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The interior journal., 1873-11-21

We would call the spcciai attention of pnsimastcrs
sni .u'.rlbcr 10 the f,owing sySopsi. Of H..
psrcr iavs:
l. 4 P~im,stcr y required 10 give noticc by letter
tfeturunr pNrr dos not answer the las when
state the s,r ~ nd Icing taken aud nczloct
~ d. - makrs the postmaster Responsible 70 the pub
Usher flf the pny ment.
Nny I.ersu wha takes paper rom the posiahcc,.
vhsthcf directed 10 his another ~ whsthef he
has suAscritcs ur not, v responsible iaf the pay
g. sp-r.sn uulcr, NJ. rapsr discontinued he mast
rsy all srrsfass-, tho Publisher maF enntinue ~
srnd II until the paymrnt 4 made.
~ the sulsrri--r order. his paref 10 h. siupps at
certain ttme aui the puhlis-r iutisues 10 Sud the
suh.tii-r 3. bound ~ pay ta itif he takes Il fuu the
p-tafase. Ths lac pfuscr4is uI-sn the ground that
man trsst pa, tsr . hat hs ussr
The courts have drciird that refusing b. take
Newspapers aud peruiieals ffon the lstofce, of
nayins aud leaving them uucae,i ef, Il prima fasa
o, d.nre af iutentional Maud
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The r.te. -e have established f,r advertising ~ h.
stft., adhered ~ IN every nstancc They are as pw
as auV pstsf established drn basis, With y
~ide rirrulstian, ean do busine-- We desirr chuce
advertisements. snd will give preference al~ays ~ l-
cal patronage W. think business men utl st value
rr,,i,rl whcn they emplus our columns " making
knu~u their busine-s ~ hundreds ut rea'fs aud
thersfre, ask une 10 atrunise ~ out ~ chariiy'
ani b. aut want = mnns money unls-- ne giNc him
tslus reviewed 4 glanrr al our psISt VII ~fnNtnre
s.rf~d observers of the slvanasss c,umns i'n"r
the l~t busc- In this sountry rerr'"nted
In them. W. suud rasily hll "ut IaI-t ~ith "r'ign
Embellishments, sundfy humhuF-, larui uis-iisints,
etc but MT ~urtiug On the lcs prih hripe-tn-sr-
inx stuT IN our columns that would blush % rcc-
otneud 10 rvaiefs At ia~er rste~ than W. chargr
hsue ,trans iasf D. ~ sws charge all altks troisu
ant has aud reject ~ that afs not reliable and
worthy the atteniaa ~ a az fsaiers A. an inducs-
uent 10 r,liahe .hnlrale hu-inss hnus- -aN that
the IouHS,i hhs argrr circulation IN f'u o'uniic,
Of krntueky thsn all the Other ksutu,k! n'SsTaI-~
esssaiined.
The interior journal., 1873-11-21

From the above figures the reader can
&C Mt glance that the hog crop is. >.short
t lat year. only two States showing an
incrc l.c, via: Kansas aud Nebraska.
Thee State, grow but few hogs for the
market in comparison 10 the larger and
more populous States named above.
Iet, with these facts staring H. in the
face, We see from the daily market re-
ports that hogs are quoted nominal, at
50 jo@3 10 per hundred pounds, the
packers holding o. under the pretense
that the prices are too high. Must the
farmers understand from rhis, that they
are 10 make a still greater sacrifice be-
fore the sale of their hogs can be effect
ed, Aud this, too, while all the beef
in tierces on hand in New York was sold
for the Liverpool market. These facts
so early in the season would indicate a
large European demand for the meat
products OF America the coming season.
let, with the price Of hogs down almost
u nothing, the prices are above the
views of packers and greater sacrifices
are demanded before our hogs can be
sold.
The packers of the West made large
profits ON the hog product last season
At AN advance on present prices, yet with
Il fattering prospect that all the proyis,
ions will he wanted for consumption in
this and foreign countries at prices fully
equal to or above those of last year, We
are gravely told the present prices are
too high for packers to operate, and that
the farmers must submit to greater de-
duction or fail to sell their hogs. II
would be well for farmers To consider the
situation and act accordingly.
A EApNrp
The interior journal., 1873-11-21

