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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17
LATEST SHfP NEWS.
For Other lSliD Hevs see Second Page

Tor other snip ReWs Second PoGe.l
ARRIVED
steamship Huntsville, Cowen Savannah with mdse ad pass 10
san Iauo Hazard Savannah with mise a to W.
steamsSp Isaac Bell Baks1uan Richmond city Point aud Norfolk
-,tl ndse and TO Old Dominion Stcsmshp To-
Steamhp Ranger tDrl. Jones Peou, N 81 odsys win coal TO
@. y. swain Il Son ~, u. -. Il. h.u..,
srk John Westberg Cenfuegos - DAYS with sugar
Briiug Rotterdam o2 days WIN mdse
Bsrk Zeiora (rl Evans, Acn;evdeo oil days, N ballast
brg Glona Ctal D. Baae Patros 90 DAYS vita Wool
Sslas Pemeuias. Havana 20 DAYS IN ballast.
Brig toi Cror Robinson, SAVANNA % Gays win coaee asd
Rv roa Zone (of Bermuds). St Marc Ha ~ days
"' Ss rSS%., Campbell Ot weynOuh N ST. Lewis St Psr
& conenta M.hr MouteveO "a days With rag,
A0 s.S "cre, Heve,t Cape Francis aercO 10 days u
sH2 Isabella tof Lewes DELI Burton. HumseOa P b. IL days
seT susan P TurIOw o Harrington. Mel Talbui Rio
seSr Maggie Cain Of PnadelPha stover CarnAs IL days wah
ssbr AarOa Boas CBr Hamm. St Johu n B. days With
Scnr Meteor williams Prospect N s. via Portland 10 day with
WRECKED goods from Steamship Atlantic
sobr O. Levers svess BsIorss III days via FORTRESS Mon
seSr Mar O. Carren assan Nassau p with old Astal
and pass o..
% with hides 4G
Sehr. Par, Smitn Calais with lumber
sehr Hexep, Thompson. Rockiand, with lime.
sehr. e. /. Adams Baker Boston for Philadelphia
Schr 4 X Nash, Nash, Westerly.
schr. W. NJ Rogers, Rogers liarwioh. With 6sh
sebf Corvo, Pickering, Rocklsnd With hue
Scar Tbo. Potter DAVIS, Nantucket. With dab.
tGhr Rival Boyd Salem.
scHooSERs-RIyEs coAsrwssx
J. W Morris Virginia H. A. Burr, Vrsna
W. Il. mooial, Yngaia oa0Idr. Bs''@"es'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17

ever made any such exhibit" TO tho Controser as
required by this section annually, does not appear '
II they have their exhibit for the present year m"''
curiosity In the light OF Developments recently "".0
At all events there need Of such an EXAMINATION w
the Controller as this provision authorizes before the
session Legislature in order that that ooay
may possession Of the facts relative to the man
agoment OF the Company and "the advantage derived
by the public from It's operations" Facilities for such
an examination are provided by another section, wmcn
reads as follows
SEC &c. The books OF the said corporation shall ~ ar
times during their OF business for inspec
ton and examination by the Controller OF this Stte au
such other the Legislature or C0ntro,er NAV
designate as their agent for such purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE, published this

