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TELEGRAMS.
DR.. Munsey is in Nashville quite ill.
A son of Duke de Montpensier is

DR.. Munsey is in Nashville quite i'll.
A son of Duke de Montpensier is
dead.
A st. Paul, Minnesota, telegram says
that the parties who made complaints against
Indian Commissioner Smith appeared again
before the investigating committee by cOun-
sci, and asked for more time. William Welch,
and his charges and documents, have not yet
arrived from Philadelphia.
The assistant boOk-keeper of the
Franklin savings institution, at st. Louis,
named Emile q. Rodell, committed suicide in
that city Saturday by taking pruSsic acid In
glass Of beer. He had been discharged from
his position on account of a anine-hundred-dol-
lardefaicatiOn in his accounts.
Susan B. Anthony has written to
Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood, of Washington city,
to make arrangements for the approaching
wo>nan's convention in Washington. Mrs.
Lockwood is one of the most successful law
yers in that city. she has an excellent prac-
uce, and is especially successful in procuring
claims and pensions. She has procured more
pensions during the past three years than
some OF the first men-lawyerS in that line of
practice. She has acquired good deal OF her
popularity by being a goOI, kind-hearted
woman, and by making advances occasion
ally to those of her clients who are needy.
There is movement on foot in Wash
ington and in Philadelphia, 20 purchase one
half of the Philadelphia Age for Colonel Flor
ence, the proprietor of the Washington Sun
day Gazette, and to give him editorial charge of
the paper. Florence is good journalist and
one OF the best men alive. His personal intiu-
ence in Philadelphia, one of whose districts
he represented in congress ten successive
years, is so great, that his return TO that city
as the editOr-ln-chief of its leading opposition
paper would contribute largely to redeem the
Quaker city from Its present misrule. Every
Democrat and Liberal in Washington, hopes
that the effort TO give Florence the editorial
management OF the Philadelphia Age will
succeed.
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Cewments Of the Press. ON she chief.

NnkIIMbHIS VI IuB FFeH8 On NU1 Ab1EtE-
Justteeshtp.
From the st. Louis Republican.
That this section will create profound sur
pri and disappointment among all parties
throughout the country, Is certain Il NgRs
entirely unexpected, nor is 1t too much TO say
that, Of all the persons named in connection
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MASONIC NOTICE.

THE STATED CONVoCATIoN OF .
Penn Royal Arch Chapter No. ., wiII/N
be held on MONDAY evening, December 9th,
at O'Clock, for dispatch OF business.
All Companions are frateTnaIy invited.
BY order D.B, FORSTER. NJ. HP
Al. WHEELER, Secretary dec-
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OLIVER, FINNIE G co.

OLIVER, FINNIE & co.
500 boxes Cheese.
1000 buckets Lard.
50 tierces Hams.
50 boxes Breakfast Bacon.
400 tubs Western Butter.
30 kegs Goshen Butter.
500 boxes Raisins.
1000 packages Mince Meat.
100 barrels New York state Buckwheat.
100 cases Shaker and New York Preserves.
50 barrels Cranberries.
80 boxes Dried Apples and Peaches.
200 packages Pigsfeet
50 barrels Pickles.
$50 half-barrels Pickles.
200 cases Eagle Milk.
10000 cases assorted Canned Fruits, Vegeta-
bles, Pickles, Etc.
400 boxes assorted Crackers.
100 cases Sardines.
D cases American Sardines
100 bbls. Nuts.
sugar, MolaSses, Syrup; Rio, Laguayra and
Java COffees; ORANGES, Apples, Nuts, Candy,
Potatoes, Etc, bought at reduced prices and
sold accordingly.
dec7 OLIVER, FINNIE d co.
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The following is a list OF the missing regis
Tered warrants which have been paid by the
county, amounting in the aggregate 10 hfty
five thousand i've hundred and eight dollar
and eighty-seyen cents, and the public art
warned against trading for them, as the coun.
ty denies all liability upon them, in the hands
Of al parties. They were past due when re-
placed upon the market, and therefore dis
credited. They possessed none OF the elements
of negotiable paper, and consequently any
party taking them does so subject 10 all the
equities Of the county. There is supposed 10
be also ten thousand or twenty thousand dol
lars unregistered missing warraUts that have
been paid by the county, and It viii be sew
eral day> before the list can be furnished, as
Mr.. Steffey's time is employed upon the trus-
tees books in making up a statement Of the
true condition of the cash account, which,
nut for the furnishing OF the annexed list OF
r gistered warrants, would have been ready
.+or publication. ". W. MCDOWELL,
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We cannot, we confess, speak of it admir-
ingly. 1t is a dead level of Inediocrity. 1t d.
fies analysis because Il CONTAINS so litsle 70
matters, but in mild, hesitating, insipid
way, ss II the President had loosely grasped
them, and was doubtful whether he under
stood anything about them-ss If, in short,
their subjection 20 the executive menstruunl
had made them all-great and little, import
ant and unimportant- equally vapid and col
orless, rf
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10000
I.aN %
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have certainly relieved the State of $4,000,
Al least of it's Indebtedness. In addition 10
this amount saved to the State, have Raved
a large amount to the creditors of the hank
nv manaRement OF Its assets. In one claim 1
saved the Bank OF Tennessee upward of s50,-
600. had securities amounting 10 So, lS5 81 TO
nav debt of $4,000. so managed these Sc
curffies as to make them pay SI0S,3S3 80 OF this
debt. 1 have also saved to the State or to the
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Wagner. A. E, jury service, February

