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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-01
CITY BREyITTES.

Tbe weather has moderated very much
BE careful and don't mix Gem" to-day
i it is fatfl.
IA happy New Year to all, and many re-
rms of the same,
THE fuel famine continues The hya car
hds of coal received Thursday Is oil e1'
busted.
lAttention is called to notice Of lost certil-
'e of deposit on Exchange bank by Fannie
POLAND,
ST,one's lake was Allied with skaters yestter-
Av. Tho ice, which is some tArse ena
INF inches thick, is in splendid condition
br skating.
Captain Henry A. Hills, superintendent Of
Ia wo,er.works, will take charge Of the
HIM inc to dav. He will EooR open IN Office
sor water, steam and Ass fitting
In the county court yesterday Mr.. james
Eizbarrv. who was arraigneG on the energe
bfbavipc threatened TO take the life OF Mt;
kieorge Ross, was discharged, the threatened
party failing to appear.
We arc glad to see our friend Dr. h. H.
Locke, upoa the streets again. The doctor
has baen confined 70 his bed with eryslFolas
for two weeks past, but we are pleased TO nn0
that he is himself again.
Th, o @. club gave their holiday hop ct
Fields opera house las. evening, which wa
largelv afforded. The evening was ono o.
real enjoyment TO all present, and the oil
YEAR was danced out and the new tr'ppe'
in with viva.
Mrs. Dickinsen's school will open again Of
Jenusrv 3. 1881. with Miss Fannie }. Kesc
"a assistant teacher. Mrs Dickinssn's alm
ia make her tcheol one Of the best in ia
oitv. Drawing. vocal music and csliStheniC
are included in tha tuition. Terms ~ y
50 50 and $3 per month.
} The Young Mems Hebrew Benevolent sn
Literary assaciation will held their MONTH
nuhlic meeting az CrRddock's opera'hous
Sunday evening. Mr.. John F, Elliot, OF II
HERA9p, will deliver the address, the subie
BEING "The Correlation of Education Al
Freedom"
Johnnie and James Hereford, sons Of
r Hereford, and lad by the nano OF Ora
went out cunning yesterday norm
And at dark had not returned hem0. A
nrebeDsions are felt IS to their safety and
search was at once begun. Up to $ il
hour last night they had not beonfouna'
In response to many enquiries. we wcr
saw that tie Legislative session VIII open
10 second Tuesday in this month, bai
tbe 1l,h TIE HERLAD will be rapre'en'
tbrougtout The entire session, arran gtme
havinS beon perfected for completo sRd
cnrsts rsnorls Of the proceedings, and
tho ascertAinment, as far as possible, Oh
true invardness Of I'll! perfected or attem
q ed legislation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-01

he carriers of the HERALD will to-day
with their Annual Addra" our SUB
bsrs. TO the elegant pen and generous
II of our gifted townslady, Mrs. D. b
tefora, i, due tho very neat and 'ppFO'
to composition, with which tho carrier
who trudges hia way in sunshine ant
h in sleet and snow and storm, prefers HI
citing to those he has served SO faithfully
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Halliday.

day boiug holiday, which, according to
"a, will be generally obsrv'd' and In
of the fact that there viii be No press
ct reports from any point and the g'n-
press itself, we arc advised by head
ora in New York, will, if any, be very
and late, and in view of the other very
his fact that there is not a pound OF coal
had in this city, either to run our en-
or to warm our competition rooms Of
Offices, wo have consented to give GU
loves 3 holiday, confident that our pa
will appreciate eur difficulties and tn
sloyes' good fortune.
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,ur DALLAS nERALp MoRN1Ne. JANUARY 1851.

