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Tao Yellow Fever in nlemphfs II,
lSU7,

From tbs Afe1nphis Aralanche, Ock TO-
Neferenco to the flea OF the Aralanche for tho
lattor portion Of 1867 enables us to present a
number Of interesting facts connected with tho
yellow fever epidemic OF that yoar. Tho cholera,
which rnged In 1866, rosppeared carly tic fol-
lowing year, and deaths occurred as late as the
lbt Of November, but they ~ero few aud at long
intervals.
There were cases Of yellow fever as early rs
tho middle Of September, 1867. Mr. Jan.cs II.
LAwlet, who died Oct. /, h4d boon i'll with the
fever about two weeks, though tho presence Of
ne M Hass aseaHe ). wns S, not oela1ly hy
Thornton, father Of Or. Thornton. was taken
nlalady. md died onrly in October.
AT TINT tmo Dr.: ". y. Rogcrs WAS Secretary
show the following deaths For the wook end
Ing Sept Is, 2; ending Oct. 3, 10; ending Oct
: H. 2a; ending Oct. ~. Al; onding Oct. 90, SO /;
ending Nov. :, 81 from Nov. to Nov. D, in
Ing Of tho Boarl Of Health, Or. Pittman otrerod
the following resolution, which was adopted:
liesolrtd, That wo now taRe great pleasure in an
bouncing 70 the city and country ut large tln the yel
low fever Inns ceAEe.l-no new vases occurring. We,
therefore, respectfully invite absentees to return to
their homes.
For the wook ending Nor. thore were twenty
two doathB from the fevor, aud there woro n few
death WAS reported,-thnt Of 1lr. Clarence O.
Malone, who died utter all absontcea had re-
turned.
The first frost appeared on tho morning oi
Thursday, Nov. 8. Neither Of them formed
leo in tho cutters; neither was heavier
than either OF tho frosts OF tho present
week, but it will be Hcen by reference to the
ofioial figures that though for the week ending
Oct. 26 thoro wero &c. aud for tho week ending
No. 2 {the dag after the first FROSTY, 81 dca.Ls
from the fever, the mortality tlanceforwnrl SC
rapidly decreaaed that on tho 7th itH disappear
ance as an epidomio Was officially announced by
the Board of Health.
These arc facts, and as such rnay bo relied on.
They agroe with DR.. Rogers official records, if
he has preserved them. tho frosts OF 1867 were
exceptionally late. In 1871 thero was frost as
early as the 18th OF September; it appeared in
8th Of October, 1878. Tho Indications point to
early winter weather.
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Ta!LoR's STRIKE IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 13.-The journoymon tailors
OF this city, AMERICAN and dor1nau, held large
meeting. to'day, preparatory to q strike, at
OF tho Executive Committee Of Tie H.
tornational Union. Committeos were appointed
to salt on tho different employers IN the city,
tlensauding an iucreaHe OF waXoa. Tho Commit
teeb reported tint mono Of tho merchant tallora
would ylold. Tho meoting thon adjourned till
to:morrow. 1t Is probable that geieral strike
WlQ le lnaugurAtou to-1nprroW.
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arcs. Expenditures, aGG8,0o552, with revenue
a,nplo to cover THU amount,
Tho docket Of tho ABsizo Court, which oponB
to-tnorrow, contains thrty-soyon criminal canos.
=, In tho eonth Huron local election, Consorva-
tiyoH IN discord with tho Ottawa Government
wero o!ected.
MONTREAL. Dot. 13.-Troight cars from San
Franciaco lavo papHed through here, on route
for Boston, since the change Of gauge Oh tho
Grand Trunk Hallway
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A POCKET PICKED.

