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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-11-25

The regular army last year lost
3, al men by descrtion.
Tho Ufno,, La,4-1ot,ro ,riu hoo
,,,ol,. rorrhIican ,-n.;o,st, nm
;.,,tou
.
The democratic thermometer
$500 NV "''' &"
0" ''N
Tho courtbouso at Anderson.
Grimes county. Texas. was burg
Iarized and tho election returns
'''''"
The next Kansas Leoislotrre will
stand. 70 republicans. % democrats
and 33 Inducements and rraon.
hackers.
These glorious November DAVIS
ere the resurrection and t,e life ia
an ipnnmerable multitude or docd
democrats.
capt John Lee fth cavalry at
OTt stanton, has been detailed 10
go to Fort LeavonWorth and pur-
chase horses.
ll1gl-toned sociotI Ia'ies III the
cues are no" "e"r'u@ &.oVes'
oonho'', ana even seal-s~'n c'o"@S
won ny oe'tlng OF inc cloc'ioh'
Denver Mfe. Oceaa, The
republican party has simply be-
Vrr.,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-11-25

Probate Judge Lincoln County, N. NJ.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30

writing 70 that paper makes the following state
ment In the cotton trade there is something
Ike crisis. and the question is forcing itself
upon the spinners how 10 meet II. IL has been
suggested thstthey buy spsringly Of cotton but
IL is certain that in the delicate question of pur-
chases there viii not be much heed paid TO any
request given in q general sort OF q way In Old
ham Il is be glnning 20 be felt that week stop
page ought ~ have been the rule and no, the
exception az the wages, What is said now Is
that short time will be almost compulsory, cN.
cept change for the better uucNFeCtcdlv takes
place 10 has been suggested that spinner,
might very well stop their machinery dur
ing those hours when gas is required. This has
been iavorlte method Of meeting difficulties.
and II viii almost certainly be suggested during
the winter months At the same time there are a
number OF compauics in Oldham with drst-class
machinery, the directors of which win NOT go
upon short time SO long as they can cover work
ing expenses. This want Of unsuimity has al.
ways beset movements in the oldham cotton
trade; but If the state of affairs is IS represented
mat tits crisis almost as acute as that produc "a
by me cotton corner al Liyerpooi-unif0rmi
OF action viii become a necessity
LIVERPOOL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30
STOCKS
EXPORTS.
RAILROAD ITEMS.

WORK has been commenced on the bridges
and trestleworks of the Eureka Springs railroad
II is reported that Vanderbilt is quietly work
ing to secure controlling interest IN the Phila.
delphia ~ Reading road
The Granger branch of the Union Pacific will
be completed 20 an intersection OF the URh
Northern by the middle of November.
The line of the Faramort road lying between
the Arkansas and White rivers Is likely To he
commenced by the 18th of November
The Little Rock, Mississippi River * Texas
railway will soon build an extension from Der.
mott to Greenyillc, Mississippi Contractors are
waiting 10 begin work
From DcyalrS Blun the Midland road will 10
10 work and complete their line to Little Rock
this year, The officers say they propose 70 be-
gin work as soon as the Paramorc track reaches
their grade
There were 20 locomotives exported from the
United States last year valued Mt sSq3, l23, IRA
I'll took Is quebec, ontario, Manitoba and the
y. W.T., took 10; British Columbia, /, British
possessions In Australia 80; Hawaiian Islands,
q Mexico, 10, spain, %; Cuba 3. Porto Rico /,
United States of Columbia, g. and Uruguay /
In the same year ll6l1 car wheels were OK.
ported, valued at slS2,S So They went 10 TWEEN.
iy.three different countries, including England
and Scotland. Mexico took the most, - $50.
Cuba took 24il; England, s,09d and Brazil
LAS. During the same period 2,ldl6iS pounds
of iron rails were exported. British Columbia
taking 1850 pounds Hawaiian Islands l2s,
llayu, 2l3,i0O Mexico S0aSii Cuba, liJeS5
follows Mexico % Isl pounds Cuba, gl,Ci7.
Porto Rice, i,2ig United States of Columbia,
-. iij, Uruguay 22,n
Few persons possibly have any conception of
the vast amount Of capital Invested In railroads
In this country, IL Is ruthoritiycly stated that
the total invested capital In American railways
January /, 1882, was s. ~ tnnOOO0 or moro than
three times our nRtlo,U debt Tho total earn
ingS were for lSNl, s71N $50 ll9 The net earnings
were s17GGjllla, Ofthls SG3li 900 100, S3.3lq,.
OO0, 900 is controlled by nine great corporations,
as follows lhc Pennsy lvania company, sd11,
100000; the Gould associates, sj6AOlUO0l tho
Vanderbilt combination, S5GLO0O0lO; tho Hunt
ington combination, s}I, 20 o. 900 the Jewctt and
Erie combination, s3i1,OO.000, the Garrett bal
tmoro Il Ohio combinationl. slQLO0O0ON Penn.
sylvania coal roads, sinSOOOOuQ; Mitchell man.
agcmenL Sll9OO0OOG Garrison management
6lC00W0. The rapid increase IN construction
may be Judged from the fact that during the
twenty.one years preceding lSSl, only lNgNa
miles of road was constructed. while during ISL
the railway mileage was increased ILL u miles
This construction aud cNlcnt,on and improve.
mcnt In old lines represents an outlay Of SEQ .
0000C1 The increase of net earnings were s1l,.
id06SS which is "a per cent on the above capl.
tai
All that is needed TO preserve the color
and beauty of the hair is an occasion use
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30
NERVOUS DEBILITY

