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to.wit. rcory Of decd And Il further
appearing to ibis court That the said
deed is correct ia form and substance,
and that all the reotols in said deed
contained IRE true aud correct, NOW,
therefore, Il is orderodand dccrecd that
the said seymour y, Thompson mas
ter in chancey, do execute, aclSnow'
ledge and deliver to thc said james
Baker deed in triplicaio, in tenor and
form as submitted to the court and
hcrcnbcloro set forth, of said property
and franchises, and upon the delivery
of said deed the receivers heretofore mp
pointed by the court in this case are
authorized and directed to turn oycI
mid property to the said Baker or Ii'
ns-ignecs taking a proper inventory
Jhcreoland q roecip, therefor
Baker simply tax. the deed as trp-
toe for Cornelius X Garrison
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A. r. LIVINGSTON, ESQ, well know
by the older citizens Of our town, US the
gentlemanly agent Of the III Poso stage
. line, gave us call yesterday l'o il
now the Southwestern passenger agcn
Of the Memphis and Charleston rail
road, and will'locate in our city, tokinl
the place Of Mr.. $. H. Shook, who ho'
accepted a position ON the lntcmoIiona
railroad.
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TnE Fair in It's results will be worth
more to Dallas than our enterphsinr
merchants dream Of. It's wonderful
success but demonstrates the effect OF
united action among people and the
ease with which Dallas may maintain
her supremacy over all North Texas,
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Atiorne,a Mt Ee,g.

Thurmond Willard Il Fletcher nhc,6ilm
Law, I'll Main Slrcct, NJ si9l" ", rom.
}. ". Hayes, Attoru,y ai "W, Dallas,
merco street kouth of COurllIG'efo land
Texas. Special attention p"'' Gprlt
clnlms.s s.-,.s-. '.nd,ne
W. s. Oldhnm, Office in Mitchie ,rant
opposite the LeGrand hotel, Main sie'"
janlidti Ma
John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney Nv ,Jrs.
2O5 North Side Public square, up-S'"
Octpg-dtr
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FRrE ADVERTISEMENT C1LUNN
rlsMm no ALL.
uut No Busiuoss Advertisement Aii-
serted without PHy.

Desiring 10 make The Herald the med iHu
OF communication for tne general puI'l',
and nIsu tu assist thOnr VINO may hr'l ''-
.i.inutr, wonaya determined 10 print ii'
nayritl.lur column. Advertisements uul'I
,nr hrud uf "LOst," "FUund," "Wanted, ~
"tor sale "For Rent" "lo Lot,' Of not
moro thnn thice lines, viii be lnwfIcd IN
ms column two times Tree Of charge, Whri'
'ttrn ADVERTISEMENTS exceed three lines th'
rNr,,s win hc charged nj the rai'ol hNr
rru,s me, each Insertion, In advance hhu
when such advertisement are printed NOR
fhnn tgo times they WIN Ue charged az lh'
uta Of I'VE ,ents a line IN hdYaurr lpr t'lSi
Iudlitl,uM insertion, seven w"'n' "'hN'
] lime
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state to the other, aud I will talk to
ihc colored people lnyc known IN th'
Red Riy,rplushcs but tell you, ''r'
uMieht thitl huyc % hard WORK 10 fJ
iblanphW,h Tlcro are white men u,
tlio.c pmishc. up there, th" are cai'.
| Republicans, oul ! know tley "l'i 'y'h
|toiake my life, because they thIuh
/ l,uuW too much.
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Tn peace OF Grants administration
in truth "passcth all understanding
Those four words "Let us have peace
have bitter irony in them today IN
South Carolinn.
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Perional

IuB WORK The Herald otlice rs now
y receiving lurgs conslguiHoum ol J"b
,tnnIluriinn of prices and quality, hul
u,.u., white and culOrrd| L'Il't
llrnut, Note lleuds StntcmeGl7, 'hlus'
CircuHln, Fro, printed ny cheap 49, lh'
cheapest, aud heater t'inn the nunlrsn l'Iha
In Your o,dors aud get the benefit 81 "u'
v@uInmrr pTlcoa
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The ST. Louis Disputed says that in all
probability Mckee will be pardoncd
November 10, which statement the
GioJeDemocrat republshcs This will
be just three days after Iildcns cleo
tinn
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Or COURSE all the ladies are satisfied
with the award in the baby matter yes
terday.
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A nEGnO,S CONFESSION.

