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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

a Rhode island woman who died
recently expressed n dying wish that
she should not be buried OF piaeed In
a tomb. Her husband consequently
blilt stone cottage on the shore OF
the bay, exactly like al ordinary
dwelling externally, in the cellar of
which her body is kept. The building
has but enc room, which is fitted up
with the furniture they had In their
parior when first married. and the sur.
viyipg mem ners of The family spend
an hour or 30 there In devetions every
Sunday.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

TIM selection OF Austin as the place
Of meeting for the grand lodge of odd
Fellows Of the United States, or rather
of the universe. is a graceful and highly
appreciated compliment to Texas We
trust that the Order will make suitable
provision for the hospitable care of the
delegates, aud that they will be shown
over the state generally. Let the diff
ierent towns take measures 10 meet
them properly. This can be done as
We have nearly a year in which to
make preparations
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

Iris thought by the best Judges that
our cotton crop in Texas will be short
from many causes ut least two hundred
thousand bales. 10 the recent food in
Alabama has destroyed three hundred
thousand more, this will reduce the
crop by these means alone, in the United
States fully one-fourth, which must
exert a powerful influence upon the
price. IL would be well to remember
tins now, rs the season is only COM
meueiug.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

Tue Bastrop ids.r'issr nobiy takes up
the cudgels in defense of Judge ireland.
IL says some ugly things Of Governor
Coke, but then Coke can carry them
while Ireland Is overloaded Ireland
took the initiative in the present un.
plsassntness between him and the ex-
governor, and if he gets the worst of it,
neither himself nor his friends can com
plain The trouble is John ireland
ought not 20 have thrown the fret stone
Mt Coke. 1t would have been better to
have deferred that until the next polii-
ical race was ~. Ii was a grave mis-.
take
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

W. have the Galveston Ne,rs OF the
lstb aud 2oth, and are greatly relieved
to and that the damage by the late
storm - comparatively trivial compared
owhat was expected We coaeratulate
the people Of Galveston. and hope that
70 vii be many years before another
"perturhation' will cause US to be
uneasy for her fate.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

hAHnN is on his way to Comanche
ior trial lie seems 10 fear mob vio-
lence more than = verdict Of the jury.
HARDIN will have a fair trial. and IL a
Comsnche jury determine that he IL
guilty. be VIII as.ursdly he hanged
without sl'e AID Of the mob. People
always fear the mob when they AZ.
guilty and this Is doubles. AZ ,bs h,,-
tom Of ichn wesley'- trouble
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

Ettiorr has DuPre switched OF on a
political siding and bns the main track
10 himself lie runs NJ lively pseo
too. and Is letting no grass grow under
he feet When one remembers the
Gas'iit's almost unvarying hostility TO
Coke. during his administration. he
cannot rcpress the ejaculation. 20
Lordy what queer bcdellows politics
sometimes rnakei~
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

fus steamer Gitssjo. loaded with cat
lie ior 1dtn, had her shaft broken and
lost a boat with her first officer aud five
men IN the recent cyclone ia the gulf
The Uussie made the passes of the
mouth Of the Mississippi under s,u
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

TINS new advertisements appearing in
Tnh HrRalp, FROM day 10 day. indicate
that business is reyivins. not only at
home but abroad Perhaps the long
cain in commerce has at last been
broken up, and We are TO have some-
thing to do whether it is to pay us
much or not.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29
rae rnc,ac n.u,,.e,a cave.

