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Cubn Intelligence.

HAVANA, September ll.--Captain
General NalmaSeda has made import.
ant changes in the municipal govern
ment OF Havana. The powers of the
mayor have been restricted, aud the
CHIEF Of police ordered to report direct
ly to the Captain General.
y battalion Of eva guards have been
relieved from police duty In port and
Il Battalion OF veterans, from varlGus
regiments, will take their place, doing
duty conformity with the city police.
The acting mayor the Marquis Of leila
Vista, has resigned, and the report is
current that Major Selvcta, who is on
leave Of absenGG on account of illness,
has sent II protest TO hadud against
these changes. The headquarters of
the several divisions of Spanish troops
in the discretionary districts have
been removed from the county-seats
and points on lines of railroads
President Gonzales, of San Domingo,
has suppressed the Don AmiIdo, a
newspaper Of Puerto Plate, published
in the interest OF the Cuban insur-
gents.
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Fastening The Lie on AmcS.

JACKSON, Miss, September IA
hundred men of this city reported TO
the Governor this morning that they
would cheeriully 90 to amy part Of the
state to preserve the peace and protect
the rights of citizens whenever called
upon. They did not know that there
was an Instruction in Kinds county
or amy other county till they saw his
dispatches to Washington, but that
they were nevertheless ready 10 re-
Spond. 1t is understood thnt one hun.
dred men Of Lowdes county have also
reported ny letter to the Governor to
the same effect
NIcEsRuRG, September ll.-Men
who did not know there was an insur-
reetion in Kinds county against the
until they saw Gov. Ames'
dispatches to Washington, have ten
dered their services in all parts Of the
state for the protection Of the lives
and property of those put In fear.
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YELEGRAPHIC
MID MONT DISpATCuE
MlCHAkL ANGELO.
Celebration of His FOHr ligBdFedtb
Anniversary IN Rome
MIDNI0MT DISPATCHES.
MlCHAkL ANGELO.
Turkish Brutality In Bosnia.

BELGRADE, Sept. ll.-0ne thousand
Turks recently encountered sixty
peaceful Bosnans, all of whom they
butchered.
Skuptchina has selected commit
tee 10 draft reply speech to Prince
Milan. The committee is wholly conn
prised OF members of the party of ac-
ton. The government is privately
using its influence for Il moderate adj
dress to the Skuptchinaians. On the
table, Bosnia petitions for aid.
ROME, September ll.-Many arrivals
here to-day of distinguished Italians
and Cardinals to attend the celebration
of the occurrence Of the Tooth birth
day of Michael Angelo.
FLORENCE, September ll.-To-mor-
row will he the first day of the festival
OF the 4O0th anniversary of the birth
of Michael Angelo, which is to last
three days. There will be service to-.
morrow at his tomb.
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Probable collapse of the State Line
Steamship Company.

LONDON, September 1.-THE tinan-
clal Article of the Evening Echo con.
tains the following paragraph; at is
stated that the @tata Line Steamship
Company is in danger Of u complete
collapse. The directors and com
mittee of the stockholders have con-
cluded that any attempt to carry on
the company 10y borrowing money is
hopeless and the only means of avoid
ing the total loss of what remains of
the capital is to continue the line 10y
the formation Of a new company. They
propose to offer their ships, which cost
c4G2, 900, for e2G5,000, and recommend
the shareholders to allow the value of
The stock III trade to be transferred to
the new company, and also to apply
for a considerable amount of the pur-
posed supplementary capital, believing
the winding up of the company at this
time would result in total loss of the
capital invested.
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Minor kilograms.

The shoemakers of Natick, Massa,,
chussetts, have resumed work at old
prices.
The President and his family are
expected to visit Washington on the
10th inst.
A freight train was ditched near
Hillsboro, Indiana, yesterday, killing
three boys who were stealing ride.
A heavy frost visited New Jersey
last night. 1t Is feared that buck
wheat, corn and other late crops have
been materially injured.
The Rio Bravo has been repaired and
will leave Galveston for the mouth OF
the Rio Grande as soon rs anchors ana
chains can reach her from New Or
leans.
j. NJ. Keeting, of the Memphis APP
peal, has been interviewed In st. Lnllls
concerning the Mississippi riot; lie
says the Clinton riot was politicai
affair, In which all the participants,
blacks IS well as whites, were hepuo-
licans.
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TEXAS NOTES.