An old lady named Atra. Holden had hor
pocket picked Of s120, on Blue Island ayonuo
car, ak tho corner Of State and Madison Btroots,
about II o'clock lust night, A young man was
observed to jostlo against her repeatedly, but
under the suppoBition that he WAS untlor the in
Aueuce Of liquor, no attention WAS paid to him.
ue IL believed to have stolen tho money.
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THE RAxA1NE TRIAL.
PARIS, Oct. IL. Tho trial Of Marshal Bazaino
was resumed to-day. The attendance Was larger
than on my day since the opening: The presi-
dent of tho Court began his examination OF tho
accused, stating that be should consider that
tho prisoners responsibility commenced with the
tions in regard to eronts beyond that date.
In reply to questions concerning tho disaster
OF Forbach, Bazaine said he had no knowledge
that orders Wero given to Generals direct. Ho
vas present at The council Of war hold by the
Emperor on the 9th Of August. 1t was then ro-
solved that his army should bo brought to tho
walls OF Metz, and tho movement in that direc-
tion began on tho 1lth. After reaching tho city
he received 10 orders to obtain moro ammuni-
ton. He complained Of the caro1essneHs and want
of Intelligence OF the Service He did not receive
precise information Of MacMahon's aituatlon
uutil tho 18th, aud orders to throw bridge
acroHs the AIozello reached him only the day
before. He donied that ho could DO hold respon-
stroy the bridges to prevent the enomY's pur-
suit. Tho telcgraphlo dispatches wero read,
showing that Bazaino intonded to counteraot the
flank movement Of tho Germans, but tho En-
plans. The Marshal, in answer to further
August, stated that ho agreed With tho
Emperor to march to Yordun, but delay was
caused by the battle Of Boray, and he was other
wise hindered. Ho was unaware that the En-
peror intouded to depart from Metz. Ho de-
cared positively that tho Emperor left no special
ortlers. It was we'll understood, however, that
in tho ovont Of strong resistance, tho army was
to remain at Metz few days at least, and not
20 beyond Vorlnn in any case. After the
battle Of tho 10th, Loboeuf and Oanrobert
agreed with him that It WAS impossible to ad-
vance. Responsible officers informed him that
his supplies we're insufficient. He declared TINT
PriYat. He blamed L'Admirault for not calliuG
up the reserves In justification Of his conduct
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Spttial D1spalch 70 ths CaltaNo tribune.
MEmruIs, Oot. 13.-~John Wilson, citizen Of
Virginia., aged Gu. waa accidentally killed, to-
day, BY the premature discharge Of gun while
l.js foro-fsot while delivering bird. o' ''
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HEAVY SUIT FUR DAMAGES.

Sioux C1TY, Iowa, Oct. 13.-N. ]. Bond, s,lpt.
ef the Dakota Qrain COMPANY, Of this place. Las
brought suit against tho Cltizons' National bank
for $20, 600 damages for fAlBo imprisonment aud
malicious prosecution.
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SPORTING NEWS,


3fIlk9 lsAlls
NEW YonR, Oct. 13,-Daso ball: MutualB, is !;
Aslantics, +.
BosToN, OCT 13.-Daae bull: DoBtons, 20 3;
BAltimoreB, 10.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 13.-DaBo ball Athletics,
IL Philadolphlas. G.
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EXPULSION OF EsilHnANr AdENTs.
BERLIN, Oct. 19.-T'he Ministers Of Commerce
md Interior isauol instructions TO tho district
authorities to oxpol all emigration agcnts who
arc domiciIed In Germany
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IEerortcd Collision OH tho Camden k
Alnh0Y itnilr0AA.

PHrLApELru1A, Dot. 18.-A report has just
Oa1ndon l. Amboy Road Tonight at Palmyra
Tho engineer aud froman Of one Of Tho trains
wore killed. No particulars hayo boom received.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-Tho Common Council to-
dny appropriated S15, 900 for the reief OF h1enl-
phls, mud appointed the Mayor aud throo mom-
bers eacl from tho two Boards Of tho Council to
diBburso It. Mayor Johnston, OF Cincinnati, ro-
ceived = telegram from Mayor johnson, Of Nom
phis. this afternoon, in Which Is the following
language: ;" al, painod to have to aay that tho
diseasS is SPREADING aud not nbating, and that
Our groatest wants aro money, blankets, and
provisions Tho Board Of Trade appointed
thoritics in relieving Memphis"
Lou1sv1LnE, Ky. Oct. 13.-subacriptions for
tho relief Of tho suffering iu Momphis aud
Shreveport reach $4,000. < grand promenade
CONCERT is to bo given at Exposition Hall. Thurs
day, under Masonic auspices, tho proceeds to bo
given to the relief fund.
RICHMOND. Va, Oct. 13.-Tho Masonic Com
nittco today collected $685. for the relief Of tho
brethren in Memphis. Tho Ieraelitos Of this
city aout 1900 for tho general reliot OF tho sick.
Co1uMnus, Ga, Oct. 13.---The citizons Of this
place raised, in two days, 81 GOO to aid tho e,f-
fcTers In Memphis and Shreveport. Conlrlbu-
tionB aro still coming in.
ST. Jo, No., Oct. 13.-Tho Hebrew gociety
Of this city to-day forwarded contribution Of
$4,000 to tho Memphis sufferers.
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Austria,


