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Kim me, darling, for your breath Is
Just AK sweet as Dew-mnVn hay;
Rin me, darling. Tor yonr teeth are
Free from tartar or decay;
Kiss me, darling, for you won't
Forget me or your buZObONT.
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DALLAS. TEX AS
WEDNESDAY MORNING JANUARY 10

Tns mysterious movement Of troops
and ammunition continues. Grant don't
intend to leave many army stores south
of Mason ald Dixon's line.
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FsreonaI

IMPORTATION WANTED--COnc'rning =
| cvrtuin JAMES CATrASACn, who btit
his hon. In 1870; whH employed us a team,
ator ~ Font supply nnd afterWhri WINS
known 10 be In lhilan isrrlt ~ INC an,
nsaId OF hlni was a letter written ny hlmNeii
~ 81, mo, her, from Dallas, Texas. '6U. ne
IN now man ~ ysaIs OF aye, brown hall'
blue eyes, Nnd about fyS feet seven inches
IN height, heavy .set frame, anu O CORFU
Disposition AM one that can Z 70 any cue
please send 10 MIS- JHines Cmtthnnch, bS ron
In, or 10 Tho editor Uf tho Dallas htrl,H'
DAIlRt, IL ma. jan"
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Unprecedented
Unparalleled !
Unsurpassed


roputa ns ohooa good
NO
oWe han O a1y
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MISCELLANEOUS Wants,
For Rent.

Y LollN-SuporiOr old CTomOna Violin
v I7ay-for sale " u bargain. App ut
Austin's Jewslry Store, bei Main street, for
the next thirty days. JanlO-AS
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up. MURPHY,
Trustee under first trust deed.

Trustee under second trust deed.
Dallas, Texas, December ", 1875.
Tho above described property Ia the real
Ostate, machinery, etn, known AZ the LOner-
gan h Murray foundry, near old cotton com
press. The Houston anu Texas Central rail-
way passes next to its boundary line. In
formation IN to title, and terms upon which
property can be bought, 10 purchased by
holders Of notes, Gan be- had at this office.
PHILIP LlNDSLEY'S LAW OFFICE,
500 Elra street, up stairs, Dallas, Texas.
deelk- tues-4t
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I0n.OnO MItnrrnrs

win testify 70 tho virtue n Dr. TUFTS Pills.
whenever Chills aud Fever, Bilious Diseases
Liyrore A iiections prevail they bave proven
n great blessing. Readers, n single trial will
convince that this iu no catch. penny NELL
elmo. JAnO'2V
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L>ORsALE-rhe Kentucky boarding houSe
l. near the Union depot. Tho proprietor
wishes 70 change business. Apply ON the
premises. declllm
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Fsr Sale Or Exchange.

Fsr Sale Or ESeh,nas.
EkUlT FAkM--A fine Fruit Farm az "A
" ..crcs lsmeii fruit In ali varieties !, ny
~ Moi iean, In Vicinity Of Grand Hands.
VIII sell the same or exchange for ,lniia,.
city property, or land Ia Vicinity az Daii.s
hddrcss, IF. Lamoreaus, PosiofIlcc. jaio.2ts
$500. - 1000
EAL EsrArE--Excsllent HsaI Es, ala
~ Tor Stock OF Groceries or DRY. Goods
care Dsllas Hsrald. ,.neo,
i AND sCRlf-ifn exchange for nne cloth.
wear. Address "ClothIns.s AZ this I'M ~ ~
the Rsxt thirty days. y ianS,, ~
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4 AND-S4O acres Of gooa land " exchange
IL for lumber. Address "S, HERALD office.
uecl0-u.
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XAJM. MORRIS, uine.ye,r old orphan, Je-
w aires 10 md his uncla. Nelson Oar y,
In TcEa,. any one knowing Ms whereabouts
nddreas, Vim, Morris DailGs, Texas d"c2'
.,l'EE "a Try RElDg frnln IN" Herald >
4 editorial rooms two VOluincs BIhIk'
stone = commentaries viii pie ,so return Va"
a.n,p -H.a-' dpCl3ti
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tSINE NUrE.-Lsltrr, FODiacap and mn
L Head paper al the city Drug store
dcci2-lm ..
NTELOPEs-F'ins Note, Letter EnYtl-
II Opes, Otiicial Envelopes und stationery
a. ". Beaumont & 90, h-Gl2'lm
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A N A No. 4 saddle maIe, with new saddle
N AID outht oOnplete. Title guaranteed,
An excellent chance for any Que who de-
sirss good horse with undoubted title Vt u
reasonable price. Address "HOrse," care
Herald office. dee23-li
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'l~ PUhCHASE-A house and ten or
i tweaty aeres Of land, within two miles
OF the Courthouse. Address, Herald ONCE.
knn1-2t
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T,ME VIRGINIA HuUSE-On Main Vt.
L For snls cheap. Owner wishes to change
business. Apply 10 HOS Elm striet. deo3l-ti
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WsH'sd-Fsmsls hslp.