Having seen several publications in
the paper. pretending to give a state
ruent of the hog crop for 1873, all show
ing the number for fattening largely in
excess Of last year, We conclude these
statistic. must have eminatcd from in
tcrc.ted parties, as the Agricultural Re.
port for September shows a large deficit
in III the principal hog growing Wes-
ten States ns follows: Number of hogs
for fatlcning, 1878:
The interior journal., 1873-11-21

EID. 5. W. CRUTCHER has been in
our county this week, looking after the
testimony in the Bowman Libel suit. 1t
is said that some of his most important
witnesses will be from Mercer county,
I might be matter of interest to our
'eaders to see the offensive clause of the ar
icle which appeard in the Richmond Reg
aer of Sept. 26, on which theaction is
lased.
1t is as follows: That Regent Bowman
'ho is an expelled member of the church
ofChrist; had gathered around him in the
bIard of Curators a parcel Of men, to
whom he had distributed, at nominal
value, large quantities OF Southern Pa
n fc RAILROAD stocks, which as trustee
u The road he had a right to let; and
Lat u Railroad did the work for Prof
N'Garvey." Mr.. c. is quite confident
At our next Legislature will relieve the
University of the Agricultural and Me
-lanical College, and that they will also
amend the charter of the University SO
as to allow the Christian Church in the
State to control the Institution. Ky.
People.
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II B II M
INVARIABLY IN H.
NOTICE.

An r,mn,unicntiuns, either " an cltorid hdsi-
ne-- character, should H. addrss.rd 90 lIiLTuN
CAMrHEl.Ia bos II, staus'rd Ny.
Az manis. rcm,ttcd for advertising. sul-,ripticn
~ 10 wsft aa.t ~ -ent IN eherk- psi ofhce money
otier ~ eNprrs- u vi be o. the ps't- own risk
ora AoESrss
Jts Cook Ha.ion,ille, IIr'm R'l-rts, Crab Orchard
" e Curt S,mer~.i !, " hrysnt, uam sulphui
l. : Jous.. Pine IIill, Thos. McBatb Noutirclio,
Dr D. b Gosu, ~. Vcrnoni y. u. Bastin, Highland,
SAM y tsnrtdrn rurncrs,illc.
The interior journal., 1873-11-21

TAKEN together the wealth of New
York City and Philadelphia and their
tributary districts exceed that of the
hole Northwest. That of Philadelphia
and her provinces exceeds the wealth Of
the entire south.
The interior journal., 1873-11-21
SINGLE s,'
matches from the ~
Journnls-

"ugn,er Oh uI
Nc" ''' veil
New ! ork upper
WI p'"ce'c's'
North Carolina
ing g"'d !" pro''"
National PrS
formed IN st. IA
Half the vo
streets of Ma,
Th.,.,,-.
al ,ron, ,h,
o,o ,I.,,,
anil co,.
rno'
s.,,,I.
Narh'
I'VE q cou
HE app'
many ehid'
occ"use 'he
William
clnha'l Souuf
Eng'anu W seN
Few people 4
no'oh Is secohSp
amount OF Porti
An Indiana in
woman ha. a ri
girl for leaving aN
Seven of the II
at indianapolis I'D
duciion of ten peI
employees.
I, :. .,id ,h., II
IN Northwestern
Nhchla ana Una
Dig Tree
The annual convv
Bishops to law Il
""'," y" "' '
'' ""'"! N
There were twent
yellow fever in Mem H.
cry train to the city Nc
lhe memphis phys''vn
9" 70 erect mo"umenY
OF their professional prlt
during the recent ep'de"f
,''', e'cc''" "o'1A
NPP '"' r''e"' "'We
'"' 0'"' ". "s M
'S '''" WIN 'NP"' VI"
Experiments show that n
and wheat lii weight by dkK
tie fed upon grass which gAf
horos M
An exchange SAYS that
position IN Siam Is so low tina
band can sell her or trade her
10" dog tut the husband is
The interior journal., 1873-11-21
Hog Crop for Is73.

Adv.rti.ing Rate. given on application
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-24
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.



