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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-29
si,REyEPOHT.

A dispatch of the 18th says: zone
mau died last night Of black vomit,
and there are three new cases i'll the
city. All the above eases are men who
have opened houses that had been
closed since the death of the inmates"
In Columbus, Texas, similar facts are
developed. Several weeks ago, The
HERALD, through its pro tenn, long
familiar with yellow fever, uttered It's
warning voice against the very dan
gers above mentioned as causing death.
AS long as men will shut their eyes tt
the voice of long-tricd experience, II
seems almost useless for those who have
been in that bitter school, 80 try TO adj
wise their feliow-men. An ounce o
common sense ought to teach any one
that house closed up for weeks Will
yellow fever poison in 1T, should W
opened with great care and thoroughly
ventilated and funigated for several
days before living in 1t.
We so advised all our readers in dut
time, simply because we Lad SO offer
seen the facts demonstrated, and rel
that it was Il duty to place all others Oh
their guard.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-29

NI |N..N N.I'
IFt mi. Vtet from io.ily ine cleo.
u0n cuno D1, Afoy0 n,l tcpdY iW
notinng Nrt llio docks rlmr ana TIE
nms lmdmL nnd iho matches NEAR ~
hnndg ID hot there IL ailll I nc for
pfrpurallOn. Nothing must hc len iin.
done 10 Horurr u cumhlngand complete
Victory. Let every Democrat he no lils
post lnt there loo q full turnout Of oil
the people.
lfyo,i wnnt an hOnc,t State govern
mcnt, administered for the gUod ~ all,
without "fenr myOr or affection"
VarE TIE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
If you value the Institutions of your
fathers, Tie Constitution and thc Union
which they established, the examples
OF Virtue aud honor they set for their
SONS and autcpesors,
VlTErnE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Tfynu have amy regard for the NOM
ory of jefferson, Madison, Jackson
aud Polk; II you love the principles
HEY held, and the purity OF Their adj
min.t"aliun
vOTETllE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Ifyou have not forgotten the deeds
and plorlos q The old Democracy, what
they hayc done In The past for the In
ter 70 and honor Of Che country, how
they spread its fame ahroa | and Sc
cured It's peace and prosperity atbome,
VOTE THE DESl0CBATu TlCiEE
If yuu remember the riSe of the
Radical party on the beretical doctrines
Of tie alnner light and the higher
avn regardless of the Constitution or
.hc Bible, and its elimination in civil
wan, devastation aud blOoGshed. and
MI their unspcnkahle horrors,
VOTE THE nEaIOCRATIC TICHET
re YOU remember the prosecutions
which followed the war, the disir0nch's-
mcnts, the spoiations, the numerous
uri;ugrs, and insults perpetrated ny the
Radicals with the aid of the military
in defiance Of the Constitution and th1
laws,
VOTH TIE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Jrvnu remember how Il State constl-
tuition, framed mostly 10y scalawagi
and negroes, was forced on you, thou
sands Of the best citizens OF the state
| not being allowd to vote or take any
part therein,
VOTE THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
If YOU remeWber how Davis was
| cOluitil ia io WV iibi, ~ 81 NV -
not receive maioriy of the votes
actually east ut the election, and thai
Dcmocrats fairly elected were turneef
out oftheir seats that Radicalism might
hav its full sway in the work OF perse
cuton aud spoliage,
VOTE TIE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Ifyou remember the registration ant
election laws, the Governors procia
nation, tho enabling act, the corrup
and shameless appointments under II
the State police and their stoalings ant
bloody murders,
VOTE THE nEM0CRAriC TICKET.
Ifyou have not forgotten The procla
nation ofmartiai l.iW and the enoMhi
tie4 and horiGrs Of Limestone and Ill
and Walkaf, the piilagn and .p.undei
and hloodshed, tl.e general disregard
OF law. gospel and hun!an rights,
wore TliEDEM0CRATIc PICKET.
| lyon would have a return tn aeon
stitutioia! governments Gtlmiuistere'
by honest men aus cultivated gentle
,ne;, pure and indebted, with charac
tera above reproaeh and inaccessihi'
10 iiattcry, bribery and intimidation,
VOTE FOR COKE AMP HUBBARD.
NoTH FOR ALI THE DEMOCRATIC DIS
rhJCr AND County CANDIDATES.
NoTE FOR THE C0NSWTuTioNAl
| AMENDMENTS
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-29

