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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-08
Thursday, April 10Th, 1880,

at the east front door of the courthouse
in the city of lrOntOn. Iron county, Mis-
souri,. between the hours of 8 O'Clock A.
NJ. and O'Clock P. NJ. of that day, and
during the session of the circuit court,
sell, at public vendue, all the right. title,
claim. estate and property of the said j i.
Y. Crocker and John Alexander, of, in
and to the above described real estate and
property. for cash in hand. to the highest
bidder, to satisfy said execution and cost.
JAS. BUFORD, Sheriff.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-08
DR.. A. S. Prince
d& DENTIST
IRONTON, MO.
Room Is, AMERICAN HOTEL.

TENDERS his professional services to
the people of this section. He will
be found at all times at the place above
named, and will give prompt attention to
he demands Of his patrons.
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PROF. HARRIS RADICAL CURE
FOR SPERMATORRHGA.
"SEEalNAL PAST1IlE"

srHe. .zl o s.-,-e -1 Auplicaiiou 10 tie rrip-
NJ the Disease, acting by Absorption, and rret
specific influence Seminal VescleB, Eiac-
uiatory Ducts, Prostate Gland. and Urctira Tie
Of Kennedy zttcadei with neayen-nee, and
does Interfere with the ordinary pursuits Of life 10
quickly dissolved and absorbed, producing an fine-
iute soothing ard orzye effect tnr sexual and
wrecked from sHhuse ard
stopping drain from the restoring The mind 70
health and sound memory. iem"vins the ptniness 81
Sight, Nervous Debility, Confnoion OF Ideas. Aver
old ago USUALLY accompanying ts trouble restr-
perfect Sexual viEor. where has been dornaf for
This mole of has s'o'i the test IN very
and Is ROW pronounced success. Drugs
prescribed in these troubles, and bear
little u good There
this Trseal enables
positively guarantee that viii sat sfacton.-
During the that IL has ieeu IN general o. have
Thousands Of its value, aud conceded
by the Medical RECESSION ~ be thu mast rational yet
discovered 81 rr'chng and curing this prevalent trouble
that we'll known tn be the OF untold misery to 50 many
and whom quacoc with their useless nostrun, and
big fees Kennedy put pp ~ three sies
No l. (enough last month"; 50; No. Y, t.rfieent 20
n unless casesA sos No.
Casting will emissious AMI restore
s.or e.scs) e. Srrt by mail. sealed In ri,in
vrarrer- Full DIRECTIONS for using viii ACCOM-
pary EACH BOX.
6send n descriptive Pamphlet giving Anatomical -
Illustrations, wbiei will eVnviaee The most skeP,,ea
that they be restored to perfect manhood. and
fitted for the duties OF life, u nryer Affected
AScnt Sealed Tor stamp TO Sold Only BY fhe/
HARRIS RE.9EDY CO. tiF' G. CHEMISTS.
Marie. and sth SIS. st. LOUIS MO-
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~ ettfE W brtatN "
ward.
Boss Anna
Bose Mary
boss julia
Boss Charles
Boss Minnie
Boss Kali -.
Boes / frederick
Coble Mary L.
Cob.e John B.
CobIe lev. j.
Coble WIN. H.
0Oc er JAS. N.
DENLY Charles
Denny Albert
Henson Joshua
Hughes WIN. II,
hughes Nancy
Harvieii Aionzn
Harvieli Chss. =
johnson Maya
Jackson john
Kiepe Theodore
kumhaix II.
LeRrand X. q.
Logan John v.
Lsshley Jas. J.
Mcdowell q. b,
Markham Jos. A
McD lowell J. w
Marsh John g.
Norris Emily
sutton L'n'rd j.
Sutton Nath'n 3
Smith John
Van Hecs q. r.
JOHl
NJ. Of ]
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-10
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Reynolds, in Brooklyn yesterday, de-
MED the motion for an INJUNCTION maize by the Park
Comm sionors to restrain the Sea View Elevated Rail
road crossing ID, Ocean Parkway with their track
TIE gt0uNd OF toe denial is that the Parkway Is s-
way under the meaning OK thr railroad law.
Suit fOr limited divorce has been brought in
the Brooklyn cry Court by Mrs. Hortw:g schneider
against ia OBJ schneider the ground OF cruel and m
human treatment. A motion was made tor almOny and
counsel zee before Judg' Il ynolds Yesterday. Mrs
schneider lrgts that Ter husband l-tIeated her
for years, AMI thHt la month nc turned her Of doc
Yery insufficient c.otGln. 1Ac defendant lays ali The
blame iot tneir differences upon his WIFE.
There is IA statute of this State which pro-
ydes that person losing money In lottery operate
n this STATE snail recover three times such amount and
twice The sum OF his coHs Under this statute John L.
Buckley h"s brought sui, against the manfg "a II the
Ken;HcSy stare Lottery Company. Betweca Arril
1873 au F,pruar', 1850 lie SAWS hat lac ri $1,000 IN
tie !ottiv. Jusicr Do Oduc, III Chamber. yes. ray
-4 decision a motion hy the defendants 10
have m coup amt made more definite.
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DfCISIDN~-.TUIY q

