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ness, but owing to the administration Of prompt
remodieg, aro now out Of danger.
Tho Government rovonue tug Jasmine Was
seriously crippled yesterday by collision With tho
steamer Harlem.
One hundred md nfty teachera sailed on =
sightseeing tour in Europe, yoetcrdny, per
steamer Victoria.
Jamos Simmons, an oystornan, was beaten 60
thas Ills fffo Ia endangered, last evening, In
Newark Bay, by two Staten Island oyIstermen1
to dofond Simmons, was knocked overheard and
nearly drowned.
It appears that there has beon aooond death
In Drooklyn from yellow fever.
:, Tho 1tmes has report that tho Directors OF
the Paeiao Mai Company yesterday a.s zoaoyed to
tho 'aocruing obligations TOR the now voeaela,
tho bonds to DO first offered to atockholdors.
Tho funeral of John 4. Kennedy tnRes place
On Tuesday. nndor tho auaplcos Of the Grand
Lodge of;0dd Follows. Among tho pnll-bearera
will DO Thurlow Weed, Mayor Hayanaoyor, Thos.
Thorno and five prominent Odd Fellowa.
Tho first raoe ht Joromo Park, yoatordny, WAS
wonfby Count D'OrBay instond Of Followcraft
The yacht Nancy, Of Grocnpoint was run
down thls evening y foyboat Tour Of her
pollcc Superintendent Matsoll accompanied
tour a Il Inspection u IL boop ssfaons on
and parks, resortod to Sundays by Gormans. In
almost oYery place visited thoro were largo
oxceptional,la.
-NEw YonK, Juno Midnight Tho report
Of yellow fever in Brooklyn is now said to bo
without foundation. The Board OF Health, ut a
moosing to-day, came to tho conclusion that tho
deaths wore from some other cause.
, 1873-06-23
ABOVE Low
WATER.
below high water mark Of 1871.
". 8. KAUFMAN, Observer,
Room 78 Major Block, Chicago.


BALTIMORE, Juno 22.--In an alteration this
morning On North Holiday street, between
George Ashton and Thomas sorro1, both col
ored. Ashton fred four shots at 3orrell, wound
Ing him in tho bead, left arm, and thigh. Ash-
ton Was arrested.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June 22.-palmor Davis,
formerly Of Now Albany, shot and killed Patrick
Foley, an ron-puddlor at tho rolling mil, with
out my apparent cause, on Saturday night.
Davis escaped before word could be conveyed ia
tho police.
a rolling-mill hand, was shot by Davis at tue
Same time, but not eeriouBly hurt. Foley waR
from Cincinnati, = single man, about 45 years
old, and had only boen In town a couple Of days
It Is run,orod that Davis had an old grudge
agRinst Foley, whom he had known In New Al
bany.
, 1873-06-23

Special Hspatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune,
ALBANY, N. " June 22.-DE3yEs- Tho market this
week has ruled dull and taIne at slight reduction In
prices from lat week. On ThnEnday the market
opened quietly and rather tame, with good attend-
Of local buyers butchers, and few Eastorn deal
ers who wantta stock, but were unwilling to pay the
prices asked. pealarn wanted to obtain last weeks
ruling prices but buyers refused to pay It, and It was
not until = conceaaton Of 1<o per b live weight
had been made that dealers wero induced to
take the onertngs. The decline In prlcea waa mostly
made up in tho quality at stock, which IL
much better than last week. Trade nctiy 8aica Of the
day amounting to 400 head. On Friday thoro vas
Al Increased representation from Rhode Island Mas
sactaetts, aud tho East besides large attendance Of
local bnyera from the river counties. Yesterday there
Waa largo attendance Of buyors, and lively trade
was done no change in prices being mantsas. Tho
recelpta for tue week number 11b head LOSS head In
e1eesa Of at week Of ~ average quality In every way
30 cars ofToxans q good average quality. Tho follow
"a; on e1trs, soteSS7;; ilat qas!lty tS.aty
$o.0o@8.51i second quallty, &3.6030oo; thifd
quality, $5.0o@6.60: inferior, S4.60G94T5
h11toH OoWs-TAa demand in &his branch of 'trada
has shown considerable improvement thIs weok Ho-
ce!pts number about 100 head Of good uunlity which
Mese taken by local dealers 1T $lo0 to S0 TO- which il
tho rauHo. ' ~ "
guEEP AND LAhns-Ths branch Of tho trsdo hsa
toeu aa thA Wouk. Receipts OF poor quality num-
her head, nearly all OF which ago been taAou by
toea4 @ aoacro. We quote, "a tho ruling: HAoru Btato
H. IL western 1t 6@oNo Per b spring lanlta at %
sMassPsEa-necep. thla week hsvo been a. large a,
"@'' put most OF ttem wont through In first haudA,
, 1873-06-23

