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, 1873-01-15
GENERAL NOTICES.,
Information to Tax PAYERS.

Tho Constitution Of tho State, tho great fire. and
recent iegAtfou ayu created confusion In the minds Of
mnny czons - to tho present statuR OF the taxes 10
0ouk County.
The city tnxca aud spoosl or ia7 tho books
not bctng 1ctoyed> collected by tho City Collector
10 ar ~ poshblc to the 28h OF June, 1s when hs
delinquent list returned to tho County Collector wa
duly aaTcrtiaed tho same, obtained judgment, and sold
tho property, beginning the 18th OF Oetohor, la72
Tho tar lists for State, County and Park ta1aa and
spacut assessment for 1b7 had to bo renewed after thu
ro. but tho delinquent lists haqo all boeu soturnsd
to tho County Collector and tho having beon duy
advoraed In thu Chicago Evening Fos, jan 4, 1873,
judgment aud oror ot aase will bo pEayod for In thu
Count, Court the Grst Monday in February, 1878.
Now all OF tho for 67I duo and being collect.
edtho city, at tho City Collectors office In tho Oity
Hall building tho stato and county at tho ocs Of tho
different Town Collectors throughout the county, and b.
tho dequanttax lists must bo returned to Coun-
II Collector before tho LIST day Of February for him
to advertise md apply for Judgment and ordor ol
sale.
Hare you paid your oily taxes for 1a7l2 II not youe
propnry has boon sold aud waut to look to It, Havo
paid State md County taxes for 1Bl II not,
ya do IT, by paying tho cost Of advertising {al
ready nouEsod> at tho County Collectors ece old Court
House. All Of tho tazaa for 1879 ba paid bsfose
stated.
]. =. RuslsEY, County Collector,
, 1873-01-15
hfr. BALLARD offered bill milking M np-
preparation Of $4,000 for tho Board Of isailroad
and Warehouse Conm8sionara.

ana Warehouse commandments. -. ..-
CoHTIN0ENTg. ..... =
Ntr. HALPIN ofEerod Il resolution repealfng
tho resolution Of Friday directing tho doorkeeP-
to procure articles needed for tho use Of mem
bors.
Mr.. HAY advocatolthe reference Of tho reso.
luton to tho Committee on Conttgont Expenses,
urging tho utmoAt caro mud consideration III tho
ineMrrang Of this GLASS Of oxponses. :,
Mr. DnADWEL1 advocated tho pngaage Of
Ha1pin's resolution, rs he was seriously In doubt
to tho couBtitutionality Of tho original roBolu
tion.
Mr.: ODEnLY favored tho roreal as rofor-
enco would loave tho mattor still In tho landa
Of tile Doorkoopor.
Alr. HAY Withdrew hls motion to rotor
THO resolution WAS adoptod.
hlr. HAY oiforod q rulo directing that all mo-
tions contemplating appropriations for contin-
gent oxponses bo referred to tho Committee on
Contingent Expenses without dobnte. Noforrod
to tho Oommittoo OIL nulpH.
0ovEnNoNs MESSAGE.
Messrs. Johnston, 1nsooro, Hay, Stewart (N1c-
Loan), Casoy, Moore (Alnma), aid Loornia woro
appointed q committee to divide antl rotor tho
Governors message.
Mr. QUINN wantod tho noasago road.
Tho SPEAKER Was OF opinion TINT tho moB-
Bage was not In posaoasion of tho Ifouse.
Mr.. QUINN insisted, md tho reading was Or
dorod-yeaH, IS; nays, a.. .'
, 1873-01-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Financial Ncxrs.
New York, Jun. 14.-S1oncy easy at GOT, closing at
t@6,
Sterling dull ut 1ook@10of.
Gold stendy most Of the day ct l1oG112'e, closing
q H1H@i12. Loans, 1@5. 0icasings, s29,0oo, ,0oo
Treasury disbursements, SIT, 800.
Governments qniot; opened lower; closed Arucr.
6tato bontlR neglected,
stocka wprc dull, and tho upper tendency Of the
morning was a,.ccedcd by reaction, which toward the
olose WIS followed by arnlncsa md recov-
Of tho day ris'ng 68h to Gis, anu
closing strong. Western Union opened 4 lower u.,-
der reports d combination Of The opposition lines
and lower tars but recovered to a4k closing at H4s
Union Pacific sold nt 34at 94?:, 35, aud 35,t, sud
Now York Central ut 1925 ail 1c7s. Pacific Mall van
quiet, but rose from II Il to 72. Hoc IBland fell to
110'1 but closed at 111is. The uufon Pacific bonds
recovered yesterdays decline.
, 1873-01-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.


