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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-14
NHENTSTEEsEO ENE UETRANFAR,

{ Excmo. senor: Visto ell expediente ms
truido & consecuencia de la carta de ese
gobierno superior civil, n1mero 759, fecha
26 de Agosto de 1871, para proveer por
concurso en- la Peninsula 10 escuelas mu-
nicipales de ni1os y 6 de ninas, vacantes
en- esa capital
Vistos y examinados los m6ritos, servi-
clos y circunstancias acreditadas por los
aspirantes que, dentro de los t6rminos
de la convocatoria publicada en- la Gaceta
de Madrid del dia 19 de Octubre del ano
1ltimo, Sc han presentado al concurso;
S. M. Ell Rey ha tenido bien resolver
que las referidas escuelas Sc provean, Sc
gun su respective categor1a, a saber: las
de termino en- maestros normales macs
tras superiores; las de ascenso en- macs
tros y maestras superiores que aspiran a
la plaza de dicha categor1a, y las de entrada
en- maestros y maestras elementales que
aspiran asimismo q plazas de esta Ultima
categoria; y en- su consecuencia Sc ha dig
nado nombrar q los profesores profeso-
ras que continuation Sc expresan, cuyos
meritos y servicios Sc compendian en- Ia
adiunta relacion saber:
u "A D. Julian Lopez y Candeal, maestro
normal, para la Escuela de ninos de los
barios de Templete, San Felipe, San Juan
de Dios y el Angel, con ell sueld9 annual
de 5000 pesetas.
d. Martini Massia y Serret, maestro
normal, para la de los barrios de San Fran,
cisco, Santa Clara, Santa Paula y San Isl
| dro, con el mismo sueldo.
"A D. Luis Biosca y Cornellas, maestro
normal, para la del barrio de Monserrat
con ell mismo sueldo.
A d. Antonio Perez Madueno, maestro
superior, para la de los barrios de Guada
Ilupe y Dragones, con Ell sueldo anual d.
800 pesetas, :.
A D. Manuel Garcia Lozano, maestro
superior, para la de los barrios de Wives
San Nicolas y Leiba, con ell mismo sueldo
AsD. Antonio Porpeta Y Vargas, macs
tro superior, para la del barrio de Jesd
Maria, con el mismo sueldo.
A D. Pedro Alcantara Serrano, macs
tro superior, para la de los barriOs de
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P R O F E S O R A DO.

De Ez Crjst6baz Colon, ilustrado Pc
ri6dlco que Sc publica en- Madrid, to
mamos 10 siguiente:
La Gaceta publica una Real 6rden
de provision por concurso en- la Pc
nlnsula, de diez y seis escueIas de la
Habana, nombrando ell personal con
la relacion de los mGritos y services
de los profesores agraciados en- ell con-
curse. Aplaudimos este mGtodo, que
nosotros harlamos extensive q todos
los empleos p1blicos de UItramar, ex-
cepto las autoridades, porque estas tie
nen una representation muy alta una
responsabilidad mas solemne, dnico
medic de acabar con ell favoritismo Y
sus tristes consecuencias, y consjde-
rando esos lucrativos de5tinos como
premios q los mas largos servicios, &
la mas acreditada inteligencia y 4 la
mas probada moraIidad. Entire tanto
que las circunstancias particulares de
la Peninsula, y las especiaIes de la Is
las de Cuba, nos permiten desarrolIar
este y otros trascendentales pensa-
mientos, que expondr5, y discutira, y
sostendra Ell Crist6b0Z Colon h8sta
llevarlos a las C6rtes y q las esferas
del gobierno, nos contentaremos con
ceiebrar ell sistema de concursos pit
blicos y de publication de las hojas
de servicio, como indispensable pre-
cedente para los destinos de UItramar.
He aquf la Real 6rden q que, siguien
do ese mGtodo, hemos aludido mas
arriba:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-14
VINDICACION.

