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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-12
NEvADA.S FINANCIAL CONDI-
TION.

There can be 10 question that our State
Government is going to the dogs Imam
cialiy. The rate of taxation was in
creased by the last Legislature from 90
cents to 90 cents on the 500 valuation.
Even this increase is not sufficient to
meet current expenses. Democratic ad-
ministration which came into power IN
1871 found an empty Treasury and a
bankrupt credit. A cord of wood or a
ream of paper could not be had on the
faith and credit Of the State. The Dem
ocrats continued in authority for eight
years, and left in the Treasury more than
$500, 900 of assets. A Republican ad-
ministration succeeded, and in less than
three years, according to the Reno Ga
zette, the State owes S425, 600. At this
rate it is quite apparent that we must go
back to a Democratic administration at
the earliest moment or shut up shop as
one of the thirty-eight s~oyereignties Of
the American Union.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-12
TUE eOUTH As Ir re-.

A few years ago it was very difficult
to induce Northern capitalists to invest
money in the railroads of the South;
now it is easy to secure subscriptions
OF millions to the capital stock of prom
Using Southern railroad enterprises. One
reason for the changed condition of
affairs is the abundance of money in the
North, and the low rate of interest.
Another reason is that Northern CAPT.
talists have learned that the stories of
Southern misrule, and ostracism of
Northerners, and anarchy and outrages
were unmitigated lies, manufactured by
the Republicans for partisan purposes.
There is no section of the country to-day
where life and property are safer, and
where Northern people are more well
come when they behave themselves with
ordinary propriety, than in the Southern
States.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-12
A wELI-GovERNED CITY.

The city of Baltimore is in an enviable
position. 1t is well governed. A new
proof of this is given in the construction
OF the Gunpowder Water Works. Sew
eral years ago the people voted s4,O0O,-
600 to construct the works. a magnif-
cent tunnel, miles long, a great
part Of it through solid rock, was cut,
and now the works are completed and
there remains s37, 900 of the appropriated
$.OOO,0O0 u~nexpended. This circum-
stance, however, has its parallel in the
history of the City Hall in the same city,
for which 81, 900. 900 were appropriated.
After it was entirely completed the
Building Commission had over 500, 600
u~nexpended money in its hands.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-12
PACIFIC COAST ADVICES.
on a Charge of killing
His Daughter.
Especial to the SENTINEL

lopcNlai y the CEEIlNELl
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. thames Hol-
land was arrested this evening on a charge
of killing his daughter, Mrs. Joseph Wells
ford, by beating and kicking her while
both were on a drinking bout night before
last. The autopsy shows death to have re-
suited from cerebral hemorrhage, but
whether caused by whisky or violence is
uncertain.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 10.-City poll
tics took a new and unexpected turn this
evening. Before the opening OF the Yo
semitic Democratic Convention ex-senator
Tim Mccarthy accosted MI. Davis, one of
the proprietars Of the Examiner, charging
that paper with treachery and with selling
out the party, emphasizing his remarks by
tiourishing a big walking stick. On calling
the convention to order a joint vote was
received from the Democratic conventions
la session in the city to adjourn at once.
In conformity Herewith the convention re-
scinded all it's nominations and adjourned
to meet Friday evening.
AT a mass meeting Of the Tenth Ward
Democrats the Examiner was also charged
with seeking to break up the party on &C.
count OF its failure to carry ont the plans Of
a certain well known political ~manipulator
aiN u VI pt'FulctDTs OF lne Exam
iner, relative to certain nomination..
ACsTrN New, August 10. After a brief
illness G. ID. Spires died this afternoon.
lie has been a resident Of this place since
1868, and during the time has held the
office OF County Clerk, Recorder and As
SCISSOR. Up 10 1853 he resided at
Mokelumne Hill, Cal, where he acted as
deputy in several of the county offices for a
number Of years. He was well and favora-
bly, known throug bout California and Ne.
vada.
VIRGINIA, August 10.-The hydraulic
pumps are all right again and will be in
operation tomorrow. They would have
been started to-day but for a small break
in the the pumping apparatus of the Hale
l. Norcross.
The Alta snmp will be completed tod v.
The connecting drift between the Impe.
rial and Yellow jacket on the $500 level
has been reapened and repaired.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-12
THE TEXAS

