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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-30

Nine Of the l4rge,t saloons ot Du-
buque. Iowa. we've clo>ed last Friday.
by an order of abatement from the
District Court. The keys OF the sa-
lions are now in possess OF Of tn
Sheriff. Th-. sa oon-keepetS will e
tition the Supreme c urt Tor an IN
junction to rest ain The order OF aba e.
ment. They decla,e that judge Max
well and the Sheriff will both be sued
for damages.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-30
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy relief tor young m@n rom
the effects OF errors and abuses !" ear
" life. Manhood restored. iMpedi.
raenis 10 marriage removed Mes
method OF treatment New aud re-
rnarkshie remedies Books and cjrcu.
iar- sent free, in sealed envelope
4 iiress Hpwari 4 --oeta ion. y ,
.S.uth Ninih ~ Pniiadplphia Pa =
All ln~tifutinn having high repuf
lion for h"noFsbie conduct a1,i pT4s-
f-->iunsi atiiI 4g,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-30

4 ballot bill has been introduc,
in the Canadtan House If Commons
II is proposed also TO abo ISL III
properly qualification for membt rs Of
Parliament.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-30

- The House has passed the bin APP
propriasing 500, 900 TO purchase ra-
lions for the sufferers from the foods
in the south.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-30

\ bin has been introduced in HE
New York General Assembly, iacut-
porating an increma ion >oAely { r
the burning OF the dead-ctpital
$4,000
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-30

HfSkYS GARBOIIc -ALVE II ~
weil-snuWn that IL u oaiy necessary
to caution against imlta ions II r.
guir.s a careful ddmirture of IT, ear
bolic acid Wits other ingredients In pro-
duce q sa've that may be relied upuu
Th" genuine only guaranteed So
that i; bears the signature an I priVat,
proprietary stamp If JnHS + HENRY
cURRAN & Co, Pr"nfi.ter~, S pstt
College place, New YORK 2ud
We should NOT hesitate To recon-
m.nt - any friend of nnr-, Par-uu~
Purgative Pills: they are -etentiiictijs
prepared, aud are adapted 70 All IN.
purposes Of a 20 ID pargatlve medicine.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-30

A Hoboken editor being challenged
sent word IN reply: .When | wan, to
die can shoot myself."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-30
Important to Horse Breeders
The Celebrated English Horse.
CHESHIRE,

VIII stand for Mares the ensuing season
commencing April 9th. Mondays aud
Tuesdays al the Stable of IT. owner, two
and half miles South, aud one mile east of
Clarence; Wednesdays at Mr.. David More
lands; Thursdays and Fridays until 3P NJ,
al Mr.. Joseph Little's. Red Oak; saturdays
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-30

The suffering from the I1ouisiana
overflow grows worse and worse.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-30
Patrons Of alusllanilru.
Na1,anal arange oincers
Business eiiicers ofioaa state TRANCE

MksTrR-Daeiiey " Aaams Na8kan lava.
sEeREFANY--s II. Kelley. Geergeiown ID. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Sept. 2

EEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Sept. 20, 1874
There was but very little doing In the gen.
eral horse market to-day account OF the rainy
weather. report Is conined TO sales effected at
the public auction marts. the results OF which were re
ported as follows:
BY Mr. Arch Johnston, in Thirteenth ST.. near Uni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
Real Gstate TO Gsehanee.

For Exchange-Farm. perfect order, fully stock
3D. contains TO 81 mhs n nedam priced
wanted Ss LOCATION cod Drc& Address Boz ~ NJ ksN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATl
NFw-yoRK CITY


