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LnNHn STATE OF rNXAs.

i 10 the hherlll or any constable of Dallas
comfy. greeting - Gvu ara hereby COM
manded u Summon darl Ballard Ond w. W
Ballard, whose residences Are unknown, md
theit heirs, whose ma e. and residences Rre
unknown, by maLitg publication of tits cite
ti0n IN some newspaper EubAtheu in The
county Of Dallas Tor four successive weeks
riorto the return day thereof, To appear be-
lore the mmissloueTs ST condemnation an
potuttd by the Honorable h, n Burke, county
judge, ri chambers, at the court h use IN the
CITY az DALLAS, GA the liih cay OF February
next, then and there to answer the psti ion o.
ihe Texas Trunk ,aiirlbd company, fled in
the county court OF sUid unity n the 18th
day OF January, a, b 1851, suit numbered
1896, said petition praying for the appoint
Aent of special commissioners, as provided
BY statute, and for the condemnation, for the
purpose OF constructing, establishing aud
naintai Ing It's railroad of strln f land l,g00
feet long AID sC0 ieot wide, running across
the folio win described tract OF And, to.wlt:
Tho parcel of land containing loo aces, lying
IL miles 5. y. from tho city of Dallas adjoining
kylie Prarie, known AS part of the mckinney
Williams survey, and being that norton or
snid survey, decided on theath ay Of January,
1860, by WIN. rubberylle to Mary and w. W,
Billiard.
Hereof fail not, but OF this writ make due
return, showing how you have executed the
seine.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court,
at office of the city Of Dallas, this the 18th day
al January, Ia. ID. 1881.
A. HARDWOOD, Clerk.
by W ii. THAcKER, Deputy.
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wants a Piace in The cabinet.

Harti'onburg, Va, Fob. ga delegation,
headed by John LOOMS, has j,st been to
Mentor to urge tn, appointment of s. NJ.
Post, of Stmnton, Virginia, to the
place of postmaster general in President.
GarfleldS cabinet Strs uoup and persistent
efforts ara making by that party in Virginia
10 secure this appointment.
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PnhIlc Nnticr

rs hereby given that j. n, LeedOm, of the
4 city aud county of Dallas. and state OF
Texas, dld on the 10Th day Of January, 1881,
assign to me all OF his gu0iA and property for
the benefit of his creditors, aud that have as
oepted said ASSIGNMENT and entered upon the
discharge cf It's duties At G3l elm street.
w. g. VEAL, Assignee OFF N Leodom
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If the stomach, liver and bowell are affected,
II adopt the sure remedy, Hostetier's Stom-
ach Btters. Diseases Ut the prga named be-
get others far more serious aud q delay Is
therefore hszardou,. Dyspepsia, liver COM
paint, chlls and lever, early rheumatic
twingss. sidney weakness, bring Sc ious bud.
lily trouble # TT fled with. Lose no time in
using thi' effective, safe, and long Snown
menicine
For GALE 10y all Druggists and Deahrs
generally.
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VIZ VIZ G. " ER e. SNg

Is made roma simple tropical leaf Of Rare
Value, and lisa positive Remedy FOR all dis
ens es that cause pains in the lower part of the
h0dy-tor torpid Liver He gdache, Jauudice,
Dizziness, Gravel, Malaria, and all difficulties
of the Kidneys Liver, and Urinary Organs.
For Female Diseases, Monthly transformations
and during Pregnancy. Il has no equal IL re.
stores the orgaDE that make the blood, and
hence Is the best Blood Purifier IL Ia the
only known remedy that cures lirlght's Dis
ease. For Diabetes use Warmers Safe Diabetes
Cure
FOR sale By oil Drugglsts and dealers at 81. %
per .bottle, Largest bottle In the market
Try 1t.
III. N. WARNER d. co
Rochester, New York.
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LOST.
PMYSE6IAN

nHYaICTAN AN, SJB7GEON--DR. NOR.
/ TON. Office, in fist national bank build.
ing. Residence, san Iacinto street, near
Leonard
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Rrieg,s NIL for snre.

At great sacrifice. One i0-horse power engine
CON pete, with flour mach inery, all I'm good
running order and dwelling, mill building
and ground, lj0Xl25 feet, all for $4,000; or ma.
chinery atone ior $1,000. Address
CHRISTIAN KREIG,
dallas TayaE
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DIR. s.. EAGAM.
FOR SAL. e..