Supreme COHri-f krnLers-BV Judge Potter
In tr matter q" Grah-rNif discharged ami pet inDrr re-.
nlnded 10 ue custody Of IN sheun-~ec memorandum.
Kemp llcAin, Notion de..-i with FlO costs K.mu
agf. DrS.Lon Notion arancl with -lO,u-t, CLAY nj
CLAW Goalc1 with 30 co..s CLARK AL * y-To.
ton denied.
Snefia Irm-By judge I'nohuc The society Ref
col uycni.e p-iI. i-4tn, eic AT Carroll "a a. -
Jud glu ui Tor pluntn. ntiGiDr.
common PAsu-NpeciGi Icrm-liv ia igeV an Uocsru
Conn
ton ..d y.th so as In Le thr accounting
signed.
Eausln Co. Decree agucd.
Shrine CoWt-Spcct0i IerW-By Judge McAdam
% Wi'sUn.-licUon granted. smith AT Graft
- cuIfrtr rGstigcG.
ChGAbsfs-liy Judge Haw-H- Ilchttn- ten agt Grady
Order yacat order t)rns cause to oalrdi
Pury iaudo Motion grained MrraIgi aS Ln-tir
Lynch HteiG.-Or.eId stann.
bcrgar Nc.hnnsllax Pas Ewing Doug = All
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and Edward Cooper; that resolutions by George H.
Purgcr and Abram g. Hewitt; on nnance by Henry H.
Porter and William A.. Butler; on advertising ana
printing by Thomas Costigsn aud John Tracey; on
police by John n voorhis and Robert Hall stands
music and fireworks by Hugh IL Moore and jones j.
Mooney. A committee OF nine headed by Timothy
Shea, appointed TO send the letter of invitation ana
TO confer with other Democratic organizations.
communication was received from a coorfd Demo
cratic club in the With Assembly Dstrlc''
asking for recognition. The fact that n coorcd
Democratic club should be orrsnizd seemed N ocea-
sion some surprise and Senator Norton requested to
Investigate the M liter
IL was na ly resolved hat the mass meeting should
he held on JnIy % Speakers from all parts OF the Union
Will he Invited present and speak The principal
meeting will he held in Academy Of Music. I'm nd
dton Irving all Nilsson Hall Will be used. AMI
there will outside meetings and IOrchght proces-
sion probably. Tammany viii hold It's meetings IL Is
said i'm Is own hall
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THE COURTS.

COST OF TOWING A DAMAGED STEAMSHIP
The steamship Colon, running beiwcen New
York and Colon vita 1870 passengers and or
ven:yfour mea. August II, 1875, left NewYorl
and August 20, while NJ broke her low pres
crank al at In the crank BIZ the accident two
killed AMI the machinery - lily injured that It
could no; be repaired az The steamship Etua of
the Atlas line came in sight and after negotiao
between The Captains. II was agreed that the Ena
should tow the Colon INTO NewYork and the payment
the should be settled there. The vessels
cam, safely into port The Atlas COMPANY claimed
100000 and libel Hgairst the Colon AMI her cargo
for that amount was fled. When the Colon came into
port IN her damaged dition she worth about
S250COO The District Clu.t. Judge ChOate sitting,
awarded salvage OF 81 OO0O 10 the ~ the Etna
and Ia her master and crew. Certain damages & the
81 tho Etna because of the detention, amounting
-, 200 2S also decreed TO be paid appeal
taken TO the Circuit Court and JudVc Bla chfOrd by
decision handed down yesterday sustained the finding
Of JnO re ChOats.
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FORMING A HANCOCK CLUB.

