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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-03

June 80, 1S73:-
To the President Observation-Disclosures. $50
To the STA tie Departme ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20,749
To the Treasury Depar tnent .............. 10000
To rho war DeDa rtment ................. 17,449
To the Navy Department. soOy
TO the Interior Department. ............... 5026l
To the Department OF Justice .............. $3.50
To the Department OF Agriculture .......... $3.50
To the Post Office Department. ............. $3.50
To Postmasters .................... ia 266
Total. ............... sac, o74
In addition to this. stamped enveops amount
ing to $10,3l5 were issued TO the war department
and $132, SIS to postmastcrs
Treasury Payments and Receipts.
The payments made from the Treasury by war
rants curing the month of June were as follows:-
on account of civil and miscellaneous. s72o3,742
Interior, Indian and Pension ....... 2l52,O6s
Total. $13, 7s6. 9s4
The above does not include payments made on
account OF interest or principal OF the public debt.
Internal Revenue Receipts.
The receipts OF internal revenue to-day were
100000.
Louisiana Finances.
Attorney General williams this morning received
the following DESPATCH
NEW ORLEANS, La, July /, 1875
Hon. GEORGE II. WILLIAMS
We have this day given notice that all past and
due cou pons OF the state for March, April May and
June will be paid on and after the 10th inst. here
exceeds three hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars. l have ascertalned that large amount
OF coupons due before the LIST of June were not
paid and have paid them. This makes over three
hundred thousand dollars interest due by the late
''' WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
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ith July.-Boots, Shoes arM Bathing,
SHOES. all styles and prices
MILLER CO., No - Union square.
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ing the season away from home are especially lane 10
fore, DR.. JAYNE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM via prove
itself occasion exceptionally useal, rych sui
ferng and anxiety, and ones capsciy
Joy the summer vacation.
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Corns, Bunions, Nails, &C., Cured With
out pain. CORN CURE by mail 50 cents.
Dr. RICE, 2S Broadway, corner Fultons
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CristadorO's Excelsior Hair Dye Trans
forms hoary heads into youthful instantaneouslx
Null a.rA
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Cholera Can be Prevented by Using
BROMO-CHLORoLUM freely about your premises.
snldh ,aIt nruov
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged joint
Diseases Of the Feet cured by DR. ZACHARIE.
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NEW YORE Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-30
NO. 232.
#iseellameons.
PLAIN TALK By A JUDGE.

The Bridgeport Comm Standard re-
lates the following:
Two brothers named Adams, OF West
port, have been on unfliendly terms for
several years, and short time ago they
came to blows. Each of them complained
to a justice and each of them was found
guilty OF breach of the peace. Both ap
pealed. Their cases came before the Su-
perior Court last week and one of them
was found guilty. and in the case of the
other the jury could not agree. Friday
morning Judge Foster called both of them
before him and talked to them in most
serious manner, and after u short review
of the affair, told them that it was shame
iul for them to conduct in such manner
toward each other. Even strangers live
in peace and why should not you. You
have not even the excuse of youth and hot
blood, but have arrived at an age when
the passions should be under control.
He then appealed to one of them in a
slightly sarcastic manner: "You have al
ways used your brother well ?''-"yes''-
land he has always abused you ?"-"yes."
lie then turned to the other with the same
questions, and received similar answers.
Then" said he, ''you are both to blame
There is fault on both sides, and don't
know which is the worse" He then
showed them the folly of their present dis
pute, and admonished them If they had
any grievance in the future about proper
ty to either settle it among themselves, or
to call in their neighbors to help them,
'but do not go to law. Law is an expen-
sive luxury" Then he appealed to them
both to be friends hereafter, and turning
to one of them he put the question solemn
ly as in a marriage service: you
Adams, do promise on your part that you
will be friends in the future with your
brother The response came ringing out,
81 will Then to the other the Judge
put the same question, 'you-Adams-do
PROMISE" &C., to which came an equally
prompt II will" Then shake hands y
said the judge. and as theyldid so there
was not dry eye in the courtroom. One
of the brothers sobbed OUT ''By the
blessing of God l will try and live peace
ably with my brother" The other signi-
fled the same. Then" said the Judge.
addressing the one who had been found
guilty. II impose upon you the lightest
sentence Of the court, one dollar, and
discharge your bond" During the closing
scene Of this remarkable address Of the
Judge the State Attorney and the members
of the bar were all affected to tears.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-30

Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
DOT OF Court by SPRAGUE, OWEN & NASH.
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RAILROADS. anu STEAMBOATS,
Maine Central II. r..
A4 Change of Time.

