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CORSICAS A.

Correspo, dense of the Herald
CoRsICANA. July 8, 1880.
The 4th Of July was celebrated yesterday
in fine patriotic style. The day was clear,
though for time it was feared rain would
fall, but the clouds all passed over leaving
clear sky. At a. m. the band psraded the
streets 10 their handsome new uniforms and
collected quite crowd. The picnic given
under the auspices of the band at the fair
grounds was a grand success. Hon. Il. e.
Mills addressed the crowd and comtlimented
the bows on their zeal in getting up the en-
tertainment. There was a good platform for
those who liked dancing, and as it was
cheaper than Turkish bath the floor was
filed constantly. 1t was rather an uncom'
Portable sight to see the poor creatures bob
bling around with the Thermometer at % {,
their limbs languidly moving to the music OF
the band. The display of fireworks last
night was grand. The enl oyment Of the day
concluded with ball at tie opera-house.
Mr.. John Minor, the naanager, deserves
special mention. 1t wss one of the largest and
best behaved crowds ever seen IN the town.
Major G. F.Stevens, chief engineer OFT
st. Louis & N. g. r. R., is in town to-day.
Mr.. A. Solomon, of Shreveport, In, IS
in town visiting his sister Mrs. Fox.-.-W., >.
Purdom and family left in their carriage This
morning for Johnson county, to visit friends
Our street sprinkler is not success; !,
leaks.-A hail storm near here to-day dls
considerable damage to crops and young
trees.--G. W. Borden, Louisville, KY, .
johnson. Houston, Texas, B. ?. Smith, Dal
las, Texas. G. f. Stephens, Tyler, are regis
tered at the Molloy bouse.
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GALy ESI'ON.
rrosnondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
GALVESTON, July 6, 1850.
The 4th that opened by the booming of
cannon closed with chapter Of melancholy
accidents that has cast gloom over this COM
munity, and carried sorrow to the friends OF
Young Arto in Houston, and those of Pro-
lessor NJ. c. Quinn in this city.---Jerry
Flynn member of the police fierce, and night
clerk at the station, died Sunday morning at
1885 and was buried at 10 o'clock yesterday,
He was born in Ballyville, near Iralee, IN the
county of Kerry, and was about tnirty-tnree
Years old. His father is u W -ll'to-do farmer
Jerry. before coming to this county was Ill
the custom service of Great Britain for about
four years, doing duty in Dublin, Liver
pool and London. He came to this coun-
try when he was twenty-three years otage
and was employed on public worfs IN the
north and west for short time. he mas
been in Galveston for seven years, following
various pursuits, until he became connected
with the police force under Joe A. owen.
When CAPTAIN Atkins became chief Of police
he appointed Jerry upon the force, and for
the psst six months he has been night clerk
Jerry was very popul r, and by his manly
traits and noble qualities was Immensely
popular with the force and numbered his
friends by the hundred His faneral was
largely attended, the police turning out in
force to pay their respects to their departed
couirade and friend. A dispatch was re-
ceived from.Barney. fireman Saturday night
stating that he had struck very rich lode,
two feet and half wide, in the Detroit
mine. in the Mogollan district in New Mex
leo. Barney is confident he has struck first
class bonanza.-The yacht race between
the Stella and Adelis, for 500 side, for
fftesu miles and return, was won by the
former in four hours and twenty-four min
utes. The Adelia abandoned the race or
the first fifteen miles, the Stella sailing RICH
away from her competitor. A large amount
Of money changed hands on the result
Saturday evening a lamp exploded in tn
Crescent restaurant. on Market street, whicl
came near causing conhagration, but wa
promptly extinguished without doing an,
material damage. -Sunday morning abou
u o'clock Mr.. Hills boarding house w's dis
covered to be on fire, but was extingulshe
without serious damage. Mrs. ,; ", Gi'
lespie, of Fort Worth, wife Of 5. u. GilleS
ME. of the Arm of Stone & Heating, Dalla:
q on visit to DR.. William A. Dunkling
family and her hrother-in.lsw, Captain j, I
GILLESPIE, of L. & H. Blum, of this city
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ROCKDALE.
Correspondence OF the Herald

