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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-05-27

The Farmers Uoion has been en-
'arsed one column to the page, making
an addition of eight columns. 1t is
-,1+sw one Of the largest Agricultural
p"pcrs and certainly one of the most
valu ,ble to Minnesota farmers. 1t is
receiving: too, their very cordial sup.
port.
An effort was made, at late m m.et-
ing of the Normal School Board, to
procure some action that would make
it obligatory on the Principals and
teachers of those schools to assist in
holding Institutes and training schools
through the State when called upon
by the State Superintendent.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-05-27

Mrs. Lincoln, widow of Ex-Presi
deat Lincoln, has been aljudged in-
sane and sent to a private Asylum at
Batavia Illinois. She attempted to
commit suicide, by taking poison,
during the time that elapsed between
the close OF the court proceedings and
her rem oval to the Asylum. The pro.
ccedings were at the instance Of her
son. Mr, Robert T. Lincoln, and had
been delayed as long as safety to NJ $.
Liucoln would admit.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-05-27

Circulars. Letterlleads, Bill
heads, Statements, Envelopes,
Cards, Posters, Programmes,
DC, &C., &c.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-05-27
G. A 4 E 4 TIE
Job Office.

\ IL kinds of Job work done in the best
IL style and with and dispatch.
Circulars, Letter Heads, Bill Heads,
Enrslopes, Cards, HaadbaAs, dc &.,
Legal, County and Town blanks printed
t . order and for sale.
Blanks Of all kinds, constantly on hand
and prices reasonable.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01
AM oRr1rrr NJCx1

To amend chapter fourteen of the printed
| code of ordinances, for prevention and eX-
| tinguiShment OF fires.
Section |. he IL ordained by the City Coun-
| Gil OF the city of Dallas, that whenever any.
| wooden building now standing within the
| nre limits of the city shall be damaged by
nrn the rebuilding, or repairing Oft the same
| Is hereby prohibited unless The owner there
| Oi shall nlsi obtain Il permit from the May
or of the city. and before the MAYOR Shull
| lSSuean such permit, he Shall cause the
said buildings to be inspected by three dis
| lnieresteds person VINO shall apprniSe the
damage on said building, and II they shall
apprase the damage on the building to be fifty
per cent. or its value before the fire, or more,
no perm " shall be granted. The cost of ap-
prnisement shall be paid by the owner
Section z that whenever any building
| shall nom age and neglect become delapida-
| TED, THE same is hereby declared n nuisance,
ana on com plant being made 10 the Mayor
ofany such buildings he shall cause the same
10 be Inspected by three diSinterested per-
sons, lree holders III the city, and IL the
same be reported By the inspectors to be in
adeiapluated condition, lfthe said house he
WITHIN the fire limits and u wooden house,
the mayor shall cause u to Inc removed or
| pulled down, ms he may deem best, giving
zen days notice 10 the owner 10 remove or
DISPOSE oil Tile same so that the nuisance
be abated, and If said house be outside the
| iire limits ms fixed by the ordinances OF
the city. the Mayor shall require the owner
10 repair me same, or abate 1t, within time
10 be liked in the notice, and If the owner nj
ohote ,i,a h,, 'viWIv y. hcSiccVto repair or
Iva abat.d hv tho Will ,rna .ie ,,e hSed IL shnl
on opder ~ th" Mopper u,ioe a,a VI me cry
paid by the owner OF the property
hniidimg ,vi,,,in ~ Wnv,nteN1r any WOODEN
pininad Sa han ,aV l,,u l.ii,iS SUM- ne com
ans bnil nss o y 10 ulle eohtlgu-
n ,",J S,, w. inspec,eu ~ mere IN before
p,VN ~ ~. ~ uuSe " Ieiapldatcu buildings
n, a., =, e,J nnspScto,s S,ial report the build
ti n6 ow h,'in vi w oo numerous 10 con-
rsuvns Mn OF as likely 70 cause, or
ppng M t ~, o"v SAME snall ne ueemed,
a,n p lev, 10 Nc Nuisance, anu the Mayor
AZ artep zen ,1ays notiee TO the owner TO remove
W. aonie ine nuisance, shali cause the same to
of the owner;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01

