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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-13

The mombors of the Trinity Base Ball club
desire TO return thanks TO Captain CASTOR
for kindly permitting thcm to use the mir
grounds, for the coming tournament.
by order Of the President.
W. X. WilEELOCK, Secretary.
We now ask the citizens TO show their pro-
verbIai public spirit, by contributing $3.50 90,
to be awarded ~ prizes, according to merit,
at the tournament to bc held ON the 3rd and
Ith OF lnlN.
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge--lI. Barksdao, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge-Silas Hare, Sher-
man.
District Attornoy-Ed, q. bower, Dallas,
District and eX.oillcio County Clerk
Alexander Harwood.
Deputy Clerks-R. d, Rawlins, Pierre NJ
Brown, William A. liagSOoG
Sheriti-Iames n. Barkley.
Tax Clerlt--W. l., Nermillion.
Deputy Shcrins-I. NJ. Chapman. Thomas
y. Floyd, Thomas T.. Scott, Beverly Scott,
John Bowen.
Survcyor--Roberr NJ. Cook.
TrcaSurer--Murtin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide lnspector-Thomas John
son.
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peOplc's Market.

Friend iiornby thinks he has exactly hit
the needs OF the community, and asks that
they viii Give his choice cuts of beef, veal,
mutton, soiro loln, tender lOin and porter
house steaks trial, Families may be MS
snled of polite attention, and he is deter
mined to give satisfaction. lOOd3t
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We learn that the demand for English
Female lIltters is almost unprecedented. 1t
cures the young gid the married lady, the
old maid ana the lettering granny. 1t inn
parts iron to the blood, giving color, strength
and health.
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Business continues mlr. There Is mo mate
rial change In quotations nom last report
our merchants have full and complete stocks
laid down nj low figures, and purchases can
bo made NJ unusual advantage. The lolloW'
Ing quotations represent regular wholesale
prices, In nlling small orders, higher rates
WIN hnNn 10 be nnlli
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Attcutioni

We call attention TO the fact that we ar,
determined to close out our liquor stock, {,
make room for flour, at prime invoice cost
Those wishing whislSey will never lind bet
ter chance TO purchase.
OBENCIIAlN & CHILDRESS,
l02dlw Corner Elm and Market street.
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Notary public and agent for
the collection OrClniuIs az Aus"
lin. 0Iilce ai GnsiOn a. Thomas
bank, north side Of tiie public
square.
mar
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Families, picnics and parties supplied with
pure ice cream, In any quantity, at all hours
during the day and evening at
l0ldlw l.. Il. BOTTO & BROS.
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NOIlCE.

No accounts ngaiDs, employees ." Inc
HERALD OGIce win he allowed In vet, g.
ments with the Office unIcay nn order
from The Proprietor IN given.
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Although The dull season IN
setting IN, Ghc "Oid Reliable"
hook and stationery house Of
Pierce AZ hylC, continue 10 re-
ccive heavy invoices Of goods
In their lime. DaliaS II growing
fast, bat they keep ahead OF
her, and have about the largest
book store ia the stale.
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Is there slcltly female In our midst2 Is
there one VINO reads the paper, who has not
tried the use of English Female BItteS?
They come highly recommended. Those
who have used thcln oXtol thom highly, and
we honestly advise our lady friends to send
to the drug store and procure them at once.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

. one horse CARTS o sets cart harness, four
horse wagons, 10 wall tents, 10 sets Concord
rows, 80 large breaking plows, assorted lum =
Der, blacksmith tools, drills and other rock
tools, blasting powder and fuse.
j. NJ. BROWN,
Texas and Pacific Railway Warehouse.
Gd3t
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Precinct No l-John ID. Kertoot presiding
Justcel, Dallas.
Precinct No. 2-Wtlam A. George, Lam
caster.
Precinct No. 3-Charles Barker, Cedar
Hin.
Precinct No. i-Thomas l.. Frank, Brock
inrdge.
Precinct No. 5-Thomas ID. Coates, Scyenc.
gnNyplRIpS
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Law blnnlts of every description, for lsale
aud printed to order, nj this office.
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On Sunday last, three pieces of city scrip.
The owner can have the same by calling at
this office and proving property.
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Three good residences In this city, Imme'
date possession given.
l59-dtf STEAGALL eco.
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First invoice of summer millinery 10 he had
Mt cost at Mrs, Baths, Austin street, neNr the
pOstOllice, oldtt
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
CORRECT RAlLROADTJME

Can always be found Mt j. NJ Grams, on
Main street. Also, Gold and silver Watches
that WILL KEEP II.
Arrival and Departure of Trains nj
Dallas.
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A. ys Sioagn.I, Notary Pub-
he, OisiCe opposite ADAMS y
LeOnnrd's bank, O3d2m
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NOTICE 10 ADVEltrIsERN.

