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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-09-25

their life-l'rtscrvers on knowing that in a few
moment they would all be 1T the mercy Of the
breakers. But all were calm and sclf-p,
scs5'h. Captain Swcctman behaved with the
utmost c"olnc,s and courage, and the crew
"bcycd every order readily. We were ali
washed out Of the boat when within thirty
rods of the shore, but were rescued Ivy those
on the beach IN Il most gallant manner.
was picked mp unconscious, but am all right
now. The Cap ain said 1t wa, the toughest
sea he had ever seen ON The lakes
Those familiar with the shore say the Iron
sides went down in not less than forty faith
Ons of water.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-09-25
Mr.. F. N. Ripley, of Lowell, Mass.
who was one of the saved, gives the
following additional particulars:

The sea became 81 rough before midnight
that I could not sleep, thong h accustomed to
the water. Ecr"r" daylight thu. boat rolled >"
desperately that every movable thing was
smashing about ttlr vessel, and it was imr's-
sblc to cross the cabin. 1t was hctwt,u
s when We came in sight OF the harh"r, a,m Il
was 40 rough that 1t seemed unwisr to at
t. mp an entrance We could see the light
house and the v.-srls on the beach, and "ot'-
ilcritl TINT some ono did not come to our re-
lief. 1t was sad sight to scc tho
passengers standing III silence with
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-09-25
A (t0(Nl Joke.

The Meridian Miss Mercury says:
"a good joke comes to us from ono of
tho engineers on the Alabama and
Chattanooga Railroad, VIC think
little too good to be lost. He says
some two or. three days ago, while
making his usual run from Birming-
ham. lie had to put on all steam he could
raise in order to come in on schedule,
but as he ncarcd desolate slope Of
country between here and York, known
as the flats, he was tagged down by
huge torchlight that was waving to
and fro across the track. He saw this
tremendous signal of danger,
and as guarded and trustworthy
engineer M he is, forthwith
brought the train to a dead halt, and
approached the man of danger slowly
and cautiously. On arriving up to the
light there stood a queer-looking indi
vilual who addressed tho engineer,
MIR. George Martin, thus Hello,
Mister, could you tell q body when Mr..
Stanton is going to pay them back
dues z" The gentleman of the throttle
soon comprchcn.led the situation, and,
speaking kindly to his man, told him
that Stanton would pay up i'll few
days after the national debts were set.
tied, and so, blowing his whistle, was
soon lost in the darkness of tho night,
leaving his strange friend to draw his
own conclusions.
A PHILOSOPHICAL Kcntuckian, VIII,
had hut ono shirt, and WAS lying i,
bed while tho garment was drying q,
tho clothes line i'll the yard, WIS start
led by IN exclamation from his wife t.
the effect that " the calf had eaten it.
SWELL" sni'l the Kcntuckinn, with ,
spirit worthy of a better cause, "wcll
then, who has must lOse."
+ A SUBMARINE cable is about to b
laid by the Danish Great Northern
Company between England and Swc
den,
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Richard Schc and I.oLinso,, T. Suv,,.,, .-o
announced.
"':tr"'n west Monday night on tho Detroit
''"' -'""a"hcc railroad, ran over Il COW near
L'"'Il, Throwing off several co: c,cs. killing
so passengers named Wul:m Bcaman and
''!''n "'ncucD, botl, OF Mchi,an.
III racine Mail Com! auys steamer Costa
'':'t ran ">li'cat the entrance t., San Fran.
SEQ ''''' Wednesday evening, and i. to-
v" 4'~"' ''er Dasscn: crs and crow were saved
'arr D!S>IE CnArmAN. a member ~ tI,c
i'I'"G" E".lt! # TRACE. cuum,t,n, .r;.;do
S'''F ihrcnGnn, III the wash room of tho
''' ~ S'""tlnS himself through the
i.'A,l.
HE .Ha'"t"ba krna":'*rs bentley, Hoy and
h'-;"n p'""''''l guilty. aud were s,utc,rrd tn
1--WE" r.i"ur l'ours confinement.
IN 'hr single gull at st. Johns on
ih"l s'''H' Fulton Won 10y IL uurrtcr OF q
hm"th. Hg!ln second. Time, 2C:42. Ei.,iu
,n't'.i, and says he gained Il length in the
'>t five lengths, and Thought he was over
1r In cs. lie adds that llr can beat Fulton
'1-ilv.
\ rihE at lion'cut, Monday night, burned a
''"''', IL llthiiIn -HOu"C, uVc DifI3s allt
'lcy' II horses.
o. bNi;s have been issued commanding thu
'1'la'hil:iIld p.,rc To arrest rs Migrants al
"'>~ IA the directs playing Il musical instru
Il'''It.
FULL frrl"ht,rI schooner sunk in the MGR
>'N J 1" ~l'y, carving down AL on board.
ilIA\Y i!:,> have swollen the ,vcrB an
s'''''tus and caused in,,,rlatiOns in Fnrfar
'''", H'r''l '". Much Ioprrty has been IL;
>.tp,td nj thu. lbs. is considerable,
IH': t"rl',ln tark Ma'vin 4. Scutt arrive,
! E't' ~; ~. y C., on T!nlrs,,,v br,.uiu.
~t> >IlrsIIr.,, ri lIt bark S,,rwa,t, lost DIR
~, II" a." ~ storm. Captain Srrill,s IN
three >'nin"I re- Irst The Survivors Wrr
HnI'rnt t"t,d or Wafer three, days, and suffer
CT t. r,1''v.
e. WALL Err cashier Of German saving
!"uk At Le..v.nw'nth, Kansas is a %IcfauIcr i
tI,r sun ,f ::!", n'o
;uI' banking l.n,a' IT s. II. TnrEcr at Il
T., /, Ok, til" Oldest in Arkuusas, suspcndc,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-09-25