RADIO & Santa Fe road is being finished
thrsugh town to-day. The ciuzshs re 70
purchase their right OF way ana LOT 'wS
miles north.-The weather has moderated
considerably and the sun continues IN us
brightness forage is or the plazs
to-day and more business life is manifested
than for many dSys.--G. II. Tucker OF
Kentucky, has Just arrived at the Wayerly
house 10 SEQ his sick brother,
G. w. Tucker, who is recovering -
There is no place in North Texas where pas
sengers can fnd better drink of (Old Mon
arch Whisky or better cigar Railway I'M
provsmOnt) than at the gsnisl Christ klntle
mans foot of Main street, near the oepos.
Call in when you are in that neighborhood
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It being currently reported on the streets
that Mr. A. f. Hardie had resigned his Of
fee as president of the City National bank Of
Dallas our reporter called Yesterday upon Mr.
10 OConnor, vice president of the bask,
and asked him if'the report was true, and
bo wss iuformed BY Mr.. O'Oonnor that Mr..
Hardie,having dispose of all his stock in the
bank, ceased 10 be president on the 18th inst,
And that he is not now connected with tAe
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FORT WORTH.
of the herald

Correspondence of the Herald
FoRr WORTH, Dec. 81, 1850.
Tha remains of Dave Bonz were inferred
in the old cemetery this marnilg' James H,
Ellison, the murderer, gave up to the oih ,Si,
sDd lodged in jill to swat tri. He Ros claims I'M.
that the shooting was accidental Boaz Z, W." as
shot but once. The excitement is not SO
t dSp Bosa was considered very clever
NAN. and much sympathy has been expressed 3 y
Mr.. James Chester and Miss Phile fIlg'
cones, both quite young, and only .! under L
stand the French language, we're nniseu N
marriage the other day by Justice Mcolun 1is
in The English language. They coulu
not understand werd OF the ce ere
monv. bat tn, boys tathei
told Inc Justice to go ahead, that he w0 ,!
toll them about its meaning.--O: .. bliss
Of Vsrmont, correspondent Of several no north N
ern papers, is here. He goes to Dallas 70
morrow.-The survey of the Guli' oolo
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RIGORO'SN. u RESTORATIVE

ere is q well-known principle In animal
vsiology that no vital action can tsSt olHots
ptthrough the agency of the nervous -
Jithe nerve power In any organ "a " 'aA-
then that organ is-weak. ihere 10 : Iv IN
edy N the reach OF all, one InaI nus aI91u w
tsst for over half a century. Or. Hicora 3
vital Restorative has been scrutlnlLeu anu ln-
dorged by the Academy OF Medicine IN faIls,
as an Invaluable specific for the above, oontalhs
no phosphorous, cantherides or other po.s9ns'
is pnrely Vegetable, producing no reectloAi
and ia permanent Ia effect; 10 Bugar-coaeee
nil and can be had Of Levaaser % 20 ~ Dh
ne RIchelleu, Paris, FrSnce,, or Oh I'd 1dro g.
Room Room 20. World Bullding,N. York; None gen;
nine without the signature or ). Is. SlHeEulonu
on The side of each box; send for catalogue;
box of 100 pile, IS, box OF 400, $40, sent by mall
0po" i''''' W St. Louis, April Esd, 1880.
DIR. s. r. sigesmond; .,o ,,.o
Dear slr,-ln Justice to you and to the pro-
fession, feel II my duty to State le IestaVS W
INV trial of Records Vital Restorative IN my
nractice. following the challenge you made.
| CAGE Mr. b., aged 50, impotent ler yeuIs
win spermatorrhema, weight l2O IDS, very
nervous ami deblitated, sisepIsss r nnI IVY
remedy. put him under treatment VIE g,e
| Vital Restorative alone. In SIX mohIns ne
| was discharged, perfectly cured. lie hhu re-
gained all his vigor and manhood anu Weisho'
IVY Case 2, Mr.. NJ: partial loss Of power, "
si| weets treatment with the Vital Restora'
| dive desire and manly vlgor were IuiIy re-
stored. mM p 81 81 81 Ionls.
ST.. Souls, November u, 100,
This IL to certify that have been allilcteu 10
Years with nervous and general ueDlilty, sper
Inatorrb eea, and softenibg rftne brain; nav
bean under the treatment OF several prom
I nent phv siolans ing this time Win no pen
! ahcisI results Several months agoI pegal
8 taking richards vital Restorative, ana ali
s now nsrfectly cured / weighed at the I'm
u AZ pouNN VIM. BoRscH,
Q 1918 Cass Avenue.
s st. Louis, April s, 1850,
0 had been impotent for q number OF yeal
wbsn commenced to take Records Nlta
!. Restorative. Within three months louu l
II ,nvsslf suddenly restored to my former hehltl
>. lei 'is0i' j. b. VINCENT.
know Mr.. Vincent, whose name Is signe
:, tn the above certificate. lie rs itlen"
mine, and know the facts 10 pc as ~ ~
I, stated them. o. 'A, ""D,
d proprietor Grand Central and Europea
ar soId by Wholesale and Retail Drui
IA xists generally 10 S S,Tor,
10 %Solesaie Agents: Richardson Co; ,st;Loul
Is, Miasouri; ] L Lyons, New Orleans, Loulsian
h. War Shaack, Stevenson & Co., Chicago, ~
no,s. sSiith, Doolittle & Smith, Boston, ma
Machusetts John Keeshan, Slnehnasi' ohi
o. charles N Critteuton New YORK.
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Mr.. Use. Tolivor received a letter from a
friend in St. Louis yesterday bearing the
news that his uncle Col. J. NJ. Britton, had
sIiopsd and fell N that city, and that hi'
rigbt arm was badly fractured in tho fall.
Col. Britton's many friend. here VIII regre!
to hear of his accident, He isqaSrtared at thS
Planters hotel and it will ba a. lesst 3 wees
before no will be able to travel This IL lh'
second mishao of this character ha has ne
with in that city. Ho fell there ABOUT one
wear ago and broke his left arm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-01
Another spoke in the City'S wheel:

Another smoke in the City's wheel,
Commencing to-day the headquarters Of
tho sub-district OF the Western Union tele-
graph company will be made district
with G. NJ. Baker as superintendent
Heretofore the headquarters of this sub'dis,
trict has boon ct st. Louis, in the central
division of the Western Union, and is new
transferred to the southern division. Cen
ersl Trsbus succeeds MIR. John Van Horn o.
general superintendent of the southern dl'
yision
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-01

"They are not beverage, bat medicine
with curative properties Of the highest, do
gree. containing no poisoas drugs, They
90 not tear down an already de6ilitated sys-
tenn, but build it up. One bottle csntSiHi
more hops, that is, moro real hop strength
than a barrel of ordinary beer. Every drug
pist in Rochester sells then, and the ply
sicians prescribe them'"-Eoehestsr Even
ing Express on Hop Bitters.
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HON. !, w. ThrackmortOn to the
Front

Hon. j. w. ThrsohmortOn to the
Front.
To the EdItor Of the Herald,
Il is with the highest pleasure that
HAYS noticed from time to tima various com
municatio1s in the HERALD sHd other
exchanges urging J. W. ThroeE
morton As our next United States SEE
ator. I have personally known this dis
eorui,be3 man for very mary years. have
| known him intimately and in all the Tsla--
tions of life, and it is within my personal
/ [.oUlcdee that hsis as true to honor IS ne Is
nasoh,a IN the stetesmanis role. | gpssk 10y
Tie card. for | have seen him tried os more
tban one occasion, and never have L
scan him swerye one hsir's breadth from the
strictly scrupulous. ! have within my mem
ory.s aest tsmp.ing bait 70 some men tnaI
was once proposed to him. Hoor as az was,
be spurped it witk Eoman Indignation, mol
wholly familiar to modern ststesmanshiP
He ksors Tsxas and Texans by heart Part
apd marcel of the state snd her people, M
Eno,ys nsught else than to su5aerve her doar
/ est interest. The legislature will be wise Il
l the selection of man 30 completely n'Ie'
5 "a fill the honorable position o
8 United States senator for this district
q He will not emily reflect upon us al
}, but no has about him that persons
magnetism that will accomplish and s, SC
4 cure many measure for vs. th'
Y might without it never hs bad. By all me Al
), lot J. w. ThTockmorton, the patriot an
q statesman, the worker and the gentleman
Il true and tried, be sent to Washington.
4 CITIZEN.
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Mr.. w. ]. Dial received telegram last
evening from Marshall, his old home, bring
inc the lsd news of the sudden death OF his
brother. Mr.. Frank Dial, of that city. He
was in apparent good health and wa! strick-
an dead watipg along tho street, It is sup
pcsed from heart disease. The HERALD
tenders to the bsrsavsd brother and FAMILY
~ The deceased ito heartfelt sympathieF.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-01
A puff For the New Year.

