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INTERN ATI0S Al sETrihhLNi
ACCEPTED.

The stockIolderao Of tho international
railway held u meeting on the sslli ~
Houston, aud accepted the terms ol
tho settlement offered In the last blll
framed by the legislature aud approved
by the governor A surveying party
IL to start out from liookdole neNl
week, aud the stockholders say TINT
the road will be nj once extended to
San Antonio, This viii be welcome
news TO western Texas, aud VIII inlllSe
more life aud enterprise IN that portion
of Texas aud Increase the value OF
property In san Antonio particularly
From the acceptance of the settlement
by the road no promptly u II very
probable that the company has nasur'
nnces Of being able 10 negotiate for the
necessary funds upon the basis OF the
lands given M n collateral, There u
every reason now 10 believe that IN
any event the road viii be built az far
as San Antonio.
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RETRENClsMENT NEEDED.

1t will be the plain duty of the con-
stitutional convention TO make re-
trenchment the ground work Of its de-
liberations. The judiciary system must
be thoroughly looked into and when
it Is evident that the work can be done
by less judicial force than is now en-
ployed, the number of judges should be
cut down. A rigid investigation Of all
branches of the state government
ought to be made, especially that mile
age business, and the pruning knife
used freely. The people will look to
that body to organize economy ard en-
force it in every respect. The eXtrav-
agant, loose way In which money has
been wasted lately and the idiotic way
in which it has been withheld in some
instances from deserving interests, is
Ill absurd incongruity, if not a strik-
ing anomaly. 1t will be we'll for the
people to consider well what reforms
they want and be prepared to instruct
their delegates accordingly.
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rmn pENIrENrrAnY "mOnRoms.


The Galveston News publishes II
lengthy report from its special eorres-
pondent sent to Huntsville to investi-
gate the truth of the Wright state
ment about the cruelty to the prison
ers in the state penitentiary. 1t is n
compilation OF statements and facts
from different sources which are con-
Trajectory. The atlidavits of the Off
GERS of the penitentiary aud the lessees
deny fatty the truth Of any Of Samuel
Wrights statement while the inter
views and observations of the cores
pendent would seemto give some col
or of truth to some of his allegations.
The matter will probably undergo of
fetal investigation, as there should not
be left shadow of a doubt about the
actual condition of affairs in the peni
Tertiary. The result of the News in
vestigation is, on the whole, Ensatis-
factory inasniuch us the developments
are contradictory. We hope, for the
honor of humanity and the good name
of Texas, that the charges of barbarous
cruelty brought against the lessees may
be proved more to the satisfaction of
the people that this report is calculate
ed to do.
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DALLAS AND WICHITA RAILROAD

The action Of the city council, Tees
day evening, in regard to the transfer
of the city's interest in the above road
with certain conditions, was given i'm
full in the local columns Of THE dER.
AID yesterday. II was hardly to be
presumed that the council, atso short
notice, could pass definitely upon a
question involving so much ;.iyet ii
seems that ii would have been much
more satisfactory hadthepresent conn-
ell disposed of the matter. Clearly, II
they have no legal right TO settle the
question, the incoming council have
not, as they are clothed with 10 more
power or authority thansthcir prede.
cessors. THE HERALD Is confident
that the gentlemen of the council have
only the best interests of the city. ut
heart, and knowing That, 'respectfti.ly
submits the following proposition for
their consideration Let the best legal
counsel be consulted, and If In Their
opinion the transfer cph be legally
made, let 1t be done ut once, and thus
push forward and close the most inn
portant question of the day to the com
merce and progress Of Dlahsll III de-
ferfed to the new council, 1t will be
several weeks before any definite ac-
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lion can be- taken, aud den II mpy b.
lnl late,
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Mr.. y. j. b. Hope, member of par
liament5 for the university of Cans
bridge, England, has written Il letter
to Governor kemper, of Virginia, ask
ing If that state viii accept the "Stand.
ingstatuc OF heroic size, east in bronco
'of .Stonewailp Jackson, which was
paid'for by a subscription Voluntarily
organiZed in England, ''among per-
lsons'who admired the character of That
truly great mar, to procure statue Of
him which TREY might present to his
native country as a tribute of Enalisl,
sympathy and admiration.r The
statue was executed ~ the late Mr. j.
II. Foley, x A.. and It's givers request
that II he placed in a conspicuous spot
in the city of Richmond.
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rERsnNALn

