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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
Tho ChliIY Blasts Of Au,umn

Tho Chii5y Blasts Of Autumn
hEM!hA y . L-4Eitg za!taJ.e prepararIgds .i- TIE
eppE9t. ~ ss4spl = ien C1izle4Jus Afs,t ~ IN
aa19s, eisekzd -, - are ias s5Inl.eE ltt..fi.
t4-c- VI a.. AFi-6 y- 4tr sL1 Seas u4sle lutlIu4a
!8l '5f ,alsa aAla,ed ~ a. tr IzBe, Il q sfus q
Or sxear-a-d nah "a o. iae sElA Is t14 eu Lne- >
a9l q he ..gslas IL. u rea4.y Vsgsy.e ne.
44s-t
bHaga afs.a Hs1.ested CUc5z Bl-t=-
gsE seen 81 G.jeel4-e
" Fu-a . ycEnEe.
ei-erns GtsaEn-
Tod lteef1.
l1l9- iys aaa o..eer-s.
rice LIP save
Efgs gt.- =.
sa.ks PsEtlsG-j = ygef.re
y rer,s- esm5a,' !9s . = sleef.ae
Arzsd.a4.
tsasnz f.s ~! r.; soa2s ior F-a'e' use We
Ia IL ..zsz
F5.. ey rae y s.feeras,
l.ce1 g-. - s14
F1fe ME- .stt 34B
F4se L.F+-b4 IL -laJ
L9r : - .a2 III y yc ls soap.
saf2s : - . J-eflc- sap.
-t4talrl G4;a-as AHs .i.l. - Ie;i ~, srs
oi=l fr.rFea u e-s y ne '9.-s+.zs -g@p.
ssS- : p y. l4f -.sp
s4'e- '-i -. AZ soap
-e4tgE.= -st -s-.. 45isl sap
&rGlasl sap
Ls'zuf,ls r5la Tars. ~
ss..'e5t4Eg zs5g3 sap
pa. Czryy.sg -J4g
re io.ss z -.c..s ~ a-ay ,:ler. 9: ,1-
szE-- -, =, 49,
2 EkTsGaEa.r o., Ap5:4zsz1.s..
cs.. AZ. 2Ld MsyEeg s;.sz.s
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

and nov the .4es~Tt.ssr j. :sg5a=-1 ai.G res
manifestation q '.-z .at.-n. II. s4es.s A;La.
strong who no= css. tic lat .s.sa.as s-la5s
against the .sg p1. Z .@.5 4s.s4. 4ysr.s. q
the coultry, aal m9st.= ,sz -.-...:g u .as
coIs;it7,.oa, b ssa,.a-.ag s-4 - aslE syJ.
bers who are ea-4lsI Il re a.. AID sscu-Ir.
their money and 9.Lsf f4rs.a4 n .s,:g. Il.
Aaoer.iser beg.ls is -e2L ATE; = ..s5.- sl4 e
Ise. sUitsb.s amragl...sa IN !: ,.s., TIA. =.
Lnsy be 1ion tie lafs-a9l y : t4ss
We beg or lsis sss ~. T. "a zs Patio
IL this VA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
MLMer.s horae ana Cattla poMners

s-ss 54st.a t5a1s, H. L. e. .L1ltnsa., ks.s-r.s
7t-.i.s-ss. - &. 70 F91.Ey FJEt.y zld Il
ptoL L--. i--=- q .aaa Il at 1-sr.ef f9r 80
:. fJ.l EI,7 DaL5 sIDkE
rF,Ls G-4l = a. sle5=.s
H5-gE.ggglE-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
The Farmer. Of IrrIand-sBent Ptp-r
fEaf Gpptta-es Tltin.

