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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-28
WILLIAM A. WHEELER. the

WILLIAM A. WHEELER, the would.be
vice-president, in his report on the
Louisiana case, thus puts himself on the
record: Upon the elections in Louisi.
ana, as in other States, depends the
right to their seats OF senators and repre-.
sentatives whoare to aid in making laws
for the whole country, and the choice Of
presidential electors, upon whose vote
may depend the title of the office of the
president of the United States himself.
No party in the United States would
like to submit to result decided by the
votes OF electors chosen by such means. "
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WOOOn-l am authorllei, ~ trustee, to
VI GOOO loan $1,000 Parties wishing
money VIA address tie undersigned btattng
lullY h0 character OF NcG.r!ty they 0 e.,
j. II. H., He aid oiiiCo. febl n
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Agricultural \ Ng,haa.s! GeN.g,
OF TEXAS,
For the Benefit Of colored Youths.
DlIUG.

VOkAtEa.
The undersigned have been appointed nv
ms ENceilenry the Governor, commissioners
ahuer theNct To establish an Agricultural
9nu Mtcnanical College Of Texas for the ben
nj OF iolOred NOuthS, and 10 make mn no
priatiOns therefor, to select a suitable ,iaca
Tor the location OF said Mechanical and Ar.
rlculIural College, ana Tor othcr purposps
me set above requires that the site SELECTED
ny the CotlnlsStnu CrS shell contain NOT iesC
than nve hundred acres of land, suitable for
agricultural purposes. 1t also vests i'm the
commissioners authority to receive Jona-
uOhs Ia lauG ana mouey TO aid N toe cree
ZION ana maintenance of said Agricultural
and Mccharicul College.
Inc COMMISSIONERS respectfully invite do.
hhtloLS OF land and money Ina ala of & i'd
college, and tenders of donations or urono.
SalS a sale OF land suitable for the location
ana establishment of said Agricultural and
MecN"nlchi College Tor The benefit of Colored
l0uthS, rs teQutred by The act.
lIoI OSU.S iof me sale or donation of land
nr ne location OF the College should STATE
us sI'uattoa, quantity, quality of soil
amount OF INA Iered ana prAire portions. i'm
cN" OF iropOSed le, price per acre, and
otlvr CIRCUMSTANCES rendering it eligible
tnr ne slte"i the College. The title must bs
nee from cloud " inCumbrunCcs
Proposals sbOald be sent to Ashbrl Suitb
ChRlrMHn nj tho Board OF Commissioners
OF Houston, Texas, on or before the nrSt
i utsday IN April next, shortly after which
u G tue mmissiOners viii proceed to
uHke Selet on of u site fOl the Collape as
Tor IN tha act above named.
ASH BEL SMITH,
j, d GlDDlNGS,
r.,,, JAMES IL. RAYMOND,
-u'iu commissioners, etc
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The story that Mr.. James Gordon
Bennett is to remain abroad for an in
definite period in consequence of the
recent unpleasantness, does not appear
to have the least foundation. He has
already made inquiry relative to certain
cottages, as to whether they are to be
rented or not, and the tenor of his letter
leaves no doubt whatever but that he
will be in Newport during the season as
usual.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-28
CENTENNIAL BANNER.
Texas Greeting 10 Georgia, ON the
Presentation of the banner.

| va thN nhhhutEs
Oh sister state, we lend TO thee
This banner; guard IL sacrodly,
| Ana when It's silken CLEANS unfold,
| The symbol OF our strength behold
That star that never has gone down,
Fen meath conquering nations frown,
But shines amid tho clouds Of hate,
The emblem of mighty State.
state that stands, with beckoning hands
Calling the world to till her lands,
They come, and find, the sons of toll
Both wealth and welcome on her soil,
From scandinavla's frt zen flords
To that famed rock where English swords
Keep watch and ward, while far below
The ileets OF nations come and 20.
Though gathered here from far and near,
These people hold her honor dear,
From prairics broad, n ON borders wide,
Where forests climb the mountain side,
And nom the coast, where waters roar
In chnngeful chimes along the shore,
Come voices saying " Guard our trust,
And keep this banner from the DUST
Whom war In fury swept the land,
And graves We're strewn from strand TO
strand,
The foemcn, pointing from afar,
Said, "Lo! It's lost, that lonely STAR
But mid the darkness OF tho light,
II rose In splondor clear and bright,
And shining, led our armies on
Where fields were lost and fields were won.
And darker far the hour yet
Ere that bright beacon light shall set
That star amid the galaxy
speaks to our souls OF liberty
The liberty our fathers won,
Aud handed down from sire to son,
0ffreeman 10 uphold cause
Whose bulwarks are nations laws.
n.,. ~ ELIZABETH J., HEREFORD.
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services of one who has passed through
II regular medical curriculum. We
believe it is a fact that the physician
only assists nature, but unless he has n
knowledge Of physiology, and knows
the effect which certain medicines will
have upon certain constitutions, he will
not DO able to assist nature much
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-28