With this Issue Of Tnr llHRALAp
my connection with the paper as the
editor, will cease,
Y. W, BAYLOR,
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Z Chief Justice Waite has views as
to the eternal fitness eftbings. A few
days since q noble counselor com,
mfneed to address tie sdbfAhei court
ofhe Uuited Stiites attired In an over
coat. Tie suprome court N Tie United
States has not b,en IN theihabll .tf be.
ing addressed by q cdunai0r f1hus hab-
tied. 50 Waite, chief justice, consulted
soto roce with his iA%tfnehnbf Tie
bench, aud castsftg Ms drbs upoonn the
counselor, remarbedIithati otleHc0urt
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could mol permit argument from man
enahlIuld lu nYHlrInl, however me 10
texture nr tasteful rs construction
ii'ila counselor recognized the suavlly
Of the chief justice aud peeled OIL tic
nnleLnl
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ia shraizralnn cdg Idaislzss q - hfinh !"
esl4s. 'antninh isJsshrsau hHf lHipi'7'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-01

The Mission of santa Cruz was es-
iablIahed bY monks of the Order Of ~
Francis, The fret record which llley
preserved nf q baptism was That " al
Indian Rirl, named Mieaelar on ueio-
LerN, l1Nl, on The AN nf March hl-
lowing was baplised Jusliniano iloXas,
by W. lsilrp Nalalar u, +, j., liHAAs
was Then fnrty years Ut age ana per-
haps even somewhat over forts, hn That
he wns NJ least one hundred and lweh-
ly-lhlee years old WAen he died, The
record Of his hnpllsm is sill preserved
ia The Register Of the Catholic church,
80 that there can be no doubt concern
lug the truth Of his extreme ago
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-MIss AHA EIIzaLelh IInn0ock, aged

--Mlaa Ala LllHAhplli hllnnrk NbeN
eighteen, only daughter VI Major Hen-
eml Hancock, died IN New York,
Thursday morning last Of lyphus fever,
afler an Illness ~ three weeks, Her
remains were taken on Saturday from
her ln'e residence, 40, I West twenty
seventh street. IA lhe Church of the
1AusligrAli0u, where the funeral
services were held Dr. iUpghlon, the
rector, officiating, General llancocI
aud u few Intimate friends accom-
panied the body 10 Norrlst0wn, Pa,
where II Was placed In The inmlly vault
, 1875-02-04

