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"Is soalO since the raIn--Dallos.

I'm Soak since inc fhln--DiIIhh'
Tmg Macarthys loft for Fort Worth
yesterday,
WniTE Rock was said " DO rapidly
rising last night,
The soft-voced lntInerant stencil
cutter has arrived.
TlIE finest OF pears are selling In this
city nj five cents piece,
SOME frst-rato sleeping done NJ all
tho churches on Sunday,
The net receipts Of the 1remens'
benefit was seventy-lour dollars.
BonNy's beer and Dohny's lunches
are Just what lps drank up and ate up
TO be.
HERMANN LANCE has some special
notices In to-day's paper, to which Mt
tentlon Is called.
The farmers declare that this rain
makes them cheerful on the wheat
question for next year.
SOME villain killed two fine mllch
cows, near the round house of the Pa
cihc road, on Sunday night.
The street commissioners efficient
deputy was out with force, yestcr-
day, clearing the clogging cutters.
The morning express on the Pacific
road was nearly four hours behind,
yesterday, owing To heavy rains on the
line.
THE annual election of the officers
of the Dallas Library association will
take place as per notice in another col
umn.
A BARGAIN may be had by applying
to John Henry Brown N Venable to-
day. See advertisement in another
column.
How TRANSPORTING II would be to q
Bowery boys soul to see u Broadway
dandy on the streets of Dallas during
the muddy season!
OUR city assessor and collector con-
templatively stands at his window, and
wonders when this cruel discomfort to
pay taxes will be over.
ALL retail grocers of this city are
called to meet at the hall of the
knights of Pythias, this evening. See
notice In another column.
FOUR chairs We're stolen from q
wagon standing on Elm street, yester-
day afternoon, while the owner was
dining at restaurant not ahalf block
of.
A PHEASANT bed room comfortably
furnished, suitable either for one or
two gentlemen; can be rented upon
reasonable terms by applying to this
office.
Four loads of split wood were sold
In this city, yesterday, at one dollar
and quarter for the four loads, the
owner saying he couldn't stand the
rain any longer.
Mr. THOMAS sold a kiln of three
hundred thousand brick, few days
ago, to Major Tompkins, for seven dol.
lars and fifty cents per thousand. A
perfect brick of sale, that.
FoRDlNe the Trinity is now estopped
or will be In the next forty-eight hours
by the certain rise that will take place
in this stream within that time. The
bridge Is right convenient after all.
ALL the schools commenced yester.
day, and flies were seen to leave school
rooms hurriedly, and the experienced
teacher to examine their chair before
they could sit down with confidence.
The next meeting of the ladies' So
clety Of st. Matthew's church will be
held at the residence of DIR. Lee, on
Elm street, between Sycamore and
Live Oak streets, tomorrow evening,
at half-past five o'clock.
WHEN a pedestrian finds his feet
getting from under him on a rainy day
q Dallas, be just has time enough to
observe before he strikes the lrJr nd, I
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JOHN w. LANE,

Notary public and agent for
the collection Of claims AZ AUS
tin. Once az Gasion ~ Thomas
bank, north side Of the public
square.
Wdtf
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NEW GOODS.

Consisting of fine Initial pa
per, Of the very latest styles
stationery, school, prayer, ma
sic, LYNN aud sunday school
books, cie., NJ
FRANKLIN ~ CO.'S,
Rock store, Main street.
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IL order 10 make room for
their new goods. which have
commenced arriving, Franklin
a. DO, booksellers, eic., are of
fering rare Inducements 70 iiie
lrudg. h
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From AMI after July 20 lNi, Mr. H. j.
Neville will have charge of the city olrcula'
ton of tho Dallas HERALD, subscriptions
due 10 saturday, tho 18th Of July, inclusive
arc payable 10 Mr., W, W, liaAye, from which
date Mr.. Neville ID alone authorized 10 col'
Loot aud receipt for the same.
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Mrs, Sophia A, Ault will give instruction
on tho piano ~ the residence Of Captain
John II, bryan, on Lamar street, ANA sollciA
a share Of patronage. lipdlm
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The latest styles ~ Note Ia.
pers, with or wiihoai uioDo-
gram. la legal az hon ton Is
with ,baroniai ,enyeiOp 90
match la Size and iini. A "
PIERCE a. LfLfs'b.
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An elegant new ArIon pienD
fOr sale az ogsi aHd carriisBe,
which IN si75 less iiian niniir
uiaeinres' price, This II "a bar
gain noi found every dag,
PIERCE a. LYLE.
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weather Report.