Al leer ell n1mero 81 del BoLETIN, sor-
prendionos grand demente Ell art. Ell PRoFE-
soRADo DE EsTA IsLA, suscrito por Varios
obseru0dores, y fechado en- este pueblo, Sc
guros como estabamos de que aquf no po-
dia haber nj una sola persona que, con
razon 9 datos, pudiera atacar tan de cerca
y senaladamente & los dignos profesores
de esta localidad. Suponiendo, mejor
dicho, averiguado positiv amente que ell
mencionado artfculo es production de un
pueblo vecino, y cuando esperabamos la
rectiicacion, que sus autores nos deben,
vimos en- ell mismo peri6dico ndmero 40 la
bien dictada como razonada manifestation
del Sr. Professor D. Jose R. Bobadilla y
Rivas que, claro es dirige A vARIos OBJ
sERvADOREs DE AIBoNITo
Amantes de la verdad y de la justicia,
pecariamos va de indiferentes con nuestro
sllencio-Conste, pues, al p1blico en- gene.
raj y al Sr BObadilla en- particular que,
aunque nos adherimos las ideas elevadas
del articulista, que Sc desprenden del pre-
cipltado escrito, este pueblo jamas Sc ha
ocupado en- herir de una manera tan dura
y desahogada, la suceptibilidad de un
cuerpo, respectable por SUI caracter casi
sacerdotal, y sempre digno de considera-
clones, dejando nuestro celoso Gobierno
las medidas que, sabiamente, deba tomar,
supuesta la Immediate accion que sobre las
escuelas ejercen hoy los Municipios
Juntas locales, en- cierto modo responsables
ante Dios y la Patria, de los males que.
por lncuria, hubieran de pesar manana
sobre esta terra de paz, por inmoralidad
y talta de cOnveniencia de unos hombres
elegidos y custodiados por aquellas corpo-
raciones, para depositar a su cuidado 10
mas delicado y caro- de nuestra existencia:
ell corazon inocente de nuestros hiios, es-
peranza 1nica de nuestra regeneration
Desconociendo, como desconocemos, la
conducta del Sr. Bobadilla, NAL podria-
mos tocarla directa nj indirectamente;
pues 81 alguna vez hemos dido hablar de
su digna persona, ha sido siempre enco-
miando su merito magistral, sin que nos
creamos capaces para iuzgarle.
Por conclusion respondemos " con nos.
otros ell pueblo, ell pueblo todo) de la nacio>
nalidad, conducta moral y honradez prue-
bas del humilde professor de esta escuela
elemental, D. Francisco Becerra, por mas
que qulsieramos no offender SUI ilimitada
y mas a6n, nos atrevemos, pro-
testando imparcialidad, recomendarle ante
nuestro ilustrado y Superior Gobierno
como uno de los preceptores, sino de CO.
elevados, de marcada y ediG-
cantc.moralidad y recto amor patrio.
Jose Antonio Moran. Jose R. Gonza-
Lee. -Justiniano Santiago.-Jose Angue-
ra, Presbltero.-Juan Ma Santiago.-Jose
Niceto Flores.-Cecilio Delgado.-Jose
Pont - Jose Masbernat Antonio Rivera
Vicente Suarez.-Ramon Manzano.-
Fernando Pont. .-Guillermo Aponte.>-
Sebastian Ortega.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-14

4
muchos que hoy Sc encuentran aleiados de
nuestro campo saldran de su apatla para
sdar Ia Ultima batalla 4 los que, encubri6n-
dose con la careta hipocrita de un entu-
SHASTA liberalismo, con los mayores eneni-
gos de la obra de la revolucion de setien-
bre."
$ - (De La Epocd.
"Creemos infundadas cuantas noticias
ha dado la prensa, sobre candidaturas 4
la diputacion al Senado, acepta 1as por
ell duque de Montpensier.
No ha habido, por tanto, necesidad de
transacciones con carlistas republicanos,
siendo injustas en- este punto todas las
acusaciones de Ia prensa gubernamental
ST con motive de la question electoral,
el duque de Montpensier tuviese que diri
gir su voz a los electores, que en muchas
parties han querido honrarl9 con su man
date, esfamos seguros de que no hablarae
otro lenguaje que 81 que convene su
posicion."
"Tampoco esta resuelto, que ell duque
de Montpensier, pida q sus electores la
renovation del mandate que tuvo en- las
dltimas Cortes. Aunque el principe desea
conservar su puesto en- cl Parlamento es-
panol, consideraciones elevadas podrian
hacerle desist'r de esta idea En- esta parte
nosotros nos inclinamos algo q la opinion
de que ell puesto de los principles solo pua
de estar por derecho propio en- una Ca
mara alta como la de los lores de Ingla~
terra.
Pero va acepte, va refuse la diputacion
que diferentes distritos de Espana le han
no nos extranarla cue antes 9
despues de las elecciones Sc confrmasen
los anuncios hechos por ciefta prensa,
aprovechase la ocasioo de decir la ma
cion espanola 10 que esta en- su corazon y
en- su conciencia. Obediente las leyes de
su pals y a la voluntad del pueblo espa-
mol, no puede renunciar al derecho qle
todos tenemos, de inAuir leg(timamente en-
los futuros destinos de la patria de su
esposa y de sus hijos."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-14

