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CLARKE COUNTY.
BERRYyILE, Va. September I, ]

B~ERRYYILLB, Va. September :, 1881.
Editors Dispatch The Clarke Rifles,
commanded By Captain :, J. c. Moore, are
in training for yorktown. Some question
having arisen in regard TO the ability Of the
members 20 bear the expense OF toe trip,
Captain Moore has proposed that the mem
bers 81 the company provide themselves
with three days ration snd march 10 Al
exandria. there 20 take a steamer 10 York
town. Whether other officers and members
Of the company will have The " grit - 10 &C
cept the Captains proposition remains 10 be
seen. but be pledges himself 10 march every
foot Of the way 10 AleXandrls; aud "ratber
than be nice about H. ! am inclined 10 be-
lieve be would march all The way 10 York
town. CAPTAIN Moore Is one OF the few
men who during the late war was regarded
a. n - born soldier" taking TO military life
and sflirs naturally. With 4 thousand
such men at Yorktown the days Of patriotic
fervor would cease 10 be numbered with
The past. Clarke i making every prepar1-
non 10 be properly represented.
e.. N. L.
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LONDON, September 1.-THE Datty Astos
states that the Russian journals publish ter
rible details u the diphtheis, now epidemic
in Russia. II Is reported that ia certain
comununes and parishes al the chlIdfea IA
der fifteen wears old have died. The tis,e
Of The attack dates from lS72. when the dis
ease Hrst appeared IN Bessafabia. Since
then ii has spread far and wide over the
sonlh Of the empire, whence It lately began
"a loake rapid progress towards the east and
Ihen northwest. In Pniiow a, a province Of
! considerably less Than 2,oJO.e0 inhabitants
there have been $3.50 esses Of wbacE L.,
T65 we're fatal.
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InAav TroabIeS.

Ntw ORLEANS September Al j. re-
oo,,ed thai the British Consul asked Tor
rra,ectian for the steamers Historian ana
c.ns and The bark George, and lhat me
Governor promised TO sena uoof1 'a ne
Icons are furnished By tomorrow morning
the Consul viii communicate ~ .1e DE
tlsh Minister n Washington. ~ -
.nared mat the Spanish Consul has tele'
a-snhed 10 tine spanish Minister IT Wasn
5rstm IN rtlstion 10 ibe sfiairs Of fhI
aeamer GaIlego, -. ~ .
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A SOUTHERN TRIP PROPOSED.
Dr. BoJnton Fears that the Lung
Trouble wiz he - Repetition Of
the parotid Gland.
SECRETART LINCOLN CALLS
On n Patient ana FsHds "a Very
Sick Man,

New Orleans Labor Troubles Not Yet
ouieied- Railroad Matters-MOre Heart
rending Accounts Of the Suffering in niesi-
ana Modern Dick Turpin in New ing
iand-AnotAer Great Victory for Iroquois;
He Captures the ~. LeEcr Stakes-Diphths-
ria Epidemic in Russia; Terrible Details or
fs RaVages-0ther Interesting FOREIGN
EVrufs.
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A card frem Wilson R~eassertinx sbeE'
Commences and Challenging
Blair 90 Sue Him for Libel.

Other Letters Produecd By Wilson showing
Wythsviiie 20 AIsew blair n Fair Chance
TO DisProve the e~enuineness Of the Letters,
bat Meets with ne Enesurage~ent in that
Direction from Bisir-A Meeting between
Blair and Wilson; No BIows-An INTEREST,"
ing and Valuable Statement.
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The Lrrcnbnrg Regatla.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. September 14.-An
three # he civ CLUBS are expected 10 send
crews 10 the regatta az Lyuchburg next
Tuesday. The Columbia crew will start
mex Saturday night. and Viii be composed
as follows: Wallacb, stroke; Kiniuer, 3;
Mute. ?; W. \. Smith, bow aud w. VIII
Iains, substitute.
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srooK ExCHANuE.