The Dayton Democrat is slightly pro-
fame in its utterances. Itremarks 1--WE
were in hopes that the good Lord might
have saved the country even with such
o poor instrument as old Joe Bradley.
But since old Joe himself has been
heard from, we are satisfied that the
Lord will SEQ us damned first"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-28

The HERALD is pleased to publish
this morning, well-worded poem from
the graceful pen of Mrs. Elizabeth j.
Hereford. 1t is entitled the "Centen.
NAL Banner" and embodies the greet.
ing of Texas to Georgia upon the pres.
entation of the flag
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-28

A YOUNG MAN, with cDnsiderab bust.
N ness experience, ana with about $500,
Wishes TO 20 Into business. Would pur-
Herald Office. Iebl0-2L
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LET us build school houses and edu.
cate our chiden at home. We are too
poor to send them off among strangers
for the knowledge that it would be a
crime to withhold.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-28

NEAT and comfortable school build.
ings in Dallas would invite among us
the best elements in the population of
other States. Men who value the edu.
cation of children more than any other
wotldly gift will not locate in that city
which forbids the establishment of good
schools
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DALLAS COLTlF(! II
MALE AND FEMAGE.

rms college begins its spring term, under
sun more favorable auspices, with a faculty
oil thorough and experienced teachers, Mon
Jay January %, 1877. Every facility afforded
young ladies and gentlemen toratquirlnga
SUBSTANTIAL and refined education, ulplo'
,ues awarded to those who have mastered
'ho prescribed course ofstudy. Music taught
oy sRilltul and distinguished gen tlcmnn.
rhe primary department, under the
parental control of an experiences teacher
VIII be the best place parents can and Tor
their small children. Tuition num Y 80 10
70 per month, payable monthly IA advance.
JOHN II. ALLEN, President
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Aching leads and Uneasy Nerves

Aching htchuh hhu uneasy NeFbNb
Are often soothed by Hostetter's stomach
Bitters, because that searching corrective
completely removes the causes Of brain and
nerve excitement, which are TO be found in
arrangement OF the stomach, and Of It's as-
sociate organs, the liver and bowels. 1t is a
truth which can not be too earnestly insisted
upon, that the effect Of mere sedntves and
narcotics, Ike bromide OF potassium, VA
leriap, choral hydrato ana opium, IL less
appreciable the | niger they are used, and
That they can never permanently relieve
nervous excitability because they can not
remedy the weakness and organic derange-
ment which Hes ut It's roots. Hostetter's
Bitter y, however, can and does cure nervous
maludies, for the reason already stated.
Sick headache, restcssness nj night, vertigo,
mental heayiucss, and depression of spirits,
as well ms the dyspeptic condition of the
stomach, ana torpidlty Of the liver ana
bowels, which give rise TO them, are en-
tircy obyi0ted by this benign Alternative
tonic,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-28

11I'E'7E ~" 49, NV ~ ~ y - Tt
Grey hair can be changed to Il glossy black
by II single appli cation Of DR.. Tutps Hair
pye. IL acts IKE magic, Pnd Is warranted
~ harmless us water. lryour druggist does
not have 1t, rsk him to order 1t for you.
Price, SllO-2l-w-fyb q.
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The Evening Telegram, in abiding to
Bradley, says: ut is mistake to base
any calculation on a fox not liking
goose for dinner"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-28

HAYES starts to Washington TO-
morrow. Mr.. Tilden will defer his visit
for awhile.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

EOR the Speedy Cure OF Seminal Weak,
ness Lost Manhood, aud all disorde
brought on by lrdiscretlods or excess. ANY
druggist has the ingredients.
Address DR., JACoU Els 6 CO, Cincinnati
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-28
10 the Working Class {!

are now prepared to furnish all cl1Sscs
mhh constant employment Nv home, the
ments. Business new, light and probtnblp.
PERSONS OF either sex easily earn from 30
uehts 70 20 per evening, and n proportional
sum by devoting their whols time TO the
business. Boys and glrls earn nea ~ rs
~ uch as men. That all who SEQ this notice
may send their address aud test The bas-
ness we make this unparalleled offer; 10
Such MS are not well sat. fled We WIN send
p ol.e, dollar 10 pay for the trouble OF writing,
run particulars, samples worth several dol
iars TO commence work on, nnd u copy Of
rome ana tireside, one of the largest ind
pest Illustrated publications, an sent iloo by
mall Read n Il You want perma. ent,pr0ht-
Portland, Maine. ai,sr6gm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-28

WEDNESDAY, MORNING FEBRUARY 9s.

