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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-15


BRENNAN Banner: Leroy H. Nc
Nelley emigrated to Washington coun-
~ in the early part of 1889, and en-.
gagged as herdsman for Mr.. Travis Bur-
ton, taking charge of large herd of
sheep, in which capacity he served un.
til the beginning of the war in 1861,
when he enlisted rs q private in Com.
pany T., Fifth Texas cavalry. Green's
brigade. In 1862, after the battle of
Camp Bislin. Louisiana. he was pro-
NOTED Tor galiantry to the position of
captain. aud placed in command OF the
Tom Green scouts, q company composed
of volunteers from the different regis
ments of the brigade, in which capaci-
ty he rendered invaluable service, his
reports always being reliable. He oc>
cupied his position until the close
OF the war, After the surrend-
er he returned to this county.
and on October 18th Of that
year. he was married TO Carrie Cheek.
Of Long Point. who survives him.
shortly after his marriage he began the
occupation of farming. which be con-
tinued till 1872. when he was put ia
command Of company of etate police
by Ex-Governor Davis, in which position
he served with distinguished ability
until within the past few months. when
on account Of impaired health, he was
retired from the service. The history
of his connection with the state troops
10 so fresh in the memory of the people,
not only of this county, but of the
state at large as to need no recapituIa-
ton at our hands. Captain McNelley
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New York Ezr--s.
stseet. with ren-r.s
side and New = afs -.a-
u the eats Of tharlIis-
discovered hi o. /. "a
sIth two ChiI ii.n d.
s-rr-. tts 1tH-r .Hr
Ia aUr.- H.
hrl. tLr'- lss- s-.. ..
h'-r s.tnAll qazrtsf-
hoss.-- Hasinr t-s.st.-..
10 Ssllk - ~alk
the stones % Lhr
eight honrs rrestc-s O..
~ the I-oliceflau f.rl a
bad passed. her ii-s o..
dying for bread q -lr
stones that are ~ e..
Pested. Every H..s ..--
starvation J. trore.t t.
and u T. tcfr1ii- O.
sii ccfue shcu urH
cover the earih. EnHrr
Charitable fhs 49, a
Re stir-iug - cr.-E.a- e 3d..
late.
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TINS supply Of pine lumber in eastern
Texas and western Louisiana is sufii.
Gent for The demand likely to be made
on u for the next hundred wears These
regions are nov tapped by several line.
Of railroad, and the country WEST i
cesiIy sud ehesply furnished with ,ha
beet building material in the vo,I,l
The Texas and Pacific road alone ba,,I.
many millions 81 fsst yearly. which !.
distributed al over the northern ana
western counties Of the state. Our
farmers are so nearly out Of debt now
thai they feel able TO improve their
homes and farms. and are doing IL,
New hoases. new fences, new barns are
the evidences which are the most valu-
Hble 81 shis satisfactory state OF things
With regard 70 the indsossdness Of the
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Proceeding the Capture Of P1esna-
The Huss,sns Preparing u Sedan for
Osman PashA-rarkey Csneessrat-
ing on the servian Frontier.
LONDON, September 10.-The Rus
sian army threatening Plevna is about
one hundred thousand strong. with
two hundr ed and fifty guns Up to
Friday night only artillery had been
used, and correspondents report Pleyna
us far from being taken as ever.
A special dated Sistova, Sunday
night, Septem Der 9, nine O'Clock, says:
This morning an attack on all sides of
Pievpa was commenced, and was con.
tinued throughout the day. BY six
O'Clock in the afternoon the town of
Pievna was in the hands of the Rus
SLAMS, and the Turks were in full re-
treat, Ia great disorder. The losses
are enormous. Details have not as yet
been received.
The Daily News has the following
dispatch from Vienna: The six thou
sand Turks who were driven from Lo-
va,z are said TO be cut OFF from Osman
pssha's camp by Russian cavalry. A
Russian detachment is marching in
great haste toward Sophia, which is
wholly unprotected. This movement
will stop Turkish enforce nents,
while Roumania blocks the road at
Widdin.
The Times Blu charest correspond.
ent telegraphs rs follows: The car
witnessed the operations on Friday be.
fore Pievna. A regiment of Chasseur-
of the imperial guards has already left
Bucharest for the scene of action.
The Times Ostroke GO rreS ondent
shows that the surrender OF Nicsic was
necessitated by the Nontenegrin.
having stormed the position com.
manding the citadel. The ammuni.
ton OF the Turkish garris on was also
failing, as was evident by their feeble
reply To ths bombardment The gar
rison which was originally four humid
red strong lost two hundred during tn e
siege in killed and prisoners.
The POSTS Berlin correspondent
states that General kaufman has gone
to the Danube to reorgsnize the Rus
sian com m issariat.
The following dispatches have been
sent to the diplomatic agents OF Porte
abroad: A dispatch from SHERMAN
pasha, dated August 18th announces
the column of Ottoman's scouts form
ed in the village OF Ifishuel. Mussul.
men, women and Q great number OF
children, under five years of are, are
detained as prisoners by the Bulgsri.
ans, who had m Assscred all the male
population and . considerable pam.
Der OF the women. All they spared
were some young Mussulman women
and girls, whom they compelled to
clothe themselves in christian gar.
ments. Twenty five wagons sent from
headquarters, conveyed the women
and children to Haine, where they
have been supplied with attendance
aud food.
The Times Paris correspondent says
that the Turkish forces are on the
frontier, In order to enter Servia i'm
medistely, II che takes part in the
war. The daily Tsiegraph's dispatch
of Monday night repeats the rumor,
that osman pssta was retreatiug from
Plevna. There h, however, absolute
ly no trustworthy information on thu
point, frs IN either aide.
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OSMAN PASHA.

