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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

A leopard and u gam bier sat down to
little game Of draw poker. The
leopard was much elated when he
picked up his hand and discovered four
sevens, add he had already determined
TO invest the pot in pair OF rubber
boots, when the gambler by a neat and
skliifui shift Of the cat, dealt himself
four Fights and Herewith raked down
the pile. ''Oh. ho" exclaimed the in
digI ant and disappointed leopard.
you have sought to take advantage OF
me because cannot change my spots,
but know trick worth a dozen oil
that" and so saying he dsvoured the
sklilfnl gambler, and taking the pro.
ceeds OF the pot purchased pair OF
rubber boots as ne at first had pro.
posed.
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@unsnine

The sun arose bright aud clear yes
terday morning. dispelling the gloom
that has hang over the city Tor the past
week. Though the mud was still
With us. yet, the heavy Ieaden clouds
disappeared, aud every ones spirits
seemed To 0s revived. The pedestri-
ans ON the stree -, as well as wagons,
were greatly increased from the day
beforo. AMI new life seemed to have
been infused into the city.
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Jnnge l,n~t. An Ar,xoun.

Two fellows in Arizona formed part.
nefship for the business of robbery.
Their first exploit was to take the treas
ure box from stage, by which they
obtained $500. They spent the money
IN earousal, and started out again.
This time they murdered and robbed q
miner. Then mob dissolved the part
nership by shooting one member and
hanging the other. The assets CONSIST.
OF two revoivers aud sama shabby
clothes, but it is considered that there
are no liabilities, the firm having paid
what they owed to justice.
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r,Init, nr.,,nn,lr sInl,.

IL l. seldom that zn auiateur organ
izstion aoqgits itself so We'll as the
Trinity Dramatic club did last night
in ''aies's Diversion" last nigh WA
tbo closing hight aud toe attendance
though not as large ~ We should ike
70 have -grn 81, was fair nAd erieuiai-
~ nDts1 fgs ~ culture and refine moot.
The plays wefs rendered ia a manner
that reflected great credit upon the as
sogiaiion. TIE HERALD trJlsts they
Will sec 90 10 repeat the plays during
more proplt.oIs weather, fer II feels
satisfied they would, under other ctr
e,3.nstaness, have received the large
pa,foIasC they 20 ri,hly merit.
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NOTICE TO EsfRAYER>.

! am ordered by the ErAnd icy 10 uo,5rv
tray.i -tacs ami d.ii. 4 10 :. ,-,-s ,..
!, qnir.d py iav, hat II tEsy 40 T.s,i 81, =,
TIT y, uEs oiils VIII - founa scssr :,
y. l.. "a dfctd. one bor.-
g A. Poor. one mule.
:. Obi. r, Two hors--
- Mcdowell, one hcrse
= -. b. man. one cow and calf
IAfsis- r. kAIns@y. three sIecrs
a. A. u aRflDX
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FOR SALE.

The well known clifton mills. trrartd en
fsA-s- tniriy-t 10 lafI.- - 9 - 81 40 Ia 90.
II The ri-tIesf and mos c-sff- h,s .fell uf.s 81
ne STAR and a b. ~ uhe-t - praanc-a "a
lar. I. - tsfia-
Thee niili~afe located "a ara rur hV ere
q, ~ me Niiisr powers IL fhr 4ts--.
lie hni 0lIE and dam : tuilf VI fn~ o = I
hhlf-tatie fock. On g Tad rock 10 iisizllosi.
O.. Do n fsti tom aEd siIis.
N. nii hcu-e u tiHfs feeG .Gua-s. fsrn and
nsiI ri"T - high. ans ctrtstEls sNn ~
order.
The location g. hirn ana hea!ihy, u ith
scea -chc-nt- ana ey-Nf ~f,ci ~.
Ihts drtrAo pruF-rty Will t~ sold .Uf
dlNl>ionl on the moss atVaulhgcuus terstf-.
IN az - ET1cs and time.
M. A PORT, AsyEL
dscll5awsm wscn, rsras.
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s.i,.- c,,y humber y.rd.


