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, 1873-07-22

Worry bad taste. In Mr.. Norris ! very v.ilgar, III
fact. His noting is better than hls dressing,
asss .s 1sqssa s rsts 1s f shss?ss s IT, e
aoso, ut any rato. Mr.. Boggs as Dr.. Sa!cl6e was
far bottor than usual. At t1nos .ho was
very good, indood AID Throughout tue ontlro
attontion to sho part: lie did not laugh lois.
teroualy, oither, md felt bettor in conao9uonco,
Of COURSE: Thoro iB good aotor latont In htr.
s.oggs.., Tho words, "two hundred and swenty-
aix thousand eight hundred anu forty
would presume, simple and expressive in
thomaolvos, md nocd no worry great nhoW OF
omotion to gyo their fuli incoming Ih9y G,nox OK
paoss taomselvos: Mhy, sn9lo.9ro, Mlss oo, uo,-
ns s aso he"S Ia sos of S sf sgmsn ss des
not appear. Astronomy 10, q oonrso, q yoY
narrowing subject. Certain unfortanato Journal
lists OF this city hnve boon t9tmentoa s' by u iof
years; but what does @ bena know , nbont
is always ready to aynpatllizo with msltreated
woman, but cannot. by any means dnd, IN the
mean me- distance OF tho moon from tno earth. sny-
thing to produce suoh gueh Of pent.np feeling
above, quoted, And while upon this subject
Of stage em93s1on y nay e. 10 es ~, we1 70
impress upon tho lazy tho TACT thas eho m1a-
places 1or emonons N tno tnoss unshglce9pio ng M
Ty sho d1e esGo so tnon
yoe ana "no % M, II WAS 'he ,aat lutte utteranee
OF disappointed hf9 oyorq tlmo theae M' poor
monosYuablcs 1all @ to 4of snafo. 1hls Is
au wrong, ~ Betta is 7ory unfor-
tunato grl, put nef lntonatiohe
wefo Always as laehrTmoao en M 1nosa ol nss eVen-
ing, Bho deserved all thc Al-treatmene she ro-
colyod, and worry much more. and u Mtss
O'Vonher acelfee to hold PUBIC esteem, aae VII y
restrain that too 1requene senaoncy 70 :" gush'
~ ID lhf mora sgfeeaplo outy 70 WHO upon
0lfsa Co"ol as Ndofns 119ho, 1or any
ono WHO has seen this charming nttlo
Lady In shat rolo must leave tue thoatro with q
bester opinion, not OF tho stage alono, Dut OF
An9n "ntulo' ,ua ~ W 20 seiio" os1oAo' " au*
caa ~ not9 4gsaole @ann .Ao pufo.1auau'
spI1sntty, aeuuoa kltt ..;at nonvas ~ saaymnsn- yms-
anu i1u u lanocens L4gu!sunobsf tnelo
~ ~ su1n aeiIsnaui 8nnennss7 ~ apous nor
tna. Aef 1aeEe PtehenGo W tno 6taee
Icn.tes upon Ae1 tne at;ontlun hno 91y1npa9ay VI
tno auaienca. 1 mnen enS gae6os' .no auoence
eHg!oa lnoss 'nsancy; Maeu sne langns gioo-
~ aoatta1.., gnn1nu 1 Aao auutoaoo sixts a;.
9us p,olonBco nubn ~ i ana Wnon ~ huu Htss
9. no"n S1e anr Ho!nen'n nt1 ss heflous tn9ugnt,
tti tna aunaeoee ..,a11a nl.n s., moou enBnPoo ~
tno sslt'o nel.1ns m oeonpn1ston. p1s L. nes Luz
~ Mmas sne W., sne n9ias @ " tne a;ae I1or VI
d1 III T.; III ~ ~ a1iy oons nlda i
~ an 10 Ps. s.S auo W suo patss aA9s ~
] .ea aes' oa' nom mhny nu.sessss cah aay tno
nnLos a.a - nAn aauou, so.! nuen, W ~ VIII ~.
iovona 1nafioa Xix ~ H. ~ ;snoa
;o n ns asi,o o 'y Taan'i ~
Ton,ov,a Ion a1 rastrn ausunt 10 osn9oy oomen 20
tnpa boat oornea to n' bis ~ nngonp he md
~ ~ 49,; ~ neh Mo a !a.t:as ano
as Mann. a.2e sho ivy hns ohly lastlnea thon
na.taAty 1or ~ nef, nnd mr.. Aooleys sagaelty as 9
tIaAhpof. M1H nlAauGIt Hb 41F6 CHtCttUC, aCLeQ
, 1873-07-22

