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Gen James d. Fessendeu, United
States register IN bankruptcy. and who VI,
in Snermau's army IN its march through
Georgia. dropped dead IN tie street al Port
land. at 1890, Saturday forenoon. His age
was nearls fifty. Gen. Fessenden was the
oldest son Of Senator Fessenden graduated
at BoEdoin College, class Of 1852 entered
the army as captain Of company raised N
Portland for Berdan's regiment Of sharp
shooters served on Gen. Hunters staff in
the Georgia campaign was in the battles
Of Chattanooga, Lookout Mountain and
many other Western battles. He leaves a
wife and two sons.
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q house. This shows the ,ihceuo, of the
police sa that ei'y and has un.s been
eqaa..cd bs iuat other the: uho stole a
MI and vas eap;ared when be- went back
after rhe vA',l power.
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-Prrss4,a, Ar,l4r VII. cal! d >pccia. .c.-
,lau VI tie new senate Immediately after
III March Z 1855, lu4 wound become Pr,,l-
den, IN Gaze % Mr. Ar,a4r's death. I: d.
believed that Senator Authoul. o.: Rhode
Island. ~ll be chosen, a13 .syrl, fight a..
follow over The Senate offices. With Malone
and k.lL,eberser holding tie balance oi
peasr.
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State of Maine.

NOVEMBER 23, f88
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The Ha Ne,Hcs Iowa Lesl,7. saws
tina; ., is glad enough to >ee Democratic
victory lu Massachusetts. hai thinks lh,
time d, coming vhcu Democrats VA! see a
direct loss by ;hc.r ndorsomcr' snd election
Of Ben Butler.
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23

The Woman Suffrage amendment; vas
defeated III Nebraska b, a majority Of about
81. u.UU
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23

-Se,era. Rolling MAJ and >i,c. man
utatturue Compaale, are reported getting
ready e. shat down un 1T before January !.
They claim that th, neat Congress. being
Democratic and holding free trade views
vii he nlm.ca. 90 iLru anu while the pro
teclIoH nov afforded them by tae tariff - mol,
likely To bo removed immediately Vet The
agitation certain 10 take place vlA 50 dr.
turh trade a. to greatly ,nJlre them a. man
ufaoturrrs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-22
TRUSTEES SALE.

/ INDER and by virtue of authority vested In
~ me by certain deed In trust executed
February oath, 1877, by Oh. +. Clint conveying
the hereinafter described real estate to q. N.
Aldridge, as trustee, 10 secure the payment Of
four certain promissory notes executed Fcbrua-
ry 9th, 1871 by said Oh y. Clint payable to
order of w L. Mitchell, MS follows: One note
for 500 %, payable March lst 1879; one note for
800 TO- payable March lSt 1880 one note for
s60Op 70 payable March LIST, 1881: one note for
S2,Ol7 20, payable March lst 1872: each bearing
3@ per cent. per ailnum interest and all said
notes being due aud unpaid except the sum OF
1898 o. credited November bth 1877
|, Ben +, Jones, Sheriff OF Dallas county, Tex,
alternate trustee In said deed In trust "a. N
Aldridgc having referred 10 act will sell at the
request of Gezenam'& Ferris, the owners and
holders of said notes. on the second day being
the first Tuesday, Of May, 1881 at the Court
House door IN Dallas City, 10 the highest bidder
for cash, the following described property, to
wit: All that certain farm. parcel, or lol of land
lying and situated In Dallas county, Texas
about eight miles south Of city of Dallas, being u
part of the Levi Dixon league, and more partic-
ularly described as follows Beginning at the ex.
IRENE southwest corner my whole tract II
stake In the north line of Ganos field as II was In
1875; thence eastwardly Nn varas 10 stake;
thence northwardly 1883 varas 10 stake; thence
westwardly 5i3 yaras 10 u stake; thence north.
wardly 90 varas To stake; thence westwardly
sGS yaras TO stake thence south 20.
east lil5 varas to the place of beginning con.
tanning S57H acres OF land.
For further details. reference IL made TO the
said deed of trust duly recorded In Dallas coun
" records Of deeds bonds, etc, volume "a, page.
295 and ~ Upon compliance with the terms o.
sale viii Nike proper title to the purchaser.
BEN. y. ZONES,
sheriff Of Dallas Co..
ml6-tm2 Alternate Trustee
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-22
FUTURES

THE sales fixtures in this city today, as re.
corded on the Brokers Exchange, were 80 bales
corn and rs barrels of pork.
Contrary TO the opinions Of many yesterday,
VINO thought u squeeze was inevitable cot
ton futures in New York and New
Orleans advanced n few points, but the markets
qua not close In a very encouraging tone In
Liverpool the prices went of q little. md
although the market was dull In the morning, il
closed steady. ~
The New Orleans Picayune says II. & b.
Beer nave brought suit to recover money lost
on cotton future transaction In September
1881, and January, 1881, they made various trans.
actions for the purchase and sale OF cotton fn.
lures Tor Henry Ross, which resulted In n loss Il
Ross OF s2,s259l This amount H. & Is, Reef
have TO pay. All of the transactions were made
atthe request and instigation OF Ross, and with
one exception, were approved by him In writ
ing. They ask for judgment in that amount
This is the first suit of the kind ever brough,
In the state courts, when the issue is squarcly
made and It's result Will be watched with in
tcreSt.
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III. CARNEs, Agent, Dallas, Tex m.