S.ry, and t, nn p Ts.s, o. nr v, Mksr
Srvous Disease. either malc ~ female, of
whatever nature, such ny Nervous lloai.
ache Mental Depression Loss Of Memory,
spormnlofrhwa and Involuntary Emissions,
caused ny oycrwork OF the brain, solf-abuse
each y order. agreeing 10 refund the money
II tho treatment, does not effect euro In Ms
months Price, 81 per box; six boxes for S
aent prepaid by mail on receipt OF price. Guar
en,ecs issucd by H. FREDERiCKSON, Whole
sale aud Retail Druggist New Orleans IA or
defs bv mail ut regular price.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30
D I s s 0 / h TON.

The copartucrshlp heretofore existing be.
tween ID. Darlington and NJ. ", Smith Il this
day dissolved by mutual consent, NJ NJ Smith
retiring. Mt d Darlington viii continue the
wholesale, grain; irut mud produce business
ut the old stand and will collect ali debts due
tho old firm, and pay all liabilities OF the same.
NJ, u. uARiNGroN
NJ N SMITH,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30
-
COTTON.

law, ny receipts of cotton IN the cjty to-day were
Wbi,Ss undred and thirty eight bales eighteen VI
ns season, There were no Shipments. but Tho
M ssSs mas been buSily engaged to-day and
TSos ~ pntnS tomorrow win no doubt be large.
Ky pIlyes IN Liverpool have not changed, but
Gs y MARKET is DUH, There was falling of an
o sH ,Sl. IN New York New orleans and calves
SS,s,Ste steady, In ST Louis prices declined
NSWt The worlds visible supply Is /. zoo. :
veS, S ,nst l2i0Sl7 the corresponding day last
Evss snowing an excess of iSq,7Ol bales. The
The vtop for lSSl.S2 Is given at 7i3Sig bales
yea , american cotton crop for tho past i've
iSS3 follows: ISIS Az, S6S 1872, 5,O7ll55
msn,l Jus Today the receipts were est shin.
PriSess W. sales, 6S.; stock ON hand. l. l2i bales
ke,, IN this city, IN sympathy with other mar.
Slewa nave declined, and we quote to-day as
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30

Referring 10 the above dissolution would
respectfully thank our old friends FOR pas, fayors
nnd solioita continuation OF their patronage 10
tue new iTn Very respectfully,
Sppl NJ NJ SMITH
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30
N OTTCE
10
Architects and Builders.