A WHITE GIRL, nom 10 TO Is years OF
IN age, 70 live with . small family In the
| city. Addrcss W. O., Herald once. decsi.2l
A WOMAN can nnd q good home and
"a good wages, In small FAMILY. Inquire
NJ Ni's ornee' ID deolp
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q ALOON--SItuAisd In the business portion
- of Main street. For particulars, apply to
6tNtS Main stroel. dec3l-u
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THE WEEKLY INrELLIGENlER-
county and City Official Press.
Thursday, August 2. 1877.
THE SALT MANUFACTURE

H. 1876. the OAon'iaga salt Spring,
of Syracuse. y Y. turned out 1897 .G''
bu .bes Of IS pounds each 1858, 99>
bushels Of fine salt were produced by
artificial heat. and 2.30s sos bushels Of
coarse salt by solar evaporation The
Saginaw Springs, Of Michigan, ho~ev-
er. bear off the palm with 5000 ooo
ers have an advantage in the use OF
slabs and s,wdust, for their evaporating
furnaces, from the sa~-miils In that To-
cali,y. Since l191 the onondaga
Springs have yielded $50 COO 600 bush
els. besides 30. 600. 900 waste, paying
Ia the State 5000. 900 in the way Of
royalty. K.nawha, Virginia, and salt
river. Of Kentucky, yet to hear from
san FrancIseo derives her chief supply
from Carmen Island. IN Lower Califnr-
MIA. though evaporation IS extensively
carried on along the Alameda shore Of
Alamo ia Bay
Ia salt Lake, Utah. there are said to
ba beds of the pure salt (chioride OF So
dunn which has proved Gid send TO
Immigrants crossing the plains, who
have dipped it out. needing only u day 5
sunshine for drying II out. and reioadtd
their partially cmp,ied nagnns with it.
We know of but one instance whCre
the experiment IT cvnpora'in2 salt has
been tried III this Territory. That was
tried down on the Straits aud proved
an encouraging success, whence We inter
that the business might become II pro-
fitable adjunct to our fisheries and bar
rcling establishments here Dn the
Sound. Even our farmers need cousid-
ersble supplies Of salt, II having be-
come the practice Of late to salt the hay
on putting 1t up-a practice winch -
pronounced advantageous iii adding
both 10 the quality and quantity OF the
feed and It's palatablcnc.s to stock.
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WHO OWNS THE ROAD.

a. questions about roads form one
Of the most frequently arising com
plicatinns in new countries, we APP
pend the statement. in regard to the
common law principle relative to the
respective rights Of laud owners and
the public " the soil of the town or
county highways, made 10y ). f. Bald
win, law Professor Of Yale College, in
ii lecture delivered before the Copnec-
ticut Board Of Agriculture That au-
thority says: 1T * common mis-
take to suppose that the town owns the
soil of our roads They simply have a
right az ,eay. and the power 10 remove
earth ~ or from any part 1T the road
for the purpose OF repairs or improve
ments but the title of the soil aud all
that grows thereon. remslns with the
adjoining propfiet0rs. Deeds bounding
land on - highway give title 10 the
center of the road landowner
owning both sides OF the road. OWNS the
read, and II the road he discontinue.
immediately regaius tho use OF the soil =
The nature Of the public title IN the
roads whicn have been formally located
hy due process of Laws and condemned
10 the purpose of u highway, Is of the
same nature rs that which II has : a
navi9abIe waterway that has been de-
clsrcd "navigsble water Of a State.
This title consists Of perpetual right
of way or easement ~ the law cN-
presses 1t. and auy one willfully OF
otherwise placing obstacles tina, stop
or impede the free and uuobstgucied
use thereof for travel aud commerce.
may he compelled 10y the supervisor ia
case of road - remove the same.
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NIW ADVERTISE MENTS.
notice.!
To III Whom, IL May COnetrM :