The post-otlice authorities have been in
formed by tho government Of Germany that
newspaper taxes arc no longer collected from
persons in the kingdom Of Prussia.
A DISPATCH from Australia reports a great
fire 10 Auckland, New Zealand. Fitty.ci;;h,
buildings wore burned, and tho total loss is
estimate 4 at $40 900.
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Z MISCELLANEOUS. 5
YUMA EXCHANGE.

D,REDOND0 e FRO.fNX ta':e
IL pleasure. in announcing i's
tnpic friends and the public gene
a'iy thezopening of their. SlIooa
500 Main street,bear the stea,n:,n.t
landing. Their stock of Wine. ;
Liquors ;hid Cigars cannot be SUI.
paosed anywhere toreXcejlcnce 6!
ou''iig. To fhe saloon isaitached
,, splendid Billiard, Table, the only
good que in town. g.o..s,.,, e.- 5c
La connection with the saloon.
we ha,ye enc of the largest, and
tile best CORRA!I4 inr Yuma,
where teamsters and others can
ind ample accommodation fo5
sifeir beasts as we'll asthcrfselves.
Plenty Of hay, grain and water
Saii always De ft,nnd here. -
II I'll | REDONDO 4 FROANk.
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FEVER AND AcuE.

FEVER ANDS1Gt.E cursd for ;fhy cents sTNsr. r.
ieasdia sSet in this world tia, will cure Fsyer
and Asue, ard all. eIhsr Mainroas bilious Sesritt,
SfTyph"J, Yeio~, Aid ether F.v..s (ai,!rd by RAD
= WAYS rILLS) quick EADWAY'S READY
RELIEF. Fifty ren.s leS Lo,Ile. Ssid BY Druggitis.
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..,...NEDIAA~.