are the trcrR pttaurd y }eH1tra Ett In artt1 hur1
12aise: nrush Tia. viii w,f i,pr;t o rictro hnrt
,'''h s''"n'o" !" ''''s "'' ''sf ILL.,
feribs british, hs3c.
uurTEN-T,,ls market remains ,u!ss, with prtcc.
rsuuipu about thu s.n,o ~ for tho mast fortnight
ouos'a "'a ieuey Htaae" arc "eh'ea AZ I'M prres' u'
tue poorer sora may 10 bought Ht AFeAter or t"ss
eoncessint from asking ratra. No uttrtn Uhoicn tn
fancy yet,ow. pyaqao: medium 10 R,od at.ds,. ra2
aao infes'r to common. 'S'sa2e; common to eho'ce
roll, 22as7t.
BA11fNu.--(lra!n hags arc receiving r1thEr morn
attention. aud lin market 1lsnsvs ,npto nrrcsa than
q a,e qnes st rue ,e ~ s snS :ats ny ss,r"
~, Me hnHs ha enamse @ ~ oE In, 1T e ,s
s,,i, mnh,n"fs a n,11 H. ~ 2 ,,sis. ~
.,.,i. tms ~ e"nr n,,r,a y" i'e''o' s"''''
cSie sir,n. t ~ urors Hv
~ i,r ni saw, ~". o. .sa,nn ~ rrsv.
t.,t,rn f.st, "t - 'e'A'e ~ R'e'@''
dHsi.Thn,. ~ VIZ, nuitr iiyr,v ,nor,rv ID. tot,,
h,r atd .of. ross ai % fur lats pr,se yete u.ina
ns a. III as". r"u,c - oa~oas t IN. mi
v.nt @ ID, YIh it,, ~ ~ t,os - a nv.
n,ns.l,,r% n. tJn"tfnr v,,1rs ii a.. fn,l,M,a,
iNsr e; Eo *id" 1t",,s 81 az. NJ ,s'' s''' '""''s
'csS GoopEiiEpasisfs t ip asi; were reported ,u,,
munf t ssos 4as' ~ W,,1y K. oaffe T., e.
- ~, n, .e: ~ ~ - ,su sn ,r,. ~ nn'r hsain
IL tsts Iiahs po!es. t3s,ooS51do. 4"s'
rt NJ ,lasfino n a,,,s TO-. Shinrers wern i,o1int
~ 49,, M stn t.,; w.. ,r;,,r.ii. Vii, i,rai ,,+sIas
.,,, M ia. nn,ss @ w. rnat ~ ~ III, ,srni =, Ike rstn"L
vs.+ 1t.., e r,.n ,~sro " shsio Hr,nnr sruinn ~
- IN nsos ssrs S.nso, u" III as an
go r"Ae9'''' s ~ s' " ~ ~ "
Hr.no v.A x,&.,,, nav. ,,,,,s. NJ ot,aae, ,rd
picklti a 1ffaiac.
, 1875-02-04

1ATEaT.
NKw YonE, Feb. a.-Moasy closed 1t AZ pt1ns
nasrcanl1le paIer, 4a8.
sisrllag arm fur sight 1t 4s9K9A.go, and weak for
si1ty-dAy Ut 48s4a48d4.
Customs receipts, $s2l 600.
Gold closed at ll4A. after selling at l14'.@115,l.
during tbs day, and buslueas was much lAsgtr than
usual. Ihs rates paid for carrying wero 1te33 per
cent aud for borrowing ods9 1er cet ter anuln, aud
l-G4 If per diem. Loans were a!so ma.lo 1t tat,
The r1as n gold has stopped the importation Of bends
aud started the expectation Of securities. There Ia
general expectation among bankers that ths Link Of
England ratio will be advanced tomorrow 193 per
csnt. Tho London sdvicss formed the cheE topic Of
conversation M financial circles hort tbs cable report
Ing further extraordinary loss of f6sc GOO bullion by
the banh Of England. It Is generally believed in bank
Ing circles thst France 10 drawing gold from Londou
0overnmants active aad strong. NatlEoads nr1u
Htata bonds quiet mud RtronE.
The stuck maskss wsa henry aud lower. The decline
ranging from Of to az por cent. The greatest de-
cline Tss In WestsEn un!oa, Fa5lhu Mall ua!uu paci
&C. Nurthwe&shrn common, Rock Island, 0hIos, snd
Wabash. Tho dealings wers large, mud ut tuos at-
tendsa with considerable animation puriux the axt
hour tho market WAS Stronger, aud prIcas alyance4
s3 OF per csut In leading shafss from tho lowest
point, closing steady. Transactions embraced 100000
slarea, Of which ~ 200 Pacific aA u UOV We4t
Gn Union. 200o Northwestern co,unon. H,0oo Rock
Laud, 900 81. Paul common, 5000 Erie 900 l.ke
shore, 1t.ooo Ohio, 5000 Wab.1h aud l,eoo Union
pAclde.
4SF
, 1875-02-04