The Farmer. Of Irrland-"Bente 4 : P.tY-i
ttat tpDtt.-es Thsh.
Ia feceM Interesting .e&4E , III. Cl.sa +,
Irt5uns Hon, Jgrsp4 Isa... sz-4s: II ia,
CRY Nrl,es tEs- u I.ea4a
-ss!sLas4i. Ez5..
is the ezucsr iaGi ez,s ont the sltz!ssf I.ats-5
Before the famine tesr taa ffa.z pAa1 gg tsg5=.
900 Of farmers aggregated S4s.ggg4yg t. 80.
Dg, 90. sir Lnljtc1 tsl4s4Ld farn.s.- 10 !
pay sn aggregate u lezrlv = 1 Ard TIA
towIspeop!e par Sl5955 lzy5s q .Hg
osz HrSsGED Xg4t9s
year Of rent draitsI n4. n ,8i- I.,aE8 ard
spent in Great Brt4.a. Iae l4a-5ys1 mole u
farming the greater crop. AID l.4l IL. se u cat.
tie ana sheep. have not Injured tJtle benefit b.
the cultivatOrs of tie s1!. III. ~ Z q 4a.i.srt-
Everything that has ADDED 10 tie Ifgt.t- VI farm.
lhg provoked the ieFy4hg = AghtF Tsi.is IaEs-
are not oppresa.yeiy high hy e-tIs rsgsEee II
INDUCED m BY the people. VITO i've z!u4p.e.
frugal lIyeE, and WOrE harI and egHtl.GaIy Int
stLl make iiEt.e Of no Aes1Eay.
10 my eyes, lie cause ot the poverty is Oh
yi21E.
IA TIE AEyr
that cr1ishes the heart Of the Irish farmer and
keeps us family Il tags. 80 matter how hard
he and they labor, Of LsE czIs;Gt.y they rear
tier stock and cultivate tLsf 4tt.s de!dE nor
no" much they pilca aud ec919,4izs, aud deny
thsMsetFes me dseeLgle- and I4e.HHzarie. of ife
they scarcely have a -i4it.n. left g4ea the rent
~ pad II any farmers ~ better methods Of
caltigail9n AID dIshate. - lHeresse ia sir crgps
and cattle to nAhr ..ft.e fagaag Itl- qG.cE r
perceived By the iaGaloi6i- u ttelr ia7k-e-el
agents, st4 up gces tie rent s.i.l i-i.t.y 10 a.
s9fb tie r1tpl= earnings n tie Iar.rs. IAu-
what tho netgA5of- o4ll s5.yj iuuG .-s syl.J.
nyLn ~. higher rent
IaE 5AENEEs uLlytIs
complain bitterly, sn1 I-tty too IL 1seroag
IAiIoAd charges f2r carving tt.iE pfaduets to
market and 10 Eedie-s tier grievances. have
banded themselves iuto secret societies called
oranges, and ofgaaz7l new pgsac4l party
But the oppIsss on q the rai.r0aGs il no. a fza
bite to that of iau4 .3idisnn id Leland
Ilthe farmers Of Ireland owned t4sg lands
and we're thereby rent free, tucy wsG.9 / : baIt,y
and contented and esiesn Themselves I'D epelid.
ent and rich, although railway eAETges ara a.
high in Ireland az in Ii.ings Suppose M
whole State Of Illinois was owned in fee simple
by 1000 or 800 persons, who spent their Iiyes
in idienees and dissipation in New York, Boston,
and the watering places and whose title to the
land was acquired by confscaton from thefore-
iaiAeIs Of the present occupants OF the country;
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
EnRIlsn Anuarnrri

F1rs Elg1sA fel0s kUEsr1 Kfuzn1 o. grsfn
Sia9lss esFsFllg sxiEze.s. stEs * Ina ysrsia
fsz J, eTi tiffsz &l1aCzd- *. szFaWaserFT - Al
= fee Ells- sSsstFssea HakE . r1F Esas A
FUsI LES DErG sTURk
t-lzi - EeEs sfres.A
Wtlu4rszza1-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
Jam COMING, IAN COMING, :


has
a aWnh rltnseL
cessr 9 - ~
eurnoss
tais
1
l nhd
q Ia TO NJ Ai-eB IS the h0tUued
yreaed
a
d. o l. nj N,
oc9Au STREET
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