GAR BIZTERs, as they viii speedily remove
Tho dark-coiorcd Tiscid matter with which
the bowels are loaded, 1t the same time
stimulating the secrctions OF the liver, and
generally restoring the healthy functions OF
the digestive organs. :
.Scrofala,r 1rs Kings EyfI; White
SweIlings, Ulcers, EfysiPeins, Swened heck,
Geitre, Scr0fulOus InIlanmatl0nS, 1ndolcnt
msiam;nations, Mercurisl Affections, Old
Sores, .Eruptions OF the. Skin,- Sore Eyes,
etc, etc. In these rs in all other cOnstitu-
tOnsl Hiseasess ,NALKER;S, -EISEG4Is gJSsT-s!
TIERS have Shown their great curative pow.
crs in the most obstinate and intractable
cases s-t.,fg s-.s ssy..ssi
DR.. walkers iCaliferniss vine.
gar II3itters act on ell these cases in 3
SiInilar manner. By purifying the Blood
they remove the Gauss, and by resolving !.
away the cifGets df tic iniiatnination phe !
tubeIrulars dcposits) the affected parts re-,
ceivci health and 2 permanent cure Is
effected.
The. oAperient sEandl mill Laxative
properties Of DIR. WALKEE,S VINEGAR LIT.
TEES are the best safe guard ia cases OF erup-.
lions pnd piali9naEt fcyers. Their balsanic. -
healing, and soothing properties ,protccttle, :
f1mOrs OF the fauces. Their Sedative prop.
crtieS allay pain In the nervous system.
stomach and bowels, either from jnflammaSl
ton. Eind, collie, cramps, ETC. ~ :
Difcctfens.@Take Of the Bitters on
going to bed at night from half TO one and
food, such IS becfsteak, mpffsn chop, veni-
ssn, roast beef, and vegetables, and take
outdoor exercise. They are composed Of
no spirit.
n. II 5.cnONaIn &. Co
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Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars

Are attached to Accommoda tien Ira ina bs,....
Houston and Anstin. 'e'Weea
Passengers for Waco mnst take Mai, and r.
press Train leaving Houston at 0 90 A. m "Au tx
The above Trains make the following co,r0.
tions, viz NV""e
At Hearne with International r. r. daily sn.
days excepted North at 30 p. m. and SI5 r m,
south. ut IL % p. N. and IL Is y. M "'i
At Waco with daily stages to all points West
At Mexia, with line Of Hacks for Fairfield and
Butler, on Sundays and Wednesdays. an'
At Dallas, West, for Weather ford and Jaek.no..
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 90 a. M
East, for Tyler and LOngview, SUNDAYS. Wedn..
days and Fridays at 90 a. W. "'unes'
For Fort Worth, daily ut 7 90 a. m.
Southwest, for Cleburne, every Monday st7O m
Northwest, Tor Denton and Gainesville, svet,
"wednesday at 90 a. m. "eJ
At Sherman daily for Bonham. pari, C,.rK..m.
and Jefferson at 600 a. m.
West, to Plot Point, Gainesville, and Jacksboro
tri-weekly. "'"'VorO'
At Red River City with Missouri Kap,s, an,
Texas II. r., to points North East and West 'H4
At Ledbeitcr, with daily Stage for LaCrane.
Az mcpade, with daily Stage for Bastrop.
u AT Austin with daily Stage for San Marcos, Nav
Draunfels, San Antonio and III Pnso. N'"
Through Tickets sold at houston and Aus,,, ;.
an points North, East, and West, via Red River
CITY ana New Orleans, and at Hem lead and ~
an to all points North, East and est, via New a..
leans; Also via stage lines to San Antonio, weatb.
eriord, Fort Worth, Bonham, Paris, and Ci.rt,
Vile VA" N"'A'
:, Through Rates and Bills of Ladug given from
stations on the line of this road to New Orleans.
For through Iate of freight apply TO A Ar,u,
Northern Agent, Red RvefCity, Texas, and n H.
kadaS, Western Agent, San Antonio, Texas.
J. DURAND, Gen'l Supt
j. WALDO, q. F.&T.A.
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country is rapidly settling mp with farm
ers every man that can afford means to
do IL IL encircling all his lands with
shanghai fences; and the all-pervAding
idea seems to be 10 fence every foot oflnnd
possible, 10 the almost total neglect OF
roads and pass ways, Let this condition
Of things continue much longer, and 1t
will be matter of impossibility for a
man TO pass the black waxy lands in
muddy weather In those cases where
lanes are made they are too narrow for
use in muddy times, and may rs well not
be a : all, as TO he as they are! The trou'
Bile il there are not lanes enough, and
what little thoy have, are too narrow.
The remedy I propose is to compel the
opening Of all section lines to n reasona'
Bile and practicable width. Can this not
be done' and many others would like
to know, and If it can, by whom is it to be
done? Please answer these two last que
ries, and make such other remarks as you
please, as we are anxious to see the roads
opened, and safc and certain Passways
secured through the waxey lands. Moth
ing will'hasten it sooner than public dis
cussion, and invite it from you and all
others friendly to the cause of the public
Richardson is soon to be n depot on the
II. & T. C. R. r., near old Breckenridge, in
this county, and is situated in the centre
of the richest and most nourishing neigh
borhood in Northern Texas.
The farmers are generally indepen-
dent, good livers, and are unanimously
law-abiding and Christian people, So
cicty is of the best character, and local
disputes and disturbances are never heard
of. The settlers are generally from Mis-
souri,, Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia,
and the Southern States.
At Richardson there will be cOnsid-
cradle business done, and not long after
the depot is established, you will hear of
a flourishing little village in North Dali
las county, equal to Lancaster in the
southern portion,
Wheat looks well. The ont crop is net rs
much damaged in this vicinity as report
says it is in other parts, A large cotton
crop will be planted. Corn is doing well
now, and fair crop is anticipated.
Respectfully yours,
RICH ARDS0N.
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TEXAS LAND LOCATING
COMPANY,