Mean temperature Of the city Of Dallas,
yesterday, kept by John u. it0beflh, druRalhl,
corner Of Main anu Houston nlfoelh, using
Fnhronheit'a iiral'olaea thermometer
aool0ok a, us
~ O'Clock n"''"''i''''''''uru'u''"r'u'tW
eOcloch Y, '''''''''ns
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The finest display of gold and silver im-
ported and American watches, jewelry,
clocks and silver ware you will find at Her.
mann Lange's, south side Main street, next
door to Conner 4 Walkers drug store.
lTgdlm
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NOTICE.

No accounts aEeins, employees 10 ii'e
Herald Oniee Will be allowed Ia settle
meats with the once uniess an order
from ihs Proprietor IN given,
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Wall paper and croquet sets
now ut hand, and for sale nj
low prices at Reed e. Lathrop's,
Elm street, opposite burnt dis
triet.
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FRANKLIN a. 90.

sell every day, the latest news
and have OH their tables the
freshest literature Of the times.
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All the retail grocers of the city of Dallas
are requested to meet in the hall of the
Knights of Pythias to night 18th september),
to transact business OF Importance to them
selves. l7gdlt
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Zachery's Pioneer Soda works, Upper
Elm street, Dallas, Texas.

The undersigned, pioneer In tho nlnnuhc-
iuro oi pure aud unauthorized bottled soda,
would respectfully inform his friends and
the public generally that he ~ prepared to
M orders 10 any extent promptly, either for
city consumption or shipmcnt.
lOldBm II, u. XACllERY.
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An immediate demand for money is offer-
Ing the best bargain in Dallas. Call on John
Henry Brown & venable, real estate agents,
Main street, l7gdlt
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The jewelry establishment OF Hermann
Langc Is equal to any in the state. Go
there and convince yourselves OF the fact.
l79dlm
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lea woRA,

We have ihs facilities aIa '''s ~aEh'
as- ~ DO ~ SEED wsFh' ana ~ 49,
lev rates, ~ ssa 10 asas asy"hsss'
sla We meas ~ do H. hEias yeas
pias ysh wsrE 80 rnn DAiLr nhn'
ALD ERROR, osTasF AZ maia ana
Lamar streets,
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4 good room near Commercial hotel, ~
quire AZ WhpHEApKR.
l7HilW kln sluhf
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AT Hermann Lange's jewelry establish
ment you can buy every article at manu-.
facturers' price. l79dlm
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FLOUh, SACKS.

Manila bags and wrapping pa
per for sale low 10 the trade
M REED a. LATIlIsOP'S,
l22dtf Film street.
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TnH GENERAL MARHET.


GrOeeTies,
Bacon, Olearsldes li9lll.oi breakfast 1881
Hams, eanYassed, lbpi ilalnsi snHAfrpnfeAi
no, 40
M0lasses dn barrels per gallon FalT tapi
PTlme 1901 Choice h,pi Golden syrup hpi hllNpI
Drips Wisk3p, ,o,,..
sugar lln barrels per pounds var lOlgpi
Prime MO, Choice l2Gi yellow clarified l2ri
While gafhed l8ePOWdgTed lloiCruAhel ~
Fish (MaOkeIpli No, lihAlf barrels plDi No,
2, hall hanela WI No, !, kilH " ID, Mo- =, kllA
"a D,
Tobacco per 10, Sl8l6o,
COliee and Tea,
Rio, Common, 2l0l Fair ~ good, ~ 80 Prime
~ choice, 2s)sel D, q, Java, bloi Tea, pef W. W
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WANTS WANTED.

Adi0fisfaCMs N Mh cahugH WiN N iHM0HW
M Mliauiag aams IEN fkAlh WIN
LINEGrgfs asfrfi0H AID Hlt ltAfH
rel Ind nj nirh Ni'hfloaqf lHsfdinN' Ap ga
ieaheueM iNseifi lor zee mNH. rum
rkNlN.
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soTIog 10 ADyERTIsEns.

IisreaneraiI biiisior advertisements
In this paper viii be- collected monthly
unIsss otherwise specified ~ contracts
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EAGLE FORD! EAGLE FORD !