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p''' "' ''"N'5 I"'''''''
them The yjudIcaton OF a mallm'd
,porlp msti,ios lilE IlGmLu i'm giving
u..'.,,;.,..,..,.
VII, ' Wv ,.
wa" Ih'""!y one ''"u' ''''I l''''
returned 10 ih' l., .'l''lf' ",' W., u
vino "n on lN' lr'.'t WIN w' .'"'t vac
nlher"'n''' were "''u'n'IS N'pU1"'lh-,
had them nl' Hpp''h'", ny HI N.'
IoaA nnu ! hod ihrm ronIl",' 10y me
Senate winch WIS r'ofHh'd 1T 'n''
liWr ABOUT I"',' or 'o''l W',t' t'',
the Lr@till,lI' "di""rh''I WI. ''u'I',"
and Mr h''Ior'- 'onr ","n i.'m '''
pwi.hoJ'ionI a"d l"'N hI""sHl "g"L
% ne" srt'' name, VIII" M''' "plo'I''"
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sued e'Wai .h' lo rN''' 'n "' 'b.m
md 800 WE "w iN" sets o' o'u''. ,"'
every ""'r. regularly ''w'H.''""'" "N
Nr.I''' NJ ,'d 'jH. vas "' 'o"n
.hd ""l hy."' OF W "'''. 'H"'O
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gave to W. hu'''''" dld not 90 ~
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up inc "'l''r'n''S "t'"''h the two sets
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pALLAs. TEXAS.
SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER q.

SIxryFoUR car loads of wheat in three
days doing well for Dallas elevators.
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DR.. A. W. wright, of Georgia, Inn aud
over OuylD, & VOLTS store, corner ttanrd It
Lamar strcets, where he may W ontcidlin
a hous Of the night OF day.
Jno IL. Morton. NJ. D., Physician Resi-.
con, Office over Flrst Nations, ; Lilac sta,
enos corner saS x ;s,ato a am tr promptly
1d&wtr Ittendgk 00''
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Z DALLAS has outdone herself in her
Fair. II has been far greater success
than our people Anticipated.
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WIDER STREETS.

II there is any one city in the SnuN
with streets moro narrow cMmpcd am,
crooked than Dallas, it has mover beer
oar fortune to visit ii, II there even
US city whose business and who's,
n Wenience demanded the opening o
IN Vtreets and the widening of thos,
IN. Nopencd, that place is Dallas
pNstions Of law and Of damage,
II ~&ely step in when streets ar,
\ M to be opened or enlarged
IA Mango notes recent decision
\ II xsHcct made by the Suprcm,
Court illinois, which we quote
"Seycral years ago the City Council o
Chicago passed an ordinance for the
extension and widening OF North State
street by the condemnation of property
When the damages to property holders
came to DO assessed they were so grcu,
that the Council abandoned the enter
prise and repealed the ordinance. The
damages to property holders awarded
under the condemnation amounted to
s42o,0o0, and Notwithstanding the re.
peal of the ordinance the propert,
holders sued the city claiming thai ia,
'proccedings were completed, The Cir
c1ieCourt gave Judgment for the plain.
tiils but the Supreme Court of the
State. to which the case was appealed.
reyerses this decision and holds that Tia,
proceedings were not completc--tlat n
property holder cannot be divestcd ol
his property till he IL paid for it, and
therefore, no damage accrued to the
Plaintiffs"
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y'OR lady aud daGghter ten yrmtu.d, WIN
: partial board for gentleman, Mus. hil'
nrpg 800 one. Prefer n IN 10 private lllhlN
NiI rot lurnish rooms Address VI. ~
II,rti. niIi,r OCT .h-it
yDrE YOUNG MEE-.OI r.ni''wH "hd
4 ,yIIrruu l,.i urtcuss uuHit u' H.|r"sar
iugA.H. ... cur. Herald oDig', Iti1.ur
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For Rent

