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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-13
lottery.
La. S. T..

This Is the only Lottery ever voted
endorsed by the people Of any STATE VI AID
Louisiana State Lottery n
Incorporated in 1855 for Is wears Inv w.
ture Tor educational and Charitable my. legs.
with capital OF slO00 O0O-to which ~ loses-
fund OF over s550coO has since been .eesseHt
cb &! an SE wnSa popular vote Is n,
sutuuon adopted December End A, n ' Sseo Con.
us Grand Single Number Drawings a aS,s
place monthly. Il never scales ~ WI WI ale
Look ut the following distributions F's'poas
Grand Monthly Distribution, Glass +. =.
Orleans, Tuesday, May 9th leSa :"
And all future Distributions unde, no -,
ion and management OF 1psfss'
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Mr.. Alexander Grunnell, of Albany, New
York, SAYS: II had been for years troub-
led with great weakness of my digestive
organs, which seemed to be always ont of
fix Most usually suffered from consti-
patton, and at other times severe running.
Off at the bowels would set IN. No remedy
ever tried would regulate this function
until tried Browns Iron Bitters. II reall y
benefited me from the first day used ii,
My habits are now perfectly regular, and
as q strengthened of the digestive organs,
think Browns Iron Bitters worth its weight
in diamonds
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IDiptlieria

Attacks all classes, at all ages and at all
seasons of the year AS the seed of this
terrible disease is in the throat it Is directly
reached by Darbys Prophylactic Fluid used
as A gargle or by swabbing out the mouth
with cloth saturated with the Fluid. Ar.
tces used about the sick should be rinsed
in water conlaininga small quantity of the
Fluid, it will absolutely destroy tho germs
of contapion.
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'--43rd-.-
Popular Monthly Drawing of ~
Saturday, April %. 1882

-, ~ ~Ot IOOEt
These drawings occur monthly SUNDAYS on.
cepted) under provisions of an sct of the e;en.
eral Assembly of Kentucky. ' 's1'
The United States Circuit Court on March sls,
rendered the following decisions, 'N
lst-That the Commonwealth Distribution
Company is legal.
2nd-lts drawings are fair
N. B.-The Company has now on hand A lar,a
reserve fund Read carefully the list Of prizes
for the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-13

Whole Tickets, 80, Half Tiekets,tl
27 Tickets, $50; 55Tickets 500.
Remit money or bank draft in letter, or send
by express Don't send by registered letter OF
postollice order. Orders Of s. and upward BY
express can be sent at our expense Address ali
orders to r. NJ B0ARDMAN, Courier.Joumsl
Building, Louisville, Ky or K. NJ, BQARDMAN,
500 Broadway. New York
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PROM AUSTIN

Agiow once Hore-The my IN DaiA
ness, no Gas-where ana How he Two
Legislative Branches are .Lscsted-rhe
Departments-A Peep at THAT Cssh hai-
ance."-The Investment In. Texas i'ono'
Mt II0-Ths Condition OF the treasury
Tasation TO he ned.eed-Do ou'tieo 10
the Mercantile Intsrssts-A.Ci Clear Con-
else, Exhaustive Resume OF our Bonded
r,aehteJ,..,-our Funds en- Hand, etc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-04
vE4sSEFA8Y AND STOCKS
New York. October 8. 1882.

New York. OCTOBER 3, 1857.
Money closed 6@7; governments, IN
changed; stocks, generally strong; West
ern Union, 875S; Quicksilver,8H; Pacific,
431a; Wells Fargo, 12s; N, Y. Central,
1888; Erie, 425s; Panama, l 81; Denver
s. r. g., 50; Union Pacific, 1857,
bonds, LIS; Central Pacific, 9l13; bonds,
1l3; Su.ro 4
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TELEGRAPHICI
What the Papers Say.