We are doing an auction and COM
mission business, at the corner Of Elm
md Market streets opromlncntpolnl),
In this beautiful and growing city ana
we solicit conslgnments Of -FOUR grain
live stock aud everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population
We arc also doing real estate busl-
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 consignmcnts. Our
motto; "Quick sales and prompt re-
turns.n References; Swlndells u
McCaleb, Editors aud Proprietors Of
the Dallas Herald; Adams " Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas; Castor, Thomas n
Baylor, Bankers aud Insurance Agents,
Dallas; Capt. G. NJ. Swink, Dallas
Coils. Snecd n Finley, Attorneys at
Law, Dallas; Messrs, Shryock " Row
land, st. Louis; n. G. Jordan u Co.,
Bankers, Dallas; Ilobt Hare, Caron-
delet st., New Orleans.
Respectfully,
M. A. HIBBLER ~ co.
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tho heavy clouds ofadycrslty had gath
cred In our Southern sky, Judge Coke
was with his people. lie remained
with them during all tho trials aud
universities Of those evcnttu times, and
In tho ranks OF those who fought for
the right, his bright blade was seen
ilashiDg among those who Arc now
hon0rlng him with their conmeuda-
lions and support. When wars
alnrums Ind coascd he became peace
ful citizen, nor did he seek the wand
Of power that he might punish those
whom the general government had de-
clared TO be traitors TO It's magnificent
and bcnelccnt protection. When II
became necessary TO have the pllrcst
and best men in the front, Judge Coke
answered the call that was made upon
him, aud received the judicial ermln
which he wore with honor and re-
turned into the custody of the State
pure and unspotted by any faint Of
either corruption or weakness.
Such is but slight description Of the
past history Of the two men who are
now before the people claiming the
support and suffrage Of Texas for the
Office OF Governor. II IL virtue con-
tending with venality, but ere Dccem.
ber's SHOWS shall whiten our soil,
virtue will triumph, and Davis, with
his vices and his vicious allies, will
take up their march into that merited
oblivion that awaits them. Let ~
labor to make the victory grand one,
and Coke's majority not less than fifty
thousand.
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ID. sIcCALEB, Editor.
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s s------==sszaa ia=7a7 H
MISCELLANEOUS.
Published by authority
Proclamation Of Election
CITY Council CHAMBER
Dallas, September 5, 1873. !
ADJOURNED MEETING.


In compliance with the prayer of the petit
| ton OF L. c. Jordan and others, more than
| nifty qualified electors and frcchodcrS of the
| city of Dallas, and in pursuance with the
| statutes In such eases made and provided, il
| Is hereby ordered by the CITY Council that an
! election hc held At the following points:
For Ward No. |. Courthouse
For Ward No. =, Bpnuchamp's Office.
For Ward No. 3, F'ick's store.
For Ward No 3, Ioung's warehouse.
In the city OF Dallas, on Monday, 9Th day of
October, a, ID 1873 for the purpose of taking
| the opinion of the qualified electors of said
city, ON the following propositions, to-wit:
Shall the city of Dallas issue fifteen thous-
and dollars of city bonds, upon the compile
ton of each five miles OF road bed and
bridges OF the Dallas and Wichita Railroad
90 per cent, nifty per cent of the amount
already pledged, the remainder OF the one
hundred thousand dollars heretofore voted
to he paid on the laying of the iron, and
completion of the said road to the county
line.
The opinion of said electors shall be ex
pressed by ballots, on which shall be written
the words, "For the proposition, Against
the propositions" aud that due notice be
given by the Mayor of said election, as re-
quired BY law; and that the Mayor issue his
proclamation in accordance with this order
In conformity with the above order of the
City Council |, Ben Long, Mayor of the city
OF Dallas, do issue this my proclamation, for
said election In accordance with the above
order
.. BEN LONG, Mayor.
Dallas, September 9th, 1873.
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Remember the Primary Meeting OF
the Democratic Party, to be Held al
each Election Precinct, on the ilih OF
0tc0ber Next.
APPOINTMENTS.

Twin address the people Of Texas upon th'
political issues OF the day ~ the following
times aud places:
weatherford, Thursday, sepiemberD.
Fort Worth, saturday, SeptemberT
Wuxahachic, Monday, September ~.
MoxIa, Wednesday, October
Coyrlcana, Friday, October D.
Dallas, Saturday night, October 1.
Mckinney, Tuesday, october5.
Sherman, Wednesday, Octobers.
ljonhaM, Friday, October 10.
Paris, Monday, October -.
ClarksvIlls. Wednesday, October Is.
Other appointments will be announced he
forO the above arc concluded.
RICHARD COKE.
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Published by authority.l
Proclamation Of Election.
CRY COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Dallas, Sept. ., 1874.
ADIOURNEn MEETI No.


