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, 1870-11-18
NEW YORK.
SPECIAL Despatch to The 0hieaso Tribune.

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Wan street Is atill aEi- |
tated BY the prospects Of WAT besWeed England
and Russia The news OF the decline In Ameti- !
can bonds and other aecutities IN London caused
o sharp advance In gold and general decline In
bonds and ahares. The Gold Room absorbed the
speculative interest Of the st1ees to large e.
tent, snd waa the scene Of much excitement for
a time. The price OF gold ranged.from 11as TO
l1sk. The ta.ea for earring gold Were to
per cent. After the board adjourned the uewR
from London was more favorable. and gold de-
cilned 10 ll25, closing at tha. quotation at night
MONEY.
TIE money market was quiet at s TO Gper cent
for csil loans. Discounts were dul1, and rauged
from to sH pcr cent tor prime commercial pa
per. ,-
GOVERNMENTS.
Government bonds were heavier and lower, In
sympathy with the decline ut London and on the
continent The AsstBtunt Treasurer bought
| 81 900, 900 In bonds Of different fssue8.
| YoRElGS E1cHAS6k
was weak at 1oe,s for stxty-.lay sterling, md Ito
for sight
There was ievcrish feeling In stocls, and the
market was almost panicky. Northwest, pre-
felfcd, was sold down to S2t from pressure of
Esles by the Amsterdam holders, the stock being
borrowed here and sold for tnclr account Rock
Island advanced to 11s>t.
WHEAT.
| The wheat market was excited and unsettled,
and stendy advance Ia expected II the fresh war
connection in Eurupe Is continued. There Il q
general impression tn1t prtcts mnst rule consld-
. | cfably higher next year. The withdrawal OF 50
many thousands OF hands from tue German and
French wheat nelds hy the military necessities Of
both COUNTLESS must be seriously felt In the size
OF the cfops, and the deficiency Will hsye to be
supplied from abroad. general European war,
and the closing Of Russian ports br blockade, viii
Affect The market srll more, BestdeA 1t Il
by no meaus certain ttat our OWE
cfop will be as large next yezt Is for the pas
rear, and In addition We are called upon to ieet
europe, 1871 will certainly be tull yeas to
= | wheat There were considerable saleH Of new
:, spring lnst evening al $1.st3l.s1. snd With
- further advance in Liverpool. hlgae gold, ant
q general excitement respecting tho war. the mar
= kes opened this morning quite excited holden
= asking <1.&o for beet samples 0
=. new spring. The demand. howeye,
:, did not sppear to be pleasing
= The speculation was lens active, and cxp,steT
=. Rnd m.lctz we're not disposed 10 operate teeIy
of in view OF the lates report that the dispute ha
d been referred TO cungress Of The great power
.e xnd the market showed dnally but slight Improve
~ ~ nent over the closing prices Of yesterday. III
S. sales embraced about $4,000 bushels
or The market waa moro active tof State a.
ae Western nours, and In shipping extras especial
: thefs -.s ..s large shipping and speculative d
Ii mand, with prices t@.o >--.s nes barrel higae
II the sales embracing some Il, coo barrels
y. w. lro ths Astesated PEssA1.
le, SEW TQRX. Not. 11.-Tht Gold Room Was q
~ and there was peifecs turmoil Of axcttsment
!. consequence Of the many and conflicting tel
/ ORR N InndoH
, 1870-11-18
INDIANA.
Arrangements for the Meeting OF the
ImukRFRf1un EauYcnIiau.

1xp1AxAroLts, Nov, 11.-Goveruor Baker has
n ceived notice OF the appointment Of fn1l deleEa-
uona ito the appruaching Immigration Conven.
ton bF the Governors Of PennsTlranlA, OHIO,
virginia. West Virginia, Missouri, Kansas, Ee.
btas1~, Colorado, 1U*s :, Illinois, Wisconsn, Min
neso$a. Michigan. and also from leAdtng Boarda
Of Iflde. The convention will mtek at noon on
Wednesday, the - OF November, In the Hall Of
thf Ionse OF Representatives. Delegates are re-
qnestcd 10 report on the1~ trivial to the Commit
Fec Of ArftnSemeutA
, 1870-11-18
TIE CITY II BRlEr,
West Side Park CommisdeukTs.

