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fee of 50 cents, ne husband mated With
mis- wife would think of separashun aiy
mo- dan ho does now. People cheat All
deceive when courtins Married lif.
brings out de faults which they hid. ii
has allas bin so, am will be So 20 de eand.
an when husbands an wives quarrel an
hate, "a law to make 'em continue lib to
geder am unjust and wicked. Let III
D attack the regular order of bust
nasS
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Clerk of Court--X. s Burke.
Commfssioners--A. p. Smith, Geo. III. Clark and
Geo. q. Boland. .gg-ff
Sheriff.. T. Code.
Register Of Deeds-E. n. Flynn.
Treasurer--S. X. Shankland.
Assessor-W. J. Thornby.
Judge Of Prdbate--J. p. Thompson.
Surveyor-Frank Brewer,
Cor0ner-C. w. Hitchcock.
Jnpt. OF Pub. Instruction.. r.. Bliss.
Justices of the Peace-J. NJ. Lewis. Custer; w.
g., Gooch, Kidvifle Denis McGuIre Junction
City A. III. Arnold, Battle River.
Constables--Wm. Quinn, Custer; r.. A. Parsons,
Buffalo Gap C. NJ. Jolley. Battle River.
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TERMS-ALwAYs IN ADVANCE.


Governor-N, q. Ordwayx
Secrctary-eeorgc II. Hand.
Chief Justice-A. j Edgerton.
Associate characterization q. Moody, A. III.
Barnes aud y. p. Kidder.
u. s. Aitorney-Hugh J. Campbell.
u. &. Marshai--John II. Raymond. .
u. >. Surveyor. General--Corte Fessendcn.
Delegate to CoiIgress--K. n. pettigrew.
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County Officers.

Recistcr-Chas. N. Webb, Deadwood.
R~eceiver-E. r. Champlin, Dcadwood.
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nance OF uniform rates at junction points. The
general plan arranged by the subordinate on,
eiA,s OF tue two companies was approved. IL is
understood that there was some discussion, hut
no no agreement regarding the projected extensions
OF the two companies
number Of New England railroad men, saws
the Boston Advertiser, have Just tluished an In.
specuou OF the new system OF signals on the
New YORK \ New England railroad The adj
Nah'ages claimed for this particular system are
thal no batteries are used, but the signals are
operated by mechanical generation of an elec-
ule current; that the signals cannot be operated
by Acknowledgment individuals. the me
Shah'Cal work being too great "a be done by a
force less than that of u locomotive or car: that
the -. nails are automatic In ac ion requiring no
winding up; that visible signals are tnrown into
position indicating danger by mechanical
means and that crossing signals are conInu.
ously operated during the passage Of train
iroln the point where the generator is located to
Tue signal ITSELF and are stopped by the action
OF me train The signals have hceu in use on
the New York y New England road for nearly a
year
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RAILROAD ITEMS,

