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Balloon Ascension.

BUFFALO, Sept. IA.
Professor S. a. King has everything
ready for the balloon ascension, at noon on
Tuesday next. Tho party ascending will
consist of six, including representatives Of
the local press.
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Addison County.
BIsIDPORT.

phiciVhis
At the regular communication of Morn.
ing Sun Lodge, No. 3, +. & A. NJ, on the
Sd inst, there were present Bro. William
Whitford who is in his ninety third year,
Bro Ebenezer Allen who is in his eighty
fifth year, and Bro. Gorham who is in his
eighty-second year. 1t is rare that three
men of this age meet in single lodge to-
gethcr. Mr.. Whitford has been Mason
63 years. Mr.. Allen is one of the few sur
vivors of those who met at Burlington, VT,
January IA, 1916, and recognized the
Grand Lodge of Vermont, which had been
dormant for ten years during the anti-Ma-
sonic crusade.
Butter market brisk at Skin IL Spauld-
ings store on Monday last. Prices ruled
from 2S@30 cents.
Mr.. George Payne has just sold seventy
choice Spanish Merinos to Abram f. Ellis
worth of Whiting, who will soon take
them, with others, to California.
CORNWALL. 4.
The onion crop, for which Cornwall has
become as famous as Wcathersfield, Conn,
was formerly, is looking finely this year,
There will probably be $4,000 bushels har-
vested and IL is thought they will bring
from 81 upwards per bushel.
Rev. j. X. Wright, and Mr. Rolin "A.
Foot, with their families, are absent max
ing trip through Northern New York.
sHoREHAM. l
Mr.. Oliver Farnham lost valuable horse
last week, by his jumping picket fence
and lmpaling himself, -.
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Stabbed.


NEW GoRk, Sept. II.
Officer German on duty in front of the
station house on Thirty-first street last
night, was fatally stabbed by John Hogan
Hogan was drunk and noisy, and the Off
Ger had ordered him to be quiet.
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Carlist Engagement Expected.

BAYoSNE, Sept. IS.
The Republicans are accommodating the
Carlist positions at Vigaia in Guifugoa.
An engagement is hourly expected. The
Republicans outnumber the Carlists, but
tho latter are strongly intrenched.
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Democratic Meeting.

New YORK, Sept Il.
The Apollo Hall democracy held an as
sembly convention last night and elected
delegates to the Utica convention.
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Vessels Returned.

MADRID, Sept. II.
The insurgent men-of-war which sailed
for Torrevega have returned 10 Cartagena
without making landing,
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Louisville, sept. "a.
Razor and Wolston, the two ku-klux
prisoners who escaped from Jail Monday.
were recaptured Friday.
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Yellow Fever.


SHREVEPORT. sept ~.
b. T. W. jackson, telegraph operator
died of yellow fever yesterday. Roe, the
telegraph manager, is not expected 10 re-
cover
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Death.

BUFFALO, Sept. a.
Dennis Alahoney, shot on Friday week
by Policeman IIarnes, died ut the general
hospital this morning.
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Suicide.

LOUISVILLE, Sept IL.
Joseph Campbell jumped from Ohio nv
er bridge, a distance of eighty feet, to the
bare rocks below and was instantly killed.
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FOIIndered.

ATLANTIC Cry, n. j., Sept "a.
Schooner Abbic f. Campbell of Mystic.
Conn, foundered to-day on Bricantinc
Shoals.
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NORWICH UNIVERSITY.
A MILITARY COLLEGE,