Jacksonville toregop) Sentinel We
learn that the immense underground
recess recently discovered in Josephine
county has been more thoroughly ex,
piored. 1t has been found to be over
five miles IN extent, and the exploras
ton is not yet completed The stalass-
tite formation overhead is said to be
unique, being similar to that in other
caves Of which more IS known. A party
viii shortly make thorough investi
CATION Of this mammoth cavern.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29
A Waferf.tn~ kI,a,

The south was defented" remarked
the obseqlieas Key, and as man and
soldier they were bound TO submit with
good grace and admit that the result
vas right WheraGpon the New York
Sun very pointedly remarks Prom
which it would appear that. in the gas.
pe. accounting 10 key, suDcsss il the
only measure OF principle. =
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

Tus accounts received 80 far, from
the great food in Alabama. though
partial and unsatisiaetory, plainly indi-
cato a terrible catastrophe The loss OF
three hundred thousand bales Of cotton
IS grave one, indeed, and very distress
ing when we reflect that the farmers
we've compelled to draw heavily upon
their merchants to be able to make II.
This involves the merchants. and all
classes will feel the weight OF the dis
,.tsV
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29
Gsu-rsi Toe tsautry raIk. Like n Nap.
u soldier aaa a sAeuttrsstnn

lie SAYS of the ex-coniederates: Il
End No trouble in getting along with
confederate soldiers. Men who went
into the war with the feeling at their
hearts core that they we're hi the right.
have a bond Of union between them
When we find men who i've up to their
ideas Of honor aud right, we shouldn't
ask them to get down on their knees or
ask them to take back anything.
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sessie. Of ih- Irs-s, C.sbsI,e B~se,e-
lent Untop.

RICHMOND, Va, September 2I.-The
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union oecu-
pied Yesterdays sessions ia eonsiders.
ton OF the constitutional amendment.
At night, the delegates were royalty
bsnqneted by the Catholic Ben fetal
Society, Of this city. The following
officers were elected: President, a. NJ
Reily; vice presidents, Charles Ne.
Hs,,Len, of Ohio, and Morris Wilkes.
o'Pennsylvsniai treasurer, Rev. James
Henry, Of Missouri; secretary, Martin
I. Griffin, of i'eunsylvanis; executive
COMMITTEES. Patrick Mohanaeap, Of
Missouri; John L. Mnrphy, of Massa-
cnusetts, and h. c. Cook, of Wisconsin.
Worcester. Massachusetts, was selected
- the next place Of meeting.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29
FOREIGN NOTES.
The Ashes of Chrssteph.r Coiumbus
Discosered fa San Bosufngo-Ts.
Cigar strIse In Havana 81 WORRYING
the GoSernnisnt 0aseinis.

HAVANA, September 2i.-The strike
among the cigar makers at the large
factories is Increasing. The cigar
makers demand, Ia some cases, TWEEN
ty-ffye per cent more wages. The
! government appears 20 he very anx.
| ious 10 keep the strike secret. The
effect OF heavy taxation is making IL
self felt About three hunere sl,or.
and establishments. 1t is snid. have
been temporarily emtareoei by the
government to compel them 10 pay
taxes.
4 sensational telegram il said to
have been received from San ID 5n1jupo
saying the ashes of Christopher Co
lum hts have been discovered there.
with authentic proofs OF their genuine
ness therefore, the supposed ashes of
Columbus in Havana cathedral are
those Of his son Diego.
LoNDoS. September .2.-Solicitor
Edward Fraggath. and Chief Inspec-
tors EikeiJa, Palmer aud Clarke, of the
Scotland yard detective force, who
were sccused OF conspiracy to defeat
the ends of Justice ia celebrated con
fidence case, in which number of
betting men were convicted OF de-
frauding the Countess De Gscourt of
fifty thousand dollars, have been com,
mitted for trial.
LONDON, September 22-The Ameri-
can brig San Diego for New York and
Liverpool turned at sea.
Later-The steamer San Diego burn,
ed at sea sss "a Spanish vessel OF two
thousand seven hundred and twenty
tons gross, valued at $3.50. 900, was built
OF iron ia 1850. The cargo consisted OF
three hundred and seyeniy-nine bales
Of cotton.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