Boarding house, centrally located, doing q
good business, about thirty boarders, will sell
cheap, for cash, on account of sickness In fam
lily. Inquire for particulars at the Herald
office.
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THIS Is THE LINE
press out of Texas.
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Thanking my numerous customers fer their
patronage while In the late firm of Curtis a.
Robinson, and while alone, respectfully So
licit q continuation ftheir business.
C.P, CURTIS
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Co"partneFship.

~ Il, the undersigned have this day formed
W a c1-partpership, for the purpose OF
conducting general commission and grain
business, under the firm style of Curtis n
Garrett. We pay the highest cash prices for
all Kinds orprain, bones, iron, etc , and make
liberal advances GU conslgnments
q, +, CURTIS,
A. G. GARRETT, JR.
DALLAS, Texas, January 81 1881.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTS.

MESCE5LANEOua WANTS.
VXTANTED --i Employment, with or without
w bOad, by re'dent. Content with
mud.ra'e WAGES. Coed references, Address
w II. Y, through post ortice, on enquire COR
nero Commerce and Dose streets.
WANTED = Fint-class horse-shoer and
w general jDbbipg blacksmith Apply
At onoe to surratt " 0Iiiin, Gainesville,
IesA9s
E6I AN IED--A young man for Office work
w ard collecting. One who writes q good
hand and understands book keeping, Salary
mas be low, rs works. light, Address Lock-
box -, post.otlice.
wv ANIED-Iu nrst.ciass family, girl
w Is or 20 years Old, to nurse and assist
iniEenerol house work. Good wages paid
Applyto Fine, Very Fine"
~ThD-lu mediaiely some good tallOrs
at Hlmm' rman's& Goa, % ,llas, Tex.
NJyANTED--At City Laundry girI not I'M
w Ger is years, Tor the ironing depart
ment, to learn the bus mess STEADY work for
years. Call ct I06 Commerce street.
ASfANPED-On New 0reans 4 Pacific
w railway 800 teams 800 men, 20 team
sterH Teams, 50 50 per day, m II 81 10 per
dey teamsters S25 FER month and board
Car ey " Hat, contractors, shreveport, La
FOH RENT.
TSOR RENT-A neatly furnished room at
T. 9l5 Commerce street, between Sycamore
and Eryay streets J Nj. Hayes.
gNUR RENI-Onp or two neatly furnsnel
A rooms, sOutuero exposure, with or with
out bovrd, FOL Poy drns street.
EfOR RENT--Dwelllng with six rooms good
y water. Or for sale, For terms enquire
at 400 Polk etrret, between Market ana Aus
tin, on premNee.
NOR RNNT--A two st ~ houge with feven
~ rppfffs firpa hlogkg rom bUSinpgA CEN
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r0Is SALE.

NOR GALE - have FIVE good and We'll
4 improved larme, and Gne n roved Wills
Point property, such ns the O'Neal House,
Guy Hotel etc, etc which will sell reaGon. .
ably or exchange for cattle. Jno. A. O'Neal,
villa Point. IeNaN.
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E3T AN tED--A young man for oniCe work
w ard collecting. one who writes q good
hand and understands bookkeeping. Salary
mas be low, as work is light, Address Lock-
box Is, pOst-0tice.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN.
NOTICES

AOllt u - OH e ofiico hX'ures, counters,
~ ee to- sale cheap Cal ct once at
the DOlipr sture
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-21