The Norther,.. rocIac track IN eastern Montana
mas y aliI",strcArhod junction City,
"a NC het earnings for ApIilof the Missouri Pa.
Sln' system, including all operated and leased
lines, and the 1eSns Pacific road, increased
s271Si3 over the corresponding month Of last
year.
The Atchison Topeka Il Santa Fe railroad
company are now engaged In building fifteen
mile road between San Pedro and Tombstone.
will be completed within ninety days, Two
hundred men are employed.
The Tucson(A I Star says; Durugthe past
seven days eighty-two first and second class pas.
scngcrs passed eastward from Tucson, and 1917
first and sccond-claSs, and go third.cass passcn-
| gers took the westbound train from here
The Chicago Tribune says The sagnatlon In
business Is causing large accumulatons of idle
rolling stock. The side tracks Mt all leading
| points are crowded and some lines are at n loss
| To dispose of II At Indianapolis on May 25th,
| the indianapolis n bloomington road had rs
| idle cars. This i tfiile compared with the
| idle stock on the large lines, aud there Is no
possibility of Its employment until the new crops
| begin 10 move,
At the annual meeting Of stockholders of the
| chicago Il Northwestern road. held yesterday,
| S2A 49, 90 of the capital was represented Fred
! W Vanderbilt polling s5S0O,00O of stock The
directors and officers were reelected, and dlvl.
dend' Of per cent on the preferred stock ana
81 on the common were declared The gross
| earnings for the year were slS 10000 81 per
cent OF which paid the operating expenses
| \
of Fnrt Wnyne. Inynfettc K ~ Louis IN bniii a
road nnraileiinr thc Wabash. between The Nv"
nrst named noii,ts usinp The old Wshnsb q EriS
canal MS The roal.bcd, Ills stimulated In H.
d,rl thnt the land shall revert tn Tho sc,i,rs i,
thr rad As either Leased or Centralized h, ~
Wabash This grows ont of opnrpssiyc Ior,l
rot,s charged Inv The WABASH wlere i, bas ~.
| cbSnce - ""' WV
| NJ rmnons a plnin, snn of ,ho ro, to,,,.,
q nlanr Who has brrn cmpi we'd in Nth e,'
t,y nnd ,hc trnflc oficas of mo rbIca,o q 49,
wnsteTn tnr tnnrr linn ycnr lef, Tbicar, W..
Cincinnau whore no Win en- moo in 10 io
snpcryIsion of railway constfuction III vii y.
| iInnt,neJ with a now romnsny 81 rIt"h ~, w
rathcp n an oilrer which nponneSs IN n's
,aiiroad from cinelnrinnatI ~ po,,smov,h nv, Ny
fSiIowinr The north banI OF The Ohio pivst ou ~,
cn,irr s,s,anco The rosd M o,rnish sv wy
10, ~, ,a.t iSon and coal int N, vi on.
hns disniaycJ syccntonal an,i,n5s q, a." ians
,ami,a,i,y win ,ha dc,aIs ~ Me chn.as
Inn anil In" oicials of The Nap,hscs,o,,i s,'
IN Ia hihss, ,c,m. ~ his e,ern,yo az ,p "r,
,,ans " u.s. '~'''"'' q""n"cs
now chair smotinv .oar rim n, co,,o,,,,,,,
Win nv, day a, n,ess 1ye, Tho Wi,hi,en ",,.,
cnnai"s rn,ons acylce far yccn,dins b .,.,
~ a ,,aIn anb ,Ss mIios., 4, mates T., 49,
yen,inn Of y n N Vct,,n of nc,,oit a,, wy ",
ninra ~ ,hc pnilman Oar co,nnany rhn WI
b,,s. saws ,bai an The arst ian Srn,n ',s
chicago n marked sse miles he Ssact milan, w
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The Brown Cotton Sin Co., New London, a

true' Broga, hcst Eie E.ocn irtas
These machines run light, make fine sample, ara
clean the seed properly Best English east srl In tho
saws the teeth will not bond break OF, or turn back
Iron puloys throughout, brush strongly made, with
adjustable boSe', cast steel journals and two belts
ON, AZ each ond-onsurins cool bearings, full speed
ana steady motion, (only Din In market hnvn.; thi,
improvcmont) Extra large shafts To saw and brush
cylinders, Strong iron frame best materials sup
rior workmanship, hno finish
tvlore Brown Gins have been sold during The PAST
three seasons thSnany othcrtwo makes coni,.nd Mr.
Israel Brown from isn to 1858 OF the firm Of r. T.
Taylor Go, of Columbus, GAY, tho president * tho
company, has had longer practical experience In
making Tins than any cthorman living Present f,cl
ties tormandtncturng and chipping unequslcd by any
other establishment OF tho kind in the world Hence
our very wprices for such superior machines
Price List of GINS Iee5nrs aud ro,Jo,so.
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FUTURES
CouoS