Cores pondence OF the Herald
RocKpALE, July s, $780,
The people generally are about through
working their crops. Some few are plo"ing
their cotton for the last time. Such magnltl-
cent prospects we're never seen in this coun-
try--The order of the day now is attend
ance upon picnics and celebrations. Last
Wednesday the Knights of Honor, in Milan
county, met near Cameron and celebrated
their seventh anniversary. Not less than
thousand persons were present. An abun-
dane of good things were provided for the
occasion, which together with the music,
speaking and friendly intercourse made
the occasion one of great enjoyment
The Rockdale gun club had six representa-
tive. on the ground, and contributed to the
enjoyment of the occasion by shooting four
matches of five balls each.--To'd y we had
in Rockdae a childrens festival. All the
children in town were in attendance and
showed great deal of happiness. Speeches
were made By some of tho little folks The
band furnished music. A table was filled
with gool things, all of which made the oc-
casion one long to be remembered by the
children
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ROCK WALL.
Corresp ondence of the Herald.

Cores p0nu5nCe oil bhe HoFall'
RoC6wALL, July 4, lSSO.
Yesterday was the grand gala day for
Rockwell. The grounds had been prepared, ;.
the pits arranged, etc, and 1000 pounds of
fat fresh beef, mutton and pork put on to
barbecue. BY oclocka a, m, however, bug
gies and wagons loaded with happy rural
families began to arrive, and by IL a. m.
there was concourse of people assembled
on the ground than which larger never
assembled in the county but once before,
The Declaration of Independence was read
and number of appropriate speeches were
made. The audience was supplied with ex-
cellent music By the Forney brass band
Among the visitors present we observed DIR.
Sowell and Mrs, MCGEE, Miss Shands and
Others from Forney and General Griffith
and lady and several ladies from Terrell.
--Saturday morning Professor A. Il
Hartman, who lives two miles east from
town, had placed his family in two-horse
wagon preparatory to coming to the ceie-
braton. On STOPPING down to hich the
traces one of the animals kicked him with
full force on the left jaw, breaking the point
of the cheek bone and cutting tremend :
Gus cash across the jaw He was picked
up speeches. and senseless, in which sondi-
ton he remained nearly all the evening.
The wound is a serious one, from which he
must necessarily suffer great deal.
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FORT WORTH.
CORRESPONDENCE of the Herald.
FoRr WORTH, il

correspondence of the Herald
FoRr WORTH, July I, 1880.
The city council met last night; They
passed a school law and taxed the dogs
The Greenback Guard suspended some time
ago but as the Greenbackers have much
to say during this campaign, they will give
lipht next Saturday in the way of
"The Lumuary," a weekly, with Judge
T. z, Martin, j. w. Fleming and Ed. Viii.
llama as editors.-Oue of the main railroad
grade contractors, who employs more than
one hundred hands, was in town yesterday
and reports work at the front progressing
very we'll. No tramps are at the front,
though many people are passing; all are
workers. Everybody willing to work finds
employ employment. at from 81 IS to g per day.
Ut is estimated that seventy.fve wagon
loads of wheat arrived to-day and that $40,
COO worth of property wall charge
hands on the plaza today.
The Thee enumerators are allowed only until to.
night to finish their work.--A country
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County Judge's Office,

U,O THE Parents and Guardians of Dallas
County: Under the new school law all
communities must be organized and lists filed
in nv oflice'before the first day of August. The
distribution of the available school fund, set
apart to this county by the State, must be made
on the 2nd day of August; therefore you Will see
how necessary 1t is that steps should De taken
70 the end that no child in Dallas county, within
the scholastic age should be deprived OF the
money set auart by the state for its education
Printed applications in blank Gan be had by ap-
borhood viii organize themselves Into school
com .nunitias at once, and each and every one
work together harm oniously in the determine
ton to assist in building up the public iree
County Judge, Dallas Co.
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lady, nursing triplets in a wagon on the
plaza, was noticeable to-dsy.--The town
is very healthy. There is no scarlet fever
here,--The boy bitten by dog (said to be
rabid) has entirely recovered with no signs
of hydrophobis. - The Local Option
saloon is presided over by Chris. Rlutleman,
and is the place to get fine liquors and a square
drink, and Pacific Improvement cigar.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE, Salem, Va.