The splutter at Washington seems
over with.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-28

Fosters declaration of Hayes South
ern policy turns out to be we'll fortified
by facts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-28
Causes tho Body to Gain in Solid rlosh

Its value can not be too strongly impressed
upon The attention OF those who have been
The afflicted IRE assured that this ia moi one
OF the worthless nostrtms OF the day, but il
prepared upon scientific principles, by n
physician OF thirty years experience. Sold
everywhere.
Principal office, Is Murray ST., Now York
septS-dood-wly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-28

WE suppose Brother Blaine will have
no more cases of sun.stroke.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS

My annual Catalogue OF Vegetable and
Flower Seed for 1877 win bc ready by Janu-
ary and sent FREE TO all who apply. Gus
toners OF last season need not write for IL. /
offer one of the largest collections of VaRctn-
America, large portion OF which were
grown ON my six seed farms Printed direc-
lions fOrculllNation on every package. All
seed sold from my establishment warranted
To be both fresh and true to name; 80 far,
that should 1t prove Otherwise win refill
the order & ats. AS the original introducer
of the Hubbard and Marhl head SquaSheS,
the Marbleheud tHbbages, and score OF
other new vegetables invite the patio oge
of MI who are anxious 10 have their seed
fresh, true, and of theYery best STRAIN. New
vegetables a specially.
IAN ES j. II. GREGORY,
jan1w6t MubiehH"" Mass
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Jno. h. Morton, NJ. d., Pbygcan AMI Ear
con, once over First SdSlonll Sank E5A
S SI corner sau JaclntJ End narGOod sti.
tton1ed. |,'F,,'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-28

M ANrED-A live man to sell Patent
w Bee Gum in Louisiana or Arkansas.
Address, Lock Box 40, 1eb2a-Iw
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M ANrED-A man to take charge of u
w new business ON salary or commits
SION. Mu Lave some money. Address, W
". r., Herald office. teh22 1t
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10 Rent.

ID class barber can getsIeady
ID smpioyment ana good wages at Capitol
Hotel, Marshall, Texas. iebl7-iw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-28

ECR RENT-A very comfortable and con
L ventent dwelling of five rooms, with ar
without furniture, a servants house wit h
Two rooms, and large loi attached. This Is
a rare opportunity for any oue wanting this
kind of property. For particulars apply at
B23 BtoWder street. ieblS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-28

DlvoRCEs legally and quietly obtained
na ~ ,or iincompsti6ility, etc.; reference I'M.
experiences. a. GOODRICH, Attorney NJ
LAW III pearpon st., Chicago, Ill. jansS-Sin.
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Wanted-Fartners.

A GENTLEMAN, with 10000 TO $1,000, of
~ large business experience, desires n
partnership IN n wholesale or commission
mousse. Addr IS j, 4. H., this office, (eb23 lW
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-28

ID ARBER WAN lED-A first class barber
ID lwhite) eau get permanent situation in
NY SHOP. fourteen dollars Il week guarun-
Waco, VeXOS. feh22-lW
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EARM-A practical farmer from Ohio
l. wants to ront II farm of about fifty acres,
in the neighborhood of Dallas, for part of
tue crop. Apply +. y. Box 63S, or personally
at 9l3 Main street. iehl52t
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WHAT Is QUEEN'S DELIGHT?

IL Ia aplant that grows In the South and Is
the only actual blood purifier ever d iscoyr
cred, 10y which all diseases that center i'm the
blood can be eradicatod nj once and iorOvee
Cutnneous and Rheumatic affections md is
the ONLY TRUE REMEDY for this class of
diseases. Atoms II is " searching, but wher
comolnedswith Honduras Sarsap arilla, Yes
low Dock and other roots and herbs il be-
comes y blood purifier indispensable and
uneqmnlled. such rs tho COMMUNICATION of -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-28

Her teeth " ere white
Az stars at night;
Her breath was sweet
As fields Of wheat;
Fragrance and sweetness were her wont
Because She used the SOHODONT.
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Wanted. Male Help.