ID. II. KENT & CO.,
SUCCESSORS 10 GARRETT. KKST a 90.
uPeRTxRs AND MANUFACTURERS
AGENTS EvR
Iron, steel, Hard were,
C o = c n MAT ERIAL
ty-Hsve the LArgess SICK Of Goods II lae sts.s
tneir L4ns AID bss! Assorted ssocE IN TIE Cnltec
500 PIECES OF CANVAS
JaEf Received ard for sale BY
o. X. KENT q CO.,
Soa 105 70 alb sHlPLsY, aED 2IO ana 3I2
ORANGE STREETS,
s1y'-l. ~nSDs7oS Bu-
4 I. HEHDERER 4 co.
GaaufssvIrera oi sa2tt.ns, Pll.eys, Hangers ard
g-lsrs- ms-nine NgrE Agents for BsxteT'H cele-
sfaied L'Ft45.e engine 4lc jenkins JohhsonS
GOVERNOR 5o0DiAz promptly 4ltendad to
$500. CoR- THIRD AND TATEALL srs.
'ef1.4-Sm pfninRton. Del
ISRANCH OFFICE
or rHz
Singer Manufacturing Co.,
NO. els MARKET STREET.
'AeHisEs !LAcED .. rsIL AND SOLD
AAsY MONTHLY rAYNREr
los. =. IoaEs. Agent.
HEMRY 8. Moc oms.
HASUFAC- --ut.sE OF
PatsaL-srstehsa, PGtsst-Rivstea,
Oak : Leatb er Betting,
Lace and PIC ess Leather,
AID ALL EISDs oP
shoe and Harness Leather,
ooPPzR gIvETs,
gN EooKs AND cL4sPs,
EYD2AU-LC PACKING
4s5 GIN 5gL TING
CJssTASTL7 IN HAED.
store aud mHnufaetory, Third and OFauK,
strscta Mllulia sLon. DeI.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

Prsrideat Gran, al4 - z: tss a.
tie people do-in fsts..ae= .sts e .tfs2s.
that they Iox. asAss.a .s4 z.a s4.tt
punishment Tie usa.zr. t.s SD Z. -
DON'T pr15eat b4. =. Tgs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
seidiitz Powders

We al sE-sattJ2 70 o#f seadasH PDEders 10 unt.
F7ftzli FsrzAg eFsFysszzfs. They are mate ~
He.a I'D pare every fsE azyz And cam tasEn 70 *
5-aA V zAg u tie IzrSEs. ia4y - 70 fse s.z1dfrd
~ = son1 ,seJ mat ts tresa AID p1re. ThA Z
y sf-ss GlAl1 q proFe E1Se1 ttey nessd u1ly Z
= zass1 Do15 fofgef tie s1s 10 get them, AZ
FUel EsS DkuG STUhE.
Fr0lf sud We-f s-rr.srs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
Papona. Papomb. Papoma-

one Ji Tie Ues. alt!ce8 EH5wl f0r 'eediug infants
Sod u 4. a e. SHOEMAKER,
ApgtheCarieg,
sg3 Matket s.reet lasttlle BuIIeInp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
sspoIfo.

SBpolio.
Ct Kitchen sspJ.i0 asd Hand sapo'fo of
a g. SHOSMAK SR,
apo hegaries
s73 Marke, street., ILstitu3s Building.
ENgRSlTUkE AT YOUR OWN PRICEs
T. GOULD co. sell the Cheapest Furniture
GOULD 4 co. sell the Best F1ruilU-e
GOULD a CO. sell the Strongest Farui;l-e,
col Id & co. sell the handsJmeHt FuElit4re
cot Id co. hR7e.tne largest STOCK.
COT Id co. have all kinds of Furui;lta
GOULD a 90. have tne newest Patterns
GOULD 90. offer B4rgains.
GJLLD co. buy and sell for cash.
COL Id 60. always give Satisfaction.
GOULD CO. have great advantages In A.rafa
turing
GOULD s. CO.'S Furniture Ia the most ClaS3ut
GOULD z CO. have F0lta Attendants.
GOULD 4 have Rril-l glled stores,
GOULD Z @. nave Q 1r stUrra.
GOULD i CO.,
n. Coz. NISTH and MARKET, Nos 81 and 30
y. SECOND ST., 1915 MARKET 81, and "a
5. 5cco1c street.
PHILADELPHIA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
hdadica PancIl

Z: req .I.lg 5faa I'D Hsrls, -g1 -
e. E.sHJ=MaKgP.
spJ.ascar!eH,
g-att stree: Ils,!iate B-!.s.sy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
Ghast Ptofectors.

