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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

Day before yesterday three men
named Lyons, Daniels and Campbell
orought . herd Of cattle, some forty
ave In number. to Dallas, and put
them across the river. Lyons was ar.
rested for stealing, and gentleman
named Adams, who came here, idsn-
titled some fifteen head ~ having
besn stolen from parties In Callahan,
Coleman and Hood counties. The
thieves pinked them up ~ they came
along. Campbell has been arrested,
but Daniels has skipped. Lyons 10 In
jail with thrse charges against him,
and MAMMAL Morton says he Ii wanted
70 Louisiana for murder. RAther 1
Moe Scung man.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

ColoxEL HrmET is busily engaged
hauling sand into Galveston with his
narrow Euage railroad. and he is con.
sidered a public beneiactor. The local
Galveston application Of the old proverb
about two hlades instead of one Of grass
u changed TO read two grains instead of
one Of sand.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25
wRECKING OF THE EDEN.

fffsy-e"e lives Lo-u-Twen,y. Ont of
Pare D~spsraIion, II rev The nseiy.-
into the sea 40 Escape Thirst nnu
Famine.
New YORK, August 20.--Panama
dates 10 the llth give additional details
of the loss OF tie Eden on the rocks of
Los Vegos, near Valparaiso, which are
somewhat amplified, but in substance
are as follows: The loss of life is yari.
ously stated, probably reaching fifty.
one. A sad incident is, whilst efforts
were being made to rescue twenty OF
the shipwreeked, vino were grouped
Cd rock five hundred yards from the
shore, the boats of the vessels EN-.
ployed found it impossible 10 reach the
survivors and these, out of pure deeper.
alton. threw themselves into the sea q
escape further sufierings from famine
and thirst.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

IT Is the opinion of the Waco Fran,
iaer. that no man ought 10 he supported
10y the southern members for speaker
Of the house. who Is not friendly 20 the
Texas and Pacific bin Il pays high
compliment to Dir. Randall as man OF
ability. but it doubts his soundness
on this scheme. We are very sure that
none but Texas and Pacific man will
get southern support, and equally sur,
that the man they do support will be
the speaker.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

BRo. LoUGHERY, of the Marshall Her.
aSa, doesn't like Major Penn's plan of
dealing with the social evil The asylum
Tor abandoned women, as proposed by
the major, is entirely too Utopian for
theseutlitarian days. Uncle Bobby slyly
intimates that the major had better
leave the women alone. Is it true. in.
deed, that nothing can be done to re,
claim the fallen unfortunates who have
entered upon life of sin Is it true
that earthly effort must surely and in
evitably fail in the work of reclamation
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

DrPRr has come back content TO be
nm editor "'till dethv and nothing else.
The world stood evenly balanced be.
tween hope and fear while he was shak,
Ing hands with the Great Father, a,
Washington. IL will go to bed satisfied
that journalism Is not to be shocked, at
present by the desertion of one ofits
brightest liehts
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

II Is avery difiieult matter to get up
much Of Al excitement over our Rio
orantIe troables. The irritation has
Ybecome chronic, and people will not
srsisr themselves 10 become excited
NATL WI have twenty-five or thirty
thousand sreasers on this side. In that
ca>e she Csney-Bnrnsrd and Hobby
matters will be lost sight Of for awhile
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

fxv days since we enjoyed the
p's~slfe OF a chat with very Intslli-
Eent gentleman, brave union soldier
Who host . leg At the WILDERNESS. and
vno has held q leading postofiics sp-
po'ntmsnt. ever since The war, In Penn.
eJUsnis he states Il 20 be his own
eP'p'or, and thai OF majority, Of the
ysF'y N hn state. that tho iftssntb
ss.snan,rnt WIS grave mistake, .inee
" easn's nsas ~ negro any better
q ~ - qor voting solidIy Win
s :. seses>s Any one can 80 he~
+ = es,ss rsalA ssaaa sueh : -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