COMMISSIONERS COURT, PECos COUNTY.
- Texas 1t is ordered BY the Court that a
soutthousg and jail be bull, Tor pCcos county
not 70 ciCecd the sum OF Fifteen Thousand
lihu00l Dollars Ia De used In building n court
house, and the balance IN be used In The erect
ion Ut JAIL, and the Clerk of this Cont II I'm.
sunctod To cause notices TO be published until
the 10Th DAY NJ October A. u 1882, In the
san Antonio Express, Austin Statesman aud
Dallas WEtLD. requesting architects and build
cS 20 furnish plans and specifications for
building tue said court house and inu
tho plans and specifications to bc prc,
scntcd TO this Court at ix next regular term
be held on the 18th day of November, A, ID
lNs1, and the sum Of Fifty $1,000 Dollars is
hereby appropriated for the payment of the
plans and specifications selected hy the Couri
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30
CURE YOURSELF!

nr Dohannsus "lesstAbc curative" iswsrrrtte ,on-,
maNsh,N ,Af' a i1ms " spegusiiufrLea or H,ailnsl
meath,A hrnrfA neblitl, lmyoienty etc. sud fnf,,
Tort fu~er' uHd lfmgl back the IoHthfnl ilsa.' al
hoe VIC law dpi dtlS sexual ,,tasrs On c,il ntac
ltss M sl $50 tlagt weeks imc. IhisfgwftV eLl.i
IA, efn W,d BY llf bohanngn In his private pfa,sc ~
~ ,A ls.l was never known 10 tail in turiLC even
van Nonisrul ,r. f. those mlhC-agcd MN Who ia,
a. An, ~ p,gonl 'at y.afA W. lnyilo!nlng pupsitS
quenSa q thal dvadMY de- fugtiyc haiti ,f We nls
can we tt ne ucla s,th the ASSURANCE q usstv 80
ihhhANINI cure 1hc patcrt gains strength tnF ~
WV o. spi, n onee az u acts dItc,y ca me Tnrp urI
"a o, tohtng and healing tonic and auul,n. IN ihe ~
latl seminal ve.ioes aud Initiated duct snlertnr IOWA
hnn 'nc PM nt,9flng them TO thit natural i,nie N, a-
~ u We ban,ih haht had never BEEN islnlrr m 'it1
,nftrdenw ate simple productions u natufc-tftis ia
h,ts. w a,l az ,p,yihe ilr the above dli,nsss
uf Etlec, fiy' Doilaa, sent With nhi d.rreops s,e q
ey edteil fqf sale ouly n M q. A. Ichrnnsns on,
No ~ North ~ sin'i, b,tv,tn WAshnrtnn eyctr si
ut,,n ste 7, ~ lnnis, ~. lsahshrd la la -
nfp u s"lrslish on Special hisnfs,s Witch ri,e.
49, y, eu, w nat.w s,usg. synJtoms m,sns o.
ith.L 70 ~. alAfesi upon fceO nj Of one tiAun -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30

ANexrhangc states that Kansas is now assured
ofwhat must be considered a wonderful harvest,
including 1876 600 bushels Of corn, worth on
ne spot about 100000, a6.0o0O0O bushels Of
wheat worth in the producers hands about
S@mUO 2l0Oh000 bushels OF oats, worth
about 100000 hay worth about 81 0lo 600,
The minor crops of the state, including rye,
hay, potatoes, sorghum, brOom-COru, kitchen
goods app'eS aud honey, axe worth not less than
sNtMGO while the liye-stOcl; products are eSti-
mated for this year at $3L00O,oo0 The Ngrioul-
iurl product of the state for the current year,
then may he estimated roughly at over sl75, 600. =
state and the total shipments of Kansas goods
out Of the state will give its people Il cash rev
mue Of probably Sl0OO00O)0 This is an in
crease of oven $780, 600 in the gross earnings Of
the state against 1881, and will add vastly to It's
productive wealth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30

All that is needed TO preserve the color
and beauty of the hair Is an occasional use
of parkcr's Hair Balsam.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30

fllixnn ~ a'u uuyels ana NcllcfS apart
20, ,Seoh IN his last Liverpool circular says
an Sv immediate future the position Of Amcti
noys,UVoh Is very strong. owing To the small
M. os.unS ~ The ports caused by the lateneS,
Initial Wy and 70 the consequent probability OF
bni ~. arrivals here for some weeks TO come
pose, y, ,vf'aihty OF large receipts later on hYs
sume, .a,,vlOh on spectators and relieves con.
,eisI sss W anxiety, SO that the iutcrreenum OF
hr IN sn , may be passed over without lead.
vlde1 nv advance of moment IN prices, nro.
Sys,, sne crop adviccs continue favorable.
don IL c. nv IN plentiful supply, and their posi.
ep,isn C,mpatatively weak Egypusns are OK.
VverS,h,.y situated, and, as respects hon,
Braiiis ,.ng depends ON the course Of the war
aans VIII be influenced more or less by Eryp.
Weilnsis BUSINESS IN Manchester Is Just now x
Aope61 unsatisfactory. but producers are
alne,ra.,as better state OF things on the advent
NIcps ~ s es supplies OF American and fall in
q, Ss,'Io something like the firur now current
Ara.Nsry during the winter months
N'iVhu0ht OF the ManchCs,Cf Guardian
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30
We also manufacture
"GWATHMEYS IMPROVED
ECLIPSE GIN"