So~ l. .ta tine u ouy Cnes, Protectors to guard
agaiAal L4ug Diseases. variety Of 81 es for sae
" u. G. shLEMAEER
AggIAecares,
SO Marc: s.rst, Instl.use Bal ding.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
spfflaI aetlfss.
The Fountain Syringe
sELE-AC CITING.

= L E-A c TIN
Ias ADVANTAGES cF THFsE sFRrssEs
OyER oTREss ARE.
Il. TAey are SCI q isas, % pzzsias seing re-
gziTtG
"a Iteg are EAEss-s- 40 sEnsoS ess ogf ef oEasg.
a IAEf las~az ~ a.. a. - sEsTy GkAsf E114 e.
aA.-zsrlns ias 7aisena. =ss-7t.ilg tas vsEy keE-
-. I1tg lave slriakssf kltAcAea Hr Ashr
sss~sf bzza ~ Is= EsAs. santnz uoaztk. ascsr..
A.. ke.
ia, T . nate ia p ~ Szsk D1sa.e. azs
h,-sHsf ~ zsEy ossss "a f.s-s u tie Eind, zhlea
olAes synagss % BOT
Call AND 81 razM, AT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

FOR GENTLEMEN BeAaI IB4ckD eas FOR GENTLEMEN
FOR GENTLEMEN FOR GENTLEMEN
GENTLEMEN 548 Cashmere .ae Co4s FOR GENTLEMEN
FOR GENTLEMEN kg-s
GENTLEMEN :. Pairs q B ak Pants FOR GENTLEMEN
FJR GENTLEMEN P1r.ofc c4,.nee pants FOR GENTLEMEN
FOR GENTLEMEN B4ka r Tue
FOR GENTLEMEN Cashmere Vests GENTLEMEN
FOR LARGE B9fs Il Chesterfield Goats
FOR LAGR BOYS
FOR LARGE EJTa Fancy Cashmere
FOR LARGE BJIs Fancy C4iAef. Vests
and jackets
FOR Palst to Match FOR SMALL BOYS
FOR CHILDREN Harvard FOR CHILDREN
FOR CHILDREN, laI Prince CHILDREN
FOR CHILDREN Gai5aH
Making Altogether The Largest
0 han lnex
e-.i u.s.,
The
rfrJnco
Oak Hall
L
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
pratt,n Aatral OIL

F'e''z tss-e. OIL. e4.i wholesale ~ yraers deal
~ a41 country ~ ~ 80 per aE WI ssale ras In
at.E "a aus u y .ae JaFre- Jy
{. FJST ER
Ar1.ss4e Agent iyr Delaware
- III 14a ~ -rfe4fe VII lei
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
BARRIERS. Arantlon-


bAEa-sFh. er'izt@ s1zFs tFzs-=z EpszZas. Edreytof
~ fl'h sislE S-1-z3i,1. ;ss- poa1eFa, z..d usf-
- sli'F - gzDs-AAy, = Fsfg % prizes EEfT
lszEaAse sfzciA2zF, kiwsys frese a1d hlEasy ps.-
iaEzssl Ssss=rs sz5.7i1s3 q sa1aassis 81
FUsI akr DzrG sTuRR
Ffu1s AID v CO. ssrE~sA
Hgln-sf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
Inomnaan Iar co,tiiLI.