Konshkof, rogident Of Appleton. invited Ills
friend, Garrett uaycs, to hia houBo. Tho invi-
thtion was accepted, and tho jovinl bowl paiiBod
botwooh tic two 40 often that Hayos became
Heyos waa expelled. Ifo rotnrnod soon nftor-
wards, however, smashed q window, and finally
succeeded In oireoting m entrance through tho
door,, Once inside, . fight onsuod, in which
henshkoE had his clothes torn off. 11o tlou
jugnlnr yein. 1Iayos rnn out Of tho house, md
reelod three or four rods down tho stroot whon
no foil down dend. KcnslIkofr is hold for trial.
, 1873-07-22


"Gclool" is not word that B apt to revive
tho fondest memories in the mind Of the average
man or woman especially if he should happen
to have founded his experience upon course Of
Winchester aud "tunliug," or, indeed, he
should llaye learned his Cornelius Nepos or
Cesar at any Englsh public school, where eVory
adventure WAS moro or less remotely con-
nooted with the birch rod or the loaded cane.
But ono English "sohoo1" is to be tolerated,
aud that one is Robortson's exquisite comedy.
It has boon givon In Chicago before. aoyoral
times, always we'll. Recently 1t Was tried at
Myors' opera-House, fairly indeed, but not with
euch aucceBs in point Of artistic representation
or public fayor rs on other occasions. Last
evening 1t opened tho week, and doubtloss
a Season Of moro than ono week, ut
Hooley's Tloatre, and charmed an unusually
largo audience With its brilliant wit, and the ex-
collent acting Of the performers. It is charao-
iptio of Robertson'B comedies that they abound
in merit alike in every part, and hence require
spirited Interpretation. A comedy by this au-
thor is d rarely-cut jewel, whose evory face
Bpark1oB, II 1t bo only held In tho right
light and at tho right anglo. It is, even
hands of bungling company, full Of brilliauoy,
but nll its scinttllations cannot be appreciated
until a company excellent throughout can hold
]" up oaen Pelloftaanee ~ u 'no1ca1eu Ii
1aro, but 1t was enjoyed thoroughly last evon-
Ing. 1t had tho disadvantages Of o first perform
anco, quite unnoticeablo ones. It had tho advan-
tages OF thorough rohoarsal, worry material ONES.
As everybody who laughed to tears over
Caate will surely so to Hooley'a to soc
School," it iB unnecessary to say moro about
the play, and only desirable to partionlarIso tho
oct;n1 H. H1a;aao1la oct;ne ~ m11on,o y
aes' t' a,ou a,a... so1ne ~ ~. non'o
i. 1ast "eok indicated us adaptibillty to
iens comeoy petter than nnythlng olso
no aas e1nlpltea 70 lineage audi
eneos. trent thlnga Wafo e1pecteu OF him
IN tho ehasaesor q Jde% toyntz, q daahng
young man OF 1aanaoh, WIN tlngo OF oyntclam
ena plenty Of hninor, ana the expectation Waa
fully reallzod. Mr. bialadoli has oyidentiy do
torlnlned to turn over now leaf, nnst his efforts
to become g. g goou actor aro extremely on.
confaslhg' 1heso Was nnlsh anu spirit about
MS acting OF last evening OF very
rocoht aoaullomenI, pnt mono Tue !osa accoptabio
on that account; ue Was Wou up IN hia part,
not onlX IN tho ineH, nnt N tho business" and,
except TINT 10 the examination scona fey good
points mEh1; ya Poen mado In there
was very tsie lets to orltelse iAis la 1nat as It
on6ht 70 po' anG N aolne 1ustice to
!ho p&troha OF tho theatfo hr. llatsuou aooa
justice tohimaolI. rorlaps It Is rot ont OF tho
s roa!m ol & Gr1ucis however; 70 holhs ont tno 1aot
tMAt Inhilba 6enIleln9n OF t1G JACK iDHHtx Htylo
, 1873-07-22

