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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

Ol the most extensive assortment Of
bOOIs AND SnOEB,
Al One Price, and that very low,
by
J.. hKILBRuH,
AZ" seventh ttTeet, second door from n,
lutelligenceT Building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

LADIES AND GENTLENEN, Il you Wish your
WCafiug apparel cleaned IN a hTst.clHss manner
send them To A, FIsHEE, dlS Ninth street, op.
Iusitc Patent Othcs. 1ho Professor will give
you sattslacuun WItEo fail. Kid gloves cleaned
mica and VhpRu.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05
WptbE6yXSRs4iRRt Sc" BYA,IEII AZ bIRS
SUBJ, rI hIMhM AND nQT;WATER HEATlNd

AND YRHTlLATlRd AFPARATUs,
Nothing Connected with our home, ltl health,
comfort and happiness eau Justly command more
Important consideration than the quality and vital
penda IN? eEl9tonoe Of tho0 most dear TO Us, our
wives and children, who apend the lEoAter part Of
their lNoa within doors, Hence, the ATtih0hl heat
Ehioh may make that air impufe BE- comes subject OF
paramount Significance, The following are lev Of
tho many buildings who're our AppaTgtns Il IN use .
hoSaId UnlyeIdt, Ooronran Art GAllsU, MAsonlo
F6mplo, bupTumg Court room, OOnHF6BaiohA LbFaFY
and Rotunda o. uni ed states aptd WAilaeh BehoO
tIe9dman,s h5ntI Patent Once, ,; W, Thompion'S
DWELLING, mgrshan Browns, IhOs j, DuTAnpa, Gen
Dec. W, BApnoh'a, Governors MAnAlan, tAuhA pollI
OonVent q Visitation, and Mount Hope Insane A ~
estimates
THE PARls RANGE AND PARLOR Sun AND
LIGHTNING tlht.tLAOh HEATERS received
tho gTsml a. the Maryland STATE Fair, the fair Of
the Maryland Institute, and American Institute falr
VI zoe hs4tsIa In the United States Fof sale - tue
n aoips DsAlsrs Ia WNahlnGton, .G60It Vl0Wh sd
A'aEAndT tSIgol
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

A T the Second Grand Gift Ooncart, authorized by
special act Of the L. gislAtuTe, In aid Of the Pub
end unsquiVeeally occurs in LonsVllle, Ky, SAT
delay on any account uhAtsVor, the iolioWr g Cash
uiflS for distribution by lot among the ticket
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

POLICE.
PoLiCE CoURT-Judge SneH-Wm. Semmes,
charged with blgamY In marrying Martha L.
Fowler while his first wife was living and not
divorced, was held for the grand Jury in 81, 900.
ShuithiIe, profanity, case suspended. Frank
Churchill, profanity, Is. ChAs. Spencer, throw.
ing stones, -. George Thomas, profanity, w.
James U. smith, profanity, g. Robert Dun
his collateral. Daniel MAhOnsy, profanity aud
carrying concealed weapons, go Kate Jones
profanity, ". Jas Joy, profanity, -. Douglass
Williams, profanity, Is BeniA amin Bates, pro
family, ". James Murphy, VagrAnt, sent Il
work house, Samuel Stuart, dlsOrderly, 90
John Henry Anderson, carrying a razor, $50
Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

"ATMoRE's CELEI RATED" AND "FIsnER's
I'RRIvALED' MrstE MtATs, at SpicsT's hut
tor stole, suuthNrst corner VI NiLth and h
streets. Dealers supplied At Philadelphia and
HnlILInLEn nTINNa.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05
limited STATES PATENT OFFIOR,

I 2
" WAHHmaroH, ID, o., October 81, l57a.
On the petition OF ELIZA 0TRHIEH, Of Brooklyn,
N. Y, administrative OF Conrad 8sTht8n, deoeAAer y,
praying for the extension oil Ap4tont granted 10 the
nAd Onnfad terulen on tue 18th day OF JAnual 1903
reissusd In two divisions and numbered 9,7i5 aud
2,7d6 the 18th day OF beutsmbsr, 1857, for I'm.
pToVemBnt In Lanterns, This application being for
eItenhion Of division No. 2 7n6;
Il 10 ordered hAt the testimony In the be closed
the 2ith day Of December nsIt; that the time for
nlnE aTEumenta and the hIAmngTs report 10 limited
10 the "a day Of JAnuATy mont and that said petition
be heard on the 5th dAy Of January nsHL
Any person mar oppose this extension.
Oc2B. IuAH N, b, LEtlHErT. llommIsslonaF.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

