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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-30
ESTRaYS DALLAS COUNTY.

Taken up by W. A. Tabor AMI estrayed be-
fore John ID. Kerfoot, j p precinct No |,
one red and white work OK about years old,
branded T. on left hip, marked crop and mp
per-bit in left ear, dew Tapped; valued AT slo.
Taken up by H. B. Story and estrayed be-
fore John d. Kerfoot. ]. L. prerinct No. !, one
black work OK, years old, branded With a
blotch brand on right hip, mari ed Under
half crop In right ear, valued al $40. Also,
one red and white speckled work oS, Or
under-half crop in right ear, bush OF tail off;
valued at SIS Also one bay horse colt, year
old, right hind foot white; valued at $40.
20:3t
Taken up by T. d. Sullivan and estrayei
he ore w. a. uet rue, j. z. precinct No. one
brown mare, about Is hands high, years old
uast, left hind foot white, no brand, star IN
iorehead, collar marx; valued ut IS. Also
one -orrel mare, ID hands high, orr years
old. no brand, right hind foot white, star in
forehead, snip ON nose; valued at eSo, zU.t
before Joshua Barker, j. r.. precinct No =
one clayhank mare, branded 81 on Ell
shoulder; one two year old hlly, brundcd NJ
on left shoulder; one yeaiiing mule, orandeti
XII on left shoulder; one two year old dark
brown mule, no brand; valued at =. Z';St
Taken up by j. p. Gordon and estrayed be-
fore John ID. KerfJot. ]. p, precinct No l, one
black mare, AK hands high, about . or "
years old, blind In left eye, ho brand; valued
at e25 lSw3t
Taken up 10y j. NJ. Ramsay aud estrayed
before John ID. Kcrfoci, j. p, precinct No. !,
one black horse mule. years old, PA or y
hands high, branded @ ) on the left shout
der valued at SO. Also. one black horse
mule, years old, about IA hands h. gh,
branded X G. on left thigh; valued at SO.
lsw3t
Taken up by p. ID. Williams and estrayed
before Joh n ID. Kerfoot, justice of the peace,
precinct No. !, one bay msie, about u hands
high, about years old, branded a WIN =
haifcircie over IL, ON rig ut shoulder; valued
also. I9w3t
A. HARDWOOD,
District clerk. Dallas Co.. Texas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-30
From fridays DAILY Herald.l

Farmers say there is more wheat in
this year than last,
The hide market is active, prices
good, receipts small.
There will not be as much cotton put
in this year as it was thought there
would be.
A foundery man with twenty thou
sand dollars worth OF machinery else
where, is here prospecting.
The cold Gather killed nearly every
body's flowers and plants. Mr.. Burr,
the nursery man, lost heavily.
The cotton market was dull and re-
ceipts light, the condition of the roads
preventing what little is left coming in.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of A. Harwood, ESQ.,, clerk of
the district court of Dallas county, for
sealed proposals for building an iron
fence around the court house square.
Shall or shall | not is the question
asked bsmany in regard to buying a
ticket in the Texas Gift Concert asso-
citation. We would answer: Should
you ? Should you not, your neighbor
might buy the discarded ticket and
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Thursday night the body of the ne
gro man Rube was found hanging to u
tree on Mountain creek, fourteen miles
from here. The head and face were
horribly mutilated and the throat was
cut. Foul play was evident, and n
man by the name Of Dill, who went to
Rube's home two weeks ago and took
him out, is suspected of the horrible
crime, as nothing was heard Of Rube
until his body was found us stated
above.
We were shown, yesterday, II photo
graph of our mayor, General w. Il.
Cabell, taken by NJ. Alfred Freeman,
and enclosed in u handsome frame.
The picture is one of the best photo
graphs we have ever seen, bringing
out every line of the features in the
most artistic manner. Mr.. Freeman,
with the new and improved instru-
ments which he brought with him
from England, is prepared to do all
work in the best style of the art. We
advise our friends to visit his studio on
Houston street, north of the public
square, near the Crutchfield house, and
examine his stock.
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a word of Adyied to Travellers.

p The Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway
has become so well known to the people OF
Texas, as one of the finest and most com.
fortable'road on the continent to travel on,
that it, seems almost unnecessary that we
should say ought in its praise. Yet we call
not ever get bics from "a trip over this line
without sayiag something In praise of the
mapag ,ment, w.o always seem 10 be striv-
Ing to III axe tiIei. pa;rii3 comfortable while
tray ling over their road. The track is al
WAYS in the b,st possible condition, and
trains are at all times run at uniform speed.
pullman's Finest Drawing Room Sleeping
car, accompany all through passenger trains,
and If you JrsyGing north or east, by mak-
Ing your wants Iuuwn, you can go either via
Hannibal or 1t. Louis. And for Kansas
CITY, Denver, California or any of the north
western states or territories, II Is much the
best route we have from Texas. Their din
ing stations and hours for meals are all that
a traveller could wish for, and in fact there
seems to be nothing left undone to render n
trlp over this line pleasant. 2Sodtf
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Hallway Spikes.

