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SUPPLEMENTARY MARKETS
NEM nRLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, Aug, l7.-Flour quiet and
weak; choice, i.25; fancy, 4 80 10 400; extra
fancy, 400 to 3 % Minnesota patents, 8 80;
winter wheat patents 40
Corn quiet but steady; mixed, 81; yellow,
80; white, 81
Oats steady; choice western, "a to IS (;
Texas, ~ to 81
Corn meal dun and lower at 9 ~.
Hay steadyi prime, 1900 10 II %; choice,
IS o. TO 1900
Porl, quiet but firm; 10 %
Lard duh and shade lower; refined
tierce 50
Bulk meats In good demand; prices a
shade higher should RS, 42j; long clear,
57h; clear rib, 5 20 to 5Siss
Bacon dull and shade lower; shoulders.
$50; long clear, q A.; clear rib, o O.
hams--Vhoiec sugtr-cured canvassed
whisky dun; Western reetlncd, les to
Coffee Arm; Rio cargoes, common to
prime, ~ toHN
sugar quiet but steady; centrifugal of
WHITE, VA prime yellow clarified, 61i Sec
Molnsses quiet and unchanged; ccntrifu.
3 i, common To gnod. Is to ~; fnir 10 good
H!T, SitoS prime 10 strictly prime. ~
Rice steady ana In IN demand; L5ulsi-
ana, ordinar To prime, lsstoO
Bran unsettled and lower ntT.bO
Cotton sees oil steady; prime crude, OF TO
20; sum uer yellow, S5,
sight cN hango ON New Yot k, 81 90 10 81 40
per tl,VW premiumi bankers, $50,
MANANA.
HAVANA, Aug, H.-Spanlah cold. ga7,
exchange nrm ON London, %. tJ9.Ol.
sugar qui 4 but nrm.
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spain.
THE CHOLERA CENSUS,

MADRID, Aug, H,-ln the whole of
Spain yesterday there were A,G9e new
cases of cholera, and 1859 deaths.
There have been slight riots ~
Granada, due to tho resistance of the
inhabitants 20 certain sanitary regu. .
lations. The governor of Granada has
beon attacked with cholera.
The places In Spain where the prln-
cipal Increase of cholera occurred yes-
terdsy, as compared with Friday last,
were Tarragona and 0lodite. In the
former place there were yesterday II
new cases and 10 deaths.
The official returns show that in
Granada the diseaso has reAchsd ita
height and remains stationary.
In Albaceto yesterday there wero -
now cases and % deaths.
In CAstellon do la plana, % raw
cases and IL deaths,
In Cuenca, l3i new cases and ~
deaths.
In Tornel, SO now cases and 80
deaths.
In Valencia, 50 now cases and 40
deaths.
In Madrid, 70 now caEes and Q deaths.
All OF these returns show decreases
In the number both OF new oases and
deaths.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON STOCK MARKET.


LONDON, Aug II, 1880 p. m.-Consul,
opened at 100 3 10 for both aosount1.
JOHN RUsKIN.
MI. John RusEin passed gulo,
night. There is no change Ia his con.
ditlon this morning.
LORD CHIRF JUSTICE soLRAIDGA,
who was married on Saturday to Miss
LaWiord, says in letter TO the papers
that he cannot eoe why The details OF
his private life should interest the
public. Tho father OF Lord Co lie
ridges bride was formerly Judge In
Bengals CD The ladv'a age il 80 years,
THE DIAL WITH ITALY.
Tho Marquis of Salisbury, IL IL stated
Will, soon after going TO France, have
conference with Senior Doprettis,
the Italian minister. Tho interview
will take place at COntrexVille, in the
department. of tho Vosges. 1t In re-
ported that Italy desires 10 send 10000
troops into the soudan to secure the
Red sea coast from Suakim, mt present
held by tho British, to Assab bay,
along which lilo tho most Of the Italian
possessions ON the coast. The Italian
scheme contemplatos securing
control Of the Eastern
Soudan and the use OF
khartoum as the capital. III Sir
Henry Drummond Wolff, who ha,
heen sent as a special envoy from
England TO ConstantinoplO and Cairo
Tor tho purpose OF perfecting arrange.
monts for the future management of
Egyptian affairs, fails TO bring the
sultan 10 terms 10 Is believed England
will sign the agreement with Italy,
which will leave the latter power Ia
carry out her plans, rs outlined
above.
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Corner Elm and lamar SITS