gIOiGL-Gho Cosmopolitan hutrn NOW
4 l usuu gN ~ private boarding hpu'r, huu
Iu,yiuE o., Furnished rooms aud I'D 20 ,u,nf
hDpuu.It, Ir tul rent lruu November 1T. Iur
house lt iuiuhucd nom top to buu"IJ, aud
i.yrutiGy furniture us ~ sands WlU bee soda,
Aui 80 iuJdCuU NuSSbauM,r or lI,uuu office
ur,Li 10
toUSt.--Ine Peers House, Fort Nuilh,
I : ruEia, well finished uuu tlru.u,d, dl-
uU.dgptu business. Has All toe convent
pGcrt is from 100 to ltO customers at uutu
Woll Reason Tor renting II desire a. qotl
the bu,Iuvsa oct Ip-ti
ght-lN EsS nrAND--A good hlirl la I-
- ur,. ~,uud ON Main street AddtU Fl A,
4. , care tier III office. uCG-3
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VA A rEE GIRLS Sis respectable. wuityr
W giIis. oud wages pau. Arny an tlt
MGil rllvut u'tZA q.
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& a. AZ, EJ-iwo apprentices ,1iruln h.,Ir
" Wu'h. Apply AZ Mur.M j. taA tuu
Z NWuStlCrl ,v.u'..
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IA nls,n, under the Opera HIS. oc @S.Sm
NJ ANIhu- Everyb To know ii,u this
~ II me cheapest advertising vo,uuhn in
IItE hERALp. 80
you want to BUY Property;
II YOU hNv irui urty e. Sell.
II Nult htNe Lu,t SOmptlng;
u you have Fuund SumvthIug.
!! You want ANEiuins, "A NuoJO Tea bus,
10 sell, 'u lease, 90 iJut lu employ, 10 .,.r,l.
!lNtul, 'n lyV,n, nr to H.lNlN.,gs.. and .n
''. ',, IA or "NatIp CaiEnn,' ana kvrp
~, ~ = LLlG lntElnn'. pp,l'a.
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8yufk A woman 10 cook and wash fora
y emul' family Apply at 33 Cnruth
f,u., uutga.gt
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~ "a rrygta family win room, OF room
I without bonld. Address M.J H. l'c'nId
office. "''.'-''
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Wanted Female Helm.

( tAE'A~Shit--Fur lrgpimnro hu,iuu,,,
y Thu cUn deposit $500, rlu s,Jt'v place.
NIuIt., uN.lMN AssnLN llurnIN nMINr. MN-.-lM
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= = ENS BONH-N News boys at THE Il IlUALp
y utllrr, from one to six active bows To
s"ll paptlS on the streets OcilS-lt
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If. HUSrHs
W. u. I.VTE. d. =
CEAs rCTh~% BfTmTS
II GHEC. GAL-aI&''

Improved aud uuimproNem ii,"oTIDis and
ff Ninaa Y ana5 - bailas ana other con"uS'
EoHr1I%"Tntpveunes and business Go lsiS 10 10
| tic tity q. pa.iao. Special N,tth'Hn, t',t,b.
| NgSt!tot.ut "rA leEDClluG nl''' '','I'scttue OF
| lisni.g l,lsu ,ta''ns, ei'", ~ l"o
''''''' l'e''S ''.' w " ,'LfGE & Ut
Raal r.ttate Agents, No, luy uan'"' s''''
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Wansod @aio Help.

I tutN-At kentucky boarding nuuso, near
Y luon depot WHITE man lrularr.d. APP
ply Ht the boarding house. pct!S.9t
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RN,t ANTON BUGGY Now, aud M n great
3 'uHuiu. Apply 10 Geo, Rick IS HuW-
.Wpsl .It, so E.ualr ,v,.hS.
, 1876-07-30
OTHER SUBURBS.


The Rev. Mr.. Gulick and family have re-
turned from their somewhat extended Eastern
trip, having visited, among other places, the
Centennial.
The Rev. Mr.. Ebcrhart, Of Iowa, preached In
The Reformed Church last Sunday evening.
Miss Hattie Dunlap has returned home from
visit to Iowa. AIr. and Mrs. Porter arc back
1onie again from their vacation.
4 picnic party visited Chicago Lawn last Mon
iay. They think it will br many wears before
It will be as pleasant and attractive rs Norwood
Park.
Miss Dufour is visiting friends in Milwaukee.
The Hon. George Dunlap is making Western
.our, at present being in Dakota. Miss S. Lunt.
of Evanston. way the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. l.. C.
Collins last Week T.
ESGLEwooD.
The musical sociable to be given at the residence
Of Mr.. a. P. Hatch, corner OF Wabash avenue and
Fifty-ninth street, Thursday evening, promises to
be q yery pleasant and successful affair. Mr.. Rob-
ert St. Clair, OF the Philadelphia Blind Institute
will bc present and give the assemblage few Of
his excellent instrumental performances on the
piano, violin. and guitar.
The festivals are over with now, md hcncelorth
the churches and sunday schools Will devote thoir
eatrc attention 10 picnics and probably open sir
meetings. Tuesday the Presbyterian Sunday
school will give what promises to be very good
u:cnic though the best Ut them do mt amannt to
, 1876-07-30