General G. NJ. Dodge, chief engineer
of the Texas and Pacific railroad, is
still in Washington city.
The Texas and Pacific carry the
pampered aristocrats of Eagle Ford to
and from that huge metropolis on u
Dolly Warden Kei-yar, half passenger
and half baggage.
The new auditor of the Texas and
Pacific is the right man in the right
place, ard can boast of some as able
subordinates as ever welded elliott
3O3, or signed pay roll.
Passenger trains OH the Texas and
Pacific are now running on slow time,
about fifteen miles per hour, and are
forbidden to make up any delayed
time between Terrell ahtFDallas.
DR.. Gearing, of the well-known
firm Of Gearing ~ Rowe, tracklayers,
has returned to Dallas. Take the iron
invalid in baud, doctor, and send him
to Fort Worth, to celebrate the next
Fourth OF July.
An allusion made by counsel in a
recent case, to railroad men, as "rob-
bers by occupation" was promptly
checked by Judge Hare, and the soar
ing orator reminded that railroad men
were not on trial.
The Texas and Pncific mail and ex-
press conductor, Baldridge, had light
run of passengers for the east yester-
day. 1t is quite evident and crafty
ing to note that the bulk of travel is
to, not from, Texas.
There has never been passenger
killed on The Texas id Pacific rail
way, 10y either accident, his own care
ltssness, or negligence of employees of
the read, since the track was laid from
L0ngview. This is the best proof of
good nianagem mt that can be offered
10y any company transporting human
freight. IL
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THE Grand .JMrN.

The grand jury adjourned yesterday,
after session of nearly four weeks.
During the time they have sent in
about two hundred and fifty indict-
ments, mostly, we presume, tor minor
oflenses. The following communities
ton is published at the request of the
jury, and speaks for itself:
GRAND JURY Room, /
Dallas, January ~. J
To the Editor of the HERALD:
We, the members of the grand jury,
empanneled at the present term of the
district criminal court o! Dallas city,
upon their adjournment, take pleasure
in expressing our thanks TO Sheriff
Barkiey and his deputies fortlieprompt-
ness with which they have executed
the processes placed in their hands by
us, and for having everything to make
us comfortable and pleasant daring our
labOrs. 10 judge Hare, we can but ex-
press our qualification at the prompt
hess aud expedition with Which ne
transacted the business of the court II!
this term. w. II. HARRIS,
Foreman.
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This machine will be represented in
our state this year by f. A. McNair,
Esq, who has come to Dallas to live,
and whose Mccormick experience as
general agent in Kentucky and Ten
nessee dates back to 1850.
The "McCormick,," M our readers
well know, is the father of the rsaiie.
family, and in the way of IN King ipl'
provements has kept II long way ahna"
of all competition. The Mccormick two
wheeled combined reaper and mower,
Advance" is rs superior to the Nc
Cormick OF dozen years ago rs lit
highly polished and Systematically
built engine of the present is unlike
the first clumsy one built 10y Wat.
The immense sale of the Mccormick
machine, it having grown To about
twenty-five thousand per annum, is
the strongest argument in its favor.
This requires the completion of u
reaper every seven minutes during the
whole three hundred working days in
~
the year.
McCormick's reapers, combined ma
chimes, harveslers and mowers, are IN
doubtedly the Lest in their line in tiie
market, and they are sold to suit the
farmers in these hard times at just
fair living profit, a'rt 1T only III"
rate of interest where farmers desire
time.
III. Snodgrass g. Son are the agents al
Dallas, ard will keep on hand full
supply of all repair parts for all years
This every farmer will appreciate.
House, like G. ii. & l.. J. McCor-
mill that ca aud do carry their Gus
toners in bad years instead of sueing
and distressing them, canning to Texas
in force, is another evidence of the
confidence the strongest capitalists
and enterprising business men have in
our outcome. OF course all our farm
ers, who consult their own interests,
will examine the improved McCor-
mick thoroughly before purchasing.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-30