CON1SCI IUT AIIInE.
Nothing choapor to those who give a good advice
nothing is vuuabo to thoao WHO rocotyo It i thu
right spirit aad promptly act upon It. Voll tho no ad
viso tho cobss tho ainE, tho dpspondont to bocomu
strong aud hparty and choorful. Ah! roply all thosc
unfortunatcs in BREATH st noe1s waacro to teaoh
us tat such change desirable; hut how to DO
fcctcd? Your pntlenco, Bck au sosrowful fonds and
wilt inform Loarn thon that thcro auch san
tazy va!uo In tho famous vegetable restorative known
Host0ttors stonach BtteEs. that Phase Of uscpaz
nervous debility, spocca Of bilious disorder no yl
tioy Of TINT torment oaod dsspopslA OF chilli
and foTer form Of ypoehondsls, TINT may not be
cured by tho Of this harmless hut r1csts
ihlo indignant, nltezatlye, mud attractive.
, 1873-01-15

WATEnrowN, afaas., Jan. 14.-1,EEr CAr1LE-1se-
ccipta, 7S7; trade moro active with an advance Of
shout No Pes ID on dtcaaed weght sacs Of choice ~
second, s7.00ea8oo; third, S5,5o@0.o0.
snEEr AND LAMna-Hcce!pts 4,3l8. Tho advanced
prices Of lnHt week not only to incrcaao tho sup
ply son!e $780, but to operate badly prices. Tho nd
yanco laat week wAs lus And trade yrry moderate.
Sales IN lota ut $4.00@3G9 eIch extru, $1.00Y800,
, 1873-01-15

NEW Yolx, Jan. 14.-'rhere was moro active nloye-
nent tn tle market to-lay. buyers OF far Southern
California ilraa wcse operating III both woo,len and
cotton goods. The clothing manufacturers purchased
caAsi1ueres, lneloNa, md Scotch gitings freely
Cotton goods arc strong aud rc8ar. Rolled jaeeonets
ara III stumas4 at loHo pos Yard. Printed sAtrting
stripes mot with fafr aatea. Foroign goods, except
linens, ara worry lulst.
, 1873-01-15

THE Pennsylvania pIr.GRInr, AM
OTHER POEMS. Dy JoAH q. WHITTIER
T limo. Illustrated. @l.to.
, 1873-01-15

pIr1anuno,1, jim. 14.-Orudo petroleum dull aud
lower at parkats Landing, equal to about 60 per
gallon hGre the lowest preo fsashea since 1900 70.
Western trade.
, 1873-01-15

NEW 9UHM.
NEW YouK, Jan, l.-Co1yoN-L0wer, but bottor
export demand; mIldIing up]aua, 2otssc.
BFrADsrpFFa-llour vary auioti prices steady and
uaohtpGpA; Fscaips, H. 0o0 bfl. Bye aour aud oorz-
, 1873-01-15

THE iI3NEID OF VIRGIL. Translstod hy q. r..
CnANur. Uniform With LonuFELLowis "Dauts, +"
pnxAar's j" Honor" and TAY1on'a "Eaust," Royal
Bro. &5
, 1873-01-15

THE ROMANCE or THE I1AIiEnI. By Afns.
4. II. LEoSowEAB, anthor Of ''Tho English Gov
osnoss At tho 8iamoso Court" 1ltu4trated l2no Bs.
, 1873-01-15
Messrs. James R. 0sgood & Co.'s
POPULAR AND STANDARD
N Ey w BOOKS.