h S1e"s ae iyy iat 3s 900
Bieecscr-. a 5, Of Macloula.,; 2159e; M,ry
and Hanon, and MARI wife Of VIM ~ ron
Tooke Of Ianon to Andrew Anderson part IL ooo
chn 10 a. 29IlOo elecof &C. Of cosats Nominal
P Pe%.. f No 2ll SGs JB Colgate, 10 part...j
% noertv same 20 COLGATE Ia -. Nominal
me pronerty SANE TO Colgate part Nominal
westst Lot Nc 10, map Wardsvile 6O1l44 JLeV ono
15l S i,t:i1e Patrick Mcmahon - ooo
MaTauani $4,000
Zy M,1anans a. az ........ 10000
4 ssmS So %Dt r to Anna wife Of Leo 10000
AtSson to if $4,000
10 Ieury aorg,D Nominal
Tgs t. d. D. wife Of BadenscS l650O
rear o5h Larger to Myer Is1acs e. L ps.. $500
lOltht "a Of 2dave IL sIlOOlO Meyer ooo
l2St1.st s. Us Of ioti-aTe 5oiiO0ili Theodore
Gross lef to H..tin $3.50
SSori0S b,1@ homestead OF Couyensur Morri5; Orlando
Fairfax trustee Patsey Morris, to Governor Morris,
1Ss.Sst g. Il Of BroiiTaysye St Anns-aye wiieqed,
5OHlC0 Mornssna fOreclosuei Minor to Pnestey ooo
o 1V ref TO sb Fanees o1der foreclosure 100
4hsye 260h Of 2ist 4OKlOO "oOdi"n h'Sat'i ooo
5thav s's rs n Of S7tht 252io0, Davis and
wife Williams and Davis and and FOnE to oon
l0ts.ave, VS. 49 Of 3jhs 2isIlOO; John Cody to ana
Coles f Toi e 50I2s2 West Farms forsc,sars
Clifford. ref to B DbrOw eIor looo
E.. uou,tOn.. No 27s il jate to sease... 1880
20th-st l75 OF Mave, 25E92; Warren toJ ooo
'''''''''''''' '
Pkplace No 90 81 and 49, ga per year.slOOOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Sept. 20. 1874
At the Exchange SatesrOoms to-day legal
sales were conducted by james NJ. Miller, William Ken
nelly eph Mcclure, and f. A. Lawrence Co. There
was DO competition for the properties offered, and the
prices realized were very low.
AUCTION SALES NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
Bv james NJ Mitr.
S sS, npose s1a Williams $4,000
By Wtutdm KenHeuV.
TO- ogn lou ST. 100
BIZ McGuire.
S s9 fi6e h %SS1. snP g
BY Adriaa H. Muller & Son.
49 snSp 100 Of I ot 25I John Brophy $4,000
By T.. Il. laurence d 90.
2siGy ,'@1 mouse na ic' on 90. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30

Regular semi weekly sale OF horses carriages harness.
aud general horse equipments at Barker sons Guy
Auction Mart aud New-YOrk Tattersalis, tomorrow
wednesday,, Sept 80. at IL a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
Hlarbie ano Slate Mantels.

A KLABER, No. 1874 East Eighteenth-st;,
"A ,s., JNrt.ys selling ssd ali kinds Of MAR
BIS .d aIRBLKIzRD MASrELS and sssr MARBLE wosA A.
greatly reduced gaees Marble se.ns< Ios the Gsde
GREAT reduction in prices Of Marble and
~ nsssd hsntss ell ksis Of Plso< Thing. henamset h.ss
s,oess fec Punben aed saSiss Ehers offered g. =
KLABBR Co.'S sseAa Marble wsha Mes sl1 n 23s Wss my
amisl nsAs Brssdssys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
BrookInn i]ropertn Go Eet.

DARLOR FLOOR of No. 102 Pineapple-st.;
front room suitable for oce shop. being bat doors
from Pulon-st w. r. COOK. 235 Wa,hingol-s, Bro0kyn
no LET-SECOND FLOOR, furnished or
unrushed With all modern Improvements, in payate hoase, 10
small family adults; $50 per month minutes from eea
No. 1852 Rutletgest, Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
Gountrp properIn TO Get.

AN ELEGANT FURNISHED COTTAGE to
IA LET Madison " Morris and Essex Railroads stable and
iEclae cheap situation ne health perfect Inquire Cob
legeplace. Room /.
EAST ORANGE, n. ITO LEI, small
AZ but handsome modern nine rooms modern eonvenn,e
near station excellent ghborho0d early 2osseon rent soOO
Address OWNER 5S East ZOth-st, city.
no LET.-FURNISHED HOUSE, u rooms,
bathroom. water furnace range. lei al ready 80
occupancy; relt low to April sta0e ami poui
as minutes city NewJersey Central Railroad address
c. A. WHBDON. ~ Dusnes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
SIrnlInre.
Qhanres tor Buslness men

GOAL LANDS for SALE.-FOr sale in Dade
~ County Georgia 100 ACRES BIrUhlNOUS COAL LANp!
The Of dne quality aud practically ineIa.usuoe hs I1n
located Mountain a miles from Whitesde Station On
he Nashville Chattanooga Railroad which Is only Ia mile, hYH
Chauoogs To person having requisite capita this an UNI
USUALLY good opportunity obo that viii require oa
develop there
d market Tor coal At good prices Por particulars apply 70
CHARLES 7. HOLMES. Box 1877, Posohee Mseeo oeork&
NVANTED-A PARTNER in an ld-estab-
naAod capital between $4,000 aud spoOo co
rare actively the manufacturing Of UphsSsi"' ih"hDsA Az
aress TRIMMINGS. rnbsBe Ohce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
6onsss ano farns Uanteo.