A call was issued several days ago for
meeting OF c1-sodiers and sailors 10 be held nj the
Aston House YESTERDAY. for the purpose OF forming
Hancock and English Veteran Association. Among
those invited be present Governor McCelan OF
New Jersey MajOr-GeneraIs william +. smith. W. B
Franklin. II. W. Slocum, James McQuade, d. W Couch,
John Love and John b. Woodward, BrigadierGeneras
b. f. OnderdonK. Francis I. DOrr CoOnes ". G.. Vance
and PeterBOwe and Majors Burnett iiardeastle ana
Stincr. Governor Mcclellan WAS absent by reason OF
sickness and General Mcmahon absent on business
Most OF the others present
General William T. Smith was chosen chairman ana
Major Joseph III. S,iner secretary.
General smith was authorized 10 appoint committee
procure the club be kept during the
Summer months.
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WHAT SHOULD NOT NAVE BEEN TOLD.

Louis Altman as he was stepping foot upon
the steamer st Laurent about 10 sail for Europe
"Wednesday was arrested In a Islander suit brought by
william g. Molo The plaintiff claims $4,000 damages.
He AYERS that forG.erly he employed salesman
Dy Aiken 4 Sons. On May H. 1sS0, the defendant In
the presence several reputable persons asserted
that the plaintiff had taken married woman TO the
Italian opera after making her intoxicated that the two
con fuctod themselves that Colonel M1plesOu wac
obi ged To put out and that the plaintiff had been
improperly intimate with the woman. Because Uf these
allegations the pantif says he lost his business place.
The return of the order OF arrest ned WIFI tine
County Clerk yesterday.
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LOCAL REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.

The monthly meeting of the Garfield and
Arthur Campaign Cub OF e XXI Assemb District
was held at BrevOort Hall, in Flty-ourth-st, near
Thiri-ave last night About 800 members we're pres
ent and derable and enthusiasm were mani
f,sted The club was addressed by Daniel G. Rollins.
Assistant Dsr ct-Att0rney. JOIN Il. Van WOrmor and
Phup Frmkrl hemer the issues OF the present cam
palgn Mr.. Rollins the principal speak % ;be
evening ana ~ OF his remarks review Gen
erai arfe d's juucuon with thal OF me
Republic L uartc. he prOnOu.C q General HaAc"ck
The mask and the exponent ~ The Democratic party,
and referred 10 his Louisa pohcy violation o. tAe
wishes OF Congress
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TEMPERANCE DoRK BY TIE SE4sHoRE

AsBURY PARK, n. j., July 9.-The annual
meeting Of tbe National Temperance society WAS con-
tiuuc! to-day IN Educational Hall. n tn 5rniug q
Temperance Conference held al which vtIious
clergyman discussed important questions. At tho
noon meeting addresses lie by thu Roy. c. H.
Mead. OF HorDelsviIe. n Y'and J. ~ s'carHs. Of W.
York Several cergymen addressed the asscullaSe IN
the evening.
OCEAN GROVE, n. J.. July 0.-Tho Woman's Christian
Temperance Union vii begin Ola MJndly mex a weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-10

A CLEAN "CHEEKn-EXaminer: "What is
the meaning Of the VERT Prepare T." Small boy :
Dunno. SIR" Examiner: What did you do before
YOU came up for eXamuatIOni' Small boy: FL
washed my face i"-lFun.
civilian, you have again come up unpre-
pared !" Yes sr" Bat from what cause 1" " L6zI-
ness, sir" Johnson give William good mark Tor
uDrighness" Bates, you proceed" " have not pre-
par,d too, sir But why not I" " From laziIsss
sr." " Johnson. give Bates bad mark f"r paSiar-
lam 1"
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. July 9.-The Republican
Convention the Ist District of Tennessee met at
Greenviile yesterday. and nominated the Hon. A H.
PetubOne for Congress.
ST. LOUIS July 0.-The Greenbackers Of the Win
street OF this have nominated r. d. Palmer for
Congress.
SIOUX CITY. Iowa, July &C. c. Carpenter was nom-
mated for Congress by the IXth District Republican
Convention here yesterday by acclamatiOn.
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session under Inc direction Of Mrs. A. Wttenmeye
assisted by Mr.. YOuma Of CLnads: Ms Ltthr0p OF
Michigan Mrs. Reese, Of Ohio: Mrs. Riley %! Washing
ton; Mira. Burt. of the Womans National Christian
Temperance Union Mrs. Johnson, Miss Greenwood
MIss Coleman, and Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-10

