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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-01

"a LIE by virtue of deed Of
Il trust, IN ada and executed by Bernard
HammIl, Of the county Of Marion and state
OF Indiana, dated 2lst day OF February, l576,
TO secure Herman Giiove, OF the county Oi
Monroe, In tine State OF Wisconsin, In the
payment OF one note, dated 2lst day OF Feb
ruary, 1919, for two bundled dollars AMI que
twelve months from the date thereof, bear
ing interest from date at the rate oil ten per
cent per annum. At the request of said Her
man Grleye Will sell at the court house door
ia the city OF Dallas, county OF Dallas. State
Of Texas, on the 5,h day OF Nay, 1877, Tor
cash In hand, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
scrlbed sei o. land tow, s Ali 9sai st act
OF land situated and being In the county OF
Wise and Stale % Texas, aud being about
two and One.half miles east Of De'atur, IN
said county OF wise, az follows, fo-wlt: be-
ginning at the southwest corner OF Marthi,
Cooper go acre survey. a huck berry marked
y: theme east 10 vaTas, bWeetwateT creek
Al so varis, A stone mound at The foot Of q
prairie hill, from which n Speni-h onk, "A
inches, bears north So east 81 varas; thence
south 40 yaras to a stone mound, a spanish
oak 10 inches, bears north 20 varR thence
west col warns 70 q branch " sweetwatef
creek At no varas. q stone mound IN prairie
D Issfrik toe southeast corner OF John @. 10.
gan IN all51Sivarasto n stone mound; thence
e sst 77g varaa, n stone mound; then &C snulh
7s3 pass The northwest corner Of y. r
lsss var a his sontksest corner; thence west
so yarae, a stone mound, the northwest
\ cofneT Of ". C0opfrs 80 acre thence
south SOS vafhs 10 the place Of beginning
| containing three bundred aud one acres
said deed Of trust vas recorded March -
1875, In vol. 81, pagfs a., sll and ~, Dalls'
1 eounty records Of deeds, and on the bfh day
/ on Anvil, ls16, book " pages So, go and al
i wlse county records ofdseds. ii0ai
| C.B.wELLBORH.
epfl3d3t Trustee.
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JUDICIAL.
DiRtriCl EOurf.

Dfstrhct COurt.
The motion for a new trial In the
Speiden case was overruled. An APP.
peal taken. l,t4.
The motion for new trial in the
case of A. Cornett, charged with theft
of o horse, was granted.
On account of Illness in his family
Judg, Burford adjourned court until
this morning, at9 o'clock.
County Court.
The criminal docket will be taken
up Monday next.
Justice Peak.
His honor was engaged Sunday and
yesterday doing duty as coroner in the
case of Mathes, who was stabbed by
Moflett last Tuesday night. Mr.. Frank
Austin appeared and made an affids-
Wit against the three Mexicans WHO
stole his shirt studs. They will be held
for trial in the county court.
Recorders Conrt.
Besides the usual cases in the morn
ing, another was tried ia the after.
noon.
Mrs. Young, charged with interfer-
ing with on officer in the discharge OF
his duty, was fined SIS and costs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-01
CAPTURED
Tne han supp ased 90 IiaVe stabbed
II0IeswOTih ARRESTED.

the han supp ased 90 iiaVe stabbed
IlolfswoTih ARRESTED,
Last night officers Duncan and Ar
mold, through some negroes obtained
certain Intelligence which they deemed
as copoluslye AS 20 who done the stab
hing on sunday night, Suspicion
pointed 10 q man named Johu GlIand,
who lives on the Gibbs place, They
proceeded there and found their man
in he'd, They immediately arrested
him, and took hin 10 the house where
the wounded man lies, Al first he
denied any lmpicatIon Ia the matter,
but when identified hy The wounded
man, officer Duncan Informs ~ that
no confessed the whole matter but
says he did II ia selfdefenoe, IN Holes,
worth was pressing him and II lie had
not killed him, he would have
been killed himself lie WAS taken TO
the calaboOse and locked up, Gilland
IL man about thlrty years Of age, and
has u wife aud three children. The
colored woman, about whom the affair
probably originated, seemed quite 10th
to lmpllaate dilland. lie will be ex'
amlned probably to-day, and further
Developments made. We believe the
prisoner WAS nm employe of Mr., Bar
nett Gibbs, the city attorney,
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The coroners jury summoned to in
yestigate the facts regarding the death
of the man Mathis, who was stabhed
by MoIllt convened Sunday under
Judge Peak, at the city dead huuse.
A post norton examination was held,
which developed the fact that the
knife had penetrated the heart three.
fourths Of M inch, and also, In another
place, had entered the thorax. Peri.
tonitls set in from which the man
died. Previous to his death, however,
Moilit was brought before him aud
identified rs the man who done the
stabbiug The jury adjourned, and
met again yesterday, when they again
adjourned till to day, on account Of
two witnesses being absent
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HERE AND THERE
oanlInura from nrsin,rs.

