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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-08-30

The Convention that assemblies in
austin on the third of September, we
presume, Will adopt the two-thifds rule
in voting for the different candidates
who will he presented before it. The
registration of the several counties
will be the basis upon which the num-
Der of votes to which each county will
be entitled in the Conventions will he
ascertained and regulated. This is
right, so far as Il goes, but just where
this rule ends another right begins,
which we think the Convention should
respect and provide for in its delibera-
lions. a county that has, for instance,
two thousand registered voters would
be entitled to its proportion of votes,
irrespective Of its Democratic strength.
This, we think, is unjust, because IL
gives to few the sameNnd perhaps,
u greater influence in directing the
course of political affairs that il en-
joyed by the many in counties that are
largely Democratic. Dallas county
will give a a majority of two thousand
for the Democratic ticket, yet, under
the iwo-thirds rule, Dallas county with
its heavy majority would not be near
so influential in the Convention as
some of the Southern counties more
numerous in population and that giSe
large Republican mnjoritics. We
would, therefore, suggest that the
Convention allow the same proper
Tomato votes for the Democratic ma-
j7riiies as is allowed on the whole reg
istereG vote of each county. This
would be fair, because the whole vo-
ting strength of each county, prospect
i've of political inclinatiOns, would be
represented properly in the proportion
ment; and then, in addition, the DEM
ocratic element would receive its quota
Of representation in its Democratic
convention, which would be aScer-
tanned by the same rule and fixed in
nropol.icu to its Democratic majority.
This would give to the Democrats all
over the the State a direct representa-
ton and lead to the fairest results ut
tainahle in the Convention. II would
bring the work of selecting Candidates
more directly before the democracy of
the State and stimulate them to their
best efforts in securing the names they
most desire on the electoral ticket.
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imuao lr Ilo addition NJ nnoihcfahry
nnd nn expenditure of nuuUi ou,
Adjoining lhs Air Andrlo lm ln ~
~ lwoAmy lmidInn concrete anal
aleh glS5u 0rt nlstingulmi l."N,
IN tIio sumo block Mr lirowulnE %
putting w, NJ iho ampo materials u
lhrcc-atory housr, MAYNARD roof lNSi1
fceL when completed 4, wiIl eat
about 1000 and ~ill tc AN ornament
10 Che ciig and striking evidence oi
the enterprise Of TO- builder, Thus We
'nnd tul IN round numbers, one hun
drcd ana ten thousand dollnrs on Main
aud one hundred thousand on Elm
street viii hc put into good substantial
buildings here thl4 soason. That the
foregoing rontainHall r. not nj all prob
able, Int It Ia sufficient to show the
Prosperous condition af Inc business
men of Dallas and their faith in her
future,
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lnff Hnd ~ lhsinnaic f'fifnm naf d
bomomnl, lnuUNe frao0lh. n hr
slntoa, fow % vefy 6w, accord n0 Cd
hlsown statement, oflhe yoiwa NJ Plo.
olnd SO. % we're Radicals, which I
deny, until tic names are glyon hv
"Dcmo1nip which trOw lc VIII
fugyof do.
Docs lac aim 10 imply TINT !, who
mover asked o fayorof q Radical Comp
trollpr ard who never voted any other
ticket than Democratic ticket, and,
80 hclp me God, never WILL repent,
does lc aim to brand me, who have
spent my life In battling for the cause
of Democracy, who has been day-la-
borcr IN the Interest Of the Democratic
party, working for reform, retrcnch-
mcnt, aud the restoration of political
honesty and civil liborty--d0cs he aim
: to brand me MS Radical? IfsO, let
him have, for Gods sake, the honesty
iulu tbNIUEt W HNN Np' hlii w w
hunted down, not for my own actions,
hut for the affiliations of some Of my
friends, whose course do condemn in
uncompromising languagc-am | to he
arGigned, tried and condemned for the
actions Of Others, over whom have no
control?
think not. ! think nh Impartial
public will Judge me by my own actions,
and let me rise or fall upon my own
merits or dement's, You, Sir, may
read me out of the Democratic party;
but non can't make me RadicQl--no,
never. ! may be turned out for the
actions of some of my personal friends,
but I won't stay out, will join again
as soon us you open the doors for men,
hers. and will abide the arousing of the
second sober thought of an honest
party to do me justice.
l am, acknowledgements, your ODE
dent servant,
JOHN II COCHRAN.
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To the Democracy Of Dallas County.
To the Editor of The Dallas Herald:
In The DAILY HERALD of the
Goth inatant read an article headed
''1O the Democracy of Dallas County,
and signed, IA Democrat" who COM
mences his communication as though
it was intended as criticism upon the
