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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Feb. 8, 1870
The following auction sales were made at the
Exchange salesroom to-day:
BY d. N. Seaman.
twostory, attic and basement brick house with plot
2o4 Il Of West mcussOnss plot 2OTi7s; W. H. ooo
By ciark,oa 6iiandsr
sshsts Of shave lot is.sI5SS; Caro- 80 .oo
line Nv 5;r:, l,;,a '''"'
two story and attic frame house with II nloco sores
%s.s %s
3. D. y @ ss q ~ rs ssa E:: h Sssid
year. run. ground 500 per John w..
'A''''''' b. r. Barneii
Set s AND ss acsdo
s.ory IL front h. With lot ssds 200
Of Madison lot 2osl092 Il Tarber :; -, ~ la45S
Guy CenrI Under ground Railway Co. pf.....- 10000
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
9th ave, a. % IT n of asdst 5sx6s John Kennady ~
Hatch ana vie 10 joseph 81 oawn 10000
il Hstca 'o p.op'." NAY ............,:...;. 10000
Hershsea 10 poroihsa EybI omnai
and .ife TO FRANK Hammer ..-.. $500
1ith.ve. = 5o5 It Of 81. 25IioO Jacob David
Dossay and husband to ssraS Walker Nominal
cark i'''s 49, CIV. .......- 10000
Btosaxay, 10 aIss New Bowers
Elm-st, s. ll51 Of BroOmest 2ioxiooA; chas
Catherine Bay oinha
Same property Bay NAME Castor Nominal
parias Bis and Wifi TO Mary lbrrt Nomlnal
IeNiB gton-ayr, n S3d st, lb.2x52Z5i John IL
Walker Phebe NJ DOssay NomlnM
Centrest @ 4, III II W OF Boston Road 2Jxll5.
24th Ward S.lss Gifor. referee, to Margaret Ia a..
War James Tier and wife 70 Julia shay 10000
sehser and vile TO Julius Wesian 10000
and wife In HamiItou Il X err Nominal
Val. CAROLINE si.haIze TO- Mary X Ectss Nominal
n W 8, ZI3 n eOf MOJtst 2ox1o I'D 80
Ward; Sclulze and wife 10 same. 25Oo
ctfmn 10 lanes Mcf rum 10000
a. wo,r1 A de- pevsier Nominal
ss Se TO P IN so $4,000
dase, s. ''i'Soi ro''nS' 1'1ioO 1'' 5000
Ian hin 10 Wiil an X segan ........ Nominal
81 ave, same property VIM keegan ana WIG 10 ,...,
Gaharua Nc la iglIin
YIN To a. I,nsr 'o.o-' 900
aa bus6,n9 10 :, iia Brown 1870
't rrtt s 10 rSsr $500
"t ratrr. 70 SANE " ' -,-.-. 10000
tOncia.l j. f.SAVAoB Deputy heslsTr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09
NJ j. MIDLAND RAILWAY.

W. EXPERIMENTATION COMMITTEE. !.
Tho Comm apr onsd by tho general meeting OF the First
Mortgage EOndoier h II No 81 Liberty ST. October 2lst
last have ~ 10000 First Mortgage bonds surrendered
and control nearly >; 5000 addition making about go per
ot Of oOOOOO There surrendered S130oOO
SECOND Mortgage bonds. They will proceed with the
TO Closure and respectfully all other holders o bonds
To Join In the purchase Of the road and to that end es their
bonds with Tie Contra Trust Company, No Il NassluSt ID
u. HAISTEAD. Chairman. II. r. DECHERr. secretary
No. l3S ClaDbs No. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09
Gin tica! gstaie for Sale.

