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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-02
The Texas d 1T Louis Marrow Gaug'
Railroad

Intelligence from railroad source reached
this city yesterday to the effect tina. Fort
Worth had made bid direct at headquarters
for the Texas g. 81. Louis Marrow Gauge
railroad, agreeing TO give as much money in
cash as would any other town, and 70
gusrantee the right Of way, depot grounds,
ETC., provided il would come from Mt.
Pleasant by wey Of Plano. This snot an
idle offer Of Fort Worth, and if the people
Of Dallas wish 10 secure the road they muet
be up and doing. or else Dsllas will, In all
probability, get the go by. The people are
certainly alive 10 the importance OF tsS
road, and should spare no reasonable means
n saoura IL
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The ssos, miserab,e van oD Earth

Is the sufferer from indigestion. Those only
know It's horrors who have feit them.
To such is offered not only x ray of nope,
but a certainty OF relietand cure, in the use OF
RRoWN's PEPSI TONIC This won Geiful
remedy cures wi hout faith, when TAKEN as
directed. For s"te 10y Do!t Il Coffin, and W.
H Ii well & Bro. Dallas
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Better oct s. N0w

II seves l!fa and dor'ors' bills. We mean
Brown,s blackberry and finger; TIE mCst
successful remedy syr trOduced into The
South and west for the cure of Dlarrhoca, Dys
enterv and Cholera M,lbu'. For sale by
Howl & Colin AID W. II Howell Il Bro.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-02

There are in the town Of Durham ten TO AZ
teen Ftn king tobacco factories, hut W Il.
blackwell A Co are the sole and only man.
ufaciurern aud or. ginatOrs - the celebrated Oh
original fragrant Durham boil smoking To-
hacco. Their goods have the bull on each
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xon are sad and LONELY.

And It's All on acoruntof Your indigestion
BROWNS PEPSIN TONIC furnishes the
stomach with the active principles of diges
ton, gives tone to the sy tenn and cures dys-
pepsia. For sale by lfoyt & Coffin and
Howell & Bro, Dallas, and by all druggists In
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-02

Nh. Werrsn and Mis- Alice Oot-
i,rsrrn. bofh of FOrnsy, we're msrriso
Yesterday atfh St George hotsi Of this citJ
~ ths R-v. Mr. B5urlsud. Of The Isrns'
sf-est Nichols church, snd imns1isisls
VET vest O. q t1ur-
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PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
For sale by all druggists and country mer
chants.
THOMPsoN, GEORGE q CO.. Sole Agents,
Dalias and Galveston.
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IrysIrOpIp0bin

Dogs transmillt through their teeth. Teeth
should bo kept clear from virus Use Soko-
don't, keep the human teeth clean, and DO
damage can be done by the man VINO rays 10
his girl, Il feel ike eating you up, dearest "
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-02
Health and Beauty Combined.


woMAN's RIGHTS.
One who has long studied this subject n W
present the result Of his Investigations, lie
Is happy to say that he has discovered "Wo-
mans Best Friend" IL is adapted especially
10 those cases where'the womb is Gisordered,
aud will cure any irregularity Of the "H enses''
Brsd1 sd's Female he gular cts like charm
N 'whltes," or "A sudden CHI, ok of the MONTH
\ courses" from cold, iroubls of mind or ike
auses, by restoting III ''scharge In every
Instance In chronic rusci @ action Is prompt
and decisive, aad sagss q. cQu5ltutio "a RON
countless evils and permu are decay. Prepal ed
by ar. J. Braddeld, Atlanta, Ga; FOR safe
at 81 80 per bottle by all druggists. wholesale
by Thompson, SchOtt & Co.
MILLrowT, Chambers Co.
July ,, lsT. !
have used your Female Regulator e ,ten-
siveiy inmy practice for ng time, and with
entire success where there was no complica-
ton Of dis ase IL Is not speoillc. IL II IN my
opinion, the beet known remedy for the DIS
eases FOR which Il Is recommended.
j. Al. JAWS, II. ID.
For cole by all draggists
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Messrs. Polk, Miller & CO..:
Gents Enclosed please find 30 cents, for
which please send by return mail two bottles
Vest Pocket Cure think it is the best medi-
ioine for dyspepia ever tried The two bottles
! send for are for two other parties.
Respectfully, GEO. ELLIOTT,
EaVasota. Grimes Co. Texas,
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A-noveltS In the way of pu Tgatives, is Bal
ley's Saline Aperieni. Ii efferveeces and
Just like x ass OF soda water, Is
Just as pleasant, and for constipation, sick
head che acid stoina ch and no art burn, 1t is
inst "a th ing
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-02