at Galway, whore a largo crowd had
assembled 10 meet tho new viceroy
Tho people received tho visitors re-
specially, but without cheer.
Ing. the lord lieutenant r0-
sived addresses hero from tae
labor sccity, the harbor commission,
The town commission and citizens OF
galway. In relying TO tho adj
dreneS no nsid the government de
sired 20 do It's utmost fer the prosper
Ivy Of ireland. lie was grRtifled to
see the efforts OF tho citizens OF Gal
way TO develop the resources oftheir
port, which he hold was tive hours
nearer America than auv other inn
portant town In ireland. He hoped 90
500 in his own lifetime tho ancient
prosperity Of Galway. Ho regretted
the universal depression In labor,
which no said was owing TO
foreign competition and urged labor.
ers to study the interests OF their EN-
ployers. He hoped Irish and other
Industries would be developed, and in
conclusion expressed his conviction
that times would soon mend. His ra.
marks were received with cheers.
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TuE CHOLERA AT MARsRILIps

THE CHOLERA AT NARsRILLns,
NAHsEILLEs, Aug. l7-Thero have
been 100 deaths from cholera in this
city since Friday.
SPREADING TO THE ALPS.
Refugees heeinR from cholera In
MRrsoillos havo introduced the dis.
case into Slsteron aud other villages
IN tho Alpine provinces OF France.
SPECIAL FRENCH NECESSITIES.
Mr.. Allan Sarge, minister for the
Interior, In his address dodicatlng tho
statue OF General CLANCY, at Lenans
yesterday, said the events of 1870 GAG
ried 20 Frenchmen the double lesson
OF tho necessity of maintaining mill.
tary p operations with tho solo Wow
OF assuring tho country OF safety from
tho national defects of free institutions,
and q the necessity OF rsfraining nom
launching the nation into foreign adj
ventures.
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Mexico
THOSE TRIALS.

Cry OF MEXICO, Aug. 1.-THE
trials Of tie students and the edltois
are still going on. Tho judge trylpg
the cases has decided that the arioats
were In accordance with tho law
S0nnr Chavarrl, the responsible editor
oil nj Monitor kepublicsno, il still Ia
prison, from whence he continues /
wilts Tor HI paper ON sooitl tnpics
The disposition OF bis case excite.
lively iuteroet.
bTEPB TO sTor shuooLINs.
Tho government Is taking measures
70 stop extensive smuggling on Ga,
Rio Grando frontier, ana some appre
MENTIONS exist regafuinK large contrN
band importations OF firo arms from
tho United States.
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captured at Bowie by deputy United
States Marshal Lum johnson, was
brought IN yesterday, aud lodged in
jail here. On his way bither the officer
arresttd and lodged in all vt Sherman,
Mrs. j. p. Darlington, and Psrson j. f..
Lilly, ON writ issusd by United
States Commissioner Ricketts,, charg-
ing them with tho murder of ]. p.
harrington, h0r husband, who died a
short time since in the Indian Ter
ritory. IL was given out that be had
committed suicide. 1t will be re-.
membered that while ParsOu Lilly
and the BarringtOns were residents OF
OF Cook county that the formers W ife
separats sd from him, charging him with
being too intimate with Mrs. Barring
ton. Darlington and wife moved to
the Territory. Lilly f.llowed and
Darlington died soon afterwards.
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CItK Conn,