UlIO NCuI V5IIIG IuI DWIE.
A GREAT BARGAIN.-FOR SALE, with
~ Immediate possession thoroughly built four stary En
A IA basement IiOJ : ~ west 23tst, JAMES H. Ed
WARDS, - ". corner Ctlaye AMI 2td-sL
last 7STH-ST.-Very handsome HOUSE,
IL lust put complete cler Apply to HULAND Will
1INti, b Baekuian 81
nor SALE on easy terms and at bargains To
close House and lo 7si SHAVE, near tS'st
n and lot MaLoEave east si near l4thst one ot
Fth ave. t. Goth 81. five lots on 55ihst, bttNeeh
Ma. Two lot. C{t.ist between otl
and Mauslu ay,s nud many other lots in various
parts OF tie city. APPLY Cice Of Estate OF ~ H. RAY
NOR, 1900 broadway, cor 81 ,hst
IOTIIIC TOP.-SMOKY CHIMNEYS cured
~ Nocurp no pay Thirty days trial Manu- ctnred by
HULL. GRIPfEN CO.. Ihirdaye ABOVE INeat thiris@
send for CIRCULAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09
n J. MIDLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

I've of tins Road should not deposit their Bouds ltler
Second Morgagoi In the Central Trust Company I'M
szken impression the strength OF The haleser
Plan Of The fifteen members OF the Connt
afponted M o. Fehruary instant individually
sl53OuO OF ts Mortgage Bonds and represent drety eF
1900 of the liOns All but three OF ahd Com.
mtae present m.eiin and all have accepted
tho Committee strongly indorse the
Bndhpier- Pla." Three ~ said Committee had deleted
Bonds sud a. Ina the raj Trust Com
and paid their They revoke tr powers
gwen thr BllerF Committee ard app rove oar plan Neither
nuld ltrs Lc misled By statements limiting tho
for druot II Bonds cltIrr plan. or threatening
hat sale of the Road viii proCeadW There timo
enough for all Ohdhodcrs 10 consider well TIE two pans
!. WNnAN JONES, Chairman Com.
OPF1cH COMMITTEE oP RYOKOAN iItfIOs,l
% 4 ..t.a..N =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09

XUANTED-For q small family, q part of Q
w UoIJsE with accommodate for Housekeeping; rent
about sasoi Ayri references exchanged b.
Tribune ofaoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09
WARAsH ND WESTER

TFDIkDU, WABASH MD " Is r.NN
L RAILWAY CpMPANN.-A sufficient numb T Of tho
paid In their contributions toward legal
expenses warrant Tho iOtccye Conmil teo ~ proceeding
with they have organized for vigorous
opn. hon 10 The foreclosure Of bond mortgage Able
retained and careful Nanlit'loi Oh te
case developed many strong points Ia our aof Dotl
IA law and cIuily 49,
~ u received from
10 totu I'm no tu.v,u-ut q. -. ASHLEY. Chairman,
'N'N' I.AChaug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09
HousArosIc RAILROAD COMPANY.

TrRAsUggRs OPHCg, BIDGEroaT Conn.,. lob l. 1867
NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the Stock
holders Of the Ionsaonc railroad Company viii be held
at their Office In the city of Bridgeport Conn, on FRIDAY.
TIE 2jt inst u o'clock M for the purpose OF eeoting
Board OF Directors for said Company for The year anu
other business to be- done nj said meeting
The Transfer Books wl he closed from tho 4th TO the 10Th
inst both dsy inclusive. by order.
CHARLES X. AVERILI. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09
financial.

N NEw-logK. Jan. n. 1876. )
ELECTION.-THE ANNUAL ELECTION for
II director. OF this Company also three Inspectors OF
Election held At the onoe OF the company no III,
WaI.,f on WEDNESDAY the 9th day Of February. 1871
H. nall. viii bs open at ~ m. and G. ose at
Inv P AUGUSTUS COLSON, Secretary.
EIRE INSURANCE STOCKS bought and
Il sold by L. s. BAILEY. 05 WaDst
GAS and City r. r. Stocks Bonds, Scrip, &c;;'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09
CHEESE.