HOUSE WANTED--In or contiguous to New
York q valuable
o. i.o railroads abcai 10 miles from the O NewJesey
PLERSOS, Pnest
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-28
DO Not Prosecute the Body

In sickness with medicines that depress the
physical energies. What tlIe sick principal
ly need isan accession of vital strength to enc
able them TO cope with the enemy that has
assailed them. The diseased system should
be sustained, toned, purified and regulated,
and there Is no medical preparation in ex-
istence 80 largely endowed with the proper
ties required to, effect these objects as Hos
letters Stomach Bltters. In ordinary prac-
tice aperient, blood-depurating, anti-bi ious
and sedative medicines are Administered
separately. In Hosetter's Bitter all these
agents are combined, and'act together In per-
;fectharmony, sothat unduedebility and un-
dneexcitement are alike prevented, and the
strength of the patient rallies while the dis
ease is losing ground. In dyspepsia, livor
complaint, chronic constipation, intermit-
tentfevers, general weakness, and all all
ments involving physical md mental de.
pression, this pure vegetable restorative Is
asoverign remedy. au
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-28

~
"A washington special 10 the St.
LouisGlobe of the oath inst, contains
the following svnopsis Of the renort ot
tho oomn,;ttoo ~ t,rho.,, ruona,,or..
'i'o coiu'i' 'sesNo on y he''i' Ara!ispoftae-
tom e. N-r>fL.2-A --i- S.-.i.-A~'
The chief feature of tho sonata nro-
ceedinSs to-day was the rsnorJ,Sn f fke
tnonsnortotion COMMITTEES and Son.tnr
Windpm,s Aaar andtVlgoro'is sneeo,i
in sentntinb ~ nm sana 'PsI III
smoke from n nrinted conv for nearly
two honrs and durin@ tbs wbb,a fra
commandsd Tho nnhrok Ion ottant;on n nf
Mi sanatars VIZ 1'oAen a s3eT u
q TtrIfryMv nyinsnaI t,,i+t, M,r, ~ Avn.
thirty senat9rs ~ Sit omintin thro 0Jn
such n stuffed effort 1' '''en
The eomm;ttae examined v.r;ons
mafteSs nfta,tinS I'M mn, ! e,s -, an nf
railroadsis Cha,,S, n mn,s t,,,,.snhrtat inn
WINS the nroblnm his rommittao had 70
considet land the1sena, os'raf rres, n IN !
terse Int lucid manner 10 me nronosed
remedy for the IIclyn;oypb1lSt,i JSoJa.
ouocv and ineifioiencv
He SUNNI ednupS the remedies under
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-28
Aastia College.
40 tAe Eallor o. lAs pallas Herala.. |.

Tothe Editor Of the Dallas Herald, y
We are authorized TO announce to
the public, that Rev. DIR. Smith has
exercised his last effort and energy and
ipfnepue IN. behalf of Dallas In the
matterofAustin college. The doctor has
proven himself faithful friend TO our
people In this important enterprise
and now, that he has for the third time
secured an opportunity for Dallas clti-
liens TO squeeze up their bids, does
not behooye us to be up and doing?
The time allotted Is indefinite, but GER
tainly short, and therefore the more
precious. Already there are croalkers
whining against Dallas as an over
grown town, and her village neigh
bors clamoring against her like u
sot OF silly-Reese, and their constant
clangor IL having some effect Oh lmmi-
grants. There IL no better way TO meet
this fuss than by presenting bold and
nmlstnkable front In an enterprise
like this. Good institutions Of learn
ing induce capitalists, and capitalists
bring laborers, and laborcIs bring
industry, factories, machine shops, and
these bring wealth and greatness,
while the schools I'LL up in the great
work OF culture, refinement, morals
and valor to challenge the admiration
of the world. Where, oh, where IL
the man who Is not ready to aid in this
'natter? If'aY man berpoor and cam {
donate much let him givc'of his sub
stance little, and he will never regret
1t. Captain Peak, who Is devoting his
entire time to this business, viii be
glad to see smiling faces and few
greenbacks for
AUSTIN COLLEGE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-28
! RAIN oxlIoasr YnlryIn.