and will locate Certificates for a Interest in the
land
Below We give partial list OF the lands that we
are now Offering
FOR SALE.
DALLAS COUNTY,
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Letter frsm Richardasu.

RICHARDSON, DALLAS Co, April IA, 1878.
To the Editor Of tho Dallas Herald
l am not alone, sir, in the wish to see
discussion arise among tho people, on the
subject Of roads and lanes. II is an i'm
portant matter, And 10 now deserving the
serious consideration ofthc people. The
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7 AND FOR SALE.
DALLAS COUNTY.

DALLAS COUNTY.
Farm miles North Of Dallas 100 acres in cul
tivalion, plenty ofwater and timber.
a Farm 3 miles North of Dalles, 80 acres in cul-
walton - story concrete hoHsn.
q Acres \ miles North of Dallas.
rs Acres I mile North of Dallas.
go Acres mile North Of Dallas.
$40 Acres on Mountain creek, the ]. s. Jones'
Farm in Polk county, NO. to exchange for
Texas lands
Farm in Lawrence county, Ark, to exchar 60
for Texas lands
1914 Acres | mile west of Dallas.
Residences in the city of Dallas
Store.houso on the East side of the Square.
Business lots on Main and Jefferson streets
Residence lots in all parts of tho city.
O1O acres miles II. of Lancaster, Ann Stok
yey.
203 acrcsSouih side of Duck creek near the mouth,
VIM. Reeves Survey
24O acres 10 miles H. of Dallas, fine timber part
orc. W. shaw survey.
$50 acres IL miles w. of Dallas; part of Jas Fur.
geSon survey.
1sJ acres4 miles Northwest Of Dallas, good timber;
part of Il. Derbin survey.
90 two thirds acres q miles s. W. of Dallas, part
ofW. p. Oyerten survey good timber
CD acres miles s. of Scyene, part of the Noah
Henderson survey f,ne timber.
100 acres n miles Northeast of Dallas, improved
part Off Moss survey.
ID acres x mile northeast Of Dallas, part OF ].
Grgsby survey.
acres joining the depot grounds part of ]. Grgs.
by survey.
10 acres joining city OF Dallas on the north.
Denton County.
zoo acres 20 miles S. OF Louisville, part OF Carin.
da sqnire's survey, improved
ass acres in the S. Il. corner of county Joins Mar.
tins farm.
Collin County.
100 acres in Southeast corner the county.
Tnrrnt County.
100 acres on West Fork, 10 miles 4. Of Fl. Worth.
100 acres on Mustang creek, part Of John Gillilon
survey.
Henderson County.
$50 acres miles north Of porter's Bluff, j. NJ
Sharpe survey, improved.
Harris County.
32O acres on Green's Bayou, ". A, Lawling's
Headlight.
Hamilton County.
GAO acres MILES from the town of Hamilton, nat
ented to b. B. b. &C II. RICO.
City Lots and Residences.
House aud lot in Sherman to exchange for Dalln,
county lands.i
Texas lands to exchange for s. W. Missouri land.
Saw and Grist Mill, 25 horse power, to exchange
for land.
LanS certificates for sale.
AULT, JENKINS g. AULT.
July 20, lS72-45:tt.
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This hranch'of our business We make a specially
We are members Of the
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TARRANT COUNTY.

