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sDsttdl Ditpdtth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
t1vtHroof. Aus. 3T-ii:3 o. m,-FLOuR-Nu.1 !, III
ID; No. Z lhs ID.
Hheat-WIn,er, No. !, lis I'd, No. T. lDs NIT
enFnR. HU. l. 0n ii, No. 0s. ctnb. No. l. liz 6d& No.
4 liz. Eorn-BMs
rNuvIaroSs-l'ork,7 74s. 14art, It's Ji.
LtvElsrnuL. Aug. t. lRnvttluSs - Shoulders
nrmor n.'Ns. Lari-t'rla,a Westar, atcady At t's.
CltEEsE-Amertcnu chUleo dutl nj 65s.
TA1t.nW-1rtu.e city stnaliy at Ns. .,
TunrxSTiSH-sprits stnaily at :Ta. TnFpehtlno--
nr'sltn 1hn.ton, stcpdy Ut :Gs th.
CNAS-atixrd Rtcutty At liz lid.
LtyEiiUUf.. Aug +31.-CDrrnS-Ftat and iFEo0iltnrs
urlunhs, EJ; Urlenns t; sa!sr, dGu baioai t,ccla-
falion md export, 1.Int American. &.Gp.
I.AN1,-AnloricaI., h7a ri.
LONDON. Aug. Observation-Disclosures, Ms.
l,irnoi.EtiM-1srt!nrd. syfagfd.
TUHrKSrESE-SPlritA,i itis III,
ASTWE!tI, AtlR. R.T.-PEr1tulEUst-t84f.
rio Following w1rC received Dy the Chicago Hoari
Of TrauGI -..
1iyNUra0t~ Any. 3:-syhent qn!et red winter ils
ehhcr NJ f. H. tMFEoo1 OF c0Ast-Wheht ~ m0a-
HEte tBsnr; rcd Wtntu! aiynEcet XII. H!rn j. mod.
aInse dcHnnd md steady. 1e nrryo.Whsnt @ Fsthar 4 IT
~ GGos:e ;!.i! Il II: iiesfExtTa india mess. iiis'
lOSiiGS. Aug. .E.-!lyEKrDut.-Whcat 1Metets
spsa Sos y T., No9 ~ " tosn Imiet n, nt !. 3ad;
oaand bas prless iirn.y hsid; fair avesaso ra VIII:
tSr Gs4ais o.: coEn ateIlly care0an on passnga-
whent-tiF1tis generally dGnrcr frunt1l quiet. Ar
r!sals on const f1f oriurF~-Wl'aat suiali
, 1881-08-29
A Nt.re Cnro for Piles.

% yo1 know what 1t IL to suffer with p|lus7
t0rinui,ts Of tho human frame. Tho most per-
feet uire ever known ts Kidney Wort. It ci,ros
health 10 tic discussed bowels. md prevents ro-
currenco OF tlscase. Try 1t without delay.
The 'try. and the liquid arc both sold by drug
Ests.-fitnlk.
, 1881-08-29
PETROLEUM,

PlTrRnu,d, l'n, Aug. N.-tETn0LEuM-1ulet
United csrtltlcatea ir.uer; Slc refined, INC rlIla
deIphln delivery.
r1TuHvttrE. inv Aux. .g7.-rETiI0LEUM-Upene AZ
menis, 6i,UW GFis, charuta, GViU brlss sltis !UuO
hrIS
, 1881-08-29