III Attention il nsilod to iho high ozcsl,enoe sud H.
srasy attrnctivoness OF tho following rcconily
books, In tho various departments 10 which tcy retpoc
Asoly belong. They havo trAnsiont Interest which
ranshos With tho Holiday sonton posteas porma
hout vAao and charY which entltlo he to p1sco Rlt
we'll scleoted Public and Private Libraries.
, 1873-01-15

THE WANDERING HEIR. by CHARLES nEApE.
1eno. Handsomely bound In ornamental cloth. 81.
, 1873-01-15

ESSAYS, SKETCHES, AND STORIES. D,
tho lnte GEORGE u. WooDa. With \ Biographical
Memoir. lano Sa
, 1873-01-15

hlr. FEItHlEN moved to adjourn. Lost
yoas, as; maya, 10f.
Tile reading Of tho mosBage WINS proceeded
with.
A Amosion to rescind tile former action rotating
to tho printing Of tho moasngo was referred to
the Committee OH tho Judiciary, pending col,~
sidoratfon OF resolution to print 1000 copies
OF Governor Oglcaby's inaugural in dorman
, 1873-01-15

THE YELLOW FLAG. By EDMUND YATES, au
thor Of u Black 8hoop" "Nuhody's Fovtuno," otc.
aso. Paper, Is conts; cloth, s1.e5.
, 1873-01-15

GAItETlI AND LYNETTE. By ALrnE
TENNysoN. l6no. with 1llussratlona. Rl.25
, 1873-01-15

Cf&1tISTUa, Il nIYSrEliY. Compris.ug TIL
DIVINE TRAGEDY, THE 0OLDEN LE0ENI
THE NEW ENGLAND TItAu1iD1ES. With prs
ludc. Connecting 1ntorludos, aud FInata. BY II. "
IoHofFLLoW vols, 1Cmo. g4.ko.
, 1873-01-15

KEEI, AND SADDLE. A Retrospect Of Forty
YnaEn Of military md Naval Harvlco. BY JoRErn W.
REVERE. LIMO. a..
, 1873-01-15

THE HOUSEHOLD WHITTIER, Tie Com
plato Poosloal Works Of JoHN q. WHITTIER. Honss.
ho'd Edition, Uniform with tho Honssaold 7tnnyson.
limo. Ga,
, 1873-01-15

MRS. sIKAGGs'S HUSBANDS, aud othor
sketohes. BY nnE1 HATTIE, author oE ''Tho Luck
Of Roaring Camp" oto. limo. $l.tQ.
, 1873-01-15

BACKLOG STUDIES. BY ouAnLEa Dup1Es
WARNER, author of ''bIy Summer In a Garden, I,
"8auntcEtngu." eto. 1yo small ato With twenty
ono illustrations by Au0usTus HopPpy. 81.
, 1873-01-15

HIS LEVEL BEST, and Other Btostea. by II. Il.
HAZE, author Of "Tho Man Without Country. u
'1ngham Papors." "Bybnris and Othor lIomos, II
"Iaw toD Do II, ;" cto. lgno. $lGu.
, 1873-01-15
Waito, Caatlo, Wilcox, Ferrel, Jacobs, Nlchol-
son, baldwin, Cummings, Cunningham, brooks,