Noother preparation possesses euch remark
allie properties for embi Fishing and strength
enipg the hair and rendering y dark and
glossy. IL cures badness and ersdica;es dand'
I'm hnrnett,s rarorIrg extract, are me best.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-02

Areuuine fsu..ls rsruls,or = n cnnstart o.
.uars b rsa-y yer v0man. nrd thai VIA
s..-ss p-.-erniusrt y d.. Dromsoolss Eneliah
Penal Blfle-s.
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The w ell Know sp0rt,man, Harr.
EHamtsaOu.

1872 West 3lst street, N. y. did not believe z
Linjruent Iodide Ammonia, and now cures
spavins 8, splnls, and ihorouRhpins by Its use
Sold by sill drugglsis. Send for pamphlet.
Giles pills cures dyspepsia.
12O West Broadway, N. Y.
T,inI siz Sc cnntA
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Pilot Point, Texas, May %, 1879.

Rev. Robert Watts. 4. NJ, Va:
have used the mixture In my family for
ten years, and have taken 1t for dyspepsia
colo which reateRed my life, and was cured
eating any diet W IthCut burt | have recon-
mended IL to other sufferers with the happiest
results. 1t Is the best tonic and corrective I
ever knew. For prOstration from dyspepsia
or liver disease it lie Invaluable.
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II your head aches. IT you have dyspepsia,
or are bilious with torpid bow Is. one or two
doses OF Bailey faline Ap'rient Will cure ynu
10 cools the stomach, acts pleasant on the
bowels and couts ON y Diiy cents.
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Yrss-ssy rncrning he oourt o0Dti1usa 70
49, ssissrss IN ths Store csss On ~
- tc tbs jzrs1lcticr 81 vsl - On N
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Mrs. Chestnut will be glad to SEQ her lad
friends, at her new store on Elm street, wher
q full line of ladies' goods can be had.
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Editor Richmond Christian Advocate:
This remedy is OF tried virtue have Sc en-
dyspepsia cured completely by it. iJseems to
be an aptidote to our ''national dlseas N
The ingredients are not kept by the apotheca-
ries and have been difficult to get.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-02

Rov. Drs. Jeter, Broaddus, Dicklnson-B
1t Ia endorsed by the direct personal testi-
mony of men Irrational fame ana of stricteSt
OF speech. II Is not too much TO say tuat no
medicine ever mad such support in lite favor as
specific. fhe word Of any one Of the emil
neDt divines who underwrlte this antldote to
dyspepsia has deserved weight. Their united
witness Joined with the'eXperimented use and
the approval of the preparation by well known
physlcians removes all doubt Ii 10 beyond all
question q wonderful therspepticsl agent
Editors Religious herald, Va.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-02

Rev: R. L. pabney, LII. D., Hampd enS..dn 2
col ege, Va:
1t Is highly esteemed here by the regular
medical faculty and the people. 1t is excel
lent for indigestion and fatulent coic-seda-
tive, sopori1c, tonic, slightly aperent, wih-
out nausea.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-02

Polk, Miller 4 Co.-Please find enclosed 81,
vain" II, vo,,r ayceiin,t yo.t Poapet nvsensis
Cure Fly wife Is very III and / Is the only
thing that helps her tnatI can end. Yonre.
DAVID T.. DAVIS.
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The Vest Pocket Cure for dyspepsia has done
me more good than any medicine l ever tried.
My father, who is regular physician, en-
dOrses It, what will you take for tho recipe
csnsell quantities of 1t In this section.
ope 1t may find Its way into every southern
Qme. w. N. WISDOM.
Oorinth, Heath Co.. Ga. May H. 1870.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-02

Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WiNE OF CARDUI."
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-02

No headache or back-ache for ladies
who drink SWINE OF CAROUI."
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-02

Rev. DIR. Mangun, Prof Univ. N. G.
Iconcur with Bishop Doggett In his estima ate
of the Vest Pocket Cue.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-02

Messrs. Polk, Miller & Co
Gentlemen: Please send me another bottle
of Vest Pocket Cure for Dyspepsia, l hero
used the tris b tile end have no hes jtntlon ~
saving l believe 1t superior to anything
known to the public.
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For eale by ell drug Ie,s.
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SWINE or cARDUl" cures irregular
Oh. what Cougni

painful, or difficult menstruatiol.
For sale by all Druggists.
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Buraett's CecOAine Has Received
Universal Endorsements.