Z e2ee eIsl, raaasf5 10, Coughs aa1 Gods. Pre-.
p4rea AL syi mi y
y. &C SHOEMAKER,
hpOfHecaries,
Mare, Street., Iusii4le B4ldllg
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

Insfecen, iltsts.t.1s .e&4s p Fl. Ca.sa. =
Tri5unf Hon. J,ssp4 Isa.4 s1-a.. u IA,
ci'y Nrl,ss TIN. gf I.s and
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
zgar s!sEasaL Lzs.

is the cancer that ezt= N: TIE Fits.s II I.s4z-4
Before the famine fesr taa ffu.E pa. gg go :
90 Of farmers aggregated sggg4.. to s5J-
OJgOJO Six hnn5tcd tsaI..Ld fara.e.. nov
pay an aggregate q lezrlT 80 1 a.l tie
toNLsFeGP!s pa? Sl5 1sg l1yFs q ..Hg
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
The - Cood-Enough" Shoe.

Go0D IN UGH" oID moss. ARE
TdEEE ANY UIHEhS :"
The New York herald., 1873-09-25

know the price paid for the MIX Springs was
cneap at $500 u lot. SOLD two adjoining lots ior
$1,000 two years ago, and the purchaser would not
resell them for 81, 200. have since sold sixteen
lots adjoining upon the other end less valuable
and less elIgibly situated, for $4,000. Mr..
Anable, the agent OF Onion College, testified at the
investigation that the Milk Spring lots were worth
$500 lot and that the German property was
worth $500 lot Tor building purposes and cheap at
$500 Tor water sources.
DURING THE INVESTIGATION
gave my testimony when called on ana answered
such questions as were put to me, but
did not at first appear by counsel, as
was not conscious OF having done any
thing wrong When, however, OGrady,
the ex-City Clerk, undertook to say had Overs-
anime him, and he then refused to repeat posi-
lively what he positively swore to on his direct
examination, and receded from nearly all his pre-
viOus statements. My counsel was informed at
the investi1ation that he would have an Opportu-
nifty OF calling witnesses TO show all the facts, but, to
his utter surprise, on the termination OF the testi-
mony taken by counsel for the committee
THE ALDERMEN SHUT DOWN
upon him and absolutely refused any opportunity
OF bearing an explanation, which woud nave re-
suited In their utter discontinue with reference TO
the object they had in view"
Here the Mayor concluded and the reporter
asked, ais it true you are suspended, Mr.. Mayor,
or do you still exercise the functions OF Chief
Magistrate2"
'All that is in the hands OF my COUNSEL" said
His Honor, land, If you please, l would rather
leave 1t there" .
"Al right sir. Many thanks. Good afternoon"
And the reporter departed
The New York herald., 1873-09-25
BROOKLYN BUDGET,

The Joint Board Of Aldermen and Supervisors o.
Brooklyn met at the CITY Hall last evening to take
further acuon on the tax budget for the
wear 1874. Mayor Powell occupied the
chair. Alderman Clancy moved to adopt Re-
solution No. 8, levying $952,5oO, for general
purposes Lost. Resolution No. Z, $376,00o Tor
salaries for city officers was also lost. Resolution
No. $50, 200 for the well and pump and crosswalk
accounts OF the direrent wards was adopted, with
some slight alterations. Resolution No. $50 900
for the Board OF Health was adopted. The item Of
SY5, 900 lOr maintenance OF sewers was cut doSn
TO $40 00J on motion o Alderman Richardson.
The total OF s325.0Oo for expenses OF the Board
IL, 1885, 700 or the Fire Departments, was ado pted
The item OF S12JsD0 Or the Police Depart
ment was adopted. Resoiu;i0n No. is, 5000 200 4S'
for pdbc schools, was debated lor some time anu
finally udoprcd. ihe tie "a OF Ss5,J,J Or Washing
ton PARK was vote do' n. and, after a gOoi deal
OF wrangling the Board adjourned TIL The 5th ~
UcLOler.
The New York herald., 1873-09-25
FATAL RESULT OF A sTABBINe AFFRAY,