City vs.. John Ingram, II. V. Nc
Gregor, iEtoXicalion; continued.
City VS.. Ben Thompson, Carrie Lee,
Henry Kendall, drunk; fined s. each
City Va. John Jonos, drunk; fined 50.
City W. II. V. McGregor aud Charles
Smith, assault aud battery; continued.
CITY w. +. z. O'Noal, disturbing the
peace; fined IS.
City vs.. Joe F0rsytho and Albsrt
Franks, fighting; fined So each.
City VS.. Albert Franks, vagraacy;
dismissed.
City VS., William A. Thomas, cursing
and swearing; lined 81.
City ", Peter Smith, J. Richardson,
Reno EdmonS IN and Lso Thompson,
lighting; continued.
City VS.. Msdalino Elmonson, fight
ing; hned3
CITY W. Joe Smith, walking with
prostitute; fined So
Cityys .Ninnio Gravitt, vagrauc Y;
fined 80 90.
City vs.. Dock Fritz, murder; turned
ovor TO civil authorities.
CITY w. Molly Br0ckman, loud and
boisterouU noise; dismissed.
City vs.. Btll Mhitford, alias John b..
Day, and Jessie Howard, exposing per-
son; tuod 81 each.
CITY vs.. Charles Smith, assault and
battery; continued.
City VS. Charles Solomon, came;
tiued So,
Guy VS.. Frank Ayers, carrying brass
knucks; tiued So,
City vs. Robert s. Collins, failing to
remove treStl0 work; dismissed.
CITY vs. Ia Leachman, mainta Mug
nuisance; continued.
City vs., Major Comby, disturbing the
peace; continued,
Guy VIZ. Mrs. pullman, assault and
batluTy; continued.
CITY v. ChArles Allen, o. Bar
rett, William Baker, 3. Wells, Sarah
Scott, A, Douglas, Charles Hunter,
Tom Rlach, George EdmonBon, failing
70 pay DOG tex; dismissed.
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occupied by Ar. Wyell, and consumed
With 1t th9 twC-stlry franc OF A. II,
Livingston, occupied by o. j.
Rowland and family, and Mrs,
Williams. Mrs. Williams lost her
puree and u lot OF iewolry, and Mics
Florence Williams lost her diamond
ring and other valuakles which wore
stolen.
The loss Of tho houses was about
IlOl In Zach case; fully insured. Mr,
Rowland lost $500, aud was Insured for
5000, Mrs. Williams lost 81, 200, pro
tected by 500 insurance. Hr. Wyelps
loss was about 81 $40, insured for about
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The Frank Fsulk Brewing sssOcis-
ton OF Milwaukee, fled an attachment
suit yesterday morning ip the Federal
court against Strauss Il Levy, for
81, 800.
John Mcdonald, OF Parsons, Kansas,
tiltd suit against the Deni'on Gazeteer,
to-day, charging Tibet and praying for
damages in the sum of $4,000, for dam
ag6s alleged done him by that paper,
which he charges published thNt he
had ekipped out with lot Of fundn OF
client OF mis-.
United States Marshal Caboll went
over TO Fort Worth yesterday on bust.
ness.
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FLOTSAM.

The annual camp-meeting at White
Rock begins tomorrow evening,
ElMr. Frank Ayres, charged with car
rying brass knuckles was acquitted
IN tho city court yesterday,
Tho Western Union Telegraph COM
pauy has established q branch Office
IN tho Merchants Exchange.
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Guatemala.
FINANCIALLY EMnARRAssRn.

NANNAAhhA hhhAhNANAehs
GUATEMALA, Aug. l7.-owing to tho
extraordinary expenses OF the late war
the government Of Guatemala has
suspended payment OF interest on the
foreign and tho interior bonded debt for
one year, commencing August |. This
measure was decreed In order 10 en-
able tho government to pay on oil
ar..oSrs - tho army and to tho civil
list.
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Brought 70 TiAs.

