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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03
9r, z, 9. Waters, 3abnar;t,

Demon|irator On ber 3abnar8nelihule in baltimore,
gsr. 43, SanpnerfraRe.
DIT. Bcters erbdlt bic natiirhen 36bne burb Bee
Ranpluns unb hGuus, iett tiinftlite SABINE auf cine
pstbenerts Wetbooe Elm II. siebt SABINE obne Sbmert
gen aus. ate grbeiten perben sarautirt. Beonbere
4umsrfiaEteit miro bsn 3dbnsn pon ainsern seiuib=
nat. (Gprilt5,lSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03

Wion bcredluet, OaB Ieou gets tete
Su0ianer ben Ser. Staaten 0nrAlhnltts
1dl | lNlliOn N0Qars tOiiet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03
Der &ricn oeocn Die NIpbrcs.

p at Is ran IS co, 28. iSebr. - Nads
ridten uon Drcta mcloen, OaB 9amter 3im,
Gurlp Seaoeo Sad auo Sad 9tafp Sim ge.
fern NIT @rlaubntB Tires 5duptIing8, @apt.
Jadr in@en. 6QirhilO'82ager Su eiHem freunOs
liten Beiub tamen. Gle beQbFdlti9teu, nit
ben 60 Cafe Snotanern wegen 8iderlattung
elmer An3abl ben WoOOcS geraubter Yfer0e 3u
uutlrbaubeln uno man fam therein, ben 0ioz
oOc5 Die Bferoe lpieoer Su Uerihaiien.
Die 6rteoen8s ommtiidre meigeru iidJ, an
Dem uou Capt. Sad beitimmten Ylage nit Den
Snbiaueru 81 unterbanOeln.
Man 9laubt, oaB nOr9eu ell &riegsratb
ab9ehalten pcroen miro.
Ifau lit augemeiu Der 2tuiitt, baB Die Erie.
oen8.@ommlndre Die 2tu8tteieulug Der Wt0r.
Der unO Die SetieBung Der WtO0Oc5 0li cine
Neieruatton perlaugeH mtroen.
Die SuotQner 9lauben, raB man ihuen erz
lauben luirO, al beH Eof Gtucr 5uritdiutebs
rem,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03
6prace 0rcc1ep's yfad1ae.

Stem sDort, /, Ytdr6. = @eItCru pur'
Sc oas SnUentar iiber ben gtaAlaB 5orace
Greelep's polenbet. 0aS attioe @eianlmt<
uerm6s en- betrdgt $127 $3.50, einidIieBlt bon
ieas Attien Der y8ribiine" tm Q8ert6e BON
s54 900 unO @relep's Snterelie oil Dem Ser,
Iaqe leiuer g3erte, melde8 etma 900 erz
reidt. 6erner iiuO nod iotgenOe 9luSltdnbe
uorbanDeu: Elm gSediel oes GOrneltu8 SAT-
oerbllt, ir., iiber $45, 924 uno cine Shulos
oeri6reibun9 oeS Saml. Sinclair iiber $4,000.
0ie ipertbloien S6ulOIheine, attien &C., wels
DE i'm Na6laIie 9reeleg'8 por9efunben wnr'
ben, reprdientiren bic Summe BON $40, 600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03
NSrGnSc.

gcw. DOri, 1. UlGr3. 6eute Morgcn
A llbr brannte oa8 @eibGit8bauS bon Singer.
iOu. Q9ntiou 8, 50. ab. Serluit $4,000.
gtep-O Orleans, /. UidrS. - !6euts
brannten ber Ole 0auier 56-62, Srauqeitr-,
uno 2l5-217, &bOma5itr., ab. Yerluit $780,
900.
OttIwautee, 2. MGrs. - 0aS 9Opz
liu9'ihe @eOiert uno mebrTe anbsre @ebduoe
in Dtontague, Wttf., Gpuroea am 0ienitag
6urA 6euer Seri0rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03
SrScrnrG1ln,

re pbsr arm otrbeirat9et ODER ui5t ott ietr 2ebsn
fr cine ieireu Wittcu entipretcnoe Summe uerherH,
nO in oen poroGrsn RQHge Ter bsi8eIetctltsn Sesa'
IfihFtpu HPht mir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03
Sir Samtlieu=yIdDarbetten

