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and Friday as follows E:tsGiH S;I' i"t'':
Leave Camden !..-,.....7!s-.s "a 20A: H.:
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|. Stsadsrd Time ten ;pihuteS :elowat u sp
Washington; Elk minutes ahead ColpmLia. |,
days excepted. Both trains miis ciUie ce1:
nection to oil points North, South .aHHWea
Through tickets sold and bssgasetchsrks6 al
to all principal points. ,.rt,uI
JAMES ANDERSON, ,Genexalspps :
T z. r. DoRsEY, Gen: Freight 1nd Tictefkeent
WILMINGTON, Columbia and Aug. B. B.,
sUPKIIhI1EDEHT's U7azor, o,i
y, W1LM1SaToF, n. o., October 2, 1872, ~
'EE 81 61eHHaskl iAFTER tits date th'd
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Proposals.

proposals. :
Sa7sd sas a9ySse ba Ss T be
the Board OF Trustees Of the State Orphan
Asylum, for SITE and BUILDING for the
above named institution. In accordance with
approved February 27,,A.: D. 1873, to invito
propodals for site and building at required
by said Joint Resolution.
ai.LMs .hAR. WITURNER,
Mar 27 u T. - IS - .r'-s - - -2't th9S
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Eoh1e,

>ar5ueE EetiQe. 7fR .f, IA
oEFIoE GoMPTRoLLKR- GENERAL.
cy. GoLulmIA, 9. O., Earch 81, ls78.Sgs
TNRURANoE AGENTS. arc hereby notified
Il to renew their Licenses, from this oface, q
required by law. Il. HOGE,
Apr2. Comptroller General.
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60 3 80 z; 5|II |5s5ss:S2s}; e 1T

CHKREHo1DER hayine proxies intended
- be used atthea meeting to"b6 heldson
the. 9th and eth of3 April. are requested to
lOASs thsn Eish siths. Hi the ieoSi9E V9E cGni q
Of tho Bahf 81 Charleston. during tho norm
ing DIT tha t9fht tpr6ximo, for the purpose Of
verifying proxi6sc VOn tho following day,
during the Election. other duties NAL prevent
the Committee from examining batchea Of
rrbIies before the hour Of closing the polls.
20 G1'sO. HENDRICKS, J. COMMITTED 2
60 .EAy w. BURNETT. y on. 90.
i[3szi9Co R,iAIMAR,. ~ Il Proxies.
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Greenviile and Columbia Kail1caf,
~ - PASS ENG = 3

oteenVllle anu ColumbIa Ra1lIcAf
Sundays excepted, connecting with Night
Trains on eouth Carolina Rsill oad up and
down; with Trains going North and South on
Charlotte, Colu nbia and Augueta and WN-
mington. Columbia and Augusta Railroads, "
Leave Columbia at. ...............7 7.16 4. n.
Leave Alston. ................ DOS q. "a.
Leave Newberry.... 10,40A. n.
Leave Cokeabury. ......,.... 400 b. a.
Leave 6eiton... ....:.............:.. .. 30 p. nd ).
Arrive at.Greenville. ......:..:.. $50 p. 10:
Leave qreenville It., .t,..............,7 $50 >. n.
Leave 5e!ton..... ......,,........ :. $50 q. n.
Leave Ookesbury. ........ ..... II .16 Z: u.
Leave newbeEry.. .............t 8. 80 p. n.
Leave Aleton. ............ A.20 p. N :.
Arrive 1T Columbia .......,... 6.CO D, No :,
AndeTson Branch and Blue Ridge Dfpiifen.
DOWN. ''' UP.
Leave Walhana. s. 45 q. M Arrive 7.16 p. N
Leave Perry vile e. as q. ~. 6.8b D. M.
Leave Pendleton ITO q. m, , $50 D. u, :.
Leave Anderson $40 q. m. $50 D. m :,
Arrive at Bolton 9.C0.a M Leave $50 D, ID.
Accommodation Trans run on Abteville
Branch Mondays. Wednesdays ana Fridsys.
On Anderson Branch. between Belton and An.
derson, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
THOMAS DODAMFAD, Gen. Sur
JABFZ NORTON General Ticket
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eITIZENs' SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Deposits of ST. and Upwards Received.
INTER EST ALTO WE'D AT THE RATE0F
HEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNUH ON
CERTIFICA 3ES OF DEP OSIT AND 6IX
PER GENT. COMPOUNDED EVERY
SIX MONTHS ON 4 CCO UNITS.
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Annual Mesting:of tie, South Carolina
lsaatlIr RlsaattlIIro az qmppany and ef the southl-i Is
western sRailT9ad Bank. ,sllSia ki,si
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Wilmington; e olnmbia and Aug. B, B.
SUpRn1STENDEHrss fir11op

