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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-30
FeC&!ce 20 Creditors.

F-STi-'G OF SaHiE KLINE, BE-
A. Std.-S,t;cc il EeT-iy given ~ the u -
&c Is -noa Administrator OF the above named :
tate L. lie creditors =. aid all persons ha' IN
claims against. said Il Ct:.s.d TO tAhltli til
same with the necessary vouchers within tel
months III the tr-t publication Of this MOTTO
to liz. UNDERSIGNED II is store Cu Carson stree,
il C..,un City, rru.>by ou':Ity, STATE q HeNatli
JtSFPH Et-EN>Toth,
AluiL.stflt. C.: IL. s1.tc Of
saral: &i4:-r, Z, r,ast,t-
December -, ie73. u,-S-''.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-30
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.vtt ssrvirrj after tils service ca ysTi Of tlis
-.,s,- fr.--i- :. rvtI within tbs EQUITY: o. Il
" L cut Of this county but IN this District.
Sst;.5u twenty c.sS Gii!srlse !'i-A-, ios.S ttaSs
or indignant by default VII l. ta-~1 igE--ist
ne said action is brought to o. ain a deere
Il said CgJIg. :c-uvsr diss.'lviaS tie bond. q
,.,..r.-,,I.y Row existing between yourself aud
the rIantl.f r.,OE the grounds OF Gross hab
r7I keIre, cllIt.actst. since rI4.I.age, :nd ex-
t-..re cruelty: also. awa-tilnS 90 Plaintiff i!le
cs- acI control Cf tie miner cLiitrt 7. -hoi-is
,.eo--C, Minnie. Elsie AID OE--e Aars1ret: ard
$. ;tfLc s-art frr tLs support sns. oeLe-t oi
IT,. AMI sd children al tie personal
,-,i,,rtv ttscrib,d in compliant anu ale 5tc 20
lie i,par:.e property Of riaintiH and 'sldsii-eL'
as-rir!st you fos the costs OF tins Ei:-i
apI you aIe herb notified that Il ron q / to
.ur,-r RID scswer the said co,lI'lslnt IS above
-,e.ui-ed the said plaintiff viii eEtsr y"ur de-
fsuIs snl apply TO the CONT i,r the f-iie'
I-Zyed- ,,.1
Of the District ColITt OF the Second
yu,e;al Di.'Ii's 9. re Re state steer, o. e,
or-r.sf.v ti:s 18th day If December ia the Year
If or iycrti, one thousand cieL. hundred ard
TT. TT,EARDS. Cisrk.
Gcssrs. Ell Is ( KING. AT, -, - ~ .'ia.,i-f
de- Ain
, 1873-08-10

ya1uo Of n shipment Of inflow that l,o would
mako. On boing asa11rod tlat wo would, ho
would 70 10 Bolno town nnd sh'p Somo empty
orano lilo word empty, md write III talloS III
nAce Of II, attac, ito draft mud aend 1t along
for collection. md tunoss THO parties scannod
tho bill rn:y clonoly, they could not lou tIat my
fraud hul bco1 perpctratcd. llDl'lng Tint YOU
will cap!,,gc tho rog7le. ahould lo come your
way, w aro, respectfully yours.
Tho following is from, tho Augusta (oa.) Cor on
stit,4toualist: ''Abido from tho great local atl-
vantagos promiaod to THO t1ado Of Augusta by
ilailroad, recent tloveop,,ents IN connection
with tho proposed air-lino from Chicago to Port
Royal Indicate That It Is likoy to bocono m I'M.
portant and essential link IN TINT projected Breas
Ocean. Tho favorable geographical ponition Of
Augusta aB point for tho safo storage Of Wcst-
orn protuotu, from who,no .9on prompt j. sl,,iil, ,ils
mcnts can DO made on order NtI,,,,.' TO nan, the
Royal, Savannah, mud Charlost,' 'n-has al
ready claimed ind received duo acknowledge,
n,cnt from prominont anti compotcnt railroad
mon actively identified with the projected short
tew, ii my, of our doale!a In Western produce
who will not concolo that our prosont Wcstos11
connections aro nadoguatp to mcot thoir conf
morcial noeosslten The frequent m psosraeeca
during Inst wfnter, uro yot too froAh III tiloi1
memory to neod a rccapitulation to convince
them TINT another Western connection iH osBon-
tial to tho satisfactory mud profitable oois-
duct Of their business. The proposed
connection with Chicago promises relief from
tho loBs and nnnoyatco consequent upon tho
blockade OF the single Wcster11, connection upon
| which wo nro now dependant for Brpplios OF
bacon, grain, TO. Our merchants o~o it to tho
intoroaf Of themselves aud tllos patrons to giso
whatever of impetus they. can, to the opening
| up of this now route to tho groat West. No
| doubt II thoy can moro clearly demonstrate to
o,lr WeBtorn frcnds tho Gosiro to participate in
| tho advantages to bo secured by this now line
than by IN ear1lest and practical effort to placo
obeesvo pons Of tho cago e. al n IN
! ing tido-whtor connections
, 1873-08-10
BASE BALL.