1T feline Ntaihne beiier, ais biz Home shuttle LOCK
Stitch, % tic oaucrbat uno enad ill., MID lsttt ees
f,6ni,t miro uuo iroenb elmer Der bsursn Otui6nen
sleihtommt.
@e toNst upn $25 bis $50 uub tuirb aui thrI Sabre
oorontirt. Sobn 3. Butler. @eneral@&9snt,
Rr. o, Worsz GbarlssftraRe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03
GaGGmQld,imeit ,ur Miet5e

Al 50 monatlit. 3um 8srtauie in RGten3abluHseT
Al s. pro Mon0t 8aarSabler erbaiten sinen ltoeraz
len ah,uo. Hpriep ss 2pusenilGaer,
,9tt9i1SF) SIR. 24, Sfprs Gutoipffrake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03

fopie Die Empire" un6 alle anoern, Guh pStnSer' 6
iBr. ." in Dem $ ampi eparirzeaben bon
9bomas Chants,
lS,r1 1G t&nr) gde Der 2ombarb= unb Sbarpffr-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03
Ser ee1eimrispole WfOro in Setb=
IPhpnf NAn.

gbilaSeIpbia, /. UidrS. - Cine De-
pejde Don 8etbIebent, Ba., meblt, onB bic
@eihmorenen Der 2eifenitau iiber Dtouroe
SnpOer ibre lluteriuhung nod nidlt bcenoi8t,
iORreru Fd) uorlduiig bis gum 9ienitag Ger.
ta9t babcn. Die bi5bcriQen grbebungen bus
ben eraebsu, baB Der MGrOer pou mittlerer
@r0Be mar, idmQr3es 6aar unO iAparSeu
Bart trug uuo gaHi idmari getIcioet mar.
Die llntcriuduug wtrO bel ucritloHcHeuGbitz
ro,, onTiibrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03
t4nterhemteen mao tEnterbDfen,

% BrO2ent bllllgGt, ais lfSeNo en- aNtEGE8
@eihdft in Der Staot.
gedicated Scarlet Doaene nnttiAeteer
geecn RbeumGtsnlu5
Werfuof , amen nntettle etoer
por Q1eu baiebter i5Gtrttutsn,
ms z,ro:cnf bisitaer, ais Ter ssrpDBrltd,tErfiS
Gin groBc5 aioyttmeEt BON
Rei{efaiten uRo 8Hrtetu,
Eorpie autb Wouteiir<9 amen untat'eloEtR' &otstz
tea, sstt!impfer, SancitnSen'c
Zeal &c 9artmann,
nsr. ES4. geR.9saltigaegsar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03
GimsichMno von iSiinfstpan;toer1t.

@Sai bington, l. Mari. Der Shab'
iettetGr madt betannt, OaB am l. SUM 1873
Die folgenOen8Onos, uHO 5war Gonponbonos,
welh. alS bic Stpeite uuO brittle ser,e O,S Sc.
ieteS pom %. 5ebr. 1862, Datlrt .Diai 1862
befannt iinO, cingel0i weroen unO OaB Die
3mieu Ourauf oil Dem Sage aufb0ren: Gou-
pom, srpeite 9erie, $50, yfr. 1915 bis Jtr,
27, 1893; 500, Nr. 25,936 bis ytr. 66,646
$500, ylr. 16, ,180 bis 9tr. 41,373; $1,000,
yir. 27 .444 bis gtr. 71,259; 9oupon, brittle
Scrie, $50, gtr. bis Or. 1900; 500, gtr.
l bis ylr, 1892; $500, gtr. biS gtr. 5000;
$1,000, gtr. bis Jtr. 573S, SotuI $45, ,00O,,
900. 6erner regiltrirte 8Ours $50, gtc. 841
bis 9tr. 1888; 500, gtr. 1892 bis 9tr. 1903 );
$500, glr. 1859 bis 9tr. $3.50; $1,000, gtr.
1851 bis 9tr. 20. $50; $4,000, gr. 4l03 bis
gtr. 64O2: 100000, gtr. 4778 bis gtr. 1880,
Sotol S5, 900 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03
Die SeGtrebub 9en, BEN WDrber So=
tier pom Galaen III reften.