moderate luiasuA; receipts. 500 bsls supertinu
State and Weateru, $J.soG34. 80 common to Euod.
II .6uea t7J 9ond III choice, 81 48da6 wits what
"ustsrn extrn, s5.9a9S.u1 Western ohio, 81. .G3(@a 20
1t. Lnla 2475tSYuu lys flour ateay 1t $A. lDs5, TO-
CnAN-MEAL-Quiet; Western, S4.lGes4.s0.
0nAIN-Wheat ia limited demand receipts, % 600
1os; NJ Chicago, 3, ,0atSl. wv No.2 milwaukee,,
graded Iowa uut Minnesota spriug 5105tal lu8; Winter
Fcd Western, $.l8(51.2 anber Weatern 81 LAO as
whta do. $l.258i51. Aye quiet a33u5c. barley
dull and heavy Mktt rulot and heavy. Corn quiet
aud unchanged; recapL la5 .o0e bu. Oats quiet and
nncAangsd receipts, lo,010 bu.
uaooxniEs--Cotioe dull and lower. Sugar dull aud
heavy rchnlug fair to good, 7tF7,.c prime, 90 ;
reaned dull. Molaascs quiet. Alca dull aud IN
changed.
REs,x-strained t,sm at s3,laka3.lTH.
6ssRtrs sTuRFxNTtdE-FlElntg Bio.
FErAoLxuM-Frlner; Eehual, l3o crude, 781kc.
Eau4--uAChxn9el.
InoY1sloss-rork dull; new ms.s, $3.50. beef
quiet; plain neset 1oxe; extra DO. ll4l2c. Cut
ncata quiet na!dd!ca quiet; oag clear ldxe abort
clear, t0Ho. Lard hrmer prime steam, ltaltHp,
HUr1En-unsesusA; Western, 16122ep.
cnEIsE-unchanged.
WM14xx-l1wer: utHc.
CLosIArsExD-F1rM; Nestesnt l141114c,
clNc1NaATI.
C1aoIsaAT1. O., Feb. .a.-FLouR-staady moderate
Gh4s-Wheat fstt aud frn; rcd, 81 o8t41.12. Corn
fair and arm; 67d3esc. O4ta fair and nrA do30ac.
hye quiet aud unchanged. barley dull AID nomiaal
OlLs-lAnsea4 fair aud asu; &3c. Lard oil fAix sad
arm; $l.t043l.l2
Eaus-Eslr aud armt 10.
Huz7ka-Ts1s and h1m sas best gstaasi chotss
, 1875-02-04
MONEY AND COMMERCE
FINANCIAL.