V. Clay Era~fora idsnsfasA ~ shs
Commander ef The Tsrkssh Army
AT reSnA ana seisS. bat. alas, the
Romano 10 craefu, Dfsp sca es hy
the Tara .h Legssisn.
BALTIMORE, Nd, September Coz
on-i X Cisy Crawford, saia To be idrn-
titird as Osman pasha, came To Chez
tsrtown, Kent county, u. 1857 and pub
iish.d d newspaper there. He left
suddenly in about 1874 A Msrylxrder
in the Egyptian service, wrote home
of an American officer known ss o.
man hey, ia the army of The Khedive,
and personal description taliies with
that Of Crawford, who was tail and
stslwart, with reckless bearing.
The Memphis Avalanche contains a
sketch of r. Clay Crawford up to 1855
His father was "a school teacher In
Rogersville, Tennessee, where Ro pert'-
hos hood WAS passed. Andrew John
son, about 1919, gave young Craw ford
an appointment 10 West Point. There
he resisted an arrest for dereiietion of
duty, and was expelled. A few years
later be WAS sentenced by the federal
court Of Virginia for robbiDgthe mail,
and IN "a few weeks escaped from con
inement. In 1868 he burst in on Roy.
ersville AS a dashing colonel aud chief
of artillery on some federal generals
staff, and carried things with high
hand among the old citizens Of Haw-
kins county. After the war he figured
in wild raid of plundering over the
Rio Grande.
A correspondent of the Louisville
Courier-Journal closes a sketch of
Crawford as follows
He entered the service of the liberal
government of Mexico, and Was made
= general OF division. He created
considerable stir by the capture of
Bsgdad, Mexico, passing his forces
over the Rio Grande from the Texas
shore. He finally Quarreled with Jua-
rcz, the Mexican president, and re-
tured to the United States it'll large
fortune. He resides. for several years
| at beautiful country seat on the
Dele ware, near Philadelphia. His
| restless disposition caused min to seek
excitement, and he entered the service
| of the khedive of Egypt, and was soon
after traneferred to the service OF the
Saltan, aud comma Ided the Turkish
army at Plevpa.
The Turkish legation here furnishes
| the following: "In view of the vari-
GUS accounts circulating about the
origin Of Osmsn pasta, the Turkish lie
CATION has the honor To inform the
press that the marshal of that naue
WAS born in Asia Minor of Mussulmsn
parents.
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MoU energy is always a power TO be
feared 1t may take a proper direction
sometimes when its results will be good.
bat being in and of itself outside Of law.
Il is quite as likely 20 be wrong as right,
aud hence, dangerous on general prin-
c.piss The recent murder Of the Green
boy by an Infatuated mob, while they
were bad men according 20 all reports,
yet because they were bad, was no rea-
son why a mob should commit murder,
or to any other lawless thing. Mob
ltw win never ciyilize new state or
correct such evils as usually attend the
.c.LL-mant Of LnrlleE conntries.
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PANS A-Kas. -
~ stated ulesting 81 tH.
No. ~, A r. AID A n, ~.
Geld, Master Mksru 81 a..
ihis !oig-, - a- sxr--ii-.i 80
uA~Oulc cunaeCf Iul1rsfsr =.
ton. he i st-o1t ~ y-zr- ..
feet II inches hlEh. Errrt-
bounds. gray t.zrd. g.
high cheek tcns-. Eu.F 81.
large white. rsf1-r h-sF
not very fie-hy. u pl-a-aH
but has low. lnsr-~ We
a great oesl ~ t.-itls 80. 81.
man All IeFsrs frtrIt'
please cnpy
BY order Of tbs i5ig.
IEN
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Esfgy now and then the StatssB,as
takes big scare on the Texas and Pa
ciic bill, and in this connection il
eagerly discusses Mr. Randalls chance
foe the spcakcr-hip Mr. Randall may
ca may not be elected, but We believe
the Texas and Pacific bill will pass,
nevertheless II Is high time for petty
iealousies and rivalries TO be laid aside
and every one interested in the future
development Of the country be united
in an earnest support ofthis great meas
ure. The dos,in>the-manger policy.
which has characterized the Hunting,
ton men must give way to this bill
FlNa
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w. NJ. TWEED.