TwENrY-EIGIIru SESSION BEGINS SEPT. sru
Classical, Scientific, Elective and Prepara-
tory Coures Library, lG 0l0 Yo umes. Gil
leveD Churches Of i've denominations. Entire
expenses Tor l0months, from $50 TO $500 Tin
GLIDING co lege fees, board, fuel, lights and
washlDgl. Students from sixteen States Cata-
logues FREE Address, SECRETARY OF FcA-
ULTY.
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RIC0RD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

L,ULLY % PER CENT. of the human race are
4 victims to partial or complete impotency'
This startling assertion will be frlly corroDo'
rated BIZ every intelligent physician. Inc
principal causes producing this disease are IN
discretiOns or excesses. Some OF Inc common
symptoms are loss OF vigor, sperinatorrhGa'
pain in the bacB. disposition 10 avold societS,
ianguOr gloomy forebodings, mental dlstressi
nervous debility and leucoTb IN femalesl,
debilitating dreams. &c. Let no false moaeely
prevent the parent from waning me cnliu oi
This great evil. secret habits are we result OF
IGNORANCE The medical profession has been
almost criminallv negligent or retcent atoh'
these things, as the demand for Increased &C.
ccmmodations at the insane asylums amply
attest. .,...,.., 4. ort,,.
nhvsiology that no vital action can take place,
except through the agency OF the nervous sys-
tenn If the nerve power In any organ is weak
ened, then that organ is.weak There Is are IN.
edv In the reach of all, one that has stood tne
test for over half a century. Dr. blcorus
Vital Restorative has been scrutl uized ana IN
dorsed by the Academy OF Medicine in Paris
an specific rGd ae r o,nsr posop
| is purely Vegetable, producing no reaction,
ami is permane mt In effect; is sugar-coated
nil and can be had of Levasser h Co 10 bis
Rchsea Paris so,a asent }or or the OF
| Singer Building. st. Louis, Mo-; box OF 100
pills, 50, box OF 400, $40, sent by mall upon re-
ceip' Oh p''0C CERTIFICATE
Painfully 10, ls73I!s kne De ~ Pa Isaa
Mr.. II. H., fifty years OLD, nau Deen widowed
| tyenty. iye years, nervous temperament; mar.
suffered for thirty years with spermatorrh@a
and Tor ten years With nervous debility LII ana
ererv Known remedy without any benefit. He
cana TO me and | advised him to try 81.
cori,s Vital Restorative After four months
he was discouraged, but insisted upon ms
| continuing its use, and in nine months he wae
restored 10 full health and vigor-got married.
and has two fine childssn.
out of s4e patients treated IS We're cured
within 80 days, lis in ak weeks, l5O betweeI
two and three montns. oetWeeh h'e anu ''A
iiio"'ii'' - DR.. NJ. PERIGORD,
Meti me de la Hospital Charity
Sold by whole sale and Retail Drug
gists generally MAJ
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Notice of Sale of
Scyene Masonic Property.

On Tuesday, the 18th day Of July, A; ;issp,
ertv belonring o scyene Lodge, No .295 a + ~
4 III =. locate d near Soyene, Dallas Co., Texas,
consisting of four acres of land, one 2-sto.y
frame building and well OF living water' VIII VIII
ninety days; lien reserved as security.
A. McCoMMAs.
H. Il. GALLOWAY,
COMMITTEES
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Young Gents,

Go unto Leon Kahn when you want pair
of first.class French calf, and goat, hand.
sewed ties or CATERS. You will be agreeably
surprised to see how small and neat we can
make your foot look if you will give us
chance.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
STANTON VA.
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN, Principal,

