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TIE BURNED CHURCH.
Hundreds OF People Visit the
Picturesque Ruins.
johnson, the .JnnitOr, Insists lilo
Did Not FirO II,
Though All tho Facts Clearly Point
to Incondiarism.


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nha R"'s,R aH "AS l"illt hnu siee"ltio' WIS rl!n
u.lt,,g tAcM ns IL wl,O tho iilcenlinry might
l,uvo tncl,, for nn Dp seemed u .lut,bt thAt Il
wns Tic work Of III, luccrttury, There w,,s ,,.th-
49, 49, - '". ..,r,. W. 49, ~, w., ,,', T.. ~ ~ $3.50,
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IN III t,,tn,,u,entp, ,pyencss anf nj direct col,.
tt"et ~ iHe sHutteFc" stTHc&urt uclo". Ane ''hiF
walls uf tho building were contcl on tito outside
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Tue sun fa la,Un.RAl miles RWny.-Tour drug.
HEst sells Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup Tor 55e bottt0.
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VIII 1TE4I I JAE4IkSe
CLINTON, H., Feb, l.,-Tto denth Of two old
settlers Ii rerortcd to-slny.-s'rs. Evans, ot
Lyuns aud Mrs. AlmtrN Sevlnuur, Ut this city,
, 1881-02-14

UCls,ck h Ayr,uIp ljNij, M, In Fwcnfy-gcwoui
ftrrri If Wna lI,tgluIr tsl hul,I ,sfi,rss ,ert-
Inv 1T tho hnll ytstrriny, 10 cunsi,it,r ,n,tt,1
winrlr xgs}tsbl cutitI IN r,tIaat ID u,iv iii thu
dill. ul,l iho burning Of ti1u ctliIr:n smtinluy
ux,t ttn.ssj,nic.1 t. t,ultjjt,x DI lyiIr soryjcu
n,,,. H. y ss raag ,x! Aaut 'o
:'Thu iirv ljr T,Itt,nr. tmlstur III ti,n church,
o,,ri,1.i tn, 4t.ryIrt.s with lid rtuttinu r mn n
nr,Itiri,t M,s4nv,, tIrnn, Inn s..rii,ttIrcs I.,
byll,t, " titn,k Uf AgrH' win ihnn sT,T hy thu
r;,,,mrrvntint,: nftrr whc., flr Ttm,rr ,,1ir
III. Il nr,,yrr nYinr t;nl's n"rsr n;I I,ri,,
m tt1gir httlr ~ t,caI. 1'0' "'''' ''e'''
,j'iio rry,rrtml rittInnnu suId Tint lr hI4 s,,,,
5ert lnr he rrnI,ls hn,l not BEEN announced,
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MgYlEig

Notice is hereby given 10 all parties
concerned That the Anglo American l.aul and
Claim Association, Il corporation charteredby
the laws of the state of Illinois. will apply 10
the next legislature of tine State OF Texas for
the enactment of the following special Law:
An act authorizing thu Anglo American
Land and Claim Association to purchase, Mold
and acquire, and to sell or otherwise dispose
Of real and personal property in the state Of
Texas.
SECTION /. Re IL enacted by The legislature
OF the State ofTvXas
That the Anglo-Amerlcan Land and Claim
Association, corporation chartered under
the laws of the state of llinolB for no purpose
of locating colonies on land la u dinerent
states and territories of the United states, are
hereby authorized and empOwcret TO pur-
chase, hold and acquire AMI 20 sell on other
wise dispose of real and personal property in
the State of Texas.
Dated at Dallas, Texas, this lst day of Jan
uarY, A.JAo 1881.
JAMES b. SIMPSON,
Attorney for Applicant
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different yards--some for the Union and
some for the national. They reach the Union
depot grounds in large numbers, where there
must be disentsng sment and redistribu-
ton which of itself occasions delay, but
even after this there must often be smother
wait until the departure Of regular train
for the yards.
During all this time th stock shrinks and
depreciates in intrinsic value, and suffers frem
exposure and hunger and thirst TO a degree
which would justify interference on the part
of the society fer the Prevention of Cruel
" to animals.
Besides the cruelty, it binders tho shipper
from reaching market 10 season far the trade
of the day upon which it was designed to
sell the stock, often involving loss. and al
ways dissatisfaction.
These delays are said to vary from two TO
ak hours, and sometimes even longer time
eapses before the stock is either fed or
marketed.
The railroad explanation il that although
great preparations were made for greatly
enlarged business during the past and pres
ent season, the most liberal calculations fell
short OF the actual requirements as developed
by The business offered; that they find it i'm.
possible, with their largely increased facili-
ties, to meet the demands of trade; that the
intensity of the cold has reduced tAe draw
ing power to be derived from given guam
tiiy of fuel; that the temperature induces
frtquent breakage of rails and that the CON
tinued close ofnayilstion has overGlled their
roads with dead freight, making i. utterly
impossible TO do more than is now done 10
expedite deliveries.
But as an explanation is not a solution,
live stock dealers are anxious for new ar.
rangement relieving the market oflhe pres.
ent unfavorablo state of affairs.
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SPECIAL LAW.