Iug pgrison Nrl claim. that Dcni,
SON 10 doing the tolk OF the cotton
iraH.. OF 0as.on county How &C. this.
hn'h"r Crooks Is the thing TO stand
h th't .hape. or will you try the virtue
of "hbul hlls' just for iuck7
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

a uuF,rru irtej san Antonio. -. TO
the d. says Colonel Mcfeary has
received order. rom Goycfuor Hubbard
to raise q regiment o. infantry for from,
tier service" The d thinks it means
a bvush with the sreascrs. lIope the
das Il prophet
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

\ conrrsruypgyr OF The Lampasas
b'Vs'rt writing from Corsicn,s pro-
poses to refund The money paid him for
isnily rights to make and Use The
Davenport preserving balm, which lac is
convinced is a humbug- viii the doc
tor rise and explain
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

rouwu PrgLrEs plea for democratic
organization in municipal. elections is
very strong We regret that our linn
tied space makes il impossible for MS 10
publish his speech on. the subject be-
tore "a mass meeting m Austin tho other
Jtv
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

Tur wcll-toid incident, from the Hen.
rietia jaso'W, publishci elsewhere to-
d'y, b. rather ioo fine and rrrhic for
every dry newspaper work. But we
give it1 pttcc, nevertheless, with SOME
grams OF ace. That w. Jones D.,
rather Hrpiciou..
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29
The Gransi Nit, Mode by y l.sndaa he.
tectlse.

Not many months ago, It appears,
a foreign minister in London Invoked
the aid OF one Of the smartest Issndon
Yard detectives To find young girl
sho fnheriteda fortune OF quarter
OF million. At the end OF six weeks
the detective Eefurned and gave Ia Ills
resignation. '.Well,u said the chief,
that's all right; but where isthe gir.y,'
.Oh, found her month aga in q
dressmaker's shop. "Weiiso ..Wen,
| married her yesterday, and began
drawing ON her quarter million to-day,
that's all"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

News from California is not encosir-
aging. In the rich valley OF Napa
many able bod.e ed men are workin on
farms for their mere board, and many
others. according 10 report, would be
glad OF the opportanisy. IL seems to
DE matter OF fact that hard times pre-,
vail In the Golden State. A sad case
of starvation Is reported as having oc-
CURED IN San Jose. and another at
Oakland. la both, instances, accord.
ing to the California papers, the unfor.
tdnates made every effort they could
70 get labor and Jailed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

h',E Wusoy The murderer Of Sher-
.n Nsst'u, of Er,tb county. was killed
81 Coleman county on che 18th instant
while resisting arrest. by the state
troops VINO so shedIeth mans
blood. by man shall his blood be- shed. ="
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

hosroS, September 2i.-A special
from Montreal says: Intelligence has
beea resolved here from saiamopica
New Foundland. that The British
steamship Rowland. Captain swofler,
which sailed from Montreal on the
nth instant. for Queenstown. with q
valuable cargo Of grain was stranded
ON Holly Road beach. The captain
thinks she III be total loss, but pars
OF me cargo may BE saved She had
on board sixty thousand hushcls Of
wheat, tventy thousand Of which
we're IN haGA The vessel b insured
in England tts cargo In American
slnssss
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

tuF Harrison county tlir association
give a grand masquerade hail Friday
evening October eth at Marshall
imE lIwun is Obliged for "a polite inyi-
tation o. attend.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

Iur Galveston anil Houston equinox
IS raging hercelv This social aud bust,
ness perturbation always ucceeds the
atmospheric disturbance incident 10 the
..u-.r
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Ole GseraGo

iuH DAIRY uUNk.n - puhf.stett eve. 3
Iunrnirgt 0n' fut ua Mua ttF. al tI4 ~
hHhun tn ftvHnrn, ruettue FrepH. 81 or
-ic'itH if'r wesh delivered ln tha rly
tvs WEFELY UFaAtH I- r1b,frIrt every
NaluIlal uurtn' s. 1t 90 49, pHf Itlr pet
ace prepaid.
NJ EHrisrtS0 htTE-. ttus square lteu iiurs
uuuuurrll one tune fi H. U #rf HuEsi uurut
tuarrt.uu. 90 rTue -p-pIri Rates iifr wee . y
uInutbN AMI N,aI.' tIivrIts"ls
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HERE AND THERE.
tn" Gran; Lodge scfeci- Austin.
Texas ~ the place OF nssrIaE tn