Mr. md Mrs. Walter Sherman, Mr- and Mrs. John
Coors, Mrs. E. Duuning, Miss Myra Smith, and
Mr.. George Hopkins. a most delightful evening
was passed
the Youngest son Of Mr S. Garland is suffering
from, softcning of the bones OF his right thigh He
las been an invalid for long time, and since early
spring he has lain he1pless1y on his bed, mute
and unco,np1uining little sufferer.
The acqunintances OF Mrs. Skinner mother OF
:Ir* $. Lee, will be paned to learn Of her failing
health.
Hiycr Park, as summer resort is GROWN. rapid
u in favor. Three picnic parties from the city
will rnralizc there the coming week; The days
Itunor has it that = picnic party to comprise .
lew Despaines families is on the tapis. The time
and place is not yet announced. Mrs. Parsons
Mrs. Coons and several other ladies have the mat
ter in hand, and il they carry out the programme
proposed the affair viii be 3 success.
Miss Rosa Goodfcllow, OF Arlingtun Heights,
was the guest Of Mrs. Hiram Jefferson the past
week.
Mrs. Dickenson and Mrs. Fred Dfckcnson, Of
Park Ridge. were In town last week calling On
friends.
Every one in the village is making preparations
t. attend the camp-meetins which Is to be hcla on
Q d ground, commencing Aug. % and continuing
eight days. glorious meeting is anticipated
, 1876-07-30
DJIAfTEEE.


sTREETER-July2 2s, Mt Il Ellis park, Chicago,
william S., OF Dr.. John ". Streeter, aged 1
months, 9 weeks. and days.
Remains will be taken to Michigan Sunday even
ing, Goth. Prayer ut the house at p.
EHRET-Jnly 20, Of cholera infantum, Mary.
infant daughter Of Mary Jane Ehret tsidow), nsed
u months.
80, at II o'clock sharp Carriages to Calvary Gem
~ Philadelphia and New York papers please
copy.
WEsT-Ju1y os, at $3.50 p. m., Julia D., only
daughter Of Stephen 4. aud Annie H. West, agc1
year, 3 months, and days.
IA beautiful flower OF earth transplantcd oy the
loving hands of Jesus, to blossom aud bloom for
ever In the beautiful simmer land OF God -
Funeral services Mt residence, 1T5 East Indiana
st. at 3 o'clock D. u., Sunday. July 30.
EVOY-At East Saninnw, Mich, 2sth inst, of
congestion Of the brain, Eddie +. Eyoy' aged
years and IL months, only son OF T. a. and
Theresa ]. EYoy. Of Chicago.
Funeral Sunday, July 10, from residence, 81
Rush-st.
Toronto and st. Catharines, Ont, papers
R1zzo-Frlday, July 2s, Agostino F. Rizzo,
youngest son Of Agostino and Margaret Rizzo,
aged 16 months and day.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents, No:
O'Clock sharp: thence by cars to Calvary Cemetery.
Friends OF the fa1nily are invited to attend.
SB Albany, n. y, papers please copy.
HUNTLEY-In this City, On Friday, July 20,
Stanley Dubois, only child Of Stanley and Mary
Huntley, aged months and days.
MATTI1EWs--July 29, in Hopklnton, Mass,
Calista. wife Of rlatt r. II. Matthews, eldest
daughter OF the late Abraham r. Ellery, OF Hop
klnton, and sister of Mrs. Willard Woodard, of
this city, aged 81 years and months.
, 1876-07-30
Queen Eliznbeth's Industry.