NOTICE is herr by given that after thirty
IN days publication hereof application
viii be made 20 the legislature of Texas for
the passage ofa bin amending the city char.
ter, In substance ~ follows:
10 repeal scctioos2, 4 aud of am .uded
charter, they not complying with law.
10 amend section III OF charter and provide
loi ,nlldlng and repairing sidewalks and
furnishing a failure by fine.
10 amend section l6S Of charter by chang
ing the manner Of selecting board OF apprai se-
ment ana the number of said board, 10 act In
condennihg private property for opening
streets, etc.
To amend section 80 so rs to crease the poll
taN to he used Tor school purposes and bro
Vide penalty for non-payment.
To amend sections G2 and 81 so as to increase
the jurisdiction of the Mayore court and in.
crease maximum of fine and imprisonment
under charter and give city Jurisdiction of
diSorderly houses, etc
DALLAS, January rs, ISL.
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! NHE sTATE OF rEX as

HE STATE OF TEXAS.
IL 10 the gherln or any constable of Dallng
county, gree ting:-Yo are hereby com
manded to summon Mary Bullard aud w, W
ballard, Whose residences are unknown, and
their heirs, wnOar nnn,es and Residences are
unknown, by making publication of tLis oitH-
ton IN come newspaper published In me
county OF Dallas for four successive weelys
prlOrto the return day thereof, 70 appear be-
fore the mmlssioners of oOnd emnaton an
pointed by tle Honorable Il. II Burke, county
Judge, At chambers, at the court house. I'm the
city OF Dallas, on the lTth day of February
next, then and there to answer thu D Ell Ion OF
The Texas Trunk railroad company, nled in
the c0uOty court OF said county On the 18th
day OF January, A. d. 1881, suit numbered
1896, said petitltlon praying for the appoint.
slent of special commissioners, as provided
by statute, and for the condemnation, for the
purpose OF constructing, esta hlishInR and
ma ntaning It's railroad of stri . Of land 400
feet long aud 900 feet wide, running across
thu folio sin described ract OF land, t0.wit:
The parcel of land containing 100 acres, ly ing
II miles ) II. from the oity of Dalns, adjoining
Rylio Prarla, known as part of the Mckinney
Williams surrey, ard belne that portion OF
ssid survey decided ON thepih 'ay OF January,
lsG9, ny WIN. Tubbervllle to Mary and W. W.
Bulerd.
Hereof fail not, but of this writ MAZE due
return, showing how you have executed the
same.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court.
at office OF the city Of Dalas, this The 18th duy
OF January, a. ID. 1881.
A. HARDWOOD, Clerk.
By W. ii. THAoKER, Deputy.
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FOR RENT.

EFOR RENl-Ho0se corner Wood ana Lacy
L elreets, consisting of following rooms:
Parior, sitting room, dining room, bed room,
with folding doors between each room, 80 that
the four rooms can be thrown INTO one; also,
kitchen, bath room, clothes preEs, pantry,
chlaa closet and hall Gas in every room aud
wRter-work5 In itchen and bath room
Tenls; One years rout in advance Also, for
sale u Charter Oak cook stove, almostnew, one
hsstiug stove, Ons extension table, one new
bedstead, one paTlOr set and some carpets. APP
Ply on premises, or to d. G.. Oppeahelm, at
Sanger Bros, up-stairs
NOR RENT-A two story house with neven
L rooms, three blocks nom busiGess CEN
tire; ois.ern and hydrant wafer. Apply to
Frank Wheat, 7O7 Main street,
N'OR hENr-Ihe Bennett hise mouse, In rear
4 OF John Potts grocery store, IN front or
PGei1c depot JitRbie for produce store;
viii hold 5, 600 bu6helsof com. For psrtiCu-
lars, inquire OF John Browning, 1857 Elm St
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Notice to Taxpayers.