TIE BSes EKoosrAses Ex-0svepnSr
MsGosa Il Asy RNssssapssssa n.
mag nassses.
New York, September l0.-It ap-
pears that In the report Of Tveed's
testimony last Thursday, he was rep
resented - involving ex-Governor
Hoffman In the ring movemeuts.
Tweed says the only meetings In which
Hoffman wss present, were purely
political, ana u Vs. subsequeot 10 the
retiring Of Governor Hoffman that the
the ring, comprising Tweed, CosuoIIy
and Sweeny, was hrst founded. Hon.
man had no partnership with the ring.
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4 Young ia.is a-l
named My ~
Palestine. l.st srsa II
out a rrlEffHu ur H-#.
her AMI a Elsc- 90 .s.
home. iu Van Zar.r r-
destroyed b. th- ts.rt r-
lew weeks f.rrt-os.r .s.s
tutectrc zul-tsDo-- $780,
10 20 70 IN tuic = nrar fsa-
one there knsz NJ We
ga. sAs taken o. rlH
Helm. Sh-re she all haH.
I'll n. tnds hsr uuria
ton Il her uncle ~ NJ
ei - the -Na.r - 49,. .H
u her Sitholt d-'aV Tess.
arr requested o. .r+....
Of the notics.
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TINS san Antonio H,rgH IL surprised
Of the amount OF Hour manufactured in
Dallas. but Is chagrjucd TO find that
notwithstanding it Is Of superior quality
20 western flour set the freight rate is
ttty-hye cents ia favor Of st Louis
Can anybody tell US how this diserim>
nation comes aLout2 Why do not our
mdiers look after the thing2 1t Ger
t1,uly seems that We ought to he able
to pat our superior four down in San
Antonio as chcaply as st. Louis does an
inferior article.
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Tur Galveston Noes agrees with the
Weatherford 7Tf-ss that wheat is to be
the leading crop Of Texas This has
been Tug HtsALps opinion for some
time Now will Jour Galveston neigh
Dor tell US what that city roposes 10
10 with the leading CROP What prep
arutioiIs hns she made in the way of ell
evaior. and other means for its profit
abba handHng2 How much capital has
she 10 invest in il, either to export or
grind or does she mean to ignore it
altogether and 20 out with cotton2
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Trr rains for the past two weeks have
been OF little service TO cotton. On
the contrary they have stained 1t
good deAi, lowering the grade of the
early picking considerably. Next 70
thorough cultivation comes care in
picking. bat no sort Of precaution can
guard against the stains as they affect
cotton when rain occurs after the hollis
are open. However, this circumstance
should be strong incentive for greater
care IN the future.
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sErUfraEY EvAnrs biblical political
quotation i' still going the rounds. and
the ia.r cditress Of the Whitesboro Dem
oof has a Good deal to say about IT,,
but 1t Is 90 bs hoped that she has writ,
ten "tra' % tho subject.
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Cotosu JOINS D. Loo,v hos sold out
his interest "a the son Antonio Hr1i&
III health advancing age and general
loss Of power is the cause. Colonel
logan will carry with him into retire.
meut the sympathy Of the press ofthe
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THr Terrell Siar gives some war recol,
lections Of Jim Mann, who was killed
when John Wesley Hardin was arrest
vi. Mann was a member Of company
J. second Arkansas Clobums division,
and was known as a hard case The
writer Of the N,ur's article thinlSs Mann
had been with Hardin Tor a long time.
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escaped and the same troubles are
likely to come up again at any moment
Should not congress take time by the
forelcck and forttfy seains, them, by a
few simple concessions. which viii cost
nobody dearly, but which viii relieve
every cause of complaint.
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Tuc present ofiifteen hundred regular
Mexican troops 'on the Rio Grande is
looked at diiierently by thepeople. Some
sapposc IL 10 bee a move in sympathy with
the policy Of our government, and in
the Interests o. peace and order. while
others thiok u hados war Those are
apparently diverse interests, but neither
result would be more satisfactory 20
Texas than The presen, chronic uneasis
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NuU especial difference does it make
whether psmhn pasha Is really Marshal
BaIaine or Clay Crawford. 20 that he
administers sound drubbing to Rus
STA, We fancy that is about what the
sultan would say, IL he were asked
ahout i,
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Louisville Courier: General Tchout>
chowassotf the Russian cavalry CON-
mander, must have been man Of some
genius. No mere fool could ever have
dragged such . name 20 his up to the
position Of general of cavalry. But 10
an officer st the head of an army there
IL . wonderful convenience Ia having
such name. Especially IN we'll W.
tered country Il il 30 easy 70 nail 4
plank door 70 II and use It - : pontoon
bridge, d
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Es-NHugs,r iTIusytl GrNgRd PrEI-
Boa advocates carrying his democracy
into municipal politics. aad the Ntt'ss-
nnH opposes the proposition. For q
democratic statesman, that paper is Ger.
tnInlY necnlinr
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WE'VE Die, Bat I.erea.es mis Ds.s,