Stew . oft, /. WtarS. - Die Nniiht
aewinnt bier gooeu, OaB e5 ben @infliiiieu,
peld)e bel @ouu. Dir geltenO 9emadt weroeu,
Inn Die llmuauoluug oe8 SoDesurtbeil5 oe8
Nt0rbers 6oIer i'll 3udtbausbuit gu erlpirfen,
i9lisBlid oob geltn9en miro, ben GOuoerneur
anoer8 gu ftimrsn. Sir cen 0t0roer intez
reiiiren iid II. u. 0amtlton 6rb, &hurlOu
@eeo, iowie bic Srau uno Der Sobn bes
@ouperneur8. @tna 20 Der einfluBreidhen
4updlte Der StaOt babeu eiue Yetttion nm
ummanolun9 besEooesurtbeilS uute1a 1aeihnet,
and Die sebn nod lebenoen @ei6poreuen bae
ben iid, fir i'm intereitgt. Dtan iu9t, DaB
ueue Gbatladen ans 2ldIt setOmmen Rno,
pelde cine berartige @uaOe oes @ouperneurS
red)tferttaen mitrGeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03
S5erntiiebte Sepefben aus
IkeilAs MnrE

Nen Dorf, l. WiGr5. - Der 8uube8s
transport, 9ampfer - SupplD" fdbrt beuts
nit elmer 2abunG BON 4usfelnngsgegenz
itdnben fir 8ien nad) Grtelt ab. Ser 0pfr.
y9uaro" iol am Is D. Dt. abgeben. Inter
ben bitoenoen SiiHiten auf Der 2luslteuung
iou 2lmerifa iebr gut oertreten ien.
- lSie man bort, babeu bic 4nmdlte Der
6e9ieruu9 NIT Der oes @teuerbetrugs au9e-
tla9teu Slrma YbeIp8, &Oose & So. eineu
Ser9leid gcidloiieu, mad pel4em bic 6trma
Der 3egierun9 s271 900 @uti6doisun9 Sablt.
- 8omen, weld)er benYro5eB um oenJfad)=
laB Der Wab, Sumel abermGi5 uerlorsn bat,
wtu i.st oil naS SberbunOesgertdt appeulz
.ren.
- Der pGdentlid]e gantberidt gi6t folz
genoen 9lu8wets; 4buabme Der 9(nleiben 3d.
525, POO; 3uuahme Der SpeSie $l,313, $500;
Abnahme Des @ourants $737 200; 4bnahme
Der 9epoIteu $3 1892 800; 3unabme oer &lrs
fulattou 1920.
- Marp Bronn, III @aIbingtonitraBe,
8rooilnn, wobuhaftr ueriudte R6 bente nit
2auoanum gu per9ifteu, luetl ibr SrnSer n'dt
in ibre 8erb,tratbung ruilllgen molte.
- Sames Bradcn lpnrbe BET elnen gSettz
ringen permaBen perleet, oaB er lest i'm Ster'
ben liegt.
- 9te bier etablirten Saufeute aus BEN
Siibeu baben eineu ioaialen Sereln 9e9riinoet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03
0ie &ttudttpu in Youiffaud.