TIE EArrEnon TO VISIT HusarA.
VIENNA, Oct. 13.-Iho Emperor Of Austria will
visit the Gear ut 81. Petersburg during tho
holidays Of the Russian Christmas.
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THE TROUBLESOME RED MAN.

TIE TROUBLESOME RED MAN,
sAa FltASclsco, Oct. 13.-Dcchor notorl-
ously bud Apache. has loft tho Yorla noHorya-
tion, Arizona, with 1000 followers. Con. Crook
has gone to tho reservation. IIo neolH more
troops. or all tho Apacl1cs may yet back Oh tho
war.nnth,
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Personal.

Special Dlspatch to aht Chicago Tribune,
BosToN, Oct 19.--Vice.Presdont Wilson was In
toHnto-day. booking Az ruady es Of old. uc.haa 10
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LoNpoN, Oct. 13.-Lord Teaitorien will auo-
coel Edmund Hammond M UAIar Secretary Of
State for tho Foreign Department.
Tho mau who arrival here Il fow days ago,
claiming to 10 Arthur 0rton, has Disappeared.
LONDON, Oct. 14-a:30 a. m.-llonry james
has boon returned to larliamont from Taunton,
by majority Of ".
Edwin James, in o speech to the electors OF
Marylobono, Advocated woman suffrage. aud, ut
tho close oi the meeting, received from Ills
hearorH vote OF thanks.
John bright will adiresa Ills constituents at
Nochlalo OH the 2ad Inst.
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balances on hand. .,...$ lbs, 20u.G3 s l,6i3.A3
]. D. WEnsTKN,
Assistant Trcaaurer Unitel Htatos.
tFn


Ex-rreaitlent Johnson deolines at prosant to
mako any statement ss to tho nature Of Ills buai-
ness in Washington. He says that l.e will be
horc several days, and before ho goes will have
something to say relative to bis preaenco here.
1t Is belieyod that lie will prepare statement In
refutntlon Of that recently published BY Judge
Holt, but he gives nq information upon the top
son, Jr. This morning q largo number Of per-
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CANADA

CANADA. :,
special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ToHoNro, Oct. 13,-EHtimatoH for tho current
year, submitted to the City Council Tonight,
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Togolher. nA3, b6lA l8Bl9, ,600.B7
Disbursements. 2,d44 ,2a36l l6U2l,077.44
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40 This branch Of our business We make speciality
We are members of JEo 500
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a Card

To the Citi1ens Of Dallas City, and
Country at large:
The undersigned has established
himself as Il general Stock Auction,
Ger, Appraiser and Commission
Merchant in your midst. Stock of
all kinds, Real Estate, Goods, Fur
nlture and Household Effects Of ev-
cry description bought and sold on
the most reasonable terms.
In connection with the above bu.
siness, i have established an Intel
llgence Oilice, where | viii receive
applications for business of every
nature, and hope to be able TO give
just and general satisfaction to all
parties,
Orr Corner Houston & Com
mcrce Stree Dallas, Texas.
Respectfully, Ii. A. HiBbLER.
March q, 100 -dn2l:tf
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TARRANr COUNTY.