WHEREAS. THE COMMISSIONER OF TEE
w General Isnd o1sce in let'er dated Jay :.
IS-@ o-3s-.z tlst the lands in Township -
NJ age East. IL lie district q; lands tor
sAl- ., Cly!npis. W. t. should he witheed
from disposal a. agricultural !aads Guti 'h-
BON mineral character thereof sAal lsN- pern
fully established" And. whereas. David '"
Morgan Of King County. ". T. who Ns1e pre-.
euptiul. sin. for lard II ssii Tewuship Ard
Rage VIZ the 50 u - u SECTION =, Bow
makes application e. make his anal entry OF said
land and has dIesi-i this ofhce his affidavit de-
csripg ,ha; there l. not within the limits o! said
and 70 his know ledge. any cos 81 other vAlustle
mineral ie,sosit sQd that ss,t and - es>ec,isl y
nor-u Iner.l and.
Now. therefor l., accordance with iHstruc-
tions from the Com, i>sioner Of tie eDe-s Land
Otsce Il Is ordered nst testimony touching tie
character Of said described and shall BE taken
before I'll. Clerk Of the District Court At has Office
in Seattle. W T. on the 9Th day Of October. L.
ISL beginning 81 ~ o'clock. A ". st which ? Ace
and time sli persons having interest in the matter
Of the char cter If tie above described aid are
required 10 appear and there sR then 70 presen;
such ev deuce As msy serve t. fully establish tie
character Of said tract OF and.
Given under our hand. ST the United states
District Land once at Olympus, ". T, this 2Ist
day Of July, A. D. 1871
J. 7. BROWN. Register.
AUS ROBERT Il. STUART. Receiver.
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EUROPE.

PEsTH. July 3l-The Pesher Lloyd
publishes a Vienna special stating that
the ministry have decided to mobilize
their army corps. which will be tche-
ionei on the frontiers Of Dalmatia, Gro
alta, and Sclavon,c Turkey.
RAsoRAp. Aug On Sun day the
Cossacks. on the approach of Su lieman
Pasha's scouts. fell back toward the riv-
or riete. which shows that the Russian
corps, which OH July 9Th held Tie,e
Zonm, had fallen back on the Iantrs
Communication has been re-estsbllsed.
LoSpoN, July 3l.-The occasional
correspondent of the iines ut Vienna.
utterly discredi's the reported great
dcfea, OF Ahmed Egout Pasha, aud says
after the concentration Of Turks around
Shumla, considerable portion of their
force. were ordered to advance 10y way
OF Ssidiuma aud Osman Bazaar upon
Tiernova, 10 unite with osman Pasha
their. and then follow the Russian dc.
tachmeuts which have passed the Bal
kans The Turks therefore have only
been able To leave a feeble corps Of Oh
servstions. which will take good care
hot 10 encounter an enemy Superior in
numbers. The position Of the Russian.
IN Shipka and Slivno passes aud on the
southern slope of the Balkans is becom
ing hourly more grave, Their effective
forces, eoheloned on this tine. don. e1-
coed Sc. 600 which are threatened from
four sides simultaneously from Adrian
opie aud Jsmtsols by Sulicman pasha;
from Osmsn Bazaar by Mehemet Ali
osman fasha /. advancing In the di-
rectIon Of Siiiyi, and = reserve corps
from Sofa could approach 10y way If
phillipopolis. IL seems also that the
Russians are not making much progress
. before Silis,ra and Rus,chuk, where
they are meeting with desperate re-
.js;suce General Llr.merman corps
WHICH il advancing through the Doh
ru!schs IS greatly menaeed 10y the rish,
wing If the Turkish army from arna
anl Parosl3l The uiuth army corps
has become almost Incapable Of fight.
ing IN consequence Of the loss It SUI
'erei =, Metropolis ani pIevua Sew
eTs. ;eleGrams mention tie fact tha,
the Ro0mauiAus occupy NiAopol, O,
She request Il the Russians, - proof
,ha, the Rus.isn cause i noi prosper
ing.
RU>HARE~T, July 3l--I, i. sar posed
tia. a RoQm4Eiau division, commanded
~ Gen. MANI. after lsas.ns small
garrison AZ Nlkopo..s marched in the
dlvvction II plevra. aui sha, the Cxaro-
~i,eh's army IS re,rea,ing towards the
river Ysntra
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BORN .