The gang Of thieves that gather
.1oand the Union depot, have been
mentioned before In THE HERALD
A Traveller cannot even set his vaiise
down 10 buy his ticket, but what u Is
stolen by some sneak thief; strangers
arc iseced and robbed daily, and IL is
time for the good nstne OF our city,
that stop should be put to 81. A
policeman should he on hand darins
the arrival and departure OF trains.
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Thr Nua I,Ieekaar


An inland city to command and
hold a prosperou, trade must have
good roads leading 70 aud from IT,
Dallas should be. alive to this fact,
and shoaid not stand idly in her own
light and suffer the matter TO pass
without actioh. Il 10 OF vital impor-
lance to the business interested Dallas,
and she viii. indeed, be blind to her
o~n interest, n after the experiences OF
the late rainy season she stands stiil
and indifIereut:eoneerning the matter.
The main rosd leading from the city,
Is In most wretchsd condition. The
causewsy, leading from the toll bridge,
Il sadly In need OF repairs, but after
leaving II, and striking the bottom, Il
= almost impossible to the bluff We
undsrstapd thai where the road turns
snd enters Rust and Fisher's lane, Il
hscones utterly impassible. This
road "a the main iDgress for trade to
eur city fFon the COUNTIES Of Jobnson,
Tarrnnt Hi, Ellis. Hood. Erash, and
the countsy west, tlHt h being dlvset-
"a from DAllsa. The distance from the
end o. the PIKE 10 The blufY u absnt :
mile, and could BE- piacsd In passibie
fos lev hundred dofIarx.
AtuBdsnt rock 4 % b foDnd q the
~ ~ tbs bsofl, ample - PIKE the
snfiss road fson ths bridge sut 70 the
hishiands. vhish veuid sscurs to the
trade - sbsss oosuttss . god Rod -
~ ssasous - TIE yeaf. Thsrs 8 god
ssssoe ~ bsAisvs thss The snud nleck-
- = thls poet1sn ~ ~ ROD 49,
- - lrnes ~ Dsllhs sz1ly 80
ofspflIso nnl1nnR ~ us16uS|
}-s-' q - = p1llnHle - lElqs ~
~ ~ q - 81
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Da,,s. CITY Lumber YARD.
Poor Farm

There are now seventy.nine con-
victs on the poor firm, counting paup-
srs and slL The farm u in a thrifty
condition aud bids fair TO do well.
Taerc are sixty ave acres Of wheat In
cultivation that looks splendid, while
preparations are being made to plant
saventy.gve acres Of corn. Every
thipg about he farm IL In order aud
the prisoners we'll behaved and dis
posed 10 work. Adequate and con-
Portable quarters have been furnished
aud they ali seem to be contended and
happy With their luL
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A correspondent tells pretty little
story OF a pet CANARY which, though il
may not be an addition to ornithalogi>
cal lore, is fresh incident in bird lore
and habits. His canary is two years
old, and he calls him Pet The bird
has the free range of the parlors, and
only uses his cage as place of retire,
ment when weary of hopping and sing
ing. pet has great deal of excuse
bic curiosity, and can tell in minute
when anything new or strange comes
within the range tf his domain. Other
eanaries are Gagged in the room, but not
one of them has ever been let out of
prison. Pet is the only privileged Jail
bird. A lady of the neighborhood was
to be absent from home few DAYS, and
left her canary at Pets house, to be
taken care of until her return. Pet at
once became friends with his visitor,
end exchanged songs aud sang duets
with it. The visiting bird was
turned out of its cage as a mat.
ter Of curiosity. He bad no idea
ot distance nor of objects, and fut
tered and houndered around the room
IN an awkward manner, striking against
everything. and he came down 10 take a
rest on the carpet in the corner of the
room. Pet was evidently troubled. He
had seen birds in CAGES, but had never
seen any bird except himself at large in
hisliitle world He evidently thought
it was an escape. and cried and fiuttered
in alarm, No attention was paid to him
aud he flew TO his own resources. He IN.
dertook to capture the escaped prisoner
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Waco Telephone Congressman
Throckmorton's friends have been
heard from. and there is now little room
TO doubt that they purpose, by dint OF
bold. straightforward measures, aud the
more potent aid of a presumably pop
ular public sentiment, TO make Mr.
Throck she next go, ernor oi
Texas. Tnx DALLAS HEKALp, in many
respects the leading democratic journal
OF Northern Texas, sounds the keynote
of the movement, and in its issue Of las
Saturday comes out boldly for Throek-
morton Tas HERALD's positions ara
certainly we'll taken, its leading article
on the subject being written ia the elab
crate. astute style that indicates its
editor has studied every feature of the
contest before him, and counts conf,
IDENTIFY upon the moral aud practieaE
adherence Of the democratic element
not only in his own, but other sections
of the state. Northern Texas has grown
wonderfuiiy in the past few years, and
when her people put one OF their lead :
ing, Representatives msn forward for
the highest state Office, i. il as much an
assertion of what they consider due
them, by recognition Of their numerical
commercial aud agricultural import anee.
as it is a measure designed and cilen.
lated to benefit Texas interests in gen
eral. North Texas is as patriotic as any
other section of the state, she wants a
governor Who shall fittingly fiji the
office, for the credit and benefit of all
Texas--but knowing her own import
auce, she shrewdiy asserts and intend 5
that other seotions shall admit it too,
when she pnts forward her foremost
public man. How the suggestion Will
be received in other sections, We cannot
predict. II issnot too much to say. how
ever, that Mr.. Throckmorton viii has E
. strong following when he goes int /,
the state democratic convention. Their
will be no discussion in his own bsili :
wick, and more than this, isis record /
desideratum in politics. Is asail2bie.
His talents. his pas. services aud his
democracy are all unaaesfioned, and
few men in the state. IS any, can sur>
pass him in those clemens of materies
strength that are essential in Inakiu Z
governors. congressman, etc out of pr :
yate citizens. He was and ii the strons :.
est card in North Texas. and his poop =
viii play him CIV may be pardcna 4
the expression in such respectabl E
counection) for all he Is worth. No
strong man is in the field at present !;
few stronger ones can be put there, az 4
ii his friends and managers are "A
shrcwd ashley should be. the Teiephor Z
opines that for aeeond time N :
Throckmorton will be governor OF Texas
this time of the nery rerenerxt< a
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rhe petrois rre. Prese ~. m ,sa,,