heading of certain communication
addressed s'To the Democrats of Dallas
County and to Judge Hord, Chairman
of the Democratic County Conven-
tion," which was published in your col
umns of the 10th instant; but it Is APP
parent from his second paragraph that
it is a thrust at conventions generally,
and at the late County Convention Of
the 26th of July last, in particular.
In his third paragraph he states: II
believe that Dallas county will lose the
Senator, and, according to instructions,
the delegates can vote for but one man
for the Lower House, thereby preclud-
ing all possibility of procuring but one
Representative; whereas, if our delega-
ton were unrestricted, we were nearly
sure of the Senator and one Represen-
tative to the lower House, with at least
equal chances for two.n This sentence
is certainly false and senseless, unless
F"A Democrat, means that my nomi-
nation by the County Convention is
very oJnoxiousto the Democracy of FL
lis and Tarrant counties.
The County Convention of the Goth
of last July nominated me as the DEM
ocratic candidate from Dallas county,
for the Lower House of the fourteenth
Legislature, and instructed dele
gates to vote for Captain r. s..
Guy as the choice Of Dallas county,
for the Senate from this (the Four
teenth) Senatorial District and only
asked the District Convention to ratify
my nomination, Together with like
nominations from each Of the other
eonnties composing this District, which
is in keeping with the usage of the
party as sanctioned by the District
Convention, which met In Mckinney
last summer. "a Democrat seems to
be very greedy; he would have, from
his language, Dallas county to take the
Senator and two Representatives, and
leave to Ellis and Tarrant only one
Rep.ssplsaiiye hrtween them. II
Dallas county has the right TO take the
senator and two Representatives, as
ssDemocratr intimntcs that she had the
power 10 do. had il not been ior my
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|
rE-IIE STATE OF TEN.tS-To the Sheriff
4 of DaIias-e alnty, Areeiing: Whereas,
Lewis b. Long, administrators OF the the eS-
tate of John Long, decGas' Il, has Gled in my
Office his final account VITA sgd tS'atc, to-
gether with his petition showing that there
are in his hands, rs AGmiHiStrator, a2o acres
Of land of the Adoiphus Ray nlOna survey, on
White Rock Creek, in Dallas county, valued
at sl2SO.00; IS acres cf!and Of the G. \. Love
JOY survey, No. 4, valued at sll2OO; IA acres
ofland of the Thomas Lagow league, valued
at s23G 90; and IL aetts more or !, - Of land,
in The. citsfof Dallas, with thee unfinished
tenement houscs thercoh,. vauNd at SS25OO-
the aggregate value OF said property being
S2ti701; that said estatDof John IL np, dfccas-
ed, Is now r"ndy Tor distribution among the
persons entitled to receive, the same. That
Henry c. Long, Lewis y. Long, Thomas j.
Long, and Hattie Craig, and Milton eilertt
and LIbbie Bane, ard the unknown heirs o.
William Setoeit, dvceas,u, ana Jalhes T.;
Long, are non-resi,oilts u the sthteoi Texas,
are tile only heirs of the said John Long,
deceased that the SAIL ,lasiss T. tong I,is
said John LQnE, DECEASED, the sum OF si1uVp,
and that the said Henry {. Long issntitltd
to one-fourth of said estate, that said Lewis
tate, thai Milton Stibert, Ltbbie Banc, rnd
George Bane, her husband, and the unkncwn
heirs of William SSiDrit, dec, areci hcils NJ
law of WILTON Seiheri, deceased, are enti.
tied to ore-fnusth of said estate, and that
Thomas ]. Long and Hattie Craig, cnilsren
of William long, decensed, are Untitled 10
one fourth of said Cstate-and asking the np-
pointinept of Commissioners 70 divide said
lands between the parties entitled 10 receive
the same.
You are therefore, hereby commanded that
you summons, by puhlicationin some news,
paper published In the county ol Dallas, and
State of1cxas, for eight successive weeks, the
said Henry c. long, Milton iSeibeit, Lihbie
Bane,and George Bane, her husband, ana the
unknown heils of william SeibeIt, deceased,
Thomas j. Long, ana Ilauie Craig, anu -
Craig, her husband, and James 4. Dnng-all
of whom are non-residents of tie state OF
Texas, to be and appear before the Honora-
ble tine District Court In and efor Dallas
county and State ef. Texas, on Tire first Mon
day, the sixth day OF Qctober, 1873, then and
inere 10 show cause, II any they nave, why
said estate should not be r.ifiilioned In ac-
cordance with said petition.
And herein fail pot, nj '1r sNSc Que .ntnrn
of this writ, as required by law.
Witness, John Al. Laws, Clerk Of the DIS
trict Court of Dallas county, Texas, and the
seal Of said Court hcreon impressed, This 1th
DAY OF August, A. u. ls5S. a,s.x.sni = F.
hf- elk. Dist. CT. Dallas Co. Texas.
47wSw BY II. BOIL, D'pty.
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T. c. JORDAN, X. =. AUNSPAUGH,
President. Cashier
CITY BANK Of DALLAS
CAPITAL $3.50, 900.
DIRECTORS.
T. G. JORDAN, j. r. COUTS,
w. E. HUGHES, &C. SLAUGHTER