ware, have failed, Liabilities, slsO,OOO
BNHLEHEM, PA, April 10, Tue al,
vine savings bank has suspended, Liza
bllllies over s25O,OOO,
Nineteen Persons hIlIed Rud NOaud.
90 ~ u faiiing Wall
MONTREAL Alrll W,-lhe falling
walls ~ the novelty works on sturban
street, killed nine aud seriously iujur.
cd ten, The buildlng was i've stories
high, aud badly quilt II was full Of
lnllammable matter An lncendiary
10 suspected Loss $4,000.
lightning sIrikes Again Among the
whisky ning rhieyes,
Sr. LOUIS, April 30.-A halfdozen
OF The whisky ring who neglected 10
pay the fines imposed u year ago, were
arrested to-day aud bailed In the sun
OF u 900 each, The nrrests were made
on orders from Washington 10 the
effect that the whisky ring business
must be closed up.
Suicide ola Naval oiiieer- Destructive
Fire.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 30, 90 Steamer
BclgIe, from Hong Kong, arrived TO.
day, .......
Commodore Marvin, OF the United
StaIos slolp'oi'war, Alert, shot himself
abord his vessel In lokahoma harbJr
No cause.
A fire In Tokia destroyed live humid
red houses, Several lives lost.
Minister Seward has suspended Con.
sui General Meyers.
A Terrible Tragedy Four Killed ANA
Two " OuAded,
MERIDIAN, Miss, April 30. AN old
feud eliminated in n terrible tragedy,
yesterday, at Dekalb, Kemper county,
Miss, On Thursday last, J. NJ, Gully,
prominent democrat, was waylaid
aud assassinated. Upon the ailldavits
OF two negroes, several alleged con-
spirators in the assassination were ar
arrested. Yesterday afternoon u large
party of men Tired on the prisoners,
killing j. p. Golmere, A. MoLelland,
j. Chisholm and ID. Rossur, aud NOR
tally woundlng w. w. Chisholm, all
white. All were republicans, except
ROssur, who was democrat,
Exit Gold Excbange-B Hears, ReNers-
ing Iheir Position, are Buiiing the
Market.
New YORK, April S0.--The Posts
financial leader says "rhe week
opens at the stock exchange on II
strong market for shares Of all kinds,
and opinion is general, that the power
Of spectators to frighten investors has
been broken; that they themselves
have come to the conclusion, that they
had better exercise it 80 far AS they
could, is proved by the tact, that sew
eral of the most powerful alarmests,
have, from being bears, became bulls,
and the reason they assign for revers-
ing IT, cir position being the war in
Europe. The gold exchange, with the
close of business to-day, ceases to
exist
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-01

Isaac Hopson, colored, known as
"Houest Ike,n was. shot aud Killed
near Bastrop, Morehouse parish, by
some party unknown.
Mr.. Theodore e.. Saehe has been
been elected president, and Reeve
Lewis secretary OF the Tensas School
Board.
Several fruitless attempts at arson
have been made in Bayou Sara. Among
these was an attempt made to uurn
the residence OF Mr.. Charles Nj. BAN
non. t-,'.sF 4a II
Charles Thomas, Glen Brown and
Calvin Morris, while being conduote1
to the Baton Rouge penitentiary, from
Concordia parish, attempted to escape
by jumping into the river. One OF tue
prisoners was drowned.
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Considerable excitement was created
Sunday afternoon at the sight OF four
men driving in front OF them II horse
thief and his companion. Two of the
guards walked behind the prisoners
with their Ievolvers in their hands,
while the other two led their comrades
horses, and had loaded guns across
their saddles. The horse thiePs name
is Walker Johnson. He stole the horse
from one of his guards in Hopkins
county, and was followed aud captured
by the party near White Rock. They
came to the sherifrs office, got tha nee
essary papers aud started on their re-
turn to Hopkins county with their
prisoner. He is in big luck If jury
ever sets on his case.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-01

lions, prtscis u egaintl melarial attacks
No Tesidsn OF llelly where the ahoye
maaapei prevail. OF wlfra they afs likely
70 break ont Ia CONSEQUENCES OF lhe polsorr
ins ofthe atmosphere ny nosinus enhala-
llnn', should fail O. take practical oogni
sauce oi No ahova important tnlh, and ~
aiimely Y q af ile htlprsayoll llls ~yaaee
~ in dadtoa ~ dlsaltfous 10 .uld pbyslral
onnAu il0p, iheip "A npl 10 akltone. a
nnhl Ionic, corrective aud defensive oolila
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MARKETS ny TErrGnApn