Wagner, A. E., jury service, February
:, IS7s, No. ISIS 70 q
Virgins, w. r., jury service, Decen-
Der IA, 1S72, No. l65S..................... IA Of
Virgins, W T. jury service, October
~, 1872, No. .................. "a o.
Williams, w. T., jury service, Febru-
airy g. 1873 No. .lSl4........................ "a %
wood, h. b, jury service, March /,
1873, No. 1851 u 90
williams r. H, jury service, March
1875, No. 1917 u %
AIRY IS 1873, No. i764........'........ 10 90
Virgins, w. T., jury service, March
lo.0, No I452 10 OO
Virgins; w. T., jury service, Novem-
y, lSI2, No. 4S 10 %
Welman, jury service, March y,
1873, No. ........................ 10 90
WOOD. Isaac, jury service, February
"a 1873, No. 90
Wetherlngton, H., jury service, April
lS. l612, No. Sek5. ......,.. 90
Waggoner, J. H, jury service, April
4, 1873, No. ........... 10 90
Hilliiord, 3, jury service, April %,
White d Co., A. j., sundIies, October
8, 1872, No. 6l......... - =. .............. 80 Co
woodward, A, balance note of
,Woodruf, April Q, 1873, No. si6s.. 2,sOS 27
" alsh, John, burying paupers, May
. 1873 No. g7si...........- 1857 90
No; 1858 ...'...... IL OO
" illiams, w. T., jury service, May 3,
1915, NO. 2lS9. 10 %
Walston: H., jury service april, 6,lS73,
NO. W
Washington, D. M, attendance, May
8, 1873, NO. ....... 90
No. s557 IL 81
s55.442 so
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En sics.,ag,ar.

pASCIIAL -Diaa D9ctuO2r IL, at llaught'h
store OF IL seyCre batIi, llttls LEU, dau.iller "a
Or. L.. A anl Mcs Ganie PAschal, in the
fourth year OF hon. aSa
Her sun 9ing; were short-thp silken, un-
certain thread OF life was severed Within
.welve loa,s of the reception 81 tho fatal
wound.
Anothe, of aagth'hiswels has been takento
oestud tile Saylour's dialem- -anotherclo1u
swell to roll on the anthem of rcdesn!ns
love through heavens fowery fields, ana
nigh, ana ho.y blttlemen.s. Yes, anptAef
psrfaetcd saint has bsen transpiantei 10 the
happier bowers 81 Eden above. Yes heaven
,5nll dal no parer gem, and claimed cur
gltiie Lon,
Yes, It's wail with thos, darling, away
from All care;
Though y tinfal THE for ournaturssto be.r
For wa miss thee zach mcment-thy deer
wlnniny ways
And sweet little nrattle made happy oui
days,
But, dear little daring, we'd not call thee
'rwerc selfish to wish thee our trials &c
sllnce;
Since tiny saviour hath claimed thee and
given thae res.
From sorrow ana suffering, dwell there and
be blessed,
But stay not away from us, donr little pet
Canst thou not visit and comfort us e.,
Thy dear little wings could soon bring
thee, "Our Doye;p
Wen ever b. waiting thy mission OF love
LEX.
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prom Thursdays Daily Bcraldsl
TO ruE CHILDREN OF TExas.


