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And although not permitted TO partlcl-
pate or mlnglo In the bright throng,.
u hasty, we might say casual glance
over the dazzling scene, convinced rs
that everything WIS passing OF with
the utmost satlfaoiIon.
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Auction sale of Unclaimed Express
Packages. .

On Monday morning next, those
popular auetioneers, AIessrs. Hin,
Shields 4 Co, win dispose Of two hum
dred unclaimed packages, on account
the Texas express company, to pay
charges on the same. The majority Of
these packages contain. no doubt much
that is really valuable aud useful, and
as they will be sold for mere moth.
ing, our citizens should attend.
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Cold Pens. Blnnk Hool.s. Etc.

Gold Pens. Blank Books. Etc.
The largest, most complete
and elegant sock Of gold pens,
blank books. stationery, bibles,
Sunday school literature, iniSs.
pocket books, bankers eases.
feather busters. picture frames.
albums, pocket cutlery and crO-
quet sets i'm Dallas. In AT Frank
Inns book store, Main street.
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An elegant new AriOn piano
for sale ai cost and carriage.
which IN si75 less than mani
utactures' price. This IN ~ bar
gain moi found every dny.
PIERCE AZ LYLE.
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Have you tried the new sta
tioncry and paper firm, Elm
street. next TO Wheat's. Reed Il
Lathrop Will sell envelopes.
writing and wrappiag paper,
and stout MANILA bags, ai NJ.
Louis prices.
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Exchange.
nuxipg
THE GENERAL MARKET.

General business is improving. Quotations
do not show much change. Bacon has ad.
vanced and coffee has declined slightly;prints
also show q slight decline In some lines.
Our merchants have full and complete ssocks
laid down A. low figures, and purchases can
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For two gentlemen, can be- obtained In prl-
vate family, by applying TO
STEGALL & CO.,
0ldlw Corner Elm ard Austin streets.
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" isan oft mooted question, can Consump-
ton be cured. Tho pros and cons are
almost inDnperaple Us are the victims to
this fatal disease. Ca one ground all agree,
that Marsden's pectord Dalm VIII relieve
every case and cure a majority. For sale b.,
all druggists.
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Twelve lots zone hloclS) ON the principal
business street of thetowu of Hutchins, on
The Central Railroad, In Dallas county, for
sale at low prices. Apply 10
JOHN W. SWINDELLS,
Iylidtf Herald Onlce.
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rhe Hebrew Bencyo,ent Association

on Sunday next, May 3lst, the object OF
when IN To raise money for the purposes of
the assocation~-chnrliy, Tickets, 81 Tor the
round trip can be had OF Alex. Sanger, see
rotary, or any other membcr OF the associa.
ton. 0Odlw
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We have inv facilities and the work
men 90 do ~ good work. and NJ m
low rates, M ean be done anywhere
mad We mesn 10 40 u. hiring your
Fine Job werh 10 TmR DAILY HER
AID OFFICE. Corner OF Main and
I.amar streets. fN"
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TANNEHILL LODGE, No. SO, 4. & A. NJ,
meets on the second and last Saturday even.
lngs OF each month, vt the Masonic Hall.
JOHN j. GOOD, W. NJ,
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE..

