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ps,crmsnca .. stand FIrm.

Cmosoo, Ill.,. March 10. M L.Bixlcr, sec
rotary Of the general gricvaonce committee
OF the 6rclncn ON the 90" system, re-
turned last night from a trip along the
Darlington road as far west as MCook.
kcb- AZ all the principal towns along the
route he had held meetings among the
frcmcn toase,riain the state of feeling
prevailing II found the men all deter.
mined 10 stand firm" said he. They
have evcry reason 10 feel encouraged, for
despite the reports Of Che company the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy is not doing
80 pcr cent. NJ the passenger business Il did
before the strike. About all the travel IL
has In the west is local. What through
trains they have pull into the station with
elk or seven passengers In a coach.
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Premature Dynamite pln.,.

ATLANTA, Ga, March I3.-A prema-
ture blast OF dynamite three miles from
Bremen buried four convicts beneath n
huge pile OF dirt. and when cxhumed three
were found TO be dead. The fourth is not
expected to recover The convicts were
from the yards OF the Chatiahoochie Brick
company, which has the contract for
building the Chattanooga, Columbia &
Southern railroad. The fuse was too short
for the men had barely started when the
explosion occurrcl. The dead men were
Dob Alley, Scsse Brooks and I'd lIarmett.
PArN from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating, IN relieved at once BY taking
one Of cartcr's Little Liver Pills immediately
after dinner. Don't forget this.
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THE YAzoo DELTA.

The Levee Board Meets and Reorgan-
izes-Reports.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
CLARKspALE, Miss, March l3.--The
Yazoo, Miss, delta levce board met here
today in regular session and organized by
the election OF Col. w, II. Stovall as pres
ident Geo. II. Page, secretary, and Thos.
q. Dabney as chief engineer. All of the
counties Of the district were represented
except DeSoto and Holmes. A good deal
of routine work was disposed Of Among
other things the reports Of officers touching
tho financial and mechanical workings OF
the board were read. The report OF the
chief engineer shows the line Of levee TO
be IN good condition. The board win
conclude lis business tomorrow.
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ron SALE.
r LeoyER Sfpr aMADRoS STREET.

ID L.GoyER & 40, 81 MADISON STREET
IN. offers for salel ''-'''
That valuable ptcpctty at the iptersec,,on
n vi rpplar street, GarrOl avenue ami uish
street. having iron. oi about 100 feet on ron.
and on the western finc a breadth of 10, ico,S
with the improvements thereon For MA
business property sld balance for 6esirahie
residences there Ia no better Investment in
Vacant lot ON ,hh west side q, Isna.,,,,o
street about 800 fcet north OF C;eorria str,ct
IOi feet on Iauderlale street ,unnin, hsct
2tSl feet. Most desirable place for lnrse res.
idcncc, or divided would make lwo beautiful
lots for. elegant bomcs, splendid nelphbor-
hood; water gas Md sewer adjacent to the
Two brick houses on Madison 900 fee, eost
OF junction OF Marshall avenue and Mnaisrn
street: lot iG0 feet on Madison street, running
through 10 Marshall avenue, with u fronting
Of III feet on that strct The location is dc,
sirablc, being onlylo minutes walk 10 corner
Of Madison and Main streets The two houses
contain 10 rooms aud both in good contil-
ton; good cistcrn, besides good supply OF
water from water works Desirable places for
two residences, OF togcthcrwoud suit admira-
bly, for intimury or private school
No. 2S7 Dunlap street between Poplar and
IIawley streets. lot 40x0S feet with double
houses, six rooms each rents for &S per
month; price g., 500.
No 10 Alabama street, 1855 feet on Ala.
bama, running north nearly $40 feet with
brick resi- tcnco OF seven rooms stables and
out buildings. Beautiful and desirable resI.
dcnce.
Double cottage on Frank street six rooms.
rents for s0 per month; pricc, a. 100
Residences 49, and i1p lauderlale street
Houses and rooms. Lots llNl6O and l6xl5l
The building two years old Considered de
slrable.
The brick block corner Of Vance and Avery
HfrNslg-l hntepe u auth
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AN ARRAY AT VERONA. MISS.
A Trivial Quarrel Leads to the Serious
Wounding of Young Man.