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cent sterling nlm ~ " N. Cola lli
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sleghs ag.lfsAnl irregular hAehanss, ion,
hal opnei ~ u ora
| GAIN hafns, Apfii 3D. ualh VI uii tnNef q
pat,
COMMERCIAL
iand, me-, tsiarieans II, .s ssi.s ", 6"is. w
Fulures 1psnsd slekhy. MAY ii iOe,ii IA.
lime IA lss,ll alo, Jnlyfil Diail iio, Auails
! iiIt'ai M sepisn fh IA As.il sie,
fluur nfln ana qulet, Wheat hrn an,
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llVHulot A. Aprll NU-lLOi nj otton
nfnisr. Middliui uplAudr, blldl Olloans.
ga, falns lg,0N halni, sp,oula'lnn ANA a.,
pu.t 2,0U rrUulpth 10000 Anulloan 2,h0.
vance assihop bo, partially lusi upnnds,
low middllng plau q, May aud Jun0dellysTy,
Sg'isi, Juno uni SAY W,ap S,S1i, ,Jnk
aud August ati dl.All, August nnd hepIuin-
buf d l-l6tl, June aud luly Al.WA alslld' aim.
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4 n, m,-u plandh, low uiddlinH clause,
MAY aud Juiis delivery, 3 D6gL
ola a. u.-liplnuds. law ml.dlinu olause.
May and June delivery, blp.Juno aud Iuly h
IL 'hl, Iuly nnI AuAllat gJ.ald; AngIist and
npptvInhof ca,
9.ai u, IN Futures nTm, uplands, low
miudling class, AepIembur aud October do,
livery q LISA,
An Aales American 7InD bales
p..,,l,, ua... .,,,a,,.,,.,
NAV NOhk, April NJ, Monpy ushy ~ 2Ns't
peg cent hlenlng % N GOLD dnll AZ v,l
u iljs States quiet aud nominal
HALNKsios, Apnl l0.-uoli nominal :
silver par. ..,..,,
INV ORLtArs, AInl W,-dold VI Wn0
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SteIllng W -.
Coulmorcihi.
IIyKRpooL. Anil HO-A ~, m,-RuturVs
at.ndV
Nrw a uNANA uru No. Chiffon demand
modnr,fo M Nh pfiert sioa,ly Snles =. 40 huirH
tjooa ori,nayv pt, ,1plSo, Inv m tid,lna iOl1
I'M a., mldLlln,, "A y "a ie,good middlinq Ma
iIAsc miIdllnn mir Igniais :; fniT l9l.e,lg ,o,
R,,ceipts net. vO,l gross AiA, exports lIayfa
,r,gl, Hiuen GA, ueneyn BilS, stotk on hand
Iag igS 80
flour aunerare l7a7 ~ double \ 81 7hoS,
tr,,h,, AZ Sns,Io "a, cl,ol,o nnJ family g05O@II'
vorn nrmo,, iobbinr zoe. corn moai nrtner
M al "a. porE oasiel AT slA.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-01
Odd IrIInM. mn.

A very pleasant party gathered last
night NJ Odd Fellows halt The.ball
was to have come on last Thursday
night, but owing to the inclemency Of
the weather II was postponed until last
night The arrangements were com,
plele, aud all persons who were present
seemed to enjoy themselves highly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-01
seotehinR Malaria.

tits a fact wi ely andnmpiy sttesied hat
where the powerful ahd pernicious drns
ouIuine. and other mineral poisons, admin.
isteted a. remedies fof fsvH and ssue and
S,ileu. remitients, fefi . yiein more Tran
ter'porsfyreiisf to me = fisfef, Hostetiers
s,ornacn Bittersseotenes those Tremendous
epldemies most thoroughly, and By strength
enlpg me system and regulating is fune-
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Fine Stack for sale.

II. M, Gano has four fine blooded
heifers for sale, one giving milk and
three of them bred to the premium
bull, Dixen Duke. Average price, Sl25
each. Also, one twO-year old thor
oughbre bull at $3.50; one high grade,
twenty months old, price S75. ap29-2t
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weather ReD0rt,

Indications forthe gulf states, nearly
stationary or slowly rising followed by
slowly falling barometer, clear or
partly cloudy weather, rising temper
ature, northwest to northeast winds,
shifting, in western gulf states, to the
southeast. The lower Mississippi river
will slowly rise. IS
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n,h rhlnr. nrr ponr AWaI.