cion, en- su acreditado periodico, de las
siguientes lfneas, hijas de nuestro amor
q la justicia; y anticipandole las gracias,
quedamos de V. atentos y SIS. SIS.
9. B. S. M.
Los 9Raio firmados.
Aybonito, abril 10 de 1872.
VINDICACION.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-14
@. B. S. M. S. S. S.
Sr. Redactor:
d. B. Dominica.

En- el ruidoso pleito de los Sres. Piccio-
nj y Anduce cuya vista Sc celebr6 en- el
pr6ximo pasa1o febrero ante Ia Real Au.
diencia de San Juan de Puerto Rico, sobre
nulidad rescioion de la venta de la ha-
cienda Campaj5a situada en- Vieques, en-
ell cual los Sres. Anduce fueron co,sde,aa-
dos por lesion, estos, en- su defensa, ha-
biendo hecho uso de mi nombre como
Administrator que he sido y sligo siendo
a1n no obstante mi enfermedad, desde que
pas6 a la possession del Sr. Piccioni, dicien-
do ante un pdblico numeroso que dicha
Administration haba sido para mi una
verdadera canongfa y habia puesto q mi
disposition grandes capitales de que una
buena paIte pesaba en- mi bolsillo, vengo
q protestar pdblica y solemnemente con-
ira tan gratuita y miserable asercion, con-
fuadiendo en- igual desprecio tanto 4 los
que forjan y propagan semejantes calum-
MAS, como asf mismo q los que conocien-
do su p6rfdo 6 impure origen, las acepta-
rfan; que tengo por calumniadores reser-
Vandome atacar como tales, sus autores,
que Green con semejante agravio que en-
NADIA me ataLe nj alcanza. y contra ell cual
protesto dnicamente en- obsequio de la
decencia pdblica, favorecer sus malvados
fines de inter6s.
Por calumniadores y para siempre CO.
mo tales los consideraran todos, pues ind
til es decir que nunca verS la luz Ia prue-
ba que reclamo y exJo en- nombre de la
yindicta pdblica.
vieques, s de abril de 1872.
}. B.Dominici,
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Pillar Atar6y y Villanueya, con 81 mismo

Pillar Atar6s y Yillanueya, con q misnle
sueldo.
A D. Alberto Lardies Y Palacios, macs.
tro elemental, para Ia del barrio del Ar
seual, con el susldo anual de 4, 200 pese-
tas.
AD. Agustin Domingo y Cano, macs
tro elemental, para 10 de los barrios de
JESUS del Monte y Luyan6, con Ell mismo
sueldo.
AD. segismundo solery soler, macs
tro elemental, para la del barrlo de Puen-
tes Grandes, con el mismo sueldo-
A Da Forentina Albaladeio, Maestro
sapeyjoG para Ia escuela de nilas de los
barrios dc Monaerrat y San L1zaro, con
el sueldo anual de 6,006 pesetas.
a y? Matilde Garcia Casares, maestro
superior, para "a de los barriog de Guada~
lupe y Dragones, con el sueldo annual de
$500 pesetas
A d. Guillerma Goni, maestro superior,
para Ia de los barrios de Marte, Arsenal
y Jesiis Maria, con Ell mismo sueldo.
A Da Maria Josefa Zurita, maestro su-
perior, para la dc los barrlos de Leila,
Wives y San Nicolas, con el mismo suicide.
A Da Adelaida Lorente Y Ramirez,
maestro elemental, para la de los barrios
de Penalver, Pueblo Nuovo y Chaves, con
el sueldo anual de 4, 200 pesetas.
7 Da Maria del R9medio Herroro
Domenech, maestro elemental, para la de
los barrios del Pillar, Atar6s y Villanueva,
con Ell mismo sueIdo.
Los expresados sueldos personales seian
pagados con cargo al presupuesto mum.
cipal de la Habana; gozando ademas cada
uno de los agraciados, con cargo al mismo
presupuesto, de casa-habitacion para ST
: su taInilia, y Ia asignacion anual de
900 pesotas para gastos de material de
escuela.
De Real 6rden 10 digo V. Z para su
conocimiento y efectos correspondientes.
Dios guarde V E muchos amos, Madrid
7 de mario de 1872.-ILartjn de He,Yeya.
--Sr. Gobernador superior civil de la isla
de Cuba
de no6,jtos q servicjos de los pyQtc,
sores n0m5yadoS por Real 6raen de es-
t0 techG para SeyUw 1G escuelas nsuJa5
clp01es, VGcalates en- la Habopa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-14