Atypt,,a0MsGs ~ ina BbpAst VI ihs
eva DiS,gsYi psavs ~ Oai,sa v.nsiy.
TssRs, los tsqsaret Veysa, ., d.. 1870.
The following is the apportionment
of tho docket OF the above Court for
next term, made and published ID ne
eordance with the order of Judge
Barksdale. Each case thereon will be
called for trial or other disposition OH
the day therein set and not before.
Attorneys, witnesses, litigants ana
all parties Interested are notified that
10 will not be necessary for them to APP
pear before the Court until the day ON
which the cases In which they are IN
terested are set for trial.
Such apportionment, however, does
not change the order Of pleadlngs; and
in all cases brought TO this term OF the
Court all pleadlngs necessary to pre-
vent judgments by default on the NTH
day of the first week Of Court are re-
uuired TO be filed.
Witness, A. Harwood, Clerk of the
District Court of Dallas county, Texas,
this, September 2Sth, 1870.
A. HARDWOOD, Clerk.
by w. q. REEVES, Deputy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01

THE publication of the docket of the
Civil District Court for the Fall Term,
1873, takes up SO much of our space
thatw are RESTRICTED in room for
other matters to-day. The docket will
be published also in to-morrow's
WEEKLY HRRALD. Extra copies Of
either edition can be obtained at this
office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01

SINCE the storm at Galveston, we
have not been able to get the Calves
ton Nctcs till II Is three or four days
old.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01

FIRST Ddy-Secoad Week.
2lS2 Norris Il Co Va W II Norton
2lS3 w A Ault ct nj w Clark Il Bryan
2iSi Kay 4 britt VS. g ii Stacey
2lSS = Il Ritter ct al w Willie 'Cockerell ct nj
2lS0 Rost MoR' u w John ID Kerfoot OF al
200 q d Newton vs. l. IL Newton
2la5 August Litch vs. Ben Long
2lO6 Leopold Mason vs. Ben Long
200 Timothy U'Connor vs. NJ p Moore
22Dl y NJ Terry n Bro w II Young
202 va j A Thomas VS. W II Robertson
zzvS Steinon 4 Go Va George Shields
KY, Coombes admir- Record Va Hardin Hart
SsOS"Am Daniel DALEY vs. q w Chewing
@t ~, Daniel DALEY w q W Chewing
Ivy Derrick vsJ NJ Thurmond
&lO nnnici Dailoy vsG W uhewning
22l2 y y Ray w j. W Thomas
22l3 n W Tucker VA Simmons % I,nke
Hli NJ towc vsJ ] Griffin
22l0 John III Cole vsJ Il Barkley
222l Mary II stone w NJ 4 Stone
222l Brick 4 CLARK w W IL Wentworth
2210 Jno III Yeargan VS. W A a q Ii jenklns
1921 g Brown \ 90 VS. Fannie smith
Tuesday, october Iasb.
Second Ddy--Second lleek
o22S Margaret stephens W. U q Payne
28v II Winneiord vs. Snran M Winneford
22h John Anglers vsJ Y Burcher
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01
saturday, November 8tl.

Sirth dg--FGyh Week.
20it W q Diholl vs. Bowen and Conner
29i5 j y Si2ar VS. A Obier
2si6 Clarks, Bryan and Blake VS. jacob Menc-
Ger
aai7 Mary Motley VS. Sc II Beauchnmp
2NiS MierS and Caldwell VS. W A Ohler
2aia VIM Rudleson W. w A Ober
1850 III Bac0n and Co vsJ NJ Hays
95l j W Mortified VS. Geo Fleming
2Oj3 L Worries VS. Worth Peak
Nl3 NJ Berry ct al vs. Mobile life lns Co
2Sli III Snodgrass w Cullen and Cochran
gS5 Westly Brandenburg VS. Il 4 Miers ct nj
2aSG Adams and Leonard vs. ID T Co and III G
Hnskins
1871 Ullmann ct al VS. James Il Barkley Shff
N5S CITY OF Dallas VS. q j Keaton ct al
2,b0 Leonard Terry w Leouore Terry
gMO Shrvock and Rowland VS. rrotman and
Co ct nj
WHl \ u jacques VS. j NJ Hays
liW2 Ihos Flynn VS. city of Dallas
29V| VIM u Crooks VS. III and 4 G Il r Co
Attest: A. HARDWOOD,
Clerk District Court, Dallas County, Texas.
by We. REEVES, Deputy,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01