On the night Of September IA two seamen,
natives OF Norway, attached to the Dark Ahiahcer-
q Norwegian vessel, lying at the Atlantic docK,
South BROOKLYN. got drunk and quarreed. During
the altercaton they came to blows, when Oscar
Hollander one OF the dsputants, drew broad
bladed sheath kne from his belt and made
unge with it at the person OF Gustave 0sen twenty
one wears of age The blade entered near the leit
shonlder and ner(orated the lung Hollander was
taken INTO custody at the tims and Is now conneS
at the Kings county Ja usen ucu ~ Loag
;ns Eesr Tne Coroner was notified to hold inquest
over the body. DR.. A. w. shepherd Will make u.
nnst morfem examination OF the remains to-day.
The New York herald., 1873-09-25
BROOKLYN TREASURY DEFALoAT1oHs.

1t was reported yesterday that the Grand jury
had at last found an indictment for "emoezzle
ment and malieasance'' In ofice against Court'and
A. sprague, the late City treasurer OF brooSyn, d.
The che witness against sprague is nmoers.Uou @ W
peared h ,lore the iury and made q iu,i statement
Of the case. Tne case Will probably be brought up
Ior trial next month.
The New York herald., 1873-09-25
"BABY FARMING G."

The Case Of Mrs. Roberts, Who Is Reported to
Have Amused Herself by Sitting on Babies
She Denies the Charges Made Against
Her in Toto-"Baby Farming" in
New York-The Extent of the
Business and Statistics Con-
nected with It.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-20
hucIllH ANl COMMISSION.
A CARD,


We are doing al auction ana com
mission business, OF the corner OF Elm
and Market streets (aprominentpoihV
In this beautiful aud growing city, ano
we solicit consignments Of -four, grain
live stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population.
We are also doing real estate busi-
ness - buying, selling ana Locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc. We sell Mt public
or private sale, as instructed, aud make
liberal advances on conslgnmcnts. Our
motto: "Qulck sales and prompt re-
turns" References; Swlndells d
McCaleb, Editors and Proprietors ol
the Dallas Herald; Adams Il Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas; Castor, Thomas "
Baylor, Bankers and Insurance Agents,
Dallas; Capt. G.. NJ. Swink, Dallas
Coils. Sneed Il Finley, Attorneys at
Law, Dallas; Mcssrs, Shlyock Il Row
land, st. Louis; n. c. Jordan ~ Co.,
Bankers, Dallas; Robt. Hare, Caroh-
delet St., New Orleans.
Respectfully,
NJ. A. GIBBLER d co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-20
Shifting the Difference.

A good friend of ours, who has not
unfrequently amused his friends with
a story of splitting the difference, ON
Inst Saturday split fine difference him.
self, but in n different manner from
the hero Of his story. The friend OF
whom we speak is a clever gentleman,
and esteemed by all who know him for
his many good qualities Of both head
and heart, but in political matters he
is not unfrcqucntly on the fence, and
sometimes OH both sides at once. But
on last Saturday he managed to gel
"clcan" over, and attended the Radical
p0w-wow at this place, held at d Ger.
tain place dedicated by the colored peo-
pie to the worship Of God occasionally
and to Radical meetings more fire..
quently. lie says now, after splitting
the difference, that he feels like the In.
dian did when his baby died. Some
one asked him II he was mad, and HI
answered, mo, ] am not mad, bu,
Pm shamcd rs hell."-- lClarksvill,
Standard.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-20
Published by authority.l
Proclamation Of Election.
CITY Council CHA MGER,
Dallas sept. ), 1873.
AnInuRNED NETTING.
ADJOURNED MEETING.