" { Ii = ri "a s, w., l. Uldr3. - Die
6uitor8 @eiet3cbung erpablte beuts oeu@eu.
gS. E.DtcUituau sum Sunoesieuator fiir Den
langen Sermtn. UtclRluau erbielt 40 uno
Narmotb 33 Stjmmeu.
Dtar ipritt piel uOu eincm Ger9teid) Spi'
id)su cen belocn Barteen, bon miro cine iols
DE Grleoiqung Der &Crpidelur8en nibt Wobt
fir m09Iit gebalteu.
SGibingto II, /. WGr;- - tocute traf
eiu SeleQramm Don ciHem bobcu Beamttu aus
JtemsSrleans bier Elm, oaB tem 3uammeus
ltoB 5WIidlen Den b1lGeH, iid) beiehoeHoen
Bartelen III itrhtsn ici. Die girger miuiA,
ten idmmtlih, OQB Die Sad)e iricOIld 9es
ltlldltet meroe.
@Ouu. &armot6, mslder Ih sur 3eit nit
Dfc cyttllun bier befiuoet, srbelt btute 3uerit
Die Jiahrift bon Der Gratifying ielneS 0}iuas
len; er be9ab ildl ioort 81 oieiem UnO graz
tulirte Inn hersiih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03
6Grm0nia glONr 1tluls,
Sreecridsbura, "a,
.,,r 4 ~ n T-' + - .

WcDcr & BtuUt, 0lQeNIpNItFt.
Bareou uso RcoerlOg,: Er. & 20, 2srnatOn',
5pjiben @Gc0: unO SutauRl IBc, Horoiettc.
Obige 5trma offertrt8aderu, SoGrbtcrn un6 6ants
lien Die tfcr Sorteu TqmlItCn= uHo @rro=W WebL gu
ocu bilt9feu ttatn uno gtrOnttrt oonRNnbt9e Bes
freoigua9 buthtjiG Der G.uuutut. Sbculo nets Gn
6ouo friit qcml6!erc5 Corn Meal uno Ntubltuttsr
(Mll Feed) p55- Sdnolu erbQlten liberation Rabott.
fS0TFtl 6IEtgsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03
spe;ial : Noti3ell.
Shreibmaterialten II. T. 10.

Observation-Disclosures II. I. 10.
aIbrmsC muntaltIdbe, pbotoqrapbide uno auto
srapbiae. IN I1ll'ld!sm ssSsr.
sSpu Sonen 4rbeitstGiten in ruitihem &eber uno
solhic6,r, sfneietboijt ijtaitden, adrtenfditten in
rniiiibem Qeber, 0tarotfo, aalblsber uno Berlen,
blSite Uiemorunoumz Bidder uno 2asebuGer (Dia-
riesjT Observation-Disclosures 8dten.
cSusseubeimer q gBeiI.
ViQnuiafturiiten, SAMPLER
uno Sruder,
Iano g1sa- gEnI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03
! Trn,ent QGipart.

iluisrs sunoen erbalteu ben Sortbetl HnIerer
aroBen 8aor-&tnfduTs.
gartuttsbt & Darner's ,,.
Weolicott~@ ompGsute
uES che anbeyen 5cltebeH Sabrttate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03
&. Naine, Serausseber.
spestal : Noti;elt.
SaItttnDrs
H;re cSniltrdltce Sffice,

Baltimore
Sire Sninranes 81 liee.
stpTt iarttuabrero gegen 8trhlf ober S1aoen
SIittT 6allb aranourst, Gpob IN os5 Stoos, Dis i'm
sGnSe, ala arteu pon @gentbnm. aHobn., saeenI M U.
'S1arerb6uier Granddaughter, aferbauprooutte, Utss
bpIn' oougqerdtbiaaisn, i'm Bau besriifene ODER im
saisa in 9Gonns betneIite Ga3nsuss U. !. 10.
Tm. y. 6orriion, FrGHoent;
eso. 8. 8i6ers, 3, .. FdpT,
sConis q. g3ilioH, e. Roht. Senftne.
SnSnb Teruinatsu, c. Wortou SteGGyi,
sycnsis 8, 8ine, ID. &. ReUcomer,
S,,rn orrOu, Orpt1a potipis,
- a. Gsteucyt, %. gf. Saefsr,
on a Brure S5rosl 9pttu,
geo. 9. 5arrtfoH.
MrrIIrntous II ormulGrs uno nsters RG G9rtnt hbsr
1gHgsssN;SHit forD in bar Offcs, Slbpef=gts bon
orgbl s unS gBaterftr.. srtbail poau4 oEe4attrdse
Sosa+t rrIsbiot rpe1teu. 8erit9erunsen psreen ouf
asnh tine fFriff Quesnomneu, usltt her Ap2lfan
rohuiGsn mag. rr..n-S.x e,r.
(San.1.1S.D SF' Hsoor"2ffs' Sat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03
9ie ein,ige ad)te perbeRerte 2upe'ide
Nihmnlfiue.