DbrrALo. ". Y, Aua. g7.--tiltAtN-Whcat active
and HsrnnR; salrs. it,uU Gn No. | hard Duluth
ntsl1s3ial.a', l1up bu 10 September. sL:rssl;V!1s
HHD ii, 1u 70 arrive, A. 20. LOU bM ycnr. tl.i .sal
Corn tninfna1s Hu for cnr-lots. Data n1ilnal, 4s1
flr enr.l0ta
CANAL ol1ra-Itlsher, wheat. 4t4c; corn, i{c.
, 1881-08-29

l1lsat spAb jst+b
CH.Ffl,E-DnrInE thH Two weeks ending with Sut-
urdHy last NUt Gar fruM ~ GU cnttla trowt upuM
tho markct AZ more than hfeo-forths Of tlls NUM-
ber wGro Of c0u'lnoM anA medium grades. for which
terg in practically no outlst except through local
raunora nnd butchers, there has hcrn vGry suroua
hfsinknge III values Of tt,oss descriptions Tine
marked Fdluction In prices noted for tho meNk 0nl
tng .Aua+ u It was Thought wotild hare the aneGt
greatly to curta tho rcee.pA far the week llnor rD-
Wow, but thers scarcely porcsptbfu abateu,cnt
In tho supply tho total Unc,uling Galsea) mounting
UP to about av,seo head. or nny 100 loss than thu
wDek before. A further considerable uecllns IN
prices uf MI UEades bu1ow ch0tcc wns the result,
thU shEtnkaNe for tho two weeks rGnchtnK
@ se' e Il 2Sas: "na 1pts s a,S
shlpeinK eattls st,r;sd 1nly snSI !'oreaniasa Il
~ ss sifs1n IT, IF Ts 'sS Snsr s'.s .d r.. Il Il
" wes S"x s 'ex s wsre @ a ss
;sso iSnTs .n HMSF 4ssRns ~ Isy e ~
sys arsysd Thsy xsSs sIsr q ssio q rss rss
hsn s at a.aM TSa Eassr asns Il tos
GS 4So 81 fat's
Extra Ncovcs-stcors weighing !, 1lbs and
ci'o.cs at asl 1oIi:ioncd
I|sisYfs sSishgx ~ e 'ol s
L III o s.: Ssisi
nssssss u :iss;s ind "''a
s,esE s4sS @ es;s: sssi4 @
sid Till cows siai ssx:,
VUHls-reF I6
s; $ts ssn ssssSs 5
se g s y nsss So'fs II Ssco Sssny Es @ 5
s;s :s '!!;s aSs 4 as s?ss SS 5 s
Il s ~ Ct
TX YIN saksn ~ ~ sh!!sss Tte 5Sn',i'teF MyRt inip
, 1881-08-29

NEW rnRE. Aug. y7.-The JubbInE trade Ii fatrly
actIye. but buhlncas Is onty m6te.nte with packing
hnures. CntsuM goo.!s arc hrm and Inchangstt:
Prsnta and RinRhanns are doing fairly Ncn'e wear ot
w.!Htut,s hro Iuet md steauy. The Hlifttn aays.
"nlack cuusIrles, rolled Jaconets,. ana prints are
, 1881-08-29

DETROIT. atc.t- AuH. 27.-FLOr1t-s]lsGaB.;b
OnAtS-Whent Rtcaty, No. whtt1, cash or August
{t:i; suptenlbGs $l.I4lt tctubor, st.:7; Navemtpr
}is4; NJ. i. rod. al.j5, M. whitp. 4l2yJf. lii.
celpts, wheat 6t,UN bur shipments, 4,U1 bi.
, 1881-08-29
ttt0I.1s13n.

TOLEDO. o., Anv. g7.-tlNAtN--sYhcnt-Murket
cas!rr, No. rcd, SPOT. Anvist, s'-7t scrtpmber.
sT.{t October, tltsgi, NovGmher. SLANG No. rett,
tl.9 thrn--Atasknt carter, No. l. spot, Gikc Uc,u-
bGF Nac! yGnr N1I&t. llnls Gi'tets Nj. =. 4l{c.
KkrEfiTs-WhGAtt al,AD 1ll, corn, H,NU hut oats
hlIh ILL.,
sIIiiitkSIa--Whont, A. 0o bu, corn, Gsuo bu, oats
, 1881-08-29