TINS Weatherford TIs'es brings out the
dark horse !" OF the next gubernato>
rial race. Ills name Is Arthur Thomas
Watts. Judge Watts is good man,
but Il remains to be seen il he has got
the requisite speed and stay in him
for 20 long and so holly contested race
a. the one before him.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

WE are greatly pleased to see the
Examiner take strong ground against
the elective feature of the Judiciary ar.
ticle ofthe present constitution. Doubt.
less, Governor Hubbard, since his ex-
perience in two notable cases of APP
pointment to fill vacancies, would like
TO see things amended. In these two
cases, it is true, lie has or will have to
make appointments, but owing to the
strong struggle for tho place, it reduces
him TO mere tally-man to count the
vote sent by petition, and otherwise.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

Tus Csney, Bernard matter and land
Office irregularities. are not sufficient
reasons for recalling and risking the
fifteenth legislature Governor HUB
bard viii not act except when graver
reasons ore presented.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25
THE Blue AND THE GRAY.
IN. National ssfalsr- SsuusoD- a .sQs.
~stssn sf eh- s.faf~r. Of Roth .s~-
trss--Ns fPartsssa e- P.sttieas
Speeches Co Sr Tolerated.

rHtt<tn ~f Tie &rfafers of Harn
trsa--Ns sPnrts@sa er P.tttgent
Speeches Co ss Tolerated.
Fremont, O, August lS-1he exc
eutiye committee Of the Soldiers VA
iionsl Reunion. announce their next
meeting for Marietta. o.. September
the ilh, ssh. 9th and Tth. Cannon,
= nnunition, arms. tents aud one
hundred stands OF rsgineHtsl colofs,
provided Tor by an act Of congress. and
OF the Ohio legislature. are on the
ground. A numter Of Distinguishes
generals. among whom are S-uerAi-
Corkreii and joe johnston, and Gen
erals Sheridan and Crook, ETe to L.
there. aud il i expected the president
viii al-o attend. The governor - tie
state aud his s,aii ALL Ia present, and
Governor Young will formally open
the camp ON ihefirst day. All soidier-
81 both armies are invited, aud 10 par.
tissn political speeches v al he toleTat-
ed. Every stats will be repressn iesi ty
old soldiers Of the union and conieisF.
ate armies.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

WIS publish the letter from Mono
m another place, to which we invite at
tsntion. The gravity of the interests
concerned warrant the publication Of
the letter, while THE HERaLD takes
this occasion TO reiterate its position.
that no remedy can be effective which
goes outside Of the law for its effect
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

CotoSE MUS thinks our financial
troubles due, not TO short currency sup
ply, 50 much ns to our faulty system of
taxation. II we had more money. per.
haps the problem Of taxation would adj.
NIT of an easier solving
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

GrSERAL GR,Sr will be the man the
democratic nominee for the presidency
in 1854, will have 20 contend against, or
write US down no correct reader of the
signs OF the times
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

GOVERNOR HuBR,RD's prompt action in
rendering General Ord the entire mil,
itary force OF the state TO aYenge the
recent Star county outrage, shows that
the present chief magistrate of Texas
doesn't lack vertebra, however he NAV
lack appreciation Of certain ambitious
men, who would climb over his broad
shoulders to high official position. In
the language of favorite correspon-
dent of TINS HERALD, Bully for Dick -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

DcuSs recent Wait to Austin, we
had the pleasure Of meeting Judge
hearcy. The present. able and efficient
srcrcssry Of state. Daring his brief
e'he'nl career so FAR. Judge ssarcy has
won the good opinion Of every intelli-
fsnt honest man in the state govern.
ment No appointment Governor Hub
hard ha. made, gives more satisfaction
thsn this Of Judge searcy
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

COLONEL %. y llouLNoswoRrH, the
secretary OF the board Of educstion OF
the state, Is one Of the most laborious
as well ~ meritorious officers in the
Dublic service.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