localities. ga.
WASHINGTON, Juno 22.-1t ia reported to-
night, though not On of1ioial authority, that six
oaaos If oho1orA originated iu thta city today.
The report comes from private sources, and It's
truthfulnosB cannot now bo verified. ,.,~.,
!. NASHVILLE, Tonu., Juno 22-Mortality today
from cholera waa f1fty-two against hfty-nlno
thor all daY.
6psetat Dtspaech 10 The Chicago Tribune,
WASHINGTON, juno 22.-Tho PonBion Agent At
Nashville tolographa hero confirming tho reporta
THAT tho cholera Is raging at frig6tfnl ratio In
that city. and that tho citiZena Gra fleeing for
shfety He asks permission to remove his Office
to Chattanooga.
Lou1sv1nnE, Juno 22.--neports Of the cholera
bore arc entirely groundlobs. Although: thore ia
anxiety, thore is no apprehension OF cholera, tho
city up to this timc having boon nb-
Announces that tho health Of tho city is better
than during Juno for aevornl years, aud its sani~
tary condition Is far bettor than was ever beforn
known. ut
OlNc1NsAr7, June "a Three cases Of death
woro reported ns cholera to tho Hoalth Office to-
day. Two OF them wore children, and ono an
old man. The mortality is almost exclusively
among very young and worry old from this disease
up to tho present. T., j, i
, 1873-06-23

MEMPHIS, June 22.-Woatller to-day tho hot
test of tho Beaaou i Thermometer O4, but tho
weather vas cloar and bright, and there has been
markod decrease III doathH from the cholera.
Tho whole number Of lntormonts were uinotcon,
Of which nine wero from cholera. It IL tho gen.
oral belof that tho disoase has run its course
here and viii! rapidly disappear, but reports from
the surrounding country along the limos Of rail-
roads aro still very gloomy.
WAHl11aaToN, June 22.--The first caBo Of sup
posed Aslatio cholera, that OF colorod woman,
terminated fatally yesterday. It said six simi-
lar casoH woro reported last alglt BY tho Board
, 1873-06-23
AFRICA.

NEW YonK, June 22.-Tho Herald has letter
from Khartoun, Goth Of April, confirming tho
news Of the safety Of Sir Samuel Baker aud
family at Fatuka, in February: Ho bad boon
reinforced by 200 soldiers and tho troops OF tho
mercantile ostablshnent] and would at onco re-
new his march to tho Albert-Nyanza.
and Egyptian troops, attempted to protect the
passage OF tho caravans through Abyssina, is
said to havo boen surprised and lost 500 guns,
and might be compelled to surrender. Tie ro-
port 10 considered doubtful, but reinforcoments
havo been sont him.
Tho traveller Miami is said to have advanced
aouth through tho territory Of Manbutta, with q
view Of reaching tho western shore Of Abort
Nyanza.
, 1873-06-23

Shipwreck and Loss of Fifteen
Lives on the English
Coast
Ramor that tho German Grown Prince WiIl
Soon Succeed tie Emperor -
as Regent. 3. :. ::