W1LI1Sa1oE, y: .U:, 0stobsrT D Isl. I'll ~
~ ~ .-Y folloRinR rSthadfiIa SllI
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DALLAS HIGH SCHOOL.
For Males and Females

The undersigned takes pleasure in an
nOuncing that the project OF establishing
this School has gone so far towards an un-
doubted success that he has been Instructed
to inform the public that the Institution will
be ready for the reception of pupils by the
sth of September next.
A more particular advertisement Will
appear in due time.
II. W. AIiDEHOFF,
Principal
Dallas, July 10, 1873. l%-Dwlm
Dallas News please copy.
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Hon. VIM. A. Wallace, the New Vice
President Of the Texas Pacific.


10 the Editor of The Dallas Herald;
DALLAS, Texas, July y, 1873.
The Hon. William A. Wallace, OF
Pennsylvania, having recently been
chosen Vice President Of the Texas
Pacific Railroad, our citizens will nc
doubt be interested in more partlcu-
lar Introduction. The writer has en-
loved the personal acquaintance of Mr.
Wallace for nearly twenty years, and
having been raised in an adjoining
county, is fully acquainted with his
history.
Mr. Wallace is now about forty-fve
wears of age, having been born and
brought up in the geographical center
of the Keystone State, under the Wig
orous influences of the pure atmos-
phere and romantic mountain scenery
of that beautiful region. AS his name
would indicate, he is of Scotch descent,
and possesses many of the marked
characteristics Of that people.
His home is in Clearfeld county,
the home also of Ex-Governor William
'Bigler, with whom he has always been
on the most intimate and confidential
terms, both socially and politically.
BY his own energies Mr.. Wallace
had, many years ago, whileyet in early
manhood, carved his way TO the head
of the bar in his native State, and has
long enjoyed large and lucrative
practice. For six years he was o mem
Der of the State Senate, where he eX-
erted controlling influence, and being
elected Speaker of that body, presided
over its deliberations with unusual
ability and universal satisfaction.
BY nature and education, Mr.. Wal
lace is q Democrat Of the olden school,
and has always been active and earnest
in contending for strict construction
of the Federal Constitution and the
sovereignty Of the States over their To-
cal and domestic affairs. During all
the contests of the active period through
which he has lived, he has never
swerved nor wavered, and the masses
of the Democratic party in his native
State look to him in confidence as their
able, faithful and incorruptible leader.
For number of years he was Chair
man of the State Executive Committee
of the Democratic party, and did all
that could be done in the face of power,
money and corruption to redeem the
old commonwealth from Radical mis-
rule.
Notwithstanding that the duties OF
his busy life have brought him in con-
tact, one way or another, with most of
the great financial schemes of the coun-
try, his integrity Us citizen, lawyer and
legislator, is unimpeached. For activ-
ity, energy and perseverance, he does
entire justice to his Scotch blood, and
the construction of our important high
way to the Pacific coast being to great
extent placed under his personal man
agement, is an additional guarantee,
coupled with the name Of Tom Scott,of
its early completion. Wallace, like
Scott, never fails.
PENNSYLVANIA.
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AN important work of art is j

AN important work of art is IN
progress in Boston, and is graphically
described by the Boston Transcript;
"a new statuette of General Butler is
in preparation, the two sides OF the
face being quite dissimilar. Seen rom
one side, the expressive face seems to
wear prohibitory legislation in every
lineament and feature. The clerical
white choker adorns the sinewy neck,
and the mouth is piously pursed up as
though one should whistle ut Il funeral.
On the other side the neck is bare,
except preter-Byronic collar resting
loosely ON the atlantean shoulders,
while from the corner of the mouth a
straw protrudes, and knowing wink
partially closes the eye, such as one
may see exchanged among the sons OF
Belialwhen one ofthem invites another
to luncheon. Both protiles have their
numerous admirers, but the full front
is said to be less satisfactory"
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NAILS.