The Detroit Free Press says: In addition
$4,000 Universal Aimanaes juss publ he'd
~ the extensive seed house Of D. n. Ferry
Co, % our city, the drm are nov publish
Ing for grafuitoua distribution an edition Of
ioe0s Seed ANIMALS Their former pubsica-
ions hare nesn unsurpassed. bat the prs-
mi o1s proDtsas 20 excel ell oshsss II "a .
ny and general exeelaenes- - VIII - nailed
tree 70 all appltcants
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snocIxLEY 3 nRorHER.

rhc senior member az he Ysvus Gets
ai"hie In ems Way 81 Desasesssng.
Monday there arrived In this city q
man who called himself Samuel w.
Shoekley, Of the Arm OF shockiey q
Brother, who he claimed were doing
thriving business ut High Tower,
which, he said, was located in john
son county. He brought In with him
six head Of mules which he Disposed
OF at fair prices. He called on the
most prominent merchants Of the city,
most OF whom he Impressed with the
idea that he was weil-to-do In this
worlds goods and WINS about 10 open
up lare house at High Tower. He
went from house to house in the city
buying rather extensively in many,
bat taking care not to pay any cash,
but ordering the goods shipped to
High Tower. The merchants were
elated aud there was a mighty rush
throughout the stores filling the orders
Of Shoekly Il Bro, while the marking
brush was in many instances busy
inscribing :. d Bro. on the diver
goods to be shipped, prominent among
them that Of whisky firm, who were
rolling barrels Of old Bourbon righ
and left. He played his game yer,
fine did Shockly, but he wac destined
10 come TO grief. He bought from sew
eral Wholesale liquor houses, drlnkict
gallon or so In each, but still he WA
not.satisfied, and continued on in hi
mad career. He inquired for Kelly
Stevenson, and, finding the plsc,
rushed in, in a bueiness-like manner
: and said he wanted four hundred do
: lars worth OF liquors, saying he wan
! Ell them shipped to High Tower, Johr
y sou county. Mr.. Stevenson, who is a
: old and experienced Texas drumme
suspicioned al once that ALI was ~
: right, and began TO iuterrogste Il
: gentleman concerning the town h
} called High Tower, which ended
= Mr.. Shoekley, Of Shoekley Il Brothe
being completely northumberland hu
r!edly leaving the store In great co
fusion. From this the news rapid
spread that the man was n fraud, 81
l. the boxes on the sidewalk were TAXI
p In and tho goods put once more
y their places. The scrsper wss broug
!. to bear upon the box tops, and Il
% name OF the wealthy country me
lie chants, Shockley IL brother, oblits
At sted. An attempt was made to ARE
the beat but he had lsTt the city.
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ooTroS MAEKKr.
Marie; nominal; AIddifnE 80, Low Md
ding sa+e, Good Oru4nAry = &c
METEOROLOGICAL.
Highest ten peraiure- - -
LoNess teia .crRi ure -
average TEN peTsiuTe ~ l. nl...------.---.--
e-SiDtiA4i Ia tncAe-.-.-...-...---..-.-.--.- none
u. W. BARNETT.
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Mary Isabella CsrswelI, o. Glasgow,
scotland, COMFORT % }. NJ. Lewis, died
yesterday uaorning, At eleven o'clock,
Of heart disease. The funeral took
place at four o'clock yesterday even
Ina.
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Mrs. Hicks, whose marriage with
Thomas Lord, the agsd millionaire,
has created euch sensation In New
York, is rather SNOWY woman. fond
Of display and notoriety, and rather
popular In q certain class OF society.
Her husband, Mr.. Henry Hicks, Was 9
New York merchant, but his identity
was apparently lost after his marriage,
as he WAS generally spoken OF as Mrs.
Hicks husband Ia the same nxauer
that the public are apt 70 aliuie 10 the
better half OF some popular actress. For
some years previous TO the death I'll
Mr.. Hicks, which took place in 1865,
Mrs. Hieks lived abroad aud there be
came convert 70 the Roman Catholic
religion. Che occasionally returned to
her native eeuutry and tarst
ike o meteor upon the gay garid
nf Saratoga, = summer resort which
she preferred to Newport a. being more
suited to her tastes. Mrs Hicks wss
never in what Is called the best society
Of New York bnt - she always ap.
psared to have good deal Of money
and entertained very hAndsomely
tzesA wero always plenty of quests
"a respond to her Invitations. Ia
Enr0pe Nm. Hicks inside Z far great
er sensation than she ever did IN New
York, - the Hberal manner IL which
she fnsi1bed her money brought aer
Into notegfety, aud being = ssfoseignerD
her receptions were always we'll st.
tended Again, ~ convert 70 CAthoif-
scism, abe became Acquainted With
seuae OF the old Engfish CAthclte fana-
HES aud thetf patronage a9sieted her
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+ SrsSsy evening whileA man named
xn~i~ I.asAiss "a stais1rs ths train q
sae Un,on depae be vss sPprosshsd
~ man Of stable nsssers, vie en-
esped him hs eonvsssasAsn, IN which
- offered y shc~ Bin seine MS ~
cPs<euded sDevn nssf Ne dspqt. In.
- ssospssd ~ rssopslfIos 10 ne
- Uniksd ~ >lsstsAS1b ssopsbsss Thsy
~ no< psoccedsd but few hundred
~ hon The depot. however, before
49, ~ q n,es vhs 70 al sppsas-.
lorr ~ = ppsn . ssvsnser 10 ous
11.e eenDt IT, nsa thsy hsd NET
|1R4 - 49, ensds 80 b,r,s "a.
49, ~ psnt4 u1ss shs ps.sv
~ nornn1San1s1 kss1sGs ss<essss l.
~ - 1ninsus1s1. 80 pailiso sssI
6r - - ~ enae vitA sac-
= - -. 49, ~ Laae1a and
49, ~ 1et1aDesd 90 -
~ II 1nrn1nk 9 M. ~ ~
- - u,pa4 -
1nrn1 $780, - - -
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Dsiias Gsty Lsmb~r Yard.