with Double Roller Hulling
Attachment and all of the very
latest improvements. Solid
I2-inch saws, patent brush,
strong iron frame, made under
the immediate supervision Of
Richard r. Gwathmey, the
patentee. The Eclipse Gin is
designed for hully, trashy cot
ton, but with the improvements
we have recently added it can
be used to great advantage in
all public ginncries and large
plantations.
Send for circular and price
list.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30

Have heard the highest expressions o
appreciation nom parties who have taken
WM. LlTTERER Il co,
Nashville, Tenn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30
FINANCIAL AND COTTON


ruE New York Economist saws there has
n,ep an Increase Of sloO 26l 81 in the imports of
,ss-cnsndise into the United States during lhe
,relye months ended July "a, lS>2, as compared
lin thc values for the corresponding months OF
~, preyious year while ourtNpOrtS OF merchan.
i5ft71I 1--we were not a wonderfully Gu
,s.prsing people. and II our country did not
sh5uud I'M extraordinary resources Of which no
@ber nation can boast this balance OF trade &C.
oouuts would soon place as financially in most
EMBARRASSING position. But this is not all We
In NOT believe the chief Of the bureau of sta.
,i.tifs has any accurate means Of bTriying az the
sraunt of money taken Outuf The country In the
paymaut ~ wages TO captains and sailors and
Tin, employed in the carrying trade Ter
Mans 10 may be roughly estimated az from
$500 GO TO Si0O, $4,000. This does not seem 10
epter into The account but nevertheless, Il
MINIS a very important factor, which ought not
!, bs overlooked, five import more merChan.
Nss than We have anything TO offer in exchange
s,- he same clearly We must paw for il in SO ia
chunks OF gold, but a day may come when our
s,li mines aud waShings may give out and
ghgt then are we To do England and other
Inroaean powers, whose standing armies men
sce the Old World with deluge of blood at any
moment are in favor of Il gold standard, and
Win ,tolid II not downright stupid Ignorance
gebaye looked on for Il decade and a half OF
Years paying a fabulous premium to them on
he very gold we dug out of our own mines to
nav duties on imports aud on our foreign bonded
ls6t while tens of thousands OF silver mines
Gy hid IN the United States, aud many of the
,istes were passing laws 10 hunt down what
they called poor trampS, who could not find
NboriO earn their own bread. 4 thousand times
better would ID be If we sent them 10
explore our silver mines The newspaper
mss of America and the congress OF the United
States need to be reminded that our silver mines
will eventually turn out to be Of more value TO
,,e b am pithpr orr gold mines uur coal mines or
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30

Noises In the Head the vital fluid passing unob.
served in the urlne and many other diseases
that lead TO insanity and death,
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL iNsTITUTu
Will agree 10 forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
case 81 thiS Kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and ,rea,menO win
not cure, or for anything impure or inIirloup
found In Il. the ENGLISH MEDICAL, IN
srlrUrE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury, Consultation Free, Thof.
ough examination and advice, including analg.
SIS OF urine, So 90 Price of Vital Restorative,
500 bottle or four times the quantity. $40 OF
sent ANY address on receipt OF price OF C. q. D.
mo &. o. ID. sent without oil enclosed NJ a guar.
name u desired, by ENGLISH MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, us OLIVE street. 81 Louis. Missouri
- Wholesale Agents. W II HOWELL & BRO
Dallas. Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30

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ny tue use Of HUNTS REMEDY the Stomach
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HUNTS REMEDY is pronounced hv the hos
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p, q, "a 4 D !!.l!,1
NsN'ofIS 40 zlashlpof
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

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ipal Weakness, Sper.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30

Has, given better satisfaction than any
remedy for Blood Diseases We have ever
handled
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30

Fair'minded physician now recommends
il IS positive specific.
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Memphis, Tom.
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$. 8 s. has given better satisfaction than
any medicine ever sold
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Louisville, Nv,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-11-25
From Dallas. Antauga, and the south