PEORIA, ILL.,, Aug. E.-uHAfS-Corn active, hRh
mxnd, fs1S@e7e, mixed. Gh&6'fc. Oats aetivG, now
No. rhitc. 413aic. llye Irregular anl ensert uew
NJ. T. &l.CS}dSl.1A
lltGMwISEx-Htcady;$ ;$t1f.
ikkcEtt'rs-Whent rs bils corn. sGJ;5 bul cats,
GhtIU but rso. 7.i;h1 hit barinY. name. -
EnIrNl xSTH-WaGnt, tlOhat ctItl1, H7,tW buI oats,
Hl}s5 bu3 rta4 o. ,H0 bns barley, 1,1u BIT.
, 1881-08-29
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following were tho receipts md shipments
of leading urticles of produce III this city during
tho twonty.fonr hours ondlnR nt o'clock
Saturday morning. and for tho corresponding
limo yenr ngU:
, 1881-08-29

Short ribs aoI1or Ceso1ar, closed NJ II Al49 ~:
E.anbs1nnl. ". H%t9ts 1oxsd; lnGs;Snt la.s ios.
lHhVsrnset green ftnMist saiue nvteaAe aI4ess!Ac.
isacun qhDled Mt it5ueIfu fur shoulders, lu3fal0Ao
Cor shust tlts. lG+llc for short clears ltSE!o tor
'lnn1H nl1 cMnyhsrll md iAckFd.
ll.Q1 for oxtra mess, nnd t4l.MH2l1 fot hams.
, 1881-08-29

scArcn uni nrn,. link inpMtn atrour: ,boutdorn
sA.a. 1acvn,',Iear III. ttllls, clcnt, sIfl!N.
WlnsKr-Qu!ct, arelneh foI lI.f4t r,SnibInntton
sales Ut nnshGtt KoD(1s, H1I hr* o f,ns4s nI flit
, 1881-08-29
COTTON.

uswEGo, hua. .1.-GnAfS-Wheat IN tair de-
tnaud. Corn hpnfnaliy unchanged.
, 1881-08-29

0QwEf3f1

1SnIASArnL18, Aug. 21.--GHAfS--WhGat tlrm at
S;Gh01rs7+ Torn steady al GsaGc. Oats ateady nt43
@Go
, 1881-08-29
MILWAUKEE,

NEVI4NT TAQhTsE.
M1IwAuKEE. Wis., Auy. 31,-tIouls-scarco and
hEal.
litAtS-Whsat-Btronx No. = Mtwauke0 lard
nuninAli No, : milwaukee,, tl17,{, Au1asL HIN,
soptaulbur, tl.xI8i Actobsr tls3ts NoYoubas, tL.s
nooumbes, szS1S, M. aMl~auxsc. G1o, Not and 10.
jectUl Auainu'. 'corn nun,lnaiy uucbau.odl lnAet-
iyu, NJ !, 95tc. Oats quloti Nv, y. 1Srv. lkye
stronger, M. 9l0. Harley lomUrs Ny YspFlnx, x,c.
lanS!at0%s*s-Mll!tloI ~ n Aess p0sk. tl!.b sssh MnG
casi aud sspien.befi lib0 Oe.obsf,
t'axiiIiTs@ Whusi t. i;utiaiS, @l4sss
,n4rkilrfs-WhBal htA but g0rl', f&,0u but oats,
gI!rXxsTs-whsas. l4Iooo but eoru. dhoO but oals,
0,NO bu. -- :
, 1881-08-29

NEW fD1tK.
New fo1lK, Aug .1.-luvcrnments generally
flrIn: AM tcoupons} advanced is aud AZ Il.
Stato securities inactive.
Money. Nl5, clostug Mt +. Prime mercantile
paper, hdl1
47usf; sterling cxchaigc. demand, lSsA.
, 1881-08-29

To rcatore nerve and brain waste, uotblug
b2uals Hop Hltkefs. believe thls.
, 1881-08-29
CINCINNATT.