THE D0BTONB AND p1t1LADRLfNIAB
will play championship gamo In this city on
Saturday afternoon, on tho grounds at tho
corner of State and Twenty third streots, Which
THO Secretary OF tho Chicago DaHo Ball AHHocia-
ton will bo in tho store Of J. ". D. Kelley,
Tn1nuNE building, Oh TueBday from "a to =.
m, 10 arrange tic seats and gtvo out tickots to
stockholders. Tho salo OF season-tiokets will
begin On Thursday morning.
Tho AlortB, OF Chicago, defeated tho Athletics.
OF RiYerBide, by score OF so to TO-.
Tho Dano Wcstlako j. Covort's nino beat
McCormick'a nine by 81 to II.
The ASGs ~ na ea OF
New YonK, Aug. o.-Daso bail: Aslantics, "a !
Mutuals, q.
, 1873-08-10
- = ~
DEATHS.


AL1EN--At Highland Park, H.. sudds ay, yesterday
in'nS ,x,sss * Az Az lS;dasa Hss x family at
JsuessllIo. ssss H. Hsa"'' W.T. ''' ''' ''''A''' wv"
ApAMa1At thu ros3snee of s 's.Asr s a Ms,.a Nh
Funoral Sunday Ut o'clock +. to G. aceland.
ee qn sh I'd ID =. III tEnnE e
~ RaoSsstef N. Y, pnposs psaso cot y.
1IqWE-Aug PstotsH' a. in'ant son j. N. .nd D.
Frisns 81 tho fay inyitel to ATTIC q, tho funeral
at tue Iesdopco q thu pasens, " South 'ansauaohAt
. at o'clock thia afternoon.
DOTxLER-Auv. o. 1873, at $50 H., af1s. CApolino
Funorn from rosidenco Of g. Dotzlur lSe sed wick
.,at.. aunday, Aug. 10, at = o'clock p. m
rM.5d j. iii IT, ss "i dsys
Fnnorai from resiIcnco. i28 Wost Tnylrss. undsy,
Aug. H. at II O'Clock by carriages o"caavo ry Coa
otory.
WILDE-Tho funeral Of Ellen Dure!n Wild ,, vito Of
josoph Wild0. will tako !hco IN sundnYa AUS TO- at u
fsna4 % s s ass asten IL
aoer1e st,ee, sssi 4 ia 'A' 'S''
~ Nutico IT funeral hoyeatter.
KEARNEY-At ~ 80 wontwortl,sSsev:. = Aug 6. Of coa'
Konsins we1o trkon to Kaess Wis.,, ior ,rmont.
vAuGt1AN-1n this city. Aux; =. Al!oa Elizabeth.
d'aghtsr of Martin and aary Vaugau' azod yea's and
e % s ps;s A II as.t s Il ssss f." g s
Fi5onds Of tic family azo .osperttully'tnvito to at-
f;;tond.
r. BnuNNEsIANAps ~ at 1s.s ntEs GsEolln0 oi,
Funoral from hor lato rosidonco s Thtsa"p, op Sun
"1'' aug Torsntten il BY nnno, mud lo.,ed by alf
rrolo4oant a"a Nov Yak pss rs ploass oopy.
, 1873-08-10