NRw YORK, February lO.-A special
from Philadelphia says: Investigation
into The affairs Of Mathew Kolb, who died
a few days ago! brought to light forged
bills Of lading which Kolb lately negotia.
ted to the extent Of sl25,0OO. He had
been a member OF the Philadelphia Com.
mercial Exchange the past twenty-five
years. His credit was good, though occa.
sioDRlly known 10 need money. The bills
are oil held by the Philadelphia Ware.
house Company, a solid financial institu.
ton. The forged bills are dated Iowa
Center, Iowa, and purport to be signed by
Loyejoy, a railway agent.
1t is rumored that Loyejoy has dis.
appeared since the news OF Kolb's death.
Kolb dealt heavily In options and contracts
for the future delivery Of grain. He also
carried on an ordinary business oil reCeiv.
ing and selling grain from the West.
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WASHINGTON, February 19.-Both houses
had but brief sessions to-day, adjourning
at 9 o'clock to attend the funeral Of Fer.
nando Wood. The services took place at
his late residence, and the attendance was
larger than could obtain admission. The
pall.bearers were Senators Thurman and
Bayard, Speaker Randall and Representa-.
tives Morton and Loling, Judge Swayne,
ex.Mayor Barret and ". ". CorCoran.
Aldermen McAvoy, Fink, Murphy, Ber.
nard, Kenny and 'llilllard, Committee
appointed by the Board Of Aldermen Of
New York, we're. present. The remains
LETT here at 10 o'clock tonight for New
York, In charge Of the Committee ap.
pointed by tho Speaker. The family have
refused to have any public ceremony
whatever Ia New York, though the off.
Cials Of that city wanted 10 show their re.
speCt to the dead In this manner. The
body will be inferred on the exact spot
picked out by Mr.. Wood before bis death,
in the family lot, where both his father
and mother are buried. The flags at the
Capitol we're at half mast during The day.
NRw YORK, February 2l.-'fhe World
this morning says the body Of Fernando
Wood reached this city Yesterday morning.
The members OF the Congressional escort
returning committee, Board OF Aldermen
and hearse received the coffin. The pro.
cession moved up Broadway aud the
boulevard past the late residences OF Mr..
Wood TO Trinity Cemetery. AS the car.
riages tleared the lale residence OF Mr..
Wood they we're joined by number Of
carriages containing personal friends and
acquaiutanCes Of Mr.. Wood, and several
old servants we're at the cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-21

New PHILADELPHIA, O., February TO-
Great excitement prevailed day before
yesterday in the neighborhoOd Of Palermo
church, q few miles east OF here, Some
one had been hauling sand near Samuel
McClueen's, and threw an old log into the
excavation, covering 1t up, giving very
much the appearance Of q grave.
A farmer named Garrett, on passing the
spot, thought he cav sufficient evidence
that corpse was temporarily covered
there, and he forthwith gave the alarm.
The whole neighborhood gathered, and
their indignation was wrought up to the
highest pitch. Whose body Is II this
timer was the query that arose in every
mind.
Visions OF Lena Huffman also loomed
up before their eyes, but quickly vanished,
when, after an hours digging, they found
nothing but an old log and that they were
badly sold. The crowd took the nearest
cut for home, carrying their shovels under
their coats.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-21

ST. Lotus, February 2O-Baptiste Casta,
the Italian, who Murdered his brother
near ColinsvilIe, Ills, Friday night, has
been arrested. ~
Morgan Boland. tie tleposed Vice pfesi.
dent Of The Board oil Police Commissioners
this city, has applied for a writ Of man.
dainus 10 compel q Reinstatement Of him.
A. K. SttAthef, wealthy live stock
man CI Texas, WAS shot and killed By an
unknown person in front Of the railroad
depot at Dallas last evening. He received
two bullets In the head and one through
the heart. Revenge seems 10 have been
the motive oi the act rs the yalnables on
the person we're not disturbed.
Henry D. KoLhe, a wealthy farmer liv
ing near Glasgow, Mo-, suiCided yesterday
morning by shooting himself through the
head. He was a prominent church mem
Der and highly esteemed. No cause Il
known for the act.
The elevators here are busy loadint
barges with wheat and corn for ioreigt
shipment via New OflAns. Three to iou
thousand bushels will be sent out earl
this week and more will follow,
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how far the people will have cause to re-
ioics when they come to weigh the many
advantages attaching TO the system as
compared with any other form OF banking
we have ever had in this country.
In case the three per cents provided for
in the funding act just passed by Congress
are not q success an extra session may
have to be called. Either that or the Gov.
ernment must !go on paying five and slx
per cent interest on the bonds which these
three per cents are intended to replace
after June next.
The country will Iawait the experiment
connected with this new loan with great
deal Of interest. II it should prove a sue.
cess 1t cannot fail to materially initiate
values Of all kind. Millions Of dollars paid
off in the redemption Of the outstanding
bonds will seek investment in other sorts
OF securities aud in real estate, and busi-
ness enterprises oi all SORTS will be i'm.
mensely stimulated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-21

STANFORD, KY, February l0.-Gresham
and Reed, charged with numbering Gam
RouBey, near Milledgeville, last week,
were tried here to-day, and after full In
vestigation were held over to the Circuit
Court, which will be held in March, to
answer q charge OF murder In the first de.
gree. No bail was allowed them and they
will have to stay In Jail until the day Of
final trial The proof developed q bad
case OF willful murder, as cold.blooded as
ever assaAsins had to answer for. 1t
seems that nothing but free use Of the
halter will put a stop to the reign Of mur.
der which now prevails in this country.
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A Wary Manual RaIIaE