The Indiana editors excursion loft st. Paul
Tor Chicago by the West Wisconsin train lust
evening.
Prof. Nac. Of Doston, charged with d mur-
was held III default Of sci, 900 bail.
Isaac 4. Gould, a widowor agod 45, WAS arreHt-
ln Yarmouth, Mo-, yesterday, for ropeatod iucoat
upon his daughter Is years OF ago.
Mrs. Fletcher, wife of the Hon. Lorin Fetch-
ar, Of Minneapolis, ono Of the Fort Curry pris-
her husband. and her friends fear she will be-
come incnrably 60 If, aa expected he is hold
without tail.
Robert ". Sutton, supposed to be resident
OF Addison, n. l., ,YaH arrested, OH Sunday, at
WeBtervi1lo, Franklin County, O., In an insane
Government license to sell cigars with Bar
NUNS show.
Tllematter ia being agitated Of building now
bridge acroEa tho river at Aurora, but tho great
difficulty that tho friends Of the improvement
laye to contend with il tho mattor OF location.
This, togethor with tho fear Of ta1ation upon
tho part Of the citizenH causes tho matter to bo
regarded somewhat doubtfully.
Tho contract for repairing the dam at Aurora,
which has been out OF ordor Hinco carly IN the
spring, has boen lot to JoBBo Green, OF Dayton,
for $4,000. Workmen are now busy putting II
In ORDER and will haye tho Hamo completed ii a
o fow daya
Hastings, Rod Wing, Austin, and other towns
n Minnesota complain Of boy thlevou:. In Rod
Wing, with spopulation OF 5000, the police claim
there nIe nfty young boys and girls habitually
addicted to thieying. It is bolioyol that thoy
have banded for that purpose. The burgarioa
In each place named aro OF 1econt occurrence,
and havo been traced to children.
A. building adjoining the Vilaa House, In Mad
ison, Wis, which. for twenty years, especially
during SESSIONS of the Legislature, has been tho
chief haunt OF gambling and intrigue, where
thousands hayo boon lost and won In "bucking
, 1873-07-22

ERst Liberty Live Stock Market.
P1rTsnunau, July Observation-Disclosures, 133 cars,
Including sunday lest, $625@G3o; medium, 6k@Gc;
common, S. 00Ga5.50.
snEEr-Arrivala, II cars, including Sunday; beat,
$5.0095.40; medium, 4N@5c; common, 3K@4o.
delplias, S5.2595.3o; Workers. $5.oo@5.13.
, 1873-07-22

inal. Tho Indy In ntill living, and ia the mother
Of charming daughters. Tho original qreo!s
slavo booa1ne, tho property Of Mr., ". Y.
ooroornn, md las by him boon, giVon to
Tho Corooran Art Gallery Of Washington, District
Of Columbia Another Of rowora' n1aator~piocoH,
which would porpotunto hs farno should all bis
othor works rorish, ia tho bust Of prosorpino,
ownod BY md now Tho oliof ornament III tho
parlor Of Mr. H. Ton Brock, OF uuretbourno,
near IpIlisYllle. Ky.
, 1873-07-22

p1rrspuno1, Pa, July 21.-This oYoning, d
man, named John 1luhe. q peddlor BY occupa-
ton, and married, was instantly killed by run
away toam on the corner OF Twonty-sixth aud
house wen tho ' tesm Sn eas alons no i, en
deyorod to stop them, was knocked down and
tramped upon, mud tho whools passed over him
inHtnntIy
, 1873-07-22