IUnCI nails, all sizes, y keE,,,.u,....,.. III ~
Casing and finishing nails lc v 10 highc
than the same size common nails
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TO THE PUBLIC:

We are now situated in our large aud mag
Difieent brick store, and are Offering tn close
out our summer stock at cost and below.
We are compelled TO make room for our
heavy stock OF fall and winter goods that is
row being made arrangements for In New Or
leans and New York. Call and examine for
yourself before going elsewhere. Our clerks
are polite and willing TO acquaint you with
our prices and show. you our goods, buy or
aetly what we say l3Sdtf
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Monthly adyertlsemcnls inserted every
above rates, ,, -
Transient advertisements having the run
al the paper, iiIst insertion, VI " per squire !
oach subsequent insertion, 70contk per square
Advertisements inserted nj intervals, VIII
hr rhprG5d ns new each insertion.
All business notices of advertisements TO
he charged ~ cents net per line, each inher.
lion, No notice less than 10 cents.
All transient advertisements must be paid
for N advance.
All advertisements not marked any spec.
ihed number OF insertions, Will be published
XIX times and charged accordingly.
square Is tho space occupied by tenlines
solid NOnpareil
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TER NJ NJ

THE DAILY HERALD IL published every
morning, except Monday ~ slo year. ~
IA cents for one week single eopies,
cents,
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RANKING AND INSURANCE.
4, q, JORDAN, H. T.. AUNspAu0H,
President, Cashier.
CITY BANK Of DALLAS
CAPITAL $3.50 900.
DIRECTORS.
4. O. JORDAN, J.R. CoUTs,
w, e. HUGHES, &C. SLAUGHTER,

Thls institution, chartered hy the legislu.
turo OF the state ~ Texas, viii commence
operation June /, 1878 and viii do u general
banking, exchange, nnd collection business,
viii discount hlNi class paper NJ reasonable
mtuN receive deposits tuldpct Ia check NJ
sight and issue bills ipNUluugr on tho prln-
clpnl cities Of The United . u.s, Romittinccs
made 10 all tho Lending cities ~ Europe,
Special attention given to tho collection Vt
notes, dulls, ETC., throughout the state aud
elsewhere, The business of banks, merchants
ana Manufacturers solicited,
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CORRESPONDENTS.

National Park Bank, New York lloni-
Swenscn 4 Coz, New orleans, Hall, llutchins
\ CO., Galveston, Texas Fint National bank,
Galveston, Texas First National Bank,
Houston, ToNus; &, u, Johns 4 Co., Austin
TpNNS Raymond q Whites, Austin, TeNas,
Hours nom IA, IN. 90 y, IN, N,dNw
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TEXAS LAND LOCATING COMPANY

and will locate Certificates for one-sixih In
tereSt IN the land.
Below we give n partial list of the lands
that we are now Offering tor sale
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Dallas County.