TARRANT COUNTY.
l2S0 acres patented to Clark Bryan, ut $3.50.
lf'o acres IN the name of n Houston, at IS pc
acre
iOO acres 10 miles southwest Of Fort Worth, par
Of vs. J. Gillelon survey, PRAIRIE Mt 81 per aero.
lou acres III miles east OF Fort Worta, tho f,nnin
survey, ut ~ per acre
400 acres, 10 miles south west of Dalns the NJ,
hinhey Williams survey prairie, al 81 per Gre
FARMS.
800 acres, 3 miles south Of Fort Worth 80 acres IN
cultivation, orchard aud hedge fence, price 500.
DENTON COUNTY.
5000 acres 10 miles south OF Denton the W. Tho I'm.
ton survey, prairie and timber, at So per acie.
YARN.
200 acres miles south Of Lewlsyllle, e5 acr,s IN
cultivation at 81 pvr acre.
JACK COUNTY.
1885 acres at 81 so per acre.
PARKER COUNTY.
1880 acres at 81 80 per acre.
MONTAGUE COUNTY.
il4o acres at s. per acre
ARCHER COUNTY.
22iO acres at 50 per acre.
EnArH COUNTY.
1880 acres at So per acre.
ELLIS COUNTY.
1856 acres, Jose A. Guano survey, on Chambers
creek, price "a per acre.
HENDERSON COUNTY.
800 acres miles north of poters.Bua 25 acres In
at 50 IL per acre.
HARRIS COUNTY,
800 acres on Groen Bayou, at So per acre
HAMILTON COUNTY.
$40 acres niles south of the town of Hamilton,
y 90 per acre.
DALLAS CITYPRoPERTY.
Block No. l2s between JAG kson and Wood Streets
md between Harwoed Street and the X X ground
Block No. l29, Young's Addition, corr or Wood
md Howard Streets.
One half Block No. 9s1lSs, Youngs addition, Wood
'tIcet, lOOx20O feet.
Block Nc /. 25l Victor and Pearl Streets,
Block No. 254 Victor and Pearl Streets.
One fourth Of Rlock No. M, Commerce Street,
y0xlJ0 feet.
In Block 10. 20, Main Street 50x200 feet
In Block No. $50 Pacific Avenue aud Olive Street,
60x20O feet
Block 2ol and 2e3, Bryan and Burford Streets.
Lands in Missouri and Arkansas to Exchange
Or Texas Land.
AULT, JENKINS S AULT,
North Side public Square.
Dallas, Texas, Feb. 81, 1s7s.-nl5
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I'D CONS FOR RENT,

At my residence In the Southern part Of the
City, three blocks from the Square. For further
particulars enquire Of
Dec 7-l3.tfl Is MRS. NJ. BINGHAM. L
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by TELEGRAPH.
FROM AUSTIN.
sTc'Sl TO the Herald
FROM AUSTIN.
AUSTIN, March II, 1878.
sIrthl TO the Herald,

AS9iiNt hHhsh $500
Sena,e-D,lls introduced - corporal
Ing the city bank of Sherman to abolish
the twenty second judiciary districts to
cenfer the risat OF suffrage on women,
The Senate refused to rescend from its
amendments to the House ON the election
bill q commite Of conference appointed.
louse-Bili setting aside the alternate
Sections Of lands for the school fund TAX
en- up-iules suspended, Bill passed for
Renter defence then taken up and
passed. House Committee on internal i'm
proyem,nts reported back favorably the
bill for relief OF East Texas rairoad
II extends time of building the first fifty
miles one year, aud retains original land
grant, Judge Smith, Of Colorado, offered
fsningent amendments--one that the com.
pany shall build passenger and freight
depot within enc mile OF the court houses
,of towns uamed on tie route the road
lakes, ana another clause to regulate the
direction aud manage meut OF .oads, take
away it's franchise when anything is doue
rot III accordance with this ptoyision.-
Smith made n long speech East Texas
bill again taken up, when Anderson spoke
fayoring it. AT this time the II ibernan
Society came by and the House adjourned
to hear Senator Flanagan address the
Hibernians,
GUESS.
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SLANG TALK ny YouYa LApiEs.-.Younv
ladies have hut little idea of the impolite.
ness aud bad effect Of the slang phrases
often useo inso called polite society. An
exchange Says IN q word OF advice 10 any
who are partially or wholly addicted to
it;
You lave no idea how it sounds to ears
unused or aver-s 10 10 10 hear young Ia i.
~ say when sbo is asked il sac vii, 90
VIVA y2N % 49me place, "hot mach p or.
u requested 10 90 somctiin. which she
e :! not vi'Aito hear Aer say, "can't see
N9t Ions $50 7 aearla yooog Miss, who
~ educated AID accomplished, In SPEAK.
ING OF q yonng man, 81 that she intended
to go for himH md whep. her sister
asked her asa,s,a4co at .omo work, she
answered., 'aot ar 1e."
Now, young ladies' Of uaesceptiona,
character en- raeaNg cool edesstion, fail
into this hsbit, ttinsing it shows smart.
ness to answer back ia slang phrases. and
they soon slip tippantly from their
.vneuts' WIN Saucy pertness that is mel.
ther lady'ike nor becoming.
VI bat, or "you bet" il well enough
among men who are trading horses or
iana but the contrast is startling and
positively shocking to hear those words
issue IRON the lips of a young lady. They
seem, at once to surround her with the
rolasher association OF mems daily life, and
bring her down irom the pedestal to their
owa coarse level ......t'.
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RALLAs SPRINGS ACADEMY