Dear children, Of or loved State J
Aside from the holy associations Of
this lay, ithas a peculiar Significance
70 the children and the people OF
Texas. Thirty-cne years ago, this day,
was concluded The last battle between
the lsepabIIc OF Texas and the mother
country, Mexico.
Commencing at the begining Of
night, on the day previous about three
hundred half naked, half starred, and
poorly arl0cd TEXANS entered the
town Of siier, tl,raa miles beyond The
Rio 0rande, cutting their way thfoEen'
three thousand Nexieans, eommancps
by General Pedro Ampadia, an able
officer. Through the might, ana for
nineteen consecutive hours, taose three
hundred TEXANS maintained fl;elf
rn-it;on. and killed more Aexlfa'ls
than t,.cir entire band numbered
They killed fe1d on the ned three
,ln11rcI and lHentS->eTcn Mexican
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Le.ser fral.. Ml.slssippI.
"PEDBLE Hip DEsoTo, Co.,
Miss, December ., 1873. J

"PEDBLE HIP DE soTo, Co., /
Miss, December ., 1873. ]
DEAR HERALD :-'slimesn are 6lsto
here every way. Taxes $40 ON the
$780, Crops light-not half enough
breadstuns made here for actual neccs-
siiy-not half OF the farmers made
enough clen3' money 10 pay the taxes.
We hear two words muclily--Taxes
aud Texas. The negroes are hungry
and spiritlcss, and the land owners are
sad and wordless, while the war goes
on at jackson between the motley
crews, lie rulers that are sucking the
Iife-blood from the homes Of the heroes
that madcup the "Mississippi Rifles"
of Men lean fame.
McC, mbs l. carrying cotton from
Memphis to New Orleans, all rail, four
hundred and fifty miles, for $3.50 q
',a'e. \ " that theconnection is made
between Dallas and Memphis, and the
d:s.ance icing bout the same, why
moi have cCtson brought to Memphis
In. q ? . me and other surplus in pro-
POI ito flsur, hides and beef? Flour
we sch In Dallas ut $3.50 is bringing
$50 here in Memphis, wholesale.
Cotton bringing l3e. in Dallas sells
readily in Memphis at l5lc. Ought
10 bring it TO Memphis.
"UNcT.E DEL"
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tNlINN nf. HlIllf fufIfH f.N
I'Nl N. fI|IiI INIHI |N| |II |N|II.
nD!i.l COZ lnANlD n ilYniiFs u.'rYNf
Ihadsf 0l.I wag i.is a1n NJ nle lltn1Aulh
lsehlol W. HnI rlfl t.rnleni aud BORN 40
finm1on, Alkapal. iniNf rafly lunney his
parents moved w. rDN Hl, flr'10l ln
wilton plnoc via epcrf lnooays M ~ lHrly
hoyhopl hu youth, be- VelmNy lHl,ntihe
home ofhis pifsnty, No tht file VI pailne, lhe
dccensod wa hiiafked ulih lhe fafml 49,
eauc, moninsills iio cnloil uf which ciiHd
his denth. q wa " Tie city ui palinl inai
wc flrsi mt Tho doctaiiI 1, ana ieafifd ~ re-
gard him with fsullngl of warm frirndHhir
And dccp cllaem. liwnlvcd In his nature,
aud retiringhni unobtru4iyc in bis manners,
yet he was warm hearted, grnosous and
manly. 40 know him was % rgBard him
with e,seem-to know HIN well, 10 become
his warm nlsnl. Ills fritnls wcgo not fow
and true, bun many, nni ali alike, Indeed
AID In tratl, ifieadg. jas. entering upon
manhoois cs.nle yigoroui with health,
.lushcd VITA hops, lls soul Mica with hlsh
anl noble Applications, With mnnhoodh de-
tsrnlnel resolve 10 bcenans h0norgd uad usi-
ful-how tauiblu tlle st.ofs taat SO suddenly
dashed 10 Garth hls cherished hopes and
brlilunt aniiclpations. bravo ana noble
s,ul how long and earnestly did he struggle
with TINT most dreaded disease, producing
the Refinement OF phydcil torture--alns In
vain tbs strlgsie. raa deefoo hnd gone
fortll--lealh Ntu marked him far it's victim.
For months thi deceas9d aeoGed 20 have n
liberalization Of his Impending fate, md
.ummonell al h,s energies t. moot IL with
the caln rJr.ll,,de beeos-lns man, MS well
Is with the patient resignatiot OF tho true
christian. No murmur cscap Il Ma siPs-in
his hear! ware brought Into lilo h,8hcr aud
holos hopas, soon to maci with tic iulness
5freailzatior. Tried IN the cruc!bie Of the
,orest Of lianRn sailering, he came forth as
'feilaud gold" Gus. has gone nom Us ON
aarth forever. Sud Is tie reflection that
tround tbs ltmily iireiide no longer IS seen
his form in It's accustomed place, tnat I'm the
family circle there must forever remain QUO
,vueant ehairn Cunsoling the thought that
IN the last days of his Illness, his family
were with him, ministcrns to his every
want and comfort, and thai when the "last
mortal gasp proclaimed that the angel OF
sod lal boinallls spirit to thc bosom % Him
wllo gave IT, they wore WITH lim. He upon
whom an ag4d father had built high hopes
the idol,s d dar!ing and pride ofa fond ana
loting mo,as,'s hort The hope and JOY OF
loving Sisters ana ahectloaatc brothers, IS no
snofr. tirf@,eiciicn parents, sisters aud
orotAers Gn;iigaa NOT. bit, as dil he, so do
;o,, bow In nlre!, slpmis-.oa aad resigned
)bcdicnce to lehoyali's maniate-
"Jltige not the Lord by fceble sense,
But trust him for his Craze;
Behiad ftowning providence,
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Important Revenue Decision-T'sopi-
cal Fruits TO be Admitted Ercc OF