HIerenftcraIi biiIs for advertisements
IN this paper VIII be collected monthly
unless otherwise specified In contracts
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Tin: &c, l0Xll, charcoal, per box SI7 50: TX
l0xll. charcoal, 5000; 10, l2xl2, charcoal
81 90; lC charcol, llx2O, slS 80; TX, charcoal
llx2O, so 50; &c, llx2D, roofing, $40 80; &c, gOx
~, $500 block tin a 10 Soc; Sheet zinc n 10
l6c; Pig lead @ 10 Toe; Copper botsoms x N
SOC; sheet iron 2iS21 8 III l2tac; solder extra
refined y ID Sic; Galvanized from In full bum
dies q 10 zoe; American Russia q 10 Soc
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-E1' "a I@-N-to Z TN MD,
pro,,, ,,,, o,,,.,. ,.,, Arrives,
From the North mail and expreSS). B:l3 a, m.
FROM the South, accommodation 2:.D n. m
From the North, (accommodation)lO 1899 d, m
TEXAS AND PACIFIC,
Leaves. Arrives
M M, nm NJ Express..'.....i1O a. M. ll:2Op. M.
Mixed Iratn"........,.......3OOp ID. m. l:3i n. m.
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Bnconi Cleamldos l2c, breakfast ll-ei
llams, cnnyassed, li@lbci Hams, sugar-cufod,
lhc
Molassos On barrels per gallon)i Fair dooi
Prime zoe; Choice SOC; Golden syrup Dci HilNof
DupA 7j0SOc.
sugar un barrels per pound)i Far lOci
Prime II ~, Choice PES Yellow clarified ~
White clarified l2c;powdorod llciCrushed ~ /!
Fish (MuCkGfoD; No, half barrels slOi NO
., half barrels -; No, /, Kits " 70, No. =, klb
81 ~.
TnbnppD. MGR In Manic.
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Yellow Pine,rough,all sizes and length s25 90
per m; White Pine clear, IA, ~ ana 2 inches
$50 90 per IN; White Pine Notwithstanding
S21 80 per III; White Pine Notwithstanding
s25 % per m; White Pine Notwithstanding
s2a 80 per m; White Pine ceiling $50 % per m;
White pine inch boards $40 10 per M; White
Pine inch boards $50 90 per M White Pine
boards Si2 90 per m; Palings, fancy heads,
~ % per m; Lnth SS 90 per M; Shineleg,
white pine, 81 90 per M; Shingles, white
pine, " 80 per IN: Shingles, hite pine, IS 90;
barrel,
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The most elegant fans i'm Dali
las. are at Franklin's book
store, Main street.
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Precinct No. IA, IL Hardin
Precinct SO. M, NJ. Fondrcn.
Precinct No. ar. Il. Barker.
Precinct No. al. =, Floyd
Precinct No. 5--J. A. Fisher.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
Precinct No. William l.. Cabcll, Dallas
Precinct No. 2--Ianes IL. Swindoils, Ian.
easter.
Precinct No. S-Elam Sharp.
Precinct No. l-'rhomaS j. Nash.
Precinct No. 5-iIeury &. sweet, Scyeno.
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Timers stocks and Metn,..

All sizes, from to 60 cut SO CO., all sizes cas-.
Ing to IL 81 "; all sizes finishing to 10 81 90
3D. fine 50 %: refined bar iron 6ISc u 10; plow
iron Sc v h; pillow steel l2{c n 10.
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Peaches, 2-b, % dozen, " iOOg2 60;Penrs, 2-lt, "
dozen, % 10; flums, green cages, IN % dozen,
S2 20; Strawberries, 2-lb, " dozen, " 7ji RnSp-
bcrlieS 2-lb, FdOzen, 50 ~; Blackberrles, 2'lb,
Corn, 2.ib u dozen, - lO@3 %; Peas, g-b, "
dozen, y 80, Succolash, 2-lb " dozen, 81 30;
LoDSters, lib, " dozen, - ~; Oysters, l-lb, v
dozen, u 70.
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Bmndies-Apple, 81 j0@3 20; Peach, 81 100
8 BOZ Cugnac, ~ 2jW7 %.
WhiSkioS--Bourbon ana Rye, 81 75@3 co.;
Imitation Bourbon, u I5Dl 20
Wines-purt and sherry, 81 1903 W.
RcctiGcd Whisliey al lJ@l 10.
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lNrIlEA.