dos en- pos de Ia miseria, Ia ruina, Ia desc
lacion- on---------- el caos!
sDudaras de mis- paIabras, caro- amigo?
81 dudas, obra segun te dicte tu concien-
cia, que 20 marchare acorde con la mia.
El tempo mostrara cual lleva la razon.
Tu particular amigo:
Francisco g, NEaftfn
Cabo-Rojo, abril de 1872.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-14

De E1 Crist6baz Colon, ilustrado pe-
ri6dlco que Sc publica en- Madrid, to-
mamos 10 siguiente:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-14
Sr Redactor del BoLETIN MERCANTI1.

Vleques, 6 de a6riz de 1872.
Muy distinguido Sr. mio:
Tengo la mas perfecta confanza que
Y. no me rehusara la honra de admitir
en- las columnas de su ilustrado peri6dico,
la mas solemne protesta que hago desde
luego contra mis- calumniadores Y sus
completes; y con tai motive ofrezco q V.
todo mi reconocimiento con la seguridad
de mi distinguida consideration
@. B. S. M. S. S. S.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-09
The Texas and Pacific Railroad.

We are happy to say that some Difficult
Tres, about tho right Of way and sufficient
grounds FOR depot purposes at the crossing
Of the Central road, have been adjusted,
and it is now settled that this great route
to the Pacific will pass through our city
nearly on the line first indicai ed--that is,
along Pacific Avenue from the crossing
until II reaches the Trinity. The bridge
scross this stream Is in good progress.
Workmen ore busy driving piles, and the
timber, across the bottom on the further
side, is being cut down and hauled away,
the respective owners getting this in grant
ing the right of way. We learn that work
IL going on at various places all along
from Longview TO this point. Contracts
for every thing have been made, grading,
ties aud bridges. The word is, onward,
at . rapid pace. There can be no doubt
but that, by the time fixed by the amend.
ed charter, both the TRANSPORT mental and
Pacific will he finished TO Fort Worth
The advantages TO Northern Texas, by
these roads, are incalcuiable. Immigra-
tiou will flvw In with q perfect torrent.
The number already arriving is calculated
to asfonish the old settlers. They open
their eyes vith wonder. The old buffalo
hunters look sad, and turn away from the
spectacle with signs and regret. But the
great work Of railroads and immigration
mus 20 on.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-09
Dallas Teachers Institute.

k DALLAS, Oct. %, 1872.
The regular monthly session of the Dal-
las County Teachers Institute was called
TO order n. IL A. NJ, at The Seminary
There was good attendance aud an har-
mon ous session. Methods of class-drill,
systems Of government and other subjects
of great interest to teachers appropriately
referred and discussed.
The following is the programme for The
next meeting: 4 slfa 5.
Mental Arithmetic IL. G. Stevens. .
English Grammar--J. L. Cunningham
Reading John Larkin.
Printing Press in Public Schools-C
l.. Edwards. N4
Penmansh'p--Troy. Iast
Csmpulsory E1ucation--D. r. Becker.
Written Arithmetc--J. Townsend.
What know about Physical Training
DR.. D. Mackny.
a general belief in the utility Of teach
ers' institutes, as we'll as q most lauahle
desire to adopt every means for The pro-
motion of the cause characterized the en-
tire proceedings. Let the good work
60 on. -
The teachers of Dallas SEMI Veeting
aud good wishes TO their co-laboTtna IL
other parts of the State, a
Adjourned till the last Saturday in No\
vember, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
b. MACKAY, President
NJ. W. MARTIN, Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-09
vALEDICTORY.