TIE; will be our last weekly issue
sent TO the country before the election.
The keenest conviction that the dear
est rights OF the people of Texas are
involved in the result impels us to
make an earnest appeal to the people
to turn out, On maese, and vote for the
entire Democratic ticket. Let the
grand spectacle go forth Of II united
people asserting their manhood by
asserting their FREEDOM, by boldly con
demning the despotism, the corrup-
tions, the populations, the prosecutions,
the insults, the overriding Of The laws
and the invasions of both public and
private liberty under which they have
lived for SO many years.
Under ordinary circumstances OF
peace and good government, we are
not disposed to be over strict in adher-
ing to party organization in the selec-
ton of local officers. Individual merit
may sometimes override party nomi-
nations. But in our present condition,
after years of sore trials and sufferings,
when the Democratic party has been
purified by this long reign of oppres-
sion, we hold that the highest inter-
ests of the people demand rigid adj
herence to our nominations. Break
the lines in the face of a COM
mon enemy and the moral
grandeur ofouranticipated victory will
be Iessened both at home and abroad.
This should not be, but, on the con-
trary, every man opposed to Radical
misrule ought to forget self In ~ grand
effort to show ourunited strength as an
oppressed people. Let us-show, in Che
strongest manner possible, through the
peaceful means of the ballot, that the
great body of our peaple are in unison
against the tyrannical faction who
have controlled our State and made its
laws. This exhibition of peaceful
unity can not fail to impress itselfupon
the North rs virteoga condemnation.
Every scattering vote for others will go
to weaken the moral force ofour cause.
We protest that in our course, per-
sonal feelings us toindividaal men have
no weight. We stand on higher
plane, and endeavor calmly TO survey
the field and do that whichpromises to.
promote the peace, welfareaand happi-
ness of Texas. We utter not word
personally agsinst the opposing candi-
dates. We think their course wrong,
and contrary to our beat Interests at
this time. The people must decide as
to them seemeth best. f't4fr
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WE have men in Dallas county as
candidates against the Democratic
nominees who profess TO be Democrats,
but for some reason, which no one
seems TO understand, they disavow the
action of not packed convention,
not u Courthouse ring, not cut and
dried trick, but of the great body OF
tho Democratic people ofDallas county,
who met IN the seventeen precincts of
the county, and. by fair and honest
election, voted their choice among all
the candidates of their. own party, to
determine who should be our common
candidates as against the Radical fac
ton. The choice was made, and we
maintain that every }nan who Is OPP
poscd to Edmund J. Davis admins
tration, who is opposed to such men as
Bentley for Registrar, to such men as
Mckay FOR public school officers, OPP
posed to having armed police to sur
round the election polls and brutality
insult honest old Dallas county farm
ers, the men who made this county,
YES. we maintain that all men
opposed to such iniquiiies are, as
patriots, in duty bound TO vote the
Democratic iickot-State, district
county and precinct Protested Dem
ocrats. running in opposition, must
bear in mind that Longstreeti among
the great. and Gillespie, Parsons and
others Of lesser light, were once al
right. but wandered off after Office and
became all wrong.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-29

a medicine thGt has done moro than all
the Prescriptions Of Tie plgrmpcopiein TO
plpiuctiue amman gystcm against tao bodily
as aup'rinducod by unhealthy surround
inss, Ii certainly worthy of universal esnil-
denca. II l. mninly on account Of 10. extra
ordinary preventive properties TINT HOstct-
tors stomach liit,crs is 81 exceedingly pop.
mins.ngtic irvcrs and 0tl~r GistasoS pro-
ducod BY cmpOsoned mir. \ fuuliy thatnag
eschp'u siCll.iesS during n HlcitiY season In
consequence Of uaiuB tng BlttCiE ms u Saiu-
Wlniu, = % living adNCtaspmeut Of the vir-
tues OF the pfcpurat!oM Yhe-wholo neigh
borhpud realizes tho fact. ~ couldn't nuve
believed IT," says one. ~ scarcely credited
the Embellishments; but one must believe
what one sces, says anuthsr, "itls the very
thing We need In tliis tllWho lsOmV section Of
conntry,' remarks II thi,d. And the result is
that the Instinct OF sclftefuco, the first law
OF nature, Induces tn cg-ioutths ofthat Cum-
munity 10 obtain asupply Ottht great vogct
able nutldOtu before the next siclSly season
sets In. In winter, when the. systcm requires
extra visor ana elasticity 20 enable 10 10
buiiiu the effects OF damp ana cold, the BIZ
terra VIII hc found particularly SprvicCnDle.
Rheumatism Will not DO apt 10 taston nnon
muscles aud nerves that have been Drheed
up by this excellent invigoraut and nervuc;
nor VIII the seventies Of the seas n, which
nary organs of the feeble ana delicate, he
likely 10 exercise the same untOWald IN hu-
cnG'St in eases where the stomach and the
external surface OF the body (Which always
sympathizes wiIh the digestive oggDnS) hayc
bt en- toned aud stimulated by u course OF the
restorative. The hts OF indigestion and
irIagulaiities of the bowels which proceed
from sudden chnnges OF weather may
always be ave,ted by timely use of the
BiitcfS.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-29