Waite, Caatlc, Wilcox, Ferre1, Jacobs, Nlchol-
son, baldwin, Cummings, Cunningham, BROOKS,
Judicial Circni.s-pa1mor, Chairman; stoolo
Canhcidt Hampton, Sheppard, Forrol Jncobn,
iaogor, Wilcox, 1lcnry, Ousoy, Grows, Cunning
ham Sanford, Brown, Casoy, Cummings, MUIR
ply, loungblood, Arohor, and Ware.
man;, whiting, Casey, Cunningham, Warron,
Horticnliure-Cunninghnm Chairman; Crows.
droon, Baldwin, Casey, 1Iundey, and Waro.
Mines and Mining -Ferro], Chairman, Groen.
Burns, Short, Wilcox, Nicholson, starne, Hincll.
S1 MaaajaesaTesgi1carath, S Chairman; not filled
up yet.
Chatrman not complotod.
Fees and Sala'ies-Dow, Chairman; Thomp-
son, baldwin, 6see1c, Patterson, Cummings, and
Prinffng-Btrong, Chairman Hampton, Caa-
tlo, Thompson, Cummings, Oaaoy, and Glenn.
Military AGairs-Btoelo, Chairman; Thomp-
son, Forrel, Burke, and Casey.
Roads and Dridges- -Ousoy, Chairman; Nctol-
aon, Henry. F,cTFToi, T, Jacobs, Baldwin, Drooks,
Elections Thompson, Chairman; Strong, Dow,
C{antiela blearsth, Jacoba, brown, Oasoy, aud
Yonngbiood. 800.
Stale 1.ibrary--Crews, Chairman Waite, Will
fRnlHon, Loo, and Brooks.
.Engrossed and Enrolled Bilts-Yaogor, Chair
man .Mcurath, stoelc, Drown, md Ware.
p Geology and 6f!enee-oroeno, Chairman
Baldwin, Reynolds, starno, and Murphy.
MisceRan3-Hampton, Chairman Primer,
Dow, Upton Burke Htnrno; md Glonn.
Federal Relations- -8holdon, Chairman; Burns,
Forrel, Medrath, Thompson, Archer, and
, 1873-01-15

ESSAYS, STORIES, Sketches,
THE POET AT THE BREAKFAST TABLE
Uy OLtyKn WRNDEL1 HOLMES. Limo With Pic
turo Of the "Qambtpl- Noofcd House. 81.
, 1873-01-15
South ! Park Assessment.

The South Park Commission aFo Engaged In max
Ing the lis Of los and lands dolnqucn Tor The lint In
1sa pEop1Eato1y m to making agnss9a to the County
Ownnre Of lots and lands in Tho Of South Chicago,
Hyde Park. hnd Lako Will cost by calling at Room
luR
, 1873-01-15

OItIENTAI. RELIGIONS. and their Relation to
Universal nollgion,-1NptA. By SAMUEL JOHNSON
6v0 $5.
, 1873-01-15

SPECIAL STUDIES.
OLD LANDMARKS AND HISTORIC PER-
sONAGE4 OF BOSTON. By 8. A. DnAKc.
With nunoruus and outious Illustrations. Emo. 90.
, 1873-01-15

WOODS AND DK-1VAY9 OF NEW ENG
LAND. Hy W1LeoN FLAoa, author OF "Studos In
Field and Forest" syo. With "a fuilpago lluatra.
t}ouB 81,
, 1873-01-15

MYTHS AND A1YTII-NAIzERSs Old Talo.
and Supersttons interpreted by Comparative Mythol
oRy. BY J.-tH ftsKE. Emo. e..
, 1873-01-15

HINTS ON HOUSEHOLD TASTE IN FURNI-
TuNE, UPHOLSTERY AND OTHER DETAILS.
BY CnARt.Es L. EAsr1AKE. Edited, with notes, by
CHAnLEs Q. PEnRI,'a. With many Plain md Coloret
Itlustrottons. Large 6To. 81.
, 1873-01-15

THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT ART. BY J. j.
W1soEELMANN. Translated from tho Go1mau, by q.
HENRY LnDuI., a. H., II. D. With numerous Illus.
tratlons. Vol ". syo. S5. Vols. l., IL, ILL.,, IS
each,
, 1873-01-15