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE, published this
morning. will contain nearly pages OF interesting
reading matter The Agricultural Department Is espe-
cally valuable this week. and other miscellaneous SUB
iects are presented not found in THE DAILY The FOL
lowing is partial list of the contents Forebodngs-a
poem Bees in the Past and Present. New Pnblca-
tors-Thoreau and The Atlantic Monthly Tor October.
Friendship-a poem. The Yellowstone War-the
Tongue River Battle. Humorous Personal. John
Paul at Saratoga Growing Old Gracefully Treat
ment OF Servants. The Winds poem 1.-The New
House at Edgewood. Peaches for Paris illustrated
Fruit Matters in Michigan Steam Farming Machinery
at the Vienna Exposition Qustrated) Our National
Frut Congress -. Charcoal as an Amendment Great
Sale of shorthOrn Cattle. Horticultural Topics
Handy Equipments for a Corn-Husker ullustrated)-.
The Cotton Crop The War in Wisconsin. Fair Notes
Pork Packers Convention. Various Inquiries An
swered Editorial Foreign. Washington, New
York. and Miscellaneous News. Crimes and Casualties
Storm Rayages Assassination OF Gen. McCOok---
The Lost Polaris The Transportation Problem Po-
liticaI The Weather Chronicle. ..New-YOrk Horse
and Live Stock Markets. Wool, Cotton, Cheese,
European Grain Provision and other Markets. New
York Wholesale Prices of Country Produce. &C. On the
Editorial page may be found: Mr.. Buffers Future
Work for Congress-The Syndicate the Treasury. aud
tho Treasury Gold-The Presidents Latest Appointment
False Observation-Disclosures Times Coming for the
south-Centennial Speechifying.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17
THE COLUMBIA Is. c. wATERPOwER TO BE
IMPPOVED

For some time past the citizens of Columbia,
g. C., have complained bitterly because Senator Wm
sprague OF Rhode Island and his associates would
neither improve the waterpower OF the Congaree River
or sel their privilege at reasonable sum- but the diff
Guilty seems to have been settled satisfactorily 10 both
parts On the 9th Of August Messrs A and sprague
proposed TO the citizens of Columbia TO form Joint stock
company with capital stock OF $65OoOO the Columbia
Water Power Company contribute all its real and per
sonal property its rights franchises &C. at the assessed
sum OF S325OO and the citizens OF South Carolina to
contribute cash the amount in shares OF 500
each further proposed that as soon as Is per
cent OF the subscription stock should be raised to or
ganize the company, with Senator william sprague as
President and expend the money raised In building
dam across the ongaree erecting mill for 1900 spin
dies aud in other improvements This proposition was
accepted and taken to subscriptions
Thus far about $4,000 has been subscribed, aud II Is be
iieyed that COumbas facilities for the manufacture OF
cotton yarns will be utilized. The Columbia Water
Power Company owns abOnt no in and near
the city upon which s2oOO has already been expended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17
Judge Daniels rendered yesterday

Judge Daniels rendered yesterday very
elaborate opinion in the of Samuel z. Dlnsmore
agt The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company aud
Others on motion brought by stakeholder to restrain
the directors paying the rents reserved on lease
made to the road by the Pacific Railroad Company OF
Missouri. Judge Daniels says: 1.-The rent which mas
accrued all been paid and before the next install
ment natures the plaintiff will have abundant oppor
tunty to bring his action proper FORM and before
tribunal having complete jurisdiction all the par
ties 10 the controversy when entire justice can 0e adj
ministered that necessity exists Tor con-
tinuIng the present Injunction until such action eau
be commenced The motion 10 continue It must be de
MED with $40 costs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON, ID. c., Wednesday, Sept. Ill a. 81
Synopsis for the past "a hours.

Synopsis for the past "a hours
Light rain fell on Monday night over New
England followed by north-westerly winds, aud
clear and clearing weather today; raln areas
have prevailed in Florida; light to fresh
northeriy and easterly winds and clear and
partly cloudy weather in the South Atlantic
and Gulf States the barometer has fallen quite rapidly
over the Northwest during the day, with fresh and
brisk south easterly winds, condy and threatening
weather. aud rising temperatures the pressure IS high
est over the lower lake region and lowest in Dakota
Probabilities.
For New England, clear weather and light to fresh
north winds will prevail.
For the Hddle States and O,cer take region, gentle ana
fresh pinds shifting 20 edsterty and souterl and clear
heather Nth probably RAIN for the latter tonight .
the South Atlantic and Gulf states east OF the
Mississippi light to fresh northeast to southeast winds
aud partly cloudy weather, witt probably light ram on
the coast OF the former
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley fresh to brisk
south and south winds and increasing cloudness,
with probably rain over the latter.
From Missouri to the upper lakes falling barometer.
fresh very brisk southeast ana sOutherly wlnds,
falling barometer, increasing coudiness and ram
there indications OF quite low barometer advancing
eastward toward the northwest and upper lake regon
accompanied by very brisk winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17
SAII,Fy,.