WEDNESDAY. s~tptenaber ~. 1881.
s~AtKS-FfRsr -Sf0 RIchnosd. FRED
erieksturE snf fptozhac 6sflsesl az fofk. 1000
Richmond and Alexhaay 6Tst Is ~ los 40 shsres
Ricn mond- Frccefietsbsrz aaa Potomac cen nson
stock a. so; 10 sssres Rien nona and AIAeeisny
stock AZ as 20 81. AZ 4s. 70 %. ~ 81, 20 90. ~
As: 30 shares Nmfoik aud Wcstera prsfsFted zesa
Al 56s: 10 shares Ms7chasts National Bank aock
at ii2 20 do. % liz; 10 shares Atlanta asS Char
lotie stock a; rs. 10 shares Richmond and psnviiie
sfock al l07s.
SECOND BoARD-10 shars Chesapeake and Ohio
stock Al % 10 shares norfolk and western prefsr-
red stock Is. 81 a. So 20 do u S64. 10 shsres A.
lsRfA and Charlotte stock 1t ~: 90 shsres Peters
burx Railroad stock 1t s2y, 10 On at 32k 90 %. q;
s2s. 20 do. al s2s; 100 sharss BEhmoodA Dd D~u-
vffia ssork ~ f0T
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5eiobtr. Hogs sgronger at SO 25a$6 90.
SEw YORK CvrroN FUTURES.
NV YORK. Sentmher I4-Cortou-Net ~.
nARrsE rsTEI.LIGKSes.
PORT OF RICHMOND. sEPrEnBxs ls.IssI.


ARRIVED.
Schooner Robert Haley. Brooks Al xandria.
grain. H~sxalACreushaw COMPANY.
Schooner VI 4. Aon0ru, Achorn. heauehec river,
ice. Mrs. Jane ktEg.
Schooner Potomac. Rigglns Philadeirhis railroad
iron. Richmond and nanyiiie gaiiroad Company.
SAILED.
steamer ARIEL. clifford. Norfolk. Tniiee states
mail, merchandise and passengers. l.. B. Taium.
scent.
Steamer TIger Lng, wsihar. smlihreld. mer-
chsnd'se and passenger, ". a. q. Cole. super
lmtehdenL
schooner Maggie p. Marsion, B'scking'oa. Ports
MOUTH \. A.. coal, Chesapeake and Onio Railway
Com any.
schooner John Irene, Wade. Yorktown stone.
Curtis & Parker.
FAST VOYAGE
The bark Harriet : jackson. Bscon, arrived az
NsH York Septem er Sth from Rio Jsneire, making
D. quick voyage and heaiiDC an the FAST vessels which
fr1ae 20 that p0iL Captain Bacon Il vel ana ~
yOrahle known here among cur tbiprers % forei<n
h0rfs. having losdsu several ZINES with doar for
MEMORANpA.
BOs~rOg.-Arriyed september IA a 4: steamer Kt-
.uawha. Greenwood. from ichmCnf
NV YOHK.-AIriycd l3th: schooner JorFo.
Tyler. Rich aOnd. va. for New Bedford. alsn,
schooners George Lennon Russell, srG samuel
Wood. rh0np sOn. Tor Virginia.
DELAWARE RRRAKwATER.-Arryed l3th /:
Schooner A. e. Lyons. BuBneiL. Eom Philadelphia
Tor Richmond.
PUrLADFLPHIA-Ceared 13th: Schooners W.
e.. Wicsham, cieeimau; ralHe Mar. H0Qck tlias
Moore. LEWIS A. :. GGkin, Gaskll-Al Tor kch-
ntonl.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, september IA, 1854.
SALES.
White. 10 bushels good AZ tl4s. Lam
caster. $50 bushels nrme M &l-53 lie bpshsis
verv eood 70 $50 Mixed. % bdsnels vet good az
az 20. q basheis good AZ il.44 l24 bushels good
AZ sL4O: IS bushels fair a Sl-3S. FahA a bush
.es very 5000 AZ sl45; 80 bushels very good n
al A Ga bushels good AZ $40 AID sl4Si zoo
bushels common and fair AZ Sl-35. q.
CORN-Wbite. 1916 bsshels prime ar DO NNed'
"a bushels very good AZ Sc.
OArs-5g bushels very good spflnE ~ &c. luo
bushels wtsferI 20 SIC.
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Affairs in Ireland.