Sore legs, va.icose veins and al.
GERS, serious discharge, cesquamstion
ofthe cuticIe, are all cured by Gilrs'
Liniment Iodide OF Ammonia. Fer
sale BY copnor & Walker, druggists,
Dallas, Texxs.
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A horrible occurrences i reporte i
from Castaa. near Gnidici, in Haiy. 4
poor woman, near her confineunent We
seized With : 81 ofcatalepsy. which Il !
surgeon who was called in misfook for
death. He gave . certficate accordine-
", and twentysfoor hours lstrr the wo>
man Yves buried in the common aras )
Of the cemetesy. A few days ssl1e :
ward on the grave being opened ~ ~
other mtermeut. u was remarked ikst
the o0dy Of ~ wonaan ND bseu - I
tnsb4d On exsmiaaAion thA <yss ~ !
Sognd - - pes1isily epspe@ ana dif6s )
I'd ~ bea11Gb = pkick ~ lees IS {
keez eWa1htd - tosst peea11er. Asd {
s6{11 ~ - h1e1. N 1oct6enn I
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is not as rich as Denton,
though u great deal OF very
fine lands are to be found in
Wise. The rich little prairies and creek
bottoms are being rapidly filed up with
thrifty farmers, who gov small crops,
and have plenty of hog aud honliny
This is tim bered county,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRapu

u. W. BARNETT.
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LAVE AND trrExr.