New York. 3.-NewspRper comments
upon the letters Of Folger and Hepburn:
The Tribune: The man of the Sara
toga ticket. whom nobody objected To
and with whose nomination everybody
was satisfied, finds the scandals of the
convention too heavy burden and re-
fuses to stand under them. He prints a
letter modest, manly and consistent. He
makes nc reflections upon the conven.
ton tnat nominated him for congressman
at large. but frankly says that cireum-
stances have come to light since, which
prevent republicans from regarding its
action as authoritative. He is unwilling
to hold the nomination under such cir
cumstAnces, and so withdraws. He
stands all the stronger for this with q
great msjorl'y Of the republican. Mr..
Folger is not unwilling to hold the NOM
inaticn under such circumstances. lie
accents, and writes two Or three columns
TO tell Why 3 cage entirely clear could
hsve been stated in ehorter space.
The Herald: The letter would have
b en- shorter if Mr., Folger had not felt
that 1t wac necessary 10 attempt to justify
to himself and TO his friends IS we'll as
he could, his acceptance of the nomina-
ton which he admits persons of
good standing in the community, and
some holding official relations with
the republican party" urged him
to decline. Instead Of taking their
sound and honest advice. MI. Fol-
ger has chosen to accept the nomination
and large part of his present letter is
naturally taken up with a discussion CT
the question whether the receiver is
really IS bsd as the thief. We wish f. r
bis own sake that he had taken their sd-
vice and declined, which as they saw as
he sees and as every one in the state sees,
was procured for him by a most con-
tsmptible fraud and forgery. One wrong
neeeHsitateg another, and the men who
compass in Mr. Folger's nomination
against the will of the convention will
not stop at trifes to secure his election
lsgainst the voters.
The World: Mr.. Folger invites the
Republicans of New York to move on to
battle under his banner to the inspiring
strains OF the Dead March in Saul"
The three points of state policy On which
Folger dwells most earnestly and intelli'
gently in his remarkable letter. are thu
necessity of local self-goyernment in oul
cities, towns and villages, the import
ance Of renting to primary m eeting
of the people the choice Of delegates who
are 10 represent the people in the organi
Ization of political parties, aud the dut!
of economy in the administration of on
state and local affairs. As those tire
points happen tobe cardinal features o
the democratic policy, which Grove
Cleveland stands pledged to carry int
effect, respectable republicans may con
template with equanimity the gloom
party PROSPECTS which their candidat
unfoids to them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-04

s-HACKAIETACK." lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price 25c. and
soc. Sold by 2. G. NJ. I. Drug Store.
H3)
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FICTITIOUS PRlCHS,

Webster defines the word Fictitious"
thus: "Feigned; imaginary; not real;
counterfeit; false; not genuine" Such is
the character of the catalogue prices Of
pianos and organs. differing some in the
enormitY of the ofense in proportion to
the quality of the instruments; for be it
understood that many of the cheapest
made instruments rate about the same on
the catalogues as frst-class ones. This
condition is regretted by soma of the
leading makers, but they are poWerless
to change because many deal
era insist on the present
policy being continued, for the reason
that it gives them better chance to get
high prices by making purchasers be-
Iieve that in Offering them $1,000 pispo
for $3.50 or s. $3.50 organ for $3.50, that
they are giving immense bargains, when
in fact the instrument may be exceed
|ingly dear even at these seemingly very
low prices. a business man in this city
thinking that he could get first class
piano at the factory much cheaper than
he could in this city, bought one shown
him on the catalogue TO be 81 600, for
S525, as special price to him, with the
understanding that be was to use his ia
1uence to effect sales among his friends.
It was very disappointing to MIN wheh
shown that l could have furnished the
instrument for 1925, with a reasonable
profit to myself. Recently lady had q
piano selected for her in New York, at q
cost of $500 delivered in this city, which
she highly priced. The tuner did not
convince her that she could have pur-
chased the same class of piano by the
same maker from me. for $500,
that being the regular price. Many sim
liar cases have come to my knowledge
| have just been offered by two different
makers of pianos, who advertise very
largely throughout the country; rs
octave, upright pianos, tri-, handsome
rosewood case, al the latest improve
ments. snd warranted for five years"
for s1l0! Catalogue price $3.50. Who
wants such piano at any price? And
yet they are sold in this Territory at $500
and upwards. Surely catalogue prices
are snare and deception when used to
reflect dealers prices IS great bargains.
My method Of doing business Is some
what different to that of the trade gener
ally. buy the very best Instruments Of
their class, al the lowest possible cash
prices, and sell them on their merits.
carry no shOddy instruments. | have NJ
Headers" or catch price goods. have
no sliding scale Of prices. hay,
but ONE PRICE To ALL, which is plainly
marked Oh all goods from Jews hsrp t
g Concert Grand Piano. All my good
are precisely IS represented
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