Should any "doubting Thomas" still
cling to the absurd idea that there will
be another postponement of the last IL
brary gift concert, let him remember
that Mr.. Briggs, the new manager, full
~ endorses the promise of Governor
Bramlette, the former one, that If the
concert does not take place at the time
specified, the money will be refunded,
at once, to the ticket-holders. Let him
further observe that Mr.. Briggs has Sc
cured, of course at an enormous ex-
pense, the services of Gilmore, the
greatest leader in America, with his
orchestra of one hundred select perfor-
mers, who will conclude the series OF
concerts with such burst of harmony
as has never before awakened our wes-
tern homes. And. by the way, let him
also remember that if he does not pos
sess at least Il coupon ticket, this music
will never reach his ears.
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lna. 10 pI'codon l.o road 10 10 e''y



Tho police court NJ Dallas county llna
been In session since Mouday lpst, oll
tic members present H fJiIoww
john -. Keuuut PRECEDING lublic'i
w. \. George, precinct $50. y Charles
Barker precinct No.a %; H. l., Frank,
precinct 80. 4 y. y, Contr', precinct
No. ..
Among othrr business transacted by
the court, we note the following;
The regular taxes for ,be ycnr 1915,
were levied ~ follows; One-iuurth Of
one per ccnt al valoreni, end atty cents
poll tax for the general county fund;
Unc-lourth Of one per cent All valorem
for paying Oft the old indebtedness of
the county; 0nc-tcnth Of one per cent
ad valorem special tax to pay interest
and sinking fund on court house bonds
one-twentieth of one per cent nd valo-
rem aud one dollar poll tax for keep
ing up roads and bridges; and one-hali
the state tax OH all occupations. This
makes total tax of siXty-Lve cents
nd valorem on the hundred dollars, ex-
elusive of the poll tax.
The court also passed an order that
the treasurer of the county publish in
the DALLAS HERALD Il statement of
the financial condition Of Dallas coun-
ty on the first day of January, 1870.
1t was also ordered that the clerk OF
the court advertise in the DALLAS
HERALD for sealed proposals for build
ing an iron fence around the court
house square. said bids to be handed in
to the clerk on or before the first day of
March next.
A large amount of other business
was also transacted, but none of II gem
eral interest, and the court adjourned
yesterday to meet on the first day Of
March, to receive bids for the court
house fence.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-30
WEEKLY HERALD


Nv NNNNN NNNNNIN'N'NH ~ '.H
The now United Statcs senator from
Pennsylvania, lipm W, =, Wallace,
was formerly vice president Of tleloS-
~ aud Pacific railway.
February 10th there will be- Il race for
two hundred dollars at the Dallas racc
course. Fanny II to run against Mike
McConncll's sorrel horse.
On Thursday last, Clarke, Bryan ~
Blake Of this city, sold goods to The
amount of four thousand dollars, iif-
teen hundred dollars OF which was Mt
retail.
When charming woman asks u
modest bachelor II he knows where
there IL nursery, what aan the poor
wretch say? No, hut that he would like
to start one.
The Crutchfield house in This city
continues to sustain its reputation as
one of the best kept houses in the state
Its present proprietors "know how to
to keep a hotel"
See Sanger Brothers new advertise
ment to-day. On Monday, next they
commence to sell all wooden goods ut
greatly reduced prices. Now is your
time to buy bargains.
When the religious editor heard
Chandler, of Michigan, was defeated
for the senateahe gave II roar, like Nj
agara, of satisfaction over the iact
that there is one ass less in congress.
Mr.. John Myers has been confined
to his rooms on Commerce street, be-
tween Market and Jefferson, with II
violent attack of intlammatory rheu-
matism. 1t is sincerely to be hoped
that he will recover. "neep up stiff
upper lip"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-30

The United States government has
given not only to DR.. Prices Cream
Baking powder, but to his true flavor
ing extracts, the preference, and large
quantities are shipped to its military
posts. No more, we say, than it de-
served, for it truly has proved itself in
our family all that we desire, making
bread, biscuits aud cakes better than
any other we have used, and just so
have we found his flavorings of lemon,
almond, etc., as pure, natural, and
strong as can be made. Try these ar
ticles, ladies, and see If you do not find
them superior to anything of their
kind in the market.
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lFrom Thuvdny,s Daily llcrald.l