Clay county has a newspaper. The
Texas North West.
Cotton pickers get seventy-ive
cents n hundred near Waco.
An interesting feature of the Lam
passas county fair will be a baby
show.
Another new ice factery VIII be
erected in San Antonio. Ice VIII he at
two cents a pound.
The Fort Worth Standard has q
lady poet who, for womah' writes
really good poetry.
San Antonio has cattle ordinance
which forbids the bowzy COW rom
making her bed upon the sidewalk OF
street.
We advise the East Texas Daily
Leader to try some other kind of INK
that they use at present is not a sue
cess.
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China Intelligence.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 1.-THE
advices of the City OF roIlio nom China
are me0gre.
Judge Richardson, of the United
States Court of Claims, and Command
or Devils, of the United States steam
ship Atlantic, were arrested while
walking within the treaty lines Of
Hokohoma. The act il disavowed by
the government at ieddo and the
proper apologies and punishment of
the offenders will follow.
The telegraph attaches were attack
ed and severely bruised by Il Chinese
mob near Foo ChOo.
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Marine Disaster-Twenty-t Lives
Lost.

CHICAGO, September ll.--On the
Lake early yesterday morning the pro-
peller Equinox, bound to BAY City
with u cargo of salt and towing the
schooner Emma l.. Ways, freighted
with lumber, were overtaken 10y a
storm about two o'clock yesterday
morning near Point an Sable, Is de
grees north. Captain Woodwork, Of
the Equinox, came to the stern of the
propeller at that time and called out
to cut the lines. This done, the pro-
peller careeued and sunk in few mo-
ments. She had on board Il crew OF
nineteen, Captain Dwight Scott, of
Cleveland, n well-known lake captain,
who was accompanied by his wife and
granddaughter, making IA total OF y
persons. The first intimation the
schooner had of the catastrophe was
the shrielis of the drowning. The Ways
could render no assistance in the ter
rible sea that was running, and the en-
tire crew of the Equinox went down.
The schooner arri\ ed here this morn
ing.
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The Mississippi RIOT.

WASHINGTON, September ll.-Sena-
tor Pease, of Mississippi, telegraphs to
the Attorney General that all excite
ment in consequence Of the disturb-
ance Mt Clinton has subsidized. The
Attorney General is not changed in
his view that the whole trouble is
completely at an end.
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Flames.

MlDpLEBURG, VA, Sept. ll.-A de-
structiNe fire swept through Il portion
of the city this morning. The Mid
dleburg Paper Mill, two halls, twenty
nine business houses, six dwellings,
part of n highway bridge, and the
building of the Middleburg Manufac-
turing Co., and the Middleburg Wooden
Co., were all destroyed.
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Foot nnd Mouth Disease in England.

LONDON, September / 1.-THE Exec.
utive Committee on the foot and
mouth disease in horses and cattle
have asked the Privy Counsel for an
order preventing the holding of mar.
ket sales or fairs throughout Warwick
shire. The disease is prevailing to a
considerable extent in the county of
Norfolk, the last returns from there
showing the existence of three thou
sand eases. Cattle, sheep and pigs are
all affected.
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Wake Up and See What In
Going On.

Joseph Mcncser, grocer, 6l5 Elm street,
Dallas, beats all IN selling goods cheap.
lie deliUcrS them to customers tree. Go
and giUe him a trial, at Gl5 Elm street.
67d3m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-12
TIIE WEATHER..

For the Gulf Statss north to east
winds. vrering to south southwest,
cool, cloudy, slightly warmer, with To-
cal rains and slight rise Of the barom-
ctcr east and slight fall west Of the
Mississippi River.
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Monday. thc 6lh Day Of september, ts15.

On account OF the difficulty attending the
collection of small bills, and In order that
the school may be self sustaining, II strict
compliance with the above terms will be
required; and no deduction whatever
VIII be made for lost time,
MRS. r. D. CoUGHANoUR, Principal.
AugSdBw.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
,-.-4--0-e-4ss>,>e~---~->>N-~~s~s>.-~~
Attorneys ut Law.