ton Of attorneys. Referred to the Judiciary
! Committee.
Mr. 0AsEY-A bill for tho assessment and
collection Of taxos in Incorporated clties for the
yoar 1879 md prior yeara. Roforred to Munic-
| ipal Affaira.
Mr.. OAsEY-A bill in rcgnrd to tho assoss-
meut and collection Of taxes in Incorporated
oities, towns and Villages for tho year A. D. 1879
Nj. C0LL1Ns-A bill In relation to contempt
Mr.. CRoss-A bill to 1ogalizo tho assessment Of
property and tho levy and collection Of taxos in
Mr. DRoss-Logalizing tho assessment OF
property and collection OF taxes in cities in 1879
alao, to arend tho Criminal Code.
III. FnEEMAN-To organize tho State Flor
The call WIS suspended, and tho Senate reso-
luton calling tor information aa to tue number.
Of days in which Court has been held In tho aey-
! oral Gourta of tue stato was adopted.
Dy hfr. LANE (Hancook)-To amend tho not
rotating to Justices Of tho Peaco.
By Mr. LEWIs--To amend tho Revenue law.
BY hr. MAsSlE-To amend the act relating to
Dy 1ir. bloADAMB-To limit the amount Of
risks TO bo taken by fire insurance companies.
By Mr.; MoPHEllsoN-To amona tho not con-
By IT, 1oAXwooD-To exempt tho homo
atead from forced sale, and exempt certain por~
by AIr. OnEND0nFF--MaA appropriations
for neW State House,
by hlr, QUINN--To protect married women
from tho brutality of their husbands.
BY Mr. RAY-Deolaring tho Illinois 6tate
Horticultural Society an Incorporated society.
! and to provide for annual reports sherofrorn.
AZ No''a'n'a8 IN 8sFlRsaoos Z & 81 SESSION.
Met at2 p. m.
GALL or ROLL. ron BILLS.
by b1r. HOUNDTREE-1n relation to tho
election Of Judges In Cook County.
by Mr. BHENMAN-IM regard to asseDsmont
OF and collection of taxes in Cook County.
by Mr. BNOW-To regulate tho manner of
applying tor parlona.
By hIr. THOnNr0N-To ennble villages
having grants Of land from foreign powers to
soll and convoy tho snmo.
.ny Mr. TRUlrr-Rcgarding the publication
BY Mr.. WALKER-To regulate the salo of
| drugs and poiBons.
by Mr.. WABIlBURN--To anoud tho act in
regard to linaitatlons; also to provide for tho
manner Of certifying official actions Of Notarjcs
Public; also to provide tor official aeats Of Jus
ticea, aud manner Of certifying their aetB.
by Mr. W0OD-ro ostablsh District CourtB
MOTION 10 ADJOURN.
Ms. CASEY moved to adjourn. Lost.
COMMITTEE nooMB.
Mr. SWAN ol2orod q resolution directing tho
scorotary OF state to furnish rooms and iauitora
TOR Committees. Referred to tAo Commlttoe on
Contiugeu Exponsos-
, 1873-01-15

ART EDUCATION, SCHOLASTIC AND IN
pUHTIs1A14. BY WALTER SMITH. Stato Dirooto.
Of Art Education. Massachusetts,. Largo svo. With
many Plain und Colorod Illustrations. 81.
, 1873-01-15

AND GROW THEM. By LIVINGSTON STONE, Il. H.,
uoputy u. 8. Fish Commissionor. lsmo. illustrated.
Tinted papor, bevellod boards. $3.50.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-23
REGISTRATION.

We call the attention of every man
IN this county, who has not already
registered, to the notice of Mr.. John
M. Laws, District Clerk, announcing
TINT the books of registration In each
OF the seventeen voting precincts of
the county will he opened from the
SSsh TO the Both of October. In other
WORKS, registration will commence on
next Saturday, the twcnty-ffth, and
will continue through Monday, Tues
day, "Wednesday and Thursday.
This will enable all who have not
heretofore registered, to do 80 In
their own neighborhood. But II should
also be remembered that after this
general registration, all who may be
sick, absent or otherwise prevented,
can still register in the District Clerks
Office up to Friday, November %, after
which the books stand closed against
al others until the ensuing election
'hall have passed.
We would respectfully remind the
county Court Of Its duty to meet as a
Board Of Revision the second Monday
after commencement Of registration.
The duty is imperative, without which
Dallas county may be disfranchised.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-23
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
A CARD.

We are doing an auction and COM
mission business, a. the corner of Elm
and Market streets "a prominent polnt),
in this beautiful and growing city, and
we solicit consignn.ents of -four, grain
live stock and everything needed hy
this rapidly increasing population.
We are also doing real eetatc bust
meas - buying, selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc. We sell at public
or private sale, as instructed, and make
liberal advances on consignments. Our
motto: "Quick sales and prompt re-
turns" References SwiDdells Il
McCaleb, Editors and Proprietors uf
the Dallas Herald; Adams & Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas CASTOR, Thomas ~
Baylor, Bankers and Insurance Agents,
Dallas; Capt g. NJ. Swink, Dallas;
Coils. Sneed 4 Finley, Attorneys nj
Law, Dallas; Messrs. Shryock Il Row
land, st. Louis; I. G. Jordan s. Co.,
Bankers, Dallas Robt. Hare, Calon-
delet ST., New Orleans.
Respectfully,
NJ. A. HIBI}I.ER n co.
NJ. 4. HIBBLER. w. c. ACKLEs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-23