TIE dispatches which we publish to-
day, on the Spanish question, look ex-
ceedingly wariike. If the rumors pro-
mulgated by the New York Herald
prove true, there seems to be hardly a
doubt but that war will soon be declar-
ed. The London Times is hopeful for
pacific solution OF the Yirginius ques-
ton, while the News says the ultima
tum of the United States is equivalent
TO declaration of war. Per contra,
the New York Times says there is
reason TO believe the negotiations with
Spain have assumed n shape which
places the prospect of war at u much
greater distance than was the case day
before yesterday. ~ few days will de-
eide the matter.
Should was With Spain ensue, the
capture of the Island Of Clbq, aud per-
haps other of the Spanish West india
Islands, is but a question OF time.
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ATTENTION is called to the article OF
Agric0ia Gu the fence law. His state
ment is, we believe, GORE t, To put
the case plainly, what isthe law? Sim
ply this-that if three-fifths majority
of the county vote to put it in force,
then all hogs, sheep and goats are to
be kept inside Of enclosures, and the
farmers will only have to build cheap
fences around their fields to keep out
horses, mules and cattle. This is the
whole of it in nutshell. The saving
in exps0ss viii DO enormous. Poor
men can then eqltiyate our prairies.
Were we farmers we should gladly
vote for the law for Dallas county.
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WailtfJ, iimd al1 a. q, ibdgwop.
rlHf ~ ihn Wmujlt, and llm Wn,
u, huilf W ~ Nome nnl mhom hf
doc IituHIff.
WiUlsDUN, NWlmhtr gf.--'lho
tiWedU pmlnprt lim Become entirely
Hilrni. N b. flnlo tihi gopher dlH.
patches from Madrid have been CO..
colvtd upUii which oSpcHa wcfr bufy
up i0 I've O'cl0ck tll4 morning, with
ont having concluded llglr translation.
u Is stated Tonight that ouc point of
the United Statcs demand has hcan
settled by tcultliuB and sinking the
Vlrginlua in the hnrbur Of Havana.
The general impression, which seems
exists Of renewed coHpli-
cations, and the silence Of .ho Wigca
from Madrid aud llayMa and the
reticicnce Of the functionnries here
indicate 10.
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WELL THERE BE A WAR WITH
lttE 1UE SPAIN?


The all-absorbing topic in political
circles to-day is the probability OF II
war with Spain, which many are cre'i-
ulous enough to believe the United
States will inaugurate in consequence
of the capture OF the Virginius and the
inhuman butchery of her crew by the
Spanish authorities. 1t will be remcm-
bered that Just at this time Spain is
undergoing civil revolution, in which
the Republicans, under Castelar,, are Ell
deavoring to overturn the power and
dom inion of the Carlist government.
1t was under the order of the latter, as
some believe, that the Tornado made
the capture of the American vessel,
and while she was flying the "old flag''
at her masthead. The Republicans of
Spain may he said to be in the ascen-
dancy now and as they are in no wise
responsible for the massacre of Captain
Fry and, his crew, it will be difficult for
the United States to hold them respon-
sible for What has been done ny their
opponents in the Spanish government,
Ofcourse, Il demand for indemnity
and guarantees for future good conduct
will he made by our government upon
Spain, and it is entirely probable that
CASTELAR,, recognizing the Importance
of his situation, will answer for the
Spanish government, authorize the
surrender of the Tornado, and pay over
a stipend as damages for the benefit of
the families of the murdered men who
made up the crew Of theVirginius, and
there end the controversy. This seems
to be the opinion OF those who pretend
. TO understand all about the Spanish
troubles; and as it is manifest that the
United State does not desire war with
any power, and, in short, is lily PFC
parcel Just HOW to carry on hostilities
successfully, owing to the stringency
in gnaE.y matters and the total want
afc.,n ,rhceamong moneyed men, tits
Moore il.h probable that the solution
suggc,te win he the one adopted by
o. government.
ile emancipation of the Cuban
sla> ~ no doubt, greatly enlisted the
sympstliIes Of our government in be-
half of Cuban. independence, but ms the
disorganiz alton of our domestic affairs
are now demanding the most serious
attention of our statesmen, it is more
than likely that we will not advance
in the Cuban question further than to
recognize the belligerent rights of the
4taypr faithful isleD
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DALLAS. NoyemIser @.