Chicago Times: Instead Of diving A.
he was confidently suspected Of an in
tention TO do few weeks ago. the pot.e
Il regaining strength and activity. NJ.
latest project for the advancement Of
the churchs interests, is the establish.
ment of Roman hierarchy in scotland
q country in which Catholic ti.hot..
have not been popular since the DAYS Of
John Knox But the large numbers Of
Of Irish lAtely coioni1ed in the Land
o Cakes" have established many
churches. and these IL Is now the rsur
pose OF the pope 10 gather under episoo-
PAL guidance aud control The multi
piicAtion of the Irish people in England
and Scotland. since the abatement OF
The outflow of population to Americ-.
viii begin TO seriously alarm the scot.
and Saxons before long. In a few DE-
eades Scotland will be a. much Iri.h -.
Scotch, II the immigration continue,
unchecked. and the IRISH in many az
the larger English cities hid fair 20
crowd out the natives entirely an no
Instant dsF- The gas-siilu ~ a,nts tui..
Tor Ireland may lose h., sui,r.st "A ~.
course ot another generation. Tor a hen
ENGLAND becomes thoroughly hit.rri.
oi@ed, there will no longer D. any d.sir.
Tor = repeal Of the union-un..-. IN.
remnant Of the English theIAse.se. I-.-
come home>rulers.
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Gle tMerare