This institution, chartered by the Legisa-
ture of the state of Texas, viii commence
banking, exchange, and collection business,
will discount first class paper nj reasonable
rates; receive deposits subject to check AT
sight, and issue bills of eXcn,nge on the prin-
cipal cities of the United States. Remittnnces
made to all the leading cities of Europe,
Special attention given to the collection OF
notes, drafts, ETC., throughout the state ana
elsewhere. Tho business of banks, merchants
and manufacturers solicited.
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NFiNNNfN NfffiH H"f'''f
no ncmddnico van n fcwlthloh
ldoltod NJ II Candldnief Convemlou'
Itld In the Ciiy N Dnllna, August ~,
lpai, lbcfo viii b. haid, 10 the Election
Precincts In Dmlaa County, ToSas, on
H,rrrn,t, ocfmhn u lTl,
II Primary Election, to determine who
.hnll be- the candidates Of il,c Dcmo'
cratic party Of snld county for sheriff,
District Clcrt, Treasurer Surveyor and
Justices of the Pence for each Precinct.
For this purpose, the following pre-
siding officers arc appointed, with the
request that they arsociate with them
sclyc, such Judges and Clerks a. they
may deem necessary, and make 10 me
scaled returns of the votes cnst, on
Monday noon, October 10, 1873, ut
the Districts Clerks Office la the city
of Dallas.
PRECINCT No. !.
First Ward--C &. Jennings.
second Ward-.Ioe \. field.
Third War-W. q. Sterrrtt.
Fourth Ward-R. T.. hlrSe
PRECINCT 80 ..
-Lanraster- MID. Perry.
Cedar liiil--(ieorgc Wilson.
lIutchins--N, X. tirov~.
PRECINCT NO. !.
.Mc.Adams' Schoolhoasc $3.50 Fayette
CRAZY.
Five Mile Church Nicely.
StultZ's Schoolhouse-Dr Stultz.
PRECINCT, No. !.
Breckiuridge-J. l.. Floyd.
Pleasant Nalley-Hcrman Newman.
Farmers Branch--Dr. $. II. Gilbert.
PRECINCT NO. j.
Scyene-Henry Sweet.
Haughts Storc-A. b. Ianicr.
Pages Blacksmith shop - Berry
Page.
should any of the presiding officers
above named fail to serve, or should
the parties hereinafter mentioned, OF
any election precinct, be dissatisfied
with the selection made, such persons
then present upon the said day of cleo
ton may select from their number one
to occupy and fill said position, and the
action OF said person shall be as valid
as if said person were named herein
None but those who have heretofore
been, and are now, in opposition to tho
Radical party, and are affiliating witt
the Democratic party, will he permit
ted toVote.
All persons having the good of The
country, and especially of the county
at heart, are earnestly requested tt
register and vote, both at the primary
and general election. This is addressed
to those who are opposedto the presen
State and Federal administrations ant
the Radical candidates nominated by
| the Dallas Radical Convention of Au
gust 10.
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee Of Dallas county are requested t
meet me at the Courthouse in the cit,
of Dallas, at u NJ, on Monday, Octo
Der 10, 1878, to assist in canvassing thu
returns Of said election.
w. II. HORD,
Chairman Democratic Executive Com
mittec of Dallas County.
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LIST or gifts.
T0rAL. l2Om GIFTS. ALL CASH,