The state and county ad valorem taxes for
l5eOwill become delinquent on the at day of
March next, at which time the office will he
closed until DELINQUENT lists are ma dc out We
Hre required by Jaw to make final settlement
by July LIST, and the present law requires that
all personal property be exhausted before
lands can be advertised 10 taxes. There ore
in View of the large amour, OF work to be
done, and the short time allotted in which to
perform tho same 1t will be impossible to ex-
tend the time for payment beyond March lst
fora owe year viii con sult their int rest by
sett nent az the came ef ore expiration OF
the ne, and thereby savb cost.
'especllully, We II. pRATIlER
ugX,CS llpct or of Dallas comfy
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TI7EE STATE OF TEXAS, County OF Dal.
l. las whereas, On the 18th day of May,
lso0, the City National Bank, of Dallas, is
sued TO Georgia Morgan certificate of de-
post for one hun red dollars, payable to her
or her order; and on the lth day of June 1850,
issued to said Georgia Morgan certificate OF
deposit for fifty dOllHrs payable 10 her order;
said certificates being numbered respectively
No. 1851 and No. 26ll; and,
WhereQs, 9eOrgia Morgan represents TO said
bank thai the said certificates have b en- acct
transferred or endorsed by her, and that she
ia now the only person entitled TO be paid The
said deposits;
Now, Therefore, In consideration of the
premises aforesaid, and Of the payment of the
sold sum of one hundred and MY collars by
said bank to said Georgia Morgan:
know ali man by these presents, That we,
Georgia Nor an, as lrinrpal, and MOlke
Cross and r., A, Mansfield, as sureNe6, ac-
knowledge ourselves bound to pay 10 The City
National Bank, OF DRllss, the sum OF two
hundred and atty dollars, recoverable before
any court of Dallas county, Texas, having
jurisdiction Ofthe subject matter.
Conditioned, That II the sNld Georgia Nor
gan shall well and truly indemnify aud hold
hsrhless the said bank against any and all
claims, demands aud judgments that shell be
made or recovered against the said bank upon
or by reason of the said ce tiiicates or either
OF hem, ana shall pay on aud discharge any
judgments, costs and damages that may be re-.
covered against said bank by reason OF such
cert ficates or either Of them, then the said
uond shall be mill and void otherwise IL
shall be IN full force and effect.
Witness our halds thls--day of January,
1851. MOLLlE CROSS,
X. A.MANSFiEUD,
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T0 TRADE OR SELl-.

One End hand buggy, extra good.
Fo1r head OF horses come very lne.
Five pianos.
Two fine gold watches.
one kiln GOOD hard br ok.
One case fine Hnglieh guns.
VIII trade any or all OF the above Tor country
produce at cash prices.
have also several tracts Of good land in
this and other counties for sale low.
j. /. kEEKEa Main Street
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Cruel Delays,

St. Louis, Feb. 9.-DuriDg the winter
grievous complaint has been made by mer-
chants and dealers of delay in the move
ment of freight shipments; live stock men
have been particularly outspoken and cite
facts which would seem to warrant atten.
ton.
The weather having been exceedingly severe
live stock exposed any length Of time neces.
sarily deteriuratos, and il has been alleged,
with some show of reason, that there have
been hurttul, if not unnecessary delays, at
this point.
On the various lires Of railway, at different
stations, cars are picked up destined 70
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Public Gotiec

TSher9by glvon that J n. Ic-dom of the
L city and county OF NGlps. 1nd state OF
Texas, did on the ION uty Of January, 1881,
ass gn to me all Of his goods and property for
the benefit of his c'euitorF, and that have as
cep ed said assignment and en- cred upon the
dischn 20 Of ils duties at G}l Elm STREET.
W. G.. VEAL, Assignee Oil y Leedum
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FOR sALE.

NOR BALE A rare chance - VIII sell at
L bottom prices, for cash or trade forlmproved
property or secured notes, forty sulty plows
by beat manufacturers and of toe best make
Apply at Milburn wagon depot, ON Austin
flreet In rear of Adams & 1eonard's bank, to
W. J. Britt.
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DR. =. EAGAN.

Having permanently located In Dallas. re.
spec tni!y offers hls professional services TO
the community.
Onice: 7I3 HAHN Street.
Residence, Grsnd-WindsOr hotel.
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LOST.

7 OsT-0n the 7th, black sn1 tan bitch
H. answering to name Of Midget. The
finder will be literally rewarded on Der raturH
to the Long Branch. G.. NJ.
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Co-paEtneRshiD.