r,n,a.o.. .,,r.,,,, -. .
Wv SVlYp, o ni,'Vs oi tl,e
q ner acr" P''''''o anu '''' p''oe'
- IN p, o ar,o' ,,n,ooo. -, n,uo
z1y nVrreS, 10 miles southeast o, DALLAS, part
W or w" ~ y" "''""" 9'iN'S' ulii'e'i price, !"
Ptits IL "ol ,,.. ,,v,, ,,,,,,,.o.,, -, r.,, $40,
~, ayIUS, = niles NORTHWEST Oh nnllaSl pert
W r wv f. pe"''i' survey "''"cr pilue, 20 per
"c rio ,. :. t,,. ,,,,,,.., -, ram. 4,
w 4creS, 10 miles southwest OF DALLAS, me
a. nov o,', 'N''S' P''''" ava" '''p'' P''o''
IA, ,,i ' nu,v -, ,,o, A.,
Der; 81 per acre.
80 acres, 10 miles west OF Dallas, part OF the
Thomas Collins survey, prairie;, y per acre.
100 acrcS,l9 miles east of DallaS the VIM.
Bryan survey, timber; s. per acre,
400 acres, miles north OF Dallas, part OF the
BledSOe survey, prairie, at $50 per acre.
StS acres, miles south Of Dallas part OF the
Low Dixon league, prairie and timber 1T
80 per acre.
sl3 acres, miles south nt Dallas, part of the
Lew Dixon league, prairie, at 81 % per acre
$40 acres, IA miles east Of Dallas, the Csrno-
nus Nernay survey, prairie, nj ~ per acre.
ID. A. Leonard survey, at IS 50 per acre.
d, A. Leonard survey, at 50 80 per mere,
lJ0 acres, miles northwest of Dallas, part
of the r. Derbin survey, timber, ut 81 30 per
acre.
l73 acres, II miles east Of Dallas part of the
j. johnson survey, prairie, mt " 70 per acre
ISL acres, II miles east OF Dallas, part OF
the W. Lanthgm survey timber, AZ 50 per acre
l6, acres, p miles southwest OF Dallas, part
of the w, w, hcrrell survey, prairie, al ~ u
pcrRcre.
ON acres, % miles southwest of Dallas, part
of The Harvey CLARK survey, prairie and lin
per gu 20 90 per acre
% e d''uh, n.iius hou'n vi lh'iias, paiS ui
~ ~ % y ~ ao"'ro n"i wy P'"iio W." 'i"ci
~ ACRES, nllits northWest on Dliias, phrt
III " W per acre
FARMS IN DALLAS COUNTY
100 acres. lniles east of BreckInrid.e f.
acre,
80 acres, miles north OF Dallas, 100 acres
9lOncrcs, 8 miles southwest Of Dallas, 200
dwellings, tenant houses, barn, stable, etc.
l2O acres, 9 miles northwest OF Dallas, 30
go acres, 5 miles north Of DALLAS i7O acres
81 90.
per acre,
part OF the j. Gillclon survey, prairie, a. 81
100 acres, 10 miles east OF Fort Worth, the
"a, 400 acres, 10 miles southwest OF Dallas, The
per acre.
FARMS
acres in cultivation, orchard and hedge fence;
Denton County.
5000 acres, 10 miles south of Denton, the w.
ncrs -
ON ocroy = milan south os ,oy,sviue II
acres III cu''lVa'lon' al f" per acre.
JacI, C.uuty.
~, scros Of q, IN no,o.,a
c
toeo oo..s -, al N nav. ao-o
is'V "eFes' al y " per oSre'
,v, .
"h"s"o
t,m ,o, -, % - o..o
ii'iV "Vfc'' ~ 80 per acie'
..ov,, r,x
H' >"''
Z,24e acres at " per acre
Era,b eounty.
Iano.r,. \, 90 Nor nero
H...
1853 acres, Jose A. Guane Surveyors oho"-
%. .,... , ,,,,., ,o,,,, :, pa,.,. ,,nr .,
acres IN eultiV"non' at 80 20 per acre
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BltEADSrUFFS AND GRAIN.
There is II good deal Of new wheat Offering.
Sales light; not dry enough TO bulk. Flour
In active demand NJ our quotations.
We quote:
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MITCHELL'S
NEW GENERAL ATLAS OF TrIE WORLD.
FOR 1879.
FROM OFFICIAL SURVEYS AND OTHER
AUTHENTIC SOURCES.