Fourth Deg Third Week.
1882 Patterson n Thomas w J q Il l. q Cation
25,S j n Jeifries Va Hugh HARRISON
25Si w N Burt w John owens
1885 = shutter vs. stephen Gilroy
$3.50 Taylor n Taylor w Joseph Puts
2liS J II u Blades w W Field
2bSJ A II Sheppard w W Cummins
$50 Letltia N Mitchell w q l. Mitchell
a5ii Thompson u Harwlck va Lizzie Handle,
25i2 Frost ct nj vs. Frost ct al
26ii \ \ Goshen w q Is Mann
2N7 II Neye n Son w Dallas Manfg Co
25iS Record OF nj We Keen n Nichols
$3.50 Bornio \ BrO Va Talhurt 4 Rowland
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01

ssn ", q, sstiAJ \ cp,ys, Ii u wba9g y N
Sl3 n ifall1esyg y II FslGsSyo j,
DBL Northumberland n Rprlpill(h vSn W AaYos
2liS Couhfg oY DALLAS pbanDhamp ajIa 'TalTy
3l7 Henry Sears ut vi w StsaRall &Eo
22i0 N q Cullen w j W Calder q al
22lO VIM NJ Wheat adiur vs. Is u Laee %
2l5l w " Ii!ghtower VI j A Mccoy
22jt James 'Selby ~ Co VS. II Hart
22j7 Honsly Bro Co YsF NJ Hanks
22t0 y Il and II II Jones vs. Abrnm Carver et
nj
22Ol III NJ RnwllnS vs. hobt George et al
o. u u Grigsby et al vs. W IL Boales et al
22D3 klbbn * Go VS. A A Johnson
2200 j Il I.asatcr VS. James Bentley
227O Keep Hogan Il Galloway vs. ] johnson
a. Jo
227i IL ii Cushing w Steagall h Go
2g72 Meyburg n Wange in vs. Steagall 4 co
225S Hcnsley Bro ~ 20 vs. Pryor n NASH
22SU NJ Berlen w y Loeb 4 Co
a2Bl 4 G Crawford w A Freeman
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01

FIRST hW FhHiH UrI.
2bSd W @ walton vs. II w Baylor
2GN NJ SHUTS VS. Geo ilenlly
2WB ID j. Wilson vs. haven port n Gardiner
2bW ~ WIN Crouch ct al VS. Joseph Crouch
WD "B" First Nat Bank Dallas VS. A d Seix,s
etal
Wl y Bryan Sr VS. Dallas Compress Co
Ui2 NJ NJ Thompson VS. A G Hurd
2Ui3 Pay ne a Candy vs. j Il Barkley ct al
2Oit John IL Cole ct al vs. Il A Roberts
300 John ii Cole ct al VS. City Bank of Dallas
etal
Wi0"A"W D Wilson VS. Southern Mutual
26i6 "li" John II Cole ct al Va NJ u CARING
ton ct vi 'e
2Gll VIM Phillips VS. W T. Stubbleileld
25lS Dallas County Va NJ h Stone
2Bl9 VIM Cameron vs. Lewis Amen
26l9 "B" John IL Cole 1T nj W. II STCRRCo
1850 H NJ Cain vs. p NJ oliver
2ill Schenck Wheeluck w h = Shelboyn
g52 a NJ Horne VS. Geo II Fearn
Thompson
2I1l NJ & Bisnall VIZ Ranahan Bros
2Ab5 I q Walton w VIM Cameron
100 V Chldres vs. w T. Siler and wife
265I Dallas city Gas Light Co VS. Champlin h
Wharton
DnlS NJ A lIihhIar Ia
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01
Wednesday, November I'd.