AYE, the undersigned, have this day formed
w q. co-partner,hlp, for the purrose OF
conducting general commission and grain
hu'lness, under the firm style &c Curtis h
Garrett. We pay the highost CASH prices for
all kinds ofsraln. bones, IRON, etc and make
liberal advances on conslgnmenis.
Z. T.. CURTIS,
a. c. GAHREtT, in.
DALLAS, Texas, January 81, 1881.
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Thanking my numerous customers fer their
patronage while In the late firm of Curtis N
Robinson, ann while alone, | resp ctlully So
licit continuation Of their business.
q. p CURTIS
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Special Meeting.

A special meeting of the stockholders of the
Houston 3 f1ZaS GG1Ral R. R. Co.
VIII be held at the general office oil tho com.
pRny In the city o. Houston on Monday,
March 2lst, 1881, for tho purpose of consider
ing aud taking such action a. may he NJ ces-
airy t. enable said company to Issue It's u0nda
for the purpose Of paying on ard retiring all
former issues Of bonds OF hecompnny and Of
paying all other outstanding Indebtedness of
tne company and for he further pnrposo o I
improving aud lettering said comp inies' line
Of IA lroad, ana % secure tne payment of said
bonds by mort go upon the properly and
franchises OF HE company.
A q. RICHARDSON. Secretary.
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PMYSdCNaM.

DHY9TCfAN AM sUEGE0N-DR. NOR.
1 TON. Office, in lrst nailoual bank build (.
Ing. Residence, san JtclntO street, near
Leonard
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NTANThD-A good we'll digger or well
w cleaner. G. n. Hosmer, Market, he
tween Elm and Aais sti.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN.
NOTICES.

NOTICE - Advert sements NAV be handed
~ into our business Office up to IN. m,
aud lnto the composing room up to Il. m.
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MARTIN,s FERRY.
CarpenteFs' RestiVHI-NRFF0W EseaE
from NePIOuR Injury. Rto.. Etc.

CaFpenteFs' ReStIVaI-NaFFOW Escape
from serious Injury, Etc, Etc.
Frank 8. Morrison arrived home from Ann
Arbor Dental College Friday morning, TO
spend the summer vacation.
Ed. E Capehart, from the United st,tes
Naval Academy at Annapolis, arrived home
Friday forenoon.
Mr.. John Davis, who has been seriously Of.
llicted with inAAmmatory rheumatism for the
past two months, was able To get up town last
Friday. ....
Mr.. 8. g. W. Morrison was summoned
home from indianapolis Thursday on account
Of the death OF D. fark, Jr.
The announcement Of the death OF D. Park,
IT,, OF Wheeling on Thursday morning, was
sad intelligence TO our citizens The inter.
ment was private at Walnut Grove Cemetery
Saturday afternoon. Mr. Parks removal
from our midst TO Wheeling January last was
much regretted by bis friends here, but this
feeling was deepened 10 sorrow by this last
sad news
Miss Sarah Gray Is visiting for week or
i've with her brother, Prof. John A. Gray, al
New Concord.
Miss Klttle Marshall, from New Concord, Is
visiting at Mr.. Jas. GrAy'a, on Fourth street.
Mr.. Ellis Kennedy has returned from Car
rolion.
N iss Agnes Westbrook, frJm Washington,
Pa, is visiting Miss N. A. Morrison, on Hick.
ory street.
The carpenters OF Martins Ferry have ar.
ranged for 0 festival 10 be held In CONNER.
cial Hall, July Ut and I'd, the proceeds 10 be
Tor the benefit Of John Mcdaniel, who has
been unable 10 work for nearly year. Mr..
Mcdaniel was an honest, hard working car.
penter, and when bis health failed the sup.
port OF his large family was cut short His
fellow worEmen have interested themselves
In his behalf and propose tomAke this festival
snccess. Their efforts are latidable apd al
acts Of bonevOlence In this direction will be
worthily bestowed. tall go and thus assist
In the word OF charity. A gold headed cane,
o case OF drawing instruments and good
milch COW will be contested for OH the even.
ings above mentioned.
Ths Climax has returned from Pittsburgh
and Is again on duty.
Meetings are to be held In several OF the
churches this evening 10 try t. arrange for q
Union picnic OF the Sunday Schools. An NJ.
fair OF this kind would be enjoyable and II Is
hoped Tint all plans and arrangements will
be satisfactorily contaminated
Or. A. r. o6g had q very narrow escape
from being seriously injured al his drug store
on Saturday about noon. While putting up
q quantity Of nitric acid for customer The
bottle was shaken sufficiently 10 cause II 10
explode throwing the acid all over the doc.
tors clothes and hands. bis face being spared
with onlv few small drops. He called
loudly ;for ''Oil," and was given generous
sprinkling OF II by the cerk and DR.. Williams,
who happened 10 he near, and responded
quickly quickly ~, TUG o apr LED 80 promptly ne!i.
escaped without injury, but ruined suit Of
clothes A very fortunate escaped.
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BHocKviLLE. oSr, June is Two OF the
escaped convICLs who jumped from the
train near Cardinal yesterday, while on
the way to the Kipg,ton penitsntisry,
we're seen this morning at Morflstown, N.
Y, opposite this city. One OF the Eve,
who Jumped head hfst from The car win.
dow, was seriously jured, aud taken in
charge by the section men at Lynn.
II appears the pfisoners were not prop.
efly handcuffed, nor sufficiently guarded.
A Cass.kniie made into saw was used by
the cohvicts for saving The handouts.
When The guards atIem pied 10 gel posses.
sion Of the knife the ConviOts passed Il
through the windows 10 each other, and
succeeded 10 retaining IL One prisoner
smashed a comrades habd dcutfJ with bis
own, and others broke theirs over tina
backs Of the peatR, The guards yete
frightened aud powetleSs. The prisoners
said that II the guard had not been In.
Cteastd Of this place oil the thiitJ ..htee
would have eecAped,
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pARINa pAYLIeMT HoBRERY.