In compliance with the prayer Of the petit"
ton of Il. W. Baylor and others, more than
nifty qualified electors and ireeholders of the
CITY OF Dallas, and in pursuance OF the stat
utes In such eases made ana provided, 1t Is
hereby ordered by the City Council that an
election be held Mt the following points:
For Ward /, Courthouse; Ward 2, Beau
mans Office; Ward 3, Tricks store; Ward g.,
Youngs Warehouse,
In the City OF Dallas, on Monday, 9th day
of October, a, p. 1873, for the purrOsc of taxi
ing the opinion Of the qualified electors of
said city, on the following propositions TO
wit; To issue 10) hfty thousand dollars in
bonds of said city, with coupons attached,
bearing eight per cent interest, the interest
payable Soni-annuuHy In The city of New
York, and the principal payable thirty years
after date of issue In the city OF New YORK,
to MD IN the construction, erection aud Is.
tablishnent. Of the dallas Water works"
the city receiving therefor paid up stock In
the "Dallus Water works Company" for the
full amount OF the bOnds-said bonds 10 be
issued in such sums, from time To time, after
commencement OF said work, as may be
agreed upon by aud between the city Coun-
ell and said company:
The opinion OF said electors shall be ex-
pressed by ballots, on which shall be written
the words " For the proposition, or against
the proposition" and that due notice be Civ
en- by the Mayor OF said election IA required
by law,
accordance with this order.
In compliance with the above order OF the
Board OF Aldermen Of the City OF Dallas, l.
Hen Long, Mayor OF said city, do Issue this,
my proclamation, for said election in accord
"''' ~" " ben LONG, Mayor.
Dallas, Sept. Q, 1873.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Published by puthoriiyl
Proclamation of Election
CITY Council CHAMBER,
Dallas, September ,, ls,9.
ADJOURNED MEETING.


In GO appliance with the prayer Of the petit
ton OF TIC. jordan and others, more than
any qualified electors aud freeholdefs OF the
city OF Dallas, and In pursuance WITH the
iiatut In such cnsos made and provided, IL
Is her, by ordered by tie CITY Council that an
rlrcii u be- held ~ The following points;
For Ward No. |, Courthouse.
For Ward No. 2, Beauchamps ofilce.
For Ward No. q, Frick's store.
For Ward No. 0, Young's warehouse.
In the city OF Dallas, on Monday, 9th day OF
October, A. d., 1873, for the purpose Of taking
the opinion OF the qualified electors Of said
city, in the following propositions, to-wiE
Shall the city OF Dallas Issue nlteen thous-
and dollars Of city bonds, upon the compile.
ton OF each ave miles of road bed and
bridges OF the Dallas and Wichita Railroad
90 per cent, fifty per cent Of the amount
already pledged, the fcmnindcr Oi the one
hundred thousand dollars heretofore voted
to be paid ON the laying of the iron, and
completion OF the said road to the county
line.
Tue opinion OF said electors shall he eN-
pressed by ballots, on which shall he written
The words, "FOr the proposition" against
the propositions" and that due notice he
auilcd by law; and that the Mayor Issue his
In conformity with the above order OF the
city Council /, Ben Long, Mayor Of the city
of Dallas do issue this, my proclamation, for
Snl,i election In accordance with Me above
BEN LONG, Mayor.
Dallas, September 9th, 1873.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

For Governor.
RICHARD COKE, OF Nehemiah
For Lieutenant Governor;
RICHARD b. HUBBARD, or Smith.
For Comptroller
STEPHEN II. DARDEN, OF Caldwell.
For Treasurer;
A. ]. BORN, OF Fannln.
For Commissioner General Land oihc''
J. J. GRO0S, Of Comal.
For Superintendent OF Public Instruction
0. N. HOLLISGSwORTH, OF Hays.
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Remember the Prlnary Meeting OF
the democratic Party. to be Meld at
each Election Prselnct, on the nth OF
sireber Next.
APPOINTMENTS.

viii address the people Of Texas upon the
political issucs OF the day at the following
times and places:
Cicburpe, Tuesday, September ~.
Meatherford, Thursday, september %.
fort Worth, Saturday, September Y.
Wnxahnehie, Monday, september% ~.
Mexia, Wednesday, 0ctoberl.
CorsicAna, Friday, October 8.
Dallas, Saturday night, OctoberI.
Mckinney, Tuesday, october7.
sherman, "Wednesday, octoberS.
Bonham, Friday, October 10.
Paris, M9ndsy, October r.
(lsrksyIlle. Wednesday, October d.
Other appointments will be announced be-
fore tho above are concluded.
RICHARD COKE.
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