Commencing Monday July 81, 1873.
Morning train from Augusta, for Bath, Boothbay,
Eockland Lewiston, Portland and Boston, will
leave at q O'Clock.
The noon train for Boston will leave Augusta at
IL 30 A. M and Will connect at Yarmouth juno
ton with train on Il. L. Ry.
Afternoon tram will leave Augusta at 8 10 Z. NJ
=. NJ.
Nignt pullman sleeping) train leaves Augusta for
Boston at 1890 L. NJ.
Passenger trains leave Augusta for Bangor at g. 81
A. NJ, and for Bangor, Dexter Belfast and Skow.
hogan, at 9.5j a. NJ and 40s Y. NJ.
The Augusta, HaiioaceU and Gardner ACCoMMo-
DATIcN TRAIN leaves Augusta Tor Haiowell and
Gardiner at 730 and 900 4. NJ, and lis and 6 10
i. NJ. Leaves Haliowe TOR Gardiner at 7.40 and
10 \. NJ, and 2.25 and $40 L. NJ. Leaves Gar
diner for Hallowell and Augusta at g 80 and 8 Is
A. NJ, and 100 and 500 +. NJ. Leaves Halo
well for Augusta at GAS and .35 A. NJ, and | 20
and 500 =. NJ
y passenger train leaves Portland at 5.30P. NJ and
arrives at Augusta at $50 L. NJ.
l.. l.. LINCOLN, Supt.
Augusta, July II, 1873.
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nror arnlos, trmnlo Acndcn,r.

This institution, one Of the Oldest in
the city, will be opened on Monday,
the 9TH Of January, for a session OF
five and half weeks Prof. Scales,
its Principal, is an educator of youth
whose success and capacity have long
since been demonstrated. a gentle
man of generous scholarship, rs well MS
possessing depth of practical sense,
which combining, forms u rare and
highly successful moulder OF the minds
OF the young. A corps of most efficient
professors are engaged for the different
departments, aud the regulations OF
the institute have been enlarged and
Improved. Attention of our readers
is called to The advertisement in an
other column.
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pratt's astral Oil,

WAYS uuifofm. Illuminating power superior
Ia gas, Hurns IN any lamp without danger
OF oxplndlng or taking mo ManniAelule1
expressly Ia take tho place OF Nolnlllp anu
dangnrous oils, lts SAFETY nnlul every Fool.
ble tost and Id peIfcpl burning qualities are
proved BY ifs continued use ~ over mOpOO
mmilieH ,, 49,,
Millions ofgallons have been sold nnd no
accident, directly or Indirectly lluh eyer oei-
Ihn Immense yenrly loss 90 llfuunl property
resulting nom tho use uf chonp ana lhnBei-
our oils IN ihe unilod States, isuppnllinp,
Tho Insurance companies ana me rpilllnlh,
tno AstrnI ns llIe host safeguard whore lampa
aroused, Send f1rGlreular
For snlo nt retail by the Trade generally
ma AT Wholesale hy The prOprlelOihl
CiAh, PRATT q co.,
l0dO6gmw los fulton street, New York,
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A. Woods reapes aud mowers, ~ wlli
be seen by their advertisement IN
to-day's paper They will canvass The
district thoroughly, and call upon The
farmers,
OUR bouncing agent, Beckett Is now
among the Planoltes, andalso ranges IN
lhereglon, thereabout, Helsaseduoilve
cuss, likes good wltllcs,Ihos an eye for
the beautiful, especially II the gender
h feminine, aud IL "pI2en' when II
comes down to gotlIng subscribers Tor
TuE HERALD,
Tho best brands OF whisky, Wine and
clanrs can be- had NJ A, NJ, FRIEND a CO.'S
nm, IN, holIdays. 2lOdSl
PERSONS In want Of good farm
would do well to read tho advertise
ment Of James o, Crutchlleld In to-
days paper he has two farms for sale
or rent, situated rourmlcs east of the
city Of Dallas tho richest Of land
timber and prarle-all under fence and
mnhigh auto Of cultiyallon-a rare
chance 10 got goodplace, Also, II val
liable unmproyod tract,
MIR. W. n. BRyANT, the gamclst
gentleman Of his inches ut anything
he tackles to, and who everybody
knows to be lhesnucest kind OF u stem
ell cutter, Is getting up, yes, there II
"get upp 10 IT, Il Southwestern Railroad
guide, and from the "advanced Sheets"
we pronounce II u most admirably ar
ranged volume,
Parkcrs Compound Fluid Extract
Buchu Is a scientific preparation, We
are perfectly willing TO allow a illland
thorough examination Of the article,
and have no fears for the result In
proof Of this, we have supplied several
physicians for their private practice,
they being aware Of It's composition,
and know II to be one Of the best diu-
retlcs In use. For gale by all druggists,
everywhere
ATTENTION Is called TO The advertise
ment of the Dallas College, for males
and females, in to-day's paper. Fac
ulty-Prolessor II. w. Aldehoil, A. NJ,
President Professor George A. Cal
houn, A. NJ, and Miss Alice e, Aide
hoff, all of whom are are teachers OF
large experience thoroughly accom-
plshed The next term commenceson
Monday, January Il, and continues
twenty-five weeks, closing on the third
of July next. We most cordially COM
mend this institution TO our readers,
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BOARD on TRADE MEETING.