with this issue, our editorial connection
with the Dallas HERAED ceases. Other
arrangements, not necessary 10 mention,
make this matter Of course. We leave,
IL We are happy TO say, in a. most pros
porous condition, with an increased and
fast increasing circulation, and an en-
laraed capacity for good. While We have
conducted Its columns, we have endeavor-
ell to make II . first rate family newspa-
per, combining sound politics, varied lit
srature and unquestioned morality. We
have also labored TO advance the material
interests of the little city Of Dallas, which
during the time Of our humble service, not
much over year, has more than doubled
It's houses, its population and it's impor.
tance. How well we have succeeded in
our endeavors, II is for others to deter
mine. BE that as IL may, the time has
come for our labors to end. With best
wishes for the worthy publisher Of the
HERALD and its many generous patrons
VIC have only to add goodbye, and God
bless them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-09
Tho Presidential Election,

Tho presidential election 10 over and II
appears, from tho tclegiaphic dispatches,
that Grant has been triumpbantly re.elect-
cd with all his sins, heavy and glarlngup
on bin. The glft.takcr, The nepoiisi, the
plant tool Of worse men than himself will
continue 10 smoke his cigar In The Chair
Of State, with decided majority Of both
Houses Of Congress to sustain him. The
experiment of union Of democrats and
liberal republicans, TO defeat Grant and
the radical party, has proven signal
failure. II has worked just as VIC feared
aud predicted from the first II was
terrible blunder, and tho consequences
have been fatal. The great mass of the
republican party adhered to Grant anl
the democrats could not be oil brought up
to the support Of Greeley. Thousands
would not vote at all, and thousands, in
their disappointment and madness, voted
for Grant. 0fall men, who might have
been selected 10 try the experiment Of
coalition, honest Greeley was the very
weakest. But the whole movement was
wrong and illadyised from the beginning.
In the first place, the democratic party
was betrayed by Auguste belmont who
was scarcity working for Grant ard the
noneyed interest. He kept back the Demo-
cratic National Convention purposely for
the liberal NOV cement to be made, and with
the intention of destroying the democratic
party. Had the Dem ocraiic National con-
vention been called at an early day and
Gen. Hancock put forward as its caudi.
date, we shall always believe lie could
have been elected. But there is no use in
looking backward and INDUCING In vain
lamentations. We must look forward and
struggle onward. Fight on and fight ever
is our motto, until victory crowns the
right. Four more years will soon pass
away, and We must now profit by our ex
perience. The democracy must be reuni-
ted, fully organized, and kept compact and
ready for action at all times. Rad.calism
must yen fall into pieces from its innate
rottenness and corruption.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-09
water-works.for.Dall

Daring the last weex, Mr.. W. Z. Sick
Zee. seent of the Holly Water Works, has
been in our city, and has favored us with
prospectus of this Company, chartered
BY the state of Louisiana and located at
cs~rollton We have looked over this
pamphlet and have come 10 the conc fusion
that the system ir the very thing for our
city. IL combines two most imports mt
observation-disclosures good supply Of water
and securiiy from spreading fires. no
FIRE engines ere necessary. The pumps
force tire water from fbeh ydranis over one
hundred feet in height, and all that is
wanting lie hose 70 al ssh. The quietness
with which Ibis can re done inrursz =
speedy stopping Of any fire.
We believe, from slight survey Of the
locality Of providers springs, that dam
nay be easily constructed there, AMI a
reservoir created which would be ample
70 supply The city Of Dallas with enough
pure sen water, ct both for drinking and
washing purposes. while there would be
10 necessity for mourning The expense or
ere engines. This tkceIlenf- 81 STEM has
deco introduced into many Of the Cities Of
.t< rniied STATES with The irrpissi a.
fees. - shown W The sis'sutns Of sbs
I<>j,.z rtrfrspsr<- AZ soou % The tlsr-
lion 10 o<<r ans Cur rev city t1i,or'..es
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-09