The Texas Central is being extended
westward two or three miles perday, and
the managers say that it will be complet-
ed to the Rio Grande by December l. A
large force of engineers are to be put in
Arizona and New Mexico at once to per.
manently locate the road through these
Territories. 1t is also stated that the
Texas Central will bring a suit. at Tucson
at an early date against the Central Pa
ci6c Railroad Company similar to that
brought in New Mexico at Santa Fe. 1t
claims a prior right to the virgin soil of
New Mexico and Arizona, and says that
its road must run from ocean to ocean.
and is not to be a feeder for other roads,
but a grand through route.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-12
TWO OF A KIND FIVE TIMES.

There will be two Millers in the United
States Senate. There are also two Hills
there, one from Georgia and one from
Colorado; also two Davises. the one rep
~resenting Illinois and the other West Vir.
ginia. There are two Joneses, both
Welchmen by birth. but now Senators,
the one from Nevada and the other from
Florida. Furthermore. there is a Cam
sron from Pennsylvania and another from
Wisconsin.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-12
COLUMBIA.

The Body of John Calder Found
Paying Qnartz Found fn abund-
ance.
VICTORIA tB. o., Aug. 1.-THE body Of
a Red River half breed named John CAL
der, was found in a swamp near New West
minister on Monday. He had been stabbed
to death in town and dragged to where his
body was discovered. The object being
plumber.
An Indian woman was shot through the
heart on Sunday last, by an unknown man,
at Lowe Sound.
An arrival from the North reports that
a party Of ten men had reached Wrangle
from Takon with the report that good pay
ing quartz is to be found in great abund-
ance, but that capital is required to work
1t. SO for little or nothing has been done.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-12

In New Mexico is attributed by
to the rapid extension OF railroad
lines and the consequent increased cultiva-
tion of the agricultural lands OF the country.
desperate Shooting.
BURTON MOI, Aug. ia vagabond
named jackson having insulted Mrs.
Langford, her husband attempted to chas-
tise him, but was stabbed nearly to death.
Mrs. Langford then appeared on the
scene and shot Jackson in the breast, when
he tried to stab her, but fell from loss Of
blood. Langford and Jackson will die.
Arrested for Rebbing the Mails.
KANSAS CRY, August 10-Isaac s. Star
board, husband Of the Postmistress at
Henry, Raw country, was arrested yester.
day for rihing the mails at that place, aud
brought to this city for examination. His
thetts amounted to about 5000, in sums va
rying from S. to $500. In default Of 81, 600
bonds he was lodged in the County Jail at
Independence.
Death from Carelessness.
KANSAS CRY, August l 0-One of the
oldest settlers Of this county, Uncle Johnny
Hayden, met his death this morning by
| blowing into the barrels of a shotgun loaded
with buckshot. Before putting the muzzle
| to his mouth he raised both hammers. The
entire top of the old mans head was blown
off.
An Inhuman Husband.
EAST DEDHAM Mass, Aug. 11.-James
Goteley, q laborer, has been arrested fol-
| clubbing his wife to death. The wall and
4 aQIfIn0 ~ fbo roapn rara hoanaftarad with
blood, while the victim, with her head
smashed. laid in a pool of blood. which
had soaked through the bedding to the
floor.
CowardIy Assassination.
LITTLE Rock, August 10.-Yell county
reports another cowardly assassination
The victim was a school teacher, Mr.. Stur
devant, who, for taking the part of a chill,
that was being abused by a rufian named
Burgess, was waylaid and shot dead. Bur
CESS escaped.
The vote Against Prohibition.
RALEIGH IN. c., Aug. 1.-THE New
and Observer have official returns from 4
counties, giving SO 965 majority agains
prohibition. There are 23 counties yet t
be heard from. Haywood gives 81 major
iy Tor prohibition. So far it stands alone
Freight Rates.
NEW YORK, Aug. 11.-Fink said las
night that the meeting Of the representa-
tives of the various railroads decided t
restore the tariff of June Is on all freight
This makes the grain rate from Chicag
% cents.
Strange Freak.
MADISON (Ind.), Aug. 11.-Leonade
Robertson, a wealthy farmer, always level
headed before, clothed himself in hi
wife's dress and sunbonnet yesterday an,
hung himself.
Burned to Death.
EAST SAGINAW, August l0.-This afeer
noon the fine residence of j. B. Billing
was burned. His father and daughter pei
ished in the flames.
The Result of a Spark.
TRAFALGAR und.), August l0.-Ever
bnuse in the town but three was burne
from a spark of a locomotive. Loss, $50,
600; small insurance.
Dangerously Hi.
BUFFALO, August 10.-Mrs. Willard FIJI
more is lying dangerously ill from tn
effects of a second stroke of paralysis.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-12
. CHANGE UNNECEssARY.