SPAIN.
MADRID. Juno 22.-Tho Constituents Cortes
hna pasaed tho resolution expressing confidence
in tho proscnt Government, but authorizing
Senior Margall, President Of tho Ministry, to
form now ono In case Of q crisis. Tho Minis
ters haVo consequently <tondered their reslgna-
tions. IT,
Perfect tranquility prevaila in tho capital. -
4 Committee Of Surveillance has boon formed
at Barcelona. Tho e1trcme radicals thoro have
telegraphed to the Government, requesting 1t
not to order soldiers guilty Of inaubordination to
bo shot.
HAVANA, June 2i.-The Tribune eays: "a
CaEust Central Committee has boen organized
here. Large subscriptions arc already mado and
considerable sums forwarded to priests In Spain
oonspiring in favor Of Don Carlos"
, 1873-06-23
MEXICO,

C1Tg OF MEXICO, Juno 17.--The Mexican press
arc discussing the question Of now Ministry.
They consider aohange urgent in view Of the ne-
cesslty which has arsen for protection Of Protest.
ant olergymen in Mexico. The interference Of
the military is especially demanded for their de-
fence in Orizaba from tho fury Of the Catholic
fanatics. Tho Protostant Bishop there waB COM
PEELED to leave the place because Ills lifo was
threatened. A riot occurred in Monelia on &C.
count of the expulsion Of tho JoHuits.
, 1873-06-23

p.1,i t,dE' Mtch June 22.-PAasED Dowa--props ST.
s Eli nn1eees and Fed Keoy md bsrae
Montcalu., sst,S1atr Sarks Franz agcl FavoElte uclra
Cleveland, Mxe1, 4, Nswssoy 1loboton. Ontario,
don, Maxwell. Ra!alnw. N''s'oa' III" Andrew, e4el~
na % oty ot Tolsao sny sey Of no:ton Equinox, Mont.
,hefe ssnIs o!ty Of awaufee Psr4y 1spn. Gapn nem IT.
WlNp-Northeast. "@R'nR.
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novenuo Frauds In North Caro1lna

KoVenno EfhAtda In North Onf011nu~
NEW Yong, June 22.-The Tines Raleigh IN.
o. special aays In tho June term OF tho United
statos Circuit Court the Grand Jury found forty
seven true bills, f1fteen for violation Of the In
formal rovenue laws, nine for dofrauding tho
Government in pensions eight for embeszle-
mont, nine for perjury. and aix for minor Of
fences. It Ia sail that prominent revenue off,
not made public, Frauds have boon detected BY
which the Government has lost $150, 900 in the
Fourth District siuoo 1868. The Investigation
will be continued at the November term.
, 1873-06-23
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Juno 22-The steamer Columbus
from Dublin for Holyhead, ran ashore on Saint
Keno'a Rock, near Ho1yhead, to-day, and soon
afterwards broke In two am!dships. She had on
board 200 passengers, Of whom twelve wero
drowned. Three Of the crew were also lost.
, 1873-06-23
GERMANY,

PARIS, Juno 22.-Tho Union newspaper pub
1ishos rl,,nor from Berlin TINT the Emperor
William is incapaoitatod for furtnor duty, and
and that the Grown Prince Frederick William
will soon be proclaimed Regent.
PAn1s, June 22.-Tho municipal election In
strasbourg resulted in the triumph Of ant-Gor-
man candidates..
, 1873-06-23

WAsn1NaToN D. c., Juno 22.-For New Eng
lane. on Monday, a falling barometer, gentle
and froBh northeastorly to southeasterly winds,
and increasing oloudiness. with rain areas. For
tho Middle 8tates and Lower Lake Region, freah
and occasionally brisk oastorly to southerly
winds, generally cloudy weathor, and rain areas.
southeast and southwost winds, partly cloudy
weather, and occasional rain areas. From Ten
nosaoo md Missouri, northwnrd over tho Upper
Lake Region, froah and occasionally brisk south
westerly or eontheastorly winds, generally cloudy
weather, and rain areas.
BTAaE OF WATER.
Daily report Of tho atago Of wator, with
changes IN tho twenty four hours ending 8 p. na.,
Juno ~, 1873:
, 1873-06-23
SPAIN.

MADRID. Juno 22-Evenipg. Margall
has beon comforting with the Deputies Of tho
majority in the CoTtos in regard to tho COM
Esteganez will remain at tho head Of tho War
Department., and that hlsBonayc, Palanca, and
Caryajl will accept portfolios.
, 1873-06-23
SOUTH AMERICA.