Deputy United Ststos Marshal
Marion, arrived LAST evening with
James II. Shaw, charged with assault
with intent TO XIII Bill Dixon, in tho
Chicsasaw Nation. lie was lodged in
] al TO await hearing. He had for.
ieitod his nond Cor his appearance nj
Fort Smith.
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Sal. ofprl,it,r..

Volunteer Fire Department. at shsdy
View park on Saturday August, -.
Sealed oldsvill boreCcived by Camille
HuVello, (noxt 20 city market y for tho
eslo OF tue iolloNing privileges: Ice
Cream and Cake, Fruis ana Candies,
Cigar stand. Shooting Gallery, R,un
and Slick, LomonadO stand, Rss.
taurant, otc.
BIDS VIII 90 openCd on Friday noxt a,
~ IN. and given out A. tho Turner's nall,
commerce. strotL 70 Sp. m. sAmu
evening. Condition OF bids are, one.
hail cash, balance on or before s II, IN,
ON tho evening of picnic.
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THE YRYiSIANl 4 MORTGAGE CONPANl

LOANS NONE ON
Good real estate security ON long OF
short time at reasonable rates OF IN
terest WITHOUT ooMMissloN). ven
dor'a lion notes purchased, AND AN
RANG EMRNrs CAN DE MADE TO REPAY
LOANS ny INsTALLNENTs III pBslRhp'
Apply direct TO -
q. u. WELLESLEY,
General Manager,
ono In Merchants Exchange, Dalles,
Texas.
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Canada
CHIEF PoUEDMAKER's TRIAL FOR
TREASON,

WENIrEo, Aug. H.-Chiof Pound.
maker was arraigned before Judge
Richardson this afternoon on the
charge OF treason felony. Testlmo.
NY WAS introduced to prove
the charge that tho prisoner
made war ~ Dnt kuia craek IN Nav
2, captured - pGJri.I.u Train in Ia.ie
Hills aud wrote q letter TO Rio,
In when no boosted OF KILLING
six soldiers. Root jefferson,
Poundmsker's son-in-law testified
against Poundmaker. The latter paid
no attention to his evidence, MS he bs
lieyod Jefferson is sUoarlng against
him TO save himself.
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The nre on Rn's avenue, be,woau
Magnolia and Griflin s'raels, yost.r.
day morning, was oscasl,uod bv tho
explosion ~ q kerosene lamp. TIE
IRE originated ia tho second stnrv
irains, The property OF 2s. B.vfsl, AID
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n.rda of rrn.t Eilnn

Yesterday morning the Wagon
hauser Brewing association fled in
tho Office of the county clerk deeds of
trust "a Paul Glucksman for $4,000, and
10 Fred w. Mof of Chicago, for
$50 900.
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TOUR OF THE NEW vioERoY.
DUBLIN, Aug. T.-Lord aud Lady
Camaron started to-day on tour
through Ireland. Their hrns stop Wa.
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OUR LONG BUSINESS STANDING

In This Community should 80 sun.
Client Guarantee
OF the quality OF goods we otIer for
sale, therefore don't DO deoelyed hni
buy the genuine Mosquito I,otion,
made only by Hickox q Hearno. n,
W. III. Patterson 4 Co.'S, old ntand,
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Fornssa
TRRRinLn CHOLERA 500,

LONDON, Aug. II A letter from Sal
goo, reports that COO Frouch soldiers
lave died Of cholera In FormosH and
the Pescador. The hospitals arc over
flowing with suffers and tho epidemic
Ia Increasing.
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Bill DOvidsor, one OF the Lee gang
who is charged with figuring IN the
Delaware bad snu.dsr, and who Wa.
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Young and Glddla-Agsa Men
A SIRE CllRE-