Rr. 1907, Beits its8altimpreFrofe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02
LAST ADVICE,

Remember December ., 1879, the
second day of Independence IN the
sovereign State of Texas Men who
vote against the Democratic ticket OF
liberty will hereafter lament their
action, March 9, 1890, Texas DECLARED
her independence Of Mexican dcspot-
ism. To-day, December ., 1879, her
people will again declare their indie
pendence Of that horde OF oppressors,
known us Radical Governors, school
officers State police, scallawags and
carpet baggers.
Fellow.cltIzens, Remember the IN
nocent blood Of our people shed by the
late State police.
Remember the manner In which
Radical appolntccs have lorled over
your rights aud liberties Remember
how, only one year ago, Davis Radical
registrar, struck from the rolls seven
hundred and nincty-one good and law
full voters of Dallas county.
Remember, that If any man, profess
ing to be Den. ocfat, in The face Of all
these outrages, still comes ont as an
independent candidate, against our
chosen candidates, he is practically, no
matter what he processes, pursuing 4
course to aid and sustain Radicals.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02
VOTERS MAN rms.

10 avoid, as far MS possible, any an.
uoyanee to the countrypcollc, who arc
entitled to vote in either ward Of Dal.
l0s, We make the following summary;
First--All persons living outside the
corporation, between the Preston road
and Elm fork, must vote in ward No.
:, ut The old Masonic hall.
second-All persons, outside thcco
pOratlon, between the Preston road and
scyene' or Barnes bridge road, must
vote in ward No. 0, ut Tricks store, ON
Bayou street, opposite the residence of
j. {. Mcconnell.
Thlrd-All persons, outside the cor.
poratlon, north oftbe Scycne road and
between the Trinity and White Rock,
must vote In word No 4, at Youngs
warehouse, a little west Of the Central
i"iIoau uVpol
We hope those in town will be
prompt in aiding those from the coun-
try to find their proper voting places.
No one can vote out Of his precinct,
unless he presents certificate from the
District Clerk that he Is registered
voter of the county. We advise all
who can, TO vote in their own pre-
cincts, and especially do we advise
those from other precincts not to vote
at the courthouse, where the whole
day will be required to take the regis
tered votes which belong TO II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02
AMOIY nay.

Freemen Of Da'las To-day is the
occasion on which you can enroll your
selves on the roll Of honor, by voting
the straight Democratic ticket You
demonstrate to the world that YOU be-
long, to the army Of purity, OF good
government, of regeneration and OF
liberty. If your best personal friend
comes out in opposition to the fairly
nominated Democratic ticket, do not
vote for him. IA. b. claims to he n
Democrat and yet opposes our regular
" nominated ticket, his professions
and actions are Inconsistent. He
proves that selfish ambition with him
overrldes patriotism. And, therefore
fellow-D Democrats, as you value restoi'
ed liberty in our State, vote against
him. Vote for the whole ticket as
fairly nominated.
The Radicals, whites and dhrlSies
laugh in their sleeves Mt the hope OF
division In the white Democratic vote
Disappoint them,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02

"a
How will Dallas, with It's l'-e :,
thousand inhabitants, in the ne s..s
the white mans country Oh ..,s
stand elsewhere If her peopie nm ~.
day suffer 1t to go forth that her ;, pv ,he
ocratic citizens are so indillere',' y ',s
great interest involved as to relec. ",,,
portion of the tickets. Does'"us Tie
expect Radicals to vote the D mn far
ticket? Certainly not. ! nea .sase
whom can they vote exeep. ~, ~, .' .n
in opposition? Howmany pen, ,,,ns,s
are willing to beat their own ho .',a', the
by virtually acting in concer' WV ',,,ar rs
very men who heretofore ruleu ga ,.,.ars
as District Attorneys, he ,!" and
School Supervisors, State io" a The
Freedmenis Bureau agents - a
question is fair one and worthy man =,
sober second thought by e'e'' ,,atic
who realizes that only by Delno, ,'sad
success can free government Dere'''
i'm this State. -.a.,o, dis
We make 10 invidious perso"a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02
,,yuAs pAwNEp AND now IS