CIxclHsATt. O., Aug. H.-BLoUM-F'irtn and un-
changed.
, GMAlH-Whaat In good demand At fntt pFic0ss No.
rod winter. $l&, Corn In talr damAndt No. mixad
aaatkAc. flats In fair demand II lUwer fAtost No.
Inf1 Cd. S1n4t}tu. ttYa Quiut and unchanged.
fA1Ytk10an-t95A. Hq4lnRA1f3 1psksA4gent 4A5d
, 1881-08-29

within The next two .unths. with little change In the
longer tutirCr. sales rrIoftcb uf 1J rt% spnt
A. tl* lGD hss scIlcr AhFns. 81 l7,!$ktlsn aak,
.e.a!Mt ss M M.l$isa'Aa S M h5ls 'r!lt,i tils ;saTa
i5st 'i".af siai' hrl:; Ths fe1wnE vvcs tse fanaa
t'i5ssi HrnN ff6sru
,fssx ihork. FritfdE It'd S,fnr,1iY. Ln iii.
August; ..:......t!1'MA s!iGN*!S1. t,s!1
lbctpher....,..... ta.Ni tAli 4SiA.5 i4.i7k
irhr.,......... li,;1 l7N Mt7,SlH l7.N.
january +;,...:... lsttiH l.ut AlA:a lpii!k
ay lid s!Ssssi W. tar s 1S*or @ ssses wes u.
e. at soss 6eosSr 81 sS!'ss s HsseS tstt
N9yem69r nt LII l.8 tcs seller tp year n!
aa0 tss .e!lcr Ea6runry ii siMssii.ss. rntnl. ITO
te4. Th0 following HfGwA tho tnrXe OF tho dny, In
t4nsfd ftinne C'lottI
.aSaa a1rt; rtt5,'ss,E. e., :.,E S's"F'fop N ssJ.
siG;::si!!!as sspiss,Gc;:.::. !!ass .tiM! 'ssii*sasit tn
llStUucr.....n....ll.N u.4shttll.Ai 1l.4fH
lehFs,..sts++,. l!N :. lily !!iW,
January ...@.... tLIt 1I.Gs%FGll.th ll,'hA
MEATa-Adv1ncna 3}49ac ref ha LtI*. tho xtfaat mr.
tscle bong shoulders. sales wHe1 rGpnrtrfi or lM.
ull bt shoulders ni e. u apat and anlfuF Shptetnbnr
~ hnxaa long md short ClenrN TIT prIvntG tnrttst
32tL09 lbs shUrt rlsts u sellur. srrsnIGer
and E!&t4 u selser DctoDer. prlccs Ut leading cuta
NVtB nh fnHNa ut 2t.Q Il. nj,
, 1881-08-29
RAILROAD TTa1N .-~

A ltlllrAL AND iiEp ,,cn;;!l.E LE
1h 11a.s sTis,AAii;MH1,!sxri.ASArioyA,!Wsr - n,
'sa%!sy s1sei:s, ssihsF|'d' sisF|y' saaa,' ,'t,s,,, s,s,,,
tor sa,a.c shac1Mk0 sss Nnrthtvr.tern n.,, 9ssl
ns II II Glafs.s.' i1ysS,a,n ass.anss,
ntid letht cnrnsr of Wrjis ant mtS'HHf, ", pamst ats
, 1881-08-29


ttpen ctIltsa Rach. ,,,,.. 12m&GkM
4regn medium, s...........s,... HkslfM
4lEN AUDll and k0vCt. laqkA3L
ttFuutl Kutlt ing ls,S1AW
}0arlls mud k&rts. CAaAQ
htAlluMGa shnglGs. 2Uks 2t5
Extfn shlxteS, ,.s.... ,..,,..u.,,..,,, LII
....,, l16e l
Following ar0 tile ynri rates txSa BY tho l.uiahGs-
nuns sxchansv for dFyituAbsr grusn bcus sltO lusa
per LU0 II. AZ thu Meeting 0t yesterday prrea very
nlYnnead tt1 on tho tsttar Kfaius Ut -lnch dusll-
tng !unbor, box boaEds, 4 nuartn9. Arsk and seu-
urat clear and H0uEpv asrs nTst and second cieaF
ul,d lint Atd sacnA c0ualon siding and clear eeng,
With Nv adyacu OH nFss and secand coplmon cUIIux.
Otcsvtsp Than ~ aboSa t'.o August pFteo lit NAs
limit. .1nl4t AotI i.lrstuse La.
, 1881-08-29