1860 Adams and Leonard Is Spencer Bros ct
$50 u f. Coombes VS. w MoCausland
2S7l y IL watson VS. A Fitzgerald
2S79 + b Crawford W. Thomas Crawford
aS73 4 Il Pallis VS. Ii Il Mcdonnell and Son
2S7i ScheEQk and Berkson VS. Jacob Menczer
aS7j NJ h Franklin w II and I G II II Co
gSIG T. W Goudlander VS. Jett and Hughes
2S77 Hickman and Wilson VS. Sigmund Loeb
1878 W A Shaw VS. NJ A Cornelius
$50 5 "A Tower ana Co vs. NJ Is Franklin
1850 Murphy and Peak vs. j Il StOno ct al
9SSl j W Walden VS. Ford, Boyd and Lame
2SS2 Sells and Co VS. Scenck and MhcclOclI
2oS3 Joseph Harris VS. V y Cowen ct al
1884 j JefIrles VS. Y G Jordan
2Sij II Il Burpham VS. ii Il Bohny
1885 LIST National Bank VS. Bailey Dougherty
a,SI NJ Pointer vs. W b Donoh0 ct al
$3.50 CASTOR and Thomas vs. Cutter and They
enet
$3.50 a Sanger ct al VS. ] + Barkley ct al
$3.50 City Bank of Dallas VS. Il Barkley Shift
1891 III CASTOR trustee VS. 4 q Jordan ct al
1892 II CASTOR uustee vs. Geo W Laws
1884 III CASTOR trustee VS. Geo W Laws ct nj
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01
wednesday,. October 18Th.

1hird Ddy--Sec0nd Week.
2282 + E Hughes w city Of Dalla
2 X W q Endus w n X Record
22sO Berkey et al vs. A II Steagall a. 20
22S7 w II Lambeth et al vs. Hardin Hart
12sN IL Is McMurtry w " II Gushing 81 "a
22DO James Bentley W. NJ j a W u jonohoe
2lDl WIN Starke w Geo A Cutler
2!g2 q X Johns 4 Co w j l. Lawrence
22yB Ed Clifford vs. McCauslnnd y scripture
glJi A + Hensley adm'r vs. X II Burke
22Dj Joseph MenCzer vs. Moore n Barley
22yS l. Kelly VS. l. Jackson
22OJ w l. VermllliOn vs. Adams d Leonard
800 W NJ Bryan VI Heirs of j n boyle
23D A Frchot ct al w Edwin Taylor
23O2 A Berry adinr w Sneed Il Aldredge
23O3 q Is WellhOrn et III w l0hny Il L0npot
2,lUi w IL " 1T w Miller II Miller
2BD5 " Il NJ Kahn w j y Darlington
230B $ n Jones Il Husband w a A johnson Il
wife
28O7 |. A l. Lambin admir- vsC q Payne
2.yOS W w Thnckor VS. w h GreenawJ r
$500 Patterson ~ Thomas w Barkley ct al
1910 simpson ~ Co vs. A 4 liensley 81 al
2ill James ID Cooper VS. lei PabO stage Go
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01
Friday, October a.nd,

rum Day--Thhd licoL,
1868 G II Beauchunlp vs. Cal Tex Hy Con-
structiOn Company
1863 Marsalis1 Underwood vs. Perry y Mauthe
$50 j K Earnest q wife vs. A NJ Horne et al
MI Thompson q Hardwick vs. Parker et al
2j75 J NJ Brown W. Dallns County
MI Lewis ~ Steifels vs. = Loeb " co
2i7S Noxn a 90 W X y Burnham
2h7g A j Stockton Ms Patrick Baron ct nj
1850 Bonnie Il Co vs. b j Castleberiy
26s2 W II Hughes Va W IL Witt 81 al
2jBt W II Hughes VS. II u Mcdonnell ct al
1854 Barstow " Whtelaw vs. Dallas Tanning
Company
25Sj Jno j Adams 4 Co vsJ !. Downs& Go
2iS6 Henry Thompson W. u i Luce ~ co
26s7 Il w Is Martin vs. y + f.nce Co
2iSN Cicero Cullen vs. John IA cole
2hD Il X Coruett VSS Y Burr
2Nl "a + l. Read W j & Mitchell
22gl "B" Wheeler " Wilson Mfg Go Va Odeil
Bros
2J93 san Jacinto Hotel Cows J l. Downs a 60
2J.D San Jacinto Hotel Co vs. Frank liNmm
2IW W j Blackwell Il Go vs. Bugel " Riddle
2jDI w Is Payne ~ Sile vs. y Burr
2jsW Il q Mays VS. Fendley ~ Laws
hulI w NJ XIV Va W 4 RrItf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01