~ which the people of Texas wiz
u ,.t asunder the chains bywhich they
p p" been fettcred. The night mas
hoan long and dark, but the day mas
oome and ''now is" for deiivef"i'oe'
p yphl' long-to-be-rcmembored Tuesday
December ., 1873. us,,,,,
DI pofore this days sun shall have SUNK
J., p ~ GiurnaI rest, the sovereign voice :,
~ all Texas will have expressed i's.n 9.
peacefully, quietly and i,, laI hor We
frmlv. through the ballot-oo%; Wv
have every hope that peace wiz VIM, it ~,
name ,"sv S thc day ladened with such i'm
u'a ins duaes. We are sure that ITO
l pua.4 Democrat, who loves his co'ln'
s.1 viii be the means, or III any WIZ
.r,, any violation of that OF
coul's ,h decorum which should char
ue ,' 49," ali elections, but especially
a a. =. mo 60 momentously fraught VITA
'n d or in to our beloved state Nv
so 0ry Democrat realize that on s .,''s
dav \ part of the honor Oh 'ae ' onJ
:, u's = ,,mltted to his guardianship anu
Is oon ..o,. much he may be interested
~ ~ narticular candidates or results ~
~ ~ al Tomorrow, have the lhatuai 81" =,
~ ~, Of declaring the election 70
have been fairly conducted l'e. 'n ~
, har, voter in the county, whlte 81 81
,,r exercise his right of suffrage ~
uerfect peace and security oo,r,,r,iou
True Democracy detests eO u sa.re's
n elections, and everywhere u .t ees,s.a
~, attempts at improper interiere,'as
vi With the rights of voters; II "so ,,,, :.
Sa,lot.stufiing, bravado ana every FL ~,
o O'na If action calculated to defeat Wv
s ~, and =, unawed expression OF tue peo'
pie. ,s,rs defeat. with an
honest record, to victory won " "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02


THE voters of the Fourth warn WI,
remember that the election to-day wiil
be held Mt Young's warehouse no
the depot-John J. Eakins, presluins
officer of the election. we MAKE Jus
announcement, because, as puoiisn,u'
few days ago, we stated that 'he .'e -,
ton for the Fourth ward would nc aei''
at the courthouse. We repeat Oeiow'
the voting places in this city ,,.
Ward No. l, at the courthoase' we
Fendley's saloon. ,,,o
Ward No. .. at the old Masonil
hall, Houston street, for o.a'e " GU,
county officers; and for Dallas al.
Wichita Railroad proposition, :,
Beauchamp's office, near inc i
and Pacific Railroad depot
Ward No. 3, at Frick's store ~ v,
Bryan street, opposite the residence y
J. G. Mcconnell, rtg
Ward No. 4, at Youngs wafenV''''
near Central freight depot
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02
THE DALLAS AND WICHITA RAIL.
ROAD.