satnE,'Gy m,''y; nn1Sa,tys nxssn. Sunday eI,a, -.
dubuque trains lnaY1 nt,t nrfixny yfron, r..
put, foot OF 1,ako.st, '''o lFoas leatrat H.
t'hacnRo+ afltwnMlkee Il A., r,,p
uNI0n Dcp2t: Corner Madison. tnnnl. md asaE
1.@aa,a in!cHn, ~ EiHrk.sl. lAinief Iion,aas
, 1881-08-29

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-EuRcne W. itlgarl,
In report to tic Census Oiilcs, shows that tho
nurcnKo and production Of cotton In tho United
states for tho year 1H7D were na folIoW3;
, 1881-08-29

Chicago. Tsurltnet,,n Z: t,,ia..
F9f oS. Sta's; T!n,e;!'a1e.. ,scopirstas, ta,roa4
House. Nnta n EaIbal.st. A I'l'al nepoh sss.as.
, 1881-08-29

Tralns Il M fof 1Inmbotlt md North C6c,co is,;s :,a
daily. Sundays excepteG WV "' H. ana a:N h r.
Chicago II Alton.
Union Depot, West Hide cnrner ap,tI,on md z.,,,
EH.. hntWneH aasnn mud AtnllIs.st brl,iScs aa ~
YWCnty-thttf-Ht. Ticket slCt5 1t IlemIs " sa$
C!ark.Ht. 0sAn lachc ll0tcl and iMls1sf iSS,a
, 1881-08-29

I*tN. Wd gH{EU. II -. ~
(;,Dd 10 cfiD!cu medium
itussg md tlitgy tub
Finn and inwHEtlp s
tnssO md hi, FjtscH trca. H&
Medium and li,wnsed ttHecU.. d&A
Medium NnG washed tGctt, ana, itS3t
Fine washed 1nGrG, ttEi
Coarse MasieI fH
, 1881-08-29

I4AFE, | AtIiFh
st. Louis X rp1as T:xtress,, s.IDn Mi f.n.n
~ Louis \ rttxnN Fuht Ll,It., H.Hn MI s:1ins
InlrO New Orleans lsxryehN.. H.&1n mt4 s,yym
kHw Orleans 4 V1xnh EnHt Er ID a.iin MI sTn%
NprinXted Expreaa. ,,t,..,,...s S:i9s nj, y.s1pr
FFrtnxhG!1 Might ExprBkn ,,....,I; SssJ n sGnn
bl'eoria, lurlliiH.nn Il KN.knk,. Ehjn nh ;:usm
fs.nufA, Ht!flnRtun Y ktnkl1k.,.H SIN inls g1Dpa
1'nttlaU j. ClntKWortt ExnrgNN |: H:4in tnl, S:Npn
Ehhtaw1rth ExjrttAs. s......,,,,..l. iii mfl0Gjsa
!tllI1au F4eNpN}er. G III ,(01iia d
lubttquN sioux City Exnysss II T:i,n tnIs Him
DubtquB Hloiix City Exprets, si:si MI s36p5
F0n Saturday ut9tIt 10 Gilman Gpiy,
c-oh Saturday night rum t1 i'coTA only.
3Vataa1s, st. I.otsts e Pacific HALLWAY
Union depot, Htnte nnf 'rwHl1th.nta, All Siste.xt
carr run u tho Uep0t, hn4 WsntWDtth.aV c.s.n,s
within Gao block. TlGket unIces, 4, Souih C1Ms.,
Palmer llousU. and Grand Pacific liutcL ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-18
gwemtu-a;iue Cent Column.
@nticrs.