POBilc men Who are seeking in adj
vance for the probable work of the
next congress, will not go far astray if
they remember that the Texas and Pa
oife bin j. to be the leading measure
Of the next session.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

Tns recent Mexican Jail delivery
doesn't spell much. The tawny VIII
lisns are only acting on the example so
often set them by their pale f,oe broth
eru, on this side Of the Rio Grande
There Is no chance Tor brush on that
score Let the people be calm.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

IL the papers don't let Tom Bowers
sirne about bis new daughter and the
gallon Of old peach, they'll hear from
him soon, and IN way to make their
ears Jingle too. or write us down as no
,.x.,h.t
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

TaE Rockville Messenger has less char
ity for John Ireland than any other pa
per in Texas In It's issue of August
9th, it has only a half dozen or more
aftieles lennneiatorY Of that gentleman.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

TnE arrest Of Colonel Hobby, on the
charge Of forgery, was n peiect bomb
shell 10 his old associates and business
compocrs in Galveston. 1t was star
suddenly falling from the highest heav-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

Tus repeal Of the resumption act,
reconciliation Of silver and the Texas
aud Pacific railway bin, are democratic
watehworls Tor the congressional cleo
tion. tn. fall
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

The latest about Major Tom Ochil-
tree is, he has been offered position
on the general staff in the Turkish ser.
vice. Whether true or not, we do not
pretend to say, but this we do know,
Turkey has done many things more
foolish than to appoint yellow haired
Tom to position in her military
service. The fact is, Tom has a great
big head chock full of brains. If only
the sultan knew how to use them az
well as Tom does himself, it would be
good thing for him and Tom both.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

wBES such man ~ Hobby falls,
who j. sa'e2 No more damaging cir
cuuisianco than this has occurred in
tho commercial history Of the state.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

THE First Bale is the caption Of ar
ticles in nearly every paper in Texas.
IL is curious to note the progress of the
crop by such announcements. First
from the extreme southwest part OF the
state, then farther east, and the line is
formed. which gradually, day by day,
rolls slowly but steadily northward
until II is echoed back from the ex.
treme northern part of the state and
Arkansas. The first bale is an import,
ant event in the southern part Of Texas,
but here it is a matter of secondary con.
sideration, coming, as it does. after
wheat, and being as it is. behind that
crop in commercial Importance. How
ever, we do not seek to detract from the
commercial significance Of the fifty thou
sand bales Dallas will handle this fall.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

clusion uaasr the circumstsuce. ard it
may YET take the combined strength Of
black and white democrats 10 preserve
to.the former his neSly~ae,ipired rights
under the amendment hanel.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

NrTUsR tears threats. nor money,
could procure the suppression Of the
charges against Colonel Hobby, by the
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25
DALLAS, TENAs.
s,r,kpn MORNING .Usssr Is

CaooE-. Of tho 0p.er. is rapidly set
tlinr the greenback question, lie il .
patriot.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25

Dr. X. IL Jenes, who lives on White
ftock. brought Us . specimen Of
gIAssnoFptf corn. yesterday, which
ayt lays OVER any We have set seep
kne neid wps given up to the peskr
n0PPer, Int nevertheless Il nlskes ak.
fqehe1 - the acre. The dozen ears
e4elUe4 Lea IN our desk msssurou
- 90 half = elossn tnohen.
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rr.,ys. s%-..rnsl. p..s.

Burlington. Vermont. Free Press
ON the top of Prospect Mountain. near
Addison, is remarkable pond abau,
three quarters of an acrein extent. Ex.
sespf small space in the center. /. i
covered with thick moss. ssfon.
enough for people 10 walk ON. PaIes
are pushed through the moss NJ sny
point, but none have ever touches BOT,
tom, got there are large trees gposing.
sna people yak IN ssfsty. The moss
orms : ee.ek mat o. carpet. and l. de-
ssFleed = tllps ssqsI1s{tely bnutisl.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25
FRENCH Politics.