A MILITARY COLLEGE,
ESTABLISHED IN 1884.
Has Preparatory Department, thorough cla--
steal, scientific and military instruction, good
discipline. No students under II Years OF age,
admitted. send FOR circular Address,
PROF. CHARLES DOLE,
Mortified. W.
Next term begins Aug. 2sth.
References--Hon. s. NJ. Dorr, Charles Clement.
Gen. II. Ripley, Rutland. jy12d2m
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MovrLrR. Sept. 10.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Acadia from Halifax.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 10.
Steamship Wisconsin from New York.
Steamship City Of Montreal for New
York yesterday.
LONDON, Sept. IS.
CAPTURE or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rFFER-
ING on BOARD.
4 dispatch from the commander of the
British steamer Daphne announces the cap.
ture by that vessel in the Indian ocean.
near Seychclle islands, of slave ship, up
on which there had been horrible suffering.
The small pox had ragged on the ship, and
out of the three hundred slaves taken on
board, two hdndred and fifty had died
The remaining fifty were terribly cmaciatcd
from disease and want
MADRID Sept. IL.
TINTED ACTION AGAINST THE cAILIsrs.
The various bodies of Republican troops
in the north are about to take united ac-
ton against the Carlists.
INSURGENTS CONDEMNED To DEATH.
Several of the persons who took an ac-
tive part in the Instruction at Alcoy have
been tried and condemned to death.
ANOTHER soRTIE PROM cARTHAGESA
The intransigents made another sortic
from Carthagena yesterday, and met with
more success than on the day before. They
seized number of mules and several
pieces of artillery. They also burned the
fascincs of the works Of the government
forces.
THE INsURGENT SHIFTS.
a report is current in Madrid to-day that
the intransigent deputy Galyces has placed
crews numbering one thousand men upon
the frigatc Numancia and the steamer Fer
nando III Catolica, and that these vessels
thus manned have sailed from Carlagcna
for Lorrcnia.
TIE RECENT RAILROAD DISASTER
Later intelligence from the scene of the
accident yesterday TO an express train from
Vittoria for Madrid shows the disaster to
have been more serious than at first an
nounccd, the number of persons killed be-
ing and the wounded 20. Scarcely
person on the train escaped unnjured
PARIS, Sept. 49,
EVACUATION OF yERDrN.
Ncrdun was evacuated by the German
troops this morning. Immediately after
they had left, the streets were filled with
rejoicing residents and numberlcss French
flags were displayed from tile buildings.
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To Attend.

TOLEDO, Sept. Is.
President Grant, Secretary Belknap and
Gen. Sherman will attend the reunion of
the Army of Tennessee here,
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tRRiSAL AND DHpARTlRE OF TRAINS,
TRAINS ARRtVH Al Prri tSp.
From Bellows Fails. $50 'p.l0 a. M, 800 S
rs:S5 y. m.
Burlington la;4O & ii.ls q. Ill, 1890 Is $50
D in.
Port Henry, 'li:32 n. M
Bennington, fi9:0s p. NJ. $50 &. 'aea pa.
IN.
saratoga. 'll:45 q. M, 900 D. II.
salem. $40 1890 o. in 1910 * id' p IA.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
Flr Bellows Falls, 1880 'i:so a. IT., 1910 4 -a:p'
y. m.
Burlington. l:Ia & tb:l0 81 ~, 's:@ y;ot y.
IA
" Port Henry, 5:0b p. IN.
Bennington, 1900 q $3.50 Al. M. a 2:2b p ~.
Saratoga, 500 a. m, Il $40 p. M
salem, 2:l0 q 1900 "A. H.. l:0O y t5a0 D. ~.
Mall Train fMiNed.
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Cholera.
LONDON, Sept.

LONDON, Sept IA.
Steamers from Marsailles are strictly
quarantined at Constantinople on account
of cholera.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE or THE
CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON,
ID. c., Sept. 10, 1878 =. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
On Monday for New England and the
Middle States light to fresh winds, backing
to westerly and southwesterly, with very
generally clear to cool weather.
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Failed.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 1.
Miller 4 Webster, bankers at Ann Arbor
have failed.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
CASTLETON.

Free Tuition is offered to all who graduate
and a thorough course In branches required by
the state, together with theory and practice OT
teaching. REV. X. G.. WILLIAMS,
i5augd&wtf PRINCIPAL.
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New York STOCK ana money Market.


LATEST MONETARY.
Stocks.--Thc excitement continues and there
are unauthentlcated rumors Of additional fall
ures.
Gold steady at iilA, opening price.
Governments bonds orc steady at nominal
prices.
State bonds quiet.
Money at per cent golo.
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Aew advertisements.