A Trivial Quarrel Leads to the Serious
Wounding Of Young Man.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
TUrfsIo, Miss, March IA. P. Ray
mond shot Claude Simmons this evening
at Verona, little town four miles south Of
this place. Simmons is still alive, but il is
thought he will not recover. Raymond is
about twenty-threc years Of age, and Sim
mons nineteen, and both belong TO two of
the most prominent families in this coun-
ty. According to the best information the
difficulty grew out OF avery trivial matter.
Simmons was doorkeeper at the opera
house last night, and when Raymond went
in he inquired of him why he didn't let the
door remain open until everybody came
in. Simmons replied that it was none of
his business. Other sharp words followed,
and they agreed to settle the next time
they met, which resulted as stated.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
A PIow Works DESTROYED.

DfxoS, H., March 13.--The Grand De-
tour plow-works were partially burned
last night, involving loss Of 100000;
partially insured. Only the Office and
store-houses, filed with finished goods
were saved While the fire was in prog
ress the iron smoke stack fell, injuring two
men seriously. One OF them will proba-
blv lIie
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Fire M Marietta, o.

MARIETTA, o., March ia destruc-
tive fire occurred here this morning, in
volying the loss Of the Register building,
Office and bookstore; W. A. snippen, hats
and clothing; Seipel & Co. dry goods;
Mrs Burlingin, millinery, and ii. Lord,
shoe store. Total loss, so, The fire
is supposed TO have been OF inccndiary
origin.
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Don't suffer any ionger, but use Tanners
1nfaliible Neuralgia Cure, the only infalliblc
cure ON earth for all forms OF neuralgia and
nervous headache. Ranguni Root Medicine
CO., manufacturers, Nashville. Tenn. Sold
nj Holsters drug store, 2s3 Main street 80
rents Der boy
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HEALTH N WEALTH - Dr. nesarcKard's
Tenie and ksrsine, tho Crsst
French specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY Ia an 10 starcs. mcnia
~ and physical depression. spcrmatbfrhel. hy.
porhondria Ftedliy. neuralgia hyntcria lncapicliy
lor study or busincss. paralysis, iinpotrncc cpcp
diseases Of the nervous system may b. Radically
cured In either scx by the " OF this uncKculcd
prugaration. IL ha matter of supreme importance
los ~ nerve power. and Dt. Icaurcgnri's fonla
and Neryine, after many year. trial In Europe, has
proved iufalliblc II hien arcordlng ~ dlrccflonS
one months treatment. will cure uccnt cnuca
Fries. sf.oo bon. OF ar botcs fH $500 scnt
by mall prrpsid On receipt ~ priv. We gnanutes
cclycd By us for six boscs viii tend our pritirr
guarantee 10 rptufn the money II treatment dors
not effect cure A. nenkert a Co. Drurrisi.. sois
Memphis. Tenn
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Sentence for selling WHISKY wi,hou,
License.

HpccIaI DI'pnfeh 90 The Appeal.
HELENA, Ark, March l3-Julius Simp.
Eon and John Rely, the two men who
were recently arrested for selling whisky
wiiliouta United States license from flat
boat which piled along the Arkansas shore
az The Mississippi, pleaded guilty in the
United STATES Court this morning. Judge
Caldwell imposed fine Of 500 on each
OF ihcm and sentenced each 10 six months
imprisonment in the State pcniicntiary.
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"OUR FANNY PHYSICIAN" takes well
with the people. Over 500 copies have
been sent cut 10 new subscribers within
the past two weeks. II is premium that
can't he heat.
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Tue,day, April Dol. 1855.
NOTICE.