Formerly the lancet, calorneI, bllsters and
starvation were the treatment Of tile sick.
DR.. TUFTS Pills have done away with this.
Being vegetable they require no change Of
diet or occupation--a safe family medicine.
a Murray street, New YORK. aprdWsl-fH
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-01

California clover, or "Alfalfa,r
seed, at Haggart's. -mch3O-1m
-Mardi Gras still In possession at
Freeman's premium art gallery, NO.
sos Main street.--tf s1 Z
Choice cured buffalo hams at
Haggart's. -mch31-lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-01

Another large audience gath cred 10
hear this eminent deylue last night,
He has delivered while here, very
interesting course Of lectures, and has
left an indellble impression on the
minds Of all who heaId him.
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DENTISTRY.

ia. sesgar has novel his once to Main
and amer streets, over Underwood Mar.
sails. All xho desire frst-cls>s work vii
please eall up shd have their teeth az
amined. Its better TO have good teeth than
a nne suit Of clothes. Apl 7.tf
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nlrIexlL LINE on sfEANERs.

Consisting oftpefys one large steamships.
line p, YIN bssresn New YoTk G,s se1 Bri
tain and Europe. Steerags aud cabin, with
railroad tickets, either way, from aud 20
Dallas, or round trip tickets, good for enc
year. fof sale b. the undersigned. For par
q callat our on ee No. 10 Lamar o. ID
n y . " .. f..nUhPhr Co. AGENTS
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No "mineral" poison and no "acid" curse
(Which only serve TO render bad teeth vorsel
IL ever found in soZODONT 'rhsweel
But, oh, how very simple, as is meet.
Upon the breath It acts just like clarin,
II cleanses teeth and mouth. and does no
harm.
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Normandy Cans.

A most beautiful assortment in la
dies and misses Normandy caps have
just been received at the millinery de
partment over the Dollar store.--tf 2
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r.-.nnn Attention

Members Of the Dallas firs depart
ment. desring 70 attend the Msfshall
celebration, will report PfonpAy
full uniform, % Wednesday, hsyz,a'
III o'clock sharp. ,wttxsRIg
"a Assistant Chief.
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.. p. MURPHY. VIZ. cUhkiE
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FoR eALm.

Improved and unimproved property IL
fafniing lands In Dallas aud other counties
ofTeIas. .t-frf.IL.L XII ~
For rent-Dwellings and business houses m
the city Of Dallas. Special attention paid 20
IlshlDg land claims; also, 70 tbs cDlleoiinK o.
rents, notes and accounts, by
lJsRg MURPHY 4 CO.,
Real Estate AKents, No. 100 Dana street.
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Deputy Sheriff Ashton Pryor leaves
fr Waco 20 day, To brlug hack a mll
named McDlwell, who Is charged with
horse stealing,
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For Sale.

A secondhand piano for sale cheap.
Inquire ut the Dollar store. If
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DIED.

sPEIDEN-In this city on the 23th In.
slant, of typhoid fever, James Speiden' aged
eight years and month.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-01

Remalning unelaimel la the Dallas, Dallas
county, Texas, ppsluliiro on Tuesday, Maj
|, iii
90 obtain any of these lott ~, tha appli-
cant must say Advertised and Give tho
uAlp ~ tnH Hat
II not called l0r within one month, they
VIII DO hout Ca the dead letter once
A, ~ NORTON, lustmAAtHT,
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Last night fair sized audience
greeted Mr., John Thompson and HIS
company. The piece Itself like all
others played 10y stars, who have spe.
calties, Ia written solely TO bring forth
those specIallies into prominence, and
TO center the interest on the star Al.
together the performance was q pleas.
ing one, though cut considerable, from
what IL generally played in the larger
cities, owing ~ the insulllcioncy Of
auXiliaries 10 produce II properly.
Mr.. Thompson appears togreat advan-
tage in the different characters he as.
sumes, and his make up in all Of them
IL very good. Az u performer on
different instruments he displays u
command Of them, and creates roars of
laughter by his original interpretations
during his sketches. AS "Turra
bred" he las no equal. The audience
were evidently well pleased, as was
evinced by their freqaent applause.
The support was in some instances
very good, especially Miss Phosa Me-
Allister and Mr.. j. w. Summers.
Mr.. Thompson in himself is n host,
and well worthy of patronage. To-
night the elegant comedy of "Sweet-
heart" will be given in addition to
"On Hand" IN which the full strength
of the company will be brought out.
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8. M. SWENSON, SON & co.
BANIxERss
t.U AND GENERAL,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO. 80 WALL ST.. NEW YORK
Advances made on Consignments
of Cotton and other
nrnInaa
produce.