The awful effect of early vice, which
brings organic weaknesS, destroying both
mind and body, with all lis awful ills be-
fore the inevitable sequel, CONSUMP.
TON, sets In, or Palpitatlon OF the Heart,
Tlmidity, Trembling, Nervous Dl5cha rges,
80 AUCH TO BE FEARED, Lack OF Ideas,
Sadness Of Spirits, Ugly lmaglnlngs, Dis.
like to Social Life and Breeding Melan-
choly.
MARRIED MEN, or those entering
on that happy life, aware OF Physical De-
billy, Excltablllty of the Nerves, or other
irregularities, quickly assisted.
NO MINERALS USED,-5 Dung Daopla
losing their health, and spending time
and money with those unskilled and mn.
qualified TO treat thea, causing fatal dis.
orders to the head, throat, nose, liver and
lungs, stomach and bowels, SPEEDILY
CURED,
LET NOT FALSE NoDEsTY deter you
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A hne gold headed cane, baby's
elegant carriage and u beautiful silyor
stand TO be given away at tho L r.
mons grand picnic ~ Shady View
park next Saturday nigRt,
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CONSULT
LII. WAOOMKJUl II
PROM Erseign Poland
On Nil Diseases Incidental 30 the Hu.
mas Body.

DIR. WAsSERCU C having had practice
and experience for the last Is years, will un-
deItake no case except HE CAN GUAR.
ANTEE A CURE.
III cases OF Catarrh In all its STAGES,
scurvy, BlOtches OF the Skin, liberated
Legs' CANCERS, Tumors, Skin Diseases
ofEvory Form, rheumatism, Sclataca,
Cont, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Asthma, DySentery, pies, Fits, ali Uri-
nary and Kidney Troubles, and disc ses
OF the Eye and har, Lung diseases, In
digestion and Nervous Debility.
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Grand Firsmou's picnic at Shady
view park next 3aturday night
Come on, cguo an.
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Mono hut ladies and Eontlsmen vii
ho admitted Ia tho Firemen's picnic at
SHADY View PARK next Saturday
M fht
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Tho finest qualuy Of Knight Tenn.
plarp, Masonic, pJu Fellows, and all
other society jrvil mace IN rich col.
orr Of enamel aud ~. hs rabcr Bros
Cash paid Tor old AciJ. COZ Main
,S1yeet, psllass Texas.
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Oysters! oysters! Always ahead
Frosh sSdd G Rock oysters 10 Livings
TOMS DUlmoniCO Restaurant.
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R.n.inr Than LIN

Fine Saddle Rock oyst ors at Liv-
lpgst0n's. Received daily.
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MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS.

FEW YORK, Aug. II Money on call easy;
prime mercantile paper, I 10 foreign
exchange duh AZ lS4N for 90 days and 1901
iOr demand
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Three prizes 20 be given away at tho
rnomehs grand picnic nc shady
Wow PARK next Saturday might.
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Rouaht-And-tosty straw, in all
styles, at BEumapG.
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Meme Bros. aud East Dallas Cor
net bandg will play nj tho Firoman',
picnic NJ Shady Wow park next
Saturday eight.
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White oil over lace, from N cents 10
sl.6 per yard, al B1umsa's.
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Crazy qulr ces At e. Dsumau'r.
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LAND LOANS
S5g0, 900 10 lend ON FARMS and
RANCHES on lsng time at low rates.
JAMES b. SIMPSON,
Dallas. Texas.
LOANS ON LANDS

Made For Long Time, At Reasonabls
Rates in Amounts 10 Suit. Now isths
Time to Borrow for Investment o'
speculation. .ss.o..
For particulars, call on or address
j. ~. Watkins u. NJ Co.
Dallas, Texas.
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Federal Court Nstes

Go to Livingston's for fresh oysters
by the csn or dozen.
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H.DUDLEY COLEMAN
Engines BalFS sga Ass,inay