fEu uNTtY uEFALurs puuifzueu every
morning vEF seq. al Mon iaNr 20 eli -
nuuuut iu HHvHuuT. postage prepaid OF
.ItrtIs p,I week delivered Iu lar city,
Tvs WFr.tF utuaLu 10 IullIsHoi every
saturday u.urH' - 81 g. 60 poi year post
nEs prepaid.
AnNsNrIzFrxl EtrE- ur. sgusrr ltCu lines
u.uu#H.I. uls rruH % 'u oHgl 1unsvuueut
Iu..rI|Hn .rrHuH,. ~VsgII' fH'Is Cor weekly
monthly v..l NIt..t HaN.fUsrIs
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Boston Post The negroes Of South
Carolina are crowding up TO deposit
their halt,dollar fees Tor membership,
silh the promise OF paradise in Liberia.
nut no democratic niegersr are al
lived chance. Thcy are assured that
,', they get there they will have
IN, OF slaves % wait on them, aud
chs,, ~ boring . hole in the winsstrsc
- a. pasns viii dow for them a long
wlii curl their lips over the ID Il
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Iw hy mub'ru BE- hothernr lhe WAX.
abA5h.e hHlIlg.r 10 ob,ruJ,s itself iu
many mays and at times peculiarly
unpleasant upon every Quo The ,olu,
ton q. "a fair assessment and riei
collection
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JoSrrd q Cstaul-rcs
gins>r has l1gental - -
fare. ~hsca csnslsfs q =
ranged ~ % dt-ra-rr- s saa
blade cro-sNise la thr
enemy, the kni.e lslre ..
cour-e throGeh ths - Fl.
Whole zf.>0e IN = iearr-
DESERVED ~ the l.lsi. 49, -
inch haf wouil ar, = -@1rt
iset Ia length AZ hz1lr.sl go.
ING down ssery ShsaNAs = - -
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~r sr' being taken already 70 re-
ha'I Porn. Glld oi b. North Texas
was seriously rs.prlsd by the late di-os-
tcI Goo This prosperous and cuteTrisius
LtL-. DIV
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N. -H.N llrF.mss hasn't con,
m.u.l enc UuEivct There be- a slight
d.H.r.u.. of bn. tH"u.tuI j1llsrs be-
tween DIE v.evs AMI those of the press
ont nNn.-- Of Nh. nAn-r
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+. OBJ, hauling out of old letters did
uo U1i, more tp1J than % has John
Ireland. 10 b, our opinion that 'hePmc-
usy sug.l speedily nll tnta lifcru,e
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weaIa hes Reessss.s ne sss..arsas.

Toledo Democrat A democrat from
southern Ohio. who ought to be in bet
ter business, was showing Wells and
Anderson, of the Louisiana returning
board, around Put-in-Bay yesterday
aud on approaching the Beebe House
in company with the infamous pair.
hailed the Hon. f. H Hurd, intsudius
no doubt. that Mr. Hurd should ioin
him In extending courtesies TO his corn
pany, but Our Prank squirting such
society. with wave of his hand. turned
his back and entered the hotel Frsnk
would not reeogaise the scoundssls.
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DALLAS. TENAS.
sutEnu MORNING. SEPTEMBER Is

lm. Shower which 4prnuF ~ in
ub.,, 'au th, other day. must have
been t queer onr.
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IN. n.yss' r..psr..~. s.-s..,.