1880 acres patented to Clark Bryan, at $50.
li76 acres in the name of II. Houston, at 50 per
acre,
100 acres 10 miles south west Of Fort Worth, part
OF the j. Gillcon survey, prairie, at 81 per aero,
l60 acres 10 miles east of Fort Worth the Fannin
survey, ut 81 per AGRA
400 acres, lG miles south west of Dallas, the Nc
Kinney h Williams survey, prairie, at a per acre
FARMS.
800 acres, miles south of Fort WORTH 50 acres in
cultivation, orchard and hedge fence, price Si,5eO
DENTON COUNTY.
5000 acres lOmilcs south of Denton the W. Thorn.
ton survey, prairie and timber at 50 per acre.
200 acres miles south of Lewisvle, 25 acres in
cultivation at Sc per acre
JACK souNTY.
1855 acres at 81 so per acre
Parker COUNTY.
1880 acres at 80 so por acre.
MONTAGUE COUNTY.
ll4O acres at s. per acre.
ARCHER COUNTY.
1910 acres at 50 per acre,
ERATn COUNTY.
1880 acres at 81 per acre.
ELLIS COUNTY.
1856 acres, Jose A. Guano survey, on Chambers
creek, price "A per acre.
HENDERSON COUNTY.
800 acres miles north of Peters Bluff, rs acres in
cultivation, at So IL per acre.
HARRIS COUNTY,
100 acres on Graeu Bayou, at So per acre.
HAMILTON COUNTY.
90 acres miles south of the town of Hamilton
81 so per acre.
DALLAS CITY PROPERTY.
Block No. 12s, between JAG kson and Wood Streets
and between Harwoed Street and the X Il ground.
Block No. 10, Youngs Addition, corler Wood
and Howard Streets.
onO half Block No. osl5, Young's addition, Wood
Street, lO0x200 feet
Block No. 25l Victor and Pearl Streets.
Block No. 252 Victor anl Pearl Streets.
cne-tourth of Rloek No, 9715, Commerce Street,
50xlJO feet.
In Block No. 70, Main Street, 50x200 feet,
In Block No. 255 Pacific Avenue and Olive Street
150x20O feet.
Block 2s2 and 2o3, Bryan and Durlord Streets.
Lands in Missouri and Arkansas to Exchange
for Texas Land.
AULT, JENKINS s AULT,
North Side oublicisquare.
Dallas, Texas,Teb. %, ls7s.-nlS
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who are authorized IN receive subscriptions and
advertising for the naiiy md Weekly HERALD;
10. Chew, 200 Broadway. New York; @ P.
Rowell Co., ~. Park Row New York; Coe
Westherili 4 Co.. PHILADELPHIA Grimm 4 Hoffman,
baltimore: T. Mcintyre, New Orleans; u. II
Cnsh Ing, Houston: Hon, Jno. W. Innc, Auniin
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10 acres, 10 miles north Of Dallas, I 10 acres in
cultivation, fine dwelling house, price Sl2 ,O0O
sos acres 10 miles north OF Dallas 10 acres in cul-
ivation,Rne water timber and prairie price sls 900.
252 acres IL miles north of Dallas so acres IN cul
ivation, fine SPRING prarics and timber price a 500
80 acres, miles north of Dallas 70 acres In cnl-
tiyation, prairie and timber, black sandy soil price
sa5OO:
336 acres, IL miles northeast of Dallas As acres
in osltiva'ion, prairie and timber price 81 ,hOO
30 acres l2l-2 miles north of Dallas so acres in
cultivation, price SIS per acre
4S acres miles west of Dallas Il ecres in cultiya-
ton, price 81 900