C,ryo,, ,, NAVoR.s ORFICR,
, VlTY or DALLAS, May 2, 1874
e,,'sal p.isons having scrip, bonds or otnel
men. iHeices OF Indebtedness against the city OF
ros 'i"s' are hereby notified In obedience TO
a.. e9'a'ioh Oh the city council, passed on the
n,s' Jay OF May, lS7I, to present the same tc
tb e dsv Secretary for registration, before the
7a,,, W. l.. CABELL,
MayOr.
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80 nPiGrel ~ the effect produced by using
hneauds Hair Dye, tbat no one can detect
Its use. ..-
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New summer pattern hats, at Mrs. Baths,
to he had at cost, Austin street, near the post
Office. 1t& Sldtf
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Law Blanks of every description, for sale
and printed to order, at this otilce. q
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bo made at Unusual advantage, The iollor-
lnq quotations represent regular whole"H'
prices, In hlling Hmnu orders, hRh'' fa"A
viii lave 10 be paid
groceries.
paconi Clearsld,, l2c, breakfast li-ei |
Hams, opnyassedi iim'a iialhhhusV-'u''''
Molasses lin barr, per- gallou' FAR npci |
Prime zoe; Choloo60C Golden syrup sue nlF'' |
pdpa 1bthur. ,,t. t,,, /
pri,a,, iittm Choicr .u Yellow clarified i2ti |
White cinrihud lariluW cred lsWtluhhGl ll'a' |
fish lMaCkeToDi 40, I, hall barrels Wv ~, |
2, half barrels svi No. !, Kits " To- NO. = hl'
Tobacco, per ID, S1slc.
Comes and Tea.
rio, common, 2ic Fair 70 good, 2sei pnlne
70 choice, 2Soi u w. java "oi ioH' P'' W. 'VS
" :" Breads,uns ANA Grain.
FIour-Extra Family " 5Os6 vOj Choice
xxx IS Oos5 25i XXX 81 7o9S W. Xxx " |'s
~.
bran, n 100 lbs,sl q.
Oats v bushcl 6ajI7lo,
Wheat per bushol, 81 ~,
Corn, per bushel, u O0sl 10,
Corn meal por NJ ms, 81 Olel 10,
Potai oos-Tahlo s. 5000 90. ..-,
Heans. White navy " 100 ibs ~ W9i W.
Fruits MUS Az" '""'ee''""'''''
,,.,.,o,,,,tos I'm ii,.ton,on aim. s9,Ornnaes
pilou 40 M, iwl,s ,,yt :, N ibc, italsins i'm
LAYERS, q box, new 81 10; Dried currpnts,
Xnnte, n N, new l5c; Turkish prunor new
b N Id; AimOnds, son shell, " ID Gc Fllberls
new h n 2Oc Walnuts, y ID 2jc, Brazil nuts,
n n zoe; Peanuts, y N l2,gei ugah l,5 idi
Dn nrs y,3,J q n Sp,to6c, pecaHs' N bushr'
snt.S '""''' " "'S'''
W W. r.n,.d t,oo,is,
-, 49,, n',,,,.,.. .,.,, "a
Peaches I'D dozen, " W9s UI'he ". ~ --n,
y "a; slmwnerries, 2-h " d9Ieh, " l2i ltasb-
berries, 2.lb NdnHen, " w bii'sNotIIles, S'ln W
| " dozen, W ~ Tomatoes s,b, " nuNh 81 ~;
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RIDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. %, |. o.
o. r., meets on the first and third Friday
nights Ia each month, nj the Odd Fellows
inll. JNO. ID. KBRFOOT, O.. p.
4. a. SAYRE, Scribe.
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Blnenuds lightning Hair Dye is unlver-
sally used by BARRIERS ~ the best known.
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From the frigid zones OF the north to the
give me h. Il. h,
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DALLAS CHAPTER, No. Il, Royal Arch
Masons, meets NJ the Chapter Rooms In the
city Of Dallas, On the iirst Monday after tho
last Saturday In each month.
W, NJ. q. YOUNG, NJ. Il. IL. l..
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
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Reed 4 Lathrop, Elm street.
next 10 Wheat's, have paper
bags. straw and MANILA paper,
ut NJ. Louis prices.
2ldlm
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SOCIETIES.


DALLAS COMMANDERY Not Knights
Templar, VIII meet at the Asylum In the city
of Dallas, on the first Thursday after the last
Saturday In ouch month,
FRANK AUSTIN, y, &.
En-, g. BOWER, Recorder.
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Law Blanks OF every description for sale
and printed to order at this Office. ets
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DALLAS LODGE No. "A, J. .. ., r., meets
on every "Wednesday night, ut the odd Fell
lows Hall. II. l.. JET, ", u.
Nj, TuEyENET Secretary.
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First inyoice of summer millinery 70 be had
atcost at Mrs. Baths, Austin street, neal. the
postofflce. sldtf
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GOou TenpIars.

THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, |. 0, q. T.,
meets every Saturday night ut the Thomas
Chapel church.
SION 4. RECORD. W. G. T.
4 W nNinnn W laar.tnry
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on good security, Address llox 80 pall@i
l',O. 0sdat
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HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

Arrival and Departure of Trains nj
Dallas.
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"NeurII."