The patrons Of the FL EiPsnol sneksrI'
parlor arc wished, each, Happy New
War with tho hope that all May live to en-
ioy MANY returns Of tho rare pleasure OF
~! TysoLe when the weed is selected from,
amopg the splendid assortment Of imported
snS Nav Orleans hand made cigars to be hac
Al tho above acknowledge hssdquartsr
for tbs elite of smoking circles.
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To the Editor of the Herald"
We are much gratiaed to learn that the
Rev. G. L. Blowett will be G. candidate for
tho position ofchaplain of tho house, and he
has cur wsrmeet wishes for his success He
hos been resident Of Dallas county and
actively engaged in the ministry for twenty
ssvon yssrs and we know Of no more worthy
and elibible ,aan for tie position. AT the
last elsctiop Austin secured the position in
hath houses, and it would be but just thai
North Texas should be represented this time
Noi'1 X Y Y,
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A Whale.

To the Editor of the Herald.
Plsaso ask your readers to read whale for
"whole," found in the second and third lines
ofthe frat stanza of my solution of the rid
die in yesterdays issue and o9llg1'
DALLAS, Dec. 90, 1850.
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Before purchasing your Blank Books aho
Stationery for the New Years business yoIT
will fndit greatly TO your interest 70 ca
and see the large stock just received BY
Aidridse & Walter, COL Main street. Inc.
will sui you in price and material
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Composed by the poe,spswnbroker, Henry u
"Thinkis g of jswelry il some fJlk's enjoy
ment,
The lsye OF ievelry makes some folks 80 strong
That they wear and talk of j5~elry all the DAY
long"
Tho Poet leads en- jewelrv, that's matter OF
history,
SO to hi m iswelry is Revor mystery;
Let every one wear jsWeiry tuat ls Woo cehl
Ii. Cohn sells jeWelrg cheaper IMAM any oVhei
man
ITO be continued,
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Health And ReOuty Combined.


One who has long studied this subject now
presents the result Of his Investigations. de
Is happy to say that he has discovered
"Wonan's Best Friend" 1t is adapted espe-
cislly TO those cases where the womb Is dis
ordered, and will euro any irregulsrlty OF the
0mensss." Brsdfeld's Female Regulator
acts like charm in "whitea," or a sudden
check of the "monthly courses" FROM cold,
trouble Of mind or like causes, by restoring
the discharge in every instance. In chronic
cases its action is prompt and decisive, and
saves the constitution from countless evils anc
premature decay Prepared by DR.. }. Brad
| field. Atlanta, Ga. For sele at Sl.bO PEI
bottle by all druggists. Wholesale b.
Thompson, Schott g. Go.
MIIhTowN, Chambers Co, Ala.,
July 10, 1871. J
I have used your Female Regulator exten
siyelv in my practice for long time, AM
with entire success where there was no con
plication of disease. If it is lot speeihoy
| IL, in my opiuio2, the best known remedy tC
The diseases for which it is recommends
j, II. DAVIS; NJ. d.
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FOR SAL e.

Boarding house, centrally located. doing a
good business. about thirty boarders, VIII ell
Nv inuuire for particulars at the Herald
office.
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J MI. DRAM

Has removed his large and slegant stock
Dismopds, Jewelry, Watches, chains, ~
and Plated Silverware and Fancy AUTO o.
his new building,
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district Court.