II Is reported that tho outlaw and
horse thief lately killed IN Hill county,
gaye, the names Of over forty ofhis
gang, III different parts 1.-THE country,
many Of whom were speedily arrested.
Some Of them had been long suspected.
0nerit,irsald, Yiu trying toyeseapean y
stolenl horsey WINS fi,dled with -balIsJ
somewhere towardJohLson county. II
thisreport IL true, and ltcomes through
respectable channel, we shall expect
to hear of the death of numerous noto-
iious characters. 'rhe people are be-
coming 80 deeply incensed at thieves
and robbers, that lynch .law Is apt 10
come into play, We greatly deplore
such q condition of things, and can
neverle lend sancti0n.to cltiaeiis execat-
ing men who can be brought to the bar
of justice and tried according TO law.
ltistrue. TINT very extraordinary eases
rarise, -where-it-seenis the safety land
even the lives of u community may de-
mapd summary vengeance ON, out
laws. Butsuch cases are eXceptlonaI
aud even then the Sc0unsels of grcyr
haired citizens should be active TO re-
strain the young and excited. ! Vicks-
burg, forty years ago, was rescued
from u long-located band OF gamblers
and Icutthroats through the terrible
vengeance of the outraged citizens,
and aItegwiwdsI enjoyed "a reign of
peace. San francisco, In 1856, had a
terrible purgatioh of the same'sort;
md tSicein south Texas, many years
ago, the citizens Of several counties
rose as one man to destroy organized
bands of counterfeiters, horse thieves
and murderersa which restored peace
and safety, SsEA gBSakEi
1t cannot be denied that vaguesymp-
toms in this, direction have been mani
tested by someiinRur own community
and but for the confidence reposed in
the authorities, the feeling might have
luNeh sh"pG ,pH8uuJHg3 % iG nj II
Leaving out of view the extraordi-
mary. or exceptional cases, of which it
Is difficult to judge till the crisis arises,
celderelict ina high solemn
duty, not to warn the country to beware
0f, mob violence. 1t is dangerous
remedy. 1t breeds discord among
equally good citizens. 1t loosens the
'wh olesoine restraint of law and paren-
tai training upon young men-the
more noble and generous, the more
thnger.@ 1t often invites into its fold
the most guilty men, on the principle
Of crying stop thief. 1t shakes the
foundations of society and infuses n
dangerousleaven into our mental food.
It., keeps away the, best class of emil
gratis. 2 " often plants in the breasts
ofSits: most active actors, seeds which
FOR life generate melancholy-some-
timesrqmerse. CHRONOLOGICAL, it not
only usurps the power Of the state over
the crime but II treads uponthe COM
mands Of Holy Writ, andytakes from
fellow beingsthat which none but the
Majesty of God canrestore--liie!@'
Remember the twoSinnocent imep
hung.slast year in Ohio by; a;mob for
violating Miss .Seoor. 1.-The mob be-
lieved them guilty, but theft innocence
Is now established 70 Forget not such
lessons. -
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THERE has been no account OF u rev.
,olptlon ln AexIeo for several moaihs'
lpless ltlp New York papers .send
down acorreAliondent sobn, hepeople
Nsftliestatdsa%ilhbegInto wonder What
30 long peace means, We never
knew II travelling correspondent TO
visit that country without stirrihgppa
revolutlen--on papertA Mdnbouf one
time In thlrty.slx, they have stumbled
on the truth. We rejoice to know that
our neighbor republic Is steadily adj
yanclng IN intelligence and material,
as well as moral welfare. vJrrr,
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Idly pulled up by persons Wnul per-
haps, are not aware tliat " IL u crime
to doso,
These remarks DO hot apply 10 much
to small lots covered by brick houses,
which serve M monuments, nut IN
nine'tenthsof etown they directlynp'
peal to every ground holder who wovlp
avoid litigation and possess q secure
title, There are a large number OF
fractional aud triangular lots 'wiii
sometimes only three and IN ofllef casts
Ave corners, They are caused py the
junction OF streets at Irregular angles,
and BY both railroads passing through
the city,sofar rs aireadyfst4ellshed,
the owners should see to'ft tfnt ~they
arc marked by large durable stakes
bols dare answering m excellent pnr-
pose while, M Others may DO hereal-
ter measured by the city engineer inc
same precautions should be observer.
lfall will carefully observe this course,
IN due tlnis'eyery Piece OF ground WV
be properly marked, bouses 'Wld Other
improvements erectedunderstnwiingly
ahdAgrsat Aeonfosien' as wells'as law
suits avoided.
Tho titles to Dallas property are IN
dlsputeb leIs slIcm nut n conf'lfion IN
boundarlesand'ii decentralization
often produce ms III effects ~ defective
titles.
Besides this, we would offer another
suggestion. to{those owning tdne/ on
more acres surveyed ~ compass u the
brush befdrethe town was extended
IN almost every case there Is,
though slight, more or less error,
IL is unavoidable IN ssuoh K work
among bushes, But now, as the under
growth Is cleared away and u transit
used instead ORA eommsn compass,
every such error becomes manifest,
'epsnA to San inch; '1and rs streetlines
nrastlbesNnlght soIfar aS they Gpp Z
given course, II sometimes happens
that where street is marked out on y
continuous division llne between sew
eral proprletors, Que 'nrty may give
more ground than his opposite neigh
Dor. While this IL true, the average
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-28