Owing 10 the death Of W. ". Caps tho arm Of
W. W. Caps A Bro. 4 this day dissolved. The
undersigned WIN continue The business Al the samo
stand and q authorized 10 collect all outstanding
accounts and settle all liabilities
lfliifI .'sFf D W. cAff2
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Advertisements in this column.win be charged at
Ia'e OF lsc for two lines one Insertion two inser
TONS 30: one week, 5Oc
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D r. D. S. JOHN SONS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. II jefferson Street.
Dct Main and Front MEMPHIS TENN.
ilstablishcd In is60l

nR JOHNSON l. acknowledged BY All parties Ia.
~ tertsici a. By far Tho most aiicnessiul phyri
clan IN the treatment Of private or secret dseasra
Quick, permanent curcs guaranteed IN every Ctla
male of female Recent cases OF NOnOrrhca and
syphilis eurcd In few days without the uso OF
mercury. change ~ diet or hindrance lnpm bul
ne& Secondary syphilis, The laft vcstilr cradi
cntcd without Tho Use 81 mcfrufy, inf oluuttfy
loss 81 semen stopped IN short time. ku1frer,
from ifnpotrucy los ~ sexual puwurs restored W
free vig1f In a few weeks Victims ~ .cifabnss
and excessive ycnery, suffering from sIcfmat0ffhoa
aud los Of physical and mental power speedily
and permanently cured Particular attention paid
~ che diseases Of Women, and curcs ruaranircl
Or the knlfe All consultations uirictiy couaden'
uai. hedicines sent By eHprc~ 70 all paris OF mo
country.
ss-workingmcn cured At half'thc usual rates
ID n JOHNSON Md
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TO OUR OLD SUBSCRIBERS.

It's customary with give premiums subscribers only but tbs
publishers ~ the APPEALmsn 10 revise this old WE'LL
ubschbhe paper
friends
Offering increase will old subscriber
his subscription constitute him
self and aid securing ONE subscriber Coma and bring
omen q be o nalculab
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Stoos oIder,' Meeting.

A meeting Of the eloclholdcn II The Mobile aud
Ohio Railroad company will h. held At the once
Of tbe eomp@ny IN MOTH. Ala, At Y o'clock M,
on THURSDAY, May n pros 10 auibohfr the crea'
lion ola mortgage Cor o.. fogo.
H. TACoN. Secretary.
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srHsyEp.

A LARGE BLACK COW. HEAVY WITH CALF
~. Had on leather halter. 10th ears clipped and
split SO will he paid for her pturn 90 William
Conway, 40 Geor. Ia IT.
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Trustee's Sale.

ny virtue 81 trust dccd made " me under date
Of October ~ itt,, aud rcconied In Rpok iGp page
vi, 81 tho Registers Once of Shelby county, 20
a certain debt hcrriu mentioned 1 will scll for
cnsh, NJ public ouiery at the southwest corner Of
haln sud Madison strcetS Memphis, Tcnn. Al
Tuesday, April 10. 1855,
The prcffrty Described I'm said deed a. follows
Via. hginnlng on the north side of Court street
eAunaed ~ The southeast corner Of a lot Formerly
line 81 Court stngt 20 cft theme north go feet io
an alloy honcc west With said alley ~ icct thence
south 10 tcct 70 tae beginning belna lot No .. OF
smiih Onion tubdiylslon.- Equity 81 rcdcmp
tlo, waived, Tito bclicycd 70 he good, but sell
niSIER PARKER, Trustee.
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,. D. srwAnD. op,iclu, at Mulford's.
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Read the Following Endorsements of Distinguished
Physicians:

examined the advance Family Pcn'I
descriptions Of and nalc tenpuic
department III " COOK NJ d.
Professor Of Theory Practice Medical College"
diagnosis IL confidence
public I'll = HANN
ami pleasure
". NJ. -,
Professor / Colcs, chicago"
"Aner examining the publication Our Family s
opinions expressed OF It's merits tho gnlemn
essor of the Burnett
wonderfully
proper remedies Homeopathic Eeets
n
Every guide health family hts nipisi
place every instance puibs
In his absnoe
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No Other Book Published Does This.