Boys 10y s. Boy s Clothing.
Boys, Boys, Boys Clothing.
We make the Btys TTade an especial feature
In our tusiness aLd parents may rely On pro
curing ~ this establishment Boys ClOi hing el
cut, well made, we'll trimmed and durable.
EUAH WALKER Co.,
oil Pennsylvania avenue,
Metropolitan Hotel building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

corner Of New York avenue and Flheenih
street, PAYS per cent. per annnm on 1spo sts
~ oa6h calendar month. Banking hOurhr 70
4, Saturdays, y to and Vtob'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05
wOOdruG's File Holder

iuF Ming papers, manufactured In this city, wa
awarded a bronze medal at the Maryland Init
tuIe Fair in Baltimore.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

EvERYnopY is invited to take a view Of the
great original -5c., JOt and a store, No, sOt
seventh street, between II and l.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.


CIRCUIT COURT Chief Justice Cartier
This court called the docket yesterday, set a
number Of cases for trial, and then adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05
LIMITED sTGTEs PGFENT oFFi0E.

" WARRINGTON, ID, o., October n, 1872.
On the petition Of CHnIsTGAH kHAnPa Of Vernon
Depot, Conn, praying for the extension Of paLsnt
HrAutsd 10 hin on the 18th day Of Januay, l6be for
ATmu
Il 10 ordered that tho testimony tho case DO closed
the 2ith day Of December neat; that The time Tor
hlnE arguments aud the Hammers report DO limited
70 the 81 day Of JAuuAy noGt and that said pc t0n
be heard 90 the eth dag Of January merit
AnI PersOn may RpR9sg this eI!Shhi9n,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

sTEHoGRAPHERS AND LAW RFPORTERs
oud streets, tAoing Indiana AVUnus. Shorthand lie.
poIts turnishsd o. testimony and other proceedings
ln tlouTI Dispositions In ,hgnCFFT, Arguments In
Pei n Oasaa. 40 Printed COPY on tygs writing ma.
chine furnished at mAnutaript TatFA mh5
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

FE6 HYEBEHE S2B q FSH FER2

OF ooLUMBIA, HoLDlNG AbPEOlAL TERM,
IN tho case Of CHmHroFmRIHaLE eIseutor Of Am
YOUNG deceased tho executor AfOroaAd hiss, with the
appreciation Of the supreme UouTt the plbtIiot Of
dSJ " ReIS%SsS biS iaT the hnS ssttlsm NJ Snd
aud Of ne assets hand As FAR as the saIaS have
whore III The creditors and heirs o. aid sssd
are notlhod TO attend, With their claims properly
yoashtd or they mag 2thsTwissSs by law be SLendeS
a copy Of this order be published once q week Tor
dT wppsrvp
oo2s MaW Register OF Wins
10 the euPhEAK COURT or THE DISTRICT
OfOOLUAblA, HOLDING AhPhOlALT TERM
In tho case Of sAMuEL Ken, SIsSatoT Of MIA.
Hoh }. HUTCHINSON, deceased, the executor aiOre.
SAID has sith the AppTobAton o. tbs supreme Court
q !hs District Of Columbia AiorosEld, APpolntsd
the hnAl settlement aud dlsJTlbuton Of the pSTsonG
estate q said deceased and o the assets In hand
monoy when aud where All ne erSditoTa and heir N
said deceased are notified 10 attend with their oas
pToPSty '9nseod Or thSE may 9'hsTwise ~ Law DO
Proylded : COPY Of This oiJsT DO publiShsd once q
week toT three weeks In the REPUBLICAN previous 10
the said day. -
Ootls.Sau RsEiStsT o. wili.
THIB IL 40 GIVE MOTOR. THAT THK bUR
i AoIibeT has obtained from the supreme Court oi
the Dihtriot Of Columbia, holding a special tstHi
JIS0S bI5IR. iSiS to-" o. Z" IIstIfst Of 0oiaSbis
deceased. All peTsORS having elAitas against iho
s7id dsoeassa srs hereby warned % sIhet The same
Eiss b. Law be SIOludsdfT0m an benefit Of said e.
Given under my hand hi. ga asI Of os,obsE
MARY v, DYbER
oeiAWsu' AdmipiHllTiI,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