WATsoN-BRA INARD-1n this ch y july q It tl,o
MaiyuSe nsstos It PAX Gauesesationa Church, Mr.. ~
Watson Boston. and iBa Lizzt Bratnasd. oi hiz
city. No cards.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this; city, J"ly e. b
tho Koy, Mr. T. j. Guodapopsl, Mr. j ames H. Edward
anu Miss EYora Woodruff. Of CtrichRo.
sH- Newark, N. j., papors rtorso calr'.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i-In thit city, Aug: 4, BY
thu Rev, Henry H. Perry, Of All Sntt II Church, Mr.
Charles hengo and Mis- Carolin We, Henbach. all Of
Chicago.
CURTIS-COWDY-1n this city, Aug, ., by tho ituy
Dr. hioIluwn Mir Frederick L. CHI tit Hi A1i1s ssy u
CowdY. both Of Chicago.
, 1873-08-10
Reward.

u =
Twonty-ayo tiolnrs reward oIe1s d for any cade Of
chrouo dtarrhspu dyaentery, cho1a ra morbH or any
summer complaint we can't I'd til Dr. Hendricks
Car1nnatige Auodyne. Warranted % cure rholera aid
colorn infannm II takon In time. Keep bottle bot o. Il.
The ho,sac For salu by I'LL druggisA otco SOY West
hIntliaon street. -
, 1873-08-10
Furniturc,

Colby wlrts, 29a and 29A statc street. continue to
cell furniture prices suit their catoners and tho
times In Wow Of tho present aspect Of afnira they
rrcfer offering frltituro'of tleir ow manufacture nt
low figures, to carrying,good through the sunner.
All tlcr goo{H wnrrQtod In etys and quality tho
uul,oIatQry department bD.ug considered specially.
, 1873-08-10
TAETRiCCER,

p1oEoN-aHoor1N1 MATCH AT dALEsDuNd.
GALEsnuna, ILL.,, Aug. 0.-At plgoon-bhoot-
Ing match llero this afternoon botwhon MeBHrs:
Stock aud Dclden mud Fitch and h1ckenzoy, nll
OF this place, for $40 sido, ton birds apiece, at
a yarls, Stock aud Boldon yanquishoa thoir
opponents. Stock got aud lost bird Doldon
got aud lost 3; Fitch got aud lost I McKen-
soy got aud lost Q.
, 1873-08-10
Miun Por.,Sn1o.

valuable Utal. mine, paying over $500 net proht
pcr day. with over &16o,ooo Of orc reserves now In
eght is offered at great RacrGs O. owing 10 the near
expiration Of thu bo, Of tho prs acn hodcrs An OK.
animation by capitalists IL invited Inquire at NO.
Chamber Of Commerce, foe Mfn O."
, 1873-08-10
BILLIARDS..

GRAND TunEE-BALL nTLL1AnD TOURNAMENT
Is to 10 held in this city In September, which, la
to aurpasa that rocontly hold In New York. Tho
prlzos arc to DO larger and moro numerous, and
there is every roanon to expect tho biggest
tournament Oh record. All tho champions will
coutond.
, 1873-08-10
MEDICAL.

DN. i. BROOKS, 1GD santh Franl.fln-.t.'
nnor o Wasnston u aso snrss shH gsasY as t,rS ill.,
ya. " sya IL it. fosn!s !ma!1i's" ti1s "na a
G,eases nt p!iystG nature: ~ iii sases :; jrKi.
isrss a. lenilus v!isasS a"rs z. tnei"1 5 .n H., !"
r. snrn hvI may oa at uitdres. thu ductnr ~ ~ rN
onilaI ,nttors. Jnvalls uan p piaSusn@ p @ MI psn
npnrtmrnts hasl, ntuntnncs to. Oultu heuFss sA Ii.
to y, u., HulQais pxuaptsa.
, 1873-08-10

U4l4 co lIQTUUUt
Among tho passengers for Europe on the steamer
Adriatic, leaving New York Saturday, AuH q WAS Mira.
NJ. Il. Htnnght0, who will spond fow WtckI In lariB
tA tho Interests VI 4eE fTionas and cua 'uaerH~
, 1873-08-10
INSTRUCTION.