Beside this special
namely Diseases Of womcn Infants" Of
Language
children
practical sensible and Straightforward tina
been printed
This chapter alone
bad @ be purchased at ib price
The other chapters referred equally
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ANIUSEMiENTs.
Monday. March 10. LIZZIE EVANS.

spats 90 s,le at wIi1maun 4 Co smusIc store.
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THESE ARE THE BOOKS
Z : !! &
WE ARE GIVING AWAY
ALL SUBSCRIBERS 1nn WEEKLY APPEAL
OLD AS WELL. AS NEW
price of the Appeal is 500; We give both for $3.50
THE BEST PREMIUM OFFERED BY ANY PAPER
IN THE UNITED STATES.
THE MOST PRACTICAL THE MOST RELIABLE
EVERYBODY SHOULD HAVE A COPY OF
OUR FAMILY PHYSICIAN
NEW EDITION.
NEW EDITION.
No Other Book Published Does This.

sEcosD-when really attacked by disease
But all ordinary such Of
this kind only recognize
The teaches atn
and tells when necessary physician
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loan oEFIcfS

Nj Msns1us g Sssls and = noasOS az Low fais:
on largc amounts
NATHAN BACH, 20 MONROE AND y7 sEcoSD
~ ~ Diamond. Watches Jewelry. old Gold
and Silver bought aud sold
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A GOOD WHITE GIRL TO DO GENERAL
IA house work In small family. No washing
In Main ~ -
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NJ Nv AND sTfDND HAND
IN One Ninch Hmdinii MIL
ono glnch Etraub Mil
one 20 Inch fifaub Nll
Two 2lineh fifanb Wllls rhenp, No order
THOMAS btLASY. l2l ff1nt a.
'ns ACCOUNT or III HEALTH. BOARDING.
" houes Ht0ck. sabDou and IiKint,s. No "a
ffuntsi corucr Adails Apply At pfcials.s
OLD rApERs- AT ArrEAL OFFICE oocENr
nwNKIps on PnoPpY N PORT PICKER
" inE with good utlrs, uin dispge ~ same BY
Addrs'ing JAZZ iAfsMlIH&co.,
DOPLAR BUILDING d NBfRCiiEAPs SHEET
u lug 81 NJ, fxlfslo II mills ~
GMALL STOCK uF .GgJcgRiEs, CIiEAP FOR
y nest Eve daya wan 30 leave The GU.
Addnss J. y. d. 1H
CEED CORN-sEI,I[sr tFID CORN, YEi.iO<
- and white, very clflf md pruiuetlyg ~ ~ pr
bufhel-si. 2, IN iObusbel lis saeks included. Or.
defs promptly nilc,l TllUs. n. DAW@DN,
Ncs Madrid No.
CIx ACRES on LANDN1Tii ROOM COTTAGR
- southwest cofncf mN & q X aud tuse
want avenue Cord wauf hnd r-d ifult WIZ h.
aold A. haigaln u early appI Irtilol j. made 10
HAlChkTf. Hitf Atu, - Main strnut
ot Mn. = r 'liIcf. " Poplar street
TWO PiSE cARRiAor uORsfs. GENTLE AND
y youngi ! hng. stylsh bniW &c t0cthwaT
ha,e. ennile aud lind ApplJ 10 W. u bunavaDt'
no Fnont Il
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sPEcIAI.IsTN

LAVE YOUR oORNs. BuNloNs AMI IN.
i j growing nails trratcd without pain or blood.
by DR FRAZIER n =, At Peabody lArhcrshop.
", y EDWARDA MD. SPECIALIST. EYE
L. lar. Noso and Throat Zipis Main street
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No Other Book Published Does This.

rcame II
one elias physicians but gives separately and for each disease thu method,
different SCHOOLS Of medicine
the eminent their modes practice
Quilted Tho needs Of family what "hr
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HOUSES To LET.