Real Estate and Rental Agents, Jefferson
street, between Main and Elm, Dalfas, Texas.
We are now open and ready 10 receive and
sell MI kinds OF goods, wares and merchan.
disc; rent and sell land, examine titles, pny
taxes, and make cash advances ON consign-
menh that may be entrusted TO M. VIII
make quick ssles and prompt returns.
We respectively refer to Trczcvant & Co..
James Elder. President De$soto Banh, and
:, ebber a Williams, Memphis, Tennessee,
Yfatman, Shields 4 Co.. John Kirkinan, and
Morgan, Thomas a Co., Nashville, Tenn.
lSad9m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-23

PERSONS visiting Galveston, or going
farthen should, by MI means, when
they reach Houston, take the boats Of
the Houston Direct Navigation Com
pAny, which run between Houston and
Galveston, In connection with all the
railroads and the Morgan line Of steam
cra We have often Travelled on the
steamers OF this line, and have no hes
itation In recommending them to the
favor Of our friends. The veteran Cap
tain Sterrett, or dir good friend Cap
tain Pat. Christian, are deservedly uni
versal EavoriteH. <
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-23

not Ike the Treatment. Il e WAKE
haclio convention Dnlla '3ity was
unjustIy dealt by.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-23

"Ho, mug-gin; no mug-gin, from !.
FORM sho-hore," Is the way u Topeka
belle renders the words OF apopula
AOnV
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-23
REGlSTEEED VOTE q! DALLAs
COUNTY,

We have been NJ some a to get
nm official statement Of tao vote OF
Dallas county Us registered NJ to this
detc. We have prepared the follow
Ing table showing the registered vote
of each election precinct IN the county,
by adding together the entire vote {
each fthe ilveJustices precincts. Hero
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-23


THE election by the State Of Ohio of
William Allen as Governor ~ one of
those timely, set extraordinary, events
calculated TO revive hope In the minds
Of those who sometimes give up the
future Of our country. Mr.. Allen was
long tie compeer Of Calhoun, Clay,
Webster, Benton, and Others of emf
nenoc. He has ever been II Democrat,
and man without moral or political
b!enish. For many years. perhaps
over twenty, he has been in private
life, iii recently put up as the straight
out Democraticcandidatc for Governor
Of the great State Of Ohio, so long
held In possession by the Republican
party. To the establishment of our
people in Texas, md greatly to their
Joy, he has beaten the present Repub-
lican Governor, strong and popular
man. The Legislature Is also Demo
cratic, insuring the recollection of Hon.
A. G.Thnrman, ON able and pure DEM
ocrat, to the United States Senate.
May not patriots rejoice at such cheer
ipx results?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-23

TIE following dispatches are from
the Houston Mercury OF Saturday last:
SAN ANTONIO, October IL, 1873. a
letter received here from Fort Duncan,
October 18th, has the following:
Governor Ccspe'!cs had u severe
fight at Candida on the nth, and rs
badly beaten yesterday, 18th. He M
ut pete's, forty miles rom Duncan.
Reports say he applied to the authur'
tiles at Duncan for permission to cross
- Texas, which was granted III,
towns within radius have declared
for neutrality, and vii! fight amy force
that may attempt 10 enter their eoih|
try. This caused Gespedea 70 request
tn cross the river. AiAMu.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-23

Grand total registered TO vote',",",,'''"uShV
Thus 1t will be seen that we have
registered upto tlis time October 23d,
3, 7S9 votes in Dallas county.
Recently we claimed that OF n YER
moderate registration, we woHld have
1000 votes in the county, ana Oh a MI
registration about 5,CUO. Looking ..
the above figures, there can he u
doubt but our county ought to cas-
almost 5000 votes, ranking us airead.,
~ one of the three largest counties il
the State.
We hope every man, Democrat anc
Radical may register and vote. Ther'
are, beyond doubt, enough unregistered
men in the county to swell the wh0ie
number to 1904. Outside of patriotism
oven Oh the s0ldid ground Of self.
interest. - let all come out and register.
by united effort, Dalias can cast n
larger vote than any county In TeSa'.
Think Of it, friends, and do your par =.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-25
NOTICE ;!