For 1ale by all dragglsts
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Assignmeut of Cases

Assignment of jury cases in the district
court for the week commencing Monday,
| Nav 20 1881:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-27

though false. had been spread. Shat
Napoleon approved this choice, the
mai ority In favor OF BernadOste was 80
great the government yielded, and
Bernsdotte was unanimously elected.
August 81, 1916. In the autumn OF
the same yeer he arrived in Sweden.
and became at once the real leader
OF its destiRies.
As heir.spparent he took the name
Carl Johan. In the fall endowment
OF manhood, his powerful figure. the
well.moulded, aristocratic head, the
eagle nose, and sharp, commanding
eye, the FIRE and grace of his move.
ments, all proclaimed hin born TO rule.
In February, 1878. the old King, Carl
Kill, died. and Bernadotts. as Carl
(Johsp) XIV, was crowned without
Opposition. His accession introduced
q new etiquette. The cloak and
sword and the chapeau bas vanished.
az also the white gala plumes from
hats of high civil and military officials.
The funeral black court dress was re-
placed by q handsome satin costume,
and both little end great court uni.
forms were fashioned in easier and
more suitable styles. Official dinners
and the banquets of the marshals.
cavaliers, and ladies were dispensed
with. Pages were no more. and even
the chamberlain g duty az carver atthe
royal board was abrogsted. but plenty
of good meats and plenty OF guests
remained. Musicians and artists were
especially honored and forwarded ia
their careers.
Bernadotte's administration was
conducted with great ability and en-
ergy and the frmest patriotism, but
he was exceedingly sensitive to the
least comment upon it, while his to-
tai ignorance of the Swedish tongue
led to many and sometimes serious
misrepresentation. His reforms were
mostly interior, but he sturdily main
tanned Sweden independence against
the great powers; as for example,
when they meddled in the dispute
over NorwsY's part in Denmark's
state debt, and sent from their Con,
gress at Aacben. in 1918, a summons
to Bernad0.te to satisfy Denmark's
claims, the King decisively refused,
and effected instead compromise,
with English mediation. -Harper's
Magazine.
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Bernadette's Accession to the
Swedish Throne.

After the loss of Finland and the
consequent deposition of Gustavus
(Adolphus) w., the old Prince Carl,
under the title of Carl Kill, became
regent; bu! his weak administration
the war with Russia, and the un-
timely death Of the beloved Prince
Carl August, heir-spparent to the
Vasa line, combined to diGide the
Swedes in their Opinione as TO the
next proper recipient OF the Swedish
crowd. Some, supported secretly, it
is said, by Napoleon himself, favored
tue king Of Denmark; others desired
Prince Frederick Christian Agusten
berg, brother of the deceased heir
apparent, in which choice both King
and State Council concurred. and
courier vas sent to inform Napoleon.
This courier. Lieutenant Baron Won
M0rner, wanted, ike many other
young Ssedes, a French general to
take the throne and re-energize Swe-
den. Turning his back, therefore,
alike on old King Carl, his State
Council, and his own mission to Bon
aparte. young Voni M0rner waited
with all dispatch on Marshal Berna-
dotte, soldier and gentleman ofshin-
ing qualities. and coolly rendered him
he Swedish crown. Finding Berna.
potte willing, Won M0rper hurried
back to Sweden to work in his cause.
Offended at Won M0rncr's action, the
Swedish government continued to
press the claims of the Prince Of Au-
gustenberg; but when the Riksdag
for election convened at Orebro in |
the summer Of 1910, Baron Won Nor
ner proposed Bernadotte for the
throne with such eloquence, in q
plea of such consummste ability.
that his proposition was instantly and
warmly applauded by ths representa-
ives of the army; and as the rumor,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-27
ABIDING APH0RIsMs.