Ocean Steamship Neyvss
LIVERPOOL, July 2l.-The steamships Co]tio,
Brouen,, Holsntia, and Idaho, from Now York,
havc arrived out.
New YonE, July 21.-The steamships City Of
Bristol, from Liverpool, and the Olympia, from
Glasgow, have arrived.
, 1873-07-22

They report queer case Of spontaneous COM
bustion from Now Hampshire. 4 physician Ind
prescribed linaood oil aud oamphor for aoyere
pain in tho chost. and tho patient complained Of
bntting. In about m hour lie protested ho could
boar It no longer, and before It could be ro-
moved It took tiro, actually blazing up and burn-
Ing lis neck severely,
, 1873-07-22

Special DitpatcA to The Chicago Tribune.
Yps1LANT1, Mich, July 21.--On Sunday night
incondiarios fred tho Methodist church in this
city. Tho flames wore checked after $100 dam
ages hnd baeu dono.
, 1873-07-22

PITTSBURGH, July 2l.-A man named john
Roney was killed on the corner Of Twenty-sixth
aud Mary streeta, South sido this evoning. while
ran In front OF the animal, when it rourod upon
him, knocking lin down. Tho wagon passed.
over him, killing him instantly.
, 1873-07-22
Tho Sunday Law In l.nSHfle,

LA8AILE. July 21.--Undor tho administration
OF Acting Mayor Jeremiah Collins, another Hpas-
modio effort "a being nsado to compel q conf
plinnco with tho Sunday Liquor law in LaSallo.
Of BacchuB and GambrinuB at Poru and at Sum
dnY picnica.
, 1873-07-22

AFntnl povdor-Nlill Explosion.
PHILADELPHIA, July 21.-One Of II. 4. Woloy
l. Co.'s powder-mills, near Tamaqua, Pa, waa
blown up this morning. nnd Samuel blillor, OF
Talnaqua, WAS killed. Tho shock waa folt for
several 1nilea,
, 1873-07-22

Isa1inn sfnvcry in Connections.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, July 1.-Gioyanni Gilone,
an Italian padrone, las boon hold in 81 900 bail
OH each OF four complaints, charging him with
holding in seryitude four boys, whom 10 sends
out daily as streot-musioians and boot-blAcLs.
, 1873-07-22

BLTIMonE, July 21.-A. q. Gose, arrested
yesterday on tho ohargo Of conspiring with Will
lam E. Uddorzook aud others to defraud some
life insurance companies, gaye bail this aftor-
noou in $4,000 and was released, Judge Qilner
having reduced the bail from $25 GOO to $40. GOO.
, 1873-07-22


BuRKE-On Monday, July A. Jamoa Duske, aged rs
seTfh Thc fanors1 will to pl.oo a. 20 . nj. On "Wednesday,
July 2 frun tho rosdsaoo Of his sonn-av, John Fits
gerald, No. GID West 1ndnna.st' to Calvary by car.
raR1s,
JENK1Ns-Ju II. ot oho!era infan!utn, Marcia. in:
ant daughter nf Marc H. aud Robert e. jenkins. agod
10 months and 10 days.
ustoa't 1e q hoeoSl eSh Wednssdsy ia ooook
RoGERs-qa tha ls'h inst. st ths ~ re:!aonce # hor
lttlo Manic Rogers, aged yeaIs and months.
FunorAl At tho hougo, On Tuesday, at O'Clock.
MILWAnD-on thu 2st Inst, Horny MilWatt, Esq,
sEed At.
Funosnl notice hatcaftos.
8pELBOY-Jnly A. John W. Of John and Mar.
Rarot Bp9lboy. nged years.
Elno5el this day by cars to Calvary ComctoEy.
81 Oswozo. Now York. and Ottawa. ILL.,. papcss p1oass
copy.
TiIunBEn-In shis city, tho 10Th Inst. Mary 1tenc,
only child Of Esthox Ann and Thon1hs j. Thu1bor a4od
~ Osdonsbura, n. F., papers please oop,.
FIELDIN17In thls city, ,Jui, ~ p 1s7a, Lillian A..
Funeral services fsn th0r rosidouca. 94
Monday July 81, atS O'Clock 2. 70 9raoolsnd Come.
tDfY
, 1873-07-22