TOTAL. 1000 GIFTS, All CASH,
amounting Observation-Disclosures. ,lOOOW
The distrlbution VIII be positive whether
all the tickets are sold or not, and the l2GG0
gifts alN paid in proportion 10 the tickets sold
ALI unsold tickets being destroyed as at the
First ana Second Concerts, and not repre-
scented In the drawing.
PRICE oF TICKETS.
Whole tickets 5000 halves $3.50; tenths
or each coupon 500; eleven whole tickets
for $500. 90; 22I% Tickets for Sl,O00W; li3 Whole
tickets for $50 300; A!7 whole tickets for sl0,
OO0.00. No discount on less Than SjD,OO worth
of tickets nj time.
The unparalleled success of the Third Gift
Concert MS well MS The satisfaction given by
the First and Second makes It. only nects-
s;,ry to announce the feurthto insure the
prompt sale Of every ticket The Fourth
Gift Coiicalt win Ec conducted in all lis de-
tails lii;,, tho Third, and luii particulars may
be learned from circulars Whivh will he sent
free nom this otiioe To all WHO apply for
them
Tickets now ready for sale ana all orders
accompanied by the money promptly filled.
Liberal terms to those who buy to scll again.
THOS. il. BRAl6LETTD,
Agent Public Library, KY, and Manager
Gifi Concert, Public Library Building Lou
isviiie, KY. N-wth
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Weahesday. lie lamler 3, 1873.

Only sixty thousand tickets VIII be e0ld
and oncrl.Hif OF ilirst nrc intgIotd
Tor the European MARKET, thus lrilv-
ing only aNcr0 FOR sulV IN tho United
states, whcrr iG0OD wCr9 disposed NJ tor tho
Thirl COMFORT. lnt tIoi.riS are dlyitto 'hiO
ten fpul oNs or parts nfld Save on hrir LHck
the ,sciplnt with u iuiLaNllauauop Of The
mode OF dfpwing.
Al this concert, which win be the grandost
musical display ever with used IN this cOun-
try, The Unprecedented sum of
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q aoo ,ooc for 3 90

The Fourth Grand an Concert authorized
by special net He Legislature Tor tlic benefit
of ~" Public Liinrnfy " Kentucky, viii
take place In Public Library iiail at Louis
Nllln n a.
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| It is the only line running Pullman Palace
| Drawing 81 Dom sleeping Cars through from
| ST. Louis 10 = - !Nl..e ,.ltAt Ut change.
| II is the only line under one management
between these cities.
| 1t is the only line by which passengers can
| save from ca 10 30 miles travel, and from six
| to twenty -four hours time. Lt.
| II Is y - CHEAPER from st. Louis 10
| Nashville than the cilcuitous routc via Lou
| iSYilln.
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lhl..OOO.0OQ.

divided Into 1900 cash giits VIII be distribu-
ted by lot among the tcket-huidcrs. The
numbers Of the ticiSCts 10 hc drawn from one
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ara 90 EACH WEEK

AGENTS WANTED everywhere. nu.lnoel
'''''' % Ss'i ' CO. " LUIS ssiSsii
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Total. 1900 Gins. all 10000
The distribution will DO positive. whether all
the tickets arc sold or not, and the $4,000 gifts
all paid In proportion to tho tickets eold-all
unfold tickets being destroyed as at the First
and Second Concerts, and not represented In
the drawing.
PRICE OF TICKETS,
Whole tickets. $50; Halves, t25; Tenths, or
each coupon, IS; Eleven Whole Tickets for
$500; 22X Tickets for 81 200; ll3 Whole Tick
els 5000; aT7 Whole Tickets for 10000. No
discount on less than $500 worth Of Tickets at .
time.
The unparalleled success Of the Third Gin
Concert, a. well a. the satisfaction given by the
First and Second, makes 1t only necessary TO
announce the Fourth to insure the prompt sale
OF every ticket. The Fourth Gin Concert will
be conducted in all Its details like tho Third,
and full particulars may be learned from circu.
lars, which will be sent free from this ONCE to
all who who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale and all orders &C.
companied by the money promptly filled. Lib.
eral terms given to those who buy to sell again.
TIIOS. K. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library. KY, and Manager
Of the Gin Concert. Public Library
self I'm Building, Louisville, Ky.
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MEETING,

OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED vIR-
~ ginia Mining Company, No. 40l California
street, Room No. 10. San Francisco, California,
September 10th. 1S73-In accordance with . res
olution adopted at q meeting OF the Board Of
Trustees OF the Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company. held this day, 9 special meeting Of
the stockholders Of said Company Is hereby
called, the same to be held at the ONCE Of the
Company, No. 4ol California street, Room No.
10, San Francisco. California, on Saturday,
the Eighteenth day OF October, 1878, at
the hour OF y O'Clock. n. Of said day, to tAke
into consideration and decide upon . PROPOSE.
ton 10 increase the capital stock OF said Com.
pany from seven million and eighty thousand
dollars ($7.0So .0O0, divided into twenty three
thousand Fix hundred $1,000 shares Of the par
value Of three hundred dollars $500 each Qhe
present capital stock), to ten million eight hun.
drcd thousand dollars ($l0, SOC, 0OO). divided into
one hundred and eight thousand Q0s, o0O) shares
OF the par value Of one hundred dollars (tl0O)
each. s. HEYDENFELDT,
r. +. SHERWOOD,
j.. C. FLOOD, Trustees.
WIN. S o'BRIEN,
selstd EDWARD BARRoN.j
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MEETING.

EXCHEQUER MINING coMpANY.-Io-
~ cation OF Works, Gold Hill District, Sto-
The regular annual meeting Of the ~stockhold.
ers OF the Exchequer Mining Company win be
held nt the ONCE OF the company. No. ioi Cali.
lGfSsh s'yee x. s sa.h Francisco, California. on
the hour OIL O'Clock p. u. OF said day.
transfer books closed on FRIDAY tho nth
day Of October. 1873.
DAVID T. BAGLEY, Secretary.
san francisco, September 10th, 1873. sea IA
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&c 2gtd l.. B. HASTINGS, Secretary.
OVRRMAN sILyER MINING

" Company.-Location OF Works, Gold Hill.
Storey county, Nevada. Location Of principal
place of business, San Francisco. California
Notice is hereby given, that ut a meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees OF said Company, held on the
10th day Of September, 1873, an assessment CNo.
20 Of Two D0llarsC$2J per share waslcvicd upon
the capital stock OF raid Company, payable i'm
mediately. In United states gold coin, to the
secretary, at the Office OF the Company. In
MOrrOw's Bnilding, No. III California street,
San FranciscO, California.
remain unpaid on Tuesday, the 2lst day Of
October, 1918. shall be deemed delinquent.
and will be duly advertised for sale ut public
auction. and unless payment shall be made be.
fore, will be sold on SATURDAY, the sth
day Of November 1873, to pay the delinquent as.
sessment, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
By order of the Board OF Trustees.
W. W. STETS0N, Secretary.
Onicc-MOrrow's Building, No. 4l4 California
street san Francisco, Cal. sells Id
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

.TJAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from
II the effects OF Errors and Abuses In early
ife. Manhood restored. Impedlments TO Mar
riagc removed. New method OF treatment.
and remarkable remedies. Books and
Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad.
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Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pam institution
having q high reputation Tor honorable conduct
and professional skill Jy10-3m
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d yer Mining Company. Location OF Works,
Virginia Mining District, Storey. county, State
Of Neyada.-Noticc IL hereby given that at q
meeting Of the Board OF Trustees OF said Com.
pany. held on Monday, the 18th day OF Septcm.
Der, 1873, IN assessment OF One Dollar per share
was levied upon each and every share OF the
capital stock Of ssid company, payable immedi.
aiely. In u. s. gold coin, 10 the Secretary, at
his office. County Rec rrder's office, Court
House bnllding, Virginia City, Nevada.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Thursday, the SOlh day OF
October, A. d. 1874. shall be deemed delinquent,
and viii be duly advertised for sale at pubic
auction, and unless payment shall be made be
fore, will be sold on Monday tho first day Of
December A. d. 1873, TO pay the delinquent
Assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale. BY order OF the Board
Of Trustees.
sc 2gtd l.. d. HASTINGS, Secretary.
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And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board of Directors, made on the 30th day Of
August, 1873. so many shares OF each parcel Of
such stock a. may be necessary, will be sold 1t
public auction, at the Office Of the Company,
No. 4l4 California street, San Francisco, Cal,
at the hour of o'clock p. u. OF such day, to pay
the delinquent assessments thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
r. WEGENER, Secretary.
onice-4li California street, San Francisco.
California. 0c6 I'd
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