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ed witha contagious disease, or has SO
been, and that sufficient time has not
elapsed to guarantceits disappearance,
The appearance of an isolated case Ct
contueious disease in city VIII not
Justify a quarantine against that place.
Quaraniines have to he based upon
fncis, not fears or suspicious OF danger.
The right TO carry on commerce can
not be infrineed simply on account OF
fears. The fears of danger must he
founded on facts. Ifaplaee is infected
with contagious disease, II may b.
quarantined against, but the conlaei"il
must be sufficiently great to cndanecr
It's owninhabitants. Fears that II may
break out are not sufficient. Tine rights
Of commerce and travel are greater
than the right to be afraid. Fear that
there may be contagion in the ar Is
not enough to justify quarantine me
fact that contagious disease exists, ana
Is injecting place, is Tue only sroui''
that will justify quarantine against II,
and Individuals or cities VINO STOP
trains, merchandise or travel nrc liable
to the parties. injured by and lppsui-
! menis or distractions preventing lfcc
| transit gH ~
.uue city might not he liable 10 Az
other city as much for impediliien'S
thus, male. unlrss it wins thereby dam
aged as n city; but lift was so danlagea,
| ii could recover. individuals ending
freights. or debarrcd from seidlI'l
| freights, or deferred from journey llls
on business, or companies engaged ~
| TRANSFORMATION who may be prevented
| from carrying on the same by quar-
antine not based upona jtsiiiiable state
of facts, can recover of indlVlhiais,
cities OF officers obstructlng the free
transit Of their persons or properly, OF
egress In or from places.
The power 10 say TINT an individuuI
| shall not visit in his person or win
| his property any given point in iht
| State, Il 4 fearful one, and II can MOI
30 exercised even under color Of stallI,
+ or official authority upon wh'h
caprice OF groundies fear. Fear, how
ever great, il uniustiliable and mol
founded on fact, will not excuse re-
sponsihility from loss or tamhge whci
uccasioned by the exercise Of miNar
rantcd acs Of power.
\ II i 10 be hoped that the huSihcs'
4 Interests Of the country VIII not he sac
I rilicel Ia unnecessary fear, ana u y
hiph time that those who feel afraid o
contagious diseases should cease u
! damage the country with grounIles'
4 alarm, on the one hand, or that tho9'
who hold tha ba;nlN pl local powe
should yield thum 20 the rpll OF rlll
merc and trade. The mslllolni ieai
o,isics Of localities can not take sllelte
in ,roundluss alarm while dealing IL
damaging blows, without II fair shoV
of Legitimate responsibility.
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Nov .,rn,rins s,roac Appears

4 curious phenomena is connected
with the destruction OF the barn of Mr..
Nathan Nyc ut West Sandwich, Mass,
ON thc lSh NJ. rhc Il ,htliny S,r1lo
was seen ~ II man about half u mile
distant, WHO states that when within
about twenty degrees the bolt appeared
to change, aud looked ~ II fire wa.
hclng poured from a bucket, aud waved
itself to the harm, entered, aud imne-
dlnlcly the who'c harn was IN flames.
Afturwarl, among The ruins, about II
barrel NJ grconish looking porous, bat
extremely hard subsipncc, was found
scattered about, principally IN ono cur-
ncr There was nothing about the
barn To melt into and form such u
peculiar, lavn.likc matter and II issup-
posed 20 have descended with the
lightning. 4 fragment has hcen sent
To Prof Agassg for examination,
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Published by authority.l
Proclamation OF Election.
Cry COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Dallas, sept. ., 1873.
AnfurnytgD MishrINC
ApIounN.n MNNrINe.