Pursuant to an agreement entered
into by the principal business men of
Dallas for the purpose of organizing a
Board OfIrade, meeting was held at
the Commercial Club room on Mon
day evening, December 20, 1873, when
Mr.. Jules Schneider was called to the
chair, and Mr.. e. S. Levy was APP
pointed Secretary.
After some discussion, on motion,
the following gentlemen were elected
as officers of the Board, viz:
w. j. Clark, President.
r. V. Tompkins, Vice President.
L. L. Marsalis, Secretary.
s. l.. Leonard, Treasurer.
On motion, a committee, consisting
of j. +. Caldwell, chairman; M. Ull-
mann, j. S. Sizef, w. Il. Hughes, NJ.
Calm, T. j. Frank, ]. l.. Leonard and
r, V. Tompkins, were appointed to
confer with the Boards of Trade Of
other cities, and to recommend to this
Board at n future meeting, code OF
rules and regulations for The goverancc
of the same.
| On motion, all gentlemen present,
who desired to do so, were invited tC
enroll themselves rs members of the
Board, whereupon a number of gen.
tlemen and firms availed themselve.
of the same.
On motion, the Secretary was
required to furnish copy
of these proceedings for publica
ton in THE DAILY HERALD.
On N otion, the thanks of the meet
ing were rendered the Commercial
, Club for the use of their room for tn
3 occasion.
The meeting then adjourned to nice
again ON call of the President.
j. JULES SCHNEIDER,
Chairman.
ri il. S. LEVY, Secretary.
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In purchasing the business OF Messrs. Cos
lin & Co., beg to assure the many friends
and patrons OF the house and the public gem
orally, that the business will be be conducted
Ia the same liberal manner as heretofore.
The stock of goods are to be kept equally as
complete in every department, and by strict
attention TO business and the demands OF
the trade, to merit continuance of the pat
ronage so literally bestowed on my pro-
decessors. As further guarantee to the pub
lie, have secured the services of Messs.r Cos
lin Il Co. Is old statesmen, Mcssrs. Keeton and
Marshall, who will be found as usual In
their places, and will always be pleased TO
sro their friends and customers of the late
ira.
2O7dtf y. VILE,
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THE man who Is checked in his bust
ness daily--A banker.
Two loads of broomcorn were offered
for sale on the streets yesterday.
THE weather yesterday was just
about the temper of an old maids feet.
WE suppose Spain will now rest easy
on the American war question, rs She
has got Cushing
Don't forget to call on A. NJ. FRIEND & co.
for your Liquors and Cigars for the holidays,
270dSd
DALLAS bootblacks not only put on
the backing too thin, but crowd the
pavements too thick.
A DALLAS milkist has made reso-
luton for the new year. After to-day
she commences to milk the hind teats
first.
A FULL report of the Masquerade
Ball, which was given at Odd Fellows
Hall, last evening, is laid over until
our next issue.
GENTLEMEN who intend making
New Years calls should take a friend
along with them whose invariable
reply is, mot any, | thank youw
Ii you want some fine Whiskey Wine,
Brandies or Cigars for Christmas or New
Years, call on A. NJ. FRIEND & co.
27OdSd
The cross streets are picking up the
threads of business with an air that
looks as though they designed to make
stout wrestle with Main and Elm.
The rattle of the mare Kate, which
was to have taken place at the Two
Brothers saloon last evening, is post
poned until Saturday evening at nine
o'clock.
FROM Conductor Gilman, of the Pa
cific road, we learn that the road from
Jefferson to Texarkana which was
opened on Sunday, will be ready for
business on Monday.
DRIVERS of hacks should see that the
occupants of their establishments do
not carry any weapons while calling
tomorrow, as extended New Year
calls divest men of all responsibility
for their actions.
WE are pleased to notice that the
initiatory steps have been taken by
our merchants to organize Board of
Trade in Dallas, as will be seen by
reference to the Proceedings of meet
ing held on Monday night, published
In The HERALD to-day.
Remember A. NJ. FRIEND & co. has the
finest Liquors and Cigars, in the city, for the
holidays. 27OdSd
ADMIRAL GEERs, of the Monitor
the Denton Menitor--not iron-clad, but
she's all oak, let her swing, was doing
our city yesterday, with the assistance
of pair of grand brown eyes. DE.
cidedly gracious in you to call, Mr.. G..
and pleased to have you multiply your
visits.
THERE is an individual in the hand,
of the authorities in this city who 4
charged with having sold bale o
cotton and coop of respectable roos
tiers and hens, belonging to anothe
individual, and thoughtlessly escorte'
the profits to his own pocket. For tn
present we withhold his name.
Am. FRIEND a co. have the finest Appi
Peach, and French Brandies, jamaica Run
and pure Kentucky Bourbons, all for II
holi ays. 2IOdsd
MEssRs. J. c. Mcconnell and J.
Cain have been appointed agents fs
this district for the celebrated WALTZ
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Franklin a. PENN have
Just received a No. I stock
OF niOuldings, picture
frames, etc. Also, diaries
for 1874, garden seed, etc.