To the Editor OF THE DALLAS HERALD;
Srn.-All honor to your paper as the
exponent Ct thorough Democratic prin-
ciples. Let the Democracy arouse and
march in solid phalanx TO the polls on
the day of election, and show fheir u"-
divided strength. Let no discussions
arise in the ssnks on the eve of glo-
rious victory. Asa lifelong Democrat
l am proud of your paper, and Trust
You sIil keep hammerjng at the disor-
aanlzcra, like you has done in this
days paper, until they come back ii,'e
the ranks, and all together fight the
common enemy-Radicaiism-
With many wishes for the success o.
the regular Democratic nominees Of the
marty, / subscribe myself yours in the
good fight, s. 1AckoNiAN'
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-29

GovERNon DAVIS denouncss The
incoming Governor Coke, for having
been sccesslonist ia 1851, yet Mr..
Davis himself, IN IN public speech, re-
ported and publlsheda al the time in h'a
own town Corpus Christi, approved
of the Secession Convention In with
drawing from the Union, expressed a
fear of Northern fanatics and Indians
invading Texas, and declared that
negroes were property in The SANE
sense rs horses. How dccncy revolt
ut the criminal Inconsistencies Of suct
cold, malignant men.
Wen, there i; one consolinS reilec-
ton. The time Is ''monsus nigh al
hand' when Governor Davis viii pass
from the stage of political action, and
the place that knows him now Will
know him no more forever. Amen.
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nirnEtEpOMr.

Iuc Times, Of NovqSbcr 10TH pub
fishes complete listSfoll The deaths
In that place frcm Augustslth to No
vember 18Th. The grand total foots up
six hundred and th!rly-nlne @hiice
and one hundred and twenty colorod,
a fearful mortality in II city OF Ia size
in 80 short time.
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win pleasure wo commend i1 ull
who loyoliloriy aud lnltafiiy ln pnle
w. officials, ~ the short md senaillo
communication signed Jhoksonlnn'
ITic signature h well chosen, frihc
principles onunclnled hngo tie True
sound Of those old days wlicn Andre"
Jackson was President, and The Scualc
Of tie Uuited States was madc glotlora
By auch giants aa Clay, Calhoun, Web
stcr and OTHERS.
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Reyaat, "A F,oUIt.

More diseases are The result of tho derange-
meut of til. Liver than lroin any other cause
When that organ is diseased, every patt Of
the system svmpathises with it, ana general
pr0sI.atiOn aud decline Is the result. Tine
Complaint ana al the diseases That follow,
Ii TUTl's VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS;
they ure peculiarly adapted to the climate OF
tie Spuln. They arc sold by druggists
everywhere.
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AuausrA, Ga, november !, 1863.

Sir--For SEVERAL years past have been
subject to Bilious attacks, and always was
nr.iiibeiieNerthlt tiiee WAS no remedy 'or
the cOmplainf hut mercury, until about y
yea ana Il lGif ago, as an experiment, urea
you- vegruiDie Liver l1lls, and was agree
ably surprised to find that they accom- iished
all tne results. ana more besides, o; i5iue
Mass or ClIumel, without any OF their pad
ctfrcts mas always an unbelieyer in Put-
,nt ": ,.dic..s but can sly this for your pitts,
that, sine. | commpnQed Wiing them, nave
not taken q particle OF mercury IN any
'shans, aad consider III is fact an important
one, an. one that those who are in The habit
of taking mercury for bilious diseases can
properly appreciate. cordially recommend
ihem as the best Liver Mcdicine ever in
troduccd. Yours, etc., Il. II. GRAY,
90 Broad StreUt
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BY their acts shall ye knoy thcnsi
Professions, when contradicted by acts,
90 for naught The man who puts
himself forward as an Office seeker,
against the iaisiy expressed viii OF his
par.r. must expect his profession to be
enlarged Nv his acts
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IL the people of Dallas county vote
to put The fence law in operation, it is
the opinion of or most intelligent
people that il will greatly benefit the
county and enable hundreds of poor
men to become farmers on the
pralries who are not able to DO so
now
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MOST of the independent candidates
Throughout the State, on sober second
thought, have withdrawn AID are sup
porting the Democratic ticket. Eea-
son-though at first misled, they were
unwilling to give aid aud comfort to
the Radical party
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-29