EAMILY solooL-A nEsro AND Eny,
Il, s s"sSV{ p;S 70
sss , - nn s S hs1s e s s
assssary attSaaea e ss 'et Saae
MISS THOMPSON, FROM LONDON nEGs re- ;s,,1o re-
ls.asdss . "a % WI X the at
uzzSoa Eai2SS S3t115 SaR@sA% Ss.'s. L Ss7 Nh II.
s|ss.s saa FIJI a. tha any Of sSpe@bo1 s Ths h1s
Il 5s ~ % u ha haaHny e. @ na
WITH E EM Ill., !ShnS SnS The hs, rlsts y snd d
hs sehaois ApSIicsilos MI 10 ressyed t!ns shS'
hhs III III 2f' 5 WssssV VT s6Vs inquire {"
9an Park, Waanxion lyt9hs ~ Boss"Kr Kr,ars, aa dsy
ns iSSese as bas G III SS%its eosso
ts e SS S1 b ass 9sinss x ko s"
Oaambor Of Oossiuorco, Chicago. -----.-
DR0F. DELoUI:Mis. 4,3 wE2T AlAp1s2N-ssr.. !1 ST.
knit 'Es II 'Es s1SnHSS fTEsa
)R0F. AND MRR. q, q. Rr; OLAIN W!t.L ~,
xSS H. s!saay 4 ri wei "S: and '''''
GiruAT1oN wANrED-nY 4 OnADDATl or
s5hos Il ui.l1ui xd1as. GnssV'T ~ Ts'ao S otsa 'l
" aoioLHhRs TX y, A.; dA .d,' wl'o 10
ply at IN No. Il Daiu;stsr.st. '
1TANrEp-A rEwsyuoLANsI,YA 4 GoMrIttrtNr :l II INT
sl, sw u ss M III t' A'u'' 70 s''
1VAETED-A Flsw PIANO PUPILS ny YolING
sIsun ''$x rs sash aSH fPSs'ass'. PSSas p''0'' D0''
JVANrEp7A FEW PIANO rurlI;A: TX 4. c&M, @..
Adn,ns.1t.
, 1873-08-10
COAL.
COAL.
70 Dealers and Consumers Of
Anthracite Goal.

We; ,,ro now prepared to recofve and fill all
orderg for Fall ana Winter stook Of Coal, and
Having .fle largest ana only Coal Sheds IN
the city, lgo by 400 feet, with capacity for
rood, Glenn, dry Conl, properly sorooned. It
Eas been scientifically Demonstrated that
ionrar than Coal EXPOSED to t11s, action of tho
woathor., Heforo purchasing We shoqla 5o BE-
pleased to haze XoH oa ond sec oTr snoas 90
With your ordor, wo Gun. doll ver you Coal
with 9hovo advantages at loves IT rates.
or BY letter, wo remain, yours, very rospoot-
fully,
, 1873-08-10

Last DAY OF THE BUFFALO RACES.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago 1Tibuns.
BUFFALO, N. y, Aug. 9.-'The last day OF tho
Buffalo races found a largo crowd Of pooplo In
attendance. The sport was by far tho poorest OF
the meeting, MI all tho races wero ono-Bided and
comparatively uniutorosting. In tho froo-for-all
raco, tho only atarters woro Goldsmith Ataid,
American Girl, aud Jim Irving, Lucy and Fuller
ton being drawn. This left 1t an enBy victory
Tor tho Maid, WHO camo on tho track In good
shape to trot fine raco II necessary.
The Girl could not push her, and.
NJ Jim Irving WAS aistanccd In
t.le ArHt hoat. the race was of no
especial intereat. Tho same Nas truo Of
tic colt.race and the conost for tho 2:40 purse
Kato Donnott winning tho tlfat and O!emontfne
slo noconA In straight bouts. The colt.raco for
purse Of q, 500, for flyo.year-oldH and under,
Nus ......
TIE FIRST rll1No on THE rAoanAn1ME.
Ilurc wotn foilr entrieB two OF them BnnnA
ll thQ Gold puHt HtoQk. aud Kate UeAuett. aud
, 1873-08-10