Aldredge Geo. N, 4O5 Main street, near
Courthouse. II
Carleton J. H., over City Bank, Elm street,
near Postofiice. II
Downs 4 Jenkins, Courthouse, opposite
Clerks office, II
Kearby J. O., office over Schneider 4 Davis,
Lamar street, between elm and Main. II
Mccoy Il Mccoy, Office south side OF Court
house square. IL
Thurmond 4 Roy. ofice corner Main and
Jefferson streets, near Courthouse. II
Wolf n Adams, office over Postofiioe. front
room. IL
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Medical College of Alabama,
Ar MoRILM,

The Regular Course of Lectures will begin
on Monday, November 18th, 1873, and
close about the auth OF March following.
The Preliminary Course will commence
about the middle OF October, at which time
the Dlssccting Rooms will be open.
The City Dispensary has been removed TO
the College Building. In the course of the
year several Thousand patients are examined
ard prescribed for at this Dispensary, In the
presence of the Students.
no Lecture Free 10 Students from oil parts
of the United States,
Matrlculation .sa5 90
Dssectng Fee,..",............. .....,.,.... 10 90
For further particulars and Circulars APPLY
to W. ii. ANDERSON, NJ. d.,
Dean OF the Faculty.
Mobile, June LIST, 1875.
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Vhe1 ailpArrala
THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL
or THE
CITY and COUNTY of DALLAS.
DALLAS, TEXAS
SUNDAY MORNING /: SEPTEMBER r..
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure Of Grains at
Dallas.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Arrives.
From the South (mailan express) 930 II. IN
From the North kmnll and eNpress). 5:2S p. IN
from the south, accommodation l:i0 u. IN
ETOm the North. Accommodation l2:l5 n. IN
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
Mail and EXprcss...,", s1I =. N. 9:3lp. m
ommOdation"..,..,o, $3.50 IL. m. 9.5 D. III
Through eisht.......,.l2a5 D. NJ. lg;uj .. III
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Dallas Female Institute
THE SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION
WILL COMMENCE ON

In College building, No. Elm street, with
full corps OF efficient tenchers.
TUITION.
Tuition in the several de-
partments from 50 10 to...... IS W per month
incidental fee and for use of
plano, each ...,.."......... 60 per month
Payable strictly at the end of each month.
Small boys admitted ~ heretofore
W. II. SCALES, A, NJ.
Dallas, Texas, August ", 1876, augl3d2m
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Dental Surgeons.

Dental Surgeons.
prove my faith by my works. can show
the finest and most difficult Contour Filings
In the city or country. Elm street, over City
Bank. j. A. SEEGAR,
sepl2-lm Dental Surgeon.
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Job work.

Every description OF commercial Job work
done at ~. Louis prices NJ THE HERALD
Jon OFFICE,
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Physicians and Surgeons.

Ensley Il. T., A, NJ, NJ. d.. Office, day or
night, over Hoskins n Howelrs drug store,
Elm street. II
Munday J. G., M. d, office over Wheats
store, Main street; Office hours, 0 am. TO
DIN. tf
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The daughter of Prince Bismark has
been betrothed to Count Wildenseun-
burg, of the civil service of Prussia.
National Republican., 1875-06-09

DthNllN anu AIl Ol
VI q " kinS 2Se.
addition.
National Republican., 1875-06-09
q I'm Cad'S
addifion

H"'''4NI' and Taxes for a.
imps. ending Ju
Beg inning
hundT c
ninety-eig
eastward,
line drawn
seveuty-th
greeS ten
utes
{ rGug
point Of in
tiOn Of the
side ui w
and the cas-
line from
point u I'M
tIOu. theme
said line
seyenty-th
grees ten
utcS east Il
four feet,
south one
east one
dTed and {
thence s
seventy-th
gTees ten
utcs west
ty-fou Z
thence to
ginning.
Beattie an part 0 fIShocmaker,
n sW rs lG3 and Being the
SaSiIloh' imps. thirty-tTo
an the mort
National Republican., 1875-06-09
III Isl la.2S

dil OlntTS.I
tiers NethC.
Protestant
cch.
nning on the
side of Con-
$ street one
iTcd and six
'et south
Gay street,
ce rUHungI
h on Vest
Il fi1y-hTel
thence west
and PARALLEL
ridge street,
hundred and
ty-rne feet
= ne b eS
&c mort herlyl
lie! to Coal
; street fiftv-
fSot. thenCel
ri one hun
and twenty
Get three in
TO the be
National Republican., 1875-06-09
BeattiS and part of 5sI
II aWklns & impS.
addition.