DUBLIN. September H-The Executive
Committee OF The Land League Will submit
resolutions 10 the National Convention de-
claring that the cause OF the political and
society lis imperishing the country is The
detesiable system Of alien rule, and that the
people can never be prosperous and content
until they enjoy the right Of seif-govern-
ment. for which they will never cease 10
struggle.
The second resolution %denOunces the CO.
ercion act as having been devised 10 q spirit
Of ~nallgnily and hypocrisy, and executed
for The eradication OF private vinGiciye-
ness. and for the suppression Of admitted
Dublic rights upon men who bore q heavy
share In the movement which led the Gov
/ srnmeBt 10 initiate The land bi!l.
Another resolution chsrscterizes the land
| bill a. radically insufficient, and saws u can
not be accepted A. q Just, wise, or even
temporary settlement Of the question.
The Executive Committee Invites the
| Convention, therefore, 10 solemnly pledge
| itself 10 determined adherence 10 The pin
! ciples OF the Land League until liz aims are
fully accomplished.
! The ~. LeSer Stakes.
LONDoy. September 1.-The race for the
! ~. Lecer stakes az the Doncasier Septem-
Der meeting to-day wgs won by lroquo-s ;
| Geolist second, Lucy Glitters third.
A large crowd was present, among which
were many prominent Americans, who are
iuoilant. The following is a summary {:
The -. Leger stakes OF p sovereigns each
for three-year old colts and hllies; the
owner OF the second horse 10 receive 200
soyereigns, and Of the third 100 sovereigns
out OF the stakes, over the new -. Leeer
/ course. about l mile, G ~furlongs snd l32
wards closed With Do subscribers 2. Lori'-
lard's br. C. Iroquois, by imp. bennington,
dam Maggie b. b., l22 pounds. l Mr. r.
/ Gtetton's br. C. G%eologist, by Sterling,
( dam siluul, l22 pounds. = = or. T..
Lucy GlitieFs. by Speculem, dam Bicycle
IL pounds, 3.
The King Of DshOmey on. h War
Path.
LONDON, September il.-Adviees from
the west coast Of Africa stale that TIE hing
of Dabomev, With bis army Of Amazohs,
/ had raided aud destroyed the towns %
Ipnaaio and Okeko. northwest Of AbekoHta.
They bad populations Of many thoussBGs.
All who we're unable 20 escape were or0Hght
to Abony, the capitol Of Dahcmey. for sac
ri6ee al the great annual " eustom."
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CARLISLE, Pa, September I3-In July
last. during 3 visit 10 Luray, Va, Post No.
POI, G. a. B., OF Carlisle, was very cor
daily received by the ex-Confederates Of
the Shenandoah Valley. The Post, in re-
turn, has invited rs Virginia hosts 10 visit
Carlisle September 2Stb, and they have ac-
copied. Extensive preparations are being
made for their reception. Post No. ?, Of
Pbiiadelphia. and a number Of Posts in
Southern PENNSYLVANIA, together with sew
eral companies u the National Guard, have
been invited 10 meet the southern visitors.
II is expected that Governor Hoyt will also
be present.
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cixtfss<gz. sfpessssf If.-F1rsf sses1y spd
guchaneefs wheas 5fs Se q re9 9isfrf. ~ ".
c~f . sds az 7oc. Oats asR sf 81. Pom hras
COS ' sr1n ' ara s sssssssss. 'f sssi sss !. 's sss ssu. NJ
and ksbrf a. aLy3s nspbfbxfisn eaies 81 fo{sf.~s
soedS 10 nafreh On nc sasts . siil Hoas act
'lnx spabuschsni se.254f7.10.
81. LoUs.
81. LOUIS. srpas mber I4-FYouf DAT end nosn,-
uaf Wbrzs sassuist an1 irs.rs etosad arm. No
Z rs ns $500 e. e.. ~ osiesss; Corn
423c. casa. fssc. October Pnzk sssier a e2t IS.
Beis-gsass armer; .heaiesrs. 81 %; m. sio.75s
81 s.t ssse 'las s. sis s Say is1i I; s ns.
inaay st3-f1. Wnisksy eteady AZ f1.1G-
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Sspsefnhpr i4-FIopr st.sdy ard frnn.
Wheai aetiEe snd a shsoe hisaes; No = red winter.
temseT. tLsos oc.absr. sI's5a Novsmhsr. corn
st ". FIRM, s3f higher efsc cash aus reptema<r.
lrong and hisner; 40c cssh ssd septersber. 40te.
ociooer, f2se. Noxerter. Ferk susestied aod rem
sz.,'s over; sIs e2sssis.7s cash sIesss
- s:Hssna y2sssasS: .I2s5ssis 3 cr,a.
steady s0a unchanged. WhiskeY steady and an.
airwAuKgx, September I4-Fsour Inactive.
Wheal strnag, No. z h1swaukee. 81 20 cash ana
Septenhcr. uctob-r. sl.SQ4. Move nbsr. eis2k-
tofn nf0er, No. = obF- taftfaFcr aui wanted.
No z. 40Ac. Provisions ffefDtzr. sitG porf.
IS cash sud september. fl9 90 Oei0cef. Lsrd--
Prime steam. &I2 Is cash and ~eptsmh<r. tl2 Is
cciobtr. hogs stronger at s6 25tsf6 90.
SEw YORK CvTroN FUTURE
z YORK. Sent ater 14-Coston-Set re-
esipts. 2e2 bales; groes. liza hales; fstnEss clssed
barely steady a. 10 DAYS lo~est prizes saiS. lsg.
600 bales September. SlL6estlLT0s October,
81 .5R9filB7. Nosenbe-, al SIS i~eernbeg,
Sill 64aflLe5: Jsnazrv. sll s2GsI1 - Feb
rnarv, tllesfct1 90; Ma ch, s~i2.076ti2 08
April. slzl7asl2 IS; NAV, sl225@sl2 20;
Jnne. *l2 32asI234.
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fly TeIexraPR &.
NEW YORK.