is now'opcn for the rooenion Of private nupll,
Ihe present session began February $, and will con
,hne ionr calendar months. The course Of study
embraces three departments the Primary, Inter.
mediate and Academic.
RATES oFTuITIoN PAYABLE MONTHLY.
IN C0lNl
misunderstanding spelling, roading, writing,
around rules OF arithmetic, and primary geog rapny
per month, ~ 90. "'''
! iMsRmEpATs-Includ practical art hmetic,
English grammar aud Geography, per month, 81 So
ACADEMIC Including algebra, history, English.
per month 81 0O. ~ W.
,Stgdcqis Of tho higher mathematics orlansu ara.
VIII Dc charged our dolIar extra Pupils NAV enter
Wany time, but will DO charged for the entire
month except III cases of protraCted sickness.
Tue school Is open 10 both sexes but ne coon A,
Nacticable aoonlpetent principal will DO appointed
To ,pke charge Of an exclusively girls Department
Parents and pcrson' Interested ara cordially in.
Vited TO visit the school aud inspect Ia manaye.
ment, Cilupon or address 4 -
M.W. MARTIN,
NJ NJ uIw WV Principal
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r .ANDi LAND! LANDl


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AMI LAND \ LIAM |
Ia !" s'N.e'' ssa
~ tFyt .4s
WLAtftt NYfhfIf vi
ATTIm TENyUrryc a. a,rvm
NoAAi JGNhlWo q AULT,
General
e
LA n ID a ENTS
u ~,
Dallas. r.x.s
"""', IcXnS,
Are now Offering
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josie Mansfield, the notorious bone of
coniinpa between Stokes ami Fisk, was
recently arrested in the streets of Pitts.
ourg IN beaslly state of inioxication.
lIduig'ng In horrible epithets and bla s.
phemy, shock ing to the ears accustomed
TO such. She was mud small sum and
committed TO Jail ia default of payment.
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vas hcst quiet More quiet than for
The President and Gan Sherman re.
viewed the process ion. Slerman's horse
was deliberately decorated.
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TEXAS LAND LOCATING
COMPANY,

hni :" Wv
Bslow we give a'parthl list OF the lands AT we
are now Offering
FOR SALE. llla5lIaaig
DALLAS COUNTY,
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Associate Press Dispatches.