The Figaro and Aoneseur Open Fire
Generals Bershana ana Duerout.
Whfch while Ferry Indicate the
Height OF Party spasss.
PARIS, August 1S.--rhe Figaro which
lately attacked the Duke de Broyle,
president of the council and minister
Of jnsfice, as being IN obstacle to the
Proclamation of the state, now makes
similar complaint against General
Berthand, minister Of war.
The semi-ofiicial Moneteur. which
defends General BERTRAND, charges
General Duerout, who commands at
Bougest. with being the instigstor Of
these atsacka. The Aof sreuf thinks
It 10 quite allowable.
General Daerout, approving a policy
Of force. should regret not being in the
cabinet 70 carry out his programme,
but nov considers It deplorAhle and
serious that be should stimulase q
break up Of the minissery.
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WASHINGTON.
The sisichcr Programme Brings
Our Revolutionary Neigh
bors to their Senses.

Three OF the Rand OF Outlaws, Whe
Broke open The jail at Rio Grande
CITY, Including the Leader,
Captured and the Balance
Of Them Promised.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25
Gle lsserafS

rae nNiLY BEEktpls pablished every
IA 1tN'ngi rreanf on Monday AZ $40 pe
annuni 80 sdytucH, rosta-e prepaid or
~ tens per week delivered la thy city.
los WsEeLy HrEALn l. puhiishe,i every
Saturday uierutaa 81 - 60 per'yeat post
asa prupQlt.
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A Postmaster Gees Through I'm. a.ti-
90 Iaff.

BALTIMORE, Md, August Is-A- G.
BrAmeil, postmaster At MonAstor. Ian
caster county, Virginia, Wa arrested
there to-day, charged with Purloining
money from the mails. lie WAS taken
before United States Commissioners
Rogers, and at his own reqaes; Wa re-
moved 30 Richmond.
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Russia Preparing for a Crush
ing Defeat of the Turks
at Plevna.
Which. With the Occupation OF Or
chardike stopplng TarkisA Com
muniessIss with Sona, Will
Make II the Sedan Of Mehe-
met and sullemau.
The Atrocities of the Bulsarians la the
Balkans a Tale Of Horror surpass.
ing In Wickedness and EnormIty
the heinoas Crimes of the
Bashi Bazouks.

CORNERS Of the Globe. Rushing an
the sapPerf of the Ottoman stand
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-30

i In referring to the Ashtahuls horror
the Philadelphia Inquirer makes some
timely suggestions to the end that new
method of heating railway cars is nec-
essary, and that inventive genius should
exert itself to bring about such changes
as will remove all possibilities Of CANDY
and luxurious cars resolving themselves
into horrible cremsting furnaces. G =,
"There Is "a creature" said the R"v
Phillips Brooks, in his recent Yale lee
ture on preaching, "who ought to share
with the clerical cheat the abuse of the
people. mean the clerical jester. He
lars his hand upon all sacred things
He.is full of Bible jests. and he talks
about the Bible with jests that have
come down from generation to genera
tion, The principals which, if they
mean anything, mean life and death to
the, soul, he turns into material for jest" "
Dependency is fast disappearing from
Peru, public men being now engaged il
discussing emigration schemes and the
adyisability of procuring Chinese labor
'ers from San Francisco. The dawn of
prosperity is due to greater thrift on the
part OF the people, who have learned to
produce more and import less than
heretofore. The sugar industry espe.
ciaIly shows marked signs of improve.
melt, being stimulated by the scarcity
in Europe
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-30