r 1Nhh.
NFw YORK September lE-Ceusa seak and
lates. L.I31 bates. uRsass ~;
gvaaus. l2Ef . consolidated net recriss. l4.lIt
Ssies. exporis-t0 Greet Ir;siu. s so b4les. = our
arm aaa talei; common W. " W1Sss,
irregular ana uu.etued CHICAGO aBa AliNseAr,
II - 50: migrated, a EHSls7f: NO ,
red. sepeasDer. sl.4I@sl. A. .goorr, si4ss
asaadr I01ysr r. ct0sFd heavy and - oNei ta
graGed. 6l@7ze NO.z shile. so s0ae. ysno@,
4sc.: NoyemBsr 76k@7Tse. oats s4ite.
ho~sr: eb0sed wrak. No 3 A3c. hope steadl Ans
anrh nE.d. COFFEE G@ for chsss ana mee9as
- sess sr.tve. tsirt - good re8Bsns. Z 10 lSe5c.s
re8ssd active aud Sr0ag Standard "a ~.
Noiaeses IN fair cssaad 4nc srss. hlce MA sSd
e,rsx active. R0sin sfn a S1SVat2.S9, fnFpen-
80 .tesdv II 53c. NafA very hrfn ana "a Be trr
d~mzna: dOmesri9 areee S4H4ee.i l1kas lao
sie. P0rs lover; aeN- ze4sS -: aia"r 90,
- arfivs: opened arm. eiosiog heavy aDs lower
si242EGsIs a. september. kEeiEets saA and
Wesk. -Y..opr
September l4.-FsS0s srong and
fairly active. H8Wsrd-strneJ ana western tuiEr,
dne. s5atA75s sxiFa. s6.z54kt: fAssily' $50
IS CIV ala sao Ias ~ 80 -.
ssuSen nniiy, $3.50. NhA-Souinsrn nrBii
western easy soutnera red. l&0eslA5 am,
her sl46asl 81 No. ! &bFsAsd. u 40 NO
~ssteyn winter rea. spOI. aud SspIsmb< r. ~ 44fa
alS5: Octo5rr. SlA5& Gsl.4ots N9yeinhef
Sl.SO%df1.5i. DecefnArr, sl.5f. trg~--onlhs
,n.csise snd lower: sOap 6sfn whiis SOGeSc--ssie
al zoe: yellow. T2N Oap steady saithera- soa
Bse.; westera white, 5l@5tc-s inixtd oueesle.
Pturhsivania. alaoAa froFisions very sdo4i
and M Instances higher. Ne rpork. s1o.Ta. bniA
weats-Shoutdfrs aud ciear-rsb sides pssksas y
ard liza RzeOB-s SHOULDERS. lCac.s tsssI ~
slsbe<. IZkn, hama A%4loc- Larc-htEno
lieSc. Cufss sts4sys BIO esrsoss, oralnsry g or
e. wtsssss qasrs Il y 70 FfTsshisesn,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, September IA dispatch from
Tuuis 10 The Times saws: II appears that
the camp At SeaqaabaYain IS 10 a critical
position, s. al communication with TuDls
has been cut Of. The Bey Is grealIv dis
tressed az the demand Of France 10 dismiss
Premier Mnstapha, Is he Il special lavorite
with The Bey. Mustapha's successor j. high
Is respected throughout the country for his
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nRrax. nEnICINEs. se.