Colonel Ingersoll thinks the Democrats
will not succeed until they change their
name. There is no need of going to that
trouble, since the Republicans are max.
ing their party name SO thoroughly in
famous that political tramps will be
ashamed to use ID much longer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-12
OVER iii WATER.
A Procession Visits John DillOn's
Residence.
Especial to the sEsr1sEL.l

Especial to the SENTINEL
Dublin, Aug. ia procession Of 1000
persons, with bands, banners and torches,
last night marched to John DiIlon's resi-
dence to congratulate him upon his release
from imprisonment. American flags were
freely displayed. Dillen thanked the gath
ering.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-12
FOR SALE.
Some Very Desirable Property

THE UNDERSIGNED. BEING DESTROYS
of going to the Eastern States, offers for sale
the following very desirable improved prop
erty Lots /, 2. 8. s, 8. 7 and 8. in Block 4.
Egan Survey. with eleven houses. all fur
nished and ready for housekeeping water
and other improvements on the premises, to-
gether with 8 good saloon business. VIII be
sold.cheap for cash, as 9 whole. or half the
property. For further particulars apply At
Sample Rooms Saloon. near MstsmorAs fur
mace. None but those who mean business
need call. A. NELSON.
Eureka. August !. 1881. su7tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-12

In Eureka, August 10, to the wife of Angelo
Belli, q son.
In Eureka. August 10, to he wife Of Mr.. Ro-
dons. . daughter
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-12
EASTERN intelligence.