since, IL; numOof dlRCnhrEeut -; tuoA, ub[Is
8; number remaining August !, al; In diapen-
sary, 20; visited at their homos, 6; number OF
visits made, 20.
va,.a~,,,, .,,o .,to,,ar poo,,1ator ,onaod will,
,,,ahnr sro21, Nj Nfnn;atao wha hainr towei down
tho river BY tho tngboat Dlackball No. 2, ran
into the schooner Edda Keith, also loaded with
lumber destroying tho min rigglng Of tho lot
ter, aud broaking her own jib6oom. The Cap-
tain Of tho Rogulstor olaima that tho tug Black
proper precautions.
r,,o pao,,o,y f,un,h,,a and staro fYop,,,anv now
aaS teoh1o as a,, rra;s;a sus,v" r;s, ayI
lu, sne1s H. va sc,nm,noaat;on ~ rasidonta
As soon az tho paving is completed On Wabash
avenue the Twonty-ninth street ine will DO OK
| tepdod to Thirty-frst street. II the number OF
patrons warrants It, tho stagos will run eaat on
Thirty frat street to indiana avenue, and start
from Tho coruor Of those thoroughfares.
Al tho moetlne Of tho Board Of Police, yestey-
dav aftarnonn" tRo only business dono was to
y s;cn t,,e nay.r,s of tho fro departme .anount
ins to sa5 BoB ID and the police, amounting to
37,475.25. A Certificate for the tlnai payment
OF so1s'62 on tho contract for M Ssbo6;a1 .'' for
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-01

First National Bank Of this city, IN
consequence OF the Nice-pfosidclt or
dering the bank TO suspend, and nj
the same time dlawing iOm thp.uank
neatly one hunurou Thousand drhnls
~ currency to sdstaia the ccGit OF
scott d Co., brokers, Of which finn the
Nice-PresldenG lymen Scp,C isprt-
ucr.
LITTLE l,oCK, Ark. September 90
The Aldo uev Gepetpl yps.clday
Withdrew the suit ayaiast Cove Tor
Baxter aad the Go crnor issued his
order disbanding ,re militia.
NEW York, September 80. Smith,
Scayer d Co. have resumed puymclt,
Al the Stock ooAld The imp essioa
prevails that all the leading houscs
viii pull through, Stctling unsettled,
but improved.
8p. M.-The Stock Me- set is sil
without cNcbcmont, odu closes finn,
with Western Uoion oC oGi Rock
Island 81 Lake Sho or Uilon Pa
citic l9i' paci Upil33.
Application Wae Wdue ~ The United
Slulcs Vi en- c0u o-day, ,Or an order
enioming me Comptroller Of The Cur
rercy aud Ire Receive on lac r0nll o.
the Commonwealth from proceeding
frrthec in njiails o. doe bank; also for
Il citation 10 SHOW why ,ne receive
ship should not jc ypcp,cd aud the APP
pointment declared nu' nad void, on
the g ound that the aanNrcverlcirsod
TO r deem any of It's circ'p,ing notes,
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TEE. MARKETS.
Observation-Disclosures.

NEW ORLEANS, September O.--Gold
at ll3@ll34 Currency closed
ut -!premium.
EEANNFoRT September so Ulited
States bonds 9Gl.
Cotton.
NHW ORLEANS September 80, Cot
tud duIi, sales 1880 bales, GOOD ordi-
uo ICE; low mdnling l5sc middling
lie ,cccn,t, 8 09l OaleS; no exports;
,t0c~ 22,3SG bales.
NFw No * Sep,emhog S0.--Co,ton
slrlcy; '.c, ! 0&i oa,o> ut lSiGi0cc;
nA eceip,, 1870 bales aro's | $50 bales;
E9t,"es closed steady wa sales of5S.-
500 bales,
LlvHLroo' September so Cotton
1uiet; snlcs include g, 100 bales Ame?-
lean.
Prohncc.
NEW ORLEANS, Scptembcr30. Flour
dull; treble - 70; family IS 5O@O 10,
Cu,n ia fair drmand mixed G9c; white
7lM73c. Oats in fair demand at 400
50c Bran quiet Mt 5000. Hay in good
supply; prime SD choice 81 Pork
dull and lower; old SIG 80; new SIT co.
Dry salt shoulders scarce at dc. Bacon
doll at %, lO}, and lie. Hams ll4@
l5c, Lni scarce; ticrce S4@9c; Key
l0GlG5c. Sugar scarce and dulli good
to fallV fair 0l@l0ic, Molasses, new
ST O5Gfi q, Whisky dnII; Louisiana
9lc, Cincinnati 81 03. Coffee strong at
Cornmeal % 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-01
NEWS SUMMARY.
NEWS SUATM AIRY.
Financial Situation Through
cut The Country.
ReOpening OF the New York
Stock EXchangc---A Firmcr
Feeling in Monetary
Circles.