In compliance with the prayer of HE petl"
ton of r. vs.. Baylor aud others. more Than
Any uualin'-i electors and ireehuldcS oi the
city OF Dallas aud in pursuance OF the stat
utt's in such cflseS made Hnd PROV tucd, II Is
hereby ordered hy the city Council thai IN
election be held ~ The following points
For Ward |, Courthouse; Ward 2, Beau
mans once; Ward 3, Tricks store; ward y
ioung's WnrrhOlse.
In tho CITY OF Dallas, an Monday, 9th day
of October A. q. iSij, lJr HE pwlU@ oi tax
ing the opinion of The quuiiivd electors of
said city, on tie following propositions, 10
Wit: 10 Issue e0l lifty thousand dollars IN
bonds OF said city, win coupons attached,
bearing eight per cent Interest, the Interest
payable soIni-uuuuaily In the city Of New
York, aud the principal payable thirty years
after dat of iGsue ia the city of New York,
To aid In the construction, erection and 81.
tnhlisiniinnt Of the "DaihH Water works, ="
the ciiy receiving therefor paid up stock IN
the bHllns water works Company I0t ne
iuti amount ui the hDndS-.uid honis 10 De
Issued In such sums, from dine 10 lime, aitrr
commencement of said work. as may ne
agreed upon by and between the city Coun-
eli md said company.
This opIilon ~ said electors shall he cA-
pressed by lnlloe', on which shall be written
Inc Words q For the prqpoSli!on, or" ns'
Tie nrGpOsltiun," ana thni dine notice ne CIV :
on ~ tto Mayor Of said cleGiion ~ required
ny law,
And lha iayor lssuo his proclamation In
accordance with this order
In c0mpliRnce with the above order ui tho
Hoard of Aldermen Of he city Of DHllnS, l.
Hen Long, Mayor Of said city, do Issue this,
my proclamation, for said election In accord
nncC with the above order
Dallas, sept. ., 1873,
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sgcTla3 Az t1s'



We are doing TN alc,iOs and eon-
mission business, N H. c,ricr OF lin
and Market streets ,aprominen piin'l,
in this beautiful and grown Il;
sc solicit consignmenth o. lguia
i've stock aud eyerylhi II ~
this rapidly inere@ing p
We are also doing II real 90. .e 1ii'i-
ness = buying, selling and ioca.ans
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc. We sell ct public
or private sale, as instructed, and make
liberal advances on consignmcnts. Our
motto: "Quick sales and prompt re-
turns.n References: Swindells d
McCaleb, Editors and Proprletors of
the Dallas Herald; Adams & Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas; CASTOR, Thomas Il
Baylor, Bankers and Insurance Agents,
Dallas; Capt. g. NJ. Swink, Dallas;
Coils. Shced 4 Finley, Attorneys at
Law, Dallas; Messrs. Shryock & Row
land, st. Louis; T. c. Jordan & Co,
Bankers, Dallas; Root. Hare, CaFon-
delet ST., New Orleans.
Respectfully,
NJ. A. HIBBLER a. co.
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The shops are being pushed forward
to completion as fast rs possible The
roof of the east wing IL now being put
on, and viii soon be completed. The
tools are being removed here from Hall
vile. AT the shop buildings, and those
surrounding them, and IN the yard can
DO found the most busy spot IN Mar
shnll. The Construction Company nrc
receiving largo quantities OF lumber
and timber, which are to be used III
building ears, The ear shed frame l.
erected, and the building Is about en-
closed
Red river Is again dawn, and con
stwctlon material for the Texas and
Pncilc h being shipped Via the Mis-,
souri,, Kansas and reXNsRailroad, aud
via Galveston.
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ID. McCAIEB, Editor.
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~. Louis. wen,i.

II 81 Louis has still something Ia
lpprn of Chicago IN respect to enter
prise and nsnap,n Alic Is vastly supc-
rlor to herrlyul IN point OF solid wealth.
IN hct, whatever else may lc said, st,
l.ouIa n undoubtedly the wcnlthlcst ot
Western cities A careful analysis VI
Ia assessment llst shows that she has
ten mlllIonnlrCs three of whom Hrc
worth over SlDmp,nn; 40 mpn worth
lntwccn S5OO,OO1 aud Sl,0M,0Ol; ~
worth between S80O,pO0 aud SIll, ODn /;
400 worth between 100000 aud $500.
900; 800 worth between $4,000 and
Sl0O, 900, aud 1000 worth between S25,-
900 and $4,000, This II certainly u
wealthy exhibit,
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Rlsctll sREsUS.
lPublished by auihogity.l
Proclamatioll of Election
CITY CoUGCIf. CHAMBER, ,
Dallas, Scpismi rsi, is.5. }
ADJOuREfD NEEfiHG.