West Side Park Corruisslenk1s-
Tho regular semtmonthly meeting OF the
Board Of West Side r1rk ComM.ssioners wA
held last evening, As the rooms OF the board, No
qaa West Randolph street Present, coanlS-
slcners Holden, Run5an, H,tt, Cole, md Greene-
baum, In the nbscncc Of President Stanford
Comsnh sone1 Holden WIS called to the chAir.
comrnisaioner Hit reported that the surface
drainage on the Tine OF North avenue and Ar
mltaee read MAS deficient, thefeby materially -.
u; ding work on h bouleValda. He moved thai
the beard authorize the opening Of ditch On
Armi,age read, from the boulevard line 70 West.
e,n areuue The Il o.ipp prevailed.
Commissioner Cole submitted plan for Wis.
dncts ac1oss Lake acd Madison st'ects, IN Central
Park. lie said be had laid The matter beforo the
Board OF Public WorAs. who had agreed 70 coin
eide with The plar, and to join With the common
| council In the mellon necessary 10 accommodate
! the Hidth Of the Streets 10 the requirements oi
| the v1zouctA On motion, the bosrd xpproFed tnd
adopted the r1an, subject to The apptoTat And Co
operation OF the Board Of Public Works and Com
| nou Council
] on molten OF Commissioner Greenebanm. tht
SECRETARY WAS Instructed 70 correspond *1Ia owe
| ets OF property south OF the south une OK Uouyh.
rark, With Ilcw to the donatiou Of the ~ re
ueetssnry TOR the boulevard line to connect tn'
Douglas with the South Park.
| TIE board then adjourned.
, 1870-11-18
HHsINESS NOTICES

MotM 1tnth enf F1eckte Looou.- The ouiv
..rsh1ps mi nsJmiess remedy Tor EemovtnR brown
n.eoiora1oas nom ne isee 7eEa'sd a FL! I! Y H. D.
r:s,a eTefyEhcSes
, 1870-11-18
PERSONAL


f1E9SoaA!1t x Med, GALL Oh WRITE At
I si,stslsseEhlae - sas ID reg sa1io1s to hear
, 1870-11-18

Meteorological record 1T November ~, 3s76 o, ~
reported by J. @. LsnxRu.h. Jf.. optlctAnt III
Randolph at stt, coI1esHonden. OF The smith 500
for he words. "yeertng,~ "gentle,' nigh"
ad,5," "moiss atmosphere" "rAn." and
~
, 1870-11-18
IOWA.

Work Commenced on the BuFllnR.
ton l. Southwestern Railroad.
Bpeesl pe4palch to Tne Chseaxo Ts4buns.
FoK1 MADISON, H.. Nov. 77--Track-aJtDE on
the BrtltpRtou i Southwestern Railroad con-
1uenced to-d1y Ut TIE Junction Aessrs,' Davis
/ Alice, the contractors, have everything ready,
and the WORK will be pulhcd 70 FarminKton ~
rapidly as posalb1e. where operations will tI7]
until spring.
, 1870-11-18
War Department Weather Report.
CNr14p ErAtEs eloHAL aERvIcE,l


CHICAGO, Nov. II. )
The following Is the ofnctal record m1dc fot tic
obserya ttou ard report ct storms, BY telegraph
and signal, for the bcnent Of commerce On the
nonIs tndine II III Gn;cas6 te IA ,aSls
shows Tic heights OF the barometer and therrno-
ueter at The hours Of O'Clock 4 na.. and p. n,
sae hour enaa0 u ao% aoa
hall beng duced to fatn. The barometer read
sngs nfc all rfductd to seA 1eyeT.
, 1870-11-18
ADJUSTMENTS.