SAILED.
stesroapts- fssyhst se Wfmisxca - NJ
,ns o hsahatss, fot Chsfcsscs ssss y"
Horfois lie Papis rsdeiphis snip bosesss tcs b's'
bst Ads (s,sr fos ia brg Reaskss. s s<sss
WIsD-Ssnset light. w.: clear
III cd. lin, NJ s,-.nshss 70 Hawai- changed sxs
,sl. and sil nos bufs sagls red Cosion s'snsi
DOMESTIC PORTS.
po~raS seps 1GAved steanhss Cosaee from sae hAe<s
len. IsIapd. GenS pede, Philadelphia - -, -.
r.glrsros Scot 1-srnVe6 steamships chsfeson, tom Scs
yt. Pacoe rom BALTIMORE S~sOs, ron Havana s
isbt,, Sailed sesmsap james Adg-r. for New York a.
A., scot nj s,e.msbp rout1omerv Eew yort; u
w lol ron deipssa Cbsrs bsrk ssdo~a, or Ph'-se>
Sailed, steamship Virgo. Tor Ne~-fofE
FOREIGN FORTS.
Havana Sept 16The steamships Cy Of ms"ds And O"""'~s
bo- ssv Yort srryef hsrefh this morning
ssnt iGTns LORDS steamship Ffsnkfn, D-fo'ct
rom e;in sent O. Copenhagen sod tbs ess' s~s
sept iG-Tbs National Lane steamship spsa ufsrs
from York sep, arrived al this eo setsek hs me'ag
SPOKEH.
Sent, q 20 fsi Catbadas Po'H. ship !" Slo'" h'
%Ss 90 t ~ 90 l.ns 50 49, I~shea (BrI ss.
GreenOck for New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17
THE BAYoNNE YACHT RACE.

The seventh annual and sixth union regatta
Of the Bayonne Yacht Club was sailed of Greenville.
NJ j., yesterday afternoon. The yachts we're divided
into three classes each class sailing separate course,
and the entries the same "a those announced In
Yesterdays TRIBUNE except that the yachts Capt.
Moose owned by +. Bates OF the Long Island Yacht
Club and Columbia the Columbia Yacht Club, did not
appear The start from anchorage. and the gun
was fired at 1 o'clock The yachts got well away to-
gether the Victories and Elizabeth leading. while the
FrouFr was first OF the second class AT the first
rounding OF the stakeboat the third class led ac-
the shortness OF its course and the JOS saun
ders was first at Ii420 Dks followed IS seconds
LATER the niIy r. being third and the Idle Hour fourth
In the second class the order OF the first rounding OF
stake-boat was: Eclipse, Jeanette Annie L.. fawh,
From Frou and In the first class tho order was Qnl
yive Viooress Ada. Elizabeth. The race WAS not eI-
cit ing at any point. The winners were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17
4" What ought to be considered Hen

What ought TO be considered Honestly ana 'ess"b
Gold r8carat gold gold Il alloy ufh ell the reqr'cn'css
Is.t cold NAV be considered honest gold oots veil AMI wss'
we'll All other proportions @ pretsanoos and though 10
and like bea pgaens "'ses
with base The Boos Of Hall hssts Aer.:s
visiting nd
% locifat s a9o GO
ie..y Eoslsh Watches clocks Catalogue post Tree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17