In compliance with the prayer of the peti
ton OF II. W. Baylor and others, more than
fifty qualified electors and freeholders of the
City or Dallas, and in pursuance of the stat
utes In such eases made and provided IL is
hereby ordered by the City Council that an
election be held at the following points
For Ward |, Courthouse; Ward 9, Beau
mans Office Ward 3, Tricks store; Ward 4,
Y0ung's Warehouse
In the City of Dallas, on Monday, 9th day
OF October A. ID. 1873, for the purrosc of TAX
said city, on the following propositions, to
witt, To issue (50) fifty thousand dollars in
bonds of said city, with coupons attached,
bearing eight per cent interest, the interest
payable semi-annually in the city of New
YORK, and the principal payable thirty years
after date Of issue in the city of New York,
TO ma In the construction, erection and es-
tablishmcnt OF the "Dalas Water works.
the city receiving therefor paid up stock In
the "Dafias Water works Company" for the
null amount OF the bonds-snia bonds TO be-.
issued In such sums, from time to time after
commencement of said work, as may be
agreed upon by and between the City Coun-
Gil and said company.
The opinion OF said electors shall be OK
pressed by ballots, on which shall be written
the words For the proposition, /" or a Against
the proposition" and that due notice be- Civ
en- by the Mayor of said election as required
by law.
And the Mayor issue his proclamation m
accordance with this order.
In compliance with the above order of the
BOARD of Aldermen of the City OF Dallas. /.
my proclamation, for said election In accord,
ance with the above order
Dallas, Sept 8, 1873.
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Published by Authority.I
Proclamation OF Election
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER
Dallas, September 8, 1873.
ADJOURNED MEETING.
ADJOURNED MEETING.


Whereas, There now exists vacancy In
the City Attorneys office OF the of Dallas.
caused by the resignation of James Ii. Field
Esq, II IL hereby ordered by the City Coun,
Gil OF said city that an election be held ut the
following points,
For Ward No. !, Courthouse,
For Ward No. 2, Beachman's Office,
For Ward No. 3, tricks store.
For Ward No. 4, Young's wareh. use.
In the city Of Dallas, on Monday, 9th day of
October, 1878, for the purpose Of filling said
vacancy for the unexplrcd term of said CITY
Attorneys cfiice, and that the Mayor issue
his proclamation In accordance with this
order.
In accordance with the above order OF the
City Council Of the city of Dallas, hereby issue
this my procinnation for said election In
cohpiinhce WIN the above order.
Dallas, September 0, 1873.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fourth Annual Fair
OF
HARRISON COUNTY,
At their grounds In
CITY OF MARSHALL

Commencing October IS, and continues
Forr Days.
Colonel John W. Ferncy, OF PHILADELPHIA
the accomplished edition OF the Press, will de,
liver the opening address, Tuesday, Septem-
Der 30, ut II am. Other distinguished speak.
ers will deliver addresses on the succeeding
days.
The grand finale will be a Masquerade Ball
on the evening vi Friday, October z, under
the auspices OF the Association and a com
mlit,.e Of gentlemen. No one will be- admit
ted to participate IN the ball unless In mask
and ct,s umc.
The premiums for trotting, pacing, etc.
will be double those published In the cata.
logue.
The survivors Of the Third Texas Cavalry
will meet on Friday, October ., To form an
organization. NJ. y. Coleman will deliver nm
address. q. NJ. PHILLIPS, Prest.
JOHN u. FRALEY, Secretary. isldtd
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OF our people would no doubt take
pleasure IN communicating at the rate
of $500 n letter, we hopcsomo one oiu-
Gated In tho spirit art VIII come among
NJ and "sct up hlg shop.p
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-02
WHOLE NUMBER 1880.