Imnortart Revenue Decision -'ETopi-
cal Fruits to be Adrnittca Ercc OF
Dnty.
BY recent decision OF the Secretary
of the Treasury, no duties qye hence
forth to be charged on inaportati9ns of
tropical fruits. He bases his opinion
81 Lection ) II Tie az. of. IaAe ., l.3a-,
providing that ON and after August !,
1872, certain articles should be placed
on the free list, among others, fruit,
plants, tropical sud semi-tropical, for
the purpose of propogating or cultiva-
ticn.2 The peculier phraseo,ogy lea
the custom officials to hold that only
those fruits asd plants which were
ssimported for propagation or cultiva-
tionp were included, Under this Iul-
ing, duties have been paid or oranges,
lemons, lines, grapes OF all Kinds iiys,
primes, bananas, and other ifuils.
Many of the importers paid the duty
under protest. 1hese VIII be entitled
10 recover duties Oh these articles paid
iy them since August J., 1877 Those
who have not entered protests cannot
recover, rs the law requires all per-
sons who may be dissatisfied
with the decision Of the Collec-
tor OF Customs ~ Tue toIt Nhtio INV
goods are entered, TO give notice in
writing 10 the Collector on each entry,
setting forth specifically the grounds of
objection thereto, and within thirty
days after the date Of.such a2coriain-
ment and liquidation, 10 appeal there
from to the Secretary Of the Treasury,
whose Judgement shall be final and
conclusive; and within ninety days AZ
ter the decision of the Secretary of tie
Treasury, TO begin suit TO recover I. e
amount Of the duties paid uader tie
decision of the Secretary. The oiiic.tl
returns show that of fruits and nus
they are grouped tngether), they me
imported annually about Slo,Nlo,OsO
worth. is estimated that the reco.t
decision Of the Secretary of the Treas
ury viii make difference OF between
100000 aud 500, 900 annually IN Tie
customs receipts The hack duties
which can be collected Ivy those who
have entered written protests viii
amount probably 10 about 500, 095.
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E.c..er Froei nclknap-Caalie giievc.
rersm ll,o wcniherford rlnes.l

