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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-11
T.el... sen. BY Express, c. O. D.. II desired.

s4o5 Cash Prizes. amounting o........$ 23o.oo6
This Legal Enterprise 10 Endorsed by the
highest authority OF tho State and best business
mon. Over one.half the tickets taken before
October LIST. Tho limited number on hand will
b furnished those who apply hrst. Money can
DO sent by mail, In registered letters, Postofics
Money Orders, or Ivy eIpress.. All prizes will
BE- paid In full. Agents winted. For full par.
ticularf address
General Manager. Omaha. Neb.
W. A. SEARLES.
General Agent for the Pacific Coast,
P..O. Boz ST., Virginia, New.
FRANK EDWARDS,
Local Agent, at Harris Brothers. No: 8 South G
South G street. Ja2s I'd
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
oBsTAcLEs TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men nom the effects
OF Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood
restored. Impediments TO Marriage removed.
able remedies. Books and Circulars sent free,
In sealed envelopes. IH = % ',
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 3
oo9th Ninth street, Philadelphia. PAN lnsti.
tuition having . high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional SKILL mha7 8m
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THE DATE OF DRAWING.

Fl
THE DATE OF DRAWING.
A IL, TIE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS
n having been completed for the sale Of the
remainder Of the unsold tickets In the State Of
Nevada Gift Concert. under Act Of the Legis-
laturs, I am now enabled to definitely hI the
day Of drawing. The drawing and distribution
Of prizes will positively take place on
SATURDAY, JUNE ~, 1873
AZ Piper's Opera House, Virginia City,
Nevada. -
In the sale Of tickets and in making their
returns agents will govern themselves accord.
ingly.
D. L. BLANCHARD, Manager.
WELLS, FARGO & CO., Bankers, vir-
Sfuia Ci,y, Treasurer. ar
apps I'd
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RAry1E FOR A FINE Coin wArcH.-

A genuine hunting cased gold watch,
the movements Of Swiss manufacture.
a good time keeper and In perfect run
ming order, is up for rattle At the Co.
lumbus Brewery, q few doors north Of
the News office. There are only lbs
chances at 81 a piece, and the winner
will get at least 500 In value for the
investment Of 81. Who will be tho
lucky man I? rrs fH
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aeuntorinI

ALBANY, April LITTLE Senators
reported as having received $1,000
each for voting against the pro rata
freight bill, deny the allegation. and
ask to appear before the Assembly In
vestigating Committee.
strike Abnudoned.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE gas men
colors to-day and ask to be re-
employed at old hours and wages.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE

I%.r.e1AL TO Z so1D M. DAnr srv.1.l
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BY n CABLES.
War Indemnify Fund.

Pans. April ll.-Up to the fifth in
slant 4, 1850, 900. 900 francs had been paid
by Frsnce to Germany on account Of
wal indemnity and subsistence of Ger
man troops.
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HELD, or Perish.

Thousands Of persons in bad health, and
those suffering with disease, feel that If they do
not get relief soon It will be too late. They
realize that their malady is gradually destroying
their lives. To all such We say, In good faith,
Try Bhstol's Pills and sarsaparilla they have
cured Thousands who were In dispair, and why
not your al
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Fos the rsry best Photographs, 70 to Bradley
d Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
~ ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. -
Montgomery street. San Francisco.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-17