Mt the glass at your pretty selfP "a
man ought to be decent r He ought.
ought he ? Yes, indeed, A descent Nan
ought to be, and decent man will stay
at home With his wife sometimes, and
not be out every night. How comes
II that the City Counil didn't meet but
twice a month last yearp Trying TO
work 1t out Of dcbtr Yes, that's prob
able--vcry- laughing. and joking, and
smoking, and swapping lies, will work
off debt, won't it? I
NOw-l--want--t know how
-lOngcr--you--are- going to-
neutrality-suspicious.? Yes,
want to know! Out every night.
Ciiy Council, Free Masons, Red Men,
Odd Fellows, hair oil-and its brush and
brush until you have nearly worn out the
Drush and your head too. What is il
you sayF 1t helps your business to keep
up your social relations Ah, indeed
: on'ye got relations here at home, sir.
ibey need Keeping M some, ! thipk.
What did you say about catching it the
other night at a tuchre party? 'Fellers,
us twelve O'Clock, but let's play awhile
longer; we wont catch il any worse
when We get home" a pretty speech
tor d-c-c-,-1-t man. Catch it!' Catch
1t Well, intend you shall catch it
a litil". What's that you saw, III
wouldn't fret you so you would stay at
home more! Well, sir, do you stay at
home few night and try it. Perhaps
the treitiHg would stop. Out every
night because fret you so. What's that
sir! 'fou know ladies who ains always
scol Ting their husbands?' You do, do
youT How came you to know them
What business had you to know them?
What right have you to know whether
other women fret or not? That's always
the way. Iou men think thai all other
women are saints but your wives. Oh,
yes, saints, Saints. Pll have you know
sir, that there isn't woman in this town
that's any more Of a saint than am. I
know them all, sir, heap better than
you do. You see the sugar ard honey
side of them, and they-only-see--the
honey and sugar side of you.
Now, sir just want you to know that
it you don't stay at home more than you
do, I'll leave these children to get burnt
up, and Pll go out every night. When
poor woman gets desperate, why, she
is desperate, that's ALL"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-02
From the New York Mercury.
A Gushing Girl.

The following intercepted letter."
from the Home Journal, tells funnily
how young miss feels when surrepti-
tiously engaged:
DEAR ALLIE-I have got, a real, live,
grown up beau; and isn't it jolly? He's
perfectly splendid; just like those splen-
did wax figures in the windows, only
they can't use their lips. It's my French
teacher, and he says ''ma petite" just
like cooling dove, and he always smells
so sweet of pond lilies | don't have
anything to do with the boys now: those
little boys of seventeen or eighteen do
very well when there are no men around
if they can get money enough from
their pas to buy us Gunthur's candies,
but they can't amuse us girls of fourteen
they seem Just like babies, and when
they try TO make love-O, my .arn't
they mussy? Now, Monsieur Fontaine
acts as it he had been engaged twenty
times, although I'm his first love; but
we don't let on before Ma, and Thuse.-
1t makes Arethusa awful mad to have
me call her Thue, and that's the reason
do it. / heard her ask ma the other
day, il that Frenchman's manners were
not too familiar towards that child
Child She's awtully afraid of being a
young lady What need she care, now
she's marriedp Wasn't she spoony
though about Fred9 When be would
used TO come and see her, would drag
Tommy into the room and put my arm
around his waist and squeeze his hands
until his face would be as red as beet.
Such fun caught him kissing her once
such a little nipping kiss, just as II
he were tasting pepper sauce. Now IT
pretended TO kiss man, I'd do itin good
right earnest, just plant my feet sqnare
on the ground and give il to him sure
pop tight on bis lips. o, Allie, poor
Thuse would go off in dead faint at my
low bred expressions, and inform me for
the nine hundred and ninth time that my
name is Ellsworth. just as if didn'uu
know my own name and what does it mat
ter any way, when expect to change it
80 soon Fl do not intend to hang ontill
am horrid old maid, like poor Miss
Tracy, opposite. She might be warn
ing TO the strong minded. She's nerv
ous, and how | do like to scare her.
promised Tommy the other day i've
cents worth of peanuts to let me hold
him out OF the third story window. He'd
let me skin him for paper of peannts.
So l got him out and knelt him down
under the window ledge wherel couldn't
be seen, aud held tight hold OF his
wrists. Thuse thinks my strength is
disgusting. Pretty soon there was an
elderly shrek, and thea an elderly torn
rushed across the street to mother; and
by the time they got mp stairs, ! wa,
seated quietly at my crotchet work, anc
Tommy turning summersaults on tht
bed over the huted pillow eases. Ape
ma still thinks it is poor Miss Tracy tha'
is "lttle wild at times.
, love my brother Fred ever so much
and don't see how he came 10 fancy
J such dickaway specimen as our Tbuse
Because she's so awtully pretty ! expect
but she turns him around her thumb. :
}, II be refuses to get what she wants, sh'