In the criminal court yesterday the
motion made by the prisoners counsel
for new trial in the case Of the state
w j. T.. Horbach, was not granted.
Sir Knights Ed. G.. Bower, Frank
Austin, sam Crossley and Il. f..
Coomhes, left US on Tuesday evening
for Houston, TO attend the annual con-
vocation of the grand commandery Of
Texas, which met in that city yester-
day, as representative Of Dallas Com
mandery No. u, Knights Templar. a
pleasant trip and safe retnrn home,
gentlemen.
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'fho hcafo lofy onmhtilod 10 tW Tie
hogpJlm DayH, changed With mur'
deflna lds wife, brought IN ~ verdict N
ml.'G yosiofdny, In tho criminal
couu, und assoaod tllo pounlly at c1n'
Hnomeut nt hard lnbm for Ito Ia the
peuilcunry. 1ho prisoner hoard the
sentence, unmoycd The murder wos
an airOcIous one, aud was committed
last DpppmhpT,
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Attorney lpwof wba auilHfinH ifun
hoafsonpas and some affection o illo
throat, and ouIy spoke nboUt nn hour
mud hHt
1hr ludyc thon mocC01'd 10 nddrt'.
tbplury. llls charge wa, clear nnd
logical, divided Into different hcpln,
concise and pointed llc clcycrly d'.
fined The different grades OF crime
known IN law a. murder In tho FIRST
andsccond degrees, inanslnughtcr etc.,
aud the punishment affixed thereto
His charge was delivered In n distinct
and audible tone, free from any more
legal yerbiage than wasubsolutely nee
essary aud was listened to with mark
cd attention alike by jury, counsel,
prisoner and spectators. aiter the de-
livery Of the charge, the judge annonn-
ced himself ready TO receive the YER
diet ut any time, and the jury retired
to the jury room in charge of the sher-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-30
cor,,n,.stou Rouse in Galveston.

sEtntttsAtfb thouNe sstNSSao"-
We take pleasure in inserting in this
days issue the card of Messrs. j. G.
smith & CO., commission merchants,
Galveston. This firm is composed of
parties well known to business men in
Texas the two senior members bav-
ing been engaged in business in SOUTH
ern Texas since 1910. NJ. f. S. Burke
is n son of "A J. Burke. This house is
represented in northern Texas by Mr..
James Burke, whose headquarters at
present, are EilIlas. He may be found
at tie Washington house, or at either
Of the Dallas book stores. We take
pleasure in commencing Messrs. j. g.
smith & Go. to the confidence of the
business public.
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NOTICE.