ROAD.
The question submitted to the citi-
zens of Dallas to-day, is not, as some
suppose, shall the debt of the city be
increased by the issue Of bonds to aid
in the construction Of the Dallas and
Wichita railroad. That has been decid-
ed upon by an almost unanimous vote.
The question is, "shall the city Of Dali
las issue fifteen thousand dollars of
city bonds upon the completion Of each
five miles of road-bed aud bridges
of the Dallas and Wichita railroad,
being fifty per cent of the amount al
ready pledged, the remainder of the
one hundred thousand dollars hereto
fore voted, to be paid on the laying of
the iron, and completion OF the said
road to the county lines"
Should the proposition be voted for
by the required majority we are IN
formed that contracts will be closed
with well known and highly response
BILE contractors, who are now waiting
fine result of the election, for the lm-
mediate commencement and speedy
construction of the road to the North
western line OF the county, and proVls-
ionly for its extension to Denton ana
the coal, copper, iron and silver and
cold mines of the Northwestern coun-
ties. BY voting ''for the proposition"
YOU vote to pay part of the bonds al
ready pledged, twenty years ai'ef the
completion of the "road-bed'" OF per
haps ayear or two sooner than nhuer
tbe original contract, THAT is, The
whole amount upon the completion
and equipment of theroad to the cou"-
ty line,)
We believe the immediate com
mencement and speedy construction
ofthis important railroad viii be IN.
sured by a favorable vote; the lrade Oh
he northwestern counties Will DC Sc
o,red by its construction, and peii'g
tho terminus of the first railroad TAP
niua the coal fields, Dallas VIII become
tha most desirable location for manu-
factories in the State' ,..
Remember that the clty receives :,
stock in the Dallas and Wichi'a ran
road company for the full amount o.
the bonds issued, AMI will, by oeco''i,
inr the principal stakeholder coh'fo'
and almost own the road.
Believing, as we do, that the propo-
sition is an important aud iaVofaoie
ana for the city, we hope every one
vii, vote nfor the proposition
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02

We expected to have had a. synopsis
of President Grants message for
publication this morning, but are dis
appointed. We shall certainly have It
for to-morrow's issue. On Thursday
morning we expect to publish the mes
sage in full, in an extra HERALD, and
in order to cover the extra expense we
have incurred therein, the extra con-
tanning it, will be sold by our carriers
at ten cents each.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02

II protects their opponents In their
Flights m froemen Of the same COM
monweallh, Itutterly protests against
any combination of men 50 crowdlng
round the polls rs To impede easy ac'
ces Ia them by legal voters aud We
call upon all peace onlcers and those
charged with conducting the election
to-day to see to II that no pollIngplace
IN Dallas shall bee 10 crowded by men
after they vote, but that they be kept
continually open for those desiring to
vote.
In nine, let no act be done by even
one Democrat TO bring a stain ON the
glorlus Victory we expect to gain hon
orably this day,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02

In voting ON the Railroad PROPOSE
ton to-day, the voters should remem-
Der that they must have a separate
ticket from the State and county ticket
but the polls will be opened ana 'lie
election held at the same place us 'lo
general election, except in ward NO. =
where the voting place for the palla ,'
and Wichita Railroad proposition win
be at Beauchamp's office, near INC
Texas and Pacific Railroad depot
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02
COUNTY TICKET.

For Sheriff:
JAMES l.. BARLEY.
For District Clerk;
A. HARDWOOD.
70. County Treasurer;
~. v. COLE.
For County Surveyor;
II. NJ. COOK.
For Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. |:
j. ID. KEDFOOT.
For Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 2:
w. A. GEORGE.
For Justice OF the Peace. Precinct No. 3;
CluAs. BARRIER.
For Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 4;
4. l.. FRANK.
For Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. .:
II. ID. COATS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02

DEMOCRATS, give one vote for your
country, to-day, and take little time
to see that your friends and neishOors
do the same.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02

SEE advertisement of a roll OF OIL
cloth found, which the owner can get
by calling on J. G. Mcconnell, Elm
street, and paying charges
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02
TEXAS

Expects every man to do his duty to-
day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02
DISTRICT TICKET.

For the state Senate:
AMZI BRADSHAW, of Ellis.
For Representatives:
JOHN III. COCHRAN. OF DaIIns,
DIR. A. X. MIDDLETON, of Tarrant
JOSEPH w. IXEMBLE, ofEIlis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-02

VoTE early, and in your own election
precinct, if possible.
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FOR SALE.

a. ~ soo feet. ON Commerce street, neal
Inc Nefhodist Church, for sale or rent, IN
Guiding good well, cisLern anu ,eslaen Eoi
sssms apply 10 W. A. TERRY, Of Jeiisies .
Terry.
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TATE


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The season having opened with such
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Just closed u contract for forty Cottage
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in addition to those already on hand, viz:
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Everything accessible will he used for
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The water is recommended in the urc
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