Terminal station Texas and Pacific rail-
road company, eight miles west Of Dallas
VIII command lumber trade of western
Texas. Principal stock shipping point in
this country. Parties desiring lots or infor-
nation should apply to
,z I'll. F. FISHER, Agent,
ieadlm Eagle Ford.
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The latest stock of window
Shades, Fixtures, COrnicc
Moulding and Wall Paper al-
ways 10 found AT
PIERCE AZ LXLE'S.
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ron SALE,


Has heen lefl with lae ior SAILS Al eaIly ap'
plpanl Nay obtain y bargain,
Apply 10 JOHN KERR,
lssdti Fist National bank,
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains al
Dallas.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

Arrives
From the South (mail and express). s:22 II. IN.
From the North (muil ana express)- 8:2S II. m.
From the South, (accommodation)lO:6 p. m.
From the North, (accommodation)l2 1855 II. m.
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Lawyers DrieA
Printed In pamphlet form, with neatness
and dispatch, NJ the HERALD OFFICE.
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Peaches, a.lh, 81 dozen, " 100 -i fenrH, IN, "
dO8rn, td Oh, rlums, green cages, I'm % dO6ul,
" "a, strawberries, 2.lh, u dozen, " "a, ltntp'
hcrTluH, 9,lh tdugun, " OOi nlnekherrles, 2-lhi
v DOZEN 81 ,6i Tomatoes, ~, h doernl& ~
dozen, W 6UMl ~ AncCOtnsl, 2'lh " doNun
" 5Oi l'ohHton, In n dozen, " OO Oysters
l.lh adOgen, 81 20,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMLGClAL,

OFFIOE 90 THE DALLAS HRRALp,
september u ma
corrected daily by the fiml National Bans
u...f.... k..lIluu
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Nuta ana ConfeciIoneriea.

Dried apples Flb ioLemOns, pbok tsiOfangea
~ box ~ UDj Figs, new " u looi ltnlhlnR, ~
Hanle, NJ H., new lbei Turkish prunes new
b 10 1906 Almonds, s0ft shell, o. N 2DW fllhcfA
new " 10 2Ocl WalnulR, q ~ 2)g, iiraall nuts
d n 2Doi Peanuts u n l29Gi CrAnbewles, h
barrel vlsi cooQpnuh b 100 uOW@le boi flne
lu kU
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Coiiee and Tea,


Flour Extra Family u 7h Choice
XXX u 5Ogb 2bi AXXti gigS OO Xxx W 100
~
Iran, h 100 lbs, 700,
Onis y buhhel bbabbO,
Wheat pel huHhel, VI 10,
Corn, p6r buhhel, now, ! h0@l OOi old o. 10,
Corn meal, per 10 lha " O1gl Va,
FOlniOeH--'lHbir u bUgl W,
HHuusi White navy N 100 Ms ~ bJM7 %,
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Law blanks OF every description for sale
md printed to order a this once,
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Brandlcs-Appc, " OOga OOi Peach, 81 OOg
b0j Cognnc, 81 2hMi 20,
Whiaklos- bourbon aud Rye, VI 1908 OD
Imitation bourbon, VI i5@l 10
Winoa--POri ana sherry, VI 1908 w.
lloCtihed WhlHltey 81 lO9l 10,
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TANNEHILL LODGE, No. 80, T. & A. NJ,
meets on the second and last Saturday even,
ings OF each month, at the Masonic Hall,
JOHN j. GOOD, w. NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-19
The Overflow.

For the past week considerable anxiety
has been felt with reference to the inundatiOn
of the Mississippi valley, and this anxiety
has increased daily as the river continued
to swell and reports began to reach us of
breaks in the levee below Memphis. A few
days ago the upper rivers, which had all
been a-swell, were reported falling, the
river was stationary at Memphis. and the
Arkansas and White rivers were declining.
AS the Arkansas river rises very rapidly
and empties an immense volume of water
into the Mississippi with such suddenness
and rapidity, swell in this stream is
greatly feared in high water. Three DAYS
ago the outlook was thought to be encour-
aging, but since that time heavy rains have
fallen, the Arkansas is again swelling and
the rise here, instead of slackening up as it
was expected 70 do, is increasing in volume.
In addition to this we find the levees Civ
ing way and the water flooding good deal
of the country on the Louisiana side.
The track of the North Louisiana and
Texas railroad is under water in many
places, and by this morning it is supposed
that SO much of the track will be submerged
that it will be necessary to use boats for
the transfer of passengers. The last train
went through yesterday, and hencetorward
there will be no more through trains from
this city to Monroe until the water subsidies.
Trains will, however, run on either end of
the road, and passengers will be transferred
from Tallula to Waverly for the present by
boat. The submersiOn of the railroad track
Is said to be the result of break or crevasse
IN Bass levee.- Vicksb,rg Herald.
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Destruction of the Southwestern.