NNANO AFTER THE lsT DAY or FEE
~ ruaiN, l.1l, uie firm Of CLARK, Bryan "
Blake ~, liss an Broth T. Will be merged in.
II one, lni!cr the name and style Oi Clark,
Bry.n~ y blake, and will orcupy their new
lfi'k hgilGiug. corner Lamar stree; and In
tlfic drpOt. itcfr po-tolite todo = Wholesale
and re,sil cry gOOsis ami gro. cry business.
W. make this g0partn IShip Inainiy 20 re-
ducc expenses. auu be:trr eDHblC us tD give
pef,c sat Sfg ctinn, IF pos llc 10 de- ~ In the
iraasnrtiun OF busiue.s. Bach al the ol,t
darms ar very thankful fer the G. nerous
paipH.aga ext -it'4oj them. and la the faiare
we M, c; rain the rev finn OI Clark, Bryans
s. 3hglSc VIII &c briter prepared 10 please
Then uIini-rsilS customer tiina Ia TIE past.
tiuI builain- wrtlu. k sufficient for handling
and displaying goods, cur capital abundant
iisi uurcha~ius, and our SuperintrndCnfs VIII
be gintiiiag o give Sgi STA. ion Ia purchasing
at til,. lowe! prizes and dispg:ina OF thc1a
1T the siaailisi profits
CLAIM. Bi,TAN & BLAKE.
nRfAr BkOTHEitS.
Dallas, Texas, pccesniscf - 1894.
.f7t&wtithi
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T31?. G'ZJIi.r45 HAZE. DYE
Is easily .g fi-ti, i.uparsn beautiful black
or hroN 81, and acts like magic. The best in
the world. sold by all druggists. priue, one
dollar d bux.
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\ STRONG effort to defeat the pass
age of Il usury law may be looked for,
bat lhe Necessity will be the mother of
its invention.
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Belny is lie list Of unclaimed letters re-
manning III atlas postoiiiic, Janua'y 70,
Parties c:tiiin. iOr Vac same WtlI pie;tse say
"adyertts,,d d" and give dR - OF list. such oil
them aS reu.t!n in the oiiic' unctlied FOR NJ
tue end of frnr weeks viii b. sent TO the
dead letter office.
WILLIAM JONES. Postmaster
A., BBorr Albert Il Allen CT
n Allison ] " Armstrong Z w
DALDISGsS Barker W
ID Barclay y Boyd A
Bens L. II Boz trth Dona
Floyd A NJ Bowler lt1cnaru
Bradfute w X Byers Willie
Bunch James
CAMPBELL Carroll Pat
y Curry j NJ
tNAVIS Governor Day TP
- Davis Mr. Dean Isaac2
DeviReJ Doyle George
ELLoTr Jo Emerson mr'sr
E,RosT Fancett WI
II FaraD,e j 4 Ferguson &
French Mary2
GLAZE ME Gardner FIG
VI Goulding Gray VIM
= ARRIs W fine Hanncs
Ii Helms Helms
Henry J 4 Hirsh Angelina
Hines Mortimer Holmes : w
Horne 4 Horton Chas
Horn Thos l.
JAMES Jacobs =
j Jones DAM Jones J w
Jones miss l. A Jones jos
johnson II
AUN TJ2 Lyle Mary
i 4 Lacey Pniicmon r
MATHIS VIM Martin John w
WI Moore VIM Morgan Geo II
Myers Susan Mye.s Amos
III IUHol .sON JAs
O'ooNNoRcw
DEARSON KATIE Phillips PD
i Pettes VIC
EDMANRs RcedEw
IL Reeves jackson Reed Jas
Rector Alden Ryan Shelly
cAVAGEJS Seidas Challap
- shepherd shelby LEO
smith mrs ~ Smith FL
Smallwo0d Snyder w
Stevenson q NtokeS WIN n
Sullivan Jno l. sutton Frank
Swan Chas
TAYLORA Thompson Geo NJ
Il Thompson Jim Tilman G
TTrett JnO
w Warner weafherby Jno
Webster j II White DIR W W
Wbaley sanders Mhipple Jos
Williams Ed vii liam on
Wilson Robt Wright Minor
Firms.
Mayer Bros
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From Wednesdays Daily Herald
Yesterday morning part of the stone
wall of the building near Wadsworths
hardware store, on Elm street, fell in.
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4 ni!-, nsscriCat a,,I gentle s,urgn-
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BY their timely use much sickness is pre-
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GiNrl CT the Heart, pain Il, ;Isc Side,
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withOu; "a rival. When one docs not "feel
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FOR SALE.

I'D acres Excellent prairie land. y miles
south Of Dallas, miles Tesi OF Hutcnlhs
station on Iexas Genital railroad, II miles
north Of Lancaster. Is part Of ~ NJ Miller
headlight. All unimproved- Price, VIZ per
acre Apply 20 q. A. Sweat, on the adloin-
ing farm, or ad res, X. A. DAVIS.
IsNsw Waxahaehie, Ellis eouEty, Texas,
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Advice.

For Information about the best Steel Gang
Plows, wIitc To COLLINS & Co., the celebrated
axe manufacturers, 2l2 Water street, New
York Circulars free lSw3m
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THE VERDICT.

At five minutes past nine last night
the jury brought in verdict OF "mur-
der in the second degree" and fixed
the punishment ut six years in the pen
iteutiary.
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From Tuesdays Daily Herald.l
Judge Hord says he is afraid the oat
crop is very badly injured but that the
wheat is all right.
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LI,r NF LhTTEAS.

Beiuy is The list Of unclaimed letters re-
manning III Atlas pustuiiiic, Janua'y IS
Parties c.tiiiu. iOr t!ie same WilI pie;tse say
advertised. b" and give da5c OF list. such OF
them aS reu.t!n in the oiiic' unctlied FOR NJ
tue end ut rrnr weeks viii b. sent TO the
dead letter office.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-13
Salmon Fisheries.

It is believed that during the
pre- sent year two millions Of sal
mon will be placed in the streams
Of this State, At the Government
fish hatchery, on the McCloud
river, eight millions of salmon
eggs have been Matched this year.
Last year one million young sal
mon were purchased by the State
Fish Commissioners and turned
loose in the McCloud. In two
months from now it is expected
that these fish will be from eight
to twelve inches long. Gov. STAN
ford and ChaS Croker, of the
Central Pacific Railroad, not long
since purchased one and a half
millions of salmon, which are to
be turned loose in the Sacrament
to, Lake Tahoe and San Joaquin,
where they thrive remarkably
well. The propagation Of this
fine fish has been very successful,
and in the course of a few years
will prove a profitable industry
Alta California.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-13
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all deots ioF
advertising due The ARIZONA osN1iNsh
prior to September 10th, 1873 are pay
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