DALLAS, Dec. 90, 1850,
, 1881-04-06

;sx e tns 4 rs o s'fSs f ;t ' F Tcry ta f. f.
Vt 4 ,oHt ' rts,iirMr "2 t,,om hn IA u' vI.U any
%% H., sessIi!y S'!,. ior ti,s'r @ faithful ,sal
vcord prot,ly iss,leti writ nf error Il, rnycrso
t;ljs ncfton Df tho Anpriuto Go,,rt, aud s.tt,ur-
thn mil in ti,n hnt,,'a rf liz t,pn.r t;rcc,vnf.
Not aatlsIctl with this 'llsptaifon Or thnHt.
af a1S S th"t % rtS f!snehiss. I'll % hi 'ss TIC
to interfere with Tho ostcsston nf lilo roati l,y
liz lieeeiycr This Inst writ Ut error WIS .1Is-
s.1 e, Ut the recent term Of the Supreme Court
I.tn ,ae ,at Ito Tt nwn of Nl,ror wa sioek. s
C0nlialy nny. c,,l,cr1vud tic brtjljGitt scIoniu
Of ihs,llnR ten Khnrcs uf stock In tho co1,:ali.
,. s.. G9,ay aons IT. a' nsm!9fs ,4 ,h a %
purpose. m suited In Tho resolution authorlz.
lnE ,tts iss1,u. to. rnise money. H. carry
& Inwa Cnnpary. They Issued RECEIPTS fi,r
tho ten s!,nrcs ni stock, and cnlc,!salaa to 30
ahlc IL control tho cIsctIon IT Directors i1
stuck, us MI atlier shares ut stock In tho Com
pany wns under Injunction from voting. Thu
1oaa o 0 copy c, s 'exs Me
tho election was to be hgtd In March, 1881. md
mo or t.oni fllcd 4 hll III tho oxle County
fngts .aboye state'l. plotfng frunl thu
hi;' Ct tho Tow, Of Airor"; II nGoyo
'ts toy tint II liz W oW,, ef Auror $ no,
holder II, tho present ChitAgo y iown ltailroa'l
@ prnyiiE for NJ MI ine'IGn re-
tas s;'oys ten = shar;;s rpm ho!d!aE ,any esctio,
Wheaton md =. O.. nlontoty sho,lhl % y.
courts il A. na'na and q, leliaIr 81 tho Chlesa
> mi tfIff
, 1881-04-06

request will bc, granted. rs the ladies' won't
tsu TO n bal1 unless thoy know that there Will
be supply Of ,ln1'clnR men there.
CLARA BARTON,
who did so muck for the Union wounded
during tho War. and to whom, Congress gava
S15uoo for ller record Of the graves ut Amber.
say'e + In here ~ G Az ys nn Is warmly
Of M'i !s Nsptlc H roposss to aivn ra nr rrpr. ry
tlo!i, aud SHE Is tho recipient every day ot
wcre SO gently and tendcrly cared for by lei
Mt tho front.
Is being wagcd hero betweon the advertising
aRcnts 0f rnrepangi nrtl Of Hnfn.,n, cncjj
claiming TO have tho "biggcst shnw," mid
abusing tl'o rlynt exhibition. l'y tic free uso
display. uf cnlorcsl posters they llavu actuaIy
wnrked ~ tho community To III, Interest til
!te ;iHestion, and every ono win wnnt 10 at
tr,nl nusli sl,lws M t. SEQ which Is the best.
Meanwhile the t'eIljcnse agents meet quietly
late every evening. To .rljhy n socfnI gnss aud
to laugh ut ttle bcfoolcd public.
MASONIC.
Columbia ConfnaMtery Of Knfel,ts Tcm.
rlnr, 10 WHICH President Garfield helnnEx,
on, TIC night Of Easter Nioniay. the Scot.
tisll lsl: Afns0s will eat telr 1'asctInl l.a,,l,
on thu niE'lt 2f Mnuntlay Thursday. with the
tabIe arld pr. .Alackey, the MesonIe writer, nt
supper: on Thursday evening witch wifi 10
a!sen,igtt r. y ttl prominent members tho
tIinsois arc. .presEtflIg to give q warm well
come tu Boston coinmnllacry which is cx-
pccted +" pass through here sUon OIL its way
to Hlc!lond.
THE sEAt.c1F Fo's THE 5EAsSETTE.
A9ns e.: a1H sy 99 G fnx oss wo s. SEX 7" pen,
N0rtt! l'ole never return. no HooIlcr IS /, new
expedition pronhsetl thalt brave AMI !ruo
men present themselves, anxious to endure
hartISlllps and prlynttOnS. Sugli adventurous
men enrich tlle history Of nur Republic with
great examples OF sacrifice md devotion, az
e,,'lHraMec and COURAGE. Lieut.. 4. II. Berry.
Wl!p Wl!p %ill soon Sall from Snn Franelss;o ot.
iritc. Is 4 native ut Kentucky. md grallnated
ut the Naval Academy III 1ST. IL. IL over
slx feet in hight. OF superb physique, asid
somewhat .t experienced fn Arctle e;xpor,-
,s"as. and sigpal bombs for nocturnal dis
plays.
THEATRICAL.
The Dernl,art Is To houor ia with two
performances thEs week, and by way Of ,cx-
cittaE ali appetite for trlgetly, VIC have lsnsl
the ponderoass Jatlaslsel,ek, n,Iserahly sup
parted, niM! often cxcl!inE ronrs If laiiEhter
ny sr ?nasts rendition M Of tle,c s;;
Tenzance' will be prntlisectt by Il volunteer
cn,nh!nation, ot, professional null amateur
;alcnt f"r , the benefit Of the Cashier or tho
National Theatre. We hat" Also hnd Il
stor! !es fell flat o1, n small audience md Miss
JAM. SavnEc. I, rea'tcr. who creuttd tntDr-
able Impression.
AL1-FoD1.s' DAY
wns tcconl1ng!y celebrate! here, and tho
male ttlu teiilAt. clerks We'd with rnch other
IN tllcir practical Iokrs, while the friends of
Senators Anthony and CnnEer. rpinenberln!.
tllat 1t .; was the hixtl.'ay nf those gentlemen,
tktnrt* 1H}rt1 fhA Nm tUrrffs t,vr II,
, 1881-04-06