New YoRK, February 2O.-Oarl Jansen,
aged 9S, while lying, apparently drunk,
this afternoon, on the Battery sea wall,
was approached by two policemen. Jump
ing up suddenly Jansen leaped upon the
Ice floating in the river and turningto.
wards the officers emptied x,barrelled
revolver at them. He then drew another
revolver, but changing his mind as he was
about to fire sprang into the water, from
which he was dragged by the police and
boatmen. Jausen Is believed to be insane.
He Is from Stockhalm, and has been for
seven months q farm hand in Illinois.
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go
RELLAIRE.
"FiOatef" Rec6gnISed-OtIier Dits OF
Local H0SsIp.

"FiOater" RecOEniEed- Other Dis OF
Local G0SsIp.
The attention Of those hose duty II is to
look after our payemehts should be called 10
the practice Of driving carts loaded with coal
over the side walks for the purpose Of iaying
a little Shoveling. II Is as much as many Of
our brick payenlents can do TO support pedes.
trians.
The lot adjoining the old Butte warehouse,
fronting the fivef, is 10 have double house.
Robert wilkins Of 81. ClaifsVille, Is the
owner.
A barge was partly sunk nj The wharf boat
Friday BY a bump from the Pres ElisOn,
B.S MCuOwnn, on Friday, was the first 10
draw his pay from The new office al the Nail
Works
Joseph Thompson, Of Gravel Hill, is quite
low with consumption.
JOSephus GOrby has been aDpointed agent
here for the American Book Exchange. A
good selection.
lThOte who have 10 Use the indian run road
want the read where II passeS the pywder.
houses put on the other side nj the rum
Owing 10 sickness, Rev. Jenkins did not
come topfeaCh, and there were no sefvItes al
the pfes1Vteran Church on Sunday, There
vii I've services next Sunday
MI Miller, Of Wheeling, won the gold hin
In the Indian club swinging contest. His con.
teStAht, Walla Campbell, Oi Bellalre sWn, 4
clubs Of nearly double the wei sht Of Mf. Mi.
lef's
The O, 4 ?. yard engine, contrary to cus.
tom, had TO break Sunday.
Henry Rhiel, a saloon keeper NJ Pittsburgh,
came here Sunday, and aittr raising from the
grave the body that was found the other day
IN the river, declared II TO be his wife. She
disappeared some sif weeks aga beirg de-
ranged. A better coffin was procured and
the body prepsted for removal 10 Pit bufgh.
About twenty-five Italians stayed over here
from one Il, q u. train to another. They we're
emlgrants en- route " the vest OF,
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New YoRK, February l0.-A collision
occurred this morning above Hart's Island,
Long Island Sound, between the City Of
Boston, OF the Norwich Line, and the Elm
City, Of the Hartford Line. A dense fox
hung over the water at the time. The
Elm City was Eastward bound, while the
CITY Of Boston was making for her dock at
nndersspdi"s @ ,spsYdInv % svsa ~ ISs Is, be
bow OF the Elm Oily struck the port side
Of the Norwich Line boat abreast Of the
forward ganRway, tearing away twenty or
thirty feet OF her guard timbers. The bow
Of the Hartford boat was also somewhat
damaged, but not enough 10 prevent the
vessel from continuing her journey. The
City Of Boston kept on to her dock, and
will return to Norwich this evening. No
lives loet.
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A SERIOUS ACCIDENT
also occurred in the foundry OF the MaIlea
hlaIron Worka, West DAYTON. thia Alter
LEAGUE AND ANrI.LEAauE.


Meeting or tho Orange Emergency Com.
mIttee-CanRdIRnsIHVIt In VIted 4 o Cooperate
In their LRborS-alF. PaFnCII Decides TO
speak Ia Ireland.
DUBLIN, February l0.-The Orange
Emergency Committee met yesterday.
After disposing Of routine business they
drew up telegram, which was dispatch.
ed to the Grand Master Of Canada, 70.
questipg the aid OF the Orangemen and
other PTotestants OF the Dominion to ena.
bic the committee to further oppose the
Land League and assist the perseCuted
Pretestants. A telegram received by the
Land League announces that Mr.. Parnell
will arrive to-day, and intends to speak at
the Glare land meeting, In Kings county,
on Sunday afternoon. Il Is anticipated
that Miss Parnell will will speak at pub.
lic meeting at Rathdowney, county
Meath.
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Inauguration Arrangements.