LISBON, June 22.-Msu ateamer Cuzco, from
Rio Janelro, June g. has arrived.
Tho ravages Of the yellow fever are diminsh-
ing at Rio Bahia, Pernambuoo, and other Brazil
ian ports.
, 1873-06-23

Er. LOUIS, June 22-Hon. E. ". Ewing, ono
Of tho Supreme Court Judges Of this Btate, died
at Iron Mountain last night Of csrebro-spinal
meningitis.
, 1873-06-23

LAeALLE, H., Juno 23.-A slight shower foil
and to-day haa been iot as BEFORE Farmers ip
THU vicinity nre fooling greatly discouraged, and
think the standing corn will not average half
ornn.
, 1873-06-23

ROME, June 22.-The Pope Is to deliver an
allocution on Monday. Tho persounl e1con-
munication Of King Victor Emanuel Is expected
to be pronounced.
, 1873-06-23
BEAUll FUL HOMES.

GEO. SUMMERS, 1873 East
Madison-st., Room 4, is now
selling splendid lots in Nor
wood Park on MONTHLY
PAYMENTS, also offers assist
ancein the erection Of dwellings,,
, 1873-06-23

6hipWrock and Loss OF Life.
QuEnEo, Juno 22.-A telegram from Port al
Basque reports ship totally wrecked, aud tie
drowning Of tho Captain and tho mate.
, 1873-06-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF ATTRACTIVE
REAL ESTATE.
To take plaoe on WEDNESDAY,, June as.
At O'clock p. H., at tho north door, near
cat LaSnlle-st., Of the Courthouse,
corner Of Adams ond La8nlle.ats.

At this sa1a will DO ooeed X Aeres OF ground With
kooth frontage OF 1875 ee Madsouat, and north front
doatt Mouse tabout 500 feet east ol CalifoTna-avl
1oy.st and Wesarn.av.
o II sost south tront Lakest, abont 100 fect east
pf OakloyAt.
Assuming present aeuThzaness the term, ot sa1e are
meuts This sa.o will be bona de and percmptoF7 10
wtll be allowed ReEAsdsss Of tho tacrioe
md place Fer iarthsr tnioFs,!ea
Rsal EstAte DoaleEs, ll0 FEaukll1.at,
, 1873-06-23
T, O, OF o. Il.

r.euiar ataod meeting of E1cestor Lodge No. A. T.
n 81 g. t. viii bo hold Tuosday evening ns1f, thsir
sil Nothodst Church Hook, southeast Of Wash:
fnsnn snj nrklt4 Election Of o60r0rp, utilization Of
oeadd.es and oth9r lpor..ns bu'ina's stsanxssa In.
'Ie' Z. B. g. sMWiI" saGJ sso3. JONATHAN DAVIS M.G.
, 1873-06-23

HNNEH<%4-~~~--'N<
Masonic,

Masonic.
IaFaystte Chapter, No. T. r. A. M Hall IL IAGaile-
IT. Regular Oonrocatlon this tMonday) ogeulng II
oiolouk for huSiuel1 aud work this It. A. DeEr0e By
ordef of tho Il. r. e. N. TUOkEH. HscEetarY,
, 1873-06-23

Tho Republicans Of Oregon-that is, tho
Hipple-Mttcholl, OF that State, roHgnlng his scat
in tho Senate. While they generally admit TINT,
in view Of recent developments, his influence as
Senator will he neutralizod they assert that. as
the Governor OF Oregon is q Democrat, be would
appoint Democratic Senator. The Legislature
does not meet for two years. Mitchell has 70
Gently stated that he would pursue the course hls
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THE Indians have been stealing
horses all around Jacksboro, Fort Grit
lin and the. country West, as well as
committing other depredations. The
Signet has letter from Griffin detail
ing their outiugcs. Among Others, a
surveyor found the body of little
girl abcut eight years old hanging to Il
tree, with Il sidcsaddlc hanging to the
same tree. She had probably been
dead two weeks. Two men were killed
near Colorado Post II short time since.
1t is also stated that the kiuwas have
left their reservation and have captur-
ed the Government mules fOm a post
near the reservation. DIR, Cooper, liv-
ing only half Il mile from .Iac'isboro. is
reported to have lost twenty-five head
of horses last Saturday night.
These runors are not pleasant. We
have no tondncss Tor giving them pub
LEFTY, but we cannot, as II i0urnalist
avoid it. When Indians come within
ten or twelvs miles OF oar town and
murder citizen, it is time for every
body to wake up and get their gus
ready. i.ot the theving rascals, lie
they whites or rcd skins, be driven
from the country. If caught in cur
county, we hope they may never see
another Indian reservation.-LW cath
ertord Times, 18th.
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llrnto,t otm vast, v,wl,Gp, Cof,r