Diilasi srp,amh rrs 30
ADJouREED MEETING.
In compliance " Il the prayer Of ihe prtt-
ton OF TIC. jordan and Oili.l-, Utu4 SEQ.
my qualified electors ana li',,'ipi'. IS %. 4,
clty 81 Dallas, aud in pursuance H!i.s ga
statutes In such eases made aud provided, a
l. hereby ordered by The civ Council liai an
election b. Held II the following points:
For Wa!l Na. |. Courthouse.
Eor MART ~. =, iirAnchainps Office.
For Ward No. !, r. lexis store.
Fur Ward No. 3, Noung's warehouse.
In tie citvot Dallas, ON Monday, 9Th day OF
October, A. ID, 1873, for the purpose of taking
the opinion of the qualified electors Of SAID
cits, on tile following propositions, tn-wii;
SnaliIhe city of Dallas issue fifteen thous-
aud dollars Of ely bonds, upOn the compile
ton Of eacn i've miles of road bed and
bridges offhe Dallas and Wichita Railroad
90 per cent, flny per cent of the amount
already pledged, the TenalBdcr oi the one
hundred thousand dollars HERETOFORE voted
10 b. paid on tie laying Of The iron, and
completion OF the said rond To the county
line.
rhe opinion of said electors shall be cx-
pressed by bnilOts, on which shall be written
fhc words, "fur he proposition" ORA gainsi
flte prOpOsiion,' and TINT due notice bf
Given bv tne Mayor OF said election, rs re
uuirtd by law; ana that the Mayor issue lii
proclamation In accordance with this order
Ia conformity with the above order Of III,
ciiy Council Ben Long Mayor of The city
Of Jalht., do issue this, my Proclamation, ioi
said election In accordance with the ahov'
order.
Dallas, September 9Th, 1913,
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Published by Authority.
Proclamation OF Elect 4
CRY COZ SCH tliAMBER,
Dallas, September ., 1873. J
NpJOuRNED NETTING.

WhercNA, Tnrre now exists vacancy In
the Civ Attorney \ oniCc of the Of Dallas,
cutsrd by the resignation of James IL. Field.
Esq, II ii hereby ordered by he vitN CouhT
ell OF said city that nm election be held at ihe
following points,
bur M9rj No. /, ,ourhuusu,
For WaM No. 2, Bcaehnan's QihUc,
For Wnrd No. &rl'rick's store,
Fur ward No, 1, loungN warehouse.
In the clty Of nallas, on Monday 9Th day Of
October, 1914, for the purpose of illiing SAID
vacancy for this uneNrircd term OF SAID 'lty
Attorneys cilicc, and TINT the Mayor issue
his proclamation In accordance with this
order.
In accordance with the above orderof the
r,iy Council uftho city orDalios, hereby issue
this my prurlumnlpn inr said election IN
compliance with the above order
BEN LONG, Mayor.
Dallas, september g. 1873.
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AmaYartins.- Powers. Duties. rnd re.
spomsibiiisie- sf Layt Inns fhc ranse.

From the Galveston S'Wst
Tho power 10 lay quarantine sto
the outside world originated ~ ton-
rrc.s, but Il has granted that right 70
The states, aud II " exercised ~ ,hr
states, moi only ~ to foreign ports, hut
a. tolthc domestic ports of ether S!aics'
The rlglha of cities or lDchllilc'io
quarantine against Other localities ~ u
State or out Of II, " only TO he cxcrrls.
I'd under the authority OF public ~ un
law. hut the right u quarall!inu uc.
ponds In al cisss upon ne Jur mat
he place quarantine against " iniect'
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Nrw TOWNS.

A number Of new town are In course
Of preparation for laying out on the
Texas Il Pacific Railway, among which
may bcmontioned I.arark and Moore's
Landing, between Jefferson and Tex
arkana; mud Round pInirlr, Bowie,
DcKnlb, Savannah and Blossom PrNi-
rlc, west of Tcxarknna.
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Nn,rlsE an NINNOLrTION.

The cnpaIlncu,bip Witch has existed hg-
tWorn j. ~ rhUmond uul irlt. Michcll
in the nrnctlceOf law, iu,s been dissolved by
closed Inlutly. y, Il!! liMQNlh
iltN ~. MtfrltEflL
Nv nillcc will rcmlin with Judge Thur.
mond until the rusinhct " moved IN Austin
street, Whrn u Viii " next dpnr % the P0't
nilicc ihN "a Mtitnhlh
Attorney at Law.
.nallna, August u, l7h iuldu
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PERSONALS.

George l., Sands, Master Of Trans.
portntion sherman Division, arrived
last evening from Dallas,
II. r. Hazard, Esd hus been mp
pointed ngcnt NJ Wills Point
J. H. Thompson Is now Road Master
on the Jefferson Division
Il. J Vail has been appointed night
train dispatcher ut Msrholl,
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Mcpherson DIVISION,

The track on this portion of the line
has been laid lhlrly-two miles north
of Jefferson, 30 u new town call Ian
ark. All the necessary buildings like
" to bc required on this division, as
we'll ~ on the sherman portion of the
line, are being erected ns fast as the
track ~ completed. Messrs. Ward,
Dewey 4 Co., are laying about one
mile per day. The Texas aud Pacific
railroad Is now running to . point
three miles beyond Atlanta, in Cass
county, thirty-one miles from Jeiler-
son.
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DIED.