Special attention, given to purchaseso
goods, collections emittances aud inve
ments oct.l4-w-ly
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Kentucky Dash DislrIbatIon 90.


The attention Of our readers is re-
specially called to the displayed ad
vertisement of the Kentucky Cash
Distribution Company, from which it
will be seen that that organization
will distribute on June S0th the sum
of $4,000. This will be the second of
the series of grand drawings under the
company's charter, and will be con-
Quoted in the same manner as the
first, the fairness of which is conceded
by all, and to which long list of dis
tinguished officials have certified. This
second scheme is the best ever offered
to the public, and the price of tickets
is only $40, which are sold in halves
and quarters. Messrs. G. w. Barrow
a. Co., of Louisville, Kentucky, are
the general managers, and the old and
we'll known firm of Thomas H. Hays
& Co., No. 697 Broadway, New York,
general agents. ANY communications
or orders for tickets directed to either
of these firms will be promptly and
cOurteously filed.
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MN. WILLIAM II. SCALES.

with the date and place Of his birth
and death, and underneath this the
following:
He vas good and true man and e1em-
p'wS slidone, thou good and faithful servant
7bird. That the jewels and furniture
nj this lodge be draped In mourning,
and the members wear the usual Oauge
for thirty days. iL.l,,u ,;s
,.tort no furnished the family OF our
deceased brother and copies to the eity
nsn.rs Of Dallas for publication.
papers " JOHN J. GOOD.
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Masonic.

Resolutions adopted at stated meet
ing of TaHnehill Lodge No. 81, April
ii, 1877: ....g
10 the Worshipful Master, wardens and
Brethren of Tannehill Lodge No. 90, +. Il
A. NJ;
The undersigned committee, APP
nointed to prepare resolutions express
i've of the sense of this lodge, IN rela-
tion,to the death of Brother VIM. ii.
Scales, who departed this life, April
the !, A. d. 1877, respectfully report
the following, and recommend their
adoption:
ResolUed, That the death Of Brother
VIM. III, Scales deprives his family OF
Kind and indulgent husband and pa
rent, society of valued citizen, his
church and the christian cause OF an
able and Jealous advocate ami cola.
borer. education of one Of its giltedand
brightest ornaments, and this lodge OF
n worthy and cherished member and
brother.
,Sccoud, That we tender to the BE-
reaved family of our deceased brother,
onr consolation i'm their allliction, and
ma a token of our love aud esteem Tor
his many virtues, one page OF the
minute book of this lodge he set apart
a. memorial page, on which shall be
written,
"I AN THE RESURRECTION AND THE
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Landerbaok Miss II
NAPLES Miss N Martin MissCE
vi Marcellus Mrs l. Martin MisslJ
May Mrs Salllo Muller MiHM
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ID AuSDALE Miss NJ Robertson Catharlne
~ Richardson Hach Rlberds Miss Ani@as
kagan Mrs NJ II MN.
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Stanford MIS- u stokoy Mm Molica
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L Turner Elizabeth Tuggm Mrs NJ "
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AVIATION Mrs EllaWnr Mrs RIP
w Wsst Miss Mary Webb Mrs VA
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Wilder Miss ] E2 Volts Mrs Emallne
Wiley Mrs Manelva j Wright Miss Mollie
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-01

Having large aud extensive currespon-
dence throughout the older settled states,
duclng immigration To Texas, possesses rare
facilities for the placing OF large OF small
bodies OF land 70 oolOnists or others. y
I'll names of the incorporates Of this
company are strong guarantee 0freifsbii-
its honesty aud fair dealing, both in repre-
sent ation OF Equality. and title 10 lands.
Parties having lands or town property Tor
sale, would do well 10 place them IN the
hands OF this company. l....s,. ~ Nj. : ii
Property with imperfect TUE VIII not be
handled by this company. ilt vt ~
Corr spondence solicited, and Will be
promptly atteD q - by q idreesiiig,
4, II. FL0URhOY.
ttofney and Agent
aplla-dawln eais ii P.O. Boz. iaoi. I
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-01

kEw YnRK, April 30 Monty al Z peT
cent sterling nlm ~ o. N. hnld 3 llls
uOypfnnfni hnnds active aud tiraali upW
nNns 4 "a stats bonds quial and steady ,
hlneks asAye Apd irregular, kAehange, i0ns,
"a ~ shnH, ~ m
oad opsnei ~ n Ori,
GAIN Kanlk, April Bi,r nald VI on silver ~