MARRIED -Oa November l4th, 1876
by Rev F. RELLER, Mr.. GEORGE j. EG
GER and Miss ANNA BAKER,
Z On November 2Sih, 1876, by thu
same, Mr.. OSWALD ScHUNK and Mis-.
KATHARINE NEUHARTs sa' 'f'h'S1s p'' -,
4 On December -, 1875, by the same
Mr.. JACOB CHRISTIAN and Miss LouIsl
KLUND.
On December 26th, 1876, by the same
Mr.. ADoLPH CLAUS and Miss EMxI
GEHRING.
+ On January 9th, 1877, by the same
Mr.. DANIEL KNAPP and Miss LEM
KNArr gH So ~ En
On the 18th day Of January, 1877, BY
WIN. H. HAWKINS, Esq, Mr.. JOHN W
iBEaRDMoRE and Miss MARY sHARMAN
all of Monroe County, Ohio.
On January 25th, 1877, by F. NJ
BEARD. Esq Of Center township, Mr.
MoRDEcAI BALDERsoN, Of Belmont coun
ty, and Miss MARY A. CoATs, of Center
township. Monroe county, Ohio.
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The WONDERFUL +. i.
EGYPTIAN BLOOD PURIFIER.
HENAH.

1ais ineo,npara1ls DEPURATIHE Q.
d t,o,rerfnl AETER.fTII,E, Tonic, .DIs
UffETTC, DIa aFIIORETIC,a and AI.EkI-
ENT, continuing cirfucs trI,fch render
II fmcalnGbfe and ntuer-fdiitpg, and 61f
its continued use rili thoroughly eradf-
cdte all diseases of tho blood. IFS ingre.
dent. de; are Of "rrag n nGrM.rss a., s. ersrse-
; Egyptian. Provinces, and ~here fhefesfs
tie. slightest faint Of disease Ia the sys-
-tcni, Il ,erer fails ia ejccfing that dfseaso
priting it through The many aud rarfoMs
rha2'ncis Of the body, thereby altoiving,
: and, indeed, Forcing all tho o..gams fssfo
their proper s,ornat and functional con-.
sss any ss,g pgsai ssaf ssisg s . s
doubted reliability and trondrrIst scrraA
ftye properties, tt being, most y.qiesfiS,sa
and the greatest discovery OF tie .present
age; i,i the trcdfme,it Of ercry' disease
sshere the blood itself e prinsariip the
sohoFbIa sss 'es.Ss e"S s % amS md ono nc
causes that lead to this terrible qftict}on,
of trhiclt all icfriifxcd contmwHdf<s faro
oogntsart; fer s,ibtieaI Iratt hss sssert;
Elsie @ ssca ~ unto tie tSird ID a,a foarflssSsa. gen.
erations, - aud to oIROKEN-DoNN14
ENFEEBLED CONSTITUTIONS tt Is q
pcwetfut rejMvenator, causing the srrccb
form of manhood -.'+ 20 f nFtN
For CUT4NEO US DISEASES, URIN-
ARY DIS0RDERS, CONSTIPATIONtOR
COMPLAINTS, GENERAL and NERT.
Gus DEBILITT, RHEUMATI61fs
GL4NDUL4R ENLARG EMENTS, ErI-
THELIOMATOU Us CANCER, SCURrT5
AFFECTIONS OF THE ZONES. INDOs
LENT UL CERS, FEN ALE COM
PLANTS (and to the 0enfIer Sea % % .
boon long sought for by sensifive, ;sxscep-
tibte, aud delicate females, as II takes
ALL FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEASE
IN WHICH THE BLOODIS THE SEAT
OF THE TROUBLE. 1t r. tnvalmabIe. "a
perseverance, srith this remedy sriu provc
CHILLS and FErERS and all MALL-
RIAL POISONS. ~ titi rst1 ? /. b@
g 1yteusands of Tsstinonials attest tho
truth of these claims.
.frioc, One Dollar, IN large bottls, 6ss
eta bottles, So, - -,
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PROBATE COURT