lot, an1 then they voted against me.
Their instructions certainly implied that
they should act In n manner that would
icnd TO procure my nomination, and In.
stead thereof, II sesms 10 me, their action
bad direct tendency TO accomplish my
defeat But they seem, by implication at
least, to deny that the Dallas Convention
had the r,ghi 10 Instruct them. From
whence lid they derive their authority to
take seats in the Mansfield Convention ns
delegates fiom Dallas county, They de-
rived II .lcuc from tho Dallas Convention.
They were tho creatures OF that Conyen-
ton, its legitimate oGspring,and as duiiful
children, we're bound to obey its bchesis in
accordance with the spirit ns we'll as Of
the letter. Having been called on, as |
conceive in seil.defence, TO say iais much,
| very chcerfally embrace the results Of
the whole transaction. Yours truly,
X. s. Guy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-09
BY TELEGRAPH


hpeciAl 10 Tie DillaA HfhAip.
WAsnIsoros, Nov. Morrison, Dem
oorni, carries the 18Th Illinois District
delegation " RepubIIcanh and Demo.
Gratis.
Nrw JEusEY, Nov. ~ Grants major
ily, $4,000.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, New. .--Resulis of
State election still In doubt. Grants ma
joriiy in Nevada 1000.
NV YORK, Nov. 7.--Tilbune hereafter
will DO m independent journal. Indiana
Republican by 22,000.
CHARLESTON, W VA, Noy. 7,--Reiurus
show heavy Republican gains. Both sides
claim Ark. Republican majority in Maine
$4,000. Republicans carry California by
500, Wisconsin by $4,000, Congressional
delegation unchanged. Missouri claimed
by Democrats by from 10000 10 10000
and Congressman.
Republican majority tn Oregon 10000
In Louisiana it is believed, Liberals ahead.
Sheridan elected Congressman at large.
Tennessee is claimed for Greeley by 30
900. Maynord Republican, leads Cbea--
than, Democratic nominee, 10000. John
son, Independent, far behind.
New YORK, Nov. THE delegation
stands 26 Republicans 6 Democrats. Times
claims Va. and La. for Grant and claims
New York Stale by 5000. Republicans
concede Kentucky to Greeley by 5000 to
10000. @ti
liavemeyer elected Mayor Of New York
City by 5000.
MosTooMEnY, ALA, Nov S.-Republi.
cans carry the State by 500.
MARKET REPORTS.
LrYERrooL, noon, Nov. S.--Ootton dull
Uplands, d a. 10; Orleans, 10lc. ~
NEw YORK, Nov. 8, 2 p. M.-Cotton
quiet-uplands, l9i; Orleans, 100; Tex
as, 20; Gold, l2s.
GALVESTON, Nov. s., 2 P. M-Cottop,
Unsettled, good ordinary, l6@ i; Gold,
ID OF. d.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-09

VoTE OF DALLAS CoUNTY.--Ths number
of votes cast in this county at the present
election was lC46. Last year, the vote
cast was l4l2, making q difference of 2Sl
This addition, we think, came mostly froal
the city. We regret TO say that many Of
the country people did not turn QUE, whole
neighborhoods staying at home, as we are
Informed. This is evident from the fhot
that, out Of about 1900 registered voters,
only l4i6 voted, not greatly over half.
We can not safely predict the result, but
we presume tho Democratic majority viii
be about Che same rs las. year, which was
1872. 1t may be less, for we think every
Radical vote was pollcd, black and white
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THE CITY ELECTION.

This excited more interest than any
other. We hold back our paper to give
fbe result as follows:
Mayor, Ben. Long Assessor and Col
lector, David King Marshal, Thos. Flynn.
Aldermen, list. Ward, e. P. Bryan, G.
Capy. I'd. Ward--G. NJ. Swink, F. Aus.
tin. Sd. ward-W. H. Castor, NJ. Theve-
ny. Alta ward-John W. Lane, A. NJ.
Cochran.
They comprise men of both parties and
different naiionalities, and will give, we
believe, general satisfaction.
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The st,te Election.

As the polls only closed on yesterday
evening, we can give no election returns
in this issue. The various Geographic re-
ports from different places TO tie Ilous-
Ton and Galveston papers, about the vo
ting on the first days of the election, are,
Of course, merely guesses, at the situation.
We havo no doubt that the State has gone
Dcmocr attic by large majority, and that
all four Congressman and q majority of
both> houses of the Legislature have been
elected. Returns, as they come in, will be
given in our next.