Martin Lee ag O'RsllyOriers o substitution paterson
aN stevens Warner agt CSrpenter Pope att the Esss
River Gas Light Company Long Island CITY Arnold ak
Martin Noiman AIT SGavcy. HcNellly agt Gamble Sel
Seaycy.-Oriess Signed
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LIVING ON AIR AND WATER.
DIR. TANNER ALIVE AFTER ELEVEN DAYS.

DIR, TANNER ALIVE AFTER ELkVEN DA1S.
REGULAR PHYSICIANS BILL WATCHING HIu-vis-
TORS EXCLUDED WHILE THE DOCTOR sLEEP'-
HOT But HoPEFUL-wHAT SCIENTIFIC ExPzRi-
MENTs DEMONSTRATE.
Regular physicians continued to watch DR.. ran
ner yesterday. the so-ealled Neurological Corps
of Observation which had no official connection
with the Neuro ogical Society-being reorganized
into the "Regular Physicians Corps Of Observe
ton Visitors have been excluded from the hall
except during fixed hours for the purpose of allow
ing the Doctor sleep and quiet. The Doctor suf-
fered from the heat yesterday. but remains conf
dout of succasc
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FIVE sTEA MsHIPS TO EUROPE.

MANY PLEASURF-SEEKERS GOING ABROAD.
NO FALLING OFF ~ TIKI NUMBER or PASSENGERS
-To-DAYs STEAMERS CROWDED.
1t was thought that after the lst OF july
there would be decrease in the rush OF peaure-seeK
ers Europe but the five steamships which will sail
to-day all filed 10 their utmost capacity The fol
lou ing the complete cabin lists:
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POLITICAL NEWS.
II pENNSYI WANNA CAMPAIGN pFGJ1N.

THE PENNSYLVANIA CAMPAIGN BEGUN.
TBR HON. GALUsHA A. GROW SPEAKS AT PITisToN-
GARFIELD COMMENDED As A SOLDIER AND
STATESMAN.
TELEGRAPH TRBUNE
PITTsToN. Penn. July 9.-rhe Hon.Galusha A.
Grow opened the Republican campaign in Northern
Pennsy vania this evening, in presence of mere than
crowded house. The demonstration was under the
auspices OF the Garfield and Arthur Club MT
Grows remarks ferv,d and eloquent. He In no
wise detrscted from the military record of Hancock.
but contu,sted his services TO the country Win
those OF the soldier Garfield In tines of the
Nations peril and the statesman In the times
OF peace He reminded his audience that
II was English, as chairman Of the House Commttre
that proposed TO the people of Kans that they shou
sell their b:rtRright for a few acres OF and: Ut,
Mr. Grow said also. that he served I'D CONGRESS WINE
English there and II the candidate Tor wee
dent desires certificate OF character he is ready 10 ac
commodaie the gentleman at any hour.
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Donro nn0 Rooms.
West Sii..

IN 4 SMALL FAMILY. Handsomely fur
piShed with irstclass board; term, from - 70
Sl2 week permanent or TRANSIENT location very ME
No A. W. 2Othst.
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4 VACANCY FOR AN ARCHTrECTURAT.
e o'N M -Ap'" "V 10 ter with to. rene.a Ia = -.
49, HhOhSE l. uAItNE Y
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GlIuallons Uauieo-Md.es