- PON G L 5.
We have Just received The largest and finest as
sortment Of SPoNGEs ever o6-rei In ihis city,
embracing all KINDS, sires, and prices.
Also, another supply Of elegant 0IL-DRESsED
CHAMOIS SKINs For sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO. Druggists,
age 1915 Main street.
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u-o--we cpcte F1ne, s45OafS. extra, 81 so
90 ~ srrarane. s6.5OdkGTj: celason IAN
S775ass; choice or saJent ftiaily fs.JOs
$50.
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The PRSlDENTS CONDITION
THE HOPE OF HIS RECOVERY

Greatly strengthened by The Encour.
aging Newsfrem the sick Room.
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WYTHEvTLLE, Va, September Ion
Monday evening lsst / learned for the first
time that Captain F. ). Blair bad publicly
stated that the letters written by him 10 me,
and dated respectively the 81 and l1th OF
October, 1880, and the same which have
heretofore appeared In The L%yBebburg Vr
ginian snd other papers 10 the State, were
forgeries. / also see II stated that I have
been paid money to produce the letters.
As soon Is I beard o. this deaial I took the
frsi train for WytheyIlie snd arrived here
Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock. ] imme-
dlsielY
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A Girl ten~years oid, at a western camp-
meeting. on being asked what denomination
her folks belonged TO. answered ." am a
Brethren, and my mother Is q Brethren
too
A son Of Lord DuGerin bas succeeded IN
swimming aeress The R0sphorus near Con-
stautinopie, and Ehglish newspapers very
generally claim that DC Is a greater man than
Lord Byron.
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WYTHEvILLE, September -, 1881.
Captain r. :. Blair.-I am here 70 prove
that YOU gTe the author OF the letters read
by Captain George ID. Wise yesterday, and
viii be pleased 10 meet you 10 the morning
and give sou the benefit Of a public denial
in the face Of the people Of your own town.
l hear You propose TO leave Wytheville to-
night. and write 10 ask you not 10 leave
before you zee me.
Very respectfully.
" IFTGu WmEOW-
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SUMMER sNO ~.
WARn SPRINGS.