Since I can tell you very little more about
this famous Queen, the greatost Of the Tudors,
will conclude by showing you how in the be-
ginning of her reign she carried on her studies at
Windsor, and worked hard, as every one must
do who wishes to fill great position we'll, or to
acquire great position II they are not born to
it. She was an absolute monarch, obeyed by
everybody around her. Now listen to what
Roger Ascham says about her, who WIS one OF
tic great scholars OF the day:
Ascham was go extremely taken with his Royal
mistress diligence and advancement in learning,
that once he brake out in an address to the Young
that one maid should 60 beyond them ali in excel excel
lence Of learning and knowledge OF divers tongues
Point forth [as be made the chalengej aix of The
together show not so much goodwill spend not , 50
much time, bestow not SO many hours duly,
orderly and constantly. for the increase Of
ty herself: I believe that, besides her perfect
readiness in Latin, Italian, French, and Spanish,
she readeth hero now ut Wtndsore more Greek
doth rcade Latin in whole week. And that which
Is most praseworthy Of ALL within the walls of her
Privychamber she hath obtayned that excellence OF
tiiy with bend aud faire with hand, as scarce one
or two Whites in both the universities have in
many years reachcd unto.
Some years later than this, one winter, when
the Queen was at Windsor,.--to escape from the
plague, or some other pesti}cnce such as was
mure common in those days than they are now,
she amused herself by making translation
OF Bnthius, Latin philosopher; and there is
quite curious calculation among the State
records, made by one Of the Royal secretaries,
of tho exact number Of hours which Elizabeth
occupied in this worl so many hours one day,
so many hours another. sand then accolnpt-
ing tEoo houres only bestowed every day, one
with another, the computation fallith out that
In fowrc- -and-twenty houres your Majesty began
and ended your translation.' From this You
will see that Queen Elizabeth, who had las we
say so many things to be proud OF, was proud
Of her work and her industry most OF all.
ing her leisure, as you may well suppose There
were still great huntings Of the ssfearful hart"
as in Surveys time, at which the Queen was one
Of the boldest riders; and here Is curious little
bit of letter, which you must make out for
yourselves, writton BIZ the Earl of Leicester,
and addressed to ''the right honourable, and my
, 1876-07-30
PARK RIDGE.
TIE CENTENNIAL CALM

IAE LEN16NN4AA NAA4A
which has rested over this community for some
weeks past remains almost unbroken, and the
newsgathcrcr has but q sorry time The pro-
fcssonal gossips are at their Wits end and seats
on the counter OF the village store are for once
at discount. A number Of the more enter
prising Of the citizens, looking over the situa-
ton, made spasmodic effort to break the spell.
So a Centennial moonlight ht1idewas planned and
day evening. The conveyance WAS Of the most
democratic description, being lumber-wagon
on which was placed hay-ratk, half filed with
ncw-mown hay. About ten married couples,
happy party Their route lay through the vii
lage direct to Niles, where the elder ones
indu1ged in refreshments The return
home, several hours later, was at
tended with much hila.ity and good feeling.
There we're some excellent voices in the company,
mud the ride was one continuous sercnade. Patri-
oic airs revival songs, sacred and secular music,
we're mingled together in strange confusion It
was difficult to tell from what was heard whether
the party was one returning from camp-meeting,
Fourth -of-July celebration or 4 political ward
meeting. At any rate, they were q Jolly company.
4 ride of smi1ur character was projected by the
young people for the next evening" but 1t was post
poned to the next Centennial.
On account our Of n M william
Of the II. Z. Sunday school. He Is an old and
tried school worker. and it will be difficult
10 Ill Ms place. ..
alr. Charles Boring has returned from his trip to
the north ehurc OF Lake Superior, which hc has
been visiting I'll company with d pleasant party
from the city in search Of health and amusement.
The former he has certainly obtained, if one can
judg: correctly from his changed appearance, and
his report OF the latter is enough to set crazy any
enthusiastic disciple OF LINK Walton. Some 200
pounds Of brook t-out were caught.
Mr.. Knowles Is At home again after an absence Of
several days in Michigan.
Miss Cora Lockwood has returned home, looking,
If possible, brighter than ever for her visit TO her
grandparents ut Eatavla.
a!rs. Davis und Master George Knowles returned
home Tuesday from a lengthy visit to friends at
Lapo-tc, Ind. Mrs. Sweet is expected home from
Minnesota this week. Miss Kitty Davis has been
visiting friends ut Geneva Lake.
Among the strangers in town the past week were
nuticed Mr.. T.. L. Castlc, Mr.. William Wheeler,
MIR. Martin Lewis OF Chicago, Nr. VIII Knox Of
Evanston, and Mr. II. Knott OF Despaines. Mrs.
Farnum, OF Chicago, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
William Mose-
Mr.. FoFter has removed with his family to Chi
c.go Lawn, the suburb recently started by
Prot. Ebcrhnrt, Of Norwood Park.
Mr.. 4. B. Sherwin is the proud and happy pos
Eessor OF the finest specimen Of Centennial baby
hood in this neighborhood. The boy il growing
finely
The Rev. Mr.. johnson, Of .Lcyden. will preach
in the Congregational Church this morning.
A matched game Of baseball will be played be-
tween the Pnlatine nine and the Alerts, OF Park
Ridge. Wednesday, on the ground west of Mrs.
Outfits The citizens are cordially invited to at
tend the game.