TAera wAs lcAs activity in the operations Of ihs
banka yesterday than the day before Int there wa*
still great deal DONE was shown by the cesrinEs,
which an,ountcd 10 $5,1oo,ooo For thu two days tho
ctoarngs foot up tiA.Too|ooo.
D.yond This Iisrty movement Of ths cnnntar bnaf-
nccs, there Little doing in financial cirjre Tho
demand for ioonH 10 fair from Doerd rf Tratc men
wllu havc pork provisions to carry; tho mercantile
demand not considerable, this IN the dul sesaon.
somo leans sought for by manufacturers, and
thsts IL fair iacnaneous demand hut no noticeable
form Of activity In my direction.
Rates Ut discount nro unchanged, at 10 per rent TO
regular cusomtra. To good outside borrowers alight
CONCESSIONS ssa made.
On tho straet tbs market Is very qnet. All tie good
paper tha: Is offered Is rcay taken Mt moderate rates.
Loans mag DO 1nndc nj ter tent Ter annin on Rlnrt
tlnc and ihe rate varies UP to ts er ccn, according
10 circumstance.
The orders from iha country for currency arc few
and light aud arc equal su the amount OF currcn
cy received.
New yorh exchange WAS dull. snleu were made
grou, par to 2te promlnnl botwctn banks for II U0.
One sale waa at Ike premium.
TIE FOURTH NATIONAL rASK.
Mr. George Taylor, OF this city yesterday elect
ed Director and vleepresidtut Of the Fourth SatiuMa
Bank. Mr., Taylor Is we'll known to tho citizens antl
busincFs-.nen Of Chicago. ua WIS Comptroller u tho
city under Mayor Mnson mud under Mnyor MelIll.
and WAS 1t one tins Cashier Of tin Fourth National.
II Ia UNDERWOOD that a1r. Taylor viii takc an actiro
lnrt In tho management Ut Tho bank, to Which o Will
devote his wholo tme. lie will add greatly to tbs
strength Ut tho Institution, La IN everywhere zecp
uized ~ nsu Of forcc thoroughly competent, aud Of
unlmpcachablo integrity.
USsTAMTED CHECKS
Revenue Inspectors have just been making she
rounds Of tho Iitabur8 banks to look fur unatanrcd
checks but the Cnaeyc1ai says hs law as been very
generally observed in that city.
THE BAN FRANCISCO srocK coLLArsE.
The San Francisco BillttiH, Jan. q, eayh:
A few daya ago tho Ophtr milne was relng for
g. ,5Gu 000 Mexican, which is a rart of tile Ukl
ophir, Win selling Ter $3.50, p0-nlaking grand
total OF 81 $40 00U No have hecnruo 40 expert with
millions aid Lale tlsenl aIily. that few have
conception Of tho magnitude Of the Burss. Dnt thsy
would lie sufficient to build With economy, railroad
from this city t tue Missouri River. They arc. b.
sle&. within 500 o00 Of tho total rroht yielded Gy
tic Cosock lolo sfllcn Its discovery. IAese nlHes
are selling today tho for STD, POI o0 tho other
for ~ 100000, tntal of $4Ib2J.U1. Tito sum Of
$a3 B9j, ,0tbBay i2A,000,o0D III round numbers haH
utterly Acknowledgements III snoau III few
dayf.
The following were tho quotations Of mining stocks
at the Bion cr the San Francisco Stock nr E1chnnEo
Board Jan. ~ compared with the prices tie I'D
Of January:
, 1875-02-04

HOd pRoDTcT5-Wora ngatn active, and attadtcr.
Tho receipts Of lrs hos rather large, aud prices
weakened al! hit tho beat grades unlsr tho present
fact Of full supply, und tile diminishing prospect that
tho hog bc found 10 10 short when tho roturus
ar, ell In. hut the easer fcciug at tho stockfa5ls
produced little effect on 'CIiangs, aud that only
tchilnsnty. Tbs advance In gol and tbs fact that
Fargo Aort intcreA has yet to 10 provided for, ,ada
holders firm iu tlelt VIEWS nnd buyers took hold rcadf
y at shurt former prlcct especially Of tho speculative
articles. Tho provision nlar1ets at other pouts
without important change.
MEss poRK-Tns in good demand Throughout, at
average decline Of &c per 100 bs having tinso ef
weakness early, from which IL hoon rallied. Sales
were reported Change Of $3.50 bts cash aeller
the month, At slB2o91a as, chiefly 1t si8.23aiB21s
$4,000 brls sel!rr March At sla1o3S.52h Coca brls
seller April Ut stss531s,so md 600 brs feur juno
siarch nnd sla.7oeals: " for Aprdl:
psno mfsa ds Il BRINE 0''* 10 At sud s*'f"
nsScr though ssspooi i @aa I t. III ps t.s s
ht the recent DECLINE 10 G3a er l12 tbs Sales
e ha9as e eo f.. s .ser r 1s TIC
u.s. sn I'll e. ~ xr Il ffs so
f3.12H. Total 11.4oo tps. Ths market oloBed firm It
fsso ~, essn, Ta @ srs7os2'2H for nHFcA' and sls@
Mr1rs-Wero lees acttr. though thero was good
tlers eascr. saiea wsre reported of 1900 tbs
arocn shoulders at 6ho; 1otoao lbs part cured do
ut &c; $4,000 TIA short riua ut oxo cash
md lo1io es!!er M MAY; 1.o hoxes % at
loIg clears At ohc; 5U0 boxes short ulearp us lo6.
Thu r'nr1et clnscd at s4c for green sou'dsFs, phc
for do long clear, o4o do ahort nbs, 91tc 10 shost
x .verage) II l0Esl0Ac, Meats In salt III IL days
quoted 1t 6lc for shoulders. caah or seller Feb
long clear. 9tse cash seiIeF February; do soler
March: 9,so; do sa'lsr April o}:e; short tibs, uhe
do seller April. 1or: short elehrs, ozto; do seller
March, 1ofc; do seltcr April l0!ic. Boxoa
meats ~ higher than looIc. Long cut hams, l11@
7s for shouldersr 1Oc for shors Ribs, and lie for
sEurt clcars-.ail packed.
QnEAsH-WaH 1nct at 6f910c.
lEEF PHODUuTH--Wore gulst Ind norn!nally ui1-
changed, ut $sca for ess 8.15 for extra mess, AID
$2gDhsS 20. GO for hninF.
TALLUH--1tGutei at 1(@9Ec.
, 1875-02-04