Sirh Day-ThhH Week.
2GO2 A NJ Friend VS. Jas H. Barkley
2dOj Udell Bros IS Charles Parker "a al
800 Ester Harper vs. jim Harper
2OJ7 II Is Bryan w Thomas Field
2jOS w I Edmonds0n vs. n Morton
1000 l. Biz w Bohny q LoupOt
2Ol0 JnO Arnold vs. John MOirell
2ill VIM Hook VS. L. Caperan
Ml2 y Brunswick Bro vs. q Browne & Bro
2Bl3 NJ johnson VS. G Jordan 1t al
2Gli NJ Perry Va j NJ Hall
2Blj Il Sims j Cation
26ll " II Lyle x Cows ID w G. Smith
NilS IL Potter w Underhill and Griffith
2GlO j + WIT vs. j h Barkley
900 q NJ Lltlleheld vs. Il X Merriweather
Ni2d u L. buchanan w j " lurkley ct al
W2i w Housely VS. Cullen aud Little
N!6 W Il WadSw0rth VS. r. L Graves ct al
2G27 Il j Jones and wife vs. W n belong
N3l EppelsOn e Ezrll vs. Britt d Noble
2OS2 Keenc Il Nichols vs. ID and W Il RUo
U3 CLARK, Bryan 4 Blake VS. A q McGnlliard
2GH J i Neatherly VS. II q Rasmussen
SFn blork, Jelt II oyS W T. lletl'ner 1T nj
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01
Nnnar., hn,rmhar i.ll

tHa lai lgia lNsh
rhg,JNe gsL u ippwa otRl
.Gi IlN9he9 y HollaHa w laglh0omow .
Abbot
gsi0 Y W Wood VI W q Payne
$3.50 city Rank OF pallas'ys W X Wortolng
ton
9g2i Jas Bentley VS. W II Thomas admr
2s25 Is Henslee et al w " II ThOmI son
2s9O Hughes a Holland vs. 4 II Abbott
gS27 Hadley " Smith VS. Thompson Pratt
2s2s Heirs Of E0ntro vs. ligwser ~ NJ
$3.50 John Anglers vs. Scnenck aud Wheelock
1888 Clark Bros and Go vs. NJ Z Hart
2S3l james II Gray vs. Thomas Smith
9Sla Il b Bryan and Co vs. John Chaffee liro'
and Go
2S}3 Kline aud Wolf vs. Jacob Aaron
1854 y NJ Hammond VS. CASTOR Trustee
gNIj N II Stone vs. M n and " PSlone
gSi0 Obenchaln and Childrtss vs. IL :
Schmedt
1887 K II Williams VS. Il and = II RICO
aSIS Fenrn and Sale vsJ w Calder
gSig w w Peak vs. II Loeb and 20
2S,0 Hensly Bro and Go VS. j W Thompson
9SIl Delaw and Bacon w q W Watts ~ al
2Si2 NJ A PeaTce VSJ q Dent
2Si3 II W Thlernan vs. Lewis Nanderhurst
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01