wall paper, Wall paper, Wall
paper. Immense stock Of every
grade and s.yie-lSrOwn Bluffs,
white grounds, DaInasISs, Eni-
DOssed, FTcscOed, Satin and
Gilt, NO charge for trimming.
a iine stock Of window shades
win be OH hand Ina - few days.
PIERCE AZ LHLE.
Dnu.IO,tt
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The Jefferson division of the Texas
Paciii road was completed TO Texar"
kama on Sunday, upon which day ex-
Governor Throckmorton, General
Dodge and several friends passed over
the road in special car In charge OF
the agreeable Captain Gilman. The
road-bed is pronounced substantial and
the rails eXceptionably well laid.
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Rooms.
One Of the most convenient barber
shops in the city is that of Albert Mil
iei's, situated on Austin street. oppo-
site the Odd Fellows Hall. Ii enjoys a
central and easily accessible site,
besides its proprietor is one of the most
accomplished tonsorial artists in the
1ity, and he employs none but the
most polite and capable assistants,
His prices are brought down to living
figures, tifteencents beingthe price of u
shave. He has in connection with his
shop bath rUon,. neatly equipped
with all appliances for the convenience
and comfort of tile patron. Both cold
and warm water Is furnished, and
only rain water, carefully filtered, is
used. Price Of bath only fifty cents.
The customers Of Miller will find q
good bootblacll connected with the
shop.
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Odd Fellows Celebration, Ball and
supper. ,t1a *
PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME.
On the 3lst day of December 1873, the Odd
Fellows will assemble at 10 O'Clock A, NJ, at
their hall, on the north side Of the public
square, and there form into procession I'M
der the marshalship of Brother John j. Good.
They will then march up Main street to
the corner of Main and Market, then by
Marketto Commerce street, then down Com
merce street to Houston street, on Southwest
side of the public square, then by Houston
street up to Elm street, then up Elm street to
Sycamore street, then down said street up
to Main street, then down Main street to
the Odd Fellows building, corner Main and
Austin street and into Odd Fellows' hall,
where public grafton on Odd Fellowship
will be delivered by Brother George Mellersh.
After the GRAFTON they will form again into
procession and march back to their hall on
the public square. itA
At night, commencing at $ o'clock, a ball,
to be conducted by Professor George, will
take place at Odd Fellows hall, and from IL
NJ. to "a. NJ. a supper will be servedto the
audience In the hall.
Professor John Lang, leader of Brass Band;
Professor Pryor, leader Of string Band.
COMMITTEE OF ARRAN q EMENTS. =
L. sala, j. 7. Carey, w. H. Boales, L. Nc
Connell, ]. D.'Kerfoot.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION. q
John II. Holiday, b. p. lett ]. ]. Good,
Thomas Walker, II. II. Jones.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
II. Gaines, r. II. Jones, j. Grossman, +. s.
Gay, T. q. Jordan. Sf -
General invitation is hereby extended to
all neighboring lodges, visiting and ancient
Odd Fellows who should happen to be fur
nished with no special ones
The public in general, and ladies espe-
clally, are invited 10 attend the Grafton.
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Notice to Advertisers !