Department 81 Insurance, statistics and
History. -
No Avsi,s, TEXAS January 81. 1852
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net receipts to be sl.62s. against 46e5i the cor
respond ing day last year, . falling of Of lSS2s
bales since Friday last The shipments 70
Great britain were 1850 continent 1850 chan
mel ports, Sl5S France. sl0S The stock on
hand at all the ports Is sss, sos bales
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-22
COTTON.

=, WHILE the reports show prices are unchanged,
ses, both In Liverpool aud America This
however may be consequent upon tho decline In
futures yesterday, and tomorrow tho markets
may assume. q moro bouyant tone. There is
,or the worse, unless Il be heavy receipts from
indla. In the face OF the short crops In America,
mere seems 70 be n prevailing opinion In Europe
.nat the world this year has produced q sum.
anu that there Will DO about the average re-
serve lcft on hand when the season opens on the
nrst OF September next In this country n great
many hold different views and the facts can only
Tor estimation.
In this city to-day tho receipts by wagon
reached over thirty bales, and II fair weather
prevails Tor another week II IL thought they
jacent country but by rail. Prices are firm at
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no market In Liverpool Ia reported a. having
lore, middlngS 6.. Orleans, 6i5.i6 Receipts,
ss,v Sales, 1000. Of which 1900 wero Asicri.
can aud ZOO for e1portaton.
The New York market opened easy. vas 70.
middlings, u ai6 Sales, Esr -
New Orleans opened QUIZ and closed quiet
AMI steady. middllnss, u sdles As0.
~ galveston closed quiet middlingA IA sales,
The cotton novsmsn. sAoxs me ccnRn,rs,ed
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-21
CAME TO THE RreHr cr1Y.
Sioux City Sends q Delegation to be II
structed In Municipal Affairs.

Sioux City Sends q Delegation to be In
structed in Municipal Affairs.
II is stated on high authority that few
years ago there was q certain wise ruler
named Solomon that so conducted the affairs
OF his little bailiwick that he became the
envoy Of the balance OF the world, and even
excited the curiosity Of beautiful queen
named Miss sheba, who paid Mr.. Solomon a
visit to learn whether there was any truth in
the common report. After investigating
matters the lovely queen became satisfied that
the rumors were true, and she departed for
her home and instituted Improvements in her
own kingdom modelled after what she had
seen and learned History repeats itself. Far
and wide the fame of the city of st. Paul, as a
model city, has been spread, and it is not
matter OF wonder that other cities are de-
sirious of emulating her example. In support
of this assertion it may be stated that our sis
ter state of Iowa has sent, from one of her
principal cities, delegation, composed of
her mayor, city officials and common council
to learn how to build and run
first-class city. This delegation comes
yesterday morning, and are composed of the
following named gentlemen: Hon. W. B.
swars, mayor; John Brennan, city attorney:
Geo. Oberholtzer, city engineer; and Messrs.
R. s. Van Keenen, L. Humbert, o. G. Thomp-
kins, s. j. Quincy, w. E. Powell, j. E. A.
Lewis, VIM. 81. Barker, and Geo. Fits, men,
bers of the council.
They arrived by the 1870 train and were
taken in charge by Acting Mayor Allen at the
Merchants hotel. They want to know how to
pave and curb their streets, how to build their
sewers, etc., ETC., and to learn the best mate
rial with which to do it. Yesterday afternoon
they were driven about the city and last even
ing they were present at the meeting of the
city council. To-day they will continue their
investigations and will be carried around to
Fort Smelling, Minnehaha, Minneapolis and
other outside points of interest in the vicinity
of st. Paul. They are fine looking body of
men, and it is very evident that Sioux City
selects her best men to manage her municipal
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-21
The Board OF Trade.

The board of directors of the beard of trade
met at the call of the president yesterday
morning, when the president announced the
following as committee on membership: J.
B. Hoxie, A. L. Larpenteur, John McCauley
J. Austrian, J. P. Norton.
The following persons were appointed as
supervisors of grain inspection and weighing,
to serve for one year: l.. A. Gilbert, w. A
Van Slyke, W. q. Gates, William Constans
and J. Q. Adams.
On motion OF Mr.. Barden it was
resolved that an assessment of $40 be
made on all members now belonging
to the board, or who shall join before Decem-
Der 1, 1882, and S. on all joining thereafter for
June, 1888, aud so much of the proceedings oil
the board of April 20 as conflicts with this
resolution is hereby repealed. The board then
adjourned to the second Tuesday in July.