Fatal Result OF q Drunken Quarrel.
Special Ntpatch 10 Tbs Chicago Tribuns.
Qe41oaY, Wis., July 2l.-1.ast ereaipg 4obogt
, 1873-07-22

DEATHS.

GExifA1f-fn Gflcago, on t{o I9f6. tic Tifc of II,
Grnhasn, merchant tailor, of a son.
, 1873-07-22

Eufnl RUNAWAY.

The Daltimorc8 to-Lay defeated tho Athletics
in thirtcen innings by O score Of II to II.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-25

TRUSTEE'S SALE.--Under and by virtue
r Il of n deed OF trust 10 me executed and de-
livered on the I'd day OF June, A. ID. 1873, by
j. Al Leonard, recorded on the 18th day
August, 1873, Ia book U, pages 33l and so, OF
Dallas county Records, will, on Saturday,
Novem Der /, 1879, sell to the highest bidder,
for cash In hand, in gold, at the Courthonst
door in the city of Dallas, the following de-
soribed lot, tract or parcel OF land, lying, be-
ing and situated in the county OF Dallas anc
State of Texas, and out of a one-third league
survey in the name OF Robert sloan, and be-
ing the same land conveyed to w. Z, Miller
by Robert Sloan on the 9th day OF December,
1871 and set apart TO Matte NJ. Leonard by
the District court of Dallas county ut the
June term, 1871, and being the south half OF
bounded MS follows, towit: Beginning norIh
Or, east 276 varas from southeast corner o.
survey No. 9, OF gu acres, at n stake from
which q post oak II inches bears south ~ /,
east vaias, marked y, and another inche'
bears north 81, west vara, marked Il; thence
south So. east l,4H warns, to q stake from
which chittern inches bears north s., east
mark I'd X, Rnothcr Is inches bear
south 729, west, marked y, the southeast
corner: thence south 90, west 5,II6 varas, to
stake I'm pTairiei Themes north BOZ, west /, 4i4
varas, to q stake In prairie; thence north
s09, east $40 varas, TO the place of beginning,
and being us acres o. land, more or less, nnL
will apply the proceeds OF said sale, or 50
much III sreof as may be Necessary 10 the pay
ment and satisfaction of a certain proInissory
mote Ito secure which the Aforesaid deed on
trust was executedl, bearing date June 2,
1873, for four thousand three hundred dollars,
In gold, payable TO the City Rank Of Dallas
ninety days after date. bearing interest at
month, the Interest thereon accrued, and the
expenses herein incurred.
= L, @. BOWER, Trustee.
Dallas, Texas, October 6, 70. swt
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-25
MEMPHIS.

The Howard Association publishes =
circular that the fever is not abatirg
Scores of new cases appear daily. over
one thousand are sick. Their funds
will not last six days. The circular
concludes: "From the sick and dying
cry of suffering and distress comes
great and loud For their sake send
money and relief to procure nurses,
stimulants and nourishment, as we
require aid more than ever. Send
donations to A. d. Langstaff, Presi-
ent Howard Association.
A cold rain is falling. Twenty-one
yellow fever deaths and five Others.
The scarcity of funds has compelled
the Howard Ass,msatlon to reduce
nurses pay TO three dollars Il day.
Three hundred amt twenty-five nurses
in the Associations employ struck for
live dollars,
LISBON, October 23.--The police OF
this city have aeiacd quantity OF
arms destined for the Carlists, and
arrested the parties who had them i'll
charge.
MADRID, October 3.--The insurgent
fleet has returned to Cartliagena.
LONDON, October pa special from
Paris to the Daily Telegraph says it is
practically settled that the Assembly
will meet October 20, and a motion fol
restoring a monarchy will be made
November 9Th.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-25
CONDENSED.