After the list day Of Jam
nary, 1874, all advertise
ments in this paper will be
collected monthly, unless
otherwise specified in con-
tracts.
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II any one doubts the success of the move
inaugurated, last week, AT Wheats dry goods
store, of n production on every article In the
house" he has but to visit that locality and
he will be. convinced that it is indeed a
reality. N-
Mr. Wheat informs AS that the sale will be
continued until January LIST, and those In
search of presents Tor the holidays will find
an usually free display of substantial goods,
adapted for the purpose. fflW 269-dtf.
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NOTICE.

No accounts against en-
ployes in the Herald Office
will be allowed in settle
ments with the Office unless
an order from the proprie-
tors is given.
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IIid Gioyesi Eid GIoyesi Hid Gi0Vesl
We are selling NJ private snlo the best
makes Of hid gloves NJ one dollar per pair.
Also, hno Jowelry, French corsels, ana fancy
goods ~ less than half New York cost
HlLIh SHIELDS a. co.,
Commission Merchants,
g7ldw 90 Elm street.
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LOCAL NEWS
The onlcIal Paper Of the City


we have the facilities aud The work.
me. 10 do as good work, aud nj ~
law rates, as enn be done anywhere
and We mean % do H. bring your
Fine lob work 10 THE DAILY HER
AID OFFICE. Corner Of Main and
Lamar streets.
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MIL A. w nECK ETr

Ia our authorized agent for this city, win
power to make collections and solicit adycr-
tpements and subscriptions for this paper
All contracts made by him viii DO rccos-
nized by this office.
j. W. SWINDELLS & CO.,
Proprietors Herald
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IIUTCIhINS.
Town Lois for Sale.

Twelve lots Zone block, ON the principal
business street OF the town of llntolllns' OH
,he Central Railroad, In Dallas county, TO-
sale at low prices Apply TO
JOHN W. SWlNDELLS,
jyl5dtf liorald oIl'o'
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPLRTi
FOR SALE.

Tho woll known property known ~ tho
sCrutchiield House.
An tho city OF Dallas, II offered ut private
sale. For terms inquire OF
GEO. W. BAYLOR, or
JAS. o. CRUrCHFIELD.
noil.s. Nav. @. 1874. 2lGdlf,
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2OGl2w

offer the finest silks, Velvets, fancy Dry
Goods and Millinery
BELOW COST, FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
r. HOLDoRF, Agent,
2O3d2w on Lamar St., bet. Main and Elm.
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Messrs. Durham, Howell 4 Co., OF shreve'
port, are agents OF the Arizona NILS In Clai-
borne Parish, La, and are prepared to sell
Colt n Yarns and osnaburgs Ut figures less
than New Orleans prices. I250d-tf
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jyl5dtf
NOTICE.
Mr.. w. NJ. sparkle,

OF Shreveport, Is our authorized agent Tor
that city, 10 whom parties desiring 10 ndVer-
lise In or subscribe for TIE HERALD are re-
spectfully referred,
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4 good business building on Main street
centrally located, Terms ensy,
Apply 10 u j. Fl'ANN'
uNltf
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Franklin a. PENN take
subscriptions for papers
and magazines. f' %


Remember the Odd Fellows ball GENES of
on the nightof New Years Eve, 3lst Decem'
Dor, az Odd Fellows hall in pallQs, s.ft .r
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A BargaiH.

A valuable family residence on Elm street
near the main business part of the city, fol
sale cheap. Apply Immediately to
273d3t w. W. PEAK.
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LADIES wishing to learn the art of Tele-
graphing, and procure pleasant and profta-
bic employment, should attend the Dallas
Telegraph Institute. A ladies class has been
organlzed, for the day aud evening, with
every comfort and convenience.
269-dlw. EDIT. BASYE, Secretary.
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ANNOU N DEMENT'S.
To The Voters Of the CITY orpallasi

To The Voters Of the Clly Of pallasi
I hereby announce myself as u candidate
for Mayor of Dnllns, aud do 80 without the
solicitation Of friends or condemnation ol
enemies, Having no friend 10 reward or
enemy 10 punish, nnd believing ! can nd-
minister Justice without bias or prejudice IN
this position, VIII DO lhnnlslnl loI your sup
Worry truly yours,
...IH. j, W, LANE,
am candidate for The Office of Mayor Of
tho city OF Dnllns. Many friends lnyc urged
mo To run nH mn independent candidate 10
this appeal | sly tllls, nm the candidate
OF the people, but VIII abide by ANA hcgul.
esce In any decision made by the Democracy
OF the city OF Dallas IN Their Convention
should one be held, NAT NJ BulFOltD'
We arc authorized and requested 10 am
nOunce
HIRAM II. BOALES,
As n candidate for Marshal Of the city Of
Dallas, NJ the city election IN Aprll next