THE Austin Statesman of November
10, edited by Captain Josseiyn, late OF
this paper, pays faeling and eloquent
tribute to the memory OF OR late fell
low townswoman, Mrs. Fransis 81.
Crptchfield, for which we venture to
return the thanks of her many friends
in Dallas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-29

OUR neighber of the" Fort Worth
Democrat assumes that because some
recent allusion was made in THE llER-
AID to the failure OF the California
and TeXcs Construction Company, and
charges of corrupt practices made pub
lie against that company, therefore
THE HERALD must be opposed to the
further extension of the Pacific road
West.
THE HERALD has been the consist
ent and ardent advocate of a Pacific
railway through this route for twenty
one years, and has never uttered II
sentiment or wish to the contrary. On
the publication Of the embarraasments
of the company, and Of grave charges
against the Construction rNlhpahy by
the press of the whole country, TIE
HERALD, as Il matter Of ie%s, and a.
IL matter of course, stated ,lie facts. 1t
also expressed an earnest sIsiFo for the
rapid extension Of the r0ad West AND
now repeats the desire. We desire ii
both for the general good and heeause
we believe Dallas will he greatly benc-
fitted thereby. We have no either re-
ply to make to our. over-sensitive
neighbor.
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T;.s tanncries Of Pennsylvania rep
resent capital Of about slzs oeo, olQ and
a yearly business Of 81, 100000. There
are nearly 600 establishments in the
state. whose products realize 70 the
o,s ners annual receipts ranging from
81. 900 10 So, Geo.
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TcwN jealousy is one o. these petty
vices, peculiar 70 marrow minds for
which fair-n1inded msa have what
Vebster's unabridged calls 'eope
tempt" It only worries the possessoF.
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NoRru Texas is acknowledged TO Le
the Gibraltar of Texas Democracy.
This applies 10 one-third OF the state
We have q pride IN saa;ng Dallas coun-
ty the heart of this Gibraltar. live
can give larger Democratic majority
than any other county i'll North Texas
then Dallas will rank us the heart OF
the Gibraltar. We cannot, Of course,
compete in the other sense with such
counties az Hardin and Paio PINTO,
which have 10 radicals in them. They
are small counties-people too scarce To
countenance scallawag. But, rising
higher among the largest counties OF
the State, we claim in advance that
Dallas will give q larger majority to
the State ticket tllan any other county
in North Texas, or in the state.
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$50 REWARD,

Stray,d froi,, he herd of Major A. c. Brax-
ton, bear me Town 0j Brooklyn, ON the 9th
of Oc,uhcl, II sivnd of horses, branded ID
on the left sdr. The above reward will he
giNon for the horses or u suitable reward for
any Information which will lead 10 the re-
coVery of them Address Franklin &c Penn,
Dallas, or W. II. Robinson, Brooklyn, Texas.
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DALLAS is crowded with men from
other states, seeking homes and in
restshents in city property. Many are
locating and bailding.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-29

A fragrant BREATH and z'enriy Tccis.
ARE easily attained, and those who fail TO
avail themselves OF the means, should not
complain when accused of gross neglect.
The ,SozDayT viii speedily eradicate the
cause of foul breath, Identifying and pre-
serving the teeth to the oldest age.
ennIlli,, ~. liInn il lisnrnl IN cNrIt. house.
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TO GARDENERS.

] have q tract Of 81 acr.s Of ciloice land two
and a haifniic~ ssEtii Of Dallas near the II.
4 4. &. T. r., admirably adapted 10 market
mere. 4 r.Yn1 LoGsr, srith three rooms, AID
cellar. good vel OF water, necessary- out
housfss, and seven ecres under Hence and ia
cultivation For further Information, apply
ON the premises 10 80
23l-'iiw1U5f Al. M kiiS-
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GlANDRl3'l'9g q. seoIS's
Ararsx0rlr asre -.

ORIGINAL PACKAGES. Warranted
"rowth of lS!'I--in all casrs--.at I.andreth ~
sons own prices. Ready December goth.
Order early. send for Sc1d List and Prices.
Twin +. II. CUSHING.
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III changing the date OH the first
page of this weeks paper, an error
was made. It should be '29th," in
stead of "28d."
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FOE SALE,

a nice residence, seven rooms, &C., six
miles from Dallas.
Also, Il small farm Ave miles from Nc
kinney.
Also, four hundred and eighty acres of
land. Timber, prairie ana water, ON Muddy
Creek, Dallas county.
JOHN HENRY Bn OWN & son.
zi3d&wam
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TINS registered vote Of Red River
county stands, whites ls6se; blacks
sI2; total :, ass.