DOTTHiT--At Renton, on the 3lst nit, TO the
wife Of W. J. Douthit. . son.
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kET-EB. " Va July 3,-The b!7ck-
ale ~. rzisei this morning, snd ;nen
are beiBg had to e. 70 work withou.
difficulty Tie trains are COW running
wet under a guard OF military.
NASHVILLE July 3i-T; IS proos bic
shat Trans vii! be moyed TO morrow.
S'v,kers -4y they will not rnoses, trains
but Will keep the engineers from going
out if they car -. a chance 10 tax
them OF; Of II. Thy ai-o say that they
w. rsturn - work Il the management
nil 10 with Z cl..,ltca'iou ot en:i-
u,ser-
81 LoUIs. July 3l-Thr trains Oh
al the roads are running regularly. All
inen are working a. usual The mill
,ary viii have left East 81. Louis for
home 10 protect property by NORM
ing. Two Of the executive committee
Of striker we're arrested this NOR: .ng.
4 ,aradc ~as bad this evening Of the
various companies organized last week
under the ca ofthe committee OF safety.
There were five reg meuts III line, CON-
priscd Of forty companies, and fall
battery of artillery. They marched
through the principal streets and were
greeted By the greatest concourse Of
people that has been seen IN St, Louis
so' many yoars.
Mayor Oyer-toltz publishes q procla
nation which announces that the law
less violence of some DAYS past has been
efiectua!ly suppressed; that the city au
thori;ie- armed and equipped arc OF suff;
elent force 70 protect persons and prop
crty, ana that application from Any
quarter for the protection Of person
aud property will be promptly granted
TERRE HAUTE. Aug. Three of the
executive committee OF the railroad
strikers were arrested here tonight bv
[ ). Marshal Spooncr, on = charge Of
having irterferei with the trains Of the
i.og.psport railroad. which is under the
control of the L. S Courts. The pris-
oners were lodged in Jail and Will be
taken to Indianapolis
PITTsBUR0. July 3l--By an explo-
sion of hot metal at the foundry of Tot
t1n & Co this afternoon two men were
fatally and eight seriously burned.
New YORK., Aug. -Four Mormon
missionaries took passage on the steam
81 Montana, Of the William Guion line,
OH their way TO Wales in search Of con-
verts Their names are Elders VIM
Williams. Walter J. Lewis. Thos, How
ell and Joseph II. Perry.
BosToN. July 3l-The third annual
drawing of ZAP mesbers for redemp-
ton of one per cent. Of all sinking fund
bonds of the Union Pacific Railroad
took place here to day as provided by
the sinking fund law
New YORK, Aug. ii. W. Bradley
was adjudicated voluntary bankrupt
! Liabilities, SI20 ,000; assets. nothing
.. H. Bernard. ditto. Liabilities, S2l,-
| 900; assets, nothing.
The London arrived at Java prior to
July 10Th. and the ship Valiant, from
San Francisco, at Singapore, aud on
the 3lst ship Fleur de Lis, from San
! Francisco
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Murder will Out.

A few years ago August Flower
was discovered To be a certain cure for
Dyspepsia and Liver complaint. A few
thin Dyspeptics made known TO their
friend, how easily and quickly they had
been cured 10y its use. The great mer-
its Of GREENS AUGUsT FLOWER became
heralded through the country by one
sufferer to another. until. without ad-
vertising, its sale has become immense.
Druggists in EVERY TOWN in the
United States are selling it. No per
son suffering from Sour Stomach. Sick
Heaiache. Costiveness. palpitation of
the Heart, indigestion. low spirits, etc
can take three doses without reliefs
Go to your Druggist and get bottle
for - cents aud try it. Sample bottle
10 cents. Crane & Brigham. Agents,
San Francisco.
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4 careful. review Of tie ml.i'ary >N-
uaiion would SEEN T. indicate 'ha' tie
Russians are beng rapidly concentrated
and that IL a.! probability me REID
anu positions % toe antr1 are No"
chosen A. the seat OF their movement
Reports are current ST Bucharest 'hs'
A-hene' All with >iAty taoH'and men
armed, i Il osmAn B'z4r- y smaller
Ro.s'4n detaohment Is refreshing be-
fore him Mchrme' Al Is trying 70
eHeo' Junction WIN V'nl>h fas"A'
oHt cannot accomplish 'hi- ".'ooI'
giving battle IN open hei'-, Inc hus-
s'a''- are waiting sue" 81 opportunity
Ao~f impa'ien'iy,
LONDON july ii NJ 1'''f' c''
respondent AZ Vienna states 'Da'
ministerial coo"c'1 nh'.ef tue P'esioehCs
q the EMPEROR sal from " ci"cA ui.'ii
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BALTIMORE. J2ly 81 Baltimore and
ohio officials report tonight as follows
Esefyihlu. Is progressing between lac-
kersbuTg aud Baltimore wIghog, deist
There are nen enough - manage 81!
oug trains. and w have moved to-i.v
in varinus divisions atou; niucty trains
We expect - commence running from
Grafton IL Wheeling Tomorrow
ALroS., Pa. July 81 Thomas I'll.
Gtavy, pemHcray. Was elected Cl,v Re
eorder to- lay hy 81 majority.
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WALLA WALLA County Assess
MENr-A-sv>sor Jacobs has complt ted
the current year.
The assessment foo.s up 49,. 50 .3S1. GEO
n
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VIRGINIA CRY. July 3i-~Col. Weller
president Of the ophlr. in All interview
with reporter this evening, sad thai.
Curtis admissions ~ hlm were sufficient,
evidence IL warrant his beisg relieved
OF further responsibility with the
ophir and Mexican.
Bullion shipments from the bonanza
AMI Belcher mines T. night, we're sos, =
3as III.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