intelligence.
THE CONDITION OF The PRESIDENT
EXClTES UNEASINESS.
Much Reason for Disquiet over His
Slow Recovery.
A CONSTANT DRAIN ON THE STRENGTH OF
THE PATIENT.
DR.. Agnew Says He is Not Out OF
Danger.
The President Signs the E~X.raditiOn Papers
Ofthe Canadian Forger Fritch.
FAULT FOUND WITH THE MANAGEMENT OF
THE PRESIDENTS CASE.
Senator Jones Interviewed on the
Paris Monetary Convention.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE IRISH
CONVENTION.
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SIM D.eilterwerf oer ShOpfung, fent
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iaen, bic Tebler gu fnoen, fa(ls iibsreaupt
ipelae porbansen ffnb. Das Beib bat
bic eble Mufsate. in ben @tuneen bee
&ummers ben Nann ;u trSfsn. gBenn
absr bic Come fdeint unO atlss beQ If,
bann mtro bas Wsib gum heltera @dmt!.
tsrltne, unb gidts 1T gu tofbar fir isine
5ille. uno uniere 2ieblinse, beipnsers
bte iunssn Mabasn btsrsulanee, lesen be.
be1onbsrsn @ertb auf bic 6ubtsflei.
buns. Denn es auf bisfsm @sbiste etras
Neuss pser Nobernss In 6ubbefleibuns
eibt, unlsre junsen @aedeu mufsn es
baben. 1nb tpas tann -es bubfheres se-
Ben, als einen sierlitb umbillten SUP
Der 1T etn Mubeu fir bic Btlebaner u.o
etn Ebsma, fur bas Didter iAwarmen
unb iibsr sas gerltebte ieuf3en. Wtr
slauben, bas III cine pafenbe @tnleituns
gu bem, pprauf mir tte Damen aufnnsrs>
fam MAIDEN molten namltA tbr Shub'
,eus BET ben 5erren Nartin ano
9.ubn ein,utaufen.
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Senorine Marqutie pom @smtlaneaY be
la Sour b'Misnan tpurbe nit aa' BEN IT,
rsm @tanoe setabrenoen gbrsn bssratsn.
Die equipassn pes idmmtli&eu In
Darlaau anweienoen asels futren am
Besratnietase In Der ,f&malen. abselese.
rlen SAFE Sor. aOsa Rolaotpsta fat In
@@wars fat intsredant aus. Die O6ri,
ftiw MaRersta bate etnen neuen ldmar5en
@piBenbut BON Mlle, 2enoir es paris
aus ct. yetersburs. Der Sars Der
Marquiie mar nit srcbsn srsa esnalten
Daprenlhtlbern betedt, unb eben 10 8robt
srea semalte wappeni&tloer ttnesn an ben
Dadsfadsln, bie nebsn bem Eobten'paeen
bergetragen rurbsn.
4 Dte gRuft ess &estments esarsuitf@
tpislte ben Srausrmarf& aus Don 0s'
taRian. u
(Fprt{ebnna fclat)
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GeheintnissroM.
Cine Griminalsei4,&te ssn 6 mite Narto
= us nsg&s7sg Data iy -a5re
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Das @telett farrte fsinsn perm S'tt
pffenem Maule at, ga, mas ica oas
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q bann iansiam unb perblaTt. - .
unb wer fat btnn. .bab bas nSttts IT :
Sd slaute, ,i& safe Dir ssiast, Du loaf
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mar sine monblole, fnfsre gla&t. DIE
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in wefter tas 5aus ber Warauife BON
@emtlaueay Ranb, warsn i&on Rumm uno
li&tlos mic bic @raber. ytus In 3wst
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nod Qi&t.s Disiss 9i&t pfssts gta6t fur
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ten, upie Elm tribes, rotbaeweintss Nuge IN
Der i&war,.n 8aeass, bas an s@'aFofs'
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: Wiuionen bon Msnlhsn letesn al

- Mi0ionsn Don Wsnfdsn leiesn an
btm iurGttarsn llsttl, 5dmorrbuiben &C..
nannt. Dem Or. 9. Silsbse, na& Sab'
re lanstn Gorfdunsen, II iss Sslunssn,
Ia 20 eslunssn, bas por,aslt&Re 5tilmittsl,
Muaceiis eenannt, ~ rRneta. 20 III
bas BsRs, wslass nod jt baeeueien.
gswsismittsl bisler Dstauptuus lisssn bsi
Eau ltneeR, i&siftItG sur Gina&t psr.
Nusentlidti6s .eineeruns Der S&msr3en
unb, bst Nnwenbuns nab gcrf&rtft, rou
adnptse 8ur 3ussfhstt. .. Nsufabts
81 &C., Ber 3946, Nsw gori, i&iden au
gsrIanStn Drotsn frflsnfrsi mad allsn
YlGbsn In Der Der. Staatsn.
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(gurtiesnns folst,)
Der Wunf& ether Dam

Der Bunld etner Dame.
., wie ia wanfde, bab mstne 5aut 10
rein unp wsth ware, ,pts bic Sbrise, fa9te
eine Dame su itrer 5reunbin. Gle ton,
men bas Qeidt erreihsn, antwortete bic
8reunoin. gBie 70 @sbraudsn Gle
9opfenbittsr, bas er,eaet reines 8lut unb
babenee @eIunbtsit. Sd that es, wie
Sie bemerten tSnnen. Cairo Bulletin.
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urla6e unb IoIat !.