Jean Pancols publishes an interest
ing collection Of Aphorisms which he
found embiazoned on many quaint
old houses and their furniture.
Over the door Of many houses in
Germany, and in Bavaria and SaxoDy
ia particular, may be read these beau
tiful words of welcome: "God bless
thy coming in and thy going out" or
this slight variation of them, "Let
the blessing of God rest upon this
house, and upon all those who enter
or leave it. The writers of these
inscriptions were, like some OF the
writer's of epitaphs in our church
yards often disposed to let their do.
nations to pcsterity take chronic
form. For instance, upon candle
mandatory at Tuttlingen, on the
Danube, ne read: eff, 0, people.
death is ia thy house be like the
snuff of the candle OF life, thou know.
est by the odor whether it be tallow
candle or q wax oEe." This is, per-
haps. the writer's enigmaiical man
ner of setting forth the advisability OF
knowing, before the time of death is
reached, upon whom, and what, We
each have believed. Upon a lock-
smiths shop We and as follows: "If
We could put Q lock upon every lying
jaw, the lecksmith's art would be the
highest on earth. In the great dining
hall of the fortress OF Marienburg. in
Western Prussia, is inscribed: He
who wishes to eat here must be deli
cate in his eating, chsste in his con-
versstien, and peaceful in bis manner;
above all. pious and loyal; if not. he
will soon receive notice to quit.
Upon a bei-hanging-and bed-hang-
ing plays a grand role in all Northern
countries-is embroidered: "All those
who wear wool are not sheep; thou
hast, it may oe before thee, friend,
those who behind your back will prey
upon you. A serpent often dwells in
a hooRied mouth; see if such host
is anything more than false &C.
qusintsnce." Upon the tables OF
dining rooms is often engraved these
words:
The ornament of a house is its
neatness.
The fortune of house is its frugal
lty.
The honor of.!a house is its hospi
tally.
The blessing of a house is its plety.
Upon the dishes and plates one
often reads: ga lively guest is a bur-
len to no one," or "a table upon
which is sufficient food is a rich
.able." Mugs and glasses give to US
hese useful reminders:
Drink that which is cool.
Eat that which is cooked.
Say that which is true.
A meditative oIock-maker thus
time, which his instru-
nent registers. The clock strikes the
lours, of which he alleges, san
found, the last one kills."
On the walls of a church of Lubbock
J inscribed, for the benefit of its free
itizens, the following appeal, based
pom the name OF Christ:
You call me Msster-and you do
OF ask my will.
You call me Light-and you see
,e not.
You call me the Road-and ollow
10 not.
You call me Life-and you desire
lie mott
You call. me Wise-and initiate
/ not.
You call me Good-and love me
OF
You call me Rich-and from me
sk nothing.
You call me Eternal-and yet do
OF seek me.
You call me merciful-but do DOT
rust in me.
You call me Noble-aEd do not
erve me.
Yon call me All PoWerful-and do
10! honor me.
You call me iust-sud do not fear
ne.
When l condemn you, therefore
blame me noi.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-27
O40 00O a SPLENDID BUsINE
0IQIOOO property on 81 ain street
feet tToDt By 100 fest in depth; on corner
Houses 40 Rent.

Brick house, four rooms and pantry, 18th
Ward, near 10 business, S12.
We have three Dew brick houses Of seven
rooms each, with sll modern improvements
gas and bydrant watef, car line; each SS5.
Adobe house, five rooms, with lot, on Sta te
Road, two miles from posfekdoe. S.
Elegant residence of twelve rooms, with all
moderg improvements, 18th Ward. two Hocts
from MS.n street; water aud gas, $780,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-07

Editors Dispatch Among the names that
appear in connection with the Conservative
primary is that OF T. Wiley Davis, gentle
man who is eminenty qualified by fine abiI-
tiles and sterling worth to represent in the
next LEGISLATURE the intelligent constitu-
ency Of Richmond. Mr. Davis came 10 this
city a mere youth. and after serving his ap.
premiership as a carpenter, by dlnt OF hard
work and faithful service he rapidly arose
to a leading position among the architects
and builders Of Richmond. His exemplary
conduct through all the long years Of his
residence in our midst, the public spirit he
has ever manifested, whether as a commit
teemsn in Conservative councils or as q
member Of the city legislature, e!ntitle mis-
claims upon the favor OF our people to
hearty and grateful recognition.
II nominated at the ensuing primary ne
will prove himself typical representative
OF the working element Of our population,
and aB honest aud fearless exponent Of their
aims and wishes. But be VIII not prove
himself merely a representative OF bis own
class, but will look 10 a conscientious dis
charge Of bis duties as a legislator With an
impartial comprehension OF all the interests
which will be entrusted IN part 10 his skill
full and practical management. Let our
people, without distinction Of class or ma.
iion9liry, go 20 the primary tomorrow, ana
show by their votes the high appreciation
they place upon the claims OF most worthy
and deserving citizen. MERCHANT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-07