AZ acres miles northwest sf Dallas, acres in
cultivation, price 300,
"a acres miles north Of Dallas, part of the VIM
Durnet survey all fenced but not broke, price $500
CITY PROPERTY.
DWELLING HOUSES.
Block No o, Houston st and Pacific Avenue
house rooms.
Lot and block No 'oS, corner of Pacific Ayenue
and Jefferson street, ! rooms.
Block nj IA north half of Houston and Wood Sta
rooms.
Block No 2S2sai ] acinto street and T c. Railroad,
rooms,
Block No 2i3 lO0x2OO feel Howard st, log cabin.
Block No "a lot A. Houston and Wood SITS rooms.
Block No 80 Lamar and Polk streets, - rooms,
Block No III 60xll0 Il Ross an Griffin SITS rooms.
Blsck "a lOOx2OOh Griffin Patters on SITS 4 rooms
Block Is Commerce street l0Ox200 feet . room.
Block 22I east half Ross and Carter sts, rooms
AULT, JENKINS & AULT.
March |, 70.
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AND LAND LAND
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AyYrm rCNrIyynrc Q, AUT.T
hULIJ JGNhiNo O honAj
Corloral
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n.IIoo Texas.
DdiiAS,
Are now Offering
EnP 9 K
i a T'' "iSs%s o"% az: s,5 ; S S.,
register Lands In our hands h are t9, r S agent
man puls ms p'upe,y VI w. W., "nt uG,ycy nrice9
means business ana does no, p". "'' paw
on ms lahu 10 ~ I' viii find n 10 their
interest to call and register their lands at once. We
oh,y asnn aa ,o',r lana N The jmmigraptste
Agents on the limo Of travel Our office being in tile
CITY OF DALLAS,
which has now become the center Of commerce and
travel for tho North in Northwest Texas, We have
Sunerior facilities ior selling lands which We have
Greatly Increased hy liberal advertising, and We
ean in,ure satisfaction to all who place property In
our bNnda
We Inv and sell on commission
LAND CERTIrICATEs.
.r.o,., ,v
rms hlhnCh VI our ouS''VSs We 'h"N' 0i'
we are members OF the
TEX AS LAND IOCAIlNG
NnMD NV
OONll iAlS l.
and will locate Certificates for "a interest in the
land
Bslow We give partial list OF the lands that we
are now Offering
nan c,t,
FUN DALE
DALLAS COUNTY,
o,o u..sro,u,,on,rs ,bo Ann s,okes
oio ocres' hl'vS WI huVnV,.', .,,' 49,
survey, prr'rie ana timner, pllWe 20 per "GIn w
Ho acres, 10 mi,er " OF uAllh', par VI '"'"' w.
shaw survey, umneT' l'mt 90 W., "o'o' r H. N
100 acres mlles W OF DIMES l'"r' VI '"o ~
Denton survey 'lhucr' price % p,r "c,o, ,.o,
80" hcres' ~ "'lvS - " VI p"i,"'' - w., " ~
Gl0 acres 10 mills NV Of Dallas, timber, 50 per
20 acres 10 miles west oi DALLAS, pNrl oI tho ihoS'
Collins survey, prairie Va per acre
l96 acres II miles east OF Dallas, the "m Bryan
survey, timber, ~ per acre
100 acres miles north OF pallas part OF the Bleu
SOC survey, prairie, ut ~ per acw
1903 acres, miles south vt Dallas part OF 'hc Low
Dixon league, prairie and timber VI % per acre
l73 acres mills south VI Dallas, pat OF the Lew
Dixon league, prairie, Mt 81 aOper acre.
kNi20 acres IA, miles. east OF Dallas the Cornelius
, 1873-11-23