BATHC. USTY. VA
VIII he Kept open NATL NOVEMBER 1sr, or later
A gopd compsnY is expected during the mouth o
Oc ober. Good cooks and other servants retained.
se4-1w JOHN T.. ETEhNh.
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ELBeRoS, n. j.. September i4-9 A II
(Ofbelal Rulietin AT iDe examination Of
the President AZ $50 O'clock this morning
bis temperature wa % 4; pulse 100; res
pirsti0n 70. He passed tue night comforla-
bly,. sleeping sufficiently. he j. bright and
cheerful this morning aud has taken fruits
and his first meal for the dav with relish.
ID w RTTsa-
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HYGEIA 7

n III INLIh ITO TIT
4 OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
situated 100 yards from FORT Msnrot. open al
The year. % Fqual 10 any hotel ia The United ,tates rs
q SUMNER RESORT. send Tor circular describing
HARRISON PHEBCs,
eQ5 Proprietor.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

english HAIR-BRUSHEs.
ENGLISH TUOTH-BRUSHEs,
FRENCH PERFUMERY,
TOILET POWDER,
sPONGEs, FLEsH-BRUsHES, &C. &C,
For sale by J. .BLAfR. Druggist.
au4 corner Broad and Ninth streets.
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ELBEROS, n. j., September 14.-Dr. Bliss
says the President passed q good night and
swoke refreshed this morning. 4 iebrile
rise came on about ] A.. N. snd commenced
passing OF before 6. At The time Of the
morning dressing bis temperature was nor
mai and respiration 10. The President COM
menced the day Is fsvorsbiy n yesterday
and has not a single disturbing symptom.
For breakfast, among otber things. be ar
nearly a whole peach. aad appeared 10 relish
a.. The weather continues good and D. H.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-13

| fNRuSrkES SALE-ny virtue OF A eer,a,n
Il oeed 81 trast executed on to-Wit thu NJ n
DAY OF september, 4 d. lS75 ~ en- ,rlas u Ia
SieSsr teidoA aud james Thomas Bryan In
pose OF securing Q II Mccormick 4 Rrotbsr
| IN the payment Of osrtain prolnissory
| note of tssI5 00,l two hundrrd and ses
enty-uve dollars, made by said Pnrdon
anu saiu Bryan payable TO ssld q II Mc.
Cormlch 4 bro, pearins even dat. WIN
said deed of trust, aad To became ous
twenty-four months after tho date tlsreof
with Interest thereon ffsm date 81 tue rate of
Zen Ter cent. per annum, said nota being for
baiancec purchase money for the laads hara
iusiler described, and deiault h wing besn
made In the payment of said note 10 an.
amount OF tS27S. SOY two nundre ana seventy
slgn, uo'Iars ana nI'y cents principal and In
tersst now Tue thereon, aaa |, Bon. Y. Jones
Sherin o, Dallas couRty, Texas, by the ten
OF said daed oftrust being authorize and am
powered in tbs event Of the refusal or liability
OF tue SAID Il ID Coughanour to sot As such
trustee aud at the request Of said q IL Meteor
mick 4 Bro. - cell tHs said lands Hereinafter
described. Now tha said u u Conghanour
having refused 10 execute said deed uf trust
sn n the ssid Zen Jenes, Sheriff rs siere-
said, having bean 40 equssted by tho said c
n mccormick Bro, will on Saturday, toe
2ith day OF September, A ID, 1881, sell al the
court house door In said county OF Dallas, az
puoliec "'v 70 the highest bidder for cash In
hand, lowing tracts Of laud, viz: one
tract OF ,l,l Iourteen acres convey ed TO said
ru don and sald Brysn by James Collins and
Nancy II Collins on the 81 n day of Ssp,en
Der 1915, being part of tina Head hight survey
OF Thomas Collins, and NOR. fully described
10 the records Of DALLAS ccusty, book Il, page
COS, Also one other tract o Q3Ol ona hundres
and thirty a res, conveyed talai Purdon ana
said Bryan by II Mccormick aud wife aLd
j Mccormick and wife on the s7th ,lsy ri N~p-
TENDER $50, being part OF tho w a Urabtree
survey and more fully described In the records
Of Dsllss countp In bool u, pages 10 l72,
Fer record 1t dead Il trust see Vol. 70
pages S5S sd D., Dali, county cords of
dseds, etc.
ZEN. 1 ZONES, sheriff
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FOR RENT.