NoTICE-Adyertseme may be handed into
~ our business office up TO Sp. m. and into the
composing room up 10 a. m.
MULES FOR SALE Two A No. span Mules
W for sale, Call at Capt Jefferson Peaks, near
Fair Grounds. noyiS.at
MONEY TO LoAN-l wish 10 loan S25O, Ooo IN
W north Texas, but would prefer for the
present 70 conine credits 10 the COUNTIES of
pauaS, Tarrant and Kaufman Applications
S I oe male 70 me at COS Main ST Ieei Dallas,
Iexas, JAMES b. SIMPSON noviO-sw :
NOTICE ,-Suayed from l2l Bryan street bal,
~ las, on the 10Th Of October n small hInct
mule branded c, X. Joined and reversed on len
shoulder Anyone restoring or giving any in
formation at the above address win be rewarded
HoMAs HOVSE-905 Main street. near
sycamore, Dallas, Texas: rates 81 5o nor day,
noaru by the week or month. Street ears pass
1 T mouse, run within two squares of each depot.
~, iny mouse Is new and wen furnished, The
table VIII be supplied with the best tn market
eloIus, W. THOMAS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-18

E0R SALE-Seyeral hundred feet of good
L. second -hand three-quarter inch iron pipe
will be sold cheap.
Apply to W. r. HENDERSON,
nOVl5-dlw-wlt ll6 Ross Ayenue
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-18

American readers quotations would be ur-
necessary here. They will be glad TO learn.
however, that important negotiations
have been commenced We cordially agree
that progress is necessarily Slow and,
with the exceptions above noted, we see no
reason why the bondholders should not
take hopeful view of the
future, eff they wish to do
So" We can even hold out add.
tional grounds of hope Erlanger, of the
famous Paris firm, placed part of the loan,
and he married Slidel'S daughter. Would
not Mr.. Benjamin, for instance, find in
these facts some ground for the recovery Of
a commission of 4500,0OO, that being in ex-
cess of any fair fee for any bona fide finan.
cial operation. He might be somewhat
puzzled as to whom TO make plaintiff in
the case, but that would be minor obiec.
ton for any one whe proposed to get Con-
tederate assets out Of the Bank of England.
Charleston g. c. News.
a. & E, Mittenthal will sell you cloaks and
dolmans by Is per cent. cheaper than any
house in Dallas. They had them manutac-
tured themselves this season.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-18
nLuE-BLoopED DOGS.
Imported settlers of an Almost Fabulous
Value.

Unmarried settlers of an Almost Fabulous
Value.
Within the past half-dozen years ther'
has grown up among sportsmen and gen
tlemen ofleisure a strange fancy for I'M
ported or blue-blooded setter dogs. There
are many of the imported species in thu
kennels Of Wilmington gentlemen. The
majority Of the imported dogs com'
from the extensive kennels of Sir Perciyal
Llewellin, member of the British
peerage, who has acquired fame and for
tune by devoting his attention exclusively
to the improvement in the breed of setter
dogs. The animals are brought directly to
this country, generally, to New York, in
some cases to Philadelphia, and there pur-
chased through agents by sportsmen. The
prices paid in many cases, are astonish-
ingly large, ranging in a few known in
stances, as high as 5000 for q single setter.
One thousand dollars, however, is consid-
cred high figure, the latter sum, il is said,
having been paid by a gentleman in this
city for a noble specimen of the
purest blood. The imported dogs have
many points of superiority over the native
animals, differing as much from each other
as the trained racer from the country road
horse. Blue blood is strong and fleet of
limb, has long, fine hair with tendency
to curl at the ends, well colored, whatever
that means, and is warranted to watch
his game, rain or shine, twice as long as the
native specimen. There are at least half a
dozen imported settlers in the possession OF
parties in this city, each of which cost over
$500. The best-known man in
the United States in this line is
Irene" Martin, the dog-trainer. Martin
was formerly butcher, but the instinct
born within him was too strong and he
quickly drifted into his natural sphere. As
trainer of setter dogs, his charges, varying
from 800 to 500, are little extravaganza,
but the owner Of the pup can rest assured
that when he graduates from Martins care
full and painstaking hands he is accom-
plished in the highest degree. Martin S
plan is simple. AS soon as the cunning
season opens he takes his dogs to some Sc
Guided hunting ground in the South.
There he establishes himself and his pu.
pills. Every day he hunts. going out early
in the morning and returning only after
dark. At the end Of the season his dogs
have completed their education.-[ Wash,
ington News.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-18
Railroad Notice,