pas Adams n Leonard VS. 4 q Il Kendall
23l9 John =. Witwer VS. Spencer Bro Ut al
1850 Culberson Il Mabry vs. A Il Obenchain
28jl y and j Kahn VS. & Kahn etal
galal Brady Il Blunok vs. A II Steagall " Co
2S55 Wiley Jones vsJ w Thompson
$3.50 NJ brtton et al.vs Clark Il Bryan ct al
1850 u Keaton IL al VS. j n Barlxley ct al
2369 ID q Chapman vs. Il Il PR
sDi John Il Turner Ut nj vsS W Stone
23O5 u " A G y IN Texas vs. August brocheir
23G6 u l. Huffman w Lacy Il Lacy
1891 7 Hendricks w IL Il re II Il Co
23Gs Chas GlatS ysJ Z Michael
2312 Davidson II l.cssenburg w 4 NJ MlerB
2372 Chns lteupel II Co VS. T Michael
237i Broxton " SlOcum W. NJ and K McNab
2S7 NJ Moore w Scruggs Il Darlington
2TS NJ j Haynes eXtr VS. w A Turner OF al
1850 jas 4 Thomas Va II l. james ct al
1888 JAS Frazer w Elizabeth Handley
23Si Wiley q Williams vs. III l. Ray
zis5 City Bank Of Dallas vs. Jones Il Hall
23SB II a Williams w ii A Staples
23S7 First National Bank OF Mem phis w "
w Kingdom
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01

Sccond Ddy-fM WtcE.
Page aud Moran W. stone
2Sii II Is Clatun 4 Co VS. Geo Shields
2,i6 4 r. Hughes w Guy Of Dallas
2S4B Fannie smith vs. Dallas PrintingtO
2Si7 Jno Woodbridge G Co vs. j NJ Hays
1913 Well, Kahn d Co vs Bogel Il Riddle
2ID Fetsworth, scott Il Co vs. Jos Smith
1850 BraXton t SlOcum vsJ W ThOmpSo
sSil W q Randall IL Bro w Wilson d Bro
1852 Block, jet II Co VS. Wilson # Bro
2S53 X = PinsOn vs. A A Kennedy ct nj
2S5i Geo l.ienhart vs. Lynch e barkley
$50 kichd Morgan guard w j q Stake ct nj
1885, Joseph lien vs. Jacob Aaron
1857 Page IL Co vs. b + Luce ct al
1865 smith, Murphy ,r Peak VS. Jno d stone
1850 Smith, Murphy a PoakVs WOrthington
Il Buchanon
2SOO smith, Murphy d Peak VS. Thomas Field
2S6l smith, Murphy IL Peak vs. McElhare IL
StoNe
1850 smith, Murphy ,t Peak VS. Henry Rutier
1858 Smith, Murphy IL Peak VS. II Barksdale
at nj
1854 smith, Murphy If Peak W. II + Elsnlohr
1855 Smith, Murphy ,e Peak VS. Thos Field
1865 King q Barley NJ Johnson
1SGi VIM Caven VS. City of Dallas
1gIuH ppytnu q DriSkill NS CITY of Dallas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01
DALLAS. TEXAS.
FRIDAY MORNING :;::;:;O OCT. I.
BRIEF COMMENTS ON "TEXAs
NOTES"

"a large number of English Berk-
shire hogs have been imported into
Kaufman county,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-02
A splendid Croud Coming

The following liberal arrangements
have been made with the different rail-
roads and steamboats,: Mr.. Burke, Of
the Mississippi and Tennessee railroad,
brings passengers from Grenada and re-
turn, with admission to the theater, for
81; the one ate on this road is s.; this
is the basis carried out on the entire
line. Mr.. Jay. Of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, brings passengers
from Huntsville, a distance Of two hun
bred and twelve miles. and %entiilir g ad-
mission to the theater, for 81 Is; the one
fare is $40, a great deal less than half
fare, and the same rates are given along
the entire line. Mr. Lee. of the steam
ers Phil Alliu and Quickstep, will bring
passengers from Helena and return, with
admission to theater, for 81 so; the one
fare is 81 so. The rates are given a,
far down as the mouth OF White river.
All tickets are good from three to five
days. Considerable expense is attached
20 advertising the different lines, and i,
is the duty Of the merchants and bust
ness men to come forward and bear their
share, as every one will be interested
alike. We are likely to have 5000 visi
tors from the country. These arrang,
ments take effect next Monday week, th,
llth, and will continue in force, a.
stated, from three to Eve days.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-02
THE vAGRASr LAW.
Judge Flipptn Discharges Eighteen
"Vags" Comm tied By Magts-
aFatts 10 the Criminal Court for
Indictment, Ete.