4eAAANAs
rTram illc WcaiherfoFd rhpesl
DaAE SiR-- Tou and your readers
iave Doubtless heard The report Of the
kiiling ofscyernl men, near 1T. Grif-
I'm, recently For the Information of
y5ar fqaaerl ] give you the facts
IS stated to me i,y some Of those
engaged IN eNacnvoriug to arrest
t,ioae u tie lncn Who TeTc Killed.. tili
tie itli nlsta.il, G. II. Carter, Constable
pfseinut No. 2, FaIo Pinto county,
Stated ffoM lt. Griffin, with . detach-
lnent of tho 10th Cavalry, III order to
arrest band Of cattle and horse
llieYea ..t9 hid previously statedtheY
Noi.iil not bc p9ptifod. The oanstablh
and party llaalcd about 80 miles that
might, nli7eiHg the camp o. the thieves
'they wefe Ia eearci, ~of. The heSt
morning fdAr men Were oFertaiicn
diiv;ng aboat AGO head Of cattle, be-
lolgiiig 70 aiinost every stock man in
this part pf the country, Two OF tlicsc
were arrested aud the others resisted
bs iiring Their rev0iSefs 1T the consta-
bie's party. At lie time The firing
eolnnlclca1, tlic two who were under
al'Festattemptld to escape, one of them
gf;Ss.lNg Il cal'bige belonging to u
}noillher OF The guard, and the four
5, sfa inai9ntlY s.lpt and killed.
Pie eaHsEllle ai;d p1rts' thea march
-ei baek 10 the Elm Pens, in Tlrocll-
morton county, and found six hundred
head Of stolen cattle III charge Of sew
eTal mon, all Of whom were arrested.
Eup0n. examination, the constable
sauad tli4t he hid fapiases fer only
tuul. ofthc lasl party. Fheeo lie took
aud liberated he rest. During the
night these four atiearpted TO escape,
uupcfceiyed by the guard, and were
shetland Killed. All the stolen stock
Will be held at Fort Griffin until prop
ssly rlailaed.
The names q taoge killed are:
George sa6w, Webster Haylct Doc
IIprn alias Hard Times, shayhan, w.
J. Hays, john Ways, ialbert Clements
alag Bush aud jesse James.
The killing Of all these men oceaE-
rod in 1'hieckmortoa county. | give
you tliis statensettof facts as ircceived
( it from Mi. Carter, the party making
tlleaIests. I forbear comment, farther
than 70 express the hope that the
majesty ofthe law may be ylndlcatca,
and thosn who Violate its mandatca
may Le speedily punished,
Yours, etc..
j.. 4. VOOLFOLK.
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WE reloicest the general result o.
The la,u Slate electlops. Every state
officer Is Demoelatic by about four
lhonsapd Eve hundred majority. The
State Senate Is twenty Two Democrats
10 five Radicsla. GftAe one hundred
and sixty organlzed counties in the
State, about one hundrcd and ten
Will have Democratic officials and
about iifty viii have to do the best
they can with Radicals. ye!, foFseyen
long years, this State has been ruled
over and plandered by class Of Radi-
Gals whom decent Republicans in the
North would scorn to meet as social
equals
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One N'Hi i1iNf daff nLlnu nlliu4 ~
nl
"lWi iN' NnNlnf vffllfef hlHtei lniihl
un 'iN lnniii
An i9o ha.rhanal fonfod
AMI hrtAlen nui baineia mud bnldfleh'
~ '','' 49,, Z.
"''l 'l' hN',l ~ 'No eye ma INC n"'' "
u't'""'Ni
Nn'l wa 'l'iH Nho'h h'"n 'h'" roy
hnf'"o i fieeh
N"N We nu'''" 'nN' '''"'''u ana o"''''
OF Dn ln' "Hili'
'"''n.h 'nr 'eh'lnH h'lls'
"n'lo we h'n.u''" n'""o OUT ana y"
That The hraad-brcadcd slecds neIghed
niar In llelr aiallsi
Aud The rcyol at Inst rung 40 flilously out
That the arrows, close packed, almost
rung In their shonyes,
Among helmet, ana sreayce,
And the crossbows aud giuntlets that,
scattered about,
strewad tho dark, oal.en floor OF ia.
whon ,,or.,rd M w,,sa,, ro,c n,srea II,
,he hrow
49, -. 49,. ,d,.,, a,
s',"'''"s 80. - XXI w -
''s - - Wv ',t'N''e' - ,.,.
'''.sN wv NV VI ''' = ''' '''''''
Wy NVNs"i am,
S",nlhS u''' W N'' DI"'o-ueop's SUI
70 Wv '"''i
splrs,
In IL fnll-throated chime poured each
doep iron lung,
And the yule-log's red Tongue
Licked Tho hinge stSn,, onoosof ~ cavern.
oe aro.
Az rho name tl,rougI, Its nur,,y throa,
thundsred and sumo:
line,
Rsforo grco. r,,o,,nc ,,.,,nehos and Inst.
nv cheer.d ~ ,sat .,
when the ho,r,, hea5 annsnrf,I
Ana roa, rr,m no r,ast with ih,ir heard.
drencbed with vine
nm thn revalry disl away w,ory ma
weld, WV "'
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FELIow-crrizENs: My rotations to
you are peculiar. While a compare
live stranger among you, you last year
elected me as one OF your Represents
tiyes for two years. While in the Leg
Fislature took the lead in that series OF
measures which led to general cleo
tionon the ID of December this year,
land gsyp the people the first chance
afteiaIl We're free, TO elect new set Of
officers from Governor down to the
smallest Office. 10 accomplish this,
voted myself out Of Office, and there
fore, insteaii ofsstill being yalr Repro
sentative for u yearto come, Fam oni3
apriyate oitizcnao,ong you. AS pFl-
vafe citizen, Therefore, address sou.
We have elected NEW set of eoanty
officers Darktey as Sherlff and Has-
wood as Clerk. They have received
their certificates of election, given
bond, taken the cath and demanded
the Offices. The old officers, Laws and
Brown, refuse 10 give up the offices.
Thus the cssc stan ;s.s
.Fellow-cit:zens, having voted, myself
out of office, IN order 10 giyeyor iibei-
~, / feel warranted in Offering q
word Of advice to you. ! tell vol that
Barley is the lawful Sheriffof Dallas
couhty--D. NJ. Brown Is aprivatc sit
lien. / tell you that Alexander Har;
wood is the lawful District Clerk OF
Dallas county, John NJ: Lass Is q pri-
waite citizen. IL such is not the final
result, / am willing to be politically
crucifed. | advise you transact no
business except with Barley as Sheriff.
and Harwood.as District Clerk.
Your frieiid,
L. Z ID
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Largest and Bust Warehouse in Jefferson
TO THE PUBLIC.
DALLAS CITY IEYRLLIGEECE OFFICE.