6Iuuxiek ~ II@lA Ia ..tA$l4 1fb
0lLS-Thcra WR4 Increased hrMteas III carbon and
turneutus, larl, whale, mud liuseea algo display
Fathes more strength. though no rrce-changes
note1. Following art tho current quola-
tiuna: Carbon tsssndar.l white), lls deg test, IL
tal3Ec; DO Illinois legal test. LOO deg, Nsi4jtc;
do headlight, l73 deg i1K@1sG axra wnst lard oi
n.l4.at No. 4 aso No. sQc; lnsts4. raa, B11
t5c: du bollsA. aaayoe what, 77Gs7Hc; SPERM 81 d
ta2B aeat4foot oil. str!ct1y rurs, $l.05 do e1tra,
90e89to; do No. 76fa8jc; bank oil. 66c atsafts
Gus phiRbago oil, 6t17tc; tutpsntlne 40; psrsl-
ths. q 4ssyity, l4k9l5v; usphths, co,nnlou, lax
FIu.IRoN-This market Is developing Increasing
activity, ,eHl pFcea fuch tlFnty held Quula-
lions arc ~ folluwr: bcotct ;sceur}fng to braud}
ts100Gst709; Lake Superior No. !, $500; do No, g.
$J4.00; Do No. 8, tt6o0; do Nos. I and ., $37DO
Amelioan Scotch, ss1.0o: TuscssA~as sl7.00.
fDTAfOEa-Ehoiee EAatsrn peashhoWa were 6rtn
undsr moderate offerings. Tho retail business yes
ter4ay rather bsloW the average iu consequence Of
tha cold weather, The trade tu large ota Il light.
E4atotn peaehbows we're quoted at ao295c; Western
1t s0tS83o I common vhrietlea, 71taB0r.
POULTitY~-bhippc1s aud local lealegs wera taking
phuua lus, and, uuIsr light offerings. the market
w1s AFn Ut the prIcex lubjoine1: Turkeys, drus1sd
7Q4llc: elicktns, d1esaed, t912p per b duckl, 89
lie ptr II geese, 7G99c 1'er ID.
sEEDs-ClaveF was higher, being IN request 10 flI
ANAL ordera, and scarce. Medium, sold At $6
xllt 1uatnuth 1t $3.50. Timothy rather aow and
weak tbs heavy Escepta u lats having cAused buyers
W hold oil, Hzles were made 1t $l&N21.ba. lungs
l!aa and 1ust Vsss sastsz, sailing Il 7s4s0a aud $50
sAIf-W.s aass but sta4dy. III. stock Of aas VI. Il
, 1875-02-04