The defalcation of the Atlanta post
Office is put at S7S,OOO.
Littlefeld, Conn, chronicles the first
skating casualty of the season.
The increase of government en-
penses for the present year over last
is Sls,OO0,OOo.
There are four tribes of Indians re-
manning in Delaware, who aggregate
sixteen persons.
A colored student has been admitted
into the Medical College oithe South
Carolina University.
Stanley, the irrepressible, has gone
back to Africa TO report the Ashantce
war for the London Times.
The Supreme Court of Illinois has
decided that National banks are liable
To State aud local taxation. eA
Hannah Innan, ninety-faur years
old, has kept ho,l in Rhode Island
70, tire, quarters Of y ceAlAry.
An unusually large number of our
cnuntrymcn have arranged for resi-
dence in Italy during the coming win
ter.
The counterfeit of the new fifty cent
currency made its appearance In New
York city two days after the issuance
of the genuine.
AMr. Nolequist and family, cons
sisting Of five persons, were instantly
killed by lightning during a recent
storm In Kansas,
The Secretary of the Treasury esti-
mates that $3Os, 000, 900 is all that will
be required to run the general govern
ment for the present year.
Boston u about to annex tie suburbs
Of Brighton, West Roxhury and
Charleston, whirh. will incr,ls her
population about fifty thousand.
Justus Friedrierh R1thschilds, the
head of the Vienna ho.ise Of that fam
lily, has def iltel mi tiHcon ~ leav-
ing many poor pc 'rle mimi 'iieir all
Tw,,Ya i'vpr a. ta- p.arid al
~ eipli' u
a. f a Ht -e--
.,...4.i IN. alaS ia tue moral city OF
1 Is ortstei. Mas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-25
r.. v,oyc,,re sewing Machine.

I.4, are fcw machines Of this CHAR
meter IN tie United states ~ bcnutlfil
az ~ popular n the Florence Iis move
ment IL accurate, smooth and pleas
antly easy, and II does not lose In any
particular tne perfection ofits mechan-
ical play under the employment Of the
heaviest fabrics. As an ornament II Is
not surpassed by any Of its rivals, and
apart from It's utility Is unusually at-
tractivc from it, elegance as n piece OF
furniture. The ladies' will be pleased,
then, to know that an agency for this
splendid machine has been established
in this city. Mr.. Shumaker, the
agent, has several of these instruments
for sale at Mrs. Kennedy's millinery
establishment on Elm street, where
they may be seen.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-25
s,,1.A lM rius,
II II 20 d 20 yc cen
.rnt. IS lttInt .Da aJ
,riia Ea,rn tpb, Wolves

iht OnOwing mrlallchOly intelIi-
gcncp n gurlng the death Of mother
ny drowning, and the supposed de-
srilcli0n Of her babe by wolves, Is
lruh.hod ~ by Mr.. Watkins, OF the
'aciic Road.
\ Mrs. Gordon, living on II farm In
Van Zandt county, near the line ofthe
Pacific Road between Stevenson and
Jord ms Saline, left her home few
days ago on visit to IA neighbors'
taking with her her babe about year
old. After spending the night, she
started on her return. Not gettihg
back by the time expected, 1t was
thought best to go after her. rs the
route over which she would
likely come was thi,kly.woodcd,
and as night was rapidly coming on
there was great danger of her getting
lost. Learning that she had let
hours before her searchers HAD
reached the house where she had spent
the day before, grave approximations
were at once excited regarding herspie-
". The woods were ut once secured
in every direction by torch'light, and
early next morning in Il small pool OF
water in the bed of stream, that was
almost dry, the body of the poor wo-
man was found. There being no marks
of violence upon her person, 1t Was de-
cided that IN attcmp' ing t. cross nj
that SPOT in tin ,"i, she fell III aho
was drowned.
on the bank II tie lrram and ah"'h
ten wards from Muere the ilrst "iH
covery was made, the bon ~ of tie IN
FAINT were found, 'lenuded If every par
ticle Of flesh and the imprint ofwolves'
feet told how awful and how piteous
had been the helpless little beings
death.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-25

