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MISCELLANEOUS.
TRUST EE'S SALE.

Notice IL hereby given, that In pursuance
OF deed of trust executed 10 me, j. l.. Leon.
ard, by IL. h. Scott and his wife Jennie NJ.
Scott, on the 18th day OF June, 1874, which
deed OF trust Is recorded In the oilicc Of the
o ERIK Of the district court Of Dallas county,
state Of Texas In book IN, on pages l5j, ~
and i57, to which references IL here made,
Will, NJ the request of A. Faulkner, one of the
benehciaries In said deed OF trust, on Sntur-
day, the 3Oth day Of January, A. ID. 1873, NJ
the court house door In the city of Dallas,
state of Texas, proceed TO sell to the highest
bidder for cash In hand, the following lands,
lying In the county of Dallas state OF Texas, to-
wit: One tract of four hundred and seventy
four and one.half acres, the "a. W. Perry
headlight survey" sixteen miles northwest
from the town of Dallas, known as the
"Trinity Mill" tract OF land. Also, a tract OF
forty eight and three.quarter acres, being the
north half Of w. IL. Wits ninety seven and
one half acre survey, bounded on the east by
A w. Perry's one hundred and sixty:hve
and one-half acres survey on the north by
Josiah Ashlock's survey of one section, on
the west by A. W. Perry's four hundred ana
seventy -four and one-half acre headlight
survey, and on the south by the south hall
of w. III. Wits ninety-seven and 0ne-hali
acre survey. Also, twenty acres out OF me
l.. Simpson survey, bounded on the east by
said Ashhlock survey, and north by balance
of said Simpson survey, on the south by salu
A. W. Perry's four hundred and seventy-four
and one-half acre survey, Also sixty seven
and nineteenth acres out of the Mary kene-
dy bne hundred and sixty acre headlight
survey, bounded ON the north by survey
owned by the heirs of William Row, on the
west by the balance of the said Mary Kennedy
survey, on the south by w. III. Wittsninety
acre survey, and ON the east by A. W. Per-
RVS four hundred and seventy-four and one
half acre survey. Also, forty eight and
elghty-tive one huudredth acres out OF the
W. II. Wits ninety acres survey, of OF east
end of said survey, and bounded on the east
by A. w. Perry's four hundred and seventy
four and one-half acre survey, on the north
by said Mary Kennedy sur ey, on west b,
balance of said Wits ninety acre sur
yey, and on the south by John Jackson's one
hundred acres, together with all and singu-
lar the rights, members, tenementS and her
editamcnt to the Same in any manner he;
longing or appertaining.
perfect, but convey only as trustee
j. l.. LEONARD, Trustee.
2Sldiun7li2l
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DIR. j. A. MASH,
Eclectic and Specially Physician

Special attention paid TO obstetrical prac-
tice. the diseases of women ana cnI,ursi
Willie n will IL. remembered that DR. Nash's
success aud experience In treating cancer
and complicated chronic diseases, OF notn
male and female, is surpassed by no one
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Pronhitt in the office to FL his prescriptions
In his absence. Terms moderate, though
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St. Nicholas for 1874
A BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

Ofthis hook Charles Dudley Warner writes:
ain the bound volume of ST. Nicholas, with
It's gloay OF fred and gold, we have II perma-
nent addition 10 the literature Of the young.
tistic talent cooperated In the service Of IL
dren. IL is n continual educator OF their
taste and Of their honor and courage l do
not see how II can b6 made any better, and IL
the children don't like 1t think II Is time 10
begin 10 change the kind OF children in this
country"
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CHANGE OF TIME:
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, SEPT. 6, 1874,
CLOSE CONNECTION

AT Minneolp and international Junction,
with trains on the International and Great
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Paso Mall Company's stages for Monroe,
Vioksburg and the South. AT Texnrkana,
with>the
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In the extensive list of illustrated material
now In course of preparation, which II Is ex-
rected will be published during the coming
year. are occssianul hrilnht parers on
French ftaud lit, ratnre, by Albeit hhohes;
articles ui travel in Europe, Asia and ineri-
en-, by competent hands descriptive papers
on Chicagt, Richmond, Baltimore and other
cities sketches Of curious phases Of vegcta-
ton, ETC., etc.
In poetry, short stories nnl sketches, bio.
graphic, Renaissance, essays. eto the pub
fishers expect 10 pr. .rrSe iicir inrne1 high
standard. Ev, rv fort will ~, made 10 keep
the magazine IRISH, bright, high-toned and
cOinpnnionahl.
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1879. 1873.
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st. Nicholas for 1875.

that there Is TO be no falling off, but an in
crease IN lis literary and pictorial uttrac-
tons. Among other attractive features are
Two SIP endid serial stories,
THE YOUNG SURVEYOR.
by ]. T. Towbridge, author of the Jack Haz
ard stories, etc.
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A Farmers Vacation in Europe, |"
by col. GEO. Il. WEARING,

OF Ogden Farm, near Newport, Rhode Island
This series viii deal In very practical
woy with the industries and peculiarties OF
thequalnt peoples of Holland, Normandy,
and the Channe islands The papers Will
be fully illustrated, and while especial at.
tentiUn VIII be pSid to farm matters In both
picture and description, the authors faculty
OF keen and intelligent observation ENSURES
nhnMlnnl iMlnresL Tor Tho yeuernl renlnr.
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TnL WEEKLY AEWA,
A magnificent oighl'paHe pnper containing
Hlvenly-tWO columns NJ matter upon rNnrl
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Thc description Of this new and wonderful
region, assisted by numerous and brilliant
illustrations by Moran Sheppard and others,
IL is expected viii have more than tram
silent value. An additional paper, with APP
prQprinto illustrations, viii be devoted to
Inc, study Of Indian character.
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..The OaMNns Nf tho OOlOra0O.N

A vivid account Ofthe Exploration Of
tn. Colorado River Region by the
Government EN- pediiion under Major
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-11-03

The rapidity with which females
adapt themselves to circumstances
and fashions with which they are sur.
rounded and especially the fashions,
Is simply marvellous. On Monday
last a lady, who employs several do
mestics, got new table girl, just ar
rived In the city from rural districts,
bright-eyed, rosy checked damsel
who blushed whenever any of the
male members of the household look
ed at her; a girl whose hair was
combed smoothly back from of a
canned forehead; whose dress had
sleeves to it, came up to her throat
ana down to her feet. On Tuesday
aer hair went up unto the top of her
mead, and was coiled up over a.
something, on Wednesday she cut
the sleeves off her dress, turned it ir
~ the throat, pinned it back and
bumped it out behind, and could look
I'LL the men in the house square in
Tue lace for half an hour without The
nue. OF modesty showing through hel
prepared chalk complexion. Yester.
nay she completed her degradation
:! cutting of all but an inch or two
u Aer front hair. Detroit Post.
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Costly PERFUMEs.-Dr. Rebatel, of
Lyons, who travelled in 1874 in the
regency of Tunis, makes mention in
the narrative of his tour of two very
costly perfumes that are manufac-
tured at Stakes, a Mediterranean
coast town of that country. These
perfumes are the essence of rose and
the essence of jessamine, the flowers
being obtained from the gardens OF
the surrounding region. An ounce
of the former, even at the place Of
manufacture, sells for from twenty
to thirty dollars, while the same
quantity of the jessamine essence
costs forty-fiye dollars. Nearly two
hundred and twenty pounds of roses
and about five hundred and fifty Of
|jessamines are needed to make al
ounce of these essential oils. The
principal markets for their sale Tunis
and Constantinople, where they pnr
chased for the use of the inmates Of
the hacms Of those cities.