This work, by the welLknown s; Augustus
Mitchell contains n series Of ONE HUNDhED
MAPS and PLANS, showing the various conn-
tries of the world, PLANS OF S1A ,idela
CITIES, &c. Ais IN late LIST OF THEPOSI-
OFFICES in he UNITED STATES, with i'm
portant STATISTICAL TABLES, giving, II
Condensed manner, the different Government
of the world and their forms also their squan
miles and population, including that OF the
PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE WORLD;
Routes and Distances to foreign ports and cities
Land Routes and Distances to places within ths
UNITED STATES; the CENSUS OF the UNI
TED STATES for 1860 and 1870.
The Maps of the UNITED STATES cover
twenty-five pages of the Atlt,s
OF late years discoveries OF great Importance
ave been effected Regions, before compare
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tricts.
/ take pleasure in offering the above valuable
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USEFUL FACTS WORTH KNOW
ING!

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THOMPSoN'S POMADE oPTIME will cleanse
soften. beautify, and strengthen the hair.
Price 26 and 90 cents per bottle. 4Eit
NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE
CLEANER will restore soiled gloves to their
Pristine beauty and usefulness. Price 20 cents
per bottle. 3
SHERMANS COUGH LOZENGES will give
immediate relief, and certainly cure cough
Price 20 cents per box.
sHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES will expel
all worms, and are pleasant to the taste.
Price IS cents Der box
WELLS, MACHINE-SPREAD STRENGTH
ENING PLASTERS, whenever PLASTER Is
needed, are unrivaled. Price 20, 20, and 80
cents each.
CHINESE TOoTH-ACEE DROPS win Instant
Nv relieve this most distressing malady. Price
% cents per bottle.
RExFORDS INDICATED GINGERBREAD
NUTS FOR WORMS are readily eaten by
children, and are sfficacions. Price 20 cents
| per box. ...,.
| All for sale by druggists, &c.
$50. -. Il. G. WELLS s. CO.,
| Wholesale Agents,
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES for the Eastern District
In the matter of Thomas p Warren, bank
rupt--in bankruptcy.
At Norfolk, on the 18th day of March,
1873 -
no WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Please to take notice hereby that petition has
been. to wit on the 10th day of March, 1878,
filed in said District court by Thomas T.
Warren, of Norfolk city, in said district, VINO
has been heretofore duly declared bankrupt
under act of Congress entitled IAN act to estab:
iish uniform system Of bar Guptey Throughout Ssl
for a discharge and certificate thereof, from all
his debts and other claims provable under said
act, and that the. 2sth day of March, a, ID
1878 at IL o'clock A. NJ, before BENZ. b. Foster
one Of the registers of said court in bankruptcy
at his Office No. 26 Bank street, Norfolk, in said
district is the time and place assigned Tor tht
hearing of the same when and where you may
attend and show cause, if any you have, why tn
| prayer of the said petition should not b.
| granted. CHARLES L. BARhH
| NH lS--Tu2w CLERK.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
TED STATES for the Eastern District OF
Virginia. .
IF, In the matter of VIM. II. Rowe, bankrupt
in bankruptcy. j
At Fredericksburg, on the 9th day of March,
70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 90
Please TO take notice hereby, that petition
has been, towit on the 10th day OF February
A. d. 1878 filed in said District Court by VIM. H.
Rowe. of Gloucester county in SAID uls,
triet who has been heretofore duly declared
bankrupt under the act of Congress entitled An
act to establish a more uniform system OF BANK.
ruptcy throughout the United States, approved
March Cd, 1867, for q discharge and certincate
thereof, from all his debts and other claims
provabie under said act, and that the 2sth day
Of March, A. ID. 1873, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, pe1ore
T. L. W aterman, one of the registers OF SAID court
in bankruptcy, at his Office in Fredericksburg IN
said district, is the time and place assigned 1or
the hearing of the same, when and where you
NAV attend and show cause, if any you have.
why the prayer Of the said petition should not
| be granted. ,,,ona
| and third meetings of the creditors of said bank
| rupt will be held at the same time and place
| : - 1.l j. L. WATERMAN,
+ Register in Bankruptcy for
| NH 7-F2w LIST Congl Dist. OF Va.