Representing seven makes OF steam en-
glhes, whose go DIS have In stock, with
uheNceled freight facilities by mil and
Wate' and having an extensive foundry
and machine shop in this city. offer extra
Inducements 10 purchasers. send for
Wicos H. DUDLEY COLEMAN,
no y Perdido 50 New q aans, La
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HAVE
IAN WE ASK
GOODS SUMMER UNDER
stoneh the fo1merp
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CBERIFrs eALE-By virtue Of an execution %
- me directed rom the Clerk OF the Superior
public sle, 70 the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY. THE nth DAY OF JULY.
A d. 1855.
between the hour OF 10 O'Clock q m. ana O'CLOCK
y. m. Of said day, at the door Of the Courthouse
OF Marion County. Indiana. the rents and proofs
for 2 term not exceeding seven yean' Of the fol-
P.rs q outlot number one hundred and ax,y
Msrion County, Indiana, described as follows.
t0-wit: Beginning 81 point IN the north line OF
said outlot, number one hundred and sixty ll60l
northeast corner of an eleven III foot alley At
the distance of enc hundred aud forty six lil6l
feet and nine 81 inches enthusiastically from the
thence south on the east line of SAID eleven III
foot alley TWO hundred and iorty.fve I2l5 feet or
which corner is one hundred and seveuSeeu iii
feet east from the west line OF said outlo;. thence
fast on the north side OF twelve II foot alley
eleven III foot alley. thence north along TIE west
side of raid alley about one hundred and eighty
five les feet to point in the north line Of said
twentysix l126l feet and nine Iel inches 10 the
place OF Deeinnlns except the following part OF
ming on the west line OF Indiana avenue At q
point two hundred and seven and fveIselfths
Indiana avenue from the east line of Blackford
street, thence south one hundred and thirty-three
llSSl feet and seven q inches to point one hun
dred and sixty-three l163l feet and six 81 inches
east Of the east line of Blackford street. thence
east thirty-two 1921 feet, thence north one hum
dred ana nine Jos feet and three Sl inches to
Indiana avenue, thence enthusiastically with
said avenue thirty nine 1897 feet and ten gl0l
inches 10 the place OF beginning.
And on failure TO realize the full amount Of
judgment, interest and costs. will. at the same
time and place, expose at public sale the fee SIM
pie OF said real estate.
Taken as the property of Smith Craft, 81 the
suit of Will lam J. Holiday ct al.
Said sale to be made without any relief what
ever from valuation or sppraisement laws.
tCsse No. S3,565)
GEORGE n. CARTER.
Sheriff of Marion County.
June Is, A. ID. 1856.
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and which lie trained 10 take food from
stakes stuck IN the ground instead OF scratch
ing in the fiower-beds-all these may doubt
less have found bachelor life not inconsist-
ent with happiness; but where, after all, *
the homer Neither yachts, nor pictures, nor
steamer tickets nor dogs, nor hens, can sup
ply that. Home" SAYS the proverb SIS
where tie heart is;'' but if so, no man seems
To have heart enough Ia fit out a home with
out a woman 10 help him. A woman can do
It for himself; there lies her advantage.
1t may be harder for woman to make
money; undoubtedly il is harder She
makes Il dollar perhaps where a man makes
twenty; but when it comes To purchasing
power, her dollar goes the farthest toward
the maintenance OF home. 80 long as she
restraints il she Is strong and selG-respecting;
and even if She parts with il, 10 strong is the
instinct of home, that she can sometimes re-
construct il for herself even in boarding
house. 1fthe home is combined with little
freedom in the use Of money. il gives more
local prestige than lone man can win by a
fortune
The truth is that as people grow older it is
the man who becomes dependent. and the
household, since She can do with
out him. and he can not
do without her The proof of this lies
IN the fact that we see all around us self-suf-
ticing and conlented households of women,
while a house that contains men only is a
barrack, not home. In youth it is easy Ito
ignore this, To say with Shakespeare III Hen
~ V,
lis ever common
That men are mcrriest when away from home; -
hnt the merriment is shallow, the laugh is
forced. ana years and illness and sorrow soon
bring man back. rcpcntant prodigal, to his
home and 10 woman, the only home-maker.