Boys Kip Brogans sl2 0o@l5 % u doz; Mems
do 81 jOGl5 10 ~ doz; Moments heavy Peg Kin
Sl2 OO@lS % D doz; Boys Kip Boots SIS OO@
30 10 " doz; Mems 90 $50 00GiS % y doz.
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Dubois County Delinquent Tax List for 1872.
PAroKATP. CONTINUED.


Opel John c. 557, W sec 20 2r
A. 80 acres, W tse see 20 ara. so acres,
total amount of taxes due, $2a 62.
Osborn John d. 56i J n lnw sec -
I 2r .. 20 acres, total amosnt of taxes
due sac 40.
Stillwell Elizabeth GO wn sec 2S
tzr q, 40 acres, g w sec 26 I gro. 40
acres, total amount of taxes due. Si6 So.
Ninnen Simon 7s5 pit c sw see "a
arc, acres he sec i4t 2r6, sOacres.
sen sec IA 2 D, 40 acres, total
taxes due S25 H.
FERDINAND IT,. 500.
Biscbe Joseph 40 ne sec 1874 leo
acres, total amount taxes due, $50 a.
Boeglin John ~ EN- W sec 3 IA
40 acres, ne sw sec 5 3 "a 40 acres,
total amount taxes due, $40 81.
Bromer Annie 30 n sec 3 Bra
40 acres, total amount taxes due. sic o..
Drach Anthony 62 n sec 1913
4, Az acres. total taxes due. SI8 30
Miller Otheia 255 as W sec l2t3r
4. 40 acres : wise sec IL { 3 "a. 40 acres,
n e sec Is 3 + 4, 10 acres, total taxes
due. $28 80.
McLure Boon 2S3 sese see 25 BRA.
40 acres, : sec ~ I 3 4, 80 acres,
total taxes due. SIS 43.
Schelling Jacob heirs, 800 lot No. 4 sec
81 3 f. 1873 acres, lot No. see 27
[ 3r A. GA acres, total taxes due, $40 -.
Wilson VIM. H. 447 n " sec 20 -
+ 8, 40 acres, total taxes due, 50
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N Oct &c +

is hereby given, that so much Of The
Lands and Lots described In the forego-
ing list rs may be necessary to discharge
the full amount Of said taxes. interest,
and charges theron. or due from The
owner thereof. AT the time of sale. will
be sold ut public auction. nj the Court
House door in the town Of Jasper. Du-
bois County. Indiana. on the III Monday
of February, 1874. betwecn the hours Of
10 o'clock. A. NJ, aud 4 o'clock. y. VI. of
said day. in the manner prescribed by
law. and that such sale will continue
from day to day until all OF said lands
and lots are disposed Of
AUGUST LITSCHGT.
Auditor of Dubois County.
by W. NJ. CArEHARr, Deputy.
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TO WV LOTS.

Langc Catharine Ferdinand. lots NOES
aud %. ana T. add. lot No. 80, total taxes
due. Sl2 So.
Lueken Clement j. Ferdinand, lot No.
40 and 20, total taxes due. 81 a.
Ruhkamp Henry ST.. 1913 Ferdinand.
lot No. al. total taxes due. SIS IS.
Unknown Owner. 4Oi. Ferdinand. lot
No. 255. total taxes due, So 70.
Wiitenhorst Henry, 436, Fercina nd, lot
No. $50 and 242, total taxes due, $40 g.
Wittenhill w, 437. Ferdinand, lot No.
2l9. total taxes due, 81 90.
Frick Elizabeth, 22s, Bretzville. lots
No. 10 and IL, and ~ and / 3. total taxes
due, sl9 "A.
Schnel Henry $3.50 Schnellvillp. :. ".
lot No. IL. total taxes due, sos ~.
Fisher Thomas 2ll, Celestine. lots No.
II. rs and "a. total taxes due. SO 56.
Kunkle Michael 3S7. st Anthony. lots
No. 81 and 81. total taxes due. So 80.
Guckes Agnes 2O6. Jasper. Buchari's
add. lot No. 3. total taxes due. S48 81.
Halter Joseph 252, Jasper Buchart's
add, \ ! lot No. 2, total taxes due.
S24 a..
! Poison James..T Jasper. Buchart's adj
ldition. lots No. IL and Is, total taxes
due, $91 10.
Brucher Wilhemna l3. Jasper. Kun-
dicks add, lot No. 3, total taxes due,
u Sfl AZ.
Baum Joseph IS. Jasper. lot No. W q
l02. total taxes due. sl7 -.
Unknown Owner 1S2, Jasper, lot No.
231, total taxes due. Sll Oh
i Berger John, IIuntingburg, 1 $. pit.
lot No. %, total taxes due, $40 63.
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NAMES OF OWNERS.