ID AK EtPER-A good Barkeeper wanted
I'D ut the capitol Hotel, Marshall. Texas.
Apply Immediately. tebl2.lw
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SlTuATlON-ly n man willing to loan his
- employer two hundred dollars, at reaSun-
able terms, under good collateral Inquire
NJ pal.s House, SlS Main street. fe, a-at9
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Filling HOUSE-An elegant DWELL
~ ing house, recently constructed. IN tho
Town OF La Trencc, on the Pacific road, -
miles east of Dallas, will be exchnn5ed
Tor almost any kind OF personal pronerty
Lhe mouse has tive good rooms, is two stories
miPshi niveiy painted without and papered
Wlthln; has gravel walks, uooi fence ma
one Oh the finest underground cisterns in the
state, Address, II. II. English, Herald office,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-28

- lTuATluN--A lady wants situation to
THIS Office. febpo.ot
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Miscellaneous Wants.

IL MIGRANTS can obtain good bomestsod
~ withwater and timber andnst convent
70 railroads, by applying by lie ter To
HON ESTEAD, Herald office. feb2l.at
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For Sale or ENohanae

NOR sale or exchange on excellent terms,
L $500 acres Trinity county pine ana farm,'
lands for Dallas city property, improved or
unlmproNed. These lands la near the prO-
posed railway lines. Apply to GASroN Il
lllOM AS, AIN
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A lie GENTLEMAN desires n com.
"A iortably furnished room, convenient IN
the city freight depot of the ii. 4 II. q. rail
way. Address "R. r. this ofiice. feb2t-2t
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Personal.

% ZOUO loan 5000. Parties wishing
money VIA address the undersigned stating |
lullY he character OF NcG,r.ty they o sor, |
J, II. H., iieaId olico. febl II
TOB WORK-The Herald office is now
- receiving large cOnSignmcuts OF JOB |
papers OF all descriptions, and asks nm
uendS, white and cooreu) Letter
Heads, Note Heads, Statements, Cards, |
Circulars, Etc printed as cheap AZ the
cheapest, ana neater than the neateSt. Bring
IN your orders and get the benefit of our
'SuInmer Prices"
'EHE PATTY taking from The Heralds
4 editorial rooms Two volumes If Black
Stone Il commentaries VIII please return the
same. dpcl}.tf
4 YOUNG MAN, with considered bust.
ness experience, ana with about $500,
Wishes TO 90 into business. Would pun
Ghhhe or go IN ~ partner or clerk. X. Y.
Herald Oillee. iebl0-2L
THE AMERICAN HUUSE-Formerly the
4 Granger House, $40 Main street, Is re-
opened under new management. The pro-
prietor offers the public comfortable rooms
good board and attendance, at - II week
day board AT "a, and, ut the same time, as
suing those who favor him the best table
me Dallhs market affords The proprietor
hASSeCured the SCI vices ut an efficient cook
ron lirs;-class MOTEL iau25- I'm
Wanted-To Rent.
AAOUSE,-W wanted to rent, u house COnVe.
4 Il nlent to the business locality of the city,
WIN four or five rooms; rent not TO exceed
s21 a month. Address, y. X. H., Herald office.
ieblS-tf
Wantod-FemaIe Help.
..|~--r.'1+.r-+ e-----.-r---.- -r~s~~--,------~--
A GlRL-ren or twelve years old, to nurse
IN chlld. Apply NJ hO3 ROSS avenue. teb2S-2t
KEhPEH-Wanted, II housekeeper
Al IN Il family of three persons. coo
mousse III u dut les light. Apply to Blake, the
lflnlo $40 Main street. ieD2l-2t
OUSEkEEl ER-Wauted n lady house.
ii Keeper, for gentleman and children in
me country. Address, with salary, age, res
idehce, ana full particulars, VIM, Thomas,
Dhlits, Texas. teb2l
Nsnted-To Buy.
NO BUY S6l,OOO worth of dry goods for
4 which Will pay $4,000 cash, aud give
30 West Nlrstnia coal lands NJ $50 per acre
Addri 81 IA. b, )" Herald Office. leb23-lw
COUNTY SCRIP wan ed ut the Exchange
~ Bank. County scrip issued pr + to the
.olh OF July, 1874, and not registered.
lCbiS-lOt
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Wanted Situation,

ElrUATlON "A yong married man of
- good business address desires n Situalio D.,
Is industrious and temperate. Can give ref
erences. Address, Geo. A. Wallace, Lamar
House, fah00 "
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Nsnted-To Buy.

fOUNTH SCRIP wan ed ut the Exchange
- Bank. County scrip issued pr + to the
.olh OF July, 1874, and not registered.
lCbiS-lOU
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DR., TUFTS SARSArARlLLAAND
QUEENS DRLlGaT,l

forming the most powerful Alternative
known to Medical Science for the cure OF Old
Ulcers and Sores, Diseased Joints, Foul Dis-
charges from the Ears and NoStrils, An.
scosses, skin affections, Rheumntlsm.
Dropsy, Kidney Complaints, EVIL affects OF
secret practices, Diseased soalp, Dlsordored
Liver and spleen and all diseases that CEN
ter In the blood. IL possesses the poculinr
property of imparting II fair complexion and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-29
mII. III, GoODS.
GROCERIES,. 4.