Tus future market IN Liverpool was quiet and
Arm without change. In America however,
there was an advance Of n few points ut the
principal centres, which Indicate very little.
The opinion has obtained tina, there Will be =
better feeling In futures, hut no ono anticipates
a material rise IN the markets The sales to-.
day were larger ihan they have been for some
time past which may revive the speculative
feeling and have an influence on prices
In this city tho salcs reported by Mr., Whcelock
for this week were ~ 90 bushels OF wheat iSOay
bushels fcom and 80 barrels OF pork
Futures In New York upcned to-day steady nj
advance, August ~ 81 the market rurtuaicd. nj
enc time reaching points above the opening
and then declining Ipoints below those rgtirss
and finally closcd stnady, point under the I'M
prirps. Sales lsQOOn haips
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To the Editor OF the Herald

'uhe tulNnr W t1e Hcrhln
DALLAS, Tx Juno s. lsSl. II, IL entirely too
much the custom now for men " yentnte their
,Muclcss opinions In the columns OF your valua.
Ole paper, and I therefore feel great dclicacy In
entering the lists and suhlvctng my remarks to
adverse and perhaps Just criticism. cannot but
leel however, as an active business man Of our
rapidly growing city, that the time has come In
lhv history of our cotton trade whom immediate
snd decisive steps must be taken. not only To
ouild NJ and Increase our trade aud receipts but
hhu hold on ~ what should naturally come To
our market. As all business men know who
mink at ali, the state Of Texas 10 developing ,s
marvellous resources with such rapidity that Il
Is llrlcultt 10 keep up with the march Of proaress.
and II IL hard for one to realize how great arr
une changes In commerce, agriculture and rail.
way building unless he can compare The pres.
.lt Development Of this great state with tina,
which esisted Eve years ago. The changes sts
81 great that one is reminded Of the multiforms
nui hucs OF the kaleidoscope. The prosper.
w % nation. the commence OF 4 city, OF the
business OF an Individual can never stand still
w. must either progress or retrugrade This
upeim has been established by The centuries
which have buried themselves In the ocean OF
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N IolaI IrclghtS are as follows, secOnd.Cll
Fer luO Pounds. Per 100 NOUN
LETTER LIST.

The following is u list Of letters remaining In
the fosI,oiAce at Dallas, Dallas county Texas, fur
the week ending June 9TH, 1852, which. il not
called for In four weeks, will be sent to the dead
letter ONCE. Parties calling for these letters win
please say advertised" giving the date of the
list Parties living In the city will please have
their mail addressed 10 their street and number
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COTTON.

Tug cotton markets generally indicate a
Nonger feeling In Liverpool there was nm
advance ofa sixteenth, and In New York there
was also better outlook, and there was Il
slight rise In the market. All other markets In
Vne country were either firm or steady. In
Wis city there were no arrivals aud the
market Is very quiet, prices being merely uomi-
mai Our quotations are repeated
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In Liverpool the market In the morning was
reported hardening and before the close OF the
day advanced sixteenth; middllngs Gll.l6
Orleans, as, The receipts were 1890, OF
which l2lO0 were American The sales were
iSWO, OF which $500 were American and 1000
iot expectation
Manchester was firm aud tending upward
The kct In New York opened quiet aud
unchanged. but during the day advanced six.
Icenth, closing steady middlingS u S.l6 Sales
New Orleans opened firm and the market
Closed IN the same tome middlings, ~ sales,
2l0l
Galveston closed quict middllngs, II rs. 70.
cclpts. liza Sales, az hales.
The ST. Louis market closed steady, mid.
uings, ll',. Receipts, S0i shipments 1874;
stock on hand 1Soii bales
The consolidated net receipts were glll.
against 1886 the corresponding day last year
The exports were TO Great Britain, lass: cont.
nent lalS France aud channel ports none
The stock on hand Is az, 400 against an Ois the
bales VIZ
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THE DALLAS HERALD, WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 7. 1859
YESTERDAY. TODAY.

August advanced points ON second call. but
reacted and closed firm al the opening prices.
Sales 10 4O haleS
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medical.

Illustrated Marriage GUIDE 100 pages, cloth
and git binding. so cents; same in paper covers
. cents; Manhood, 10 cents womanhood, 10
cents pamphlet cents securely sealed, BY
mail send money or postage stamps. DR.
WHITTIER, The great specialist. 6I7 ST CHARLES
Street ST. Louis No
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!