~.
Texas ss the place Of HesuaE Tn
I 1878.
BALTIMORE, September 2l.-The
Grand Lodge of . id Fellows la. ni-
proved the constitution Of the tiranJ
Lodge of Tennessee
BALTIsogE, September s2--The
grand lodge of Odd Fellows resolved
that it required fouT-fiiils Of all men,
1 bers, whose credentials have been Au-
I proved, To- change the written work.
Grand Secretary EoJiey gave motto.
that his increasing infirmIties would
compel him to- offer his resignation Al
the next session. The grand lodge de-
termined by vote Of 81 yeas 10 a
Days, 20 meet 10 1873, AT Au-,ia, Iex.s
Csamseriin Of 'hs SACRED college.
J RoNE, September 2i.-At the corsi--
tory today the pope appointed carif-
uEi Joachim Peel, ehsmbsriin OF the
I sac ed college.
TsnbroseL Wins nj Iea,>,ut..
/ LOUISVILLE, September sI.-In the
two aud one-eightb mile rscs, Ten
brock won; Fair Play, .eeoad. Time
$3.50.
Closed II- Doors
NEW NoEK, September IA die
pa;ca from Chicago says The Fidelity
/ savings bank closed its door thi-
morning.
Qu-rspsIncd
New YORK, September 2L-The
steamer GutteTmO, from Sarra. aud
the Srig Rome, from MaiAuza-, are Al
quarantine with yellow fever.
Wrecked
LONDON, September 2i-The shin
Blaekwatch, frsm Bremen for New
York, in ballast, wrecked on Fair Ia.
"Wednesday night, during a fog. The
crew were zaved.
Boston, September 2I.--A dispatch
from Mount Washington reports n
furious snow storm prevsii,,x There
Gone Up for Iaso W~si OF Sugar.
Ne" fohk, September 2i.-Poavert
* 70, IL South street, one Of tn. Old
esi and largest sugar importing hou--s
la the city. has nsds az assignment
Chicago Bank O0~~r. Isa,es.a a.,
AssbessSem~as
CHICAGO, September 2l-The grand
jury indicted spenesr. Gliid sas Ba-k-
lev. officer. of ,ns 80. s.,.,.-,,
for the embezzieinen, OF so .011. Non.
OF them are In the city, but their
whereabouts 10 known.
Rev. T. a o.,..
f.tssr.
RiCHMOxn. Va Sert-aahsr "A -
DR.. James A. D,ncan = st.,i,,..i-,'..,
divine OF m. Me,boa,., -,
church South, and pre.is,n,, =, ~,
doIph Macon college, died at A-,lsns
to-day.
Secretary Shsrmas'. Sou. Annie.
NEW York, September - -ssere,s-
ry sherman telegraphs tie Evening
Post, over his own signature. ean,ra
dic,ing the report that n. ssva ba 80,
be a candidate for the United e-,.a-
senate.
me Y,re Rsc,ra.
sa the"sH"a ssi'a'-.
'H'' September -1-A lire nj
800 oes.i"yeu '~ehty-~ix o"-iness
80 az, gram warehouses
!,
e. $3.50 ~ - iAetne er "a
,hs ,,,.,,. ~ '.s' = e''t ass'f'y-i s'i
,,..,' ss pO'.ioh Cd The 'o~n. Ia
,.n,'a 80, 80 '" o''s'.iis-' The AZ
~. a.. Ms,. ,"s n'''p.i enSieh' ane
In. N 40. 49,, - ~. -'''''st-
rs.@r.s. : -''''''
NEw ORLEANS, September u Tn.
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LsNaE uil.
September "a ~.
wants e-.<r.-s :. N..i a. -