week. 1850 boxes last week, S162
do. exports week 27l9 do Liverpool cable quota
tons 6S noticeable large
increase shipin tho Of Markeld
tory County combnatiou) Of ey Sepem
her L. ID. smell d 1877
factory IL Is understood that competition the price
other cheese still market IL
certainly and holders fm in thor views of ne
goods sales being l4c the great
hulk Of weeks transactions at ii 0lc shippers
orally taxing mednI cheese. While the cable quotes Ss,
OF Cos and upward quite frequent OF
mposs BILE 10 represent the price Of cheese with single quota
ton Shipments Of cheese from Jan. l amount about
allowing 5000 per week for use
10000 boxes Deduct receipts Of about $4,000 ami il leaves
e deducted from the stock which cOusd-
cred very satisfactory showing We could instance
Of good
1896 and few lie. in retail way. though it is
rumorod that shippers have paid the latter price TIA
Deal here interesting themselves help make the
$4,000 fOT tho Centennial exhibition dairy products
We certainly ought u make showing this Hne and
this Is the time and place to dol Let the world what
comparatively persons country know Of
tho degree Of excouce attained by factory system
Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09
6teamb oats ano RAILROADS.
DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD

1 tEPARl URE OF 1HkOUGH RAILWAY
IL TRAINS FROM NEW.Y0RK
ERIE RAILwAY-900 and 10 40 q. m. and p m.
Ngw YoRN, NEwHAyES. AND HARTPORD-For Boston via
sprmgheli-a0j and 10 a. IN. and p nj VIA shore
Line and 10 For New-laycn-I.lO, oO0, JUo anu
10 a IL m. and l. 2:20 3 4i0, SIS, o, ana 10 m
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVERS, 1850, and IL
4 M and 4. b, 2. AMI IL =. m. -.
PgSNsYyAsA the West and South, via Pitts
burgh- $50 and ami $50 p For the south VIA
Washinston-s40 a. NJ, and and m For pnlalepaia-
Z, 1880 $40 and $50 aud 1890, 8, T. 4lo, 3, d Z
$50, and p. m; ~ night
NEW JsRsEY soUrHRRS-For Philadelphia stesines leaves
II III. ana 3:iJ y.
DRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
ID and Nauga.uck Railroads Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT Catherine slip at II aoOn and Briseport al
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09
BroohIpn propsrtp 90 Cet.

TOR SALE or LEASE-STORAGE STORES.
and Atlantic Dock fronting East Rives,
adjoining Hamilton Ferry Apply 10
4. Is. SCHIEFFELIN, l7p William St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09
6ouses an6 faruls manteo.

WANTED TO RENT-A large, weli-lighted
w srORE IN the vicinity OF Duane and Reade Church
and Broadway Address stating size rent &c. Box 2io4
lsdelpha II, %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09

rolis 90 half bbls Missouri loci 100 Welsh tubs Ohio
rols fir 1901 20c bbls Kansas rolls lSe,
10 bb!s d. 9c; 90 ID Illinois els fresh.
24c 20 do fine 25c 30 fresh Wisconsin, 2tc lot poor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09

PANY.=The annual meeting oi the Stp"thOlirrt OF inc
acilc Railroad Company. for the choice Of Dir cors
and the Transaction of other business
that may legally come before tho meeting, viii Do held AT ihe
The Company. No ~ Equitable Budg Boston, Oh
WEDNESDAY March = l-1G, at 10 o'clock a. M .. -, .
Sck transfer books will be closed after sA fDA y ROD
20 hIDNEY DILLON, President
T.l, . Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09

TRuGTs AND NUrs-DRIrD.
Receipts Of dried for the week 400 pkgs and l4O
Of peanuts. Apples quiet but firm unchanged
10 Dbl lot fair sliced selling
1l2ic; 10 Obs quarters 9Ho 5bbs eghhs lOc wh sales
OF bOls. at &O2c 10 JDls cherries at % 2,
bbls do ic while GEORGIA peaches Offering 1t l'c
small sales being made in retail ~ loo.
hrmer especially large nuts while peanuts have
decline owing quito receipts during the
fOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09