...an, @ Es,,o,o ~ eonce-t w.. atyen last |
evening =. Farweu Hal with m audience con
larger 1aan fhSt of the opening nl8ht
tn attendance. Ine programme "As Vi Ile
l.1ze number Of the old stock numbers; among
iisstn the Al non Gtunss, which gave Mss kel-
tuEs opportunity to ahow her .ktu on Bs1llnts
IL :: ise:ssse On !es@ss ss s !5s@ 9
The rs5 ~ nor. Of sas
:ap.a : enough 70 d,sasss raee &c ho.ss; nd Mein
t'.aa'i s.os az II ne haa : pressing eaeasement
~ nj the instant he got through, and With pro-
found contempt toz the correctness Of the German
stln.suls. s.s. KsAE. sn ;,.s second m nanesr VS.
sohc o. ~. tssse' tae p'aolss' SET 70 me wofds
.'Ilt Light Is Fading noTn ne sly" The oal-
;, st,1,n a14s ast Il i e
Kellogg managed to tmpart 10 1t 60 much e4-
p1eSsiur. however, that Ii made quite hit For
the n, crr, en. quite took the edge OF the 20
tp*s u The a.f;1aE, ~ ~ VI; wanted asr sye!taa
WHO might want TO perform that delightful oreI1-
;luu hy singing pesz7ng's ballad, "Bewase-" Hi.
rr,1naon. md carried Cd nis usuai easo5ea Ran.
AIM = ~ in cood voice, and gave us 4 Touch Of
rtuRiu1 - yer1 smooth md attsnc ana: T,sa
msss 1oio be e iaa feaaa % Via
htrn.
r...,staH .sfernonr' Win The -fniior1npf m.
Gramme:
eARrL
= N,ssra Hae<koAnG aad Ro.sla{6
rs,,o soto Fsntnaie = Ia TfArfata ",,.....Wehl
IaAAo saos' = ~. -. y T.SW S~s"sasss"
,c,,,,-1yas:d Il .If. tsh.aomni4 III IT pontzetu
=. Car. 1e-s:. kzt1sss.
N. M noe1s.a4
Reet and Aria B.aen" i fFosatase -Vesd
tor -: ~ ~ i
3 Ta1r q.
L B.uAa-Thr HeaIt BoFrd DowD," Bali
---- s1ssor A, Rs.doA
:. Bhnad-~ Farewell" ;-..:....---.i'ahar
4s1 GsS, GLe,ntSSbs 1,SShf,.,
, 1870-11-18
BOARD WANTED.
HORsEs AND CARRIAGES

| f3CIf0y BALE, on SATURDAY. ,Kov. u.
| a II the Grrst WesseIn Herss md Cet1tAse MsEt.
bah-Av.a 6ne dvinf and team hnskus- new top and
orrn buxxjrt number Of ve5 dne 1%eAted carriages.
y ad Il pew: o. 10 steondbao iup md opeo bug.
EtS sctne vt4y little used: lot Of hnaIy team h&Iuess
Aie hproht h..1kets whips, eosnbs, bsnshe$' &C.
, 1870-11-18

Mr. 2; A. rage, who a.rtyed u this city on
suddenly At O'Clock in the evening, NJ the Shet-
man House lie had been suffering from con-
sumption. but was not thought TO b II = danger
Qua cCndIt1on. His wife accompanied him They
were on their way to St PAu1 The BODY was sent
10 New York By express, whittier the widow viii
follow. The deceassd waa about 80 sears Of age.
-C4ptatn Connolly, who commanded one o!
EaBsmana basEes. has been missing klnce Tuesday
night. He fell into the Illinois Central Railroad
Slip, shout O'Clock On Tuesday evening. aud was
by the mate OF the schooner North Star. ~ hs
has not hecn keen since, It Il supposed he rouct
overheard and was drowned,
"A mtodle-aged WOMAN, named Abby Meulhill
wAB found dead sitting at table, II No a6s BLU
Island avcnue. Yesterday. TIC cause OF he
<ltalh will be learned BY the Coroner, who vii
hold n inquest to-day.
, 1870-11-18

cnappea ma9s1 ~ ss. an" 1sas zasfs 5, eaaTsa sa
If.rsr& Co. New 1oRf-
, 1870-11-18

attck, consisting ot ch1ns, Bohemian gaass K1te,
Tampa. 1od p1ksed Xpoda, which they now o0ef =
ooa Price ioF si1fJ days. A. PICK Co, No. ~
, 1870-11-18

- ~y~...K " .sse 11en Atotsa &sStst Slosl
Theatre, which E48 announced to take pttce last
night. Il 1nAvoidahly postponed, 10 allow the
wos kmen abundnnt time 10 put On the finishing
tunchef. The Inauguration Will positively Occur
Mullen. The owner, will deairer the opening I'd.
dlcKS.
, 1870-11-18