HNHE institution continues to increase in pros
l. perity from year to year. 1t offers superior
advantages IN location. In It's building and
grounds; in its general appointments and sani-
tary arrangements; Its full cotps of superior
and experienced teachers; its unsurpassed adj
yantages in music, modern languages, elocutlon,
line ats, physical culture and instruction in tho
theory and practice of cooking the successful
efforts made to secure health, comfort and hap
pinese; its opposition to extravaganza; ii.
ars appy to s the pinepa For nTp lS psr''O
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She is charmed with the many attractions of
the Island city General 4. 0. c. Ord and
James Ord are registered at the fremont
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AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING TAE
"A deposit of filth and trash upon the streets
or sidewalks.
Be it ordained by the city council Of the city
of Dallas:
SECTION l. 1t shall be unlawful for any one
TO sweep out or deposit on any OF the side
walks or streets OF this city any loose paper,
hlth or trash of any kind.
cred box or barrel all their trash or loose pa
per, and set the same on the outside of the
sidewalk and call the attention OF the street
cleaner to same, and 90 soon as he shall have
emptisd 1t, they shall remove said box or
barrel.
SEQ. s. ANY one violating this ordinance,
shall, upon conviction in the mayors court,
be fined not less than Ave nor more than one
SEC 4. That this ordinance take effect
from passage and publication.
Approved June 81, 1880.
J.B. HEREFORD, mayer.
Secretary.
An ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A
n sidewalk on Bryan street,
Be il ordained by the city council OF the city
of Dallas.
SEcrroN l. There shall be and IL hereby
ordered established and constructed a side.
Pacific avenue TO point opposite the entrance
to the Me ghodist female college Also side
walk from the north end of A b NOrton'S
new stone building, Mt the corner of Main and
rycamore streets, in northeDy direction TO
Pacific avenue.
SEC. .. Said sidewalk shall be of the uni
form width Of six feet on Sycamore street, to
be su nsta ntialiy constructed of gravel, with
he necessary wooden Su pports, under The d.
lection and supervision OF the city engineer,
and at the expense of the property owners in
front of which said sidewalk shall be con-
structed.
SEC. 8. If the property owners along the
line of said sidewalk shall fail within thirty
days to construct or have constructed the
sidewalk herein provided for then and II
such an event the city engineer shall have
said sidewalks constructed at their expense
and report the cost to the city council of the
sidewalk In front of each PERSONS property,
TO be levied as a tax against each PERSONS
property.
SIC A This ordinance eh all take effect frcr
passage, and upon being provided with list
OF property owr ers along the line of said
sidewalks, the city secretary shall immedi-
ately notify them Of the passage of this ordi-
nance and the requirements herein. The city
engineer shall furnish the list.
SEC. 5. 1t ia further provided that any
owner or agent OF q lot fronting on said SIDE
walk who snail neg ect or fail to construct the
scribed for is completion, shall be bned N
any sum not exceeding five dollars per day,
and each. day shall constitute separate
offense.
SEC. 8. This ordinance shall take effect
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved June 81, 1870.
Attest: j. NJ. THURNOND,
j. b. HEREFORD, Mayor.
secretary.
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MATTERS BY MAIL.
NEWS FROM OUR NEAR NElGHBoRs,

The McLennan County Democratic
celebration the 4th
at Waco and Other Points-Bar-
becue at Rockwell Ex-Gov'
ernOr Hubbard's Wei
come Home, Etc.
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REFER ENcES /:

W g Lobenstein, Esq, Leavenworth,
Kansas; The City National Bank, Fort
WORTH The First National, Fort Worth; lid
ball, Yanzandt Il Co, Bankers, Fort Worth;
Adams & Leonard, Bankers, Dallas; City Ma
tOnal Bank, Dallas.
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rPApplications for Agencies or Rates 10
Clubs should only be made to the once III NE"
Orleans e,u.,or
Write clearly stating full address, for further
Information, or send orders 10 o
NJ A. DAUPHlN, New Orleans, La
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and managemehIo, S9 NJ ~
Capitol Prize 100000 mole ilcket
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NOTES FROM ABROAD,
4ftANIA3NEf}.