J'IE public are cautioned against negotiating
j DELAWARE. AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANNS
STOCK CERT ~ ATTs. number 63n2 hfeen shares nun
BOB shares, stsBing In lame win power
attorney attached transfer Of having been topped
al.o boros CENTRAL RAILROAD OF hkWJER
SLY. numbers al. Az. AS 81. 900 each. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09


Exports potatoes for this bl27 bbls An Arrival
of bbs bermuda potatoes B announced They are Ia
order being put out at $7dS8 Dbl There were
sold The potatoes Early
HOSE ami Chill Reds Common potatoes unchanged, with
OF Russia while sQuashes
with tho adv ncing Quotations.
IuTnps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09
FRUITS GREEN.

The larger sales OF apples at 81 250S2 5Oit not In
prime condition some have been sold az 81 90 One lot u
rising 800 bb - %. with 80 bDls. Ereeniny at
~ l2. dun. Tho last Florida oranges good
sold at II Dbl without ting. Calf rnia
pears out OF market Fresh lots of Srpes have been
received fair condition, Sieuben County tanberies
rather slowly present high Eastern frt
OF market. Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09

COLUMBIA, south Carolina, Dec "a, 1873.
IN consequence of the delay in the passage
Il OF the TAX BILL Of Ito STATE OF SOUTH CAIRO.
LIMA. which became Law The 24h inst the payment OF
tho the Consolidation Bonds and stock OF state
postponed from jan To Feb 10 next and after which
date AL due Coupons and Interest Orders The Conso
daon Bonds aud stocks OF the state will be paid at TIE once
Of Nj Morton, Bliss q Co, NewY0rk cry. and at tho
Office Of the Treasury, Columbia, South Carolina
All Coupons aud Interest Or due and To become due IN
Gliding July 1876 the Consolidation Bonds and stocks
Of the state II South Carolina receivable at par for
taYns i. AKDOZN lreAsnref State Of SOmth IlrDna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09
flndnnaI.

FLINT and PERE MARQUETTE RAILWAY
Trustees for $4,000 OF the cent Land Grant Bonds q
this Company Of the issue Of seA 1858 $1,000 oil when
must Be from NoA TO 6oo md $4,000 OF which must be
BIDS TO be made si and will be received until Feb. a.
1876, at New Bedford, Massachusetts,
These bopda are wAed for cancellation under provons OF
o. PRESCOTT.
Now Bedford. Massachusetts,. Fob. q, 1878.
GAS STOCKS.
" NEW.YoRK METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
all kinda Of Brookyn Securities dealt
hby GEO. H. PRENTISs,
Room 20. 80 Broadr. n r.
INDIANA SCHOOL BONDS.-Whole issue Of
$50 600 choice 500 ayeariyN. " C0vington, Indiana
for sale BY else SMITH & HANNAMAN,
Investment Brokers, Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS, Bloomington and Western,
and Danylle, Urbana, Bloomington and Pekfn Railroad
bondhodes Main Line who have not received copy OF plan OF
the reorganization obtain Application IN either OF
PIRES FEB. 10, 1876. -
AUSTIN COhBIN. 81 broadway. O. r. TAINToR, 20
Broadst JOSIAH b. BLOSSOM, 10 Wallst
0FFICE oP THE CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY
OF MARYLAND No. III BgoADwAr,
EEw.YoRK, Feb. 1, 1875 }
IN conformity to tho charter, the ANNUAL
Il MEETING Of tho stockholders for the ELECTION OF
President and Directors and for tho Transaction OF other bush
will be held WEDN ESDAf the 10Th Inst.
at the Once VI the Company No III Broadway IN e CITY OF
York and for tho purposes sGch election the polls VIII
kept for The transfer books VIII close Feb
at O'Clock and the morning OF the lIth INST
III. q. HICKS Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09

Receipts for week. $500 pkgs do. last 1O.7G9.
After report colder weather with quite fall Of
lessene the receipts and advanced prices d2c Now how
ever with again 80 bills in to-day
about 100 yesterday-the feeling is decidedly weak and
trade extremely dull leaving the about last
ported LOT Of about 100 bbs sold to day at &c., with
bDls southern cOlcc-
old eggs 10 hurts their sale here. Better
old SUCH let bring higher prices and
give better action. Choice fresh ogs have
been sold today IN retail way at Gle. Quotations:
Nj 1. ] d0l 10 al is GlSi2
state and Penn. ...lJ a2O Southern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09
Counirn Real Gsiaie for Sale.