A NO. 1 BOARDING HOUSE, FULL OF GOOD
~ paying boarlers Furniture for sale
r. II. WORD SS6 Main street
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Tickets can be procured at the Music and Book
stores, and az the rooms Of the Association 9p7
Main street Box once at witzmsnn's will be open
Wednesday March IA
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A RELIABLE WHITE MAN AND WIFE, WITH
IN no children, TO take care of nv house and
place mt Gill Station for year. also 10 take care
Of stock and horses Good references required.
None else need apply.
Apply ut S6G Front street.
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will be an honor to the positions they
have been chosen to flll. s

will be an honor to the positions they
have been chosen to flll.
We know comparatively nothing ot
these gentlemen, and can only express
the hope that they viii bring With them
into the discharge of their duties q keen
appreciation Of the sympathetic quall
ties which are SO essential in the man
agement OF the Indians. Mr.. Oberly,
we believe has had some experience,
md may therefore be Judged to be In
possession Of some knowledge Of the
duties incumbent upon him. We trust
that he will recognize one important
fact, and that is, that the past, both
remote and near has not been wet
that changes are necessary In order to
insure harmonious working Of his
office. His predecessor, unfortunately,
was dominated by the influence Of his
subordinates, and who In turn were
biased by the representation of lo-
cal prejudlees. We speak more
particularly Of affairs connected
with CHS agency, but at the
same time with an Implication that has
q wider reach. The friends Of the In
dian In the East have made It appar-
ent that everywhere Mr.. Upshaw's CON
duct was damaging to the government
and Indian alike. We know not
whether Mr.. Oberly will retain this
official, but we trust that he will not.
The prestige Of this individual will be
unfortunate for the department If he is
permitted to remain. Mr.. Oberly may
60 further down on tie scale Of official
incumbency, and dispense with the as
sistance OF the lady who has held the
ear Of every commissioner since the
time Of her relatives ineulnbency and
perhaps he might with profit request
the resignation Of local officials In some
quarters where they are doing more
harm than good. 1t Is al Augean sta.
BILE that lies before him for cleansing.
and we trust that he will prove the
Hercules to accomplish the task.
Auf-weder-sehen Mr.. Commissioner.
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"PERNICIoUs IsTLUENC s.n

|
The caption Of this article has become
as popular as most OF the phrases now
In daily use, and however Its birth, 1t
seems that 1t has come to stay. It finds
an acceptable place In the vocabulary
OF eampaignists, it finds eongenial
field In the seasons of political excite
ment, and therefore fourisheB like q
green bay tree.
THE hater Of the Indian and all which
concerns him has also learned to use the
word, ''pronouneing It trippingly on
the tongue" To his mind that which
does not meet with his appreciation, Is
the outcome Of ''the pernieious influ-
enee" which permeats the reservations,
In other words the half breed and the
squaw-1nan have "put In their work. .
Il these appelatiyes give them any
comfort we shall not venture to remon-
strate, we shall only say, that as they
use the terms in an insulting sense, and
thus betray the calibre Of those who
use them, we can well leave them to
the judgement Of those who are gem
tlemen by instinct. But leaving this
phase Of the question, we wish to say
few words otherwise. The mixed
bloods, and the whites who are married
In the tribe have an indlsputable right
to give an expression to their
views respecting anything which
affects their rights, whether as to liber-
ty Of action or as to property. The
mixed bloods are Inherently members
Of the tribe, legally and conventionally
they are regarded as Indians, and 1t
would simply be an anonaoly now or
at any time to look upon their words
and deeds as partaking Of the character
OF foreign interference. As well look
upon the vote Of the naturalized fol>
eigner, or Of him born Of foreign par
entage to be something ,1nWarrnnted.
as to look upon whatever d mixed blood
may do Or say as something reprohen>
sible. We may say this much, that The
majority OF this class, are men Of intel-
ligence. Of discernment and education,
aboye the average member Of the tribe
They have kept pace with the progress
Of the times, and in general knowledge
respecting men and events, stand on a
par with those outside Of reservation,
and who claim to be fully up to the
standard Of popular enlightenment.
Certainly, such rnen Ire better abla
to speak Of the needs Of the Indian thae,
the average settler about Indian tesef
yations, and whose ]udgrieht Is biasest
by popular clamors for the tvrritery q!
the Indian.
And were his views more
aasoAed IN moderate latsa
The Progress., 1888-10-20