Capt. John Nice has returned 70 1'unio from, tho
scenu Of tho sunten propeller City 0f It, Eathartnes,
whittier h0 went In tho Interest," OF tho underwriters.
liz rsposs the cTaft lying In ninuty fcUt of watcr
minus her uptor works. nid will advise n.,ankt Any
expenditure u money In tryiux to SAW hcr. as o Is
Of optnlnn tf'at ahu Is tltal loss. Tho prup1liar
wns lu!lt ut Ut. Cnharnes In lbs oasuroa as tons.
nnd y tnhnrea for Us m equally dlyilod bot"een thu
purchase tho wrcrk md mako han0s0lno SUN out Ul
tic Insurance. companttH.
QUICK TtMR.
Tho schooner Dlack HnWk. Capt. James Ki!bock,
wh1Gh left hefe for IrhspTsa Lay Mt q O'clock on
ThMrKdhy nivht lust. arrived bnck with a cAtNo Of
W1o1, rl!ch wns oaded 0f tho 8foeo fr1 cnnuva nt
trip exact1y four dnyk fo SCHOONER Unoldn sundo
e9i!a!ty ~ good time botWeen hnrO md tho Door.-
Mtguuf1t SetA{n<3.
1LEAEINU8.
THO burRo Qoorgia Kelley. srnk noat, tho lover dry
dock At ututFDt for an,nt tno aa bcon rals0d, ard
Tho schooner l,ay!d Sanco, which dismnstod. Il
continue to do 10 tho rcsf Ut the season.
Thy " cataoringa Etxntng igaFas pnbllshos . ~
VII. o~n aSo ii Ite nrS IL to a 5 I'LL
ThutAiay night ~ Ah0 wiz H!nnch vbaeol, II ex-
prokses doubts W ~ thu truth Ut ttlu rGpt,rt.
Thu schooner htRlxo bud lwujyG bushels Of gratn
dnn,.gsa a,,d tg PEnee Arthur twenty xen thyy ar;
ind ihs insisf delivered at Kineston.
Saturday ovttl.iE tho stCaM-hnrH II. D. Cnld191l
left pay City on ller rnt trp with <t1 fsot " um-
bEr.
Tho steniar F!ight brokc ho. wheot by striking
bottom hcaF fnpnioo fow t!nJs snca.
, 1880-07-22

Special DIspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
LlyEuruol. July 2t-ll:J0 4. 1u.-BLoUn-No.l J. 12sf
No. :. iBs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., No. I, 1os Sd, No. 2, los;
sprIng, No. l. II Gdi No. 70 Bdt rhse. No. l. l0s NJ;
Eu.2 D.; club, No. l. lG3 Id, No. = D. 3D. Corn-Nuw
No. |. Is.
rnoytstoSs-rort, Gls Cd. Lard, SIS.
IlyE1lroos, July 2l.-COTTuN-EAA,or ut G1k6Dsd;
ra,os aoU bAlost speculation and export, 100, Amur-
lcan GUn.
ruoyls1oSs-Boog-rrim mess; Bs ID. American
lard, Ill. l}ncon--l.onR c1cnl, Hs ID.
LUSBOx, July 1i.-IrTttuLEUM-RotInod, 7d&7JM.
HrsntTs uP PTUN1'KNTINK-.1s8 8d4211s Id.
Axrwrl.r. July y2l.-l'ErHo1EuN-2af.
Tho following woro teeoivod by tho Chicago Hoard
otTtado:
lIvYMroot.. July 3l.li:D a. m-E1our, .lle<s1a,
Whtht-intb! lge@1ls di kpt!IlR % 6dG9a "a, white,
VT club " 9d@i0s d. Corn. 6s Fork, dis 3D. Lnr1.
L!vEIrooL, July 3l.-When. dull and heavy, red
fdF1l!a cn.tes cnrn dull and aaAcT ut g. cnFpIcs on
iarnia declined ID. Corn d0olnod al. NrEivci-
Wheat dull IND eaLslar: Torn. noao oncrnd. NJ mr.
tye-Whess dull and henvy. Corn, NOT muuh doing.
iSs1 S11 e. Sar e. @ a. y n dh'shss A. u r. nj
SsM se r Ts!loW " rs 3D. cnoeso lis Doat dull and I'd
Gs sasg' 4. ss ~ aN RETIRE
hAEk--Wheat gulet. Torn IlrHi. CarKODs of cOaxt-
average rcd wlnter, Ei faff nrcraRo Cniifornla III
-, Res!y GSfs aalct Ks!r sVo!sss sa4.s Il
present md foiiCwinR ,nionta. Ea4s. Fair avora9s
s9:t @ %ssssy as Sef 4 f sss4 ngp Sa
pVrts 0t Whent o Franco and tho Continent turlax
tho pnst meek. 600 qn.
, 1880-07-22
NEW YORK ELEVATED ROADS.