CENEST--Aoserdie-- Is worth q; = l,a-rs
LoalssiiLe, best, iis lie kept, sis ; barre
Ii 81 E-ins best quality IN barrels Il worth
bushei. - -
PLASTER Is worth s. 80 ; barre.
ine upp.S5oi Tee above mentioned arti.
les Is PIE dsalsiiId fair: markrt arm
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Los spir<ss. d.siasts for company. irzsta-
hiiity Of temper and love Of retirement sx
list With many persons from lesion Of the
liver: they are advised 20 uss Hone Stomach
oitfers. AZ Il acts ON the whole animal econ.
ssny. ~ 1911
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Q nsoiidatrd n q fegeipis ~ .! bales ~
ports - Gseat Bri tsin sa.i57 De les; Fraoc.
ssaI bales; continent Lid baie.; channel
- taies.
Net receipts s,-os bales; gross s52l bales.
NEW oaLrAEs. JsnuaIy 9-Nizht-Cot.
ten active and nTm sales ii,sJ9 bales
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Tasy Can.e So Towr for Fnn and Were


Tuesday evening, despite the mud
dy roads, there arrived IN this city a
young man and girl all the way from
Wise county. They were just as green
Is they get to be, aud after making
excursions on the different street ear
linss they adjourned to a hotel on Msin
street, ard the elerS, takirg them to be
married couple, gave them g room.
bot Ia about an hour afterwards learn
ed % the misfsse ne had made,
oT;hwitb, aud without any Ger
eHDny whatever, the door OF
the chamber was hssailed viii
veheuence that would have
done credit to a French mob-arous.
ing the verdsut pair from their peace
full sluln bers. with q navy six in his
right hand, the young man opened the
door, asking what in the darnstion
they were up to. Toe clerk in trernb
ling tones told the yourg gent, that il
they were not "A married couple, hs
would rather they would not occupy
the same room. The young man said
he would do anything to be accom- mo.
dating, and that IL the clerk would
send for minister or justice OF the
peace, he would settle the bill, and gel
Eitched to Mary Ann, so such particu
lar folks would feel easier. The neces.
sary person putting in an appearance
the knot was tied.
IL was one O'clock Wednesday right
while tbs reporter was standing on til,
. corner OF Elm and Austin streets, IL
company with a policeman. when q
glisteniug coach rolled spidly by, aud
was soon lost to sight. The gas light
gave esch other an inquiring wink
which the officer seemed at once q
catch and interpret, that there wa
something wrong, and that II was II
the carriage that had just passed Tn
officer hurriedly followed the vehicle
closely followed by the reporter. VIII
Was inYuisiiive to know what was tn,
cause OF the policeman being go sud
denly interested. The carriage turne,
Oh on sycamore street, going to Main
WHICH u ourned up, going to . hous,
on Commerce street Here the drive
see med all at once to discove
that they were being watched, an,
hastily picking up the rains he drov
rapidly down the street and out q
sight toward tho Triuity, which
was afterwards discovered he ha.
crossed. Upon interrogating the po
iicemsn he learned that the city au
thoriiies had received orders to acres
aud hold n young man and womal
from Wise county whose nsmes ar
Charlie McGoweu aud Lutte Kendall
who had ran away apparently to ge
married. From what we learned the
are the same parties that were mar
ried at a hotel In this city Tussda,
night. The officer stated that they ha,
received communication from tn
father Of the young lady to arrest an,
hold them, and that he had foliowe.
them ~ best be could with the abov,
sucre-s. He recognized the pair, n
they drove psst the gasligbt, from th,
description he had received Of them.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
Died.

SATURDAY MosyNs ., JANUARY II.
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TIC medicine that can be employed: cleans
ing the stomach and bowels, and even the
blood. In small doses of one phi day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous bealfi.
ArER's PrLLs have been known for
more than quarter Of ceutur,. and have
obtained Worldwide reputation for their
virtues They correct diseased action in
The several as<imilafive or-Ens Of he
body, and are 80 composed that obSsrnc-
lions within their range can rarely with
stand OF evade them. Not Only Do they
cure the everyday complaints of every
body, but also formidable and dan,erc:.,
diseases that have baf13ed the be.t Of
human skill While theyprodace power.
iui effects, they are, at the same time. The
sasess and best rhysie Cor children By
their aperieu, action they rripe much les,
tian the common purSaiivcs. and never
give pam vheu the bowels are not il.ilaa,sd.
They reach the vital fountains Of the blood.
and strengthen the system By freein. \,
mum the elements of weakness
Adapted % al ages and conditions In
al climates containing neither calonel
nor any delcteFiouz drug, fhese PfIls NAV
De takea with safety b. anybody. Their
snsar-cosfsng preserves them ever f:rsh.
and makes hem pleasant TO take; while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
IRON their use in aay quantity.
-, rRxfksxD nj
Dr. J. C. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
soL6 AZ M hs6 tssis.s' ss sss
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Carnmereiat.

Receipts, Get, $50 Dal.z.: gross 80 bales
Ext orts 10 Great Brltsiu 5.7ss bales; cs5aSI
wise Iozs bales; Oonsinsist .. so bales. s;oeA
aid, nsll.s
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