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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18

We find from the perusal OF column
letter (fne print Of Hon. John Hancock,
addressed. 10 J. W. StelI. Gon1nies, that the
Hon. John regards government Han nrf
and not science What put such great
questions into the Hon. Johns head =
Waeo Register.
Doubtless the same power which has
denied 10 the Waco Register brains enough
20 comprehend the difference between an
,ert aud science. Dat foel can ask
- qnesiions than any wise man can
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18

MS. We acknowledge thankfully m in.
yi,nii6n to attenl.a Reunion of llood's Bii'
gade at Austin, Texas, on the 21lh of
June next, II would give ne great pleas
ure to be there, for many Of that lannon's
Brigade are cur personal friends, aud we
oud like to grasp their hon!s once more,
But il is hardly probable that we can be
n resent,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18

EvtaY person thinking Of afertlsing
should send - cents TO Geo. T.. iJwell 4
Co., No. II Park Row, for ons Of heir l23-
page pamphlets. They have refuse al.
verllsing to q science. They arg the lead
ing advertising Agents In New FORK City,
! csponsblo anl perfectly rellafe.-Jour.
nal, n. Wayne, lad. This dtn stands
Long Branch, n. j. IA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18
stTt RDAY. MAY IS, 1872.
pln Aln.ln... lrllrr lrDIn N.IYl llan

dutcd the sih inst clos'S ~ follows
sGlal 10 $50 that both D,llS aul tho
AsaiLp ace Improving and proposing Far
fbcr improvements. | wish b1ih every
snecess, aud eau say, lrntlrhlg read
lnorc Original mater in the HERALD than
10 IN any other ,per take anl oon
slider II the ublcst edi'cd paPcr IN The
State"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18

nea.. We note the reception Of new pa
PER, The Groesbecck Herald, published and
edited by Thomas J. Gibson, at Groesbcck,
Texas. It's salutatory is written in good
taste and gives evidence of sound princi.
pies to be advocated with moderation, and
as such, we extend to it the right hand of
fellowship, and wish it long life and much
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18

skJrTbe views Of DR.. 3eechsr, MS given
in the article on orr fret page, taken from
the Turf Field md Farm. are itcorreet' in
several poibts--for insfnncs. as to iheief-
feet Of slsyerys on The blaeks--but ilo5
show 4 reinrsiink 't1hse OF ijuslice To- the
psople'ef lie seinh, WHICH we ttc GLAD 10
sca |-f| rI4IIf TAI III Nt.-Hui ItE"I
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18

.gsg The editor of the Austin journal is
instruciing its readers how to properly
make up bed We presume his attention
has been called to this subject in view of
the overthrow and laying out of the Radi-
cal party in November next. lie wants as
easy and comfortable birth as tho case
will permit. 1u ati 4.
aye living RAIDS, como view the beds,
hH Whore you must shortly lie."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18

BeA. We suppose no legislative District
Convention for this District will be needed.
There will be no Senator to elect, as our
worthy and reliable Senator, Evans, of
Tarrant county holds over. At the last
election, it was left, we believe, for each of
the counties of Collin, Dallas and Tarrant,
to select its own candidate, and if good
sound men are selected again, we presume
there vii heno objection from the other
counties comprising the District, But we
merely throw this out as o suggestiou.--
We are willing for any arrangements
deemed best for The party. 1t will be
the duty ofthe next Legislature to make n
new and more equitable opportonment
according to- the Census of 1870.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18

'lf3r The proceedings of the Democratic
Mass Meeting at Mckinney, which ore
lengthy, are unavodably crowded out Of
this issue. They will appear in our nest,
In another place, however the gist of the
proceedings will be found in letter to tia
HERALD,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18
DeGress and his Teachers.