NTANTED.-Bo for Gentleman
w and WIFE In a private family--strictly
ilrst-class. Inquire at Howe sewing Machine
OlIice, Center Street. Scptl5dtt
NvANTED.--An experienced girl To
w run the new improved Singer sewing
Machine. Good wages and steady work the
year round. Apply to +. NJ. SMITH, Merchant
Tailor, 8, Center Street. scpl5ltI
COMPOSITIONS Wanted, two or three
" good compositors. only sober, industrl-
Gus men need apply
GLOBE PAPER co.
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Block
No. o,
INTER- STREET.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
VIII be paid for the

DETECTION, ARREST AND CONVICTION
OF the person or persons who, wantonly and
malciously, mut.lated the stone erected TO the
memory OF my child In the Catholic Cemetery
In this place.
aug2Idtf DANIEL CRONAS.
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MI ISIS + VI IA A. l. + e
ARTIST IN OIL COLORlNG,
No. 100 WEST 53D ST., NEW YORK.

Miss Lee is spending the summer In Vermont,
and VIII receive orders, correspond, or consult
iyorytypss. paintsd in IN Postoffirc address
Casuet0n. augldSw2w
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This old aud well known Institution /, stlii
in successful operation, with a full corps 81
teachers, for preparing young men for college.
or for business, and Offering UNUSUAL facilitie.
In Music, French, Drawing and Painting. amt
other accomplishments 10 young ladies.
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DIPLOMA AWARDED

At the recent State Fair for the most
stylish and handsomest assortment
of Millinery, Fancy and la
dies Furnishing Goods
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At ASHMUN'S

TEMPT OF FAs ON
DIPLOMA AWARDED
At the recent State Fair for the most
stylish and handsomest assortment
of Millinery, Fancy and La
dies Furnishing Goods.
BARGAINS BARGAINS.
In opening OF the season. Pull line OF Millinery
PATTERN HATS, FLOWERS, PLCMES, TIPS
TRIMMED AND UNFRAMED HATS.
Ribbons, Netts, Laces, Frames, &c., at prices
cheaper than ever.
NOVELTIES IN ABUNDANCE.
TIES TIES!
Long SILK Windsor Ties in all shades at % cents
Fringed AT 5Oc. Polka dot Tie at 4Oc., and full
and complete line Of all the latest styles and
shades AZ bottom prices
UN d L II G A II VI L n rs.
We Will sell for a seven tucked SIX II at 81,
embroidered ChemiSe at 81, tucked and EN-
broidered drawers AT -, long night robes beau
tifully made 81 60; Childrens Slips at SOC, and
all worth double the money.
CORSETS AND BUSTLES,
Belts for Infants wear, Hosiery, Lace Collars
Rufiling and Collarets.
KID GLOVES
At zoe, and Mexandre's Kids NJ 81 two but
tons. sl25
LACE Wells.
All STYLES and prices, rrom Pie. upwards.
REAL HAIR.
We still continue TO sell those long, heavy.
first class hair switches at s3Ih and sS; Linen
braids one yard long. at i0e.
JEWELRY! JEWELRY!
In abundance, The latest and handsomest
novelties IN this line at prices lower than ever.
CALICO WRAPPERS
made OF handsome and best prints, cut Polor-
aise. at si.75, and lots of useful, stylish and
cheap novelties nj
isHMrNs TEMPLE or FASHION,
Nonpareil Block.
No. .,
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rHE INsURGENT sHIrs.
TIE RECENT RAILROAD DISASTER
EVACUATION OF vERDrN.

Vcrdun was evacuated by the German
troops this morning Immediately after
they had left, the streets were filled with
rejoicing residents and numberlcss French
flags were displayed from tile buildings.
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7 f MI LIE OF FA SH O y
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DEATHS.

Iii Fclchville, SeptemDci a., .-,,nho,ot : pai,,c
aged "a years and months.
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educational.
NASTLETON SEMINARY.

The next Term commence on tlpc a,h ,
Spptcmhpr.
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limited number OF boarders taken into the
Principals family Tor the year.
For terms apply to the Principal
LOUIS POLLENS.
Recommendation Angel, Ann Arbor
Mich; Prof. NJ. Petty, Burlington, VI Rev d.
II. Worcester, d. D.. burlington, VI. CHER
Justice Pierpoint, Nlrgennes, VI, Hon. II. A.
Burt, Swanton, VI.
Iuly22dii
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GENTS LIST.
Summing a LOCKWOOD nUwaru "a MlIilrd


HELD tUn POSTAGE
MIR l. Cnnnle NJ Mangan Joseph Davis. Esq
ID Saunders
letter M "pp nril - made for an advertised
nent. II not called for within one month the,,
VIII oe sent TO the Dead Letter once. '''''
j. B. KILBURN. p. VI.
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Chr Rutlaaa daily Glohe.
RnlyAL Ayp DgrARrlnr or rnMNs.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1873.
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RUTLAND posi- OFFICE.