rFrom ibc fatty lirmld, August ~
Two distinguished gentlemen ~
the above counties, while drinking ut
the bar NJ the Central yesterday, Tar
tariled the very short time between
their drinks and ~ rest" by viewing
from opposite orbits the political situn-
ton, although they were of the same
political fifth; 80 you see II was fam
lly swat and that's always the most
Internal kind of u rumpus. Then, In n
snap of your finger, or-the sudden
splutteration of Vinegar Bittcrs, the
Mount .Etna ire of the Limestoncr
bclchcd up-a pistol. "a Pisfo'." ' 4
pistol! And the same did ut once de-
claim itself in favor of its owner, with
out waiting for that gentle man to
"call it,
The result was that Limcstoncr, by
''the skin of his teeth" escaped the
opening up of lead mine "on his own
ground" After this explosive cXhibi-
ton of amity ON the part of Lime
stones half-fo0t-long friend, Limestoner
Immediately handed this restless little
rascal to the proprietor Of the house,
and also another ally Of similar cut,
but of more reserved spirit, and while
Limestoncr was going through this
peace policy, Washingtonian was using
horserudish language and forked light
ming gesticulation to hurry up Lime
stoner to the sticking point; but in the
midst of NVashingtonian's lava-like elo-,
quence, couple of officers steamed
up" and lowed in their "men-of-war'
to neutral waters, where they were
called on for that little "wharfagc."
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-08-23

BARTON-Ol the 25Ih Of July, 1879, de-
parted this life, Bother W. W. Barton, IN
the och year OF his age.
Brother Barton was born in Baron county,
KY, March IL, 1914. lie connected with the
Missionary Baptist Church in June, 1876. In
the fall OF 1859 he moved to Texas, al d set
tied near Dallas.
Brother Barton was n man Of good juds-
ment, great energy and iirnness. He was
firm adherent of truth AMI honesty, and had
very little charity for any one who d Waited
from these great cardinal principles I a stn-
tIelnan and n Christian. He was dq,' rmineu
in whatever he undertook, and defended
with warmth and aeal the views he enter
tanned on any subject. He was sincere in his
opinions, and mover yielded TIN M unless
convinced by solid argument He thought
for himself and acted upon the decisions of
his own Judgment. lie was charitable to all
objects that commended themselves to his
Judgment. lie was reliable friend, and ex-
pcrisnced much pleasure in d 2stowing favois
az those he loved. lie was n devoted and
consistent Christian, a kind and loving hus-
band and afltctionato father. The commu-
nifty greatly miss Bother W. w. Barton.
\ FRIEND.
Tennessee Baptist please copyl
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Kansas city Rive Stock Market.
Reported for the Dallas Herald by Mitchcner,
Green II Go.


KANSAS CITY. August 10.
Cattle - Receipts |, 900; shipments
| 200. Considerable activity has pre-
vailed to-day, but the general tendency
of the market has b en- downward,
the receipts being in excess of the
weakened demand. The market closes
weak, with many iuft ever unsoid.
Transactions to-day were as follows;
81 wintered Texan hcifers, av G6l lbs,
at 81 90; - extra native steers, av l ,S91
lbs, at 81 80; 81 corn-fed Texan steers,
av LII IBIS, at 81 %; 70 wintered Texan
COWS, av d4S lhs, at $780, q wmtered
Texan cows, ny -Si4 III, at - 80; % win
tered Texan cows, av Sli lbs, at - 80;
81 wintered Texan steers, av 927 lbs, AT
So; 8 wintered Texan steers, av LII
lbs, at 50; SO green Texan steers, av
DS7 lbs, at So pa; lS green Texan steers,
av ,0i9 lbs, ut ~ %.
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ANDY JOHNSON has returned to the
political arena. East tennessee pa
pers announce that he VIII be candi-
date for the Governorship at the com
ing election. Having filled almost
every office in the gift of the people,
from that of overseer of the poor up to
the Chief Magistracy of the United
States, one would think that his ambi-
ton must be gratified. But not so.
His thirst for public life seems as un-
quenchable as his existence, and his
zeal In pursuit ofplacc seems altogether
jrrcrressible.
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ns.,, ahiemsai NJ nssadsiolf