D. F. ArLEa TO DAVID nRAD1EY.
Among The instruments recorded on the ~ Inst. VAS
sptcsa1 warrhntte deed, hy which, In conn1eralon nf
Il paid by David bradley to b. Al1rn. tile latter con-
vrys to David Bradley I0a to Is tnc1uaivs Ia Block
ls 1ots "a to - Inclusive, and Ga to II Inclusive all
IN Block 10; Lots 10 ~ shrnsve u Bosk 10; Lots
10 inclusive, aud 23 to ~ incHsve all I'll uock ~;
NIL Of Blocks ~ u, and a: Lots o. 8, 7, w W. IL,
49, A. and As III Block ali If said promises bdi'g III
ertsa Addition TO iIc.tcin. A'so LIT IN tho Atsef, =,
Bur's subdivision Ut ls!lra la1ila ~ the south hal
OF the southwest 'ltarter IL S'. III, ~ H.
TnASsrkis.
Wednesday, Eel. 3:
NorlL I1alAtcd 81. a. t.in ltn .! Hubbard st,.
ef 3IxllG .s-1U IT, tatc Felt. 9....,......4 1000
Illinois at. ,25fl Of North Dtarbarn st,sf,u5
Tic a.1 ,a,sc. s.s9 so. al iii iudi4na AZ, ci rc
a;itf:i St. lid Il ot Tnistisii.
a3s!ol tt, latei rs5 ...........,...... 2,aao
Same ~ tho atov,, dact Feb. 3............. 25ou
lIaIslel Il. % Il u 1hirty-eeh.h ii, /, 2sx -,
asn:ta ,sa 4; nsf IT, m IT, +. of itps Il. 5;iis
ne. = H. IaSs i, ts'; i;1 itie
sandsh Y astsa d; p;s; u, s:;;; e'
Il. datcd De-. 10, 1s74 1000
Taisty-t sl,lh Il, III Cottage drove AZ aud
,4nslsy g.. st brick house aud l0t' dated mn
Dasi,Icll H. III Il II rhirty SIKH 1t, vi, aix
pa;i!,eI IT, :, o 4it 4 IF Thrtyi IT, t. sci
lai1s II, Iattl Feb. 3...... ............... 90
MONTH or CITY LlA1rs. wIr1fis 4 RADIUS or MILEa
FROM COUNT tDEsE.
Lot 3, Dlo,h .. OF Be.t'r latt nf Hack II, 9 4
s.. ~. A. II, .latct DIR. %. 1B74... ...s 1000
SOUTH OF clrY ItMire, WITHIN RADIUS or AiLEs
il1N CoURr-1tuUsE.
Wabash nv, Il rnr VI Fory-Aeveuth at, II.
b3t6l II, ,latca Fell. 9...... 4,2!o
eoo II, dated Feb 4,soo
&c. Il, IL, Is, dated Jsn H. 10000
Lot ~ ill u. +. Johnsona pztt d II Of 20 K
Sc-. 4, ~, II, tated Fob. b.3................ 800
wEsr uF cIrr L1sttrA. WITHIN RADIUS or M1LAs
. FROM UEr-EbUsE.
Lots II and II, Of Iata III to 70, Block 2, RtaTos
Esrt Il Sec. 3c, ~ ID dated jan. 93....$ u0o
, 1875-02-04
Amounting in Scarlet Fever.

About four years ago correspondent Of tho
Eoic,.itio Anteridan for whose yoracity ths edtor
be bud brought family Of children through the
scarlet fever with perfect succeaB, sud with no
unpleasant permanent results as is very Often
tie cass, BY simply rubbing the sntiro surfacs
OF their bodies with tbs rim Of smoked
ham eveEy hour. ll tho ooussa OF 4 month,
several persons Eeut communications to tbs
Sctes:tsfc american commeultng tho treatment
II iliustra:aI By their own experience. And now
comes tia HsraA of Health with the statement
that tAs best rslnedv not only for scarlet toros,
but for typhoid, is the euo,n.lng of tbs pasiant
with COCOA butter, which, On some accounts, IL
considered superior to any other oil. Many Ger
man physicians. soting OH tie recommendation
OF tho celebrated Bchuemsn, almost Invariably
adopt the Auoiuttug systsm, which they claim
lowers the tamperasu1s and aflords SONS pQus1ah.
mont to the ayassA hy absorption.