Il 1bcfenRc OF His Action in tho Chicago
d Town IEnItronu CnsC.

~, a. Low. fown - Ea.'coaa ~. csaa, cnse. ase
uc.oo s anrII % 1 notiec in ] vo,'r s,,,,r,ov
Issue Tho procced,uas Of a mcotiug Mt Aurora.
Ecjd on Friday. ut wl,tcl. a comsn,tteo wns M
:pontod to Investigate tho judicial action asa Of
Judge Eustace, Of Dixon, III tho Chicago s Iowa
cnscs.
glance a: t.. tho Committee MN appo'ntsd Mt tho
posed, In part. Of defeated lnwye,s In tho very
clscs III which they seek to hRye tho LrRls)n-
turo inyesrato tho cottiuct of lin .1ut,rn VII,
.'aroa', .t,s.,' 'au ~,,s -, s '."so wiz
cunnoutcd with all the ,stigattous beforo Judge
Eus.acc, III which tho Chscn9o &; Iowa's inter-
csts wcro Affected, anu las been uniformly de-
tho late Judge Grover, Of tho Now York Court
lived, When i lawyer wis defeated ho bid two
rensct,les; ono to take nh Appcul. like sensfblo
mil. and tho other to ~ down tu tho tuvern and
cred Il third re,ncliy which u lawyer has, md
ttanr is t.. ilnpcauh tho Jndeo.
OF tic Chicago iowa. Raliroad W Viii ts,t tic tic
matter before tho PUBLIC in such light that
did ui,tl ,ia reasons for ioing It.
III Mnrcil, 1850, tho Town 6f Aurnra, Which hat1
Invested Sl000G0 II, tho Original Chcngo s. iown
KolI.l1n, of sycal.oro, mud procured from lin
m Injunction restrninlng Gvery stakeholder Of
tho Gneax la tai1soaa Company as Il
or voting II at tho nl,.lnl election fur Directors
e bo held in MMrcb, lsso. or Mt my eleetion
pany, ns ut present orKnnizet, is consolidated
Couipuny, consisting q. tho origlnni Chlcugo l.
Iowa oIta Maro"a ,o,,5 Gampa1y, a',a tne 0Ee
The Town Of Aurora was a aubscribor. to the
Company. IN tho h!,i presented by It to Judge
kellum It set forth that It was II stoekhoiier Of
Thar MI JtS