7. r. d =.
We have been requested TO publish the
following letter Of DeGress, the superinten
dent of Public Education, TO q respected
teacher in this county. II is just abop
what mi-ht have been expected from ,sucf
aradical official While il lodges an an
swer TO the important inquiry, of th,
teacher il is insolent in tone, and SANDER
lous of the good people Of Texas now in
being or the past. We have not time OIL
space for further comment at present
i,.f ,sFs.at s,i' ii AUSTIN, May l.
D. Il. BECKER, Esq. &c.,
Breckenridge, Dallas Co., Texas,
SIR:-Your commnnicationofl5t 10Th ultimc
etating TINT many teachers desire TO know
the opinion of The superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction as TO whether they will, or
viii not, b. promptly raid for their seryi-
ces, il al hand. 'tf
In reply, you are pointed to the Law Of
sine Stale, organizing the public free school
sysiem which, if faithfully carried out, pro-
vides ample means for the accomplishment
OF iis own object, and so long as the pre-
sent incumbent is at the head Of the School
Dept. Of the State he will not cease his
utmost exertions 10 have the law executed
in tie letter and It's spirit. ta. 81
II only remains 10 be seen whether ibs
experiences OF the past have taught the
people and their Officials respect for, and
obedience 70, tits law dictated alike by
natural Justice and social poliey,) or wlseth I
er they will yet yield TO the bad counsels
Of bad men, only to be turned back (eS9n
while plucking some fruits from the Prom
Used IAndl 10 wander again for years In
the wilderness ofcrine and ignorance. !
1 fs'' iii Respectfully. uier1
t.4t 11naf f.seJ. c. DEGREES. b .,.
.i.i.f~r. Supt. Pnb Instruction,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18

GsO-' We caulipn the democracy of te%Hs
ngnipsl taking the goidanee Of rrPlefsrd
democraiio papers, edited by gentlemen
f1,sh from, md,np associations, anal mot
fitted TO give adyiee in the present june
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18
Card of Thanks.

The Dallas Library Association return
thanks to DR.. II. u. Jones and Hon. Nor
gan G. Hamilton for contributions to the
Library. Dr.. Jones has been citizen of
Dallas only few weeks, but has evnced
his interest in our institution, by adding
to the Library So volumes of fine works,
and given his nam: for membership in
said association. Mr.. Hamilton sent us
Is volumes of very valuable Congressional
documents. We like that kind of endorse
ment.
Respectfully
w ID
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18

A four year old New Orlans boy
accidentally shot and killed his sis.
tor
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18
PRICES IN COIN,

OTHER MARKETS.
Condensed from the Galveston News.
LIVERPOOL May II, 1872
CorrnN-- Closed Al Id for uplands, and ND. for
Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, May II, 1879
CoLb-1l%l.
CorToN-Sirong, Ordinary nplands 1876; good or
liunry uplands - &C.; low midllng ~ g.; mid Hing
~ a.; middliig Aabnma 2lc.; middDg Orleans
li4c.; middiinS Texas 2i1Sc;
New YoRT, May H. 1872.
D--ll9N.
CoTTox Strong nj 23c.; sales $500 bales.
GALVESTON, May II, 1872
GoLp-Thc demand has been limited. An impor-
tant advance nihe New York rate Mt the close came
too late to influence this market. The current pay
ing rates previously ll2i4. At the close ll2Ia
was offered
FLouR-rhe demand has been fairly active aud pri'
cos are'irmer, especially for choice extra aud fmi
w. We rcyise quota oIs Double extra at s. 20 to
90 per barrel good treble aStra commands 40 90 to
. % choice extra $40 jO,io Sll %; fancy brands
Si2 10 to - No. !.
WooL--There has been more activity in the de.
mand To-day, but holders were compelled to uhmit
some concession, and tho sales to-day authorize
reduction of our quotations Tho market closes.
quiet at 30dlj for bury, and fei toe. for medium,
frco of burs. Sales to-day 1000 lbs ut 43q l7c for
medium free of burs H...
Inns Market quiet but strong at previous quo
tutiois. We,till quote for dry as they run 1ID
Tie; wet sailed ~ 620c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18