WASHINGTON, February TO- General
Sherman has issued an order governing
the movement OF troops on Inauguration
day which has raised a breeze. 1t is
charged that he has sidetracked the mill.
tia and given posts Of honor TO the regular
troops. In an interview to-day, General
Sherman said: "The committee have all
been consulted. We can't march 90.
600 men from this end oi the avenue to the
Capitol In two hours, which the inaugural
ceremonies at the Capitol usually consume.
Therefore II was concluded to make the
procession after the inaugural address 30
that President Garfield could review 1t on
his return. Every subdivision will march
the whole length OF Pennsylvania avenue
as high up as Seventeenth street, exactly
the same distance aH was marched by the
troops In the grand review In May, 1896. All
arrangements for witnessing the procession
have been made by the committee along
the avenue, and no arrangements have
been made for viewing 1t from side streets.
The first division which escorts General
IhIuelu W lub ShplLUlt mubL HUI bAC66u
1000 men, because that Is the largest
number that can be grouped In the space
Immediately east OF the Capitol without
crowding out the citizens who who will be
here to hear the inaugural address. That
division (the titst) will be composed Of
representative men Of all classes. There
will be regulars, the navy, volunteers and
civilians in It, Every organization that
prefers a special assignment Of place
ought to apply In writing to iColonel Cor.
bin, who has carried on the correspond.
ence with outside people who are coming
here, and OF course an effort will be made
to crafty them As far as possible"
ut 10 claimed, General, that you are
discriminating in favor Of the regulars as
against other people"
"That's bosh and nonsense" was the
emphatic reply. "There Is nothing OF the
kind. The best answer TO that assertion
is, that the First Division, which escorts
General Garfield to the Capitol, will be
COMPOSED OF all classes"
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ST. PAUL, February 2O.-A Pioneer Press
special from Morris, Mlrn., says: s, p.
sCoGsld, an old and respected citizen of
this place, received q telegram from Mill.
bank, Mimi, that his daughter Irene, who
three years ago married William A. Gran.
dali, had frozen to death. Later intelI.
genCe from the neighbors Is that she was
found al q distance OF only a rod or 40
from the house, with her child few feet
from her, both dead. She had marks Of
violence on her throat and body. Gran.
dali said abe had been gone two days. As
he had beaten, abused and driven her out
OF the house while they were living near
here, II Ia suspected that she had taken
here youngest child and fled, and that he
pursued and killed her. She WAS OF Q very
quiet, atTectiOnAte nature, and he Bullen
and brutal.
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WOLFS DROP,

which Avenged His Daughters Honor
aud Killed Her BeduCer-A West ViF.
gIniR Tragedy.
DANAsvILLE, VIVA, February l0.-Rob.
ert Wolfshot and killed Alfred Cart this
morning at nine o'clock. Cart seduced
VOLTS daughter some two years ago, and
had been repeatedly warned by Wolf that
II he did not marry his daughter that he
would have 10 suffer the conseQ
This morning Wolf met Cart and they
had some words about 1t, both pulling
their pisLo Is out. Wolf got the drop on
him, shooting him near the heart. Cart
dropped, and never spoke after being shot.
He died in about one hour after. Wolf
had not been arrested up 10 o late hour.
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GALVESTON, TEX, February 2O.-A spe-
Cal to the Ntw from Dallas says: Yes.
terday evening four shots were heard in
the neighborhood OF the Texas Pacific
passenger depot. The crowd gathering
around found the corpse OF A. K. Strath.
ers, q wealthy cattle man, OF Ennis, Texas.
No clue to the murderer.
In q dispute over a game oil cards at
Eagle Pass, colored man, named Reilly,
was shot dead by Tom Lsaky.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-21

CiSctSNAri, February 2O.-A fire in a
four story brick, recently erected as an
addition to the factory Of the Cincinnati
Coffin Company, on Carr street, north Of
Richmond street this afternoon inflicted
$780, 900 loss. The flames destroyed the
third and toufth stories, used iof manu-.
featuring hardware and silver plated
goods, but did not extend below. The
water destroyed the fine textile trimmings
and robes stored In the second story. In.
surance $l05, 600, placed neatly equally In
about 90 companies, oil Outside ol Clncin'
natl.