Burford Lanson
lSlLutz Louis
traycrait joan
Z urlIs Salem
Convers George l.
Clements James
Davis Mary j
DAWSON Andrew j
--I...yi . Joln
Ceyer Adam
Graham Robert
Haywood cambridge
iiigginOoihail ID ID
Jonrs Martin
--Jul,cs Daniel
krelcr and Mustard
hegams } W N W
Loveall Nathaniel
Mclvcr Thomas
Al L. .... Az L.
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STATE or INDIANA, DuBors COUNTY. IS:

STATE or INDIANA, DUBors COUNTY. SIS:
], AUGUST LITSCHGI. Auditor in
and for said county. do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a correct list Of
lands and lots returned and remaining
delinquent for the payment of taxes
due thereon. or bv the ow ner thereof.
for the year 1872, and former years. to-
gether with the taxes for the current
year. 1873, including interest, penalty.
and charges due thereon, as appears on
record in nv ofiie.
In testimony whereof. hereunfo
subscribe my name. and afllx my Of
! fetal seal. at Jasper, Indiana. this
18th. dav Of December. a. ID. 1873.
AUGUST LITSCIIGI. a. ID. &.
by W. NJ. CAprnARr, Deputy.
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Warren John NJ
HARRISON TIP, NO. q
Arms Charles
Rsinbridge TIP. NO. 3.
Berry Arthur
Eckenfcls Frederick,
Guenther Nicholas
klaus Charles
, 1874-12-19

Esp Fort Corrtspoedtn.e af tho Eoston 7ranaerint.
MnIy old stor1cB arc told III society III New
York, relative to tho suddenly-weatthy but un-
cultured pouplo who aro anxious 70 have pictures
iu their parnrs, Not long slnco mother anh
daugltor of this class cal!od upon Judy On Fifth
ayonuc, who had travelled extensively III Europe.
xua whose drawing rooms vera lined with tno
pictures. She can,o, sAo said, to ask alYlco
about purchasing pictures, D sub ject with whcl.
Blu was unfamiliar. "Wllat kind OF pictures do
you prefer !" asked tho lady whose good Offices
wero sought. "Do you wish landscapes. or
figure ploeas, or marine ytcws!" Tho mother
aaked tho daughter. The daughter ddnt know,
mud finally tho mother aad sho had intended to
purchase M obong picture II tho could lind
ono in tho maykot; and thought painting
would bo choapur than mirror! Anotl.or lady
who had como into possossion OF 3 bsown-stone
house, had It furnished Hlll pictured througl-
out. Showing her frionds ovor tho maasion, she
snid, "You zee hayo had my pictures match tho
carpeta aud furniture. Tloso in tho drawing
room aro pink, bccause the wallis antl carpet arc
pink while those in tho dininS-rooln nrs blue -"
, 1874-12-19

LUCY Fl. Hooper wrtea to : tho , pAila,olpiia ID, | i
p,ess from Paris: ~ plcaslna incida't which -
ILLUSTRATIVE Of tho peculiar natnre ofs rreuch
posness WAY recently osr'a'sa a rfns iG me by % Sa IN
whole rcono. 4 short ti,no ago tho DUCHESS do
Moashy wss returning 5 ao e t. tasee 7s 1fG sS M
E,nnreas ut Chiuclh,irst. It 10 chaucet That tho
Daio Do oehf1ass"d 1sas IL h1sse Hsasnd ase noa Am
nassongcr In tho Ratuo train, accompanied by his
whole sn'te. On srs;yig o. beard the s1rable t1,
oyory atsteruom on board had boon engaged Tor
tito Duke md ls attendants. It waa Raining 10
atnlosp!,cro af the cloao mud stutfv catin. b!.o
pent messenger TO tho Dulso to request Of him
tIlo uso Of one OF ogtateroo,ns which had bocn
pccurol for Ills servants. With trno Frn1,ch
oo,lrtesy, ho rofusad. and the beautiful Dncl'c:v'
wrapped in waterproof cloak, Bat iu tho pour
lux rain during tho s,hole Of tho two-l1oAaa wy
ago. Tue nonapartlst principles Of tho !ady
woro probably tho cat,so Of the gontlenlans io-
lunal to op!ige her, hut 1t Is hard 70 i.nnEino
state Of party feeling in tho united ssatea wllleh
Mould lead oil American gonttoman to I'D t:cas q
woman, and beautiful pila ut thnt."
, 1874-12-19