WHERE rs sHEf-N0BoDY SEEMS TO KNOW,
DEAD.
The following was received yesterday BY
prominent citizen OF Richmend:
WFsT P0IST, September 5, 1881.
Uncle A. and myself have been doing
what we can TO find out something about
the missing Mrs. Harvey. Edward Web.
Der, the ierryman, says be knows Mrs.
Harvey well, and that be brought her
across the river a week or two ago. He
brought her alone, with trunk, which he
says be put on The wharf at this place. No
one here knows more. They don't think
she ever left here on any Of the ships. IL
so, there is no register Of ber that / know
Of.
The following telegram from West Point
was received last night, aud gives the latest
news that could be had:
WEST P0IHT, Va, September {. Nothing
further has been brought to light here re.
gardng the disappearance OF Mrs. Harvey.
/ interviewed young man from James
City county to-day who IL very we'll ac-
quainted with all her family connections.
He says the community and her kindred are
perfectly easy and think she has not been
the victim OF any foul play, and that when
her relatives are interrogsted about her
they seem TO evade the question.
When | asked him his opinion he said :
/ have no idea she has gone to Kentucky,
but is, think, safe somewhere else"
There was rumor that she got on the
BlltimOre boat Havana, but this Is exploded
by the pnrser, who says no such lady has
gone OIL that boat.
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MRS. WINsLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP.

Rev. sYLvANUs COBB thus writes IN The BOSTON
Chrfstidn Freeman We would by no means re-
commend any Kind Of medicine which We dd no 8
know TO be good-particulary for iafaats. But o Z
MRS. WINSL0W SOOTHING SYRUP We can
speak from knowledge In oar own femily u has
proved bsessng indeed by giving an infant trou-
bed with collie pains quiet sleep and the parents un-
broken rest al night Most parents can appreciate
these blessings. Here Is an article which works 10
perfection. and which is harmless; for the -'eep
which it affords the infant Is perfectly natural, and
the little cherub awskes a. bright as button" And
during the process of eething value Is inca cula
Bile. We have frequently heard mothers say that
they would not be without II from The birth Of the
child iil Il had finished with the ieetbing seze on
any consideration whatever. Sold 10y all dru lgists.
Twenty-Five cents bottle ~ 2.eodlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-07

ACTUAL MORTALITY IN THE CITY OF RICE
NoNp. showing ages OF decedents, sex, and
color, with nativity and annual death-rsle
ner 900 inhabitants, for the week ending
September Sd:
Cause of Death Bronchitis, l white /;
cholera-moTbus, l white; consumption, 4
colored: convulsions, cOlOred; dlsrrb0d,
. white, l celored; drOpsy, white; dysen-
,erv, 2 cOlored; fever (typhoid), i Whlte;
eastrids, white; gastrO.enterills, white;
marasmus, 2 white; paralysis, l white, l
colored: pneumonia, | white; premature
birth. / colored; smslp pox, coloTed;
!, etbjpg. colored; ulcer (Qastricl, white;
unknown, . coloPed. Whole number OF
deaths iu the city exclusive OF stlll-bir'hs),
90. SfilI- Births l white male, colored
female-totsI, 2. Ser and Color; Males, o
white, 8 colored-totsl. ID females, 7whitA
: colored-total, Is. Age: One day to thir'
tv. 2 white, 4 colored-toial, 6; one month
to six, cOlnred; six months to tWeNe,
white, / colored-total, D; one year 10
three, . white, colored-total, u; nVe
wears to ten, colored ten years 10 lWenty'
Z 7colored; twenty years 10 thirty Color
ed; thirty years to forty, l white, l color
ed-tota, 2; forty years to nifty, whIe;
CITY wears 10 sixty, white. | coIored-
total, 9; sixty years to seventy, wnlej
seventy years TO eighty, wblte' Conar
ton. Single, 8 white, ~ colored-totsl, n
married, 9 white, 2 colored-total, 4; wio-
overs, white; widows, white, i coio,-
ed-total, 2; unknown, eolored. Ndslr<
tS. Richmond, IS; other parts. Of the
United States, IL; Ireland, 2. Loc11,iy
cts at large, colored; Marshall Wsrd, J
white, q colored-totsi, 4 Jefferson WARD,
/ White, 3 coored-total, 4; Msdison Ware.
) white; Monroe Ward, white; Gay
Ward. 3 white; Jackson ward, white,
o.
foAu.RATIvE WEEKLY MORTALITY.