Nnw YoEk, July al.-Tho financial worll IL to-
day excited over the probable nutlon of tho
Directors OF tho elevated railroads, and awaits
with proat anxiety their probnbln tecisTon IN
tho schctnu Of consolidating tho three roAds. At
II qolnok this iaort,lng tho Directors of tho Now
York HIND held u secret moetinx at No. Droatl-
why. Ihnse present wcra UyrlB W. Field,
DAvd bows. J. n. Fskt. r. u. FIeld. A. i.
linr1lGs, NuthaH GuEfortl, llen1Atntu brewster,
Jesst linyt, John ID. bInIra, d. A. I4nstlcy, md
Secretary Cowing. Tha gentlemen wore
In ,seeslon until Il qu1rtur nt T.,
and during that time discussed the consolidation
scneine, lle valuation Ut thu Now York stock IN
tho eyuilt oi consolidation, us we'll M tho live
cent t-fas9 tltstion. Tho Directors If tho sictro-
inoctin9 1t II 'clu1k, hut II: Il o'clock the n,y
RcntlU,Isu .prrsort .Wcro Gen. Porter, Mr, Kun
!!etly, Mr.. Fnrrsst, Mr. +NavarrO, air Wur1, Mr,
Clayton, and MIR. GHrF.7un. All ot tho gentle
mril wcgo decidedly utactanmuntoatlvc.
, 1880-07-22

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, 1880-07-22
NEW ORLEANS,


NEW ORLEANst tu!y 2l-FLout-Bcarco and firm;
hupcrtIno ktltEl25; Xxx. slutb4.2i, XXX, $4a04.7S;
high grades, E,01ahN.
U1lAiS-CUrn stsAdy. with good dcnnnd; t1a51C+
Onts scnrec and Arnls a5o.
CuhtS-AtEAJ-Good demu,d at full priccss E..so
nAY-ScArra nnd Asmt quoted orilnnfy, eiA0o9
lh00; prlmet 7,Ulals.Wi cholca. tlDnkaAW.
rMoyIsluSs-pork Arnur, lE3fsII4c. Lard stendy;
tlesro. ss4a1Ac. kew, SIC, ljulk meats scarce md
t!smi shoui9Is naeked sts lacnn tesree ma t!t.n,
jgnt1Ht
GntNEM1Es-Ceftse quiet; lt!n caEgoos ortll.ary to
choc0 b8Gsyci ygIl1w clarified, aGr.&c iD!uasoH dull
nnd HonIl..n Itlco II EOod d0Munds lUusIAnu, Or.
dtt1nFy tU choice, h49ssG
HNAS-FIrus nj KjE.
MnSETAtY-HtKslt exchange on Now York, 25Q poF
G,Un pEumuni; st1slInK pxchNnpD, 4SiH.
, 1880-07-22

souri1 E.a,K,, H., July el.-Tho South Etxln
Butter and Chreso Factory WAY soid ycstvF,lny
ut 4 Muster ps ChqnteFy's sale, for Fd,dN, to Mr.
Potter Of The tlsn pf PUlter Il 1laskeT, factory
pltea mid was u desirable prup9rty, hDnco mitch
interest Wtts maui III thq salu, 4nd tnost 9f
fhe .proatLenf factorymen fsbl7 t4ts. aud Al.
fnntoFy. property: - = '| -