4 nestg AbipmsHi " nsfnf'i"if
one N mrlofgoat wholmnIe oforcly
imiscs received nn mdcr ftom pnfiir
In ffcdcrlcl burp, II lown ~ Tie cote
mdo, some eighty miles Northwest N
Austin, for rs much wheat M they can
purchase, between the present harvest
aud the next spring planting liosod
upon this, I'VE car loads were shipped
n few days ago from this city to the
parties above named, and ~ the char
acter Of the grain Is much superior to
any heretofore raised in this part Of
the country for which this order Is he
ing filled, we may expect that n trade
will he opened with that part of the
State by the county Of Dallas, that
will be Of the greatest Importance TO
both.
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DALLAS has man who, years ago,
was Il tremendous cXhortcr, and when
his congregation would get to laboring
with the spirit too powerfully and he
couldn't stop them by requesting them
to hold up their air, he'd draw out a
shotgun from under the pulpit and
blaze away ut the enthusiastic audi
encc. He said his congregation were
devoted to him, but it was more partic-
ularly confined to those members who
were physicians, undertakcrs and deal
ers in powder and shot.
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A Disease win Thousand Symptoms.

a Disease with u TIious9;sa Symptoms.
Dyspepsia is the most pcrplexing of all hui
man ailments, Its symptoms are almost In
finite in their variety, and the forlorn and
Respondent victims of the disease often fancy
themselves the prey, in turn, of every known
malady. This Is due, in part, TO the close
sympathy which exists between the stomach
and the brain, and in part also to the fact
that any disturbance Of the digestive func-
ton necessarily disorders the liver, the bow
els and the nervous system, and affects, TO
some extent, the quality of the blood.
medicine that, like Hostetter's Bitters, not
only tones the stomach, but at the same time
cont. OILS the liver, producesn regular habit of
body, braces the nerves, purifies the fluids
and "minsters to mind diseased is there
fore the true and only specific for chronic in
digestion, Such is the operation of this
famous vegetable restorative, u not only
cures dyspepsia, but also nil conqoni'ants
and consequences. Moreover, IT is invaluable
ms n preventative OF indigestion No one who
chooses to take half wineglassful Of this
agreeable appetizer and stomachic habitual-
ly three times day will ever be troubled with
oppression after eating, nausea, sour eructa-
tions or any other indication of want of
vigor ~ tho digestive and assimilating or
gans. The debility ana langu0r s,iperlndpoed
by hot weather are Immediately and perma-
nently relieved by the Bitters, and persons
who are constitutionally inclined TO look
upon life "as through u glass, dailIly," will
view of the situation under the genial iniiu-
ence of this wholesome medicinal stimulant.
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THE Washington star says that the
impression, and Il false one, seems to
have gained ground particularly South,
that the Government intended to make
Il wholesale pardon of all the KukluX
serving out sentences in the Albany
pcnitentiary. The policy will he the
same as heretofore. All eases recon-
mended for pardon will be considered
by the Attorney General, and those
committed for the less aggravatin Of
lenses, will have the benefit ola dispo-
sal prior to those wh) outrugcS were
more fragrant and unjustiiiable None
will be parioned who are not recon-
mended 10y citizens who know them to
be proper subjects for Executive Glenn
Cncy,
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NEW ORI.EAN

The Merchants Line Packet, Fleta.
leaves Tuesday for Shrevepo t. VIII
int freight through to Dallas ia four
dams. FORD 4 McPEAK.