Miss Edith ot3orman, The escaped nun from 81
Joseph Ccnsent, at Hudson, New jersey, NiIl
lecture in Farwtlt Hall Oh Tuesday evening. The
lecture will he Of especial Interest to plotst2Ota
and will doubtless attract numerous 8utieuce.
The 1Esh Literary Association Will meet at 9
O'Clock this evening In the Prairie Farmer Build.
tpR On Monroe ktIcet. MI. John F. f1uefry Will
lecture Oh '-The Rebellion Of rs" and then there
wi1l be a debate to md out ana decide wnethe.
pr1mary elections nnd conventions should he
abolished. Ladies' and gentlemen are invited 70 be
-There vii, be reunion Of the Sunday. School,
With former officers, teachers, ana scaolAtA a.
Railroad Chapel on next SundAT, NOV. 90. Exet.
cises will commences st > O'Clock AL intereated
In the work afc invited
e D Sherman, Grand Worthy Counsellor ol
the Grand Lodge Of Ilioois. o. o. =, VIII de
liver lecture bcso the naembeln Of stAf OF nopt
| Lodge, No, Is, l. o. @. T., and the Ofdet tsseu
bled, This evening, q 7:+s o'ciock. q tne rooms
No. 50 south Lasa!le street; ~ members o. o. IN q,
the above occasion.
ETanaud Lodge, No. Il, Kmghta Of pJthia.
| meets IN renulaf convention At s:s0 this evening
ian ntteIdance IL tltalred. Work on !, 2, and
-Tnc next soctA OF the Union Club VIII b
| niyep this evening"
, 1870-11-18

Cornelius Mahoney is a brute. Nc has no Avo-
cation md sptnt1a the day lettering around 81
loone, and the night II shrcshlug women He na8
been up Al the 1'Ulce Court several t!mes and rc-
ie1sed npon The payment q Hnau Gne. nSs q, i,
ID suppose d It would. Last night he met Annie
Watson IN tho ST eet, Threatened TO kill her and
cnnerd heI to her abode On 1Ack81n street, ncAt
Wells. He eassyed to force the door open, hut
Annle slipped cut Of 1hs nack door. and be hA ring
observed her, ioloNtd her almost 70 the Arnor5,
whittier she ned far protection. 4 policeman
went after orneA md be Epent last night Il
The Arnoty+ SIX mcnths 1nstnc Hr1deFel1 b
keeping out OF the way Of the women, might ct
| fecl r. form Int he ls such hlrd case that
IL doubtful II confinement for louSer unne Wonlt
| produce reformation. II should be tilted any
L hnE.
, 1870-11-18

rco,,x diseases cured hT us1nK
1nn,ns1 ~ soap, made By casaen aAaasd u.
, 1870-11-18

Biflsard OpcntnR.-f. A. UphAm
wll rpen bis new nall, ,w West Val Bureo
stfeef, tnia evening. number OF experts VIII
be present AL afe invited to attend.
, 1870-11-18

i well-dcserred and highly appreciated conopli-
Is;s ~ Viz III f M as csr
ftieuds E:t patishionera. While Iii. Williams
vas absent, during The early pait OF The erenlng.
Lis pa11urs we've taktn possession OF b. FtsttorB,
and maItera arranged 10 their enEtFe satisfaction.
Up1n his return. he found that his household
goods needed Eevera1 hupdted dollars additional
fus1rar ce to prevent loss In case OF nfe- Au ele
CANT B. W. Raymond gold watch. a dne aeW1ns
maehIte, AID nuuetoul articles approPEste e
wtnleI weather and new home, we're present
TIE occasion WAS a complete surprise to The pat
r1ea nest Interested, and . thoroughly happ1
annr- Mr. Williams has been IN hts presen
charge about eighteen montaa. labor1ng rnos
zealouslS In not very promising nelj, seconds
crednahie TO the church and congregation TIM
their services are 10 well appreciated.
, 1870-11-18
How n -Four Tisna7

&llvnc shn p1sted.wzru 3f eyeEJ description e1e-
-xhu ct feHe}H Z ia chains opsEs xaaxsea, ,
, 1870-11-18