There will be held n meeting of the stock
holders OF the Dallas Il Wichita Railroad Com.
pany at the general office of the. company in
the city of Dallas on Thursday the 18th day of
December 1851, for the purpose named In the
following resolution:
Resolved That q meeting OF stockholders OF
the Dallas& Wichita Railroad Company be called
to meet atthc Office of said company In the city
of Dallas, ut the hour of u o'clock noon the 18th
day Of December, A. d 1881, for the purpose Of
deciding upon the amount of, not exceeding
twenty thousand dollars per mile, of bonds
which may be issued and negotiated by this
company for the purpose of completing, coupling
and improving lis line of railroad, and paying its
indebtedness, from the city of Dallas to Denton.
In hnt0n county as may be determined and TO
fix Me rate of interest on such bonds, and to
auxprlze said bonds to be secured by first
morigagcon the property, franchises, rights and
privileges OF said company, and that notice Of
said meeting be given, as required by law. And
at the same time and place there viii be held a
meeting of the board Of directors of said cor
poration for the transaction Of such business as
may come before II.
Dallas, October 4 1881. JIM. MCCORMICK
sec'y Dallas & Wichita Railroad COMPANY.
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For Sale.


EoR SALE-At Il bargain, II small market lgar.
l. den farm OF 10 acres, suitable for vineyard or
dairy with good range for stock, with dwelling.
house, stable, cisern and peach, orchard three
miles from Dallas Address 7, o. Box $50.
nOvlS-it
EOR sALE-Several hundred feet of good
l. second hand three-quarter inch iron pipe,
will be sold cheap.
Apply to w.R. HENDERSON,
noyl5-dlw.wlt lie Ross Avenue.
IGOR sALE,-A farm of 100 acres of rich,
Il black soil, situated eight miles southwest
from Dallas One half in fine state of cultva-
ton balance pasture and timber--a nice, new
dwelling, with smoke-housc and other out
houses, and well of excellent everlasting
JONES d MURPHY,
Land agents; Office No 700 Main street.
EoR SALE-Five ponies, three heavy and two
Il light suitable for families One extra
ady's riding horse. Call at l3 Main street
DOR sALE--A suburban home, consisting of
Il house with four rooms, an clubhouse II
good ctstern and two and half or three acres of
land, situated three fourths of mile north OF
the courthouse, on Cedar Springs road, Just out
side Of the city of Dallas. For terms apply to
?, Gillespie, attorney at law, office Clio Main
street, Dallas Texas,
pos D'ARC posts and blocks for sale.
ID 4. II DALEY,
Forney, Texas
EoR sALE-at a bargain good dwelling
II house and lot well located
o. B0WSER,
atBowser & Lennon,
E'0R SALE-A splendid farm OF over Geo acres
Il of rich black land, situated on White Rock
creek, about ten miles north from Dallas and
midway between Dallas & Wichita and Houston
& Texas Central railroad. Nearly 400 acres we'll
fenced and in cultivation. Five tenant houses
ample timber and an abundant supply of well
and spring water. Bounded on the east by
creek plpnn and on a. SV
terms by Jones * Murphy, land agents. office 7Oi
Main street,
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Houston, 10th October, ISL.
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TNHE STATE OF TEXAS.
L To the sheriff or any Constable OF Dallas