N, a recent printers festival the
folioHiHg toast was given; Woman,
secp-A cIsly io.tho press in the dis
.ezsf4ation ofrews.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18

COL. JNo. G. JAMES, Superintendent aud Profes
sor Of Mathematics.
MAI. IT. II. spINwIDDIE, Prof OF Engineering
Architecture and Drawing.
MAJ. F.W. JAMES, Prof Natural science ana
Commandant ofCadcts.
MAJ. u. L. BR0GKENDRoUGH, Prof Of Ancient
Languages.
/ D. sHEPlIERD, NJ. D, Surgeon and Lecturer on
r s. RECT9l, Assistant Professor ofMathematles.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18

A special telegram to the Calves
ton News, from Bryan, May 18th,
says: Salutes arc being fired here
to-day, in honor of tho decision of
the Supreme Court in regard to the
Governors appointces.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18

The Prussians are terrifying
Metz with enormous cannons Of
steel.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18
THE FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION
OPENS SEPT. 2. 1872.

Accom- s1odations lave been greatly enlarged. f'iy
new cadets viii te appolntvi. Applicants must be
ut least ffIcen years old. Boz Catalogues address
the Superintendent, nj Austin.
May is, ls72So3mos.-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18
Dead or Dying.-whcr the hair

Dead or Dying.-WhcrI the hair Is
unnaiurally dry, you may DO ure that II
is dying and unless artiiiclaIy yitalized,
IL will soon be as dead rs lhves in No.
vcmber. Feed the witlerinj fibres and
stimulate the torpid scalp wih Lyons KA.
TIIARIoy and the evil, whic must other
wise soon eliminate in badness, will DO
speedily remedied. IL Is Jsolutely nee.
essary for the health of thd brain, that II
he kept moderately moist yth prepare
tion capable Of nourishing hnd invif orat-
ing it. Lyons Kalhario1 fullills these
conditions, and is tho oEy article that
actually "puts new life in b the capillary
tubes Ihroui h which the balural nourish
inert has ceased 10 pass. This pure and
harmless vegetable prepai aion is absorb
cd by the skin Of the heal TO the roots Of
the hair, and passes into he iilamcnts by
the force of capillary attn ction.
-. ~.
THE SECOND yEnprqr " Irur PEOPLE or
TExAs.-Tbcy re.ailirm their opinion o.
1870, by awarding the Grover & Baker
Machine the FIRST Premium, for the Best
Family Sewing Machine, at the Grand
State Fair of 1871, and six First Premiums
for Best Machine Stitching, double the
number awarded any other machinc.)-
Notwithstanding the great efforts of our
competitors to disparnge the perfection of
our machines, the public and the Fair As
socations of Louisiana and Texas repeat
their convictions when opportunity offers,
tie superiority Of our Machines by tspu-
chase and apdrd Of tie conpaittees. The sale
of the Grover Baker Machine is greater
in Mississippi, Alabaman, Louisiana and
Texas than that ofany other, and the
awards received from tho Fair Associa-
tions of those States double those of all the
other machines combined. What more
proof can we offer, for what we so justly
claim namely, that the Grover & Baker is
the best Family Sewing Machine, and the
fayorite of the people of the South.
GENE SOUTHERN DEPOT,
1872 Canal Street, New Orleans.
Another large lot of these Machines just
received and for sale by
~ KEATON & JOHNSON,
June 20, ilS7l-lyl Agents, Dallas Texas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18