IN TuE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OFOOLUhBIA, HOLDING AsPRCIALTERh.
OCTOBER ~, l67a.
In the case OF JAMES &. DAVE and sAGUEI T.
DAVIS, executors Of james Y. PAWS, deceased, tho
Of me supreme Oourt oi The District ~ Soi9mbia
AiorssAid, ,ApDointsd THURSDAY, tho alst dag
Of November, l672, for the final settlement and
diEtTibuton Of the perfon estate OF said deceased
and Of the AAsets In hand far the same have been
collected and turned into mOney when and where all
The creditors and hsrn Of said deceased are notified
% Aend, with their g aims properly youehed or they
may otherwise by Law b. excluded from all benefit In
said dooeAseds estate! Provided copy Of this order
be Published once week for three weeks In the RI.
Test 4. WEBSTER,
Oolb-R1W' Register OF wills.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

ICg Pennsylvania avenue, between FOuT.and-A
hall anu SiNth Sttceth.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

~ or, hfanogrupheT sup.
OogTt OC b. o., ErdsI.
Yer n CAaRosry, q, s.
COm'r, sT.9B, OOR'T Of
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

The ThirtssnIh street Bell In Use.
The following correspondence, which passed
will explain Itself and meet the APP
al If ali aIlI
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-12

On Saturday morning last, tho
2lst, the down mail train met with
q lcarh! snasjup at Magnolia,
We interviewed the officer IN
charge Of tho Drain and learned from
him the following particulars The
switch rail from some uu nown
cpuso was Jared from its proper
place by tue passage Of the engine
and baggage cnr over It aud thereby
throwing two passenger coaches
from the track, ursetting them aud
dragging them on their sides some
distance.
Conductor McShanc in charge in.
formed US that men, women, chill
dren, baggage and splinters, from
the size Of q toothpick to Il fence
rail, were drawn from the windows
OF the wreck, ard strange to say not
a passenger was injured.
We give these particulars in order
to correct a false rumor gone abroad
that the rail had been misplaced by
some evil person rs WAS the case
nenr that town some time since. 1t
wac one OF those unavoidable ACES
dents that will now and then occur
to the best managed railroads, aud
no blame whatever can be attached
to the railroad comp0ny.-Summit
Times.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-12
An Act TO Amend The Revenue Laws
and for oiher purposes, approved
Anril I'LL INHo-

SECTION !. BE It enacted by the Legislature
Of the Stale OF Mississippi, That the tax col
leotors Of the several counties in this State
shall, on the First Monday Of December in
each year, return ilto the Office Of the Clerk
Of the Board Of Supervisors Of their respective
counties, u list OF the lands in their several
counties, delinquent for any tax which such
collec ors are, or may he required o collect,
and the person or pcr-oas to whom each tract
OF lot may be assessed, showing whether such
person or persons are residents or non-residents
ofthe county, and It non-residcnts, the place
of their residence, according 10 tie best of his
knowledge, information or belief, and the total
ar'ount of the several taxes Aforesaid against
each tract which list shall be verified BY afi-
davit; and If any Tax Collector shall fail,
through negligence or iucompetency of him
self OF any deputy, to return such list at the
time aud manner here required, or shall make
any false return In respect to sneh delinquent
lands, he shall be deemed guilty of a felony,
and on conviction, removed from ofica and
imprisoned in the State Penitentiary for a
term Of not less than one year AID he and
the sureties on his bono shall be liable thereon
for the whole amount of such delinquent taxes,
and for all damages which the State or county
or any private person may sustain thereby.
sepl4-2m
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-12


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H.llu 4af H. la.ll .fa.o
. fs iU fslifE II
tnl .rUI. fa. ..Ists asai i
fIHn sisai pefalaf par
BOO do Is rifuaN hIt fhe Coz
enmahf. ais lnml lnmlHr RI tIa
aUIsl.I. j. Fsai.y fho blasf tween
tia C.ar4 1Tl .Ip loef- iam .e'
tla I4bt -l having us HssmIle
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-12
Lands Sold To The State for TAXES,
Fiscal Year 1911.


The following described lands in the county
of Pamela, State o. Mississippi d'linQueut for
non-plymcnt Of taxes for the year 1871
will he subject to redemption by the
owners for the period of twelve mpnlhs
from the late thereof after which time they
will bc subject Q purchase aud entry of any
person Iron the payment ofamnunt for which
said lands are delinquent aud all costs to the
State, with damages and subsequent taxes ac-
cmcd. "Act of Lcs stature to quiet tax
tiie' aud increase the revenue Of the State,
approved Anfil 8, 1872.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-12