quarter of section &c. township north. range 3
east, 40 acres State and eounty tax, S, -. costs
63 cents total tax and costs, IS 49,
No 29-Against north half of northeast SSr,arter
of SECTION 81, township north. range east so
acres State and county tax, SO so; costs 81 cents
total tx and costs, 81 O..
No. S0-Against north half Of south half of see
ton 8, township NORTH range east 100 acres.
State and county tax IS 16; costs, 81 cents total
tax and costs, 50 or.
No. 81 Against west half OF southwest quarter OF
section 7, township 0 north, range east so acres
state and county tax, 81 7G costs, rs cents total
tax and costs, So 40
No 32-Against west half of northwest quarter
OF section IS, township north, range east, 50
acres. State and county tax 81 76 costs 70 cents
total tax and costs, SIS 40.
No. 33-Against southeast quarter of section 20,
township 10 north, range east, 100 acres. State
and county tax, so IS costs, 81 OF total tax and
costs, ST. 90.
No 34-Against land east of Sacramento city,
northeast hall OF lot IL, Muldrow gAIden, 10 acres.
State and county tax, IS cents costs, "a cents
total tax and COSTS 81 80.
No. 35-Against lot in Tivof Garden, bounded
north and west by Meyer east and south by Mester.
81 acres. State and county tax, So 81: costs, rs
cents total tax and costs So 80
No. S6-Aearnst north half of northwest quarter
of section IL township north, range S cast, so
acres. State and county tax. IS 49, costs, 81 cents
special school tax, Brown District, 81 60; costs 63
cents; total tax and costs, So 80.
No. 3I-Against unknown owners and lot 20,
ond 2, Thirty first and Thirty streets. State
and county tax, 42k cents costs So cents total
and costs, 9ii cents.
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Unknown Owners in the Town of
Folsom

No. Against lot lS, block 3. State and county
tax. 81 ce ts costs, 81 cents special school tax,
Granite District cents; COSTS 30 cents total tax
and costs, 81 121.
No. against lots to s, block r. State and
county tax 81 27t costs, So cents special school
tax, Granite District, 46 cents costs 50 cents
total tax aud costs, 50 sol.
No. Against lots / te g. block Il. State and
county tax s. cents: costs 81 cents special school
tax Granite District, 81 cents; costs 81 cents tai
tax and costs, 81 81.
No. against lots to 49, block I5 State end
county tax, GS cent? costs SO cents special school
tx Granite District % cents; COSTS 81 cents total
tax and costs, 81 81.
No 6-Against lots . tn 10. block II. State and
county tax, 6S cents costs 50 cents special school
tax Granite District % cents costs 81 cents; total
tax and c5sts. 81 81.
no. 7-Ag .inst lots and 2. block "a. State and
county tax So cents costs, 81 cents special school
tax Granite District, 81 cents; COSTS 81 cents total
tax and costs, 81 81.
No. against lots and . block 81. State and
county tax, 6S cents cots, So cents special school
tax Granite District % cents costa, 81 cents total
tax and co Is, 81 g.
No. 9-sganst west feet Of lot and east II feet
of lot 1, block 81 State and county tax, "a cents
csts 81 cent? special school tsx Granite District
13 cents COSTS 81 cents total tax and costs, 81 so
No. 10-Against lot !, block As. State and county
tax, 50 cents; costs, 81 cents; special school tax
Granite District, 81 cents costs, 81 cents; total
tax and costs 81 81
No. 1I-Against lot l. block so. State and county
TAX, IL cents; costs, 50 cents special scnooi ttN
Granite District, cents COSTS so cents; total tax
aud costs, s g.
No. 12-Against lot s. block e.. State ard county
tax, II cents costs so cents; special school tax,
Granite district, cents costs, 81 cents total tax
and costs, 81 %.
10, l3-Against fraction Of lots and 10, block
g. State and county tax, 50 12l; costs so cents
special school tax Granite District II cents cests,
81 cents /; total tax and costs, 81 03l.
No. 14-Against lots l TO l. block 20. State ard
county tax, 81 cents costs 50 cents spe al school
tax Granite District Is cents costs, 81 cents total
tax and costs, 81 Y.
A. Hebron,
Sheriff aud Ex-ofico Tax Collector.
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
FOR 1872