wants S-sxr~~~ a. y - 49, -
90 fafessss.
Boston f.~t, n e.l1r. -..--
pointed o. xinf - a. 49, a-
treedmsC : i4Ek - 49,
Tie government - 1uy -
thi- iustitu; ma. NJ a. e.-la.
own valu.iiea. rl aaaE.a. ID
rt-scn ahy tae rrruu 49,
cheated ~ slg4u- u1rrs fl-u
ius = with IA cr.-sr - tEr1la.
done tlso tlllis- - crinus- = 81 -
we're re-ponslhl- az - 49,
nsok- Let th~ rr-rrr-t 49, 49,
AL 1T s,onsi4znu .,fcr 49,
hc-- II = Dot n t1siIs-- ~ r-a--
70 ysii This r,lenlDent q 49, 81.
" the xs~~rnnsros $3.50 nalIilr - 80
any rorsD-~ its-a 50 t1.1n 49, 49,
sonatiy thsn " P-yilx - 49,. u
tantraIs coff-sFzfisLs
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Toes burglars ore operating ~ Mar
shall They lai1 Go, Rev. g Y. Cole,
man visit thc other plight much Ia
his dis,omart.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

IHt Tyler bsaocr.i Is sound, con-
sentative wide awake paper, and iayors
thc use Of All legitimate means to en-
Ploy the people in the. Development OF
She resources OF the country, especially
As Texas Is TO be one OF the ohief bene-
h"iari-s Couldn't the Hon. John II
Reagan, the Cherokee i.iocq,e. "Bill
smith and Buck Jones" all take a
lesson from il which would get en- com
llrtabIy out Of tho mill diflicultyi
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

De- Wo'tt, has sold The rcxafkana
ha'rsi Co Ne Charlie. s. blackburn.
of Hope. Asktnaas
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MANY southern gentlemen will hear
Of the death cf Mr. Crsnsion, Of the
New York hotel with genuine sorrow.
hut few spirii-broken aud impoverished
-oGthsrn soldiers, who visited New
York after the war closed, but have
cause 20 remember gratefully the ready
help aud practical sympathy of the
genial host Of their favorite hostelr;e
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

The train on the Pacific road from
the east Thursday night was several
hours late and did not arrive in
Dallas till four o'clock yesterday morn
ing. OF course there was good deal
OF impstieucs manifested by the pas.
sensers II, waiting. Numerous inaui.
ries were made as to the cause of the
delay. To one of these, a countryman.
on his way west. replied that twenty.
three men had stopped the traiu few
miles out ofthe city and robbed the
express company and passengers tofhe
'sInouut OF one hundred thousand dol
lars, which tale he told to all he could
get chance at. He made the state.
merit seriously, and locked as IL he
believed il himself. The truth
OF the matter was he
bad heard some one speak of the
Cheyenne train robbery, the news Of
which had appeared in The HERALp,s
teiegraphic columns that morning,
and getting the account slightly
mixed, had located the scene near
Daliss, and added to Che number OF
men engaged in the robbery aud
amount taken. When the train rolled
into the depot, he boarded It for his
western home. chu.k full Of bad Wits.
Ky and this startling reformation,
which has probably been related
TO every 70 has met, and the great
pelias aeery r. doubtless the
tifsnl OF several western neighbour
hoods. Give place = bad name,
&cu
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DALLAS. TENAs.

suuem, Nossnc. sEprKunKR a.s
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WASHINGTON.
fiiies 10 Laid for Public Baildlns,
In Austin Passed ipaa ana
Work Ordered TO Commence.
Ten thousand 6eorgiass Greet the PrrsL
dents Patty al Atlanta Tom Scott
viii otksep House at the Capital
as Reported ohio's Clerks.

Ghe Vacancy on shs supreme Bench
az hSnhrss Dsspossi-Sst- Tucker
s,iii OF the F,esi,-Garessieu Log va,
fers
The Osceola times. [volume] (Osceola, Ark.) 1870-current, 1877-12-08
Trustees Sale Of Land.