lBsattIS and part Q
II Klns le4 and
addition. imps.
National Republican., 1875-06-09

feet. thence north
to the beginning.
fTunnell, Richard
II.
Taxes for the year
ending Juns 30, !
1874, IN name of
Jane Z. Bate
man. n..............I
Beginning at the
northwest cOrnerI
Of First and Fs-
yette streets,I
thence mort h
with west line of
Fayette street
twenty-threefest,l
thence west par-l
allel with First
streetseyenty-siI
feet three inches
to the east WALL
Ofthe late Joshua
Bateman's brick
stable, thenceI
northerly with
said wall twenty
feet six inches
thence west par-l
allel with First
street tWsnty-l
thres feet nine
inches to the line
Of the CathOlicl
church lot.thsncS
south with the
line of said
church lot forty-
three feet six in
ches to First st..l
thence east with
said First street
one hundred feet
to the beginniug.l
Y Vesssils. Peter..I
Beginning at the
end Of one huu-l
dre'I and twenty
feGt measured
eastwardly on the
south aide OfWsstI
street from ITS in
tersectiOn With
Montgomery St. Il
and run nIny
thence eaStUard-
ly by and with
the south side OF
West 81. twenty
eight feet thence
s0uthUSrdIy and
parallel With
Montgomery st.
ninety-tWS feet to
Poplar ST. ,thsncs
west WSnty-I
eight feet, thence
north ninsty-tWUl
feet to the begin
ming.
National Republican., 1875-06-09

heirs.
Beginning a. the
northwest corner
ofths property oil
Henry ID. Cooke
on Road street!
thence west one
hundred and sew
enty-nine feet To-
an alley iCurteen
feet wide, thence
in q sOutherly d.
rection with the
sast Sids Of said
alley and the
Property Of Rob
eTt p. Dodge to
the property of
John Z. CaTter,I
thence east With
the line Of JOhnI
E CARERS pTop-l
erty and that Oh
John Chandlerl
Smith to the
west line OF the
property Of Hen-
fy ID. Cooked
thence with said
line two hundred
and ten feet to
the beginning.
WOLF, Conrad al
Beginning on the
east side Of AIar-l
ket space one
hundred and ten
feet six inches
National Republican., 1875-06-09

by Dr. Beatty.
which said ljnEI
Rha!l hCWgVcT.!D "a
teIsJct the =Uuthi
east corner OF 4
wharf hulit byi
Thomas J. Beat-l
u anil thence vnI
sA.i line to tic!
south line OF Va
ter street. theaCsl
Wi;h sail sUutEi
line cf Water st.I
to the hcgiEning.I
Also. lllthe warcl
house and lot. bel
Ing lie eastern
most VI The ,llraci
warehouses butt
b y he sal n
Smith. bounded
as f0!,oWs. BcgIul
ming m the south.
line IF Water 81.
ant n the noTjf /
ea-i "rrUcrci ,t..lI
WaTcECG-c. il e-
Ing about seyea-l
t six ,cCt tw ~
chrS en-: Ir "a
the He@d rl hri
li'a ~: SAIL t..l
thence WeS.wnrD
ly 90 sal! =:
tweucv-s.Sf,..' %.
the utI.i,I.- he
wal! # lie NE-C
hUUsciHtpTiej: a.
b., hcrrhy snidt
al hat ID pyyI
ives ~. Ih-Lrri
south WI s.il,
WI: .i.l Il Iai :
Scc.s lie Olra"
Pr, cTIN 81 I h q
sa:i FrSucI-
DCH.7 sold { vi
Eii- 10y Eay..aua,
SH.nlt. I J. en- e.
viii sLi.!,:ue IL a.
uo::Le Les>tcr'J Li-
rect "a 90 { IA G
ScuIhrdsf cOrl.erI
of s'ii " are =
hJUsr a.a The Iii
vIiIH Z WaI n
nOrihcrly 70 the
bavfryiEtr
National Republican., 1875-06-09
o. 8 81 II "a Old George part 4
L ,