Instantaneous cure for neuralgia.
II. {. HOSKINS,
Wdly Agent for Dallas.
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Three good ressdeFess IN this city. Imme-
diate possession given.
l5e-dtf nos sTEAaALL A co.
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COEuR DE LEON LODGE. No. 8, meet
Chancellor; X. H. scay, Chancellor Com
mHuder; Il. Ward, Vice Chancellor; Richard
Morgan Prelatei II. +. Auuspaugh, Master
of EXchequer jos. l.. Fisher, Master Of III
nance; j. w. Walden, Keepero of Records and
Seals,
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At,cn,ios, Farmers and Gardcncrsi

We will have, In ono week, potntoo nlipsin
any quantities 10 suit. For sale AT
WILLIAMS BROS
Also NJ Or. Iuckors' garden.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ConRECrR AuLnoAD TIME

Can always be found Mt J. NJ. orams, on
Main street. Also, Gold and Silver Watches
that WILL KEEP IT.
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Pntrons of MnshnndrY.

Patrons oi llusbandry, meets NJ Patrons
hall, Richardson, on the lrSt ana third Sat.
urdays OF each month.
T. l.. FRANK, Master.
ID, II. BECK ER, Secretary.
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Canned t.oo,ls,

Peaches, IN, N dozen, " iOGt2 6D;rcnrs, IN, v
dozen, 81 w; Plums, green guges, 2.lh y dozen,
81 rs; Strawberries, 2-h, u dozen, " 20; Rnsp-
berries, 2.b, tldozen, ~ w; BnclSOerries, 2'lh,
n dozen, " Nv; Tomatoes, 2.h, y dozen, - 40.
Corn, 2-lb, n dozen, " 1908 %; Peas, IN, u
dozen, So 50; Succotasl, 2-h, d dozen, 80 So;
HOLSTERS LIB, y dozen, So 90; oysters, lib, "
ln1nn Al IN
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

oFFioE OF THE DALLAS HERALD,
Max. N TO-.
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Tin: IL, l0xl4, charcoal, per box Sl7 80; tx
l0xl4, charcoal, 5000; IG, l2xl2, charcoal
5000; IC,. charcol, llxb, SIS 80; TX, charcoal,
lix20, SO 80; &c, llHlO, rooHng, SIG 80; &c, 2Ox
Is, S3i On: block tin q ID soc; sheet zinc q 10
l5c; Pig lead y IN lOc Copper bottoms y 10
soc; sheet iron 26x27 y II l2tso Solder extra
refined q ID 3Sc; Galvanized from In full bun
dies u h zoe; American Russia " h Doe.
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William b. Parker's Compound
Fluid Extract Buchu has never been
introduced into any district in which
II did not at once, by its Intrinsic mer-
It's, assert its claims to public favor.
Wherever II has been offered for sale
the demand for IL has rapidly in
creaseds Try1a bottle, and yon will
soon see the reason for this. For sale
by all druggists, everywhere.
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Flour-Extra Family " Os6 gOi. Choice
xxx IS OOs6 ~; xxx 81 7ogS w; Xxx " 2lS
4 No.
Bran, y 100 lbs,sl q.
Oats v bushcl BO97lo,
Wheat per bushOl, 81 10.
Corn, per buahel, 81 Goal 10.
Corn meal, por NJ ibs, 81 Ol@l 10,
Potnloos-Table s. OO6G0 90.
Reans, White navy y 100 M 81 bO97 On,
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Foreign N ews.
Election Nevs...Heavy

British Election News---Heavy Gale.
LONDON, Feb. l2--The returns thus
far received show Al Home Rulers, 90
Conservatives and Liberals are elected
in Ireland, The Home Rulers are conf.
dent of the election of total OF over
sixty members to the new Parliament.
The heavy gale which prevailed yes
terday on the Baltic sea caused an over.
flow along the entire eastern coast of
Schleswig- Holstein. The dykes protect
ing the lowlApds burst in many places
and great tracts OF land were flooded.
TIE damage to property is immense and
serious loss OF life is feared.
VICTORIA, &. c., Feb. lion Mon.
day afternoon citizens numbering nearly
1000 marched to the Parliament build.
ing in an orderly manner. D'uelmeken
presented a petition passed at n meeting
on Saturday, the germ Of which is that
this meeting deems it not advisable to
enter into any negotiations for capitalz.
ing the dry-dock guarantee or to borrow
any money from the Dominion Govern
ment until the scheme Of the McKe zie
ministry for the relaxation Of the terms
of union shall be made known, and
further, that it is distinctly opposed to
the provisional government interfering
in any manner with the terms, or agree
ing TO any new terms offered by tho Nc
Kensie government until the same shall
have been submitted to the people for
adoption.
The application by the ministry for a
gunboat 10 be stationed off the Govern.
ment buildings was refused by the com.
mauder Of the feet. There was large
police force in attendance, but no dis.
turhance occurred.
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Pacific Coast.