-wICGNs-On Moodiy Sept 10 At he rresbytrriss
Church GenDo L. l., b, tho Rev A. L. Clark, Mr. Charles
Brooklyn MISS SUSIE Virgins Of the former psoe No
cards
Sunday Sept ii. at Temple Isrse b.
Rev Lssker Brock Flora kssnowk both Of Boosa
DIKRNAN-HAINRS-Iu NewYok CITY. THURSDAY. sep. H.
1873 Robinson Of Ae Prebytenss Memorial Charc
Mason-aye james w. Dkeman , o Ne~-fork 70 Geoteie
HaBes adopted 81 John c. Dewey, Of BrookJa
GARNIN- NRLSON-Oa Monday Sept 49, 1878, By Rev G. L.
Wells John Gsnn BiEs j. second daughter Of Benz g. Mo-
all OF Flatbush. l.. l. No ciris
ROWRLL-ROWHIL-On Wednesday, Sept 10, At 81 Ia@ess
Church Ronham n H. bv the Rev MyOs MaaJ Alfred tsuea
Adelaide 10 well Of the former place No oan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

WILMINGTON c. Sept lg-spnts Tarpeutine lover closing
net A. Ss. Royn quiet So rs for No l. and 81 G2 u Tor Pale
& Turpenne quiet At So Hard SO as for yellow Dip and
Virgin. Tar steady and higher at 81 60 49, -
NswORLEASs Sept 16-COm quiet at 72e for Mixed Ic Tor
White Dry Sailed Meats lower at S03e for Shoulders Corn oca
firm at 49, Other articles unchanged,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17
CATTLE MARKETS.

cyc,ao Sent 6-CsrrLR dull receipts 2i00 prices weak;
@ la. Of go5d steers So 256 50 So through and corn fed
Team SO lOaSl 75 the ouoe for lot averaging l2OO
shipments LOO .xooo -, .,- 49,, t. =. -.
choice heavy and medium weights ~ %
gl 80 tor smooth Workers. market closing rather quiet sbpmo's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17

Dr. A. hcCAHDLIss will II 81 NICHOLS itsts MS
every hereafter gu kinds Of rs
instruments but d. aeSorp"oe ~
An eroenesco
Thousands Of wnfza N
gyng bad bat we moss
Will dlsappoat hsiefeaes "
hand eds Of the best citizens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From sAyANNAHIn steamship SGR JGHto Sept 10 Master
lane DELANEY q. " Hutchins, G. Tglors Mrs Ca
hi Nj Gsly NJ Roberts Hovoy, 5 Il. Bliss r. W CornSi
e. " md p b. Lincoln Butler John Ryan Mrs BaYwld
n l. Cneh r. MIS- Jalia sparhawk Mr. Binl
and chilli O. H. sheren, " " King Mrs. A d. Hull anu three
FROM sAvANsAH--In sieansAsp HyRtsviik Sept l6-hs.
Clifford Mrs Bnghten.ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17
THE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

Sept BIchsnse firm GA the UNITED sat-. 6o
cent premium so days 55a56 per cent premium short sight
5758 per premiums London "a G75 cent premium OF
Paris $50 per premium Spanish gold 542a05 per een
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17
Consumption Tan be Cured.
sCHRSCKs PULaONlC sYRUa., -
SCHRsCKs SBAwBBD TONIC.

Are the oay medicines will Pulmonary Consumption
s death Of ~
,he bs circulation OF The blood henos
fact thy the Of the
eaa cough.
LAYER Complaint and Dyspepsia the Of tee thirds 49,
cases Consumption persons complain dull
PATTON coated tongue the shoulder blade e,as Al
tho load yng heavily The stomach
eompsni with scidy and beehug Of Wind.
These usually originate IRON dsOriered condition Of IN
stomach torpid hyev.
sdees they take tive besv, cold. sad y.
these be ndden checked ~u 0nd the stomach ass
torpid aud nacx and no before eA are
OF and liberated the result 81 se<A
death.
chens Pumsac Syrup erpeciorant weh does not ess's
r,hing ccaaed 10 cheek cough sudoesJ
Schenk Sesweed Touic doYes the food ates WIN he fs
the sed aseaoas sppss
bowels coslye skin SALON. he Fmptoms 0esss
Of hious trsdency Schencss Mandrake Pills reqeiro
These mdooes psepsred only bJ j. u SChh"th SOB.
N X. corner Sirth and ATch-ses. fh,sfipAis.
And are q sale bT ~ druggists tad deAefA
JOHN HENRY and College place " T. WHOLESALE Akest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17

Ruptured People, don the essgeroo' wre gnn s ~
horrible metal Toe bttsI1S 'sS% V'e
Bro way Ruptsre comfortably night and osJ "h "'Sh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17
MARKED.