BELL o. the evening sftir ifth. ~ c1,. rssffs
4 tlsc hrigs, W LILLE T., adoptDf s0n 4 nm "
BeN sfd Anna r.. Bill "a - N 'utiss aud dsy-.
fuuri al hon the le-id.fca ~ the ranrn-=. NB
$50 @ street southwest, "a Sunday the lot, a. t~s
Utluch Q. n. o.
EBEkLH. o. the I4;h instant. az = p a. sftcr o
sbUit lils - "a To- reslti,o 81 hi~ ~ N ntias
ton cll,. Prince George COUNT. Mi, GksEsE l.
IEEkLl native 60. - -faaIy az the in~f -
resident Il GerlgetlUE, u. e., agcd . year. and
D Ietin;i~.
Funeral on Ma-ta,, I7th instant. - 3 p m. frp.
the residence - his sou, psuiei Lbrr!I, n. . ~
al street northwest, Washington. u. &. Relatives
aLd friends ate fsp-Ctiulil iiiI ifed O. az 'tit
OCONAOR Suddenly. "a the 1871 instant, a, .
olack a. NJ r.. JOHN VI. o CONNIE. a-rd a. D are,
native Il county FTl. Ireland. bot Tor the lat
twenty YEAR, . Tesi9 fsf a. Na-hin-of, = q Hs
l,-'ee - iir ana ~ Ga ilrrn o. lIsUf. 0 l..-.
lifs Tcaflvi> erd ia n1- an respectfully invited
O. attend h. funeral frrm h, ia'r res t.-nra, "a
street, between MaS-sciIu-stis avenue aud II .tr-ss,
on sunday. March ~, - : % clock p. .
STUBLEY. on the Is'h a.. an, OF brsia les.r,
FRANCIS n. :. SIT DIZZY, cub chi4 81 :. A..
ald 4 H. stldiel aged ~ murth-.
The funeral Will taxi riace 90 >uniar m srnins.
- 70 p'clpk- from the resdence Of hi> garet- No.
1913 ltEh street northwest. g.
TODD Narch ish. lisa, ~ a hssie csra. y ~ q
end 81 streets. Washington cTfY. Mr. WILLIAM
TODD. Ia tA.- ct n var 4 lIs age.
HE funeral wild take piscr ~ Trinity -
church sunday, TIRE I6fh instant, % - o. ga. Hus
ends and the public are n ited 60 attend irhrs1s
Gle. r. publican and Sunday psp,rs plea copy
NuN EsSEN. on TIM ash instant JOHN r.
Won ESsEN, aged u years.
Hs relatives and friends q he family are invites
a. attend his funeral .raia Hrs late r~i-nrt NJ Is
Congress street. GEORGETOWN, 10. e, Sn Mon8ss /.
Haf'h lffh. at . clock y. m.
Republican and Baltimore sun pleas cspy .
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AUCTION SALES.
TURE DAY~.

lf LATIMER & CLEARLY,
ID Auciioneers aud Real Estate Boxers,
Southwest corner Peunsy ans avenue sad IN b
Star Once Buildings.
ATTRACTIVE SALE or HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NI1URE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, CARTS,
WAS9Ns, sc, Sc, NEAk THk SOLDIERS
"a On TUESDAY MORNING, March IS.
VA ISIS. Commencing at 1850 o'elpcs we sa 4tl
ne FsId.ncs Of en- LATE "A A. Ssh,asy
and adjoining the Soldiers one, the follow
ing Furniture, Farming Implements. &C., &C:
Walnut PaIior Suite, upholstered ia Ted req, ten
Five windows Of French Rep Curtains, complete
aible-,op Tables, Walnut whatno's, Mantle Or
Elegant Rosewood Bookcase, superior Canton Mat,
Carpets and oilcioths. Hall Furniture.
Walnut Marble-top Chamber Furniture. Painted
Walnut Wardrobes and Tables, hue Hair Mat
Feather Bclsters and Pillows. Blankets, Comforts
ard Spreads.
Iron Bed.teads, Tucker springs,
Walnut Extension Dining Table, OAK Msrbie-top
oak Carving Stand, Oak Dining Chairs, Upright
pecorated and White French China Ware, Cut Glass
Magnificent Silver plated Service, manufactured by
Christoffe, Of Paris, IL pieces; IL Table ami i2
Dessert Forks, same maker.
Set American Silver plated Service.
Stewart Cook Stove, complete; Kitchen Reluis-
lies.
Csrrisges Wagons Carts. Harness, Saddles.
Hearers, Cutting R0xes, GriDtstOnes, and general
assortment Of Farming Utensils.
Parties desiring 60 attend the.l!c can axe the y a
street cars which i'll take them within 20 yards of
Ii 'use and grounds attached for rent.
MED LATlMEB CbEARI, Auc.s.
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STEAMER LINES.

WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, BOSTON, AND
w PROVIDENCE.
The fine Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
having resumed her regular trips to >K
Norfolk, will leave her wharf, foot EAA4A5N
Of 9th street, every MONDAY anda41en
THURSDAY, at 2 p. m, touching at principal River
the NJ and d. Line for Boston and Providence
Freight should be addressed scare of Lady Of the
Lake. via Norfolk. Branch ticket office at Knox s
Express Office, COS Pennsy " ania avenue.
7. NJ. CROUCH, gent, 9th street wharf
DORSEY CLAGETT, General Agent
n4 Plants Store, corner 18th st and Pa ave.
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l. /
ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
QUEENSTOWN, <S0SH
Every THURSDAY and SATURDAY ,<f&fR
from Pier 45, North River, New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabin, SIS and $50 gold
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
Steerage-To Queenstown, Liverpool, Glasgow,
Londonderry, London, Cardf or Bristol, go cur
rency. Prepaid certificates from above ports, SO
currency.
Apply to JOHN G. DALE, Agent, Is Broadway,
New York, or to D. A. BROSNAN, Washington, q
street, between 9th and lUfh streets. f2i-lm
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EEi GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctiaae.rs.
ES n 1901 Northwest corner 10 h aad n =
TRUSTEES sALE on VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN sol ARE No GA, NEAR ST. ALOISIUS

CHURCH.
"a b. virtue Of deed 4 trust ds' "a on N ieth
z5dal OF Ju1r, A. u. isfl, and dnly recOrd-I an
81 Washington county. u. G.. ana by direction e
the part, secured thereby, will -eil, NJ public
a.cilon, IN fsont III the premises, FRIDAY. the
2sit Ga. 81 Match, A. -. ISIS, at clock .. m /.
lbeTt'- recorded subdivision q square nurliafla
~, ~, hrildred and severn FIVE C.i75h the city Of
Washington, With all e tie i'm sr,lyrnerts tho res
consisting Of on. Brick Dwelling House fronting on
" Myrtle street"
Terms Of sale: Cne-haf in ca-h. OF VIII N { lao
b. paid At sale, the deferred pavlaenfs t. b.
mao" with Interest n the rate of ten per cent per
and secured by deed cf trust 10 the satisfaction II
the Trustee. Terms to be fully complied i'm within
sN days after SAFE, otherwise the Trustee reserve,
the right to resell the property, after una w.,e :
u"iiCe ~ the RISK aud costs of first purchaser AT
convey sncing and sta amps a. purchaser : cost
MN III. WARD Tru
ml53tav Ads GREEN a VILLA MS a
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by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auc,ioueers
- Northwest corner Of 10Th and ID streets

TRTSTEE's sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPR0EED PROPERTY IN SQUARE
No. 655, NEAR ST. AL0lSICS CHCRCH
-. BIS virtue Of deed ~ trust dated on the 6rs
Sc; day Of june, AID Isl, and dab recerslri ia
fer Washington county, y. G., and BY direction 81
the party secured thereby, viii sell public suc
ton IN front OF the premises, on FRIDAY, the ~ n
loving described lots in Gilbert's recorded subdi
vision Of square numbered six hundred aud seventy
hive t6a5D in the city Of Washington, that i.-Iots
Nos, m HIS, ls, and no. each improved hy a nearly
finished house, fronting on north street. Lots Ms
l52 49, 49, is, l56. Ii, l5s, l59 60 l6l aad ISa All
unlinproyed and fronting on Myrtle street;
Terms made known on day Of sale, aud deposits re-
quired at sale of sl0o each proved lot aud ;, 2,
ON each unmprovel lot. Terms Of sale t. be- fully
complied with within six days after day of sale
otherwise the trustee the right 70 resell At
ter one weeks notice. at the risk ami cost Of first
purchaser. All conveyancing at purchaser cost
MN. H. WARD, Trustee
nl5-eoSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Anrts