SEPARATE p1EoE or PROPERTY,
upon which the first ai'l second mortgage bonds
10 binding. It Hhso the Company tho light to
levy and oulloct tolls for tho ,1so and protection
OF tho bridge, itH approaches aud appurtona'ceH,
saying nothing whatever about the brtEe be-
Ing part of the continuous llno Of tho railroad;
hut distinctly provided that nothing In tho net
rhall be 20 construed M 10 change tho caBtorn
terminus Of the Union pnclic Nailrond from tho
place whero It is now tlxcd under existlng lawn,
nor to rocaso tho Union Pacific Railroad COM
pany, or Its Encccssols, from III obligations to
carry thu Government mails, tronra, and Bnp-
plies, as Established under exibting laws.
Upon tho atronyti, of thiH act, tile Company
$4,000, 600 to raiBo tho means necessary, ant, Hold
them chiefly In tha London nlarkota, with tho
distinct understanding OF thu law permitting
thom to DO the first lion upon tho property, as
vohtmoats III tho rallrond. Upon Which first and
second mortgage bonlls had boon already issued.
Tho bridge bonds wero negotiated and sold III
good faith.
% previous laws locating thn terminta,, the
Honglson hill virtually proposes to inyalidato
tho claims Of tho bridge bundholdcrs. ai'd to
declare tho bridge a part Of tho continuous limo
making them ono plceo Of property, subject to
the first and second mortgage bonds Issued to
complete tho road; aud, BY Its notion, roputiat-
Ing tho previous nets o! Consross. aud making
LA6 b41Ak9 UV4!Ap Io|AFAtAhf14f HAAA Lila f0As
Wc claim such action by Cungrcss will DO n lAw
In retrospect, passed for tho purpose Of inyal-
dating tho rights Of property, which cannot bc
legal, rs tho Company has lono nothing to for
Feit Its charter md ID not IN armed rebellion
agninst tho Government, neither aro no at war
with Gront Drtan.
Tho passage OF such bill will, therefore,,
DE UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Even Ncro tho bill cfiectiyo. tho inralidnsion OF
tho bridge bonds would inyulvo tito Company iu
endless litigation with tho detraudcd bollt'ho!d-
ers sud produce no ena Of diplomatic corto-
spondcnco between the two Governments, ro-
suttng iu bad feeling from sueh iudecisro
ncton Oh tho part Ut Congress. Hence We can
legally aud hohesAy come e no othor conclusion
thantthat tho act OF Fob. .A 1871. Is final that
the eastern terminus is ut Omaha tint tho
bridge is g separate laioco Of property, entirely
distinct from the railroad; aud TINT there IL aa
much propnety in naying steamship is d rail-
ioad-car, Doc<.,ae thoy both require wheels.
Thcre aro other points might disouau, but II
10 needless. Lot the matter 10 carried into tho
Supreme Court Of tho United statos and
TESTED,
, 1874-12-19

Fran the Mobile {Aia.) Rf,tsfer,
The Roy. D.. Thomas U. Dudley. Of Virginia, ro-
cent}y OF Baltimore, las beeu olectol Bishop of
Kentucky. to Hucuoed bishop Culnmlus, leposol.
All! Tom, MY boy. do YOU renlol1lber thu
"Dedilh" OF the University OF Virginia? What
jollr tlnlea thoao wore? Now you arc. Diahop!
dealing faro. Not long ago we picked up Pat
torson on tho streets dead drunk, aud forwarded
him TO alissiauppI, Arnell, OF TennoaHoo, turnotl
naliosl, wont to CongroHA and died. Walmo.h
islaua. TAommon was htllcd leading m Arkat,-
sas regiment ut Shiloh. AL tic roat uf ID who
nre mol dead Or forgotten aro struggling to koep
our nosoa aboyo water: You alono aro BHAop,
Gulf. from the faro.banks OF tho Wost, from
judicial seats, from tho studios Of Professors,
and tue pulpits Of tue ocolesiast!cs, so talo OH
our hnta Apa cheer sheer sor re nov K9nsuoky nisllop
truost tfena, and pi.xess apiE!t old Virginia esaf
Easa birth to.
, 1874-12-19