True and False Science sSpssch al tho rrasu essQnes
Parke 6oaxs fKBUSx JkcrJRK BxrsA No. 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17
Chnmber ef Commerce.
gt,t Nayelties.


vbo will pick Doahis
Bsnk b. eSamnef a. the sshsnes baa<
Oh the American Insutgts OF the Ctv Of Ne~-rOrt
THOMAS Il. WoRREIL. lsggstts Hotel Cb,thsm a. N q
THOMAS Il WORRBLl has depostet WITH
- 900 70 sl pack bs pse B.AA
i2d exhibition
Institute OF the City ~ New fors UhAhbbS !" null
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17

C,o,bes. ,yr,neers OF al kinds repaired ersmpnr
NxrrbyoLIT.s WAss,MAosIsK Co, - CostisHdt q, " T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17
Tribune Lecture Extra No. y.
TRB ETH0D or CREATION
AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
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Twelve Laes dshvsa Prof AGAssiz ssfsc he Massss
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rsoaae nouauos Animal fe pnatsd a.
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NOW READY
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This description Of Vie soaacs fssss asoss
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17

Sound and Hsarinx. Voice aaA speech. The kxpla-
Mu.icai Harmony stA uashsss Three ect.sss
by Praf Kisberx u TRIBUNE LkCrukk extra keN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17

race open 70 all yachts Will DO sailed tomorrow on
IN, foot OF Thirty South brooklyn. The llst
Of entities inoudea tLo Fsank Lima b. Idle Hour. sna
I.IlI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17
5ueeldl Notices

lost-S o Revnrd.-A LADIES GOLD WATCH ~ts srs~s
eon back; made bs Mgnop, Ceuevs; viii cnsmeo
chain aud kew Return n T. Tribune Counting Room
Post-ce N0tice.Thc mails for Baropr during the sest CPD
ing SATURDAY Sept 20 1873 will close this oce WBDhs
nay Al - M a, kNJ RSDAY 80 SATURDAY.
a. 10 y, THOS L. JANIS. Poaiasstss.
Chamber of Commerce. -
Chamber Commerce Will DO he'd kkf
DAY Sept 10 at ocLct at the eons oil tho ChaSsr
hebrN
e. TAYLOR whose VI viii then espre W order
" G80RGk WILSON. SecssAsy.
Hat Novelties
AL the New styles.
For sale Of eStsblishmeut
WAkSOCk q Co..
5l9 B1o~fxsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17
DIED.

Al Notice. Of Marriages must be indorsed Nth fab
name md address.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-02
Census Of Dallas.

10 the Editor of The Dallas Herald;
MAJOR j: j. EAEINs--Wc nrc glad
YOU have been selected to take the cen
sus of Dallas, because we want an hon
est and fair enumeration, and believe
you will make ii.
We greatly desire to know fully and
reliably the following facts, to wit
|. How many bricl, houses In Dallas,
built and under contract.
9. How many concrete houses.
.. How many business houses, whole
sale and retail separated,
4, How many residences.
8. How many families.
9. The total bona lldc population,
black and white separated, emitting
mere transient persons.
T. How many churches, and number
of members of each.
We wish to know our real, bona lide
strength, and what we are In fact with
out cXaggcration, because we wish to
communicate facts, and nothing else,
to our friends elsewhere. We look to
you as man Of facts, and expect the
truth. Very respectfully,
SEVERAL FRIENDS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-02
n GARD.