NOTICE. hereby ...ab 70 boo etisrs and
a,lpa5eH of lhii county thati ftl have the
iat boob for me- fsHsl year lsi2 open, GOD
wild b. w1l, io receive The State aoi county
t,1cr oil. Hs hlluy log places and dst''s
40 puyts station ............... -...Oc'oaer 1t
A. rnuuiand ....... .....-"..October 2nd
a. i'YhlHaa,,.... .r.,a.. ......." -Octoher Bid
AZ Elrekn.-.."......,,. ........ October gth
A. Llots Mills. ............ October 9th
AZ sPrlngpori..."." "-... ",..-.~pciober Tth
A. Pan0la."......-"...", s"."..OctOber sth
At Pan1lt.t.,...,o '.,..'....., October 9th
A. Star Plucc.-".,".- ."..".." -October 10th
A. Star place.."...............".~o2iobcr llth
At Pleasant M0uut.....".........O October 2lst
A. Pleasant Mount ....,.....".O October END
Al Como ..............".."...".,uciober 23rd
Al Como. ..-,...." ....Oc'ober 24th
At Cumo.,."........... ,,..,..,.."bct0be Zoth
At Lougtowh Recommendation 18Th
AT L9ngtoMn ,".,"...... ..,,-"."Ociobe 2Jlh
Al Peach Crctk."...... ....,...". October 3pih
Special attention is called to Section 1t of
the amended revenue laws, herein filed, re-
quirtug the list u delinquent tax tob filed by
the TAX collectors on The first Monday Of be-
ctmber, with The Clerk of the Board Of Super
yisoTs, which viii compel the books to be
probplly closed on thai day, and all taxes
hereafter collected, will intur large additional
expenses,
Responsible parties mar file with the col
lcctor a list oftaxe4 they desire to pay, but
nil such lists must hy promptly paid on or be.
fore November Both.
An att mpt having been made to counter
felt State warrants, shall require each war
rant to be endorsed by parties paying OF remit
ting the same.
The poll taxes, II paid before The first day Of
December, lie only one dollar.
state tax "a mills on tie dollar.
county taxes, including all the various tax,
Is $50 per cent oycr aud in addition to the
State tax.
All appointments herein made and published
will be promptly met, and at all intervening
time, the books will be open nj Sardis, from g
u IN. to 3 p IN, until The 30th day Of No
,cmber.
It IS earnestly hoped that all taxpayers win
promptly comply with all the requirements OF
ibis notice, as no l%eniclcy or extension Of
time can he allowed this year, in consequence
of the following act hereby published Tor the
benefit of taxpayers Of this county.
L. CANINE,
S,,eriG and Tax Collector.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-12
House and Lot for Sale.

An elegant Dwelling House, containing FIVE
rooms and hall, located on corner of Lee,
Orump and Magnolia streets, together with
necessary out buildings. The lot contains
about one acre and a quarter. The above
property will be sold cheap to any wishing to
pnrchase. Apply to
". II. WELLER
ssrdis- July "a, 1871 jye7f
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-12