An artistic colony In the Catskills
has nained its cottages after Wild How
ers. AmUng others Is the nBachelor's
Button, owned BY little artist who
apparently has no realization uf the
fDtlordhess IT his rUnditiuh.
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THE NEW lfC UMBENTs,

At last the President has filed the
vacancy in the Indian bureau, and the
new office Of Superintendent Of Indian
instruction, We hope that the presi-
dent has been largely influenced in his
action BY the actual needs Of the SER
vice, and has tried to select men who
The Progress., 1888-10-20

T1lsa Gre Ii New York one hundred law.
Eers Cf the shystef class WHO read the pa
Pefs every morning to lind something on
Which they might base = iAit fsi libel.
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Home Life.

Wife--What IS the matter, John.
You are the most impatient man
ever saw.
Husband (struggling to button his
shirt Il can't find this dinged button
hole.
Wits lplaoidly; Have you looked
under the bureau for ite
The St. Johns herald. (St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona Territory [Ariz.]) 1885-1903, 1888-03-22
: ! :. i : :
Z 10 81 GAO So 81 l9c 81 90
8 10 81 $40 8 81 10 4 00
RECAPITULATION.


Total penalty thereon. 49,. $3.50 90
Total costs thereon .... $3,07S 90
And notice is hereby given that I. as Tax Col
lector Of said County of Apache, said Terri
tory of Arizona, in accOrdaLcewith section 1855
Of the Revised Statutes of Arizona for 1887, will
apply to the District Court of the Third Judicial
District Of said Territory of Arizona in and for
the County Of Apache, to be held at the town Of
St. Johns, in said county and Territory, at its
next ensuing term, to-wit: the Third (3rd) Mor-
day in April A. D. 1855, rs provided and fixed
by law f ? judgment gsinst the lands. and
real estate, and personal property, above desert
b d in said d. liuqUent list for the amounts of
money due respectively on said pieces of land,
real estate and pC rsonal property for said taxes
Of the year 1857, and costs OF this proceeding
AMI penalty for ron-payment according to law
Of said taxes and interest, and for an order 10
sell said prOpert ,, for the satisfaction thereof
further give notice that on the Monday sue
reeding tie said Third Monday of April \. d.
1855, being the Monday next succeeding the first
Monday Of said t rm OF said Court, each piece
Of said land. re i estate and personal property,
for the sale of which an order shall be made by
said District Court al its said term. viii lie, by
me- exposed for sale, between the hours Of IL
Jclock =. N. and O'Clock p. u at public out
cry, for cash, TO the highest bidier, in front
OF the Court House door, at the town OF Saint
Johns County of Apache and Territory of Ari-
iona, the same being the building in which
said District Cour; IS held for the amount of the
taxes, penalty. costs and interes, which shall be
by said District Court. al its said tenn, ad3 Judged
and decreed u be due respectively II each pitce
OF said land, real estate and personal property
above described Tor the year 1857,
j. T. LESUEUR,
Treasurer and EX-0ificio AK Collector OF
Apache County, Territory OF Arizona.
JanuurE 10Th, 1898.
The advertisement OF the foregoing property
having been enormously made i'll the first adj
vert;scment thereof, by virtue of the statute in
,uch cases made and prOyided hereby read
vertise the same.
J. 7. LFSUEUR,
Treasurer and ex OfIiciO Tax Collector Of
the County of Apache and Territory OF Arizona.
March 18th, 1873.