New Orleans, March H. Flour dull
treble 790 TO 800; family $50 TO 1000;
corn quiet at 65 oats As !; bran dulls ut
So; hay frmer, choice so to 81 ; pork firm
ntl7l dry salt meats q to 81 bacon
buie, Z 10 81; hams scarce Mt 10; lard
quiet AMI weak, tieroe 81 to 81 80 to 90;
sugar dali, common Il fair to fully fair
"a 10 * molasscs quiet, strictly prime g.;
whisky frmer, Louisiana 90; Cincinnati
% coffee Is to 20; sterling 24{ sight
1 per cent premium; gold l43 cotton
uutl, sales $500 bales ordinary l7R mid.
dlings III hi holdings Orleans 1873 re-
ceipis 3,2D9; aexports, Liverpool 9597i
stock 2l0,333.
". Paurick's day is celebrated by the
Hibernian, Benevolent and Mutual Aid
Associations grand procession and social
reun ions.
LiveapcOl, March l7--Cotion closed
irregular Uplands 81 Orleans 81; sales
including 5000 American from Savannah
or Charleston, February or March 81
Arrived the steamer Eecon ming from New
Orleans
New York, March 1.-THE Seminole
arrived to-day from ouh Cxrolina Cot
ton weak and irregul ar sales 1881; Up.
lands l9s; Orleans 1875. Flour very quiet;
common 10 fair 81 80 TO S. 90 good TO
cEoice So 4Oto $l3 90. Whisky frmeT
a2a Wheat very quiet holders asking
full prices Tor inns stocks. Corn is
ahade easier lsiness chiefly for. ex
port. q Zee fall :; II to l4c on prime
siock;h2 '6.e, prime l"8c. Rice steady
oroie3c. 4or, ii,AlrT lUlc. Lard weak;
esc. lu!Jfniiac lowet 5S2. Rosin
lower; ~ } to % so. Tallow quiet,
Froiglts quot 5ne. unchanged. Ster.
ling lSB te ~. Id l68 to l54. Gov
erDinenls clos tlFtHgef, Eiafcs dtll
Ind steady. Tens very firm. Cotton re-
ceipls 500 gross $500; be ies ,ol exports TO-
sssaay 64e, Saturday evening g6ol bales. Fn
lures 30 $50, March III tolbk April III
TO III; May los to lSl; JOne Isl to 10
July lS9 to loS. y 9A Sig
Boston, March l7.-Grace Ewing. n
small pleasure propeller, Ioundered off
Duxbury; all LOST.
Cfeditors of Bowles Brothers, Paris
bankers, appeared before the Registry in
Es1kruptcy; there was large attendance.
Boston. New York. 81. Louis and other
CITIES REPRESENTED one eighth million dol
lars. Ileor J. Mansfield claims Sic. 600
Henry j. Stevens. Of Boston, elected As.
signee.
Wasliip ,tor, Tlarch l7.-Inspecto, Per-
~ report, The destruction Of two Illicit
distileries With 0 horshcads of lash In
4 Gsston county, N. q.
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91Aa1M oloa awAgB Al
( = W. MNfg hiu amEtst u, 4 Issss,s ~
.ll,i ALSO AIS aToc s'nsmalcss
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DALLAS COUNTY,

$40 acres, miles l. Of Hutch ms, the Ann Stokes
survey, prairie aud timber, price IS Der aero
40 acres, 10 inter h OF Dallas pait of the q w,
shaw survey timber, price 80 per acre M 8
100 acres, miles W Of Dallas, part Of tho y
Denton survey, timber, price 81 per acre
20 acres, Is miles W OF Dallas, the j. s. Jones
survey prairie aud timber, pr,ce 81 pyraore
o4o acres ~ mills OF Dallas, tinbor, 50 nor
aero.
80 acres, 10 miles west Of Dallas )art of The rhos
Collins survey, prairie S. per acre.
l9b ACRES III mites east OF Dallas, tho VIM BRYAN
| survey, timber - per acre.
it0 acres miles north OF Dallas, part the Bud.
soc survey prairie, at so per acre.
JUo acres, miles south Of Dallas part of the Ieyi
Dixon league, airic and llmber at 81 90 per acre,
ll3 acres mil 3 southJf Dallas pa t OF the Levi
Dixon league, prarle, at 81 % per acre.
5lO acres IA miles oast OF Dallas, the Cornelius
Nerhay survey, prairie, at 50 per acre
~ acres mites west OF ID .lliS, mart of the ID A
Leonard survey, Ut 30 % per acre.
80 acres miles west Of Dallas, part Of the L. A.
Leonard survey, at s. b. per acre. q E7fs
l00 acres miles Norhwe,t of Dallas, bart OF the
4. Derbin surrey, timber, nj s. 30 poru acre
~ acres IL miles east Of Dallas, part Of the ].
johnson survey, pr,ris, ut 81 80 per aero,
lo2Ia acres II nilessast Of Dallas, part of the W.
Lalthain survey, timbcn at sape.ao,s .. p ~
iOO scrcs, " miles Sonth-wostOf Dallas. part of
the W, Merreil survey, prairie. ATS rs Dor acre
5s0 acres % miles Southwest OF Dallas, part of
the Hsryey CLARK survey prairie aud tim ber at IS 80
per acre.
Sll14 acres eight miles south of Dlaspart of the
A. H. Howard survey, prairie sad timber az 81 Der
acre. ~
$50 acres 9mllei northwest of Dallas, part OF the
ECrOcRet survey, prairie and timer, at - % nor
acre ~
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TO WhOM IT MAY CONCEfN,

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WIFE, hGyinv le't nv bed aml board without cause or
proyocaton, Ia. will not be responsible ior mel.
iher will pay ms lebi she may contract, 80 long
M she remains IN present attitude towards my
sell. j. SEARS.
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