Is II never.faillng cure
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality Sem
inal Weakness, sper-
matorrhma. Los II
MANHOOD. impoten-
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects OF
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follies, and excuses in
maturet years such an
Loss of Memory, Las.
situde, Nocturnal ERiis-
sion. Aversion to sOcie.
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Noises IN the Head, the vital fluid passing unob-
served IN the uiine, and many other diseases
that lead 10 insanity and death
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
case of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and treatmen) viii
not cure or for anything impure or innrlous
found IN Il. THE ENGLISH MEDICAL IN
sr1TUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation Free Thor.
sis OF urine, s. % Price of Vital Restorative,
" Wa bottle, or -four times the quantity, 60 o.;
sent oany address on receipt of price or C. o. D.,
mo G. o. d. sent without 81 enclosed as a guar.
ah'eeh secure from observation. and In private
name II desired, by ENGLISH MEDICAL,
INSTITUTE, us Olive street, st Louis, Missouri.
Wholesale Agents, W II. HOWELL Il BRO.
Dallas Texas.
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On cotton from pallasare us follows:
Per 100 Pounds Per lnl POM
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Totals .................. 49,, 7l5 s36 sal, 30l
commissioner Raum has prepared a table
giving in detail receipts from internal revenue
Tor the ten months ending April 80 last com
pared with the corresponding months of last
year This comparison shows an increase III
favor of the ten months of the current year of
over 81 900 600 in receipts from distilled spirits
,9liS, " from fermeuted liquors, nearly $1,000,
90 from tobacco, and sl,275Ot0 from banks and
haukprS ~
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mt, Buyi,g, Selling. BUYING, Selling,
CR Chic, aS' hsSPaTss s.. Louis S@S Pare !,
'TTyeslJnS Par@A Houston..h ParaA
s,ssscI .ange, all points tos discount Sterling
ISM 81 rs Francs, 5@5 TO- Marks, -,
NJ dc dollars. scots, Mexican dollars 81 u
I" Aican halves, .i0cts Mexican quarters l5Ct
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REAL ESTATE.
W. W. NEWTON.
ENTERPRISE. FLA.