Judge RiipPln Discharges Eighteen
Sagsp Comm tied bv Maeta-
aratts 10 the Criminal COurt for
Indictment, Ete.
In the Criminal Court this morning
Judge Flippin delivered a very impor-
tant opinion on the vagrant law. The
act to prevent vsgrancy is as follows:
Section l That it is hereby declared
to be a m~isdemeanor for any person who
having no apparent means Of subsist-
ence aud neglects to apply himself or
herself TO some honest calling
Sec 2 That it is hereby declared to
be a mlsdemeanor for any one TO be
found lettering about saloons or dram
shops, gambling houses or houses of III
lame, or tramping or strolling through
the country without any visible means Of
support.
Sec. 5 That any one found guilty Of
these offenses defined in sections | and
z OF this act shall be fined not less than
i've or more than twenty FIVE dollars, or
shall be imprisoned in the county work
house for not less than ten days or more
than twelve months, at the discretion of
the court.
Sec 4 That it is hereby made the
duty Of all peace officers of this State to
arrest all Migrants and carry them be.
fore some justice of the peace to be
dealt with rs the law directs.
Passed March %. 1875
Judge Flippin held that it was the in.
tent OF the Legislature to elothe justices
of the peace with the power to make
inal disposition ofthe cases ofyagrancy;
that vagrancy is not an indictable mis-.
demeanor; that the clause Of the act i'm
posing zines is constitutional, and that
imposing in addition Imprisonment for a
period of not less than ten days nor more
than twelve months is unconstitutional
and void.
Ia accordance with the above ruling
the following Migrants, tried before mag
i~strates and committed to TIE Criminal
Court for indictment, ETC., were dis
charged from the custody Of the Sheriff:
Nelson Chapman alias John Pamplan,
John Bryan, Thomas Ward, Charles
Smith, Charles Randolph, Wesley
Turner, Thomas Johnson, Ed Dryer,
Thomas Noonan, Rouse Taylor, James
Roberts, Norah Coyan, Rosa Brown
Ellen Stowe, Lizzie Williams, Mary An
derson, Yorkshire Bill.
Judge Flippin called the "vags" be
fore him and delivered a moral lecture
advising them to 60 to work and qui
loaing around town. or else they woult
be sent to the island.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-02
SOL COLEWAN'S
Genuine Rosa COnchas,
Free Lunch Tonight.
. Tor Zoe,
200 Main street.

There will be a big free lunch set IT,.
night between the hours Of 10 and IL
o'clock at Jimmy Bohan's saloon, No
1876 Main street. On this occasion
Bohan will open his coffee stand, he
having procured one Of Vans celebrated
coffee urns, and will supply all custom
ers with the best coffee to be found il
the city. Coffee can be had at Bobsn's
at all holrs of the day or night. The
free lunch department will be under ths
supervision Of II. A. Burns. aud will be
conducted on the most liberal princi.
Piles. If you want a good drink, lunch,
cup Of coffee, cigar, etc, 60 to Boban's
tonight. He has on exhibition a Rem
ingtoa Creedmoor rifle, which is a curl
osity well worth looking at. Do not fail
to be on hand tonight.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-02
WHAR Is YOU GWINE?
Acme GIG a sc each,
80 per Box.
Key West II. V. Perfec,
1Oc each.
AT j. LEUBRIE & CO.'S, 285 Main.
Counterfeit Honey.

Counterfeit Honey.
Quite a number Of dangerous counter.
felt bills are in circulation in our city
The queer was brought here by a lot
of men who followed Howe's circus.
The following list a be relied upon as
descriptive OF such bills as were pre-
scented at the banks and we're rejected as
dangerous counterfeits: First National
Bank, Lockport, N. Y, $40; Traders,
Chicago, S.; Third National, Chicago,
IS; Merchants, Chicago, $i First Ma
tionsl, Boston, 500; First National,
Philadelphia, Sl0j Ninth National. N.
Y, 50; First National, Canton, ILL.,, S.;
First National, Paxton, Ill.,, $5i City
Bank, P~oughkeepsie, N. Y, $40; First
National, Red Hook, n. Y, $40; Cen.
trail, New York City, $780, Central,
Rome, N. Y, $40.