We are doing an auction and COM
mission business, at the corner of Elm
and Market streets "a prominentpoint),
in this beautiful and growing city, and
we solicit consignments of flour, grain
I've stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population.
We are also doing It real cshte-busi-
ness - buying, selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc. We sell at public
or private sale, as instructed, and make
liberal advances on consignments. Our
motto: "Quick sales and PROMPT re-
turns" References: Swindells &
McCaleb, Editors and Proprietors of
the Dallas Herald; Adams & Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas; CASTOR, Thomas &
Baylor, Bankers and Insurance Agents,
Dallas; Capt. G. NJ. Swink, Dallas;
Coils. Sneed & Finley, Attorneys at
Law, Dallas Messrs. Shryock & Row
land, St Louis; t. c. Jordan & Co.,
Bankers, Dallas; Robt. Hare, Caron-
deiet St, New Orleans.
Respectfully,
NJ, A, HIBBLER & co,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-02
citizens of Dallas.

To the Editor of The Dnlos Herald;
The Railroad from Shreveport, on
Red River, to our town is completed,
In times gone by ii required our wng-
ons from twelve TO Illlecn days to go
from one place to The other Hereafter
we can do the same in ten hours,
Think of 1t
Besides, the same line connects us
ut once with the city Of Jefferson,
and before January, with Little Rock,
Memphis, st. Louis and AL the Union
Add ninety miles between Shreveport
and Monroe, and what is our condition ?
Then we can leave Dallas 10y rail and
so to any part of the United States,
either by way of Nicksburg, Memphis
st. Louis, Kansas City, or the Pacific
road TO California. Is this not an
achievement of which all Texas, and
especially Dallas, Fort Worth and
Wcathcrford should be proud? Then
while the good people Of Shreveport
are preparing to celebrate the opening
of this great road, so soon as the pas
senger cars are ready to make regular
trips, say about the 18Th of August, and
to invite the people Of the railrond
towns to visit them and enjoy their
hospitalilies, shall we not take steps to
reciprocate the courtesy and invite our
brethren of Shreveport to visit Us? Let
US come togethersomenish t next week
and resolve to do the clever thing. The
next celebration will be when the road
reaches Fort Worth--not many months
hence. Let us be generous now; then
comes Fort Worth, next Weatherford,
and so on until we may drink native
wine in that Eden Of America, theval-
ley of FL Paso. OLD CITIZEN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-02
rrrr slrnEyEr0nY nAnnrcuE.

We are reliably informed that the
barbecue to he given BY the cltlaeus OF
Shreveport will come of on the 18Th
inst. Major II. ], llearsoyl editor OF the
Times, will deliver tho address Of the
occasion, and from the other accounts
Of the liberal arrangements being
made, we feel justified in saying that
Die affair will be Il grand one, and will
attract TO II many visitors from all
parts and portlonsof the South. We
presume that the Texas Pacific Rail-
rond viii make satisfactory arrange
mcnts fora special train to convey such
of our citizens ns may wish TO attend
and return from this hearty expression
az our Eastern friends Whatever may
be done or agreed upon in this matter
shall be promptly announced to our
readers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-02

AoRNrs- York. 40, cnkw, ynpi,v ,n,s
way, "a, u. RDWHLL a co,l " i'uh u'i",
Philadelphia con WrAflhn.'. = 10
baltimore, dmftiN a iinflnn',,H' a NJ
Orleans, 4, MCINTYRE, linnrlonl " ,'a,
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Pine street, rlnclnnNlll ~ IL FN"'iT'
lds Vine street,
ruis DAILY Herald y puhlirslloea nFu n,.
80 ,nnrninr fexonpt Monday, Nv CIV wy w
nnmi alfor AlxmonllhI /" nun' XII min
d.llyalcl hy carriers ~ lhu wv, p,,,,as
p,lly contains tholnleHl AssOcl,'rn W.. ",
nn,i gpeolnl dispatches nom hll putt '" ",
.-ths country up ~ ullnlgllll wv W"
= rsnoria, local news, etc., nnd huhN'i "'''
cluss daily IN Vvery respect
rus WEEKLY HERALD pnbllshel every
sntuIllny nOrnlng, ~ W ~ prr rHhp H. ~
Al foralx months, mud cpnihll,s ~ VIZ
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