Bars Pee.e'.ad es1a 1I,s Isa, @s cd i :.:s a,
Jour opo9a o9Hafa - ~ cn,eago nY III dEuz2tsta :,
, 1870-11-18

The oneujnr OF the lecture season before the
TCupp Men'a Christian Aasnctanon takes 2lace
a. FaTwcll Hall te-btgbt with lecture BY the
Hen Charles Sumner. uts theme, THE Dael
adap1rd to The times. and viii b. dlscnssed hJ one
Who has viewed tts phases With statesman.s eJe M
and stQGltl IT. effect upon the nations OF me
rark and Evanston 10 accommodate those who
NAV desire 70 attend For Bcale Of priced sec 3D.
vertistmtIt
, 1870-11-18
BurnaAt1. ilIassNoastt~. iRai'
Ftan.

The following shows the state OF the wind aud
weather II the sane stations The lestefa on The
Icft-A1nd hide Of each column ahov the direction
OF the wind; the following uKnre Or dguros, the
velocity Of the Wind IN miles Per houfs and the
Iass leuer the state Of The weather: G sands fo1
clear, Tor f1ir, d for dAzk Cloudy, for very
cloudy fo< n3he rain. for heavy rain. for
SNOW, h for haii, G for gale. and 9 G for great
1xle.
, 1870-11-18

The horse which Mr. John Smith. Of Lake
View, waa driving down .yaoakn avenue Jestaz-
day Afternoon. became frightened and ran away.
Mr. Smith was thrown out, AMI kuBtaiotd aNghi
injuries. The animal w2a caught near Twelfth
ktfee.. and the buggy d1aWn awny on Al express
uREQQ.
, 1870-11-18

persona who csnnot vtktt the Summit fe1m
.hn,ld send 10 Hon John Wentworth, OF tnea2o
Iu,, for hts new Fazm Circular soF .e'l, :" am.
nrnyed cattle, sheep, hogs, snd fowls. Mc1uo'as
T1id reese and vii tuIkeJA
, 1870-11-18

p,ex 4 Co. resgessasTs5mI ~ ,a,l .3ssssa ssts
, 1870-11-18

rttx Mf1 be fetailed u wholesale pIfcea II h r
puIln7a'. e1eceasor To Sowttn acHlwAu. no. w
Lake street. Watch requiring 1 made 4speceey.
, 1870-11-18

AMUEEMERTk,
KELLOGG CONCERTS.
MISS CLARA LOUISE
1ESIsIxo&&
respectfully Announce1
GRAND FAREWELL MATINEE,
At FARHELL HALL
Saturday, Nov 10,
Aastssed BY the wasid<eoowned Fiaaist.
MIR. James M. .Weh1i,
And the dAtlnSriahed yoesIstz,
MIR. VIM. Macdonald and
Stgnor A. Randotfl.
Mr. GEO. ". Director.
T1CK ET3-Qpe Dollar. No extra charge for Reserved
se.ss foF sale Il The Box 0t'ce> Farrell Hall only.
trvEa eh z. 70 p. q daily. On and a4tes Friday.
ppbltc an undivided diagram 70 select trotn.
The Hfand Plano used II N Mira kealof<s ConAesta
Z from the celehr1ted tnufAetoty Of Me. Albert
Wshe!. COZ. flfth y. and sixteenth.t: Sew York.
Doom Rpfn At 10: commence At a.3a.
Thus & TUHSBUAis Bustncss Manager.
, 1870-11-18