Advertised Letters for the week ending sept.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-23
Agricultural Implements

Agricultural Implements
SOLE AGENT FOR
Ame's Portable Engines, Carver Cotton
Gins, Brooks Cotton Press, Eclipse Cotton
Press, Coleman's Corn Mills, Straub's Corn
Mills, Victor Cane Mills, American Cane
Mills, Cooks Evuporptors, American Evap-
orators, Branch and Crookes Circular Saws
and Victor Scales.
DEALER IN
Saw Mills, Horse Powers, Rubber Betting,
Gum and Hemp Packing, Cistern, Well
aud Force Pumps, Iron Pipe aud Fittings,
Rrass Work. Steam GuagcS, Steam Whistles,
Guage Cocks, etc, Wheel Barrows, Stove
Trucks, Gang Plows, Walking CultivatorS,
Cider Mills, Corn shelters, Lara and Machin-
cry Oils, etc, etc. Engineers supplies of
every description. Complete machinery for
flour mills will he furnished CRAZY part OF
such mills supplied ON short notice.
lEydiy
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70 tho Editor Of The Dallas Herald,

.
II IL said Radical, named Evans,
In his speech on "Wednesday night, af-
ter the Radical Convention had al
journed sine die, pitched heavily into
Colonel Burford and John III nry
Brown, charging the latter with being
the prime mover of secession IN lS6O-6l,
and many other things. Just so! or
course, the great uprising of the peo-
pie of Texas, Of all parties, at the time
referred to. was the work of one man!
This Evans may be ignoramus enough
to think Brown caused that mighty
union of hearts, withoutap arallel mis-
tory; but Brown is not such asimpleton
as to believe anything of the sort. He
thinks he was a very humble worker
IN the ranks of the people.
This man Evans, from Waco, is II
mighty man! A flre-eater in Missis-
sippi, shirker in Texas, the grease
from his body still sticks to the pillar
he slid down In the dead hours of
the night to escape from his guard IN
Waco.
Elected to the Senate on the Jack
Hamilton ticket In 1869, he was kicked
out of his seat by the Davis Radicals,
and the place given to man who was
said to have remarkable affinity for
other peoples stock. Finding the
Davis party In power, he sneaked back
into their ranks in order (as everybody
believed) to get the appointment of
United States District Attorney, and
was duly rewarded.
Like most Others of his class, regard
less of truth and decency, he delights
to assall Brown simply because they
think he is largely the cause of the
election being brought on this fall-a
year sooner than the Radicals wanted
1t, But they do not tell people that,
In order to effect this and free the peo-
pie a year sooner of Radicalism, Brown
and his friends voted themselves out
of office year before the time they
were elected for according 60 Radical
count. Oh, no! That would be hon
est. Deception is his game and the
game of his party. Seeing that Brown
Is likely to he nominated for Lieuten-
ant Governor by reclamation from the
Democracy all over the States, makes
them feel l,pl In the stomach.
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upon the entire country and lnlulle
Into the cause of II, II cam, be Il
20 TIC emancipation Of the slaves Tie
slvavrs we're cilnllcipnled IN Delaware,
Maryland and Missouri, hnr The ll-
creare of wealth In those states WIS
scvemlly ~, 80 and IA per cent lnttn
years. The ruvngea or war viii not ar,.
count for H. for no State suffered moro
severely thnn Missouri, unless u wos
Virginia, nom the brunt of bnltlc and
neighborllood turmoil, Delaware,
Maryland and Missouri were nll South
EN- States, but while they galned nm
average " 100 per cent In wealth. the
thirteen other southern States lost an
average OF 80 per cent In wealth.
There IL only one other cause that can
account for this wholesale impovcrisll-
nent, aud tllis II 10 be found In the
abuses incident TO reconstruction,
Maryland, Delaware and Missouri did
not suffer these abuses, and therefore
advanced steadily In material prosper
ity along with the Northern States.
All the other Southern States did suffer
from them and refrigerated accord
lngly.
"fhese abuses may be summed up
under general heads Flrsf, the diver
sion OF n large proportion of the cOl0re,l
people from systematic Industry, and
second, the villalnies Of carpetbngism.
The misnpprchension Of che negroes
ns to the meaning Of emancipation
was serious enough In itself 10 cause n
shock IN business. They very gencr-
ally construed emancipation from slay-
cry to mean emancipation from work.
They were encouraged In this view by
the management Of the Freedmcn's
Bureau, and by the promises Of North
ern dcmugogues anxious for political
prefermcnt. Nevertheless, what they
did earn was their own, and Tint was
u moral cOmpensatlng advantage. The
rlotouS reign Of the carpetbaggcrs IN
the Southern States, plundcring the
people on eve yside and loading them
down with debt and taxation, will nc
count for the general unprecedented,
even more than the slothfulncss OF
the blacks. Tho time has now come
for the people of the North to remove
the cause which Is still working the
same results.
"rhe Southern people are completely
cowed and In many States viii proba-
bly, never make another effort without
MD TO rescue themselves and Their
property from the dcspotlsm that rifles
to ruin. But the people of the North
cannot afford TO have this process OF
impovcrishment continue. The diIlcr'
ence Of $4,000, 100000 in property val.
ues nj the South, including the actual
depreciation and the stoppage Of nat
ural increase, means Il Withdrawal oi
that amount Of taXpnying resources,
This withdrawal of taxes, which the
Southern States might pay under favor
able circumstances, throws that addi'
tional burden upon the taXpayinp
property of the North. In this view ot
the ease, the support of the carpctbag
governments of the Southern States
fall prop0rtionately upon every tax
payer in the Northern States"
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JhtnailnAsnla
d. Mes,ALFis. Editor