Ieii- new institution. which has just becn
mat gusated under what W may personally
consider very advantageous clrcunlstan-
ces, having at once met, .fic part of the
most prominent ami experienced business
men Of Dillas. slbs'a'ltial ail, as we'll rs the
most iiattering ere asemcnt, raftiaularly,
nom our ununeSiiniibly charitable, cner-
gCt.c and popular Mayor, Bei, Long. precise
ly; on acconnt Of II being looked AZ By them
of mCmentous necessity. We. therefore,
strengthened in our future views, through
publication, deem t boldly our cuty to an
nOunce also to planters, farmers, gardeners
of all the adjacent and surrounding counties
that In o:dcr to Justify the confidence shown
MS, and also 10 keen up SO laudnbe spirit Ct
"go-aheadism." eyinced by the liberal and
inipulsivc people OF this coInniunity, that
hereafter the naliaS City Intelligence office
will, on application always be r-ndy TO fnI-
nish them with han IS ard all sorts OF infor-
nation concerning Real Estate matters.
Hoping that all those who ave so kindly
manifested towards us their best Wishes for
our success, by so generously Offering their
personal support, will accept our wnrmest
thanks, and also those for having not been
in many instances In proper col dition to
accom- molate them, our hup.blest excuses
We remain, mos respectf III your obedient
servants, PHILLIP L.ANERGNE,
270-dlt-w3t. manager. :.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-12-27

THIS being the last number Of th'
WEEKLY HERALD that will be issued
this year, we wish to remind our pat
rons that we shall commence the new
wear with as clean a set Of books as pos
siblc. Those who are indebted to us
for over six months-and there are
many such---need not be surprised II
they do not receive the next number OF
the HERAJD.