SATURDAY EvEHfNat Nov. ~,
Az tllo volume Of business last wools showed m
inoroaso ovor TINT Of tlo previous weok, 30 tho
business Of tliB woak, in almoHt ovory branch Of
trado, lag boon creator than lnBt wee1t. Aa rulo,
all trn,lenotionB ut tho banks, au alHo In the pr-
el,aHo and salo Of oonnodlttos aro In enlnllor
amouuts but thero nro great many moro OF tho1n.
80 notably Is ttis the caBo, that several Of tho
banka havo Ind to employ extra clerical holp
within Tho paat two weeks. Tho aggregate VOL
unlo Of busnoas In tho city ia however, still be-
low yl,at II was boforo tho pnnlo though nt tie
present rate of inoroasc, trade will Soon hayo
roautnol tts normal oolulition IN this city.
Money continues tight, but Ia not moro 10 now
than it usually is at tls 6oason Of tho your.
Tho banks ayo gradually increasing their dis
count limos, but Tho pOrl-packelB arc tho only
onoa that got much advantage from It yot. In
low nB money is to bo had on ratoasy common
cinl papor. teal estate papor "a alao being
takoil to aolno oxtont ut about tile Ba,no rnto,
aud there appears to DO a litt1o more money
offored on satisfactory ronl estate security.
Now York exohango iB in bottor supply than
made against tic shipmont Of hogs, but the Chi
cago packors have lnatlo such liberal preparations
for biisnoBs that they ta1o tho grent bulk Of tho
hogs that come III, aid lenvo but few to 80 East,
Tho nominal ratio for ealcs of exchange to-day
bctween banks was 80 centH por 81 600 premium,
banks arc still chipping currency to Now York
from day to day.
We glyo below, for the first tiu,e in soyornl
weeks; Bomo quotations OF local stoolss. During
tho panic t]loro was really no. market, md tho
ilg,lrc1 furnished by Mcssra. Hammond Gago
show TINT prices are much lower on nearly al
local stocks than the average Of tho past year or
fun
, 1873-11-23

Tho Watortown Dispatch publishes the follow-
ing concerning tho habts aud manner Of lifo Of
Robert Blxb'try, wllo, died at Lolsay, Joffornon
County, reccntlY, vt tho ago Of 100 yonra aud
months: :. Hill lifo wns spont, to within fow
months Of its coBo, In q 1og-holiso. During tho
past twenty-five yoars he lived alone. Hc coolod
l.ia meat An potatoeB aud made luis toa AiB BhroaA
was furnishotl hin, from Ills youngest Bon'B
house, about half milo diBtunt. Ills Object In
lifa soomel to bo to kill deer and Indians. Mr.
Blxbury ate only tho coarse, wholesome food Of
farmer in lator l1fe, aud IN carly life lived NJ
hnnte1a aud bachwoodHmon llyo. 1io had always
saw it, sometimes to oxcess, and never with al.y
oonnolontious scr,lples. IIo was q free-hoartcd.
frank Old mau, alwayn enjoyed good joke, mud
WAS oxcollont company. 1lo used tobacgo--
about 81 yoa,a old ho foil iu tho FIREPLACE while
unNor tho iniiuonco of liquor. npd waa osligod
to hayo a log nmmtated IN consequences. lo
had Boyeu children living, tl!eYoungcas over 00."