LOUISVILLE, September 30.-The
Louisville Sav.l2s b.nk. t"cc1s'y
closed, has been admitted , -he Ger
inghouse, making twenty one naN"s
in the associa, Oh.
UiNc ANArI, September 10 10 gem
cral markets Il be ter teelirgwHS man'-
tested, still but little has been do ie %
remove the dead lock in which me ''ers
have fallen. Orcersa'e mere espec a'ly
for provisions. buu lpe'e IS V" - -, ,
disposition to move 1nue' eSls hy c +
stances. Holdc OF ock are .5ede'al-
~ firm bop;lg that sonethi iy may.
soon ira ispi.c to set the W lce's OF
commerce IL motion. m
NEW NoRK, Septc er5),-I ne sep
TENDER statement w'llsnow an inc.ease
of deposits.
The custams haze diminished one
half since the panic.
Henry j. Brook leather dealer his
failed.
rAdmiral Winslow, who commarded
the Kcarsage in jhe llght " Oh me
Alabama is dea1.
The Stock E.:chnIge a2d ci9 ~
was crowded. The merHets cloWu"d
around the Preside ITS dc We ~
thcir hats and ilg. / 'e J Ca
dent said: "Wen me. . an =; u
very mOmcni0ls suspals'o 10, ID"
pdrpasu of resImlIg Dusi 1883. H1f
action in TIE il,e m Ia, me, WIN
universal nnDfoul, On, ahd hFi 0eed
musi Satisfactory % youiseiYcS.
lie said business wslld 30 ca ried
Oh under the lnlts aiiop,ed yes,e,aav BY
the Governing committee which I've
read, and then appointed com NJ &c
TO settle TIE contacts o. detadltlg
parties. =.
In conclusion, he added: 'All ] ak
now il that you help zach other ooO,,
the burden that has fallen upon Us I'd
to so conduct business asto enable me
Exchange to cary on its wo'lI sdcesa-
fully
Loud cheeri lg greeted these remarks.,
and the members proceeded wlth pusl-
ness. A much bette feel ne appears
TO exist and the opeping prices OF
stocks show feeling Of confdelce.
There was consideiple plessule to sell
stocks at decline of one to three. per
cent from the opening prices. brokers
are indisposed 10 operate TOR customers
on maigins tillafiai's are settled:
I.oNDoN, September 3O.-'The Da"ow
takes el60,000 to America.
LEAvENwoRTH, September S0.-
There is great indignation among the
stockholders ind depositors oil the
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a. f. CIGM0Ns
President Howard Associa; ;on.
CHAELESSnEpR GED.
ECitor hOa Age.
PIE 5 DispatcIes.l