to the Atlantic, Cost about SOS, 900, 900,
The total cost would be from sl2O, \ 00,OO
to Sl5b,OOO,0OO, Mr., .Windom argued
that all this could be done within six
years. that Tux on tea and coffee to
raise the money would be well laid; 10
cheapen bread, he thought no tax was
necessary. We should keep up our
sinking fund only; aud then, by In
creaslng our wealth, as these improve
ments would do, tighten the burden OF
"A
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-28

10Th an advance on corn, oatsand hay,
and n decline in wheat, swine ana po-
,sss:tsatossRE EEe III 4 VII ID
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THE i. LGGrsa. arliisfs i


All III fsissii'p[e Ylll ' adjourn neY'
.',,s +" see'''' more 'hhh possioie
that .hey mase.9 ~ without even sub
,.al a ini ls7 70 ' s.eS eons!l'- U
rvs sil.so' ,hose VINO aehouhae them
lor refusing 10 call aconxention, will
nasp.qpaoie cause 10 complain OF Their
'sp% IloPs'a MS houce tnat up 70 inc
ia EN9 RN.MM.nsSsbsoiiiskthsd N O.
N''Io'ih'iel' was 30 near large num-
pers q new DIS were being intfrpdHeed
ono ol 'he eViis olfieslsiaIion rests IN
ms. .his very TACT, bN.continuing the in
trodue'ioh OF oiils I'LL the last moment,
'he eagerhess on M l.s Tor the pas
! .spge u Be- measures at isi greatly stimu-
.u'eu' anu 'ne eempsetlpns "a nasty leg
lad9h ana =, Ssiexa1lon q q u moral ST., 4
''"'i'.e' 40 ptoi'Vt
snas ~ t9e proper !ime iof discussing me
'u'gec' we snaii envocate oiehhiais M +
stead ofannualsessionso fthelegislatnre
anu = cohs'ilu'ionai provision that
'.'ef 'he oooy mas oeeh IN sess]ant w 2.
s,ven 'iihe' say SHY Days, no new
DIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ''ihlessfn cases
VI emergency When majority offorir-l
hi t,l,. should . grant e. ant leayeA gS-v
ehshsSreheetion Will Convince HnS
eSprrlenced man that re effect Of
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- :. =
WOODEN GAN PIPES.