Since our last Issue, there has boon q
meeting Of The Democratic National Com.
nlurc, and ihc Nntionfl Conyehilon has
been e,lod to INSET nj liiltimoro 90 Tho OOH
Of July ensuing The call wn, glgnsd by
twenty. eight members, ont OF Tho thirty
seven appointed, anlit Is conI lied with m
Invitation for all good, conservative PEG.
pie to join aud participate in Il. We. like
this, as well as thcpla,e where the Con
vention isto'meet. Democratic Nation.
al Convention will be freer from improper
outside influence at Baltimore than at any
other convenient city that could have been
selected. There were Polk and Pierce
nominated aud triumphantly elected. And
there il prudence and wisdo1 are shown,
will again be nominated good, sound, no.
ccptable, democrats for Presl ent and Vice
President aud again triumphantly elected
by the honest voters Of the country, tired
and sick Of radical misrule. 1t now re-
mains for the democracy Of all the States
to. organize promptly and select intelli-
gent, incompatible and firm men as dele
gates to this the most important National
Conventi, n that has ever been held. They
should not be trading politicians, or per-
sons without kn0wltdge or mature julg-
ment. Neither Should they be men of but
one idea, impracticablc ana bigoted, who
can not comprehend the demands and ne.
cessitics of the present, because they are so
wrapt up in ihspastt,:- We w hhars-c5nfdTnce
that the democracy Of Texas, when assem-
bled in Convention, will do what is right
under the circumstances, avoiding all ex-
tremes and acting for the best interests Of
our common country. Let every county
be represented by its best men. The State
Convention is called to meet at point
more convenient to this portion Of the
State than any former one, and we trust
Northern Texas will be fully and ably
represented. The voice of the $4,000 dem
ocrotic majority of this Congressional
District sloul d be fully heard at Corsicana,
and il should give out no uncertain sound.
---=st------------ .I l..t
Among the gentleman, spoken of as can
didates for the nomination to Congress in
the Southern and Western portions of the
State, we notice the names of Gen. VIM. B.
Knox of San Antonio, II. C. King Esq of
Boerne, Col Sell OF Gonzales, Maj. Walton
of Austin, and Lieut.. Gov. Stocklale of
Indanola. In the Donham News, ofthe
llth, we note recommendation of Gen.
Maxey for Northern Texas. The coming
State Convention will not lack material
out of which to select proper candidates.
Ifthoir disabilities should be removed, we
can think of two men in the Southwestern
portion of the State, either of whom would
make a Congressman to be proud Of. We
refer to Judge Devine, of San Antonio, and
Judge Ireland, Of seguin, gentlemen Of as
mol 10 nature us are 10 be found in any
country -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18
AN ORDINANCE
LEvYING TAXES.


b. a. Ordained by The CRY Council Of n,
Gin Of Dallas, That there shall be levied
and collected an annual direct dd rdiorcdl
tax upon all property subject by the laws
Of The State 10 be taxed, within the oorpo-
rate limits Of said city, four-teenths Of one
per cent; and upon all merchants, traders
and fabricators, who purchase and intro
duce stocks OF goods for sale, or material
10 be converted into articles Of trade or
sale, one.iensh Of one per cent. upon the
real cost Of such goods Or articles At The
time Of their receipt. 81.
Poll Tax
SEC. 2. That there shall be levied on
and collected from every male person
above twohiy-one years ofage, resident
within the corporate limits Of said city
fpersons non eonpus mentis and idsots ex-
eepted) an annual capiiaiion tax Of one,
dollar each.
TnE Poll Tsx-How cptLEcTED-
SIC. 3. Il shall b, iheiduiy Of ersry per-
son suiject 70 The poll tax to pay The same A.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18

VINO IS SMITH? Not John but Elias
Elias Smith, Among the many press dis
patches, responding to the nominations al
Cincinnati, we find in the Courier-Journal
The following:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18
A TEXAS OPINION