FTUNl fHe S1N10 N0ThaFa {CaE.} 7hle1.
Mr.. Oln.htcd, Ut CarpontogIs. llaa ftnisAca
picking lie crop OF almonds. lie wlll naye Iron
his orcl,aid ts soaHou over five tons Of tho Ian
Euedoc, or soit-Bloll almonds. Mr.. olmrtod's
orchard is only four ycars CID, aud Of course y
not yes IL iull hoaring. His trees bora low
nuts when two yea,s old Tno thna year d,
Two roWy iu The orchard, covering ground oqu.Y-
alont 10 . acroa. that reocIyod great oara il
plantlng and apccal culture. producod 2,G'0
pounds Of dried aln.ouds. This ylo!d, at tho
wholoanlo San Franc!uco marriott price for tue
nolt- shell almond. will gsvo Mr.. O!mstcd aboCs
{,}o ,,or acrc, aftor paving al! exponBoa of tho
yours oultn.o, gathering. saukinH and maslet~
lng. Mr. Olms!c.l l.eepa tho ground c!ear, oul-
tiyatIag nothing batweon ths treoH, nor allowing
wools to groH up to rob tlon,. Tie t1sos
4hpull In Ut lakss ~ fesk anats etoll xsfA
, 1874-12-19

Norsh-!s the most psa.cntiols community. 1t
has tue considerable timber supply Of tho Rcd,
bheycnnc. snd slaplo n!vers; and tho Goycrn-
nlaut half OF .llU land Ia lnhon along tleeo
atrcans, and VII within 10 m!leB f:oin town OF,
tic pralrio hut hesitate nothing In Haying
TINT thoro It practically stops aud has stopped.
Aiueh Of this occupation waa speculative. The
title is obtained. Tic Railvoad Company Inns
sold considerable lai,ds, but thoy are not olton
occupied Tho ToNn Of Fargo IT,, In winter,
practically dend. Thcrc is ono eonorsl s'ofo,
tIopot, tic local d-oflice, = very largo and
most oxce'ont hotel, and tito remainder con.
eeta Of numerous ealoonB. Casa County poed
500 votcB lant G1oction.
West Of thia, along tho road 60 mtloH, thora is
on effort to found u colony III Worthngson. Tow
ronaRin there during t1io winter, aud tho future
ia not ccrtninly bright. In fact. was told tt B
uncer!uin Indeed. Ono hundred miles bringH us
to jamestown, on James lliyer-a aa,ali town.
l,aar which iH Fort Seward. Il,ere is no agrioul-
tuna! settlement whatever about It, mid no pre-
tcuso OF any. Thpy poflol SO votes, including
oil the. rallroRd-cnfnloyos within ro1oh. Quo
hundred 1nilaa tu,tlor Ia tho daBhing, apecula-
tive, aud Aopeful
on tho Missouri. 1t nlaGos strong pretons!ons,
and boars itself ir n manly way ; has good anl
p!ucky newspaper, aud 1nny succcod. Its e1ist-
onco is from tho tranafor tlero to water-coin-
mu1'icatson. from tho military posts md oxpodi-
tionB, md from speculation. Tho county Our
loigh) caat about 50D rotcs. though Bomo If these
~oto from attached counties: Thero IL very
Slight agrlc1ltnrhl population nnt It has no sleor
no M H,1eh. anu there IN no PARTICULAR claim maao
III this rospect. :, ,., =.
ihoso afo az TUG communities 10 Northern
Dakota. mud tl,oro arc not more than two or
threa that hnSo my klnd OF permanent nmt IN, ~,
oroaang rufal populatlon. Iheao aro n1chlano n
ana Cssa Counties. Moss u nos aii OF tiio
9tnor oott1ements on Koa dmsef GIe 9om. 9at.
winter ohrinas thom gu 70 TUG minimum OF neeea-
| aafy occupation. Attor tho timber ~ oecupaea,
lho pfa'rios aIo settlod Vo1y slo~ly N 40 eola q
region. Many Of tho rosiacnts aro Iallfoaa. OIL
pioyes many oher Sc, ssHm 70 20 mating g g ieash an
whether tue rai!foan Wlll 30 forward WIN Gov-
ernaleils subsidy, Ih!s ls Whqny impfobaoio !;
AMa, ~Hen " iai'e, anu u tne Auuson bay uoln'
patly Wlthhfa"e, tlo act1al remaining baals se-