SIniEVE?oCT Septcmbec 30.-Our
most usciul citizens have fallen Vic
Tins. The Howard association have
opened an asylum, which feeds Dear'y
two-tbirds OF the population, Tae fe
Yer was beyond question, the DoctC :
say, imported from Cuba The
appeal for relief says:
'There are seven hundred sick
The peculiar character oftre disegse
requires peculiarly sE'jtu, aitel,iou
ANA Nursing. Hundreds Me without
means OF employment, ahd the stua-
ton is heatt-rcnding. We feet that
the great public heart viii respond TO
this appeal, which is e.tortod by the
most dire necessity. Our own lG-
sources are nearly exhausted The
wealthy are broken dowD, the poor
are threatened with actual starvation
and the sick and dying are about to
be deprived of the comforts
that humanity cad olitr hem,
We appeal, not to our fellow cOuIt'y-
men, but TO our fellow man for aid
Signed by l.. r. Simmons President
OF thc Howard Association, aLd all
the Doctors.
NEW ORLEANS, September 30.--A
Picayune special from Shreveport says
there is no marked change in the epj-
demic. To-day the new cases afe
probably more numerous than ye-,cr'
day on account ofpHfaroiablc weather
but less violent than some days ago.
Some lew rclauscs a,c rcpo,ied. Lied
tenant Noodrooi is reported worse.
Charles Howe is repol,ed very bad.
w. a. Mansfield, It resident on the
o,her side Of the river died Monday.
Rev. w. II. Box, pastor OF the Baptist
church was taken to-day. lhe,e is
much suiltriu%among the poor classes
and blacks The Howard Association
allo d. assistance 10 al alike. lntt'.
mpul, to-day, :; from yellow fever, 8;
Alexander Thompson, colored;
George Thompson, white; c. 4,
Pritchar,i, Catherine Muller, Alice
Wood. George Cole, a. Howe, DIS,
Hrdns, Chopin and Davidson leave foe
home Thursday.
MONTGOMERY, September 80. -Oac
death from yellow fever. There are
some mild cases under treatment, but
is spread IS not appIehonded.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

We have this day formed " eepartneship
under the firm name OF Mters 3 Caldwell, for
THUS. NJ. MIEIlS,
JOHN +. CALDWELL.
Dallas. september |. 1873. i7Cdim
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POLITICAL.
"A GARD.
To the Voters OF Dallas County:

FELLOW CITIZENS: The rapidity OF
growth and development OF our county,
amidst the cXcitements OF which / have
come amongst you, and the absence of
earnest and loyal of"new comers," justlfles,
II 1t does not make necessary, on this Occa-
sion, public introductinp, am announced
10 you to-day as u candidate for District
In soliciting your suffrage | rely upon my
personal aid political record as made with
Ia Yuur observation, fnOt within your lines,
dnfing twenty years. In politics, am a
Democrat, none the less devoted and firm
because courteous and charitable. Having
east my first vote for Mr.. Buchanan for pres.
ident, have never scratched q pep9rfa.ic
ticket nor shlrked vote. II elected Circuit
Clerk by your suffrage, twin hc as just, as
ms am, and have been, consistent and con-
slant Ia politics, Very respectfully,
llsitf RICHARD GAINES.
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GROCERIES.
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Darlington,
Marsalis &Co
WHOLESALE
O. K % g g T. -
Commission Merchants,
DALLAS, TIExAS.

We tnke this occasion 90 thank our
friends for past fayors, and respect
FULLY call their attention 10 our Inn
mcnsc stock, which we are Just receiv-
ing direct from tho principal manu-
Mciurcrs OF the North and west, pur-
chnshing direct from FIRST hands for
cash on the spot, and awaiting our
selves of every advantage by shipping
Ina ear loads under special contract.
and by our own labor almost freeing
ourselves from store expenses. We
confident In our ability 10 offer 10 on
friends and 10 the public generally ur
Immense stock III better rates an,
more uniformly low figures than ha
ever before been offered i'm the interior
Of Texas.
Al bnsis md foundation of our
business, we guarantee every article 10
be Hs represented, or money refunded
NJ our expense OF transportation.
Our success In business depends en-
tirciy upon establishing n wholesale
trade In Northern Texas, and We only
ASK u inir and impartial trial, and u
close comparison OF uniform prices
with those of Shreveport, Galveston,
nud New Orleans with frcigIits added,
ANA we checrniiiy abide by the dcci-
sion of the same.
DARLINGTON, MARsALIS 4 co.
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ARsqsIEEe.

JENKINS-SM TU-At IN lcS'aer"e Of
tne Bride f., ,c in Ilue f.ro couriy Col,
b. W. l.. ALIAS. Esq Mr. G, u. Jenkins, Of
this G. Y, to Miss AnL,1 T.. Smith.