From Dallas. Autauga, and the south
efn part OF lhhb, VIC have heretofore
gwen AL thS int or, a,, AZ onr Com
aged To snch an extent that the Argus
felt authorized 20 place the estip,atelof
county in the belt we have marked ont
Is Perry. of which the Commonwealth
gives MS tho following Information
calcnlabIe and Every rill
and rivDlct was swollen into u mountain
torrent; bitches. branches and creeks.
River. was three feet higher than it has
ever been known to get before. The
crops along it's course, on its rich alluvial
are now withered and worthless, though
hut n few days ago they were 80 promis-
iag and lar, In addition TO thus destrnc-
river must be very great. It is terri
BILE calamity, and many farmers. we tear,
are ruined utterly. May we never see
Then comes Hale. situated on tho War
rior River. OF tho situation in this
eoPnsy the as sa shs tR
Tuscaloosa and Carthage. We're under
water last Tuesday, as were also the
crops generally on the river low grounds.
Warrior Is already sufficient to destroy
niouy crops of corn and cotton. We
have heard of corn fields near Carthage
that We're ten to twenty feet under
water.
The damage to the planting interest,
by the flooding of corn and cotton fields
on the river and creek low grounds, will
p,ovc ruinous.
An abundant, crop of cotton worms
may be expected, in fact, they have al
ready made their appearance on numer-
Gus plantations. That the crop will be
other causes produced by the rain, there
can be no doubt,
The Shelby county Guide says:
THE Coosa River and it's tributaries
in this county were higher than ever
know since its settlement. The damage
to property is immense.
The mills in the county are all more or
less damaged or carried away. The
niill-dam OF Purcell Il SLeeper, on Bees
wax, was carried away, also that of Mr..
Nanderslice,. on Spring Creek. John
Usrey's mill and dam on the same creek
the mills are gone or badly damaged.
The damage to crops in this section
exceeds anything known to the oldest
inhabitant, many farmers having lost
their entire crops of wheat, oats, corn
and cotton. The water was several feet
persville, running the organ. In the road
in front of Mr.. Wal)ace's gate. near the
same point. the water WAS swimming.
Morgan's mill. on Yellow Leaf, is all
right, though the water reached the
caves of the house.
IFrom the Eufaua Times.l
The corn and cotton crops on the low
lands of the Coosa. Tallapoosa and Ala
bama Rivers are almost wholly de-
| stroyed, and thousands upon thousands
| of dollars worth of property has been
| swept away. One gentleman expressed
freshet will amount to millions OF
| dollars. sg-e
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-11-25
SUPPLEMENT-
TO THE
OUACHITA TELEGRAPH.
Progress OF Texas.

From letter dated at Dallas, on the
21st inst, we take the following:
This win prove to be one OF the best
SEASONS As fSr Northern and Eastern Texas;
rewards to the Industrious farmers and
every home made happy. Oats and
wheat have been gathered, corn laid by,
and cotton looks as fine as if it ruled the
universe, merchants all looking forward
70 a inc season this fall; in fact, every
thing looks hopeful and prosperous for
move for this State. Here, III Dallas, the
people have ut last awoke from their
plumbers ON the muddy banks of the
energy only displayed in crowded cities,
and She takes her stand with the balance
OF the cities of the Lone Star State,
graph and rail with tue outside world.
The Central Railroad COMPANY are
making every effort to reach Mckinney,
in Collin county, this fall, and take their
crops to market. They are now grading
some twenty OF twenty five miles north
of here, and pushing the work as rap
Texas road, from st. Louis, are showing
for Red River, and will no doubt reach
it by the list of January, 1878. The St.
fort to get the whole Of this Northern
Texas trade this fall. Your paper should
keep well before the people of Louis
connection by rail at Houston, Texas,
and also intercept the Southern Pacific
at Shreveport, or Marshall, Texas. She
would then be in as close rail connection
with this section of country as st. Louis,
which already claims this portion as her
legitimate trade, and thinks it presump-
tuous for New Orleans TRYING to compete
with her for it,. Such cool impudence
really makesme feel as though she ought
to have it, to hear her peddling drum
mers talking with that peculiar nasal
twang SO natural to Southern gentle
men and SO very impressive to the mer-
chants. Yours etc., EMILIO.