ran DAILY HERALD y gnbli.l,ssd eve,s
rnorrinn Excerpt Mondnyh ny ~ lea III
NUM- az f0r Al xmonthHj w cunN ~ VIII WIZ,
deilv,.rcd BY carriers IN Inc WV; NJ, -
uaily contaIns the latest Arso1lM'ru r,' ~
ana sprclal dispatches nVIn ~ paaE u,
rap0f1i, local news, etc, pno n""'''A 49,
olsas daily In every respect.
ruE WEEKLY HERALD, published every
Sa,,,riny nlurninR, Ut W " per annnm on
III 10 Inrsix months, ana egnm,i,r u" NJ"
most important news nlhpnr,,cm,Ss nv
market reports Of thu Daily. The WIEN
IN HsnALD II the oldest pnprf rnse on.,
puhllshrd IN Toxas north " Ausui', w"
II, III pulIilcal course and ~ = mn,,,y
oan,.r M always enjoyed the entire con-
nd.ncu ~ the people 81 NORTHERN ieAvI' ',
Aiming 10 ruinin ourolh itl'nur, VIZ W." ~
many more new ones, we respectfully w.
lIrii lhe favor Of tile people
AGENTS. New Yorki &c, CnEw, 800 Broau-
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Philadelphia; Coz WEATiIEnh'i' ~"
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Orleans, n. MClSTynK, Houston, " W;
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TERNts Of subscription and rates OF adver-
tlslux will b. found on The illiin page
Publishers.
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REAL ESTATE.
a CARD.

We are doing an auction and COM
mission business, at the corner of Elm
and Market streets Ia prominent point,
in this beautiful and growing city, and
we solicit consignments of flour, grain
five. stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population.
We are also doing real estate bust
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 OH consignmcnts. Our
mottol "Quick sales and prompt re-
turns.n References: Swindells 4
McCaleb, Editors and rroprietors of
the Dallas Herald; Adams 4 Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas; CASTOR, Thomas 4
Baylor, Bankers and Insurance Agents,
dallas; Capt. G. NJ. Swink, Dallas;
Coils. sneed 4 Finley, Attorneys at
Law, Dallas; Messrs. shryock & Row.
land, st. Louis; T. c. Jordan h Co,
Bankers, Dallas; Robt. Hare, Caron.
dslet st., New Orleans.
Respectfully,
! n. A, HIRluER 4 co,
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FOR GOVERNOR;
n. y. ADAMS. Of Dallas County.

WIZ were pleased to meet In Dallas,
yesterday, the Hon. Ar Watts, Rep
rescntatIve from Polk IN the Legisla>
ture. Judge Watts was one of the
mort able, practical and laboriouS
members Of the House Of Representa-
tivcs, and WIS at all times friend to
the leading measures designed to bene-
III Northern Texas.