n. z. DeCampt Dayton; Hon- E n. Bates,
State T1essurer: Gotonel y. l. Culnuaa1, Otta-
vi 99ni 1a Tnomss F1ssh and family, Nerds: T.
G!llats md tamil; Il. 4. Lanfors and AIexAn-
der TulP, hew ittk; Il. 3. Fitch, San Fran
ST. Paul: tapta.n Jacob lawrence. sioux CITY, AZ
Etred at the Tfemont House, yeatetday:
-Gergr 3. P1epttss, faAnEtile; R. Y. Thatca-
Cotk, Iowa; Judge ]. II. North and family, san
Ftancasco: 4 J. hunter. 1rsoklya:5 !. T. speed,
hoo,ss'3is: Lev \ G stout' SeT aofE; '.rs John =:
frederick Blllirgr, Vermont, al1tFed At the sher-
man nonse, yesterday.
Mar, Portland: Il. Is. Davenport, l. l. Aeston.
and i. II. Busa. Bta;on: G. T. Briggs, spring.
neid, o.: r. D Rising, Massachusetts, arrived Rt
-Uop r Ookniicn, Michigan: Colonel 8 @.
MaKill, Lyons. 1oawa; ]: D. Edmund. Ma.htnK'
TOY: L. + Dickinson, Au9ankee: = G. Pa!ne
| oaf.
, 1870-11-18
Conversational DastKicts-OFKlcinl
THIRD pNTRIcT.


Total. 12,09a I,9bf 17,s6g 1s,57
Hawley's majority, ats HhWleyA majority IN
ls6s1.THA This ytaisment includes the returns Of
the cnn essed ward In Quincy, and gives TO Cable
all the votes tlhiMed for him.
, 1870-11-18
Nifht psteed'k ..:ssl s.,;F;1Tt.-'.' ElToann.
IL m. ! E2
9E tn. n. E. lnehe~L
miscellaneous

HNAIENE AEXAEA<- :, - =. ~.
Chicago. Gor. Is, lsin.
e.5e l. NJ fMoon rists-...... ~ =. m
G9a GG ~ :W D. H Moon sct1 33s m
, 1870-11-18

Reliable and %Afc-uE. Hamr9s
hooI Aad HINT PtlG Ne mid 4Dd ptess&nt IN
tnelI Operation. ret thorough. See Adsettlse-
ment In another column
, 1870-11-18

Coz Liver Oit.-HA3Ard d C4EEeu1 OK
Liver OIL u the best-A6eesfIsemknk
, 1870-11-18
The Canadian canal xyssem.

OTTAWA, Nov. 17.-CommtE1oreT1 have been
appointed for The p1Fpose Of examining intO md
reporting On The the csnA 1JstsM ct TIC Do
mEntOU -
, 1870-11-18
REAL EATATE WANTED.
BOARDING AND LODGING

VVASTED-A FARM ON MICHIGAN CENTRAL
w Railroad, worth f8a0o to &l4oN In exchange fos
good citv property. VII. GARNETr. Ii Lkakle4t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-24

Ansikfr oEstrff ssiFsa,
tl41aitf ,utlr elslif Al tislsTsT a. ,IgTutisHas
iF Sc 80 .I-1, VliIl Tllasars 81 siaias hsaa
a. 'irst "a i4Hs7t5 slsA ! l~uslisT IssiEss 10
I'm EVu'- ia lali1 nfrs,s iuisI,nni IAsi II %
sFEsgHTEliss ia# ilr sara u ~ gsisaaIl "a.
faai' ~ sasF EIos - VAia is.lsEtea - tAs tIsi
iirF itis th.s ulsEiEF - siis ss-si.l IssTE@ss-
sssh is a. E.sTiQiFs IA iFR.FFe@s snasa 4 sha
rssi t.'asi0sl sH;, sAsi ! Essss sis0sAsIsii.E
ina ihr laasi hleis tsalsis lEinaa siiA.si iIj4I-
ns liaslr itrugi-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-24
I HAVE

VNIIIS WEEK received an entire New
l. Stock Of Family Groceries, consisting,
in part OF
Sugar Coffee, Ten, Pickles, Can fruiisoi
all varieties, Nuts, Candies, Crackers, oys-
tors, Sardines, Pepper, Vinegar, Soap,
Mackerel, Brooms, Buckets, Baskets, Can
dies, Molasses; and, also, large nssor,-
mcnt Of Whskcys, Branches, Bitters,
Wines, and fine lot Of Stacking and
Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, etc., etca, .-.
Twill soil all these fresh goods cheap for
cash. The stock was selected with great
care, md win no doubt give entire sntis-
faction 10 consumers. q. IL. BAIRD,
r. Yves. side Jefferson, bet. Main and Elm
streets, Dallas, Texas. ..s .,
Sept. IL, lS70-l:3t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-24
a.. MelaAE.IIIHa rILLs.