CTATE og CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF sAcRA-
Omento-ss. By virtue of and in accordance
with the provisions of Sections s.7S4, s,765, s7ee
and s,7e7 OF shs Political Code. will sell all the
property, real and personal, hereinafter described
and delinquent fer State aad County and other
Taxes for the year 1872, in front of the Court
house door. at the hour of 10 A. n on
Monday. The sSih Fay of February,
A. D. 1859.
For gold esin Of she United States, each piece or
parcel SO described for the amount of taxes thereto
annexed, tesesher with per cent. and 80 cents on
each let piece or tract OF land separately assessed
and on each assessment of personal property addi-
tional thereto, aud aecruing cost.
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Unknown Owners in Capital Home.
stead Association.

No 1-Agai st lot l, block l. State and county
tax, Az cents costs, 81 cents special school tax
Capital District cents; costs, 80 cents; total tax
and costs, 81 49J.
No. 2-Against lot 8 block 10. State and county
tax, So cents costs, "a cents; special school tax
Capital District. cents COSTS so cents total tax
and costs, 81 95.
No Against lot 8. block o. State and county
tax, So cents costs, 81 cents; special school tax,
CAPITAL District, cents; costs so cents total tax
and costs 81 o.
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.


Against ] B Duval, 81.
Against N. Duffy, 81
Against Patrick Duffy, 81.
Against S. Driver. 81
Against Charles Foster, 81.
Against Henry Fry, 81.
Against Thomas Farrell, 81.
Against Thomas Green, 81.
Against James X. Gilman, 81.
Against Frank Hall, 81.
Against Fred Hamlin, 81.
Against George Hodson, 81.
Against J. II. Harris, ST.
Against ]. II. Hem ssey, 81.
Against Jacob Heitrick, 81.
against J. F. Rostr1nset, 81.
Against NJ. t Hubbard. 81.
Against w. F. jackson. 81
Against George Roller. 81
Against J. W. King, 81.
Against G. Keller, 81.
Against G. B. Logan, ST.
Against John Lyon, 81.
Against William Leinback, 81
Against A. II. Lamphier, 81
Against G. Lamkin, 81.
Against F. q Lambert, 81.
Against Frank / arkin, s..
Against j. c. Laughliu, a.
Against NJ. Landon, "a.
Against Alexander McKeon, "a.
Against B. MeKitriek, 81.
Against Ed. NJ. Moore, 81.
Against Frank Mayer, 81.
Against G. i. McGuire, 81.
Against G.. W. Martin, 81.
Against Hugh Murphy. 81.
Against James Mclaughlin, 81.
Against John Mcmahon, 81.
Against J. B, MeGinniss, 81.
Against 81. Maliu, 81.
Against NJ. B. McQuinston, 81.
Against p. NJ Mclaughlin, 81.
Against P. w. Martin, 81.
Against r. s. Mcclure, 81.
Against Wiley Moss, 81.
Against c. j. Phillips, "a.
Against G. Pierson, 81.
Against C. Parker, 81
Against George Place, 81.
Against J. G. Poirier, 81.
Against Stanley Parker. 81.
Against S. A. Phelps, s..
Against C. Ruggle, 81.
Against G. Roeder, 81.
Against David Regan, 81.
Against E. |. Robinson, 81.
Against G. F. Rasseweiler, 81.
Against Fred. Randall, 81.
Against Henry Richter, 81.
Against j. Roman. 81.
Against Joseph Ross, 81.
Against j. B. Reeve, 81.
Against NJ Rowers, 81.
Against P. L. II. Rotich, 81.
Against ". 5. Runyon, 81.
Again-t Adam Scheibel, 81.
Against c. Startman, 81.
Against C. Schlutius, 81.
Against d. f. Strickland, 81.
Against Floyd Smith, 81.
Against G. Slyter, 81.
Against J. C. Shepley, 81.
Against John Sullivan, 81.
Against J. Sweetner, "a.
Against T. Sample, 81.
Against ". II. Stone, 81.
Against r. Tenant, 81.
Against Z. T. Taylor, 81.
Against Henry Turton, 81.
Against W. 1itcomb, 81.
Against Jas. Tenant, 81
Against Frank Thomas, 81.
Against Fred. Valentine. "a.
Against A. f. Woo, 81.
Against E. Washburne, s..
Against F. 5. Wheel,r, 81.
Against C 3. Wilson, 81.
Against Jas. Walsh, 81.
Against j. a. Woodsun, 81.
Against Jas. Wright, 81.
against 0. II. Weatherby. 81.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
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Sweetser & AISip,
EEAE R@TATM
INSURANCE AGENTS,
1918 Fourth ST., Sacramento.