49, b.e~ro0re 8oreeGy-
Chicago Times: The Mr. X X.
Hayes Temperance society OF Washing.
son, which wss 90 fearfully torn up re.
Gently becsu>e the husband Of Mr..
Hayes had the t-merity 10 attach her
name TO bouquet and give Il ~ the
bead man In the schuefzenfest process
sion, has NJ last recovered lite equil,s-
rum BY passing . resolution thes the
head man IN the procession Was not |.
representative of The Germans MOI
being representative OF the q, man.
he could not be = representative Of
beer. Not being = reprosentstiye az
beef the president did no harm In Civ
ing the bead man . bcuqoel Tue
xfeat question having bee1 sAii.f.e-
torliy ssttisd the country can nov To-
turn 70 liz consideration OF the cur
rency issues. which have been held In
ecsyeece pending the action Of thee
enessfai iiioss In ,ispo-ing OF the head
mso u ths procss..oa snd his pre,,-
eeo&iA besQese
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OFF YEAR

The Republican Majority IN Masae
Redueea over Hs'f-Ssss ssali VITA
0reenha<k Cut.
eoRTLAsp. Me-, Septemb Der IL .--One
hundren aud forty four towns give
Connor trepubiiesnl ~, ies; Williams,
ldemecrstl 22,3nl MunsoD, lsreen.
back 1858 /; Talbot, (dsmocrstl I42 !;
scattering. lsa. Last year the same
towDs gave Common 1858 I; Talbot,
2, So; scattering 25S. II these towns
come In like others, allowing for the
fact that the greenback ticket h limit
ed 10 the socialists, the aggregate vote
viii be about 81, 500, Of which Conner
should have $1,000, WilllamA IS, 900,
Munson $3.50, and Connor's majority
win run up to 1900 against IA, eli last
year.
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people. aud the progress they are now
making ia al that appertains to the
rapid development Of the state.
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WESTERN NEM>



sl.-.-rt
Wolves a.. h,I 49,.
south u Mead.
Tn. Fr.s.i --..f..... ...
passed resoiut.sr.. -t $780,.
native isnd
Ri.,.t. p.p.
ted Ben = l.sFIr.. a..
throughout q --r
Nh ... .. A.
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70 die. Tie Nas gale a ..
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tzge- are selling .
cosF- 90 Nll.- t-.a- H..-
ar a "a ~cirr ..r.-
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-
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lhe'"nfn1tF,
report that AI- 'Ef.
has been ruutrl ..
the Steamer bcIar.r
Panama
ELK county b. mast
murder ot Ar hareIt
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-15
THE COTTON CROP.

The Re0srs ~ the Aeaphss Cssss.
Exehsage lsaseasss Greet D~n.x.
tina Per, soA sesseas LSss A,sses.
psasa fsso>Cssespslnes. 49, Fesss.
MrnPAIs, September 1.-THE Aus-
ust crop report Of the Memphis Cotton
Exchange 10 derived from one hun.
dred and sixty-three responses, with
average dstes to Septembe LIST. Fly
from West Tennessee, fifty from
North Mississippi, fortyssix from Ar
kansas, and nine from North Ala
oana. IL will be noticed, asiie frcn
the appearance OF CATERPILLAR, that
the very favorable weather which has
prevailed the past month has msteri.
ally improved the csndItion OF the
cotton crop. However, 1t can scarce
~ DO doubted by an one conyervant
with its vefy late and growing coudi-
ton that serious damage mus< occur
from frost. unless previously cut on By
caterpillara OF the damage already
and 20 be done by the latter, IL |. im-
possible, ct this early date, form An
opinion, - fully two>shirds |, Z the re-
sponsss had been mailed before their
appearance To sAy the least, the
present evidences would seem To indi-
cate very srsat damage to the crops By
them.
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