Jan. 20.-James c & W. F. John
ston, Executors of the Will of Robert
Johnston, deceased, filed their first &C.
count hearing continued.
Jan 22.-Fred'k Diehl, Guardian of
the heirs OF Fred'k Niebch, deceased,
obtained an orderto appraise real ESTATE
|. j. N. Tomlinson, Guardian of Mary
Carroll obtained an order to appraise
real estate. H c. Kotzebue, VIM
Evans and Barnett Mann were appoin
ted appraisers. IS 44A2 IL 2
John Slime was appointed Admins
traitor of the estate OF Benz Hamilton
deceased. Bond $500. Thos. Craw-
ford, Richard Pennington and Petel
Eddy were appointed appraisers of The
personal estate.
Lewis Johnston, Admir- Of the estate
of William Johnston, deceased, fled hi
first account; hearing continued.
John Burgbacher was released a!
surety on the bond Of Lewis Johnston
Admir- of VIM. Johnston, deceased, ant
the Administrator was ordered to giv'
a new bond. withir ten days, in the sun
of 8l,s00, with sureties to be approves
by the Court.
Jan. 24.-Joseph w Powell and ia
cob W. Powell were appointed Admir-
of the estate of John Powell, deceased
bond $1,000. P. Johnson, E. Pryo
and Thos. Christy were appointed ap
praisers OF the personal estate.
January 26.-0sder of appraisemeu
in case Of +. Diehl, Guardian of til
heirs of F. Niebeh. deceased. against bi
Wards. was returned appraised at g.
l34, subject to the unassigned dover Q
the widow. z" ''''
in. Tomlinson, Guardian of Mar
| Carroll; sale Of real esiste confirmed.
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eo1 Mites Cola
sHERIFF's SALE.
IS. Horkheimer & Co.
.;fa; 10 s1a vs.. =
Daniel Tuel ct ux.

So r3pA ,ls-- p>s.- s.4s,
ny virtue of .sn, order Of sale to me directed
Il from the eouit Of common pleas Of Mon
roeEseuuty Ia pAios d, VIII offer for sale. at the
front door OF the court house In the town Of
Woods6sld, between the hours of 10 o'clock
a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m, on
Satmday;sas l7M.doy of February. 1877.
the following dsscribsd real estate situate in
Monroe ceuntys Ohio, to wit: ar-Y &
Being a part Of tract Of lana pureha sed
BY John Sloan Of Said Daniel Tuel md con-
vsysd by taid John Sloan and wife TO 50 d
, Daniel Tuel, by deed dated June l3, 1856.
and recorded l., the record OF deeds of Mon
roe County, Ohio. vsldme 23, pages 552 and
$50, b, ginning for the same at stake, cor.
ner o. Rliz,bsth Rolls land; thence DIP the
hill north forty-tvo degrees wes: to the sec-
| on line; themes with tue section line east
twelve rods TO a. stake; thence south fifty
three degrees east two rods to stake in the
road corner Of X. Rolls laad; thence down
the road south forty -four degrees nine rods
and six links to the place of beginning, con.
tanning fifty six aud half (56t) rods of land,
being q part of fractional sections twenty
eight and twenty mine, on tie 0his River, in
township one, range four.
Appraised at $500,
T. o LITTLE,
jans,'77w5. Sheriff N. C. o.
noLLIsrER l. okEY,, ,Atpys.
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E% The testimony Of one Of the per-
sons employed in constructing the
bridge at Ashtabula shows that the per
formance was carried on after the meth
cd of the blind leading the blind. The
witness was master machinist, but he
did not consider that be knew enough
of bridge-building to warrant him in
calling attention to the fact that he per.
ceived there was something wrongs
deficiency Of ma eriak The man who
was ordered to erect the bridges Mr.
Rogers-knew less about the business
than even that witness. and indeed die
not know how to proceed at all. Sc
the witness told Mr.. Rogers "all ht
knew" and then MI. Rogers went aheat
and erected the bridge. Its fall seems
now less Of mystery