We are requested to give notice.
although the management does 1t with
much regret, that Notwithstanding a
multiplication Of aids in every depart
ment he finds II impossible to complete
his arrangements 50 as to open Fields
theater this evening, as heretofore an
nounced Every preparation will be
complete, however, by Monday even
ing, when the historical drama OF
"Richelie,,, or the Conspiracy" will he
produced i'm IL manner never before
equaled in the South.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-25

1NRUSTEE5 sALE--UnGes and Dy virIus
of a sieed Of trust executed and deliver
cd to me b. i. =. ToFbert on tie 18Th day o.
September, 1893, 20 secure the payment Of
b. Torbert. dated The 2Jth day OF September,
1873, payable to II. II. Tycley, and due or
the ist day Of October, l573, and bearing In
tere<t at the rate o. Two ana one half PEI
cent per month fIom the 10th dag Of August,
l573,until paid,t viii sell TO the highest bidder
for cash At the Courthouse door IN tn- CITY
and county Of Dallas and state OF Texas ri
10 O'Clock am. on Saturday, the 18th dag
Of October, the following describs property:
The eastern corner Of the traef purchased
by r II. Tooley nom j. j. Good and suaan
A. Good. fronting on the north side OF Elm
street, twenty-five feet front, and running
back any feet with the line Of said street.
cor taining twelve hundred and Nifty squart
feet of ground, ng the same piere OF ground
ceded 70 me by n. n TooleE on the = day
Of. ls73 J. T. TOOLEY,
Ewef Trustee
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-25

THE latest dispatches from Calvert
represent the fever there as ahating
for want ofmaterial. A dispatch from
Mrs. A. II. Mohl. to the Houston
papers, says the air is rank poison.
Mayor J. II. Litllefield has re overed
from tie fever. Hampstead has quar-
antin, .a@ainst Calvert and all other
infected districts. On the l1th the
city of Austin raised eight hundred
and seventy live dollars for tie relief
of the Culver sufferers, and Houston
ha, also contributed literally m m"hey
as well as by sending provisions ANA
T.fy..s TIA. ."ic.el town.
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FEMALE BEATTY.

q IVES there a man. lives there u woman,
IL so lost to reason, that he or she cannot
admir- and appreciate genuine female beau
ty? What a JOY and delightto stand and gaze
upon healthy and beautiful woman! But,
can there be- be- uty without health? List TO
me, " thousands OF sickiy, pupy, suffering
tenales: EV
Ii you arr annoyed with any lingering fe-
male complaint i'd desire immediate relief,
procure III oIr, one or two bottles of DR..
bromgooies English Female Bitters, and be
restored Ia health. Sold by drugglsts and
mercnapis Address
DR, ], T, pkpMuOOLE,
Memphis, Tennessee.
Nonan's Medical Adviser, only IS cents.
Address ~ anovp. 2ld&w4m
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Left.

Colonel McCaleb, senior editor of this
paper, left Tuesday evening, on a trip
for his health, to Mississippi. His gift
cd ladyaHd intelligent little son accom-
uanied him. We wish them an
pe,eca q journey, and trust the Colo
u, T. i,eaita will bc speedily re-estah-
iished.
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DIR. WAYLAND wrote To young
Christian: ~ would as far as possible
be alone; have times for private reli-
gious duties on the Sabbath, us well as
public wors ip. Young disciples, dare
to be alone with your God; seek oppor-
tunities to do so, and learn, ifyou have
not already, how blessed such hours
may oe. No person can long enjoy the
comforts of religion without such sea-
SONS of dev0tion,n Hll