Die Sauptur fade Der Neroenlawads III
l1nssrpaulihtsit, sr,eust purb Masen.
ldwdde. Niemano TAIN eelunbe Nerpsn
unb @tlunbteit bsRben obne ben Sc.
brauG bon 5ppfen Bitter, UNI ben sra
aea gu Rdrfen, bas Dlut gu reiniasn uno
9eber unb Niersn In Sbdtisfeit gu erbal'
ten, uno um ale fddbliaen @toffe aus
BEN Spfem 3u entfernen. Wan. iete in
anberer Spalte. Mbpance.
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- in 5ouitcn puroe oer 3udtbaus=
ilrdflins Soc gcof aufseSriifaL Der BON
elmer Dianiase in Srajoria Gountp ent'
Ipruu9en mar. Fo
= Die Bortereitunsen flir BEN @arne=
pals sRnr in @alueifOn ftar.im @anse. ssl
= Die 9atpeltpa Nems 1T pieber ein-
nal pertlast wurcen Der @fccerpbdub=
ter yrddt III .gBacc bat cine &lase sesen
fe einBreidt uuc perlanet $4,000
ShaoeiwrilB.W @ieid3eitiS wuree inoeb
qpdett AMI enc Nuiforeerlms BON ct.
0Ouis in Dallas perbaftet. Wanselnoer
papiere meJea ieBte manibu aber wieper
in Treibeit ss'ra sasi sfr4 sf -v D
-s@ @barles Stone in Dallas, elm 15=
iibriSen .3uabe. ipielte nit elmer .Yiltcle
nno fdcb fh babel in ben Utasen. Die
Wunoe 1T tSttlib.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-08

Telegraph Cigar stere ormsby Building lc.rson stree
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-08
GRAY'S SPECIFIC REMEDY

I The Great English
Remedy. An unfail-
ing cure for Seminal
Weakness, Spermator
rhea, Impotency and
all Diseases that fol-
low as a sequence Of
Self Abuse /; as loss Of
Memory, Universal
Lassitude, Pain IN the
back, Dimness Of Wis.,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-08

and death.
DIT. MINTIE will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
Dollars for q case Of this kind the VITAL RESTOR.
ATIVs (under his special advice and treatment) will not
cure for anything impure injurious found in it. DIR
MANrlE treats all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury. Consultation f-~e. Thorough examna.
tion and advice including analysis Of urne IS co. Price
Of Vital Restorative. s3 90 bottle, or four times
the quantity $0C0 sent to address upon receipt of
price, c. o. D. from observation and in private
name If desired, by A. Il. MINTIE, NJ. ID.
IL ksarRey Street, Sam FrAneisco Cal.
DR.. MINUTES KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPH.
plants Gonorhea. elect, Leucorrhna. For sale by B.
Foster and Geo. c. Thaxter Druggsts Carson City MOO
. bottle, six hotties for $500
DR, MAN rigs DANDKxLON PILLS are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure
In tho market For sale bv B. T. Foster and George O.
Thaxter, drugGists CaRSoa City nhl7ly
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-08
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is never.failine cure for ner
vous debility, exhausted vital.
ity, seminal weakness, sper
matorrh9a, LOST MAN
HOOD, ,impotency, paralysis,
and all the terrible effects OF
self-abuse, youthful follies and
and excesses in maturer years
such as loss Of memory, las
situde, nocturnal emission, a.
version to society, dimness Of
vision, noises in the head, the
vital Amid pnoo;uo r,rob.o...l
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-08
vRApE MARK