town. sEn..
imp.
National Republican., 1875-06-09

thence north
tive nty-t hree
feet. thence we4t
one hundred and
seventeen feet 10
the beginning.
Wills. George A.
Beginning on the
west line Of FaY-
cite street. one
hundred feet
from the south
boundary Of said
lot.thcHca SOUTH
criy with said
street twenty
feet, thence vest
eriy parallel
with said bOun-
Diary to the We st
boundary Of said
lot one hundred
and thirty-three.
feet. thence.
nOrtherly with.
said west bCUn-.
dairy twenty feet.
thence en- Steriy.
ParaHcl clwlth said
south boundary.
one hundred and
thirty-thres feet
to the beginning.
N!sner, II. 3 4
Beginning on el
hundred and fryl
feet from the
southeast cOrnerl
ofHigh and Dun
barton streets ltl
the eastern linel
Of q ten-fout all
ley. (said elleyl
being part OF thel
Slip.) I h e n . 81
south twenty and |
one half de-
grees east WIthl
said alley on q
h un dred an dl
eighteen fee t.
thence easterlyl
twelve feet.I
thence northsrlyl
eighty-seyen fcGtl
to the sOutheaStI
corner Of a hOusel
erected on the lot |
hereby intended
to be conveyed, !
thence with I he
ca 1t line Of sGldl
h ouSe twenty-l
eight feet to thsI
south line ofDun-l
barton st.. thsrce
with said line of
said street TWEEN
ty feet six inchesl
to the beginning
vetZerick, Ida n...l
Beginning on the
80 Ith sido of
Fourth ST. EeyeD-I
National Republican., 1875-06-09
In what Name Al. 1874, ,,-, r,,,,
ssssed. 1911 A''o' A0'Si

from the SOUTH
west corner of
said lot, theBee
northerly with
the line Of Mar
kst GPsce TWEEN
ty feet, the1ce
eaGteTly thirty
six feet parsl ell
with rid dE o
street, then ce
Oastsrly nd
Goutherly pATal-
lei with the line
Of the ETsurdl
conveyed ky o.
certain Anthony |
ReintEsll to el
certain J 0 b D
hountZ to the
warehouse lot orI
an alley, thence
south with said
warehouse lot srI
EA alley to thel
Aforesaid con.
veyed ground
thence with the
samS to Markell
Gpace and the be-
National Republican., 1875-06-09
In what Name As ,s-, ,,,, To,,,
Iessed. 4'1' -''>'
q 2!i O. G5
. . - . .

I I
National Republican., 1875-06-09

lHolmeads los Wood ,
addition. war i 81
/ sub. I
p ers Sub 81.
square. and imp. .
Beattis ana part Of 81.
HRW kihsIand imp. .
addition. |
National Republican., 1875-06-09
wallach. wm D.. i7.2; p S.

AANA "a ea'4 : "a
West street by |
tho depth ofIOriy
feet.
Yates. Ann B ....I
Being the west
twenty feet 'front.'
OF said lot on the
south side oil
West street by
the depth thereof
J ateS. James Y |
Beginning at theI
end OGtweuty fec:l
measured south
on the west side of
Congress street,
from the north !
east corner OfsaidI
lot. thence run
nIng west with
the line Of an al
ley eighty hVe
feet to a piece oil
ground Conveyed
by William III
Cooley to the
heirs-at-laW of
Clement CUx.i
thence north par
allel with Con
gTesS twsnty-twOl
feet, thence eRSlI
parallel with hTStl
line eighty hve
feet to Congress
st., thence With
said street south
twenty-five feet
to ths beginhing.I
iates, lanes vi
Beginning on the
south side oil
Third street at
thSnOrtheastcOT
neT OfSait lot, antl
thence runningl
south with the
east line Of said
lot one hundred
and fifty (, ct to-
the rear line OF
said lot, thence
west seventy feet
to the southwest
Of said lot
thenceSh orthl
forty feet, thence
east tpsralIelWith
Third 81. thirty.
ons feet, thence
north parallel
with east line of
Said lot sixty
eight feet, thence
west two feet,I
themes north par
sllel with said
east line forty
two feet to Third
street, thence east
en- Third 1t. forty
enc feet to the
beginning.
'ates, Mary Ell
Beginning on the
north nne Of
Second strest
twenty seven feet
ten inches wesu
Of the northwest
corner Of Lingan,
and 5 600 a d
streets, thence
porth parallel tO
Lingan street,
one hundred and
USnty feeF
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-04-15

New MILLINERY STORE.-We are
very glad to be able to chronicle new
enterprise in st. Clairsville, and espe.
'cially one as much needed az the one
we refer to, viz: first class Millinery
establishment. Misses Jones & Neil
have during the past week opened in
their new room on Main street, neal
st. Clair Hotel, the finest assortment oi
goods of the kind ever shown in St
Clairsville. These young ladies hav-
ing been for some time in large whole
sale house, and having established a
reputation for the most stylish work in
Eastern Ohio, our lady readers can
depend on having their work done in
the most elegant and artistic manner,
and upon always getting the latest
styles. Another advantage these young
ladies have, they buy their goods for
cash, and expect to sell them only for
cash, so they can offer the greatest in-
ducement in prices. Before buying
your spring bonnet or hat be sure and
see the handsome goods at the New
Millinery Store of Misses Jones & Neil.
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