The old and well esIublishsd house OF j..
W. Bowers, situated On tho Iavec, shr"ye'
pert, La, takes this occasion 10 assure the
citizens Of DallaB that they viii fnd That
the completion of the Texas Pacific Railway
TO the He'd River, will proyes grand Access
sion 10 their prosperous and growing city,
aud that, hcnccforth, every advantage of
water nav igntion shall be extended them In
the transaction ofthoir business. That cheap
frcIghts and small profits constitute the nrst
step TO commercial success, ana 'hhl Such
facilities nro now within their reach, and
can be most eininently attained by an early
communication, with the proprietor who
subscrlbes these lines. That for can goods,
case goods. snuc ~, pickles, western produce
tobncco, sugar coffee, nolasscs, bagging,
Ties, salt, and everything kept Wholesale
grocery house, the very best place on the
continent to go tots the nbscrlber' VINO Il
| very truly their obydient servant,
J.T. BOWER.
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We present 10 our readers to-day the
first batch Of advertisements from
shreveport, and ask the favorable con-
alteration OF our readers who are In
tercsted In them. Below we enume-
ratio those which viii be found In our
advertising colums to-day;
James II. Utz, No. Spring street,
Shreveport, dealer IN machinery and
agricultural implements Of all kinds,
Of Wholesale only. This house IL one
OF the most extensive In the South, and
has facilities fer everything in their
line at lowest rates
J. w. Bowers, on the Lcvee, whole
sale dealers la groceries, etc., has M
extensive stock aud can present cx,n,
Inducements TO customers. His stock
is large, and he intends to make II to
the advantage OF the people to call on
him.
Cummings a. Morrison, cotton fac
tors and receiving, forwarding and
commission merchants, on the Levec,
Shreveport, offer their services to those
Of our merchants shipping cotton aud
receiving merchandise over the Texas
and Pacific Railway. See their card.
II. II. Lee IL Co., No. Milan street,
importers of and dealers in hardware,
mechanics tools, wagon material, etc,
keepn full supply of everything In their
line. Read their card and give them II
call.
Gregg Il Ford, 20, q and % Com
mercc street (l4evec), cotton factorsand
general commission and forwarding
merchants; also, dealers In groceries,
wagons, etc. This Is one Of the oldest
/, largest aud best houses of its kind IN
] Shreveport.
!, McCutchen & Hagood, corner Milan
and Spring streets, cotton factors, com
! mission merchants and wholesale gro
J GERS, IL another lirst-rate house. On,
\ of the partners, Mr.. w. A. llagood, il
d well known here as formerly Residing
\ at Magnolia, Texas, In the same bust
ness he now follows. The house h
. strictly reliable in every way.
Hicks x Howell, on Texas street, cot
Il ton factors, commission, receiving aDt
:, forwarding merchants, nre reliable an'
4 prompt and DESTROYS OF culivating TIT
J, acquaintance of our people, as il cvi
:, dent by their inserting their card II
THE HERALD.
d George A. Pike, banker, Sprin,
street {, Shreveport, deals Ia exchange
gold, silver and currency. Substantial
safe and reliable. His bankinghous
prescnteda beautiful appearance on tn
night of the celebration, and was tn
observed of all observers.
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hoNa the many beautiful designs
he illumination at Shreveport, on
dnesday night last, none were more
que and attractive than the display
de at the bank building Of Mr.
orge A. pike, on Spring street On
B verandal in front Of the building
Is a fine statue Of Justice, with the
en- balanced scales In hand andblind
eyes. In front Of the statue was
lced number Of bags of gold coin
Il the inscription In front: "Shrcve-
1T to Dallas. Bring on your cotton.
res tile money TO pay for IT,
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Philip Wcrlcln, wholesale and retail deal
or Ia Planes and organs, office and HaleS
rooms Nos. s0-oo Daronnc street, Now or
leans. Qualities better, prices lower ana
terms more favorable than AT any aslablisii-
incnt South. Large sales fully attest these
statements. Pianos sold on payments or
3l2 "a aud so per month II preferred. Philip
werlcin's is the oldest music house, and also
the largest plane md organ house In New
Orleans. One-iourth million copies sheet
music OF all kinds Send for price list and
terms. ln3dtf
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VISITORS to Shreveport who desire a
nfortable stopping place, with ex-
Now its walkable.

Now it's walkable.
Now It's livable.
Now we can breathe easier.
AN altogether new Sunday.
Now our tempcn are less equitable.
PURCHASE your Sunday cigars OF the
Isle Of Cuba.
AND oil because Of the grand, tunul-
taous, billowy, gladdenlny, and pas
acknowledging rain.
J. w. SwTNDEiLs, Esq., and Colonel
McCaleb arrived irsm Shreveport in
season for their Sunday dcyotions.
DIR. PRyon, one of the quill brood of
that elegant daily, the New Orleans
Herald, passed northward last evening.
A coon many of those who have
been off sca-siding and touring il this
summer, are getting back, appearing
fat, fair and sassy.
One Of the Shreveport excursionist
got home too late last night TO drive up
the cows, aud his wife intends to make
him stay at home to-day and cook the
dinner, while she goes to church.
VicE-PREsrDENT WALLACE, General
Superintendent Dickson, OF the Texas
Pacific, and Judge McAdoo, Of Jeffer-
son, passed through this city, last
evening.
Friday evening, just before tho
rain, two belts Of light, of perfectly
white color, In the shape of a rain
bow, were observed spanning the hea-
VEINS from east to west, by q couple Of
gentlemen, who were Watching the
approach Of the clouds.
DIVINE Service will DO held In the
Christian Church to-day at eleven
o'clock In the morning and at seven
la the evening. Elder Charles Carter
Of Bonham, win occupy the pulpit.
This will be the commencement of the
series Of sermons heretofore spoken of.
THE Dallas young lady who told her
lover the other day, she couldn't bear
molasses, was sent down street about
an hour afterwards, in company with
the errand boy, to select a key Of the
fluid because, ~ her ma said, "Lizzie
alters did love the stuff so, and she
knew what she was gittin.n
Two YEARS ago traveller stopped
under peach tree, whose sheltering
foliage over the fence Of on orchard
In this county gave him omfortable
retreat nom the burning rays Of q July
sun. Dreamily he drew out his jack
knife and "sculpt" the initials Of his
name on the bark Of that tree, and the
other day this same traveller stepped
into our Office and showed us . peach
taken nom this same tree upon which
were tho Initials Of his name, just a.
he had carved It on the trce two years
ego. II had grown there with the
peach.
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