NORTH CAROLINA BEHRING'S
~ ROE, CUT. and GROSS
- best brands-for sale by
my2S.7t DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
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AUCTIoY sALEs...E,u,ure DAYS.
by Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE VALU-
i ABLE FRAME DWELLINGS, ALL NEW,
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CANAL BETWEEN
FOusHEE AND ADAMS, AND WEST SIDE Of
STREETS, AT AUCT1ON.-By virtue Of u certain
deed OF trust duly executed on the 2Srh September
1874, and recorded In the clerks office or Richmond
Chanccry Court In ID. Il. 104 G, page 49, default hay
ing been made therein, and at The request or the
beneficiary In ead deed, will offer at auction, on
the prenises, WEDNESDAY, June @. 1877, at
O'Clock r. NJ. all The REAL ESTATE described In
said deed, rs follows: That certain LOT OF LAND
with new FRAMED DWELLING thereon, on
south side Canal street. distant sixty-four feet from
Foushce street. fronting sixteen feet on said Cana
street, with depth OF eightv-ninc fectto m alley
nine feet WIDE being part of Lot No. g. In the plan Of
city OF Richmond.
Also. that LOT OF LAND fronting thirty-tws
feet on the west side of Foushee between Canal anc
Byrd streets, running back between parallel line:
seventy feet TO alley ten feet wide; said lot hay
Ing upon 1t two nice FRAME HOUSES entirely
new. These houses contain five or six rooms each
and are now rented out.
This sale offers bargain TO any one desiring
comfortable small dwelling In central neighbor
hood.
TERMS The decd requires cash. but the term
will be by consent fourth cash: balance In SIX
added. +. b. MEADE.
nv or Trustee
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~ = : q - ~. ~
q One thing that has affected me in TURK
ca !, hfsiorv.s said the Rev. Edward Beech
or. otis that Turkey has been so destruc-
tive to agriculture. The country between
she T;rrts and the Euphrates used to be
8nerfect garden. Since the Turkish Govern.
ment has obtained control Of this, all 'nas
beauty and fertility has been completely a ss
stroyed. And so has Il been with the whoie
Of Asia Minor, until universal discoaragS-
ment has seized upon the minds OF Tue ss,,-
Vance in civilization while agriculture Is
trnd,son 1,nder foot. Never will that Holy
Iand which possesses to the Christian SO
mneh interest, again come back to its Tor o..
,s,er state OF beauty and loneliness while the
m 1ru, siJ government Is over it. We ousn!
to pray that this uncisiizing Government r. s.,n
sSa,,id be swept away and Russia be sue
csssful."
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BY Frank ID. Hin,
Real Estate Agent and Aucnoneer.
49,, llOS Main street.

SUBURBAN FARM OF ONE HUN
y DIED ACRES OF LAND, WITH GOOD IN,
FAiR GROUNDS OF VIRGINIA STATE AGRl-
CULTURAL SOCIETY, AIAUCTloN:. On NED
the prclnises and ut The request OF the owner Mr..
Thomas Dunnin, will offer the above very valuable
FARM. containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF
flne land, mostly In fue order and under cultiya-
tion This land was formerly owned by DR.. Martin
S, Tay.or, aud adoins the lands Of Thomas Branch,
Dr. Martin 6. Taylor and others, and lately occupied
nv Charles a. Baimer as the Hermitage Dairy. This
r is very near the city, aud must Improve In value
rs Richmond continues to grow In that direction
The land lies beautifully, and Is well adapted for
dairy or truck farn the soil being highly improved
improvements: LARGE BRICK DWELLING with
about six rooms, good stable, barns, Kitchen, &C.
nice orchard of one thousand young trces-apples,
peaches pears, SC. Excellent water on The place.
TERMS: win be very liberal, and announced on
day Of sale 49, So - FRANK ID. HILL, sss
INV 7Ieol 23o5&td Auc,ioneer.