NO76
121 acres near Port Orange on Spruce Creek,
hammock land; budded wild trees 5OO bear
ing 100 thousands of nursery stock. Price
81 600 cash.
40 acres pine land miles from Titusvil1e ,on
Indian River. Price $500
4Oacres-4 acres first-class hammock; lem
ons, guavas and other fruit; Z bearing orange
trees; several hundred not bearing, mile
from Indian River. PI1ce $1,000.
40 acres near Salt Lake, on st. Johns River
steamboat land on the place; 6 acres heavy
hammock cleared and planted to cane; sugar
mill and fixtures on the place. Price $50 per
acre cash.
$50 acres at Hawks Park, 4 miles from New
Smyrna, ON the IIillsbcro; % acres high heavy
hammock AGO acres of Pine and Mangrove
Islands; 20 acres fenced, IA 1mproved; % or
ange trees just commenced to bear; 900 trees
i'll grove form; lemons, 10 grape vines, Olives
10 dates, Carol figs Japan persimmons, 3
almonds; house 15X2S; dry celer l0Xl0; pipe
well in kitchen; barn 13XlO; school room above;
to post office, store and landing 2miles. Price
of house, grove and enclosure $4,000; for bal
of the $50 acres 81 900; for entire tract COM
bined' ] cash balance m N a ana years. $1,000
100 acres on Indian river at the Haulover,
red coquina soil; > acres fenced and improved;
$50 bearing orange trees, bore 10, 900 this year:
bearing; 10 lemons, 30 guavas, 1000 pine-ap.
pies, 100 bananas; house 15X1S and 10x12; good
well; 80 yards to shipping point. Price "a cash
and balance in Year, $1,000.
NO Sc
100 acres 10 acres high hammock, 40 acres
heavy hammock, 80 acres high pine, 20 acres
improved 40 orange trees, bore 5000 this year
likely to bear next year; 479 trees in grove
form, grape vine; house l5XlS 2 rooms good
well; to Port Orange, miles; school and
church mile. Price (caSh) s., 800.
MOST
Hotel, New Smyrna, 81 feet long by So deem.
stories high containing "a bed rooms par.
loIs, dining rooms, pantry, kitchen, servants
rooms, store house, meat-house, smoke-house.
stable and other out-buildings over 100 orange
trees in grove form, 50 bearing several nun.
bred sweet seedlings from 2 to years old. a
well of good water and cistern which holds
about 5000 gallons. In the yard are figs, lines,
citrons and guavas about 30 acres, with house
and it will be left ABOUT half furp isned. Price
$500.
MOSS
60 acres near Oak HILL pine land: 10 acres
! improved; $50 bearing orange trees, bore this
year 10000, ought to bear 100000 next year
225 young treeS in grove form: house 2Ox2O,
good we'll; to OAK Hills post-office, school and
church p miles. Price 5000.
NO 50
12S acres on Bndian River; 10 acres high
hammock, 100 Tow hammock, Is acres pine
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clean sand shor9s and clear water; plenty of the
best fish,; 10 acpRs low hammock; $50 pine land;
30 800 acres inro Scow-penedl and cultivated;
and other fruit; Mouse 40x50, rooms, good
well, barn and stable; to steamboat landing s
miles; (75 heads Of hogs, Is turkeys, % hens for
5000. Price of all 81 300 cash.
ATLANTIC COAST LANDS.
NO IS
1900 acres near Oak Hill, nearly all ham
mock land; several wild orange groves, can be
cleared for $40 per acre; payment down, bal
ance on time to suit the purchaser at per
cent. Price $500.
12l acres near Port Orange on Spruce Greek,
hammock land; budded wild treeS 500; bear
ing 100; thousands Of nursery stock. Price
$1,000 cash.
4OacresA acres first-class hammock; lem.
trees; several hundred not bearing, mile
from post-office, school and church; ] mile
from Indian River. Price Pr g. $1,000.
1G0 acres: l0acres high hammock, 40 acres
heavy hammock, 80 acres high pine, 20 acres
improved 40 orange trees, bore 5000 this year
likely to bear 10000 next year; 479 trees in grove
form, grape vine; house l5XlS, rooms, good
well; to Port Orange, Z miles; school and
church mile. Price (cash) $1,000
Hotel, New SMYRNA 81 feet long by sc deep,
stories high Containing "a bed rooms ? par
lors, dining rooms, pantry, kitchen, servants
rooms store house. meat house, smoke-house
stable and other out buildings over 100 orange
trees in grove form, 30 bearing; several hun
dred sweet seedlings from to years old, q
well of good water and cistern which holds
about 5000 gallons. In the yard are figs, lines,
citrons and guayaS about acres, with house
and it will be left ABOUT half furnished. Price
$500.
NO IS
60 acres near Oak Hill, pine land: 10 acres
improved; $50 bearing orange trees, bore this
year $4,000, ought to bear 100000 next year;
225 young trees in grove form: house 20X20,
good Wei; to Oak Hill posttocotfice, school and
church q miles. Price 5000.
12S acres on Indian River; 10 acres high
hammock, 100 low hammock, Is acres pine
land 4 acres improved IS trees in grove form;
large number OF sour wild trees; house 1sX2S,
rooms, good well to Indian River mile
to post-ofice, school and church a miles. Price
q down, balance within years, with interests
per cent? 1000.
ORANGE COUNTY LAND.
NO 200
Sl5 acres the miranda Grant" on the
WekiYa River good steamboat landing
on the place; mostly high pine balance
hammock. Price 5000
NO POL
40 acres near Geneva, pine and scrub;
acres fenced and improved; house rooms
16xlS; log barn; to Prevatt's landing l!
miles; to post-office, school, store and
church mile; s bearing orange trees, D
lemons, 6 citrons. guavas, 400 pineapple
plants, IL grape vines and some mulberry
Price $780,
No2O2
1850 acres near Geneva-all high pine
land miles to Preyatt's landing; TO post
Office, school and church l mile; unlm-
proved Price $500 cash.