A gentleman from Red river, just arrived
in town, brings the intelligence of the de.
struction of the Southwestern. This steamer
has for some time piled in the above trade,
under the most favorable auspices, being a
commodious side wheel, we'll differed, and
carrying the heaviest tonnage in the trade.
On her last trip, however, she was the vic.
tim of the fire fend, which manifested itself
just as the boat was etfecting her landing at
.Colfax.
The recital of the facts attending the
conflagraton by the gentleman bearing the
information passes all description OF horror
and fright. The boat was conveying a fair
number of ladies, and when the cry fire"
"fire !" was heard, there was ins family that
wild confusion and distress common to such
scenes. The passengers nevertheless, were
all saved, having aboard, including the
crew, l60 souls.
The flames were first detected in the
nursery, but as to any evidence citing the
origin, not even the officers could give any
information. The disaster occurred about
three o'clock on Sunday morning, and
within few hours the boat was a total
wreck. Everything aboard was lost, and
upon the whole it stands pre-eminent as the
most destructive fire upon the river for
these many, many years.-BatOa Rouge
AdrOeale,
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SHERIFF'S SALES,
A. R0chereau & Co. vs.. Widow j.
MOhrmann. Admiuistratrix Of the SUCCESSION

A. Rochereau q Co. vs.. Widow j. +.
M0hrmann, AdministratriX Of the succession OF
her deceased husband.
GlXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No. 5794-By virtue of writ Of seiz.
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable the
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
pubic auction, at thu Merchants and AuetiOneers
exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhOrse streets. in the Second District OF this
CITY, on TUESDAY. March 81. 1874. at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property,
to wit
The following lots of ground together with all
and singular the buildings and Improvements
thereon and the appurtenances thereof, TO wit
l. FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in the Third District of the city OF New Orleans in
square number seven, bounded by Royal, Dau-
phn Pauline and fndepeI dence streets, desig-
mated ad lots numbers one to hvo inclusive. on a
plan made by L. II. Pile, then city surveyor, dated
March g. 1889, nd deposited in the office of Eusebe
Bouny, notary public in this city; said lots being
contiguous and measuring each, American meas
ule. thirty two feet front on Pauline street by a
depth OF one hundred and twenty three feet ven
number one forming the corner of Pauline and
Roya! streets.
q TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in the same district and square with the lots above
described, and designated by the numbers nine and
ten on the aforementioned pian said lots being
measure, thirty feet ten inches seven lines
'front.' on Dauphine street, by depth of one hun
dred and twenty-seven feet eight inches six
lines, between parallel lines
quired by the said j. F. Mohrmann by purchase
from the city OF New Orleans, by two acts passed
before said notary Bouny, on the tenth day Of May,
1859
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot.
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I Il,
feZ6 mb13 81 Sheriff of the Parish of or
Mrs. J. l.. Brand VS.. Mrs. Maria schu.

Mrs. J. l.. Brand VS.. NIrs. Maria Schu.
macker, widow and natural tutrix.
NNoURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans, No. AZ, 782.-By virtue of a writ
BILE the Fourth District Court for the parish
OF Orleans, in the above entitled cause will pro.
coed to sell at public aution, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street. between
Canal and CustonhOuse streets. in the Second
District OF this city, on SATURDAY, March 81, 1874
property. together with all the buildings and i'm.
pfoyements thereon. etc, to wit
THE HALF OF CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND
being the oneh half nearest to Carondeet Qate
Apollo street, OF that certain lot of ground in the
square bounded by Carondelet, Baronne Ilate
lot or portion measuring sixty three feet eleven
inches three lines front EratO street by one
hundred and eight feet in depth, and is composed
OF part of lot originally designated lot number
eleven. In square eighty four, ON the plan of the
FaubOurg AnnunciatiOn Being the same half lot
or portion OF ground which the late John Charles
Schumacher, deceased, acquired by Inheritance
from his mother, Adelherds Schumacher wife of
John Duntze, agreeaby to a Judgment of the Sec.
ond District Court for the parish of Orleans dated
October o. 1866.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-This being the second and last auction,
the said property will be definitely aG Indicated to
the highest aud last bidder for what it will bring
at twelve months credit the purch furnishing
bond. with good and solvent security, bearing
eight per cent interest per annum from date and
special mortgage on the property sold until final
payment SAID purchaser Will have to deduct
ana pay In cash the printing. sheritfs and clerks
ices, etc which amount to about one hundred
ana eighty five dollars and, furthermore, the
state, parish and municipal taxes, the amount of
W. p HARPER.
mh3 - I'll Sheriff of the Parrish of OYlaapa
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Protecting Southern Seaports from Yellow
Fever.