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Sc fhr sens a AsrasFs a 1lr isrrT- lis .Aris az
ssigisTs 49, siar.s AL a ~ sasas tiss 80
fi b sIl iisl q b ti ga 1lsllr q sllalt sepnIsEat
Fll tffnls iNRfniua ~ RuA -niil,t @ishea EAgsi,
81 uhah m TIsfs ~ hsrr HanTialll, ls TarallsTis
hEasi.s o. "a fals sst ahs faa sIsnt gsefs a.
,4asIaf7a d. ie-susl1lis and l9saaItl,Ains thar
Vlauiilias Itss tis an Iliieilf NaaIssi q rsrFf
iar - sHr alsss, F1- aIlfa ga a. Tiirsp ar riai
allrlalr fasf Al liri ln aiAe lalAaiNi tbs hats
Essils iEsnaf la tHFiids Hn3 no TosnAishes y ~,
n L A.. ttEa E1alul aIs rFlr slsE thr tsassfaTteIs
q nls Ana, A. al tal aH sar aas - this ialtA-
alfle plA SAINT silala b. NsIhaal thssr inssieaiAs
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Each Stove has the following piect Of
Furnitme: ~.
One tin Wash Boiler
D.. One csst-iron Ham-Bsiler;
-rt- One Pot; one 7sa-ksttie;
t. 0ne hftle;
Two Pot-CoverS One steafr;
One Coffes-Pot;
One pain Wsffs-1rons
Two Frying Pans 0ue Hcecske 6ttdle;
.a- l One Broiling Iron;
Ihres sheetiron Bske-Pans One 50 Pan
One S-quart Pan;
Two, Rie-Rsns Ono Upper
fff One Pepper-Bsr
ons Bisssit Cuttsr One BastirgpcOn;
u -4--s i0ns Flesb-fosk; M
One Cak@TurneE One CosefLifteri
One Stove Cleaner; a.
One Gap One Elbow and tive j nts Of
Pipe.
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EsrRAY NoTICEs.
DALLAS COUNTY,

DALLAS COUNTY.
TAKEN Up hy a. " Rs,sly and ostrayed before
I,I, n E,rt,., 4 p Pr,riurt No I. on. BLACK
unusE a. i,.ui LiFh iOyears ola white In forehead
snni ~. law, ysln-l a; 40 Sl,St'
T,vvS ,,p ~ Ior.. aud ..,r.,.d h,to,o
49, Nc - ~ ~ ~ =, So, n 60 soupyI
Inhn " ~ iyoi, ~ rIr.ihe' 30; one sYrnhL i
iluHsf, ia mh" h,H, AIala "'' ''''"o' y y"
TON Shoulder s'i'' 'Au''' MARKS oh''
Reported 10 M as os;rays, by John d. kcrfoo', j.
T.. rfcclni No. |, tho following animals, viEi
one Known HORSE MULE, II hands high, Z
ygsr; old, saddle and collar na,krn branded o" 'ho
n," nj, NCK HORSE MILE 4 wears old. IA hands
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-24

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver. !
nAIN in the right side, under the
edge of the ribs, increase on pres.
sure; sometimes the pain is in the +;
leR side; the patient is rarely able
TO lie on the left side sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and it frequently extends to
the top of the shoulder, and is some
times mistaken for rheumatism IN
the arm. The stomach is affected
with loss of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the !
head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with dull. heavy sensation
in the back part. There is generally
a considerable loss Of memory, ac-
companicd with painful sensation
of having left undone something
which ought to have been done. a
slight, dry cough is sometimes an at,
tendant. The patient complains OF
WEAKNESS and debility; he Is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains Of a prickly sensa-
ton of the skin /; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to- him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several OF the
above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
of them existed, yet examination OF
the BODY, sfer death, hss shown the
Liver to have been extensively de-
rsBged.
AGUE AND FEVER. J-
Dk. M'LAsE's LIVE PTILs, Nv
CASES or AoUE AND FEvEs, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
of the most happy results. No better
csthartie can be used, preparatory to,
or ster taking Quinine. We would
l,svi,e an who are zfsicted with this
disease TO give them . rsIs rrisr.
HENING BROS PI1TsEzeHs Pa.
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49, 49, Fl.-f-x B-os-,vI Z, v-n = -
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