the following: 300 .u
ATEXAs OPINION.
The following, though from New Orleans,
is from citizen of Texas; -r
.,4..l NEH ORLEANS, May, ..
70 Chairman Of The Liberal RepuJliean
Contention:
This popular vote of Texas may be practi-
cally counted for Horace Greeley.
[Sigaedl ELIAS SMITH.
Now thai is IAN opinion what is an opin.
ion" and practically may settle the mat
ter. The opinion of Smith is certainly
entitled to great weight. If it had been
John Smith, would not admit OF q doubt
Blu Elias--who is Elihsp Is he hneal
descendant of the Prophet of old2 If so,
we give it up. But we half suspect that
the dispatch of Elias is like a great many
dispatches, which we're sent off to create
public opinion. u faia'e
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-18

plicant shall file with the city Secretary o
written statement, designating his or her
name and residence, and kind. of vehicle
intended 10 be used, and said Secretary
shall designate the number to be affixed
to such vehicle, proceeding upwards from
mum Der one in consecutive order; such
owner SO licensed may Substitute for any
licensed vehicle, another Of the same gem
eral description but before it shall be law
full to use the substituted vehicle, the own
err thereof shall notify said Secretary Of
such substitution, and said Secretary
shall record the same, Cor which he shall
be entitled 10 fee of twenty-five cents,
TO be paid by said applicant. g ~ ''
1907 LICENSE NOT AssiGSABLE. iHppa
Src. s. That no license as provided for
in section thirty Of an "Act 10 incorporate
the city Of Dallas" shall be assignable or
transferable but any license not herein
otherwise provided for may be taken out
for any time not less than three months
PENALTY FOR NOT PRocuniSo LICENSE.
SEc. 0. That il shall be unlawful for any
pcrson or persons on whom or whose avo-
cation a license Tax may have been assess
ed by this ordinance, or within five days
after the expiration Of a license, 10 engage
in any such vocation, calLag or oocupa-
ton, or to exhibit or participate in ex-
hibiting any public representation, or ek-
hibiiion on which tax is imposed by this
ordinance, before procuring license
therefor as required by section thirty Of
the charter Of said city. ANY person VIC
Iasing the provisions Of this section shall,
upon conviction therefor, be fined not less
than one dollar nor more than one hundred
dollars ti ithi
WnEE &c TAKE EFrEcT.
SIC. 10. That this ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after lis
passage and due publication.
RKnEALIxo CLAUSE.
SIC. II. That ell ordinances and parts
az ordinances conaicline with the provis-
ions Of this ordinance be and the same are
hereby repealed.
Approved May IL 1872. Published
II. S. ERvAy, Hsysr.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-03-23
sheriHs Sale.

"a
10y virtue Of decree and execution 10 me
ID directed from the Wayne Circuit Cont
viii expose 1T Public Sale, at the Court
House door in the town of CentreviIie, Wayne
county. Indiana, I'm the
Esd Day of March, 1879,
between the hours of 10 o'clock .. IN = and
O'Clock p. M, on said day, the following
property to wit: - gs
Situated in Wayne county, State Of In.
diana, part of the southeast qusrter Of
section five s., township thirteer (l3A range
one u, west bounded as follows, to wit :
Beginning on the north boundary Of lot Of
land belonging TO Edward Henry Shower, by
John Davis, 2o6 feet, west Of the north. east
corner OF said lot, running south 81 feet !;
hence west 20 feet and 6 inches, to south
west corner Of said lot, thence north Is de-
grees west, to north west corner OF said lot,
thence east to the place of beginning 81 feet,
estimated to contain 6,467L feet. Also, the
following described Real Estate, to-wit: Is
feet of OF and across the west end of the fol-
lowing described real estate: Part Of the
south east quarter, section in township Is,
range l, west; beginning 81 feet and inches
south from the dividing line, which divides
the south and northeast quarters of section
5, on . line with the west side OF Pearl street,
in the city Of Richmond, and running thence
south II feet and inches in a line with said
street, thence west EOS feet, thence north s2X
feet to point perch south Of said dividing
line thence east Is feet, parallel with said
line; thence south Al feet 10 inches; thence
east 100 feet, 70 the place of beginning. Also
part Of said quarter section described as fol-
lows; Beginning one rod south OF the line
dividing southeast and northeast quarter OF
said section S, on n line with the west side of
Pearl street, running thence south 21x rods;
thence west rods; thence north 15deRrees,
west ~ rods; thence east, pa-alell with the
south line, rods to the place of beginning;
more fully described in deed from Freder-
lex Eggermier, to John Eggermier, dated May
LIST. 1885, and recorded in the Recorders OF
6ce ct said county in Book No. 40, page IS.
To be sold as the property of Anthony
Beckschult and Mary Beckschult, to satisfy
sal decree and execution in my hands in
favor Of WIN. A. Peelle and Henry c. Fox.
Said sale without rel EFF from valuation or
appraisement laws. e sgnss
VIM. h. STUDY,
Sheriff of Wayne County.
Peelle 4 Fox, Att'ys for PPf.
February %, 1872. 51.4w-p.E$15.oo.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-03-23

A special from Indianapolis to
the Cincinnati Gazette, in relation
to the abduction case in jackson
county, says:
About week ago a report ca ne
from Louisville TINT porties from
Georgia we're arrested there for
kidnapping three men in Jackson
County, Ind. The men father
and two sons named Pruitt, and
the affair created considerable ex-
element. Gov. Baker received q
letter from the elder Pruitt, asking
the Governor to interfere, and
took the train Friday night for
Louisville. Arriving at Seymour
heafound the Fruits had already
been taken from tho Louisville
Jail on requisition from the Gov.
ernor Of Georgia. He stopped at
Seymour, inquired into tie cir.
cumstances Of the arrest Of the
parties. 1t sppears that the arrest
was made without authority OF
law, the parties making it holding
no repuisition, and the Fruits had
been notified by the Mayor oil
Seymour that they could NOT be
! taken from the State against their
will. They elected, however, ttc
GO with the officers upon the con
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-03-23
Sherif's Sale.

10y virtue of Decree aud, Execution to
ID me directed from the Wayne Circuit
Court. will expose at Public Sale, at the
Court House door in the town of Centrev lille,
Wayne county, Indiana, on the 9th day of
April, 10 2, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
following property to-wit:
Beginning at the southwest corner of frac-
tional section number twenty-four "A, town.
ship fourteen IA. OF range Two west; run
ming thence west twenty-five chains and ten
links to a stake; thence south thirty-tEree 2s
chains and sixty 80 links to q stake; thence
east fourteen a chains and twent 20 links
line; thence westardfy on said boundary line
to the place of beginning, containing sixty
so acres.
Also, the following tract of land, known as
being part Of fractional section eleven IL
aud two 2, in township sixteen Is, in range
fourteen IA, east; and bounded as follows,
to-wit: Beginning at the northwest corner
of the other lands of Abijah RicL; thence
east along the line Of said Rich's other lands
Lightweight perches and 40 to stone in
the. old boundary line; thence north twelve
degrees east On said boundary line forty
| perches and $40 to a stone, thence west
ninety-eieht 80 perches to stone in the
section line; thence south forty.seven Al
perchcs and $40 to the place Of beginning.
| containing twenty-seven acres and q half,
and thirty-six perches, more or less.
Also, the following tract of land: Begin
ming at the southwest corner of fractional
section eleven, in township sixteen, ran &c
| fourteen east; running thence north to Joseph
Rich's corner on the west line Of said named
/ fraction eleven IL. thence east to the oil
| boundary line; thence enthusiastically with
said old boundary line TO the southeast cor mel
of said fractional section eles en-; thence west
to the place of beginning, containing about
| four acres, situate in Wayne county, State
of Indiana. 80
and Diadama Rich. ct al. To satisfy said
| decree and execution in my hands in favor
of Andrew F. Scott. Said sale without relief
from valua tion or appraisement laws.
| VIM. II. STUDY, Sheriff W. C..
q. H. Burchenal, Atty Ptt'f.
| March IA, 1879. 4w-pf$l3,50.