New York Tribune Washington Teegram.l
Representative Brombergs bill to estab-
lish q national quarantine system is opposed
by many of the New York members, on the
ground that it would interfere with the
State quarantine establishment. Mr.. BrOm-
berg replies to this objection that this would
not necessarily be the case, for the State
officials could enforce any local regulations
after the government officers had examined
vessel. In reply to the objection that it is
not legitimate function of the general
government to look after the health
of the people, the author of the bill
refers to the fact that in 1850, when the
rinderpest prevailed in Canada, Congress
prohibited the transportation of cattle ex-
cept under such regulations as the President
might prescribe. 1t it is competent for Con-
gress to legislate for the health of the cattle
of the country, he thinks there can be no
question as to its power to make regula-
tons to guard the health Of citizens. The
chief object Of the bill is to protect the
Southern ssapOrts from the introduction of
yellow9fever. Local quarantines,have been
found to be inefficient. They are almost
always enforced too late, because the local
authorities hesitate to admit the danger
that exists for fear of injuring business by
creating alarm among the people, and when
they are enforced they do not protect South
ern cities from the introduction of the dis
ease by persons who have landed on other
parts Of the coast and enter them by rail.
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VI. P. HARPE
fe2c mhl3 81 Sheriff of he Parish OF o.
Alexander ;x;n1s Brother vs.: c: NJ; soria. adj

ALEXANDER brother vs.. L. M. SOr1a. ad-
mlnistrator of The Estate of j. NJ. Isaacka
EOuRTH DISTRICT COURT For THE PARISH
l. of Orleans, No AZ 3i2.-By virtue OF a writ OF
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish OF Or
leans In the above entitled cause, will proceed
70 sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street, between Ca
! nal and Customhouse streets, in the Second Dis
trict of this city. MONDAY, March -, 1874 at
twelve o'clock NJ, the following described prop
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District of the city Of New Orleans in the
square bounded by New Levee, Lafayette, Fulton.
and Girod streets designated by the number thir-
teen, on plan known as the plan of j. A. Beard
deposited IN the Office of Hilary B. Cenas late no
tary public In this city and measuring, according
to said plan, TWEEN ty -four feet two inches seven
lines front on said New Levee street, and twenty
four feet, three inches three lines front said
Fulton street, by one hundred and nineteen feet
seven inches two lines in depth, on the line
dividing it from lot number twelve. and one hun
dred ana nineteen feet nine inches two lines
III depth on the line dividing it from lot num- Der
fourteen, all American measure; together with all
the rights, ways, appurtenances and sarvitudes
thereunto belonging or in anywise apperta.ning
Being the same property acquired by the late In
Ian NJ Isaacks, deceased, by purchase from the
plaintiff herein, by act passed before N. B. Trist,
notary public III this city, on the first of February,
Seized in the aoov 70 suit.
Terms-l. In cash for a sufficient amount to paw
lars with interest thereon at the rate Of eight per
cent per annum from the first of February, 1872
tn the day of sale eighty dollars attorneys
fees and costs of suit.
2. The purchaser to assume the payment of two
promlssory notes secured by mortgage Oh said
order and indorsed by himself each for the sum of
five hundred dollars, dated the first of February,
1872 and payable respectively three and four years
after ate and bearing interest at the rate eight
per cent per annum from date until paid
B. And the balance of the price of ad Indication if
any, cash on the spot
fe25 mhl3 % Sheriff of tile Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-19

The Committee on Agriculture in the
House are considering new bill relative to
the care of cattle while in trasit over rail-
roads: Instead of combining them twenty.
eight hours in the cars without rest, the
new bill provides that they shall be kept in
but tive nty-four, and then let out into com.
Portable pens and fed and watered. They
are to remain in these pens six hours, in
stead of five, before being retransported.
When they are first put into cars SO arranged
that they can be fed and watered in them,
it is proposed to allow them to remain in
the entire route their removal for six hours
not being necessary.-Wa Washington Chron-