ELORIDA.-3O, 600 acres Orange, Cotton, and
1 Timber Land. Price, 10 cents per acrG Apny 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09

te IIolS ally located very convenient q depot
nc rooms large garden: liberal j. w j., Box 2OTs,
~. 4. H..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-22

Inr utc visit Of Sir Salar Jung ,h,
wealthy H.ndoo prince to Europe cost
s,jOoJ0 including the expenses of hi,
.uitc Of titty-three persons Much Of
,h,moncy was expended in presents
rr,y landlord and employee Of hotel
received a rich gilt, and all employees OF
,i,road trains or steamboats, were like
,,i.emyorad The captain olthe steamer
which brought the uabob from India 70.
c.ycd ior his wife II costly dress and
lowell, which would have been worn
with pride by an Oriental princess the
officers received rings and watches cn-
.rrhci with diamonds and all the
sailor, Gremcn and cooks, each a gold
coin.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-22
GOVERNOR rlhDEN'sCONFIDENCE
uo nocIarcs that Re 81 Assured OtS"c
ces.-Mhat ue Say of ihe Pos'ioi'''
~ oC Fraud.
~ of Frau

rcnorter of New York paper
called Mt Gov. Tildcn's house, NO. 49,
Cromcrcy Park, ON Saturday evening
The pmlor in which callers are rect r,'
ed is an elegantly furnished roohi' h'l.
cd with arcicles OF bric.a.bac, ana /"
LARGE collection of books, mainly hIStor-
zeal and of maps andcostly engrMIngS'
Placid in the broad bay window that
oycrlooks the park, were two immense
stands of flowers. One was III 'he ,3rni
OF a tablet. surmountGd by" shl'io :" o.
mberoses &upon which were traced IN
yin,ots the words, 'Tilden-Gortscka-
hotT-Bismarcll." On the tablet were
the words. "Vcni, yidi, Wei, me
other floral tribute was in the shape o,
large bed ofyariegoted flowers . ",''
ferns Upon this rested a Representa- '''a,''I
ton OF the presidential char, compose n';,
mainly of roses Around the cnNlE
were the words, Samuel }. llIden III
carnations, and below, in yiolets hr
White House" While the reporter
was intent upon the flowers Coy ~
den almost noselessly entered tnl
room. lie looked little pale in inc
strong light, and his features indieS,eo
WEAKNESS, as if the excitement oil ln'
election we're telling upon him liz
appea ned pleasant and cheerful, now
ever. lie extended his hand with care
less ease, and said
Have you come to interview me r.
can't he interviewed. 1t is wonderful
what stuff you reporters will write
WHY the World of . few days ago con
tanned q report of conversation wisl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-22
nay WARD,
By THOMAS MC'NATH.
yrItten for The HERApp:

NsaF Al
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AZ" ,To a's snn,, T iI, o,,I "l SINAI
negro WE" !" wy ""y "''' u'I' nIau
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III 5I"poo' ''''''o' ~ i''.'' '"'"''S' io'
s'uooo'''''''Er i.';nF'II1 ","''V, anu 1t
his i'"'I' W. ''''s i'' ,'''S'Io'' nun
s''' ''' ""' IIai.o1 - ''," W ms ,aNI Il
NJ - ''1' .nrnr,or ,yb;1" ~, n' ' I I :,
coat an s"i'' I,. "i,''J '.o WIN 'o's II
~ "'',',', i w. r ,t,L y uI'"s,"S "" 'He
IrH,' I"' t'' OT''i'' i'' s''' 'i'"us I
VIII" tI'' '"'N y, T" ,iiis '',I "'S''e' ny
'''n ny r.. r,Sl ''''i"S '''','' ''','''
'nr S,U,L I 'J,u, ''' m; w '"o
cows "''u '"' os"'I L ''G!' i,o - never
so H"PiE as w" r'V 10 P'''"'S'r" 10
co.,. "'!''','' w. '' ''ooi vi " VV'u ''Is"'
WIN ms t,"'' ~ ','G '''',N' az" '''S l'''
rom '''' ''N 'u -, P,'''fS ~ III"
S!'' an" S''' !'''!,'"' ''C an "''' - any
ll''' u, l'"H,o ''''y ne, n' i'e"'S' ne is
H'''" u "o,,o ',i" ,i''"''I =" PcrI't'
oo''""' VI '"i',''t =. 'lT IGSI''S
70 ,INe '"I'o .I Oh ABOVE an thIhES
C'r1IF! ",'o '''' i'o"'l VI 'n' "" ,i
IIl'"! IL l'C,tss"Li ~ P'' MN ou'SiHe
OF " TPoo''"' " 'Ii"y "oil''S"c mus
P'n''"'e' i'' Ivy" py'Sot''SI-,"V 'n''
war" o. H'.l''--''V l''s' ne ''"o IHnet'''
'H from MS ""ceS'oIS " T1'e Vh"I !"
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n ,Y7 noynr nntiI Inst wdnl, thot INV
was never uh''' laSI wees Ih"' my
war" ""'' an opportunity ~ i'V looSo
ms Il! pr'''e o'' o''e " ','o2' II'"''ul''a'
= uv's""oy C""snt ~, " '"t 'osso'l one
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I"o a'''lal' anu 'iI"'', ,I, US III was
'r'' american elV'1e"' '"N' ne without
T|''uc''oi' VI 'a't vo'oi Vi previous eoi'-
,}" SI L; w. n'I w. '[ ''S"t s"",|
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low ca u 'le'il, 1ooM' I''U ,It ''I AZ Pos
sum III peace anu "'l "'i''V'' ne "c'
r1["''s'y, AZ ,m' I'o" a, G % |" n'2 sr'
"oo"I ".'ss'ps 'mI "'''' i';' 'o P'U,
GoE'4 " p". anu p'"I'I ms i1SS"ll III, ~
It, ne th'h poured u noV " 'i on II
InJ I' c"oinJ ne hIrncd if Off and nonrcj
""o'ii'r an" sl'!. 'oI p' instrument ' VI
water on HIS F'c''Il' ny WIS .'''' t ,I
beast was eooN''. "'arIy '' !I'' 1T, ht
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-22
..'...'.'sz'aF FREE z'Ha ''


Pick up almost any newspaper published
north Of the Red river and you VIII see the
word FREE" in big black letters. Read boz
low IL and you viii ind u request for the
names and address OF all the sons and daugh-
ters OF the North and East to be sent to
"TEXAS EMIGRATION AGENT" Sedalia,
Missouri who will mail them without cost
nFREE GUIDE TO TEXAS" the land OF
sunbeams, beautiful prairies and lovely val
leys This book we lave seen. IL 10 accom-
panied with beautiful colored maps, illustra-
lions, rates OF fare and freight, full OF intor-
nation our cities MYERS lands
IL? THE MISSOURI, KANSAS e TEXA
RAILWAY. They are sending thousands
all parts OF the United States and Europe
This goes TO show what they are doing for
Texas. They have lately reduced their raies
of fare for cmigrants almost one-half Their
trains are crowded and special trains are
frequently run TO accommodate tho people,
They are spending thousands or dollars IN
men employed distributing free Information
concerning Texas throughout the United
states. They ask our aid In their EFFORTS.
PstyoniEo the MIS- MISSOURI N hATsAs Wa 4
bENisoN and through the beautiful Indian
| raryitory. They will land you directly In
| the grent Union Depot In 81. Louis. They
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