Various Items of California News.
Mosquitoes are on the wal. wath in
Oakland.
The baby born on the steamer Julin,
near Collinsville lately, has been named
Julia Collins Beaver.
From every hundred pounds OF the
petroleum found in the oil region of Los
Angeles, after the oil is refined, at lpast
ave pounds Of parafne, worth thirty
cents a pound, can be manufactured.
Fl. T. Knight, near Folsom, has sown
2OS acres Of barley, nu1, weather per-
hitting, proposes 10 SOW 200 more.
In Sun Francisco last week the Health
Officer reports that 62 persons died-the
smallest number of deaths in any one
week for five months past.
The thieves in Oakland are becoming
very troublesome. They are classed ga
silver-wnre, meal saloon, and miscel-
lnneous thieves.
There were in attendance at the public
schools in San Francisco. 10 1873, n
total of 30 .095 pupils, and the average
daily attendance WAS $3.50.
Ten thousand Eucalyptus trees were
shipped to Centreville from Oakland on
he 9th of February.
Nevada Tcicgrnnhic Items.
The Virginia City Police Court is doing
an extensive business nowadays.
A lot of Piute bucks. at Virginia City.
IN Saturday night dragged a squaw over
he ground and stones by her heels, and
rs the squaw has not been seen since, it
is believed she was killed.
In order to meet the demands OF the
increasing bullion products OF tho Com
stock, the capacity Of the refinery de-
partment Of the Carson Mint has been
doubled.
A Virginia City woman borrowed
money to speculate in stocks, and when
the stocks went down. she went down,
too, and left town, but was overtaken
md now lnngrishes in Jail.
Governor Bradley announces that he
will be candidate for reelection.
Steamer Arrivai---Mining Stoeas.--
Crown Point Dividend.
San FRANctsco, Feb. l2.-The Pacific
Nail Steamer Japan arrived this after.
loon from Hong Kong in 81 days; &c
lays from Yokohama.
The mining share market continues
soft. The Crown Point mine paid stock.
holders $500. 900 to-day.
The Giant Powder Company has dc.
,lared a dividend Of IN per cent.
The Julia Mining Company has levied
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COLORADO ITEMS. clip the follow
ing from tue Pueblo Chieitain, of Janu-
airy 90
Il is reported thar there is some lobby.
ing going on around the legislative halls
IN Denver. having for its object the cut.
ting oil OF the southern portion of the
Territory and leaving it without a name,
or making it part Of New Mexico. The
movement is said 20 have originated from
the opposition, or the part of some of
onr citizens TO the State bill. This is II
little piece OF spite work OH the part Of
some OF our northern aspirnnts for State
offices. Don't leave us out in the cold
Oh don't.
We would again call the attention Of
or citizens to the necessity of imme.
date action in the matter of building a
wagon road TO the San Juan country.
Some three or four other towns in south.
ern Colorado are already pushing their
roads over into the San Luis Valley, and
II We care anything about the trade Of
that country, we must be up aud doing
1t Is II matter Of vital importance, so let
Us begin at once.
We understand that party Of our cit.
gems will start next Monday on a trir
over the proposed route Of the new road
to the San Juan country, for the purpose
OF making estimates RS to the cost oil
construction. There seems to BE- gren,
deal Of interest manifested in this enter
prise among our business men and
others, and we are happy to say tina,
there is every prospect of its being q
success.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-13

REPUTATION II MINNEso1A.- The
Cleveland (Ohio) Leader says that the
stigma of reputation is fixed upon the
State Of Minnesota by Judge Dillon, Of
the United States Circuit Court, in his
recent decision dismissing the suit OF
Selah Chamberlain, OF Cleveland, against
the St. Paul and Sioux City and the
Southern Minnesota Railroads, for a
million dollars in Minnesota bonds,
which Mr.. Chamberlain claims that the
companies named ought to pny MS sue.
eessors to the companies for which h.
did worl; rs contractor, receiving these
bonds as compensation. The Judge,
finding that the State grarted clea
title to the new companies, dismissed
the suit. but in doing so. made this re.
mark, which Minnesota on2ht to know i,
far from q favorable inscription upon her
escutcheon:
''lf the State was suabe in the courts.
there can be no donbt that the bond.
wonlfi be legally enforceable against 1t
Justice and honor alike require the STATE
TO recognize these bonds as binding upon
it, and in the end the court cannot doub
that the people of tho State will so or
dain. A State With such a future b-for
/. MS the State of Minnesota cannot nf
ford to bear the odium of reputation.
and II there are no other difficulties il
the plaintiffs way, eScep, the suggested
one tina, his bonds are invalid. be will be
entitled TO the relief demanded"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-13