KIM
-I.I .Irsf
t.Dt ID ssi
lie d ia st.
ff0.t.fH herman
t.sI 4aA.
4sIu'a .s hu.f..r ra'4falf 4
aa gi.I slH HI44f4 lul5J 4t
-trrI DO fIs. hri
"a ni.nsy .f..l..
I.I t.t.. ANIL a odd.
n. ,i.t ths f.r f.. .Lat
"A r.fi ,trau4ff,ya vts Iti', rr,g
io, l-,u.les AMI tba g-l,a.po,rf.
,.9ll .-,,resI, rs..t t,e d.p.sI t,f
MAILING s~aruiaf |mtrHats. ,1ft 5If..
10 ,,a s.agrsl that n .. tE..
F~.la,rYad ifnhglon which InI
yu uOld CithoBci.m a., u.e
t.,ir f,ilura GA r,lIyiuus ugy..
none.
For ammo finn. after Prince B
mar.Es riurp iuie tIs room w,
Mad mr..c and sin,tv nul otbsr
d~ivnrsion. bpt affe, .bilo. conip,
an d, m, AL a,i In a coru.r lac .,.I
ia mc.
"C,,ue. / UiIl let Won into a orc,i
secret. Eyery man in Gcuoary
knows il. hut Il a meat secret for
All thot b%ocluse mo ono yill tai n
The agitation a-g,inst M, Catholic
Church has been a|rtiGcinlly excited
An the talk about the Church q dan.
ger 10 the State is TRANSPARENT nom
sense. Church and State have moyel
along si1e by side in admirable
poacc. yea. cyca in the closest allj.
nnce. and II ir nm discovered thnt
ono must swallow m the other. Bnt
wa have ia cmuloy nonsense somo.
times when sense would Aorye our
turns. 10 say that our Government
Of Germany strengthened by yieto
nv. should be endangered by that
same Catholic faith Which il had
never feared in its rambler %capqeity
OF a Prns.ian administration Ia 70
advance n proposition which oulv
Chanycnism can find crednlity 10
receive. But il il gerry convenient
for us IN governing Germany TO SET
our peoplc against some real ar i'm.
aginary foe. We must have some
'ebsliend nj which thew can aipo
threats nnl tounts and moEe villa
gestures ana grimnccs. This vos
one Of N%apoleon, so,rots. Onrpco.
nlo nroyc themselves wonderfully
dnctat. ml raqe bwbe N anvthipy
that We point out 70 them rs n rood
tebiliondi They cannot yct recoc.
uize the bounds within Which their
brau,now patriotism should mova
aud tnro it into my channel nointc1
out to them, This Is nsotol. Won
ace. for tho nrasont. i,an,usos diem
mud koeps them from %anno,inr ~
IN our work Of porCecting thc s,rrnr.
tnre of the emtire. In 10 1970
France was the ebsfcnd' nj which
| always pointed Whenever | f,und
the %ncopie becoming nnrolv That
Invariably set. chem RIGHT. When
the empire was IN its formation ami
the po,ty soyereiqns were consider.
inc what bra rog9Iiyes thcy shonld
renounce and what retain. my .sbs.
iicnd' was ,pnrtieulorism ana the
bowls against This were "a lond that
the yassah A onoc ~knpck1ea dawn
During ~ war had somc donhl ~
70 which Hereditary foe' should snc.
coed yaonul.b. "A Franco no ,ohsGona,I
Far a m~nn,ant | tLoppht Of H.
land INIT ,hcro wpro rrosons ,ha,
led me "a abandon thot ;Je, All
Hunllv ,ilrh,d IN tbc CathoGeI
Church THO choico wos reolly :
most fcrcitons one observe nav
In the first nlaro il engogos ,ho
nennlor mind mora ,bap nny othor
snl,;c,. rontA simon ma ;nc;dan,s -
the strucgle mnst 1nily rnnnr v;s;hla
10 every citizen IN ali ranks If liz
SECONDLY. ID Lolns immensely r.
strengthen the authority of tbe om.
nire by destrayino rcsnect for ovory
~
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
LOCAL POLITICS.
oBRrEN WITHOUT FOLLOWING.


IT'S SUPPORTERS IN TAMMANY HALL RECANTING.
The subcommittee of tho Tammany Hall
Committee on Organization charged with inquirng into
the condition and efficiency Of the various Assembly
District organizations held adjourned session yeser
day at Tammauy Hall, and listened TO charges against
members of the 1IId, IXth and XVIIth District deega-
cations.
In the nId District It was question OF supremacy
The delegation Is equally divided, nno OF the members
being favor OF James Gibbons and nine in favor oil
James Hayes Charges OF disoyalty were made by the
Gibbons party against those led Hayes but these were
promptly refuted by the accused The Hayes party
in favor Of holding another primary election III
their district order to test the question Of the relative
strength Of the two factions In the case OF the th
District the delegates individually questioned and
and all expressed themselves ready and willing
to support the 1ammany Hall nominees. In the case OF
the XVIIth District delegation, John s. Masters0n
and VIM. b. Finley, who expelled by vote Of the
General Committee, had taken exception TO that 40
tion. on the ground that until nomination for Mayor
was made by fTammany Hall they had right TO adyO
cate whom they liked for that position They declared
that they would give hearty support 10 the National
Tammany Hall might place in nomination for local
offices, but until the nominations made for the
preferences The Committee reserved its decision in
each case and Will make its report to the Committee
Organization who viii submit report. with recon-
mendations at the next meeting OF tho General Com
1t has been noticeable that within the past few days
the dsafccted members OF the Tammany Hail General
Committee have manifested less inc lination TO follow
Senator OBren Nearly ali Of those who Outspoken
admirers OF OBrlen have repudated their former pro-
estaOns and those who sti profess TO favor him say
they will support anyone whom Tammany may nomin-
ate The large following which OBrien week or two
ago boasted he would have In the Tammany Hal Gene
raj Committee has literally come TO naug This result
due in great to the absurd declaration OF
OBren that he will support Grant for President ana
Herman for Governor. 1t is argued that he found IL i'm
possible 10 draw OFF any considerable number of Demo
cratic from Herman to Dix and that he COM
PEELED perforce TO support the former or retire from the
field altogether. IL asserted that O'Bren will find
equal difficulty In inducing Democratic voters 10 support
Grant ana that the imposing demonstration made
by the clubs from OBrien district at the recent
Liberal meeting n UnOn-squarc, indicated clearly
how the vote OF the district would be cast in November