oLRyE1AND, June lS.-One OF the cool.
est and moSt audAclous and successful
robberiss that have been committed in
this city for years occurred this afternoon
about 2 O'Clock. About | o'clock K. o.
Cutler, book,kseper for Mahr ( Brayton,
foundere, at No. 20 Carter street, went to
the bank and drew $500, with which 10
pay the Workmen their weekly salary,
Cutler took the money 10 the Office and
placed Il in large vault safe. Locking
the safe. leaving the key In the lock, he
gave hlA attention To the books, In Riew
minutes o tap at the window attracted his
attention, and looking out Q man in q
buggy beckoned him TO come out. The
man in the buggy said he wished to
see Mr.. Brayton, one OF the propTietors,
but he was lame and could mot set
out oi the buggy, He detained the book.
keeper as long as possible, talking about
matters connected with the foundry, and
as Mr., Brayton was not there he soon
drove away, saying he would call again,
and Gutter then returned to- his desk, and
the first object which attracted his atten.
tion was the bunch OF keys, to which was
attached the one with which he had locked
the safe, lying on the desk, Turning TO
the safe he saw that 1t was locked. Hur.
liedly opening II, and glsnclng inside he
discovered that 5000 CT the money,
which was in bills and had been cayelessIy
thrown into pigson.hole, was gone, The
rest, which was In silver, had been placed
In Q corner OF the safe and escaped the OBJ,
Of the thiet. Cutler said he saw
no one else about the Office, but the thief
could scarcely have entered at q rear door
without being seen, He thinks he was
followed from the bank by two or more
men, and that the one In the buggy was
an aCcompliCe, Although the man In the
buggy had Crutch, II was q new one, and
Cutler thinks he was not lame at all. |
There is not the least clue upon which the
detectives can work.
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GENERALHRANr
Gives Uuerance 10 n Few More Views
rpOn the PoIItIcat situation.

Gives Utierance 10 Few More ViewI
rpOn the PoIitIcAt Situation.
New YoRK, June ls.-General GRAM
arrived at noon yOsterday, In company
with some members OF his family, and
looked tired and travel worn, but he was
subsequently accessible to reporter, with
whom he held . short conversation:
"Will you 90 to Albany"
"It thought could secure the election
Of Conkling and Plat l might. Icame here
on business, and under the circumstances
will not 90 TO Albany. / know but little
about It, but, Judging from the present
outlook, think this Legislature will adj
journ without elecling any body. Conk.
ling anu Plat ought 10 be returned, and
would he II 1t were not for the influence
OF the Administration used against them
Robertson was made Collector because he
proved traitor 10 me at Chicago, and my
friends have been insulted because they
stood true TO me. Blaine is at the bottom
Of the whole fight. Garfield is weak and
easily influenced. Blaine ig using the Ad'
intimidation TO defeat Conkling. Hemay
succeed now, but not In the end"
There is talk OF Q public meeting and
serenade to Grant, at which DonklinR will
speak, and the services oil the General will
be placed In contrast with those of Blaine
and Garfield, who will be held up as hav
Ing insulLed him.