DON'T Do Ir.-Don't "kill the faited
calt too often. Well fed prodieals
seldom reform.
Don't poke fun at yonr wife's rela.
tons. Too much leyity will disturb the
qniet OF yonr home.
Don't edncate ynrr children for Con-
gressmep. Better let them take things"
easv.
Don't imagine that there is any honor
IN dabbling in printers ink. Every
connt'r feiter writes for the paper"
Don't chase an original idea. Too
many OF them are caught with another
lnan's ammunition.
Don't commit suicide. There is no
honor in taking the life of fool.
Don't study devilment. It is a saving
OF time to learn it ly intuition.
Don't punish TOO much bad whisky.
II IL wrong to injnre yourself in your
Ell r's TO get yonr enemy down"
Don't nsk the Lori TO forgive your en-.
emles. Practice charity little willie on
yonr own account.
Don't spend another mans money too
freely. Self.constituted almoners are
rarely appreciated.
Don't steal m editors thoughts. sit is
wrong to appropriate mans entire
stock in trade, be it ever 30 small.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-13

AN OLD CHARGE OF MURpsn- All
Lok, charged with the murder OF All
Toy. ut Chinatown, about q year ago,
was arrested yesterday at Virginia City
by Sheriff Swift, aud brought here and
lodged in Jail. It will be remembered
that Mt the time Of the killing alluded to,
some Cinnamon were arrested and held
for that crime, and that, although the
charges against them before the Cor.
oner's jury aud examining magistrate
were sustained, when the trial in the
District Court came on nothing could lie
proved against them, aud they We're dis
charged. 1t is thought. in Virginia, that
the arrest of this man Alb Lok is upon a
trnmped.up charge, devised to prevent
his testimony being used in relation to
certain Chinese troubles up there. When
the Sheriff got here with his prisoner
last evening, some enemies of the &c.
cused tried to get at him to beat him, but
Swift aud Stern interf-red and saved
him. Il Carson Appeal, 7th.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-13

The / Louisville Catholic states that the
late Father Peter de Smet is said TO have
collected in Europe, at different times
during his missionary life. the sum Of
$3.50, 600, all Ct which was devoted 10 the
support of the Indian Mission of the
United States. Fifty thousand dollars
OF this sum was given by the members Of
his own immediate family in Belgium.
1t is said that nephew Of Father de
Smet is now engaged in editing and pub
fishing q valuable work, written by his
venerable uncle.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-13

DAVID RAFFERTY,, of East Portland.
Oregon. who is engaged in collecting ge-
ologicnl md neurological specimens,
has been in the habit Of examining the
ballast Of ships. Recently he came
across specifically shaped stone, con-
sderably larger than mans head. On
picking it mp he was surprised at its
weight. and TO satisfy his curiosity, broke
the stone. Imbrddrd in the center he
found a twelve-pound cannon, bali. All
around the ball the stone had formed
solidly. The ballast in which it was
found was brought from South America.
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SheriH's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXFCUTIoN ISSUED
ID out Of the District Court in aud for the
county Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada. and TO me
directed and delivered for Judgment rendered
in said Court on tn. llth day of February. A d.
1874 in favor OF Wells, Fargo X Co and against
Ward Deecher 8 NJ. Co, for the sum Of SsO3
e3.lo0 dollsrs, damages. together with $40 50-lOV
dollars, tax costs and all sctIuing costs have
levied on the following property, to Wit:
That certain mining claim situated in Fly
Mining District Lincoln county Nevada, located
November c5th 1862. and 7, corded in thu Ely
Mining District Records on the LIST day If De.
cember 1869, and designated as the "ward
Beecher Ledge" said mine containing 1000 feet,
running five hundred feet each way On the
course Of the ledge, from monument aud notice.
Also the building and improvements on said
mine.
Notice is hereby given tfat on
Saturday, the Seventh day OF March,
A. ID. 1874,
at Il o'clock NJ, will cell all the right, title
and interest Of ssii defendant in and to the
above described properly. at the Court House
door in Phoebe, Nevada, ut public auction, fur
cash in hand to the highest anu best biddt r. 10
sati, fy said execution and all costs.
". S. TRAVIS Sheriff.
By L. Il. HEREFORD, Deputy.
fel2td