4 Farm, Of 6f0 Acr $. property of Marion
BIGGS JR., IL miles south of Sacramento, on
Lower S.ocston road good dwelling and barn,
small orchard. Place is specially adapted to
raising grain Of all kinds VIII produce 2s
bushels Of wheat to the acre. Also, has splendid
water faci tiles for stock. VIII be sold for $50
per acre, and terms of payment made satisfactory.
Farm of sG0 Acre., with Gnod Build
lngs OF all kinds. Two streams of never-fallng
water flowing through the place; 40 acres il
Alfalfa which can be increased to 100 if desired
Fruits of all varieties. This is a srlendid oppor-
tunity for any one wishing good Fruit or Dairy
Farm, being located II miles from the Furnishing
town Of Plymouth, Amador county, and has a
dairy already started, which be increased with
coed price for milk and butter. PRICE, 81, 0Oo.
Also
A Ranch of 100 Acres, with Dwelling.
Orchard, and is well timbered- Newcastle,
Placer county. PRICE, SO, 200.
-ALso--
Two Hundred and Forty Acres Near Pine,
with dwelling and Barn; SIS per acre.
Ninety Acres near Sacramento, on Upper
Stockton road; $1,000.
Thirty Acres near PcnrYn, Placer county.
WILL EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN SACRA-
MENT0. Also
Fourteen Acres BaIf 5IiIe Fast of Sacra-
mento. viii all raise Alfalfa; has the place
good dwelling, barn and small orchard. VIII be sold
at bargain
AT We have other desirable property for sale in
different counties Of the State. Also, LARGE
LIST OF CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE, which you
can select from.
We are constantly having inquiries for GOOD
FARMS. Those wishing &c sell will find it 10 their
advantage to send US a description OF them.
feSSpd SWEkTSER & aLSlP, Sacramento.
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DELINQUENT POLL TAXES FOB
1881.

The following is a list OF persons delinquent for
poll tax for the yeal 1881, as turned over for
with the provisions OF Sections 1855 and $500 of the
Political Code
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FOR SALE.
BTSAM r. RGk:

N. ~ 'As'.-' .l< 1a1aa - - ~ go
TBNHE FINE STALLION OF THE FNG-@
4 lish carriage bre ed, born in Australia ks.lTN
in 1874. His sire is Denmark, and his dam ECA
is three-quarter bred English mare. Must be sold
within one month. He is at view at the stable of
Mr.. r. W. HARRIS, S07 Montgomery street, and
for more particulars apply at j. PINET, 5o4 jack
son street. San Francisco, January H. 1882 l3-Isf
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Sheriff and Ex-oflicio Tax Collector
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Thirty Acres near PcDrYn. Placer county.
WILL EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN SACRA-