Age and other Diseases that to INSANITY or
Consumption and Premature Grave. Full particulars
in our pamphlet which desire send free bv mail to
every one The Specific Medicine is sold by all druggists
&C 81 Pc package or six packages for g. will be
free by mail receipt of the money by addressing the
Gray Medicine Company, LOG Main st., Buffalo, Y.
Sold by Geo. G. 1haxter. Carson. New. jan2s
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-28

The habit Of opium smok ng Is common
all over China, but il is in the west, in the
comparatively unknown half OF China west
of the tenth meridian, that il is most pre-.
vslent III some parts of Western HUI Pei
and Eastern Szechuen 1t is all but universal:
there are few adults in any station of life
who do not take an occasional Whit, and
the very streets Of the towns and villages
reek with opium fumes. The practice is
there INDUCED in the most open manner,
and no more stigma or disgrace attaches to
il than to smoking tobacco. Mr.. Waters,
His Msiesty's Consul at Ichsnge, made
careful inquiries last year into the
origin Of thi, practice, and he found tina, it
hsd been INDUCED in for several hundred
years. long before either the present reignng
dynasty or foreign merchants and their opium
were ever dreamt of. The custom gener-
atoms ago passed into the family Sacrs, and
at funerals in the west of China, among other
gifts which are transmitted into the next
world, by burning paper fac SMILES of them
in this, for tho solace of the departed, Is u
complete set OF opium smoking requisites
pipe, lamp, needle, etc. By the people
themselves the habit, SO fer from bel G
regarded as curse is looked on sine qua
non for Chinsman who wishes to make the
best of both worlds. The whols of the
opium consumed in the west is locally
produced, and Indian opium does not
come higher up the Yangs,ze than the
districts contiguous toths port of Hsnkow,
nor is it imported ty any chsnnel into west.
ern HUI PEI, Sechuen, or the other provinces
of the west Above and beyond the enor-
nous quantity there grown for local use,
there is II large trade in the drug mostly
contrabsnd, from west to east. Indian
opium is Consumed in the provinces adjacent
to the treaty ports, and being an expensive
article Ms compared with native OPIUM, is
mostly smoked by tho well-to do classes.
the common ptopls in these provinces
smoke the native drug, which is eth r
grown on the borders of Kisng Su and Ho
Nan, OF Struggled overland from the west.
All western China, therefore, snd the lower
classes in eastern China sm)ks native
grown opium,
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Trustees Notice.

Whereas, Jos. Mulhall, jr., OF Ella county
Texas, by HIS deed OF trust dated May ~, 1880,
and recorded IN Ellis cou' ty, In book ID, pages
362 and 313 OF mortgage record, conveyed TO me
the undersigned trustee, the following real o..
tate and property situate In the to wn OF Ennis,
In tho county OF Ellis, and state of1exas. and
described a. follows. t0-wlt: blocks number
one hundred and two, one hundred and three,
and one hundred and forr, according to the
map OF said town, with oil improvements, ma
ohinery, fixtures and furniture thereon or In
anywise appertaininy thereto In trust to Sc
cure the payment Of o certain prommissory
note executed by the said Jos. Mulhall. IT,,
for tsia, o00) twelve thousaud dollsrs, which
note Ia described In said deed OF trusti and,
whereas, said note 10 now past due and wholly
unpaid, now, therefore,. at the request OF
he legal holders of said note, aud under
hc provisions OF said deed OF trust, |,
he undetermined trustee will offer described
roperty for sals ut public vendue to the high.
At bidder, for cash, In front of the courthouse
DOR Of Dallas county, In the city OF Dallas
nd state Of Texas, between the hours Of
nd y. IN +, on The sIth day Of April, A. y.
sst, aud 10 the pur chaser shall make and de.
over such deed as am authorized by said
deed OF trust. =. =, ,v,
Dallas, Texas, April 4, 1851.
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