The LAYING of wooden yna mines
n,na,,nh a,,s " .,,' 49, 1 IT, ~
' - l't gu our prihcilai ~ streets nay
caused many renlarks from, our sciti-
gems, topwhom the'ideaof ,cooden pipes
seens strange T,bov naturally th;,l,
SEEMS strange. lney na,''rally .llhk
ste'tss Ivy Tarrc5RVSfh wholly OH account
or theireheapness, and doubt their du-
liability ;'s, Ehis i true, in part, Udt We
n.o,n s.,Ns IA nv. ,..,s. '...sas,,s
RON s'is collpnnles VINO 'are using
o9aenl plpesb all OF which speak OF
them iii thu xhi6liest terms, and a few
evp,,s VI III II "A n, sov that thew would
u A. ~ Y. z s,sas NAV WY Woulp
'sri'e' ,ssss s''s''i .'esp ln"ii iron PIP
ing at the same price p The following
EXTRACTS will spealxs for themselves.
4. AZ ,o,,, = !, E,5y,,s ,o,noou Ms,uyn.,
VIZ have nsed vo,,r ninn for ava ~" ~ y.
yean. - We halieve Il will, will Il, a, 81
o. inM,. ~, , ,,, wv ~ wiz iaeV
i'm t s,ns I'M Rspv nffa% NV ,ay-
We c"nsider If snner;or ~ ;r y, SAM" Ta,,
~, ,l j SS,V,S,ord9S '"fe''o' W ioi'' 0'"'
w 9 go $50 a q ao,r S..,.tas,,,
~ vs. xo,f.' .5eHSle'a.y.
ar f,o't, M'cnsg.tn, september 10, 1870
- nave laia lS'O teet or your pipes.
have~tested It, and do2not
nhd single leak. IL Is the best pipe |
ever saw. 9. c. l.. HERRING"
Pds Lsg Sha epfngnny' Hsaescaie, Ohio
- y , ises. we nave iaid over two
20 tf,gN Ana vIf MI f~ s-ss ans n9 Nv
Ter tito iroii, INF ws
c. %. ADAMS, Secretary"
uos Lagn. CVMPany, Sagueo'G, M'ch-
tgegbi M na iotE:--itWe now have at
ieast hooo leet OF wood IN gas mains.
III Iss. II Upon z triaiof IT, tlH e. lpcst
sAsp'ieMand preludieedmilIdwiHeo con
mAnah eVerynartlcllar.
n; SAMERoN, Secretary
4 SahessYaeet n ~ hpr@ .lS'9-7'hnave
no trouble with the wooden gas pipe
rom anyssoprce.A am we'll pleased
VIII, VIII ~. Mhen nave extern
s SION 10 MAKE ~ VIII De with wooden
pipe' 49,, , - ~
a Laya,eay kaasa,a a,m;i. is 9ap :.
r. We have nearH five 3Iniles of
!, wooden gas pipes Ida here Ic6nsider
,v ,h' su Isas '. n she FOL,
there Is no leakage i"opS Soth ,n,a
would induce me to go back to iron
pipe.
INN ,s,, "nJ, a ~. Jewel, sapt"
coInnaniss that s,s nsin Z tn sOo. s"s
nine. 'O''n
Hall,a.,sh,,,rh d. AM. ,ru
licothe Psimsviils SSi6 rs,fe, z ; ynll-
Ill.,. Lawrence, Atchison,'
KAN; Flint, Niles Mich; jackson,
i ienh r nyde fa MI; "; Saginaw,
Elmifa, n. Y; Riverside sid III; t ham,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-28

Placards have been posted through
ont'the agricultural districts of Great
Britain, cautioning emigrants from
coming to the United States. The
placard asserts that forty thousand
men are now idle In this country, and
eager to return to Europe. .i.fadi
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-28

boughton unlmproyed lot IN Dallas,
east Of the Central railroad, Since
then he has enclosed his ground, COM
plctcd beautiful cottage, withainrge
clstern attached, and now iias grapes
forming on vines transplanted within
the time named, We refer to Captain
Johnson, city engineer, and record
that which we have seen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-28
rltoeeEerr.

The National Crop Reporter, Of the
25th instant, contains the following
abstract Of crop reports: "The area
planted In Irish potatoes last year In
the states of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa,
Minnesota, Ohio and Wisconsin, was.
In round numbers, $4,000 acres, tie
Oapppge. perTcehtqse OF Gjncrease ,ip0ii
which is estimated at nearly five per
cent, or about 2S, 900 acres, ,Correspop=
dents In Minnesota, Iowa and Wiscon.
asin lestlhlite the probable inorcase in
area Of barley, to be Mt Clio per cent,
as compared with last year. The aver.
II agsednditlen pgaswinei in April inthe
eight states named above shows very
Aiow rate NJ compared With the tlon-
a ,itipng IA N HE same time last year, rep-
resentlng the latter by 100, the average
for the eight states is y fraction Less,
thaii &i! None Of Ore eight states
named report evere 0, rand Missouri re-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. average prices
of leading articles April LIST, were as
follows.A Wh&E slE;seosn SOC; onts,'
&c; AgL,9ss7 slsS slss,I p'sstses'
81 IN Th6f6 IS Shown since March
18th nm advance on corn, oatsand hay,
and n decline in wheat, swine ana po-
s:tat sos I " Il 4 rE I'D