AN A YOUNG MAN of steady habits, age
"A 20 am wiling 10 work anything a. moderate 81 aTg
prefer 30 .tiou porter. Address hA@ LEFFL-h -JS
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81 WEST 27TH-Sf. second house west OF
- Broadway-E,eSant parlors sin ee en- suite aso
gON room each hOOr ali modern conVenen 'erms
low for summer months.
IsSS WEST - rH-ST. Double and single
ece rOJus second aud third nOoTs witt good b0stL
Modern improvements AsO table board IN American ihuy
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A TTENDANT.-A young EngGshman Of
~ edur ON with know ledge Of medicine ami good
would e. AZ attendant lady gentema1
family travelling the british Isles (Which Le has trayeiedl
elsewhere abr ad the American Continent salary
option a.. J. ". A.. 2i0 East 10Th s.
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lions 40 thr Norh one 10 totoH EaLlsh. Ma'h.h
LAIN, ti'nth anu uernau; tbs othcr hngh ana ~ =
rietentei exchanged. address, IA West Cap 'SI' W.
pace. il.hlnona. NLIginis
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-12
ORDINANCES.

A N ORDNANCE PRQHlBlTISG the oh.
n hlrnelon ofsldeWalks,
hp II ordained by the clly Council OF the city
Of ballast
SECTION / II shall be unlawful for any one
10 obht ucl amy sidewalk 10 this city By soll-
on Offering for knlp, by auction or otherwise
anyBo0dsi wares on merchandise on huoh side
walk
Bee, 2, Il shall he mlAwfil for any one 10
place hhy barrel or barrels, bON or boxes, or
wood or other substance on any sidewalk In
TINS city no rs 20 obstruel The liast age along
hneh sidewalk, or any part thurelf No one
shall have or maintain any nnt stand,
hnokrlch' stall or other stan ON Any side
walk In the oiiy OF Dallas,
Sec, ., II shall DO unlawful for any persOn
or ptrsonpto hang any sign orany obstruction
across any sidewalk AZ u loWhror ies' heigth
thAn elghi feet, ana further, 10 shall No un-
lawful for any person or persona 70 nail sticks
planks or Plus or partially drive nails IN or
10 tue walls OF awning posts along any Hlde-
walk, or 70 expose barb wire ON said side
walks,
Sec, I, Ifany one shall by loud talking or
any unusual net on exhibition ~ tract a crowd
on any sidewalk and shall refuse IN dOslet
other city oiflcer, ho shall BIZ deamel guilty OF
4 nj .dem0anur, pud upon conviction ba
nnul IN any sum not exceeding twenty-five
dollars, ana this shalt apply also 10 any one
struutlon ofsald sidewalk,
Sec, 3, 10 snail bs unlawful for amy person
or persons 10 oDiifuct any sidewalk Ia front "
any cnurch, theatre, or other public place
or places OF buglheAs or In any way ubstuct
the passage IN ca out OF any such church,
theatre, or other public plaoe.
Soc, q, Nothing Ia this ordinance shall be
10 construed rs 10 prevent amy merchant
from occupying not TO exceed one-hall Ofany
siiowalk In receiving and forwarding goods,
wares or merchandise provided, that they
shall not occupy said sidewalk, even whi,o
thus eng ged, for n longer space Than six
Ing fronting on any street shall b allowed
not 20 exceed II lnohea ON the inside OF tho
walk FOR show windows or tho dmplny Of
goods, but nothing on the outer edge OF such
sidewalk,
Hec. Z. Every day that any obstruction
that rClnuin upon any sidewalk la this city
shall be considered \ violation of tho police
regulations herein contained, aud shall con-
stitule separate ohens-, and he puhlshcd as
such.
Pee, s. Any one violating any section OF
this ordinance shall be deemed gully Of Il
mi,dtmeunor, and upon conviction IN tie
MnyorD CourS IN the city OF Dallas, shall be
lned in any sum not exceeding tw lty-hye
dOlar,
See, D. That IN ordnance entitled IAN
Ordinance Prohibiting the Obstruction OF
sidewalks, approved July 10, 1876, be ana
the ramr ~ hereby repealed
SEQ. 10. That THIS or,inanco shall take
effect from thirty days after Its passage ana
publication.
Approved February 20, 1850
Attest j, NJ. TilURMoND, Mayor.
i, b. HEREFORD, City Secretary.
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More CentenniaIs.