,EHE undersigned bssns closed ont his
l Flaur Feed tGJ Gfu.efF business 20 ba-
yl Mckee wouli respectfully nuiify those in-
dehicd Ia him ,hat all ti. naf paid by the iifs,
of Fchrmry nc>i Wil he placed IN the hands o.
an officer for collection.
JAMES GEARS,
Jan tim. Nidde'ovn, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-25
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aam H1ssHfs >hfiaa 4 tEaw S#eJftfa s.
sfa.a lHrye mi,. ,rp#l NJ .1'iua Ju Haa-
4 f,-ee fum has hot one 'aal waste HaJ IN t'
building. complete mos. Gudtg h,dse sa.1
las .a.ns orchard 81 1Haa trees TIN, s On
II Tie fHr.t irW. iG Kent county, ahd viii
soil ai.ht
W. 1'-Ega'atur 40 acra7. situated mi
ftam Lam son station on tho Kent GH 4.
IS = from rfampiHn ga Chester t#r,f aHa on u
l. road from ehrsleftown 20 NfusioH tuiid.E,
i. complete fencing good, aud hui IN good s'h
- Of cuIliya ion usual crop al ,pfn is sso1u aas'
81 Price ~ Ter acre For further particulars 81
dress & call on ). " BOYER,
MAssEYs,
Sept. 2l-su. ksns % Nd.
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y NOrigE her, .tfn, thJi sfmN tri .
y Ha Ica. 's4fe uf re- Sa.frt lo.sw IT, St
t4 Hi-efss.l >H-3asf commencing a iaHaaE8,
! = te5H, f#f#lHs fa.stzH - .u A.. a5sri 4#-
me and a.. VIII, il.'.r iaur ufaa,au ifeW ae
bonds ut mttfauaas
s&AfElz r oguaspS
st GeHsas ne. 18Th. isa
IL aH-I..
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-25

The Almauar Publishers complain 'uat 'he.r
business il DESTROYED rs Aver, American A-
n,anac The lrup.c prr.er z 20 ant u'h.-. q
yafmers We,lcru Sau'n.n d. .H. u"uCr.Hs
lotr. amanacs whrg ihr, r.u ~. Asres d
supple. the best Astronomical iA;t Netrhar H
joarS VI Them al, t13 ahY,c a.'. melig-l aj'.
which. rs i0yatHtlln 'nr rFHr. ttg-. it#a ..t.
traits ll the dr5.-ss w3 ,AoGd
preserved 'ur constant tr'r'cH aul use, W.
are sure 'hat 30 Eoyi sousaaeeHag or g-,0as
motler goes willingly without p4e Aau-sls
1ssy stan Lard, '
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-25
nInnLErowS rpoprcE MARKET
.NnnnRl.fKn MrEkLN NJ s. N NY Vol ns
PHILADELPHIA GkEGrr5
ntsiSESs Locals.

One hundred pairs OF luuyin Eii Gloscs
Nil colors iuc,uiu. scry light shades, for ~
diugs and Parties u - .Gn prr pNlr
5 u REYNOLDS
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-25
FOR EXCHANGE.

CEvERAL Fine Properties in Philadelphia for
- Farms in Delaware and Maryland.
Those wishing to exchange eau do well by
calling on GEO. ". INGRAM,
Janle 3m0 Niddlefovu, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-25

Ladies Misses rhillrcns, Gems and ycn'h
Nefino ir.,i and Drawers, at
SI REYNOLDS
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-25
One Cent Reward.

DAN away December 9Th 1872, my nden-
II turcd colared girl Alice Miller. All PER-
sous are hereby cautioned from hnrhorinE or
trusting her on NV account, +. I EsASs,
Jan la-3w. Midteiown, Del.