By virtue of d~ed VI trussto me executed ~
=. n and II. v. Lyerly IN ths 9Th day oi august
ls13 and recorded III Iced Record. volume j
page sls. In Misrissippi oounty. ArksssA.. te
secure Jamss n Ednugton 10 certain indebted
ness therein cyntsined, will on the 18th day Vi
January. lsstSin front Of thr Cour, House door
~ thu towWuf Osceoia, Arkansas, cell to the
Highest b,<der lor cash In hand, the h'llowins
dsrcrib, /tsct or arcvi of land lying la Mi,sip'
siplN county, -rksnsss, to-wit
Tile w y OF section thirty -twv (t), in town.
shir sixtern us), range eleven tii, es"t. con'
tanning lsD acrcs.
The sale H. take place within lawful hour ot
old day The title TO ssid land believed I" he
svod. bur v iii sell aud convey ~ trustee only
This December <th. lssi.
u. a. GAYLORD, Trustee:
u ". THONAsON, Attorney. i.-s u
The Osceola times. [volume] (Osceola, Ark.) 1870-current, 1877-12-08

VIZ are In receipt Of = c"mr'''
3msntsry ticket "a attend the Louis
ana State Lottery distribution
hich will take place on the nth
~. under the immediate super.
s,nion Of Generals g. 7. Bennregard
naa J. A. Farley. In making this
kno wlcdge,nens, We regret our
"a bll,ty TO BE- p'csent On that CO.
ea1a; not bscauss business 10
psss1kg, or because We couldn't
kees : Nree pass down. hat hecSu'e
ws sin'e got no guarantees that We,
ould win the capital prise. even
eshsd . ticket. and vs should
q mighty bad II We c"ms back
wl>out : lunpento IN the shape Of
o.zS Sssra nNNJk: >->
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FaAScts l.. CARp"xA, cS-treasur'
- Of South Carolina, was dned
$4,000 and two years imrris"n.
rcn,. for conspiracy to dsfrsad the
state: aud smrIla, member Of con.
,vcss. $4,000 snd three years at
hard labor 10 the state p-ni'e"tiary'
f,r accepting hr'bs ct - 600
While a member Of the state sem
ale. This look. like some Of the
radical pluuderers were. u last
r-apiug some OF the fruit" OF shs'r
tniamy.
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Notice.

On saturday the csth day Of December, 1871, ]
will pr,cerd 10 cell the rerps'nsl ESTATE of u W
IN the iath day VI Msrh. 1876. he sale 70
lake pace hetwc-n the hours Of i0s M. and
m IT the residenc~ Of q. W. Ashburn. on
frcnchnan's D~you, Mississippi county, A.
kan.as The trrms u pale Will b" cs-h Tn"
property n Re soid will consist cf mulea cattle,
haus, farming Implements VI every description.
wagon and harness, carpenters topl-. black
snith's toals, hcnsehslo ssd kiichrn furniture
is-s-S JF. DAvlkS,
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Rsnta, Notice,
"A I,spnXy IsNtfARV 4

NOfIce q hereby given, that on
SATURDAY. yHNuARv stu. 1873
I, - licccivrr Of the Fsin = III MhitnlUre PLAN
taiisns sight ~ Osccoia. In Mis-issipi,i coun-
~. Arkansas, will, In pursuance OF an order 81
the Circuit Court u Mississi,.p county. Arkan-
ems, o. Ito November term, 1876, prs,cred.
within legal hours 81 said day to reat said Fain
the highest bidder IN front 1T the court rosse in
O~s,colA, Mississippi county, Arkansas; said
plantations containing, respectively, about
three hundred am ATTY scr"s. will he rented
sepsrsteiy; and tho party or parties rcufing the
same will be required to give note, with up
proved security, Tor said rsnts. and lien re-
famed Oh The crp raised oil said plantations,
fnr the rents respectively thereof.
John riervelcape,
ie-o1 Os.eo Q, Ara.