ENOR RENr--Ths Merouants Hotel, Oh Elm
~ street, running back to Pacific Ayenue'
Has been thoroughly ovorhauled, and one oi
we ooat stands la the state, Apply 10 John
browning, 1857 Elm street. ''''''
nALLAs CoNsERVAT0RY OF MUsI1y-
~ Norton'a building, corner Sycamore and
Elm streets We guarantee 10 teach The scI-
e enc 1 on rtsn9, organ, Violin, Guitar, Flute
Instruments taught by Prof y. Janenes Of
Chicago. Lessons viii not conflict with col.
leges, publlc or private schools hours from :
q; M to0 p. m. Persons desiring a musical
eu uvanon hrs respectfully Invited to call and
Respectfully,
o. s. GO0DNOw,
Professor OF Music, Dallas Musieal
IOnaarvatavN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-13

E0k SALB-A .psndid farm OF over go acres
l. al rich black land, situated on vybita Roch
creek, about ten miles north from usIlas, and
midway between Dallas & Wichita aud Hons.
ton Texas Central railroad. Nearly 400 acres
well fenced and IN cultivation. Piye tenant
houses, ample timber and an abunda ant suppiy
OF well and sprng water. Bounded on he
east by White Rock creek For sale chean
and ON easy terms by JONES & MURPHY. land
AGENTS, office 7Ol Main Htreet. $50"
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70 the editor e the Herald
Tyler, July s. -Ple.se announce that on
and after July 6sh iusIent the passenger fare
on this rsilSsy ~ill be three eents per mile
to Ani from 81! pointa IN ,h- line
GEORGE W LILLGY,
General passenger snd ticket agent
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-13

We guarantee that Conrai's Butweiser 10
brs wed especially for our own trade, sccord-
Ing 10 the Bui~siser process, of the best
Stszer hnos aud B ,heniien barley. aud war;
ranted TO keep Ia any climate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-13

London. September The Timss, In lis n
nhnclsl article this morning, says: 'Tt is
quite csrtsin that thus Ear the bullion drai n
70 America 10 only from ono third 70 one n ali
OF that Ia 1879 and 1850. That at this rate ,hs
u sotal Tor the season Won ID only ba from fN,.
M0 900 to f75O. 10000, and E7b, so0 900 would re-.
, p,san :, he sent This wnuil average about
~, WHO tTl,vO Taak'v q y III not he
moderate ndvah, tH ia
IN" cslcalefivrt og tft.f
ehonlh not he l0a la1ls
memb.ted thef 1885, n..N. nUi
grra. eject ,~lit~ -s
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-13

The ladies' wholesale and retail millinery
house is NJ. X ,senthal s. Co., corner Elm
and Peydras streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-13

Auto aud photograph slbums, finest lines
10 Texss at Mason & E-h's
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-13

In yon wsHt 10 GET good heavy blue
flannel shirt, 60 10 A. h Z. Mittenthal, 6O6
Elm street
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN


- OIlCk - Advert seInents nav 90 handed
into orr business 0Iilee up so { p. IN =,
and into the composing room into n. m.
'N X. FERGUSON, Fire Insurance, Once
- with Water supply Co., Grand Windsor
Building, Austin stree Dallas, Texas. Rep
resenting reliable companies would be glad 70
have snare OF bustaess I Tire CITY.
NOTICE Is hereoJ glyeu tnat tne nm OF
~ A. Hoerr 4 Co, composed Of the under
signed parsons, heretofore existiag for the
manufacture and sails of Mineral aud Soda
water, 10 this day dissolved by mutual con-
s'nt, Augustus Hoerr alone Is authorized
70 collect all debts doe the said trm, and he
Will pay all claims sgaiust the 'ame
AUGUSTUS H0ERR,
Dallas. Sep. l, lssl. o. II. BuEHRKE.