Il TO IIIU NNtTIH OF any IOTStnDIO OF UNtINY
county, Greeting
Whereas, oath has been made before me by
G X Merriwether, that Chas o Lecount Is Il
by commanded that you by making publication
OF this writ In some newspaper published In Dali
las county, for four consecutive weeks, before
the return day hereof. summon the said Chas
o. LcCount TO be and appear before me at a
regular term Of the Justices court for Precinct
No, !, In said county OF Dallas TO be held at my
Office No 81 Main street, In the city of Dallas
county aforesaid, on the 2sth day Of November
1881, Al l0o'clock n, M, to answer the complaint
of the said g. X, Merriwcther for the sum Of
cighy.four and 50.l00 dollars due upon an. nc.
count for commissions on sales of goods.
Herein fail not and of this writ make due
return as the law directs
Given under my hand this LIST day of November,
1881 W NJ EDWARDS,
J. Precinct No |. Dallas county. Texas
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NOTICE
NOTICE
or Limited Copartncrship and Its Terms:

OF Limited Copartnership and Its Terms.
W II. Palmer having purchased the stock and
commission merchant and cotton factor at
Houston, Texas, has taken into said business.
as special partners II. l. Milby and X. II. Pal
mer both Of Houston Texas; the former has
paid In ten thousand dollars and the latter three
thousand dollars, and they will be interested In
the profits In proportion TO their capital so paid
inland their liability limited to their interest in
said business. W II Palmer will be the general
partner aud the business will be conducted In
name OF W II Palmer, successor TO Ed. MILKY.
The partnership begins 10Th October, $751; and
is 10 continue five years from date.
W. II. PALMER
ii. T.. MILBY
4, II PALMER
Houston 10th October, 1851.
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GET YOUR
Administrators Sale.

Notice " hereby given that In pursuance Of an
order made by county court OF Dallas county,
Texas, will sell at private sale all the interest
off. u, Coppsrfeld. deceased In the late firm OF
Lyttle & Copperheld also about thirty. Ave head
OF horses and mules belonging 10 said estate.
Fordescriptisn OF property call on
nov slot J. b. HATCH. Dallas Texas,
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miscellaneous Qaarts.

WANTED-By II Kruerel, carppnter ma
W builder, corner Sycamore and Commerce.
streets at our carpenter shop from SO to siu 900
worth OF carpenter work, johbing, etc or adj
dress lock box llgl, Dallas Texas. uoy6.S..cow
WANTED-ro sell u lrSt.clasS restaurant
W and fruit stand, cheap Terms, cash Ap.
ply $50 Main street noyl6at
w ANTED-Twenty good carpenters, with
chest tools To work between Toyah
and III Paso. Enquire At Patterson's drug store
novl2-u A. BRoWNLEE, Contractor
WANTED-Agents for our new and complete
w " Life of President Garfield" Fully Illus
uated. Agents, this is your chance to make
money. For terms, etc.. address Texas Book Il
Bible Co. 721 Main street. Dallas Texas
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$50 Reward!

Missing: DR.. G, D. Oates OF Dallas Texas
Small ofstature, weightabout Ic0ori8 lbs. COM
plcxion fair, blue eyes about 10 years OF age,
hair sandy had on when last seen q dark coat
and vest gray pants and black SLOUGH hat
Supposed 70 have wandered or or bearded some
train In 1t of temporary insanity The above
reward will be paid for any information regard.
ing his whereabouts, by ] T. ELLIOTT,
Lumber Dealer, Dallas. Texas.
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DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY
For Sale!

The underaigned viii sell any OF The following
Property, viz
IS by 10 feet northwest corner Ross avenue
and Pearl street with store house thereon.
Ia by $50 feet north side Ross avenue with
residence thereon. No. 5S7 Ross avenue.
City Drug Store lils Elm street. with 35 feet
of ground or with 60 feet front:
Part Of block No 26j, west OF Central railroad,
and north Of Swiss street near one half acre.
A. r. HENSLEY. Mt Exchange bank