\ WOMAN OF FXPERIrNCE DESIRES A
\ situation in family 10 10 hous~~ork or Il
act - . nurse
Inquire AZ ;Ais ofice sa..tlv
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THE tNpERsIGNKp HAVING LEASED THE
MIL formerly run by stetson Post on
issTs Wharf. - PREF ar.s T. NAuufsr,ure 81.
prrior article Il
GRAHAM FLOUR. CHOPPED FEED. A..
b.Fl'y AMI other Grain chopped ou .tor, ns,,ier
srd a. l0~ss: rates
"Faia ssp' - steamer fram Ally pss, o: tie
s'uisi. promptly ground Ala returned
Farm Produce II a. siAds housAt 81 cod Il
c0u3nsise4oE-
sa1dA~t: GEORGE EDWARDS
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sy- Moore. the photographer. ha.
returned and will be happy to See his
old patrons at the old place. corner Of
Commercial and Washington streets.
See him.
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HENDRICKS & CURTIS have Just re-
ceived a fine lot of Pumps. Force
Pumps. Deep Well Pumps. and Lii,
Pumps. Sewer Pipe cheaper than
wood. Gas and Water Pipes and Fit
tings; Pumps overhauled. Saws Gum
med and Filed and general job work
done. Prices way down.
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EUROPEAN DRAFTS Drafts issued
at lowest rates on Great Britain, Ire
land, Germany. Russia. France, Norway
and sweden. Tickets TO and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chiiberg, Seattle, ". L.
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Hor BosroN BROWN BREAD SUNDAY
morning q, the Eureka Bakery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-01

'RAH FOR THE MoFFETT PUNCH Com
missioner J. L. Richardson informs us that
the amount of revenue due the State from
the sale OF alcoholic liquors in this town
for the first two weeks since the introduc-
ton OF the register is S93.7S This does
not include the tax on malt liquors. At
this rate Farnville will pay annually tax
OF S2,437.50 on ardent spirits, instead OF
less than $500 under the previous system.
A clear gain of $4,000 year towards pay
ing the State debt from Farmville alone is q
great fact, which will speak louder in favor
OF the Moffett punch than all the windy ora
tions of its opponents, who, truth to say,
are, "few and far between in this section.
Most OF our people are tor the punch first.
last, and all the time. "-FarmvitLe Mercury.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
From Plevna.


The Vienna correspondent Of the Times
states that the rumors Of negotiation for the
surrender OF Plevna are contradicted from
the Russian camp itself. The Turkish pris-
oners, moreover, assert that Osman Pasha
has supplies for many weeks. and has adj
dressed his officers announcing his intention
to hold out to the last man.
PARIS, November 30.-The MoTiieur says
MacMahon holds that the Chamber can, by
voting the budget, easily prove that it did
not intend that Saturdays vote should be
considered as declaration OF war against
him. II the Chamber thus shows concilia-
tory disposition the President will frankly
fulfil his promise to appoint thoroughly
parliamentary Ministry. If the Chamber
does not show such disposition the Presi'
dent must ask the Senate to choose between
his resignation and fresh dissolution.
Critical Condition of the Pope.
ROME, November 30.-The Pope passed Q
sleepless night, and it is feared rheumatism
is approaching his heart.
A Berlin CORES ondent Of the Times says
that Germany is not averse to establishing
more amicable relations with the papacy il
temperate Pope, who will not interfere
with Germany's new political relations
should be elected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-01
n.,cHEsrER AND VICINITY.

g.ssaess at the Cos1ts.-For the month
,ns,i.r Yesterday the clerk OF the Hustings
Cns,ss admitted to record seventeen deeds
~ asrrain, sale, trust. release, &c, and IS,
s,cd marrisge-licenses to four white and
tstee coiored couples. For The month OF
october no licenses were issued. For Inc
corresponding month OF 1876 marriages
licenses were issued to three white ana
three colored couples.
In the County Court for November th'r-
sr.two deeds were recorded, and marriage.
licenses issued to seven white couples and
one colored couple. For the month OF No.
yember, 1876, marriage-licenses were issued
IN nine white and two colored couples.