The city of Nashville, Tennessee, will cele-
brste its centennial anniversary in May Of
this year. The records show that party Of
Scotch-Irish f ON North Carolina began the
founding of the town of Nashboro on the
site ofthe present city on May ], 1850,
Ex-State Treasurer David A. jenkins, OF
North Carolina, a grandson of Colonel HAM
right, who commanded the American troops
at the battle of Kings Mountain, will take
part in the centennial exercises on the old
battlefield next October.
Preparations are being made to celebrate
the centennial anniversary of the battle. OF
Elizabethtown, New Jersey. The celebration
will be held on June Sth, and a large number
Of militia companies, including the Centen-
NAL Guards of Princeton. will be present.
The Northwestern States, on July 8, will
celebrate the two hundredth anniversary OF
Father Hennepin's discovery of the Falls Of
st. Anthony. General Sherman will attend,
and If President Hayes can get away from
Washington he too will take part in the
speech-making. Michigan, Wisconsin, Min
nesota and Iowa people are moving the
thing.
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A N ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE

AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE
N imuoundlng of horses ami cattle found
running at large in the city of DallW,
DO 1t ordained by the City Council of The city
of Dsllas
SECTION LIST. That it shall he unlawful for
anyone to allow any horses, mules er cattle,
To ran at large in the streets of the city OF
Dallas; provided that any COW in actual use
as milk COW may DO allowed to run atlarge
from o'clock n, IN. until O'Clock p. m.
ANY person owning any COW, horse, or other
animal, having been once imp0unded, who
shall slow such animal TO run on the streets
shall be doomed guilty Of misdemeanor and
fined in amy sum not exceeding $40.
SEC I'd. tshall be the duty of the City Mar
shall to take up and impound any cattle,
horses, or mules. found la the streets o. the
city OF Dallas, except milk cows In actual use
as provided for in the above and foregoing
section.
SEC. 81 The City Marshal shall impound
them as above provided, and within one day
thereafter shall put upa notice containing n
description of the animals, and five days after
such notice IL pos ed NJ the corii -house ana
market house tho City Marshal shall sell the
same at public sale to the highest bidder, lor
cash lie shall charge fifty cents for taking
up such animal aud thirty cents day Tor
taking care of such animal After deducting
the expense he shall return the balance of
proceeds of sale, II any, to the owner. II no
owner calls within twenty daysfJr the amount
then IT shall be paid into the city treasury.
The City Marshal shall keep book giving
tho description OF all animals lmpounuea,
toe date of sale and amount realized.
SEC. 4th. That this ordinance go into effect
from and after its passage and publication.
Approyel Feb %, $780, Signed.
Attest j. M. THURMoND,
]. y HEREFORD, CITY Sec'y. Mayor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-12
EsTRAYED.

Takdn up by W Bashly and estrayed before
One iitht bay horse, blazed face. yeAss old,
"a - hands high, both hind feet white, no
hrands Valued at $40. Also one lisht bay
mare, blaze face, 7 years old. IA hands high,
shoulder tindescribable). Value so.
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AaLAoK- DRAUeHT" cures co.tiveness

and Sick-headache.
For sale by H. S. Ervay & Bros.
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NOTICE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Oflice OF Comptroller Of the Currency, =
Washinaton. February IL. lsS0.

Office OF Comptroller Of the Currency,
Washineton, February IL, 1850. !.
Whereas, BY satisfactory evidence presented
TO the undersigned IL has been made to appear
that the "City National Bank OF Dallas" in
the city ofDailas, Ia the county OF Dallas, and
State of Texas, has complied with all the
provisions of the Revised statutes Of the
United States required TO be complied with
before an association shall be authorized 70
commence business OF banking.
Nuw, therefore I,John Jsy Knox, Comptroller
of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
1City National Bank of Dallas" In the city OF
Dallas. in the county OF Dallas and state OF
Texas, is authorized to commence the bust
ness ofbanking as provided In section l6) OF
the Revised Statutes Of the United states.
seal OF Office this nth day Of February. 1880.
80, JOHN JAY KNOX,
SEAL Comptroller Of the Currency.
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No. 1855. iepa-u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-12
SATURDAY. MARCH 81, 1880

THESE drawings authorized by act OF the leg
islsture ofls69, and sustained by all the
courts of Kentucky, occur regularly on
excepted,l and are supervised by prominent
citizens of the State.
The management call attention to thegrand
opportunity presented OF obtaining, for only
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