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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-27
Notice..

NWNERS OF DGiS ARE WE'RE
BY notified that the new tags are ready
for distribution. II hose having taoiess dogs
will do we'll TO call Immediately at my office
procure tags ss tea DAYS from This tim. all dogs
found at largo without tags will DE inlpouIlded
End disposed OF. .-
$. T. SWIFT, City Marshal.
May -, 1876. led
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-27
I'd on assessment No, levied May, 1876.

And in accordance with law and al order OF
the Board OF Trustees made oil the 10th day OF
May 1875, 50 mary shsres o. each parcel OF
such stack as may be necessity viii be sold at
ppbl, auction at the Office If the Secretary,
in H. c. NcLouhliu's jewclry store. in the
Adams House. Carson street, Carson Clty- re
vada on tlc Eleventh! on CAV IF } uLi, 1876, at
th. hour OF u NJ. OF said day, to pay said de-
Inunelit assessment thereon together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF the sale
JOHN y. ELY, Secretary.
Carson CITY June 49, 1871.
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The Austin :evsille relates this pa

The Austin Eevsille relates this pa
,ha.;r incident: Yesterday afternoon Il
Piule squaw sat on the curb on Main
stree., weeping bitterly. Generally,
when sGuaw IS seen IN tears II -
ire sion that she is drunk, and acting
!, this rule Marshal Brennan approach
cd the weeping daughter OF the iofe Is,
and said: sally. you been drinking:
mo, she replied, her ut'erance almost
clok ed with sobs, ''me no drunk; ofher
squaw steal my shirt; make me heap
cry.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-27
Also, Agents fsr Dr.. Ia Eichau's
sc!GGn Pills.

For Seminal Weakness. Nj hit Emissions IN.
potency and all diseases artius from hastu-
baton and excessive aOusea. Price 50 Per
hostile. I ne genuine ,.oLDhN BALsAA ID put ~
only in round bottles. On receipt OF price.
these. medicines y i'll be Sent to all parts of the
country. By express or mail securely pacR I.
and Ire. from ob4crv stiGn. Sole Agents, G. Z.
RICHARDS < CO, wholesale and retail drug
fists and chemists, southwest corner of ClaT
and 5aas0nA streets san francisco. Californ 81.
6I-lA-Iy 4
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-27
III o1ice.

IL. PERSONS HAVING EpCE%
a b.I3:9ius 10 the Cars n Library Associa-
ton '. II pleas e9yc them at the rooms of The
y yaia Historic, scientific end Ihbrary Associa-
ton Opposite the Curry Engine Hoil+e.
{. i. CULrCE. Secretary.
Carson, May y, 1876.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-27
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
H,oK AN INCURABLE CASE.
Dr. Re RfehaR's



After ter, ye.rs of trial on isis coast has proved
itself tne only curative in certain class OF
diseases pronounced by medical practitioners as
iacurable.
Dr. La R:che.I's Golden sfnlsnm NO. :
Cures Chancrcs, first and second stages: Sores
ca the Legs or Body, Sore Ears, Eyes. Nose, etc
Coppar-colorsi B!otct.s. Syphilits Catarrhs
Diseased ScaIp, snd all the primary forms Oh
the disease known as Syphilis. frics, - per
bottia, or Two for 50.
pr % RschaE's Golden Baisnm No y
Cures Tsrtisry, Mercurial, Syphilitic hheuma'
tism Bains in the Bones. BacE OF the Meek.
liberated Sore Threat, S!ohil!tic H.sh, unlps
and Contracted Cords, Stiffness oil he Linns.
and e,ad!gatea all diseases from the system.
whether caused by HdiSretio1 or abuse OF
MISUNDERSTANDING the blood pure aid healthy.
Price, S. per bottle, or two for -.
DR.. lie R.chnu's Goli-A Spanish
Antt1Sss.
For the cura vi GonolTGea. cIlest, Irritation.
Gravel .:tJ all Urinary or Geaitsl dissrrange
1nacts Price, 5? 50 per bottle
DIR. lie Richau's Golden spanish
objection.
4 wash and Injection f,r severe csses of Cor
orrhes I:,..amrnstoty tr.eet, Structures, and all
disc gses Of the Kidneys and Bladder. PTioo.
81 so Ge- bottle.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-27
$500 REWARD!

NORTH CARBON SILVER MINING Co..
(~uperintendent's H'2ice).
GAS. : CITY, J3iIle 18Th, 1876. }
WILL. PAX FIVE II L :. ID x e ID
Joilars fgald coin) reward fer :lc arrest
gud conviction of the two men who attempted
70 fire titn %o,in Carson Hoistrng Works on
SATURDAY. night the Int' instant.
= i.i4r:u A. :. COZ LII, superintendent
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-27
INFORMATION WANTED.

HOLM FERRIS. OF South wales,
81 origin ailY, VINO has been twenty-f"nr years
III th,. United states. wants Information 81 MS
brother Michael wac, he learns. WA, IL New
York two wars ago. Daniel Eerr $ of san
Francisco is $50 dcsirous VI obtaining he same
information. ?be advertiser is employed at
the Brunswick slili. and bis post odlve address
il Empire City. UrIasby county, Nevada
=. JOHN FERRIS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-27

The passions that act most severely on
.,t;ysical life are anger, fear. hatred ana
c--;eT. TIE other passions are compare
lively innocent. What Is called tle pas
sion OF love is not injurious until II
lanes into grief and anxiety; on the con-
:-arv, it sustains the physical power:
.yI,st : called ambition is Of itself
!,isr,a:e.s; for ambition, when 1t exists
,,,:reiv, is . nobility lifting its owner en-
S,re,y from himself into the exalted ser
VICE Of mankind. II is injurious when 1t
"a Siel,ased Ivy its meaner ally, pride, or
wien. stimulating man to strenuous
etforts after her great object. 1t loads him
80 the performance OF excessive mental
physical labor. and to the consequences
:La, follow such effort.
Tie passion called avarice. according
60 general experience. tends rather to the
preservation of the body than to It's de-
te-ioralion. The avaricious man. who
seems to the luxurious world to be de-
barring himself Of all the pleasures OF
the world. and to be exposing himself TO
the panes of poverty. is generally placing
l.. :. ir,,seIf in tic precise conditions favor
able 10 long and healthy existence. BY
all the worry incident to penury; by his
caution be Is screening himself from all
Tie risks incident to speculation or the
atts,up, to amass wealth by hazardous
ineans. Ivy his regularity of hours and
perfec, appropriation OF the sunlight, IN
nvctcrcnce TO artificial Illumination, he
tests and works IN periods that precisely
accord with the periodici,v of nature; by
his abs,emiousness in living. lie takes
INST enough to live, which is precisely
the right thing to do according to the
natural law. Thus. IN almost every par:
ticzla-. M GOES on his way f:eer than
ether raeu from the eternal causes OF all
lie induced diseases, and better protect
ed tha:: most men FROM the worst conse-
.:U.,ces If those diseases Which spring
ron, uncomfortable causes.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-27
PLUMBING, GAS FEF''a G AN
WELL BORING
WORK DONE TO ORDER.

lam now sinking wells, and have been very
successful III obtaining god flowing water
The work Of boring and casing wells is p2rtlc-
ular1y solicited just at this tine.
Carson, May ,, 1876.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-27

Who're can always l,e found the finest Of Wires,
LIQUORS and CHARS. and lac extends general
invitation to all 10 tt+t the same. !ny2o
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-27

4 silver Mining Company Location OF
;,rii,tipal place Of business. Carson City, Ne
yada. Location # works. Pyramid Lake Min
i,4 District Washoe COUNTY, Nevada. Notice
i. hereby given that there are delinquent Htoh
the t.lIonins described Capital stock OF the
t'o,,reYny on account Of assessment No. levied
March 1876, he several amounts set opposite
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-27
PURE WATER!
LARGE SPRINGS, CLEAR WATER
AND CLEAN PIPES!

n an PREPARED TO FURNISH
\ Good, Pure Yater-and plenty or it-at req
sonable rates. Families. restaurants and hotels
furnished on fine III ~. advantageous terms.
Test the Matter for Yourselves.
L. D. SWEENEY.
Csj!.. u. J.. so
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-04-15

Some darkies, II is said, started
q faro bank somewhere in town q
short time since, on small scale.
Their funds were limited, and no
one was allowed to bet over ten
cents at a time. A man from Allen
county was IN tho city seeing what
he could sec, and in his ramblcs
came upon the darly faro bank.
He pulled out five dollar bill ,
bought oub its worth In chips, and
put them on the jack. The dealer
was busy, and at first did not sec
the big pile Of chips, and commcn-
ccd dealing. lie all at once looked
up, saw Aliens county pile, and
inquired "yVho's dat got dat
pcramid on that jack?" Allen
county not knowing the rules Of
tho game, very stcrnly remarked,
"That's minc." The dealer gazed
at him for a moment and replied
"Pull her down from dar. Pull
her down from dar; you must tinl
Roschncs am playin' dis game
Allen county pulled her down
from dar," but we do not know
whether hc thought he was II
"Roschlle's' presence or not
[Bowling Green, KY, Democrat
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-04-15
RULE 1--WE.


AN ACT to Change and iix the time
ofhOlding court In certain coun.
ties In the Eleventh judicial
District.
section /. Be It enacted BY the
IeeIslaturo Of the State Of MIssis-
sippi, That the courts In those
counties Of the Eleventh judicial
District hereinafter mentioned ,
shall commence and be holden for
tho time hereinafter mentioned
shsll commence and be holden h,r
tho time as hereinafter stated ,
should the business Of the court 20
long sreuuirs: Provided, That MI
writs made rcturnable to the terms
a. heretofore flxed shall BE- cOpsld-
cred IN law % returnahlc to the
terms ns hereln designated. In the
Uuss,sty II D0llvars cnlmmsemcing o.,
the third Monday IN March and
Henfeinber. and continue two
weeks. III the county Of Wash
inRtom, commencing on the lirsl
Monday In April and October, ant
continue four weeks. IN tire coun
ty OF IssaQuenA commencing Or
tie first Monday of May anil No
vember and continue two weeks
IL the county Of 6unilower, com
nlencjng on the third Monday o
May and November, and continue
one week, In the county Of LetlOr'
commencing ON the fourth MOn,la!
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-04-15

"Judge.s l said, {" suppose it is
proven that a negro is assaulted
near the polls-what would be the
offence under the law?" Why,
it would only be = case Of common
assault" "Bnt If it was charged
and proven that the negro was go
ing to vote the Republican ticket -
1T would only be . case Of cleo
ton riot. Don't you see? Itmust
DO proven that this assault was
committed because Of his race,
color, or previous condition. And
l tell you this motive cannot be
proven" found nearly all the
leading Republican lawyers took
the same view Of 1t that Judge
Black did. Some Of them were
very bitter. A leading Republi.
can Senator, who wants to be
a Presidential candidate, said, will
much passion in his tone, Swell, il
you don't carry all the Southern
States after this you are pack oi
d-n fools!"
Another Republican Senator
said: "It is never safe to trust
Democrat. Waite was one, ant
you see what he has done. That''
what will beat BrislOw. Yo'
can't tic to any one from tho Oh
slave States when It comes to pc
litical questions. The people know
that, and will not put power int
any hands that may use 1t agains
them. Why look at Andrew John
son. He was Union man, who's
record as . Unionist was unim
peachablc; yet the South captures
him, just as it would capture Bris
tow If he were nominated. Bu
we understand them and don't III
tend to nominate him." W. II. ]
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-04-15

An Act to confer upon Mayors Of lncorpora
ted towns In this State Jurisdiction as JUS
ticcs Of the Peace, and for other
purposes.

Section |. BE 1t enacted by tho
Legislature Of the State Of Missis-
sippi, That the Mayors Of oil the
incorporated towns Of this State,
be and they nro hereby made cx
ofiicio Justices of tho Peace, mud
the marshals and constablos Of said
towns be and they are hereby
made ex ofiicio constAblcs IN ard
for the several counties in this
State in which their respective
towns are situated; and said off,
Gers, whether heretofore or hero
after elected, shall have and cxer-
else tho jurisdiction, and all the
rights, duties and powers, and be
subject to all the liabilities Of JUS
tees Of the Peace and constables,
respectively; Provided, that In
towns where the mayors and con-
stables or marshals have not tocil
heretofore clothed with tho jurls-
diction and powers herein confer
red upon them, said officers shall,
and also such officers in all towns
now possessing the Jurisdiction
and powers herein conferred,
where no bonds have been given,
execute bonds, to be approved IN
the Same manner, and similar in
oil respects to those required by
law to be given by justices Of the
peace aud constables; and the pow.
crs and jurisdiction herein confer
red shall not be exercised unit
said bonds have been given; Pro
vided, that the provisions Of thi'
act shall not apply to cities Of
towns Of five thousand inhabitanti
or more.
| Sec. 2. DO it further enacted
That this act take effect and be IL
force from and after its passage
By limitation, March 20, 1876.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-04-15

t~.-. N. v.v~m,, snu
Que Of our city guardians was
standing ON the corner OF Second
and h streets Yesterday, when a
wild.looking Chiuaman came rush
ins mn. seized him by the arm, and
said:
"You ketch um, saw?"
"Hey?n
"You NO savcyl You ketch
nm s.w.cc bucke-ec. You savey ~
The officer was bswildered, and
thinking some terribl6 crime had
bcen committed. endcayored 10 get
The Celestial 10 cxplain. John re-
ueatcd over every word or Eug]lsh
that he had ever learned, vet ijll
ho could not make himself under
stood. Finally he seized the ON
Ger by the arm, and said "coms
along" and started of at q rapid
pace, closely followed by the eageI
oficial. They went flrst to . wash
house ON D street, into which ths
| Chinaman looked. and then, with
a shake Of tho head, struck on,
agaiu.
j "Skipped out, has he 2" askct
tho officer, - he pounded along
using every endcavor to keep vi
with tho cat-footed Mongolian.
"Como along, We ketch uu
bimc-by."
On they went at a rattling pac
until q house near the rolling mil
was reached, into which Jon
looked, and shaking his head, dasl
Cd on on tho back track.
"Whcre now?"
"Come along," replied JohI
and ON thcy went.
Thcy travelled all over the towi
! and at last reached y shanty nca
the round-housc. The officer WI
by this timo nearly dead with 4
tivuc. and was covered with pc
spiration. Going up to tho doc
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-04-15

The Ripley Narrow Gauge Rail-
road, through that cntcrprising
public bcncfactor, Coloncl Fanlk-
ncr, is to be extended some thirty
miles southwark to Pontotoc. The
road, SO fur, has proved an eminent
success. This proves conclusivcly \
that the narrow gauge theory,
when properly applied by practical
men, Is a reality in Mississippi.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-04-15
500
Genuine Calhoun plows

JUST Received from the Fo,ln, Gun,
= dries Of both Baldwin ana Han
at Manufactory prices.
mcln1S. rs. c. W. LEWIS & Co.
-, .,,......, 49,. -. ,,,,.x,
stais 81 snd, q M,ss,ss,rn as csng IN % vacation ~
"a."'"s ~ s'. s
r psnry W. 1i,Ins 1noms0n'
1hos. s. ). ise'ld, ct. als
1pon reading tho affidavit Of
Owen. .MoGarr this day fled in the
above STYLED cause, and It appear.
o,,c ."s ,%'t az tho defendants IN said CO u Sc
l. q MN resident of the State OF
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-04-15

4 valuable PLANTATION on
Deer creek, Washington county,
Mississippi, containing 2ss acres !
Of land, under fence. and which
wcrc cultivated last year; also,
Dwelling, Gin House and quarters
The land IL Of the best quality,
and safe from all danger Of over
flow. 5. W. FERGUSON
noril AT
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-04-15

"Sen0tOr kcy nuurcsScu thc scn-
ate yesterday on Morton's Missis-
sippi Investigation resolution.
The tone and character Of his
speech, as presented in our dis
patches, will not surprise those
who are familiar with his charac-
ter. Being the only member Of
his party who voted for the rcso-
tuition, hc will doubtless be made
the target ofmuch maleyolcnt crit
icism. But the senator has taken
high ground, and from tho liberal
and conservative standpoint which
ho assumes, VIC taU not think his
action justly liable to ccnsurc. 1t
is time to put an end to fraud and
corruption, come from whatever
quarter they may. The Democra-
cy canuot afford TO shirk from in
vcstigations, and while We report
that Senator Key felt himself
bound to support a resolution that
Is calculated to bring trouble and
disorder to the State Of Nlississip.
pi, VIC are at the same time conf
dent that he was actuated BY a
stcrnsensc OF duty"
We do not agree with the Knox
villo Tribune, from which wc copy
the above. We think Senator Key
did a very rcprehcnsible act; i'm
tlecd committed a political blundcr,
\hat may cost him all his party
tanding, when he voted for q res
blution that has no basis in any
khing that transpircd in Mississip-
Vpi during the recent election. Mr..
Key knew this. and also knew that
Mississippi had already been the
theater OF senatorial inquisition to
no other purpose that the harrass-
ment Of people who have nlani-
\ tested the virtue Of patience under
wrongs, the barc mention or re.
mcmbrance Of any one Of which
Ahould have compelled from Sena.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-04-15
0'Rourke 4 Dreschow,
Buildersin Greenville

0EAre prepared with all kinds
Of N Machinerics and Tools to make
Brick III the country for any party
Or parties (for reasonable priccs)
who are willing aud able to make
satisfactory arrangements.
April /, 1676-1In.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-04-15
GENERAL LAWS
Grand Larceny 0Gtnees.


Section l. Be il enacted by the
Legislature Of the State Of 4Iissis-
sippi, That section a65s Of the Re-
vised Code Of 1871 be and the same
is hereby amended, 50 as to read as
follows: Every person who shall
be convicted Of taking and carry
ing away feloniously, the personal
property Of another, Of the value
Of ten dollars or more, shall 10
guilty Of grand larceny, and shall
be imprisoned in the penitentiary
for d term not exceeding five years ;
Provided, that 1t shall be grand
larceny to fcloniously steal any
hog, pig, shoat, cow, calf, yearling,
steer, hull, sheep, lamb, goat, OF
kid. Of tho value Of ono dollar, or
morc, and shall be punished In like
manner.
Sec. 2. Be It further enacted
That section 265S Of tho Revised
| Code Of 1871 be amended so as t.
read under the value Of ton dollars
instead Of twenty-five dollars, a. 4
now reads.
=
Sec. s. Be II further enacted
That this act take effect and bc II
force from and after its passage.
Approved April 5, 1876.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-04-15

An Act 10 repeal nm act entitled an act to
of Mississippi, approved Marclt ", ls74.
Section l. Be it enacted by the
Legislature Of the State Of Mis-
sissippi. That an act entitled an
act 70 nmcild section 2i60 Of ths
Revised Codo of Mtasissippl, ap-
proved March = 1gy< Be- end ~
1Alno 4 6orety r0Rpo1ed.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-04-15

n~Euch Regular AdveFpsements
must be paid At the beginning Of
each quarter.
RULE FOUR
All EditcriAl Notices, except
~hen accompanying the flrst inser-
tIon Of an advertisement, will be
charged - csnts per line; Obitua'
rics the same. Simple announce
ments OF deaths o. marriages ffee.
Persons who wish to indulge In
what Il termed "personal notices, /"
win BE- required to pay In accord
ance with the nature Of their arti-
cles.
RULEFIvE.'
FEES rOB ANNOUNCING cANDI-
DATEs:
For State and District 0fices, so
For County Ofices: s:.........-...... IL
For Beat OfIlces. es..................... .
RULE SIX.
Orders from transient customers
verbal or written, for job work, ad'
yertislng, or subscription, must bt
accompanied by the Chsh to obtain
Attention. Accounts Of regular
customers due and presented tht
let Of each month.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-04-15
CoMMENrs OK THIS ACT.

COMMENTS on THIS ACT.
Ordinary enactmcnts Of the Leg
islaturc VIC let slip without COM
ment; but this has awakened cmo-
tions too powerful almost for cx-
preston. We regard it Us a delib-
crate scheme Of these hard-hcartcd
Democrats to deprive the great
majority Of the Republican party
Of FRESH MEAT! Under the laws
Of Moses, a little grain was left In
the fields, that tho poor might
CLEAN; but under this statute q
poor colored man is not allowed to
gobble q pig, no matter how scarce
meat Is at his house. But as In the
darkest night ono littlc,star may
CLEAN, so from tho rigor Of thi'
act one mild omission" shines
and smiles. Bless tho Lord, they
haven't said a word about Chick
ems There IL as much meat OF
two chickens as on one shoat, ant
| If they aro handled -pssPcrly the!
won't say a word when you coa'
them of the roost! There ar
| ,t,ii ss snno rorvfaions in tho bill
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-04-15
E. WIN tn,
OABIN ET 1AKHn
UPH1oLsrERER.

--pnALEn IN
4 Ii kinds Of Furniture, Mattrcsse.
"a 81, ppeclal attentlon paid 70 all
kinds Of repairs, All kinds of Mattrose
- made ID ofjlur.
Locust 81. bstween WaelinGl1r ~
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-04-15

Makes the payment Of taxes, redsnls
tion, sAls and leasing Of lands Z
speciality.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-04-15
W. A. PERCY. w. We xk1oeH'
Percy d Tereers
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Greenville, Miss.
q ". FERGUSON,
ATTORNEY AT Law.

VHTILL PRACTICE in the Cousts
w Of Tunica, Coahoma, holivars
washington and Isaaquens Counties,
and attend to the snle, purchass ana
leasing OF plantations and payment es
tnxea
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-04-15

March 25 1875 4w no 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-14
LOUISVILLE ,LEAF-ToBACcO, MARKET.

APRIL lO,-SaIes were light and the marker was
uules The sales aggregated "a hoRshcads; Y
The Ninth-5reet- House sold 81 hossheadS: =
hogsheads Warren County Leaf at $40 50, 1910,
1915, 1910, So 80, So. So, 81. boasnea6a
Warren County medium leaf at $3.50, SS.20,
$3.50: Q bogsheaJs Taylor County leaf Of ~. ny
md s9.5 s bogshtadsi Warren County lugs at
s5.6u $5.40, $500, 1886. "a. 10: 2 hsgsbeaos
Simpson County leaf at VI o. rs and $50: Dogs
head Henry County common leaf At $3.50 DOGS
head Henry County low Tugs at 1919 nofsnea0s
Iuana low TO trashy Tugs at S4.6o xS.l D, ~ W
/ hocshead Barren County leaf At $3.50 hoS5.
heads Hancock County common lear at $3.50 ana
The Pickett House sold 81 hogsheads: 8 hogsheads
Ballard County leaf at s21.50, $lA:25, and
10. 20. and 60 90 2 hogshtads Henry County, leaf
at ~ 225 and $50: ] hosshead Butlff county
leaf ut $40 :, hogshead Lawrence County ING
Jugs at "a so; i hogshead Hart County ines AZ
$40; l bsgshead Washington County faxs a.
ID 25; hogshead Davess County iags as 80; I
6ogsLead Grayson County iugs at 90: hogS-
heads old Iu2s AND, Trash at $40, $500, 13.Su,
1910, So O5, 50 IS, and 81 90. - =.
The Louisville House sold 20 hogsheads: bogs.
heads Logan. County leaf at $l0.75 and $40; !
he head old leaf at $500; hogshead Henry
County Jugs at $3.50; hogshead Meade County
leaf nj 1915; II hogsheads Tennessee lear ana
hugs az 80, So go. $S.40. $3.50, ~. 80, 20,
az 70 IS 20, $3.50. $50; 9 hogsheads Srayson
County Tugs az $3.50, 1920, $4Ie $780, 20,
S5,95: 4 hogsheads Brown Gourty tfnd3 leaf and
Tugs at S6.s0 50, $4.75.$ $40: - ~,
The Boone House sold nve hogsnsads; hogs.
heads Inoiana Tugs ut IS. 95 and 50. 0e: aogshead
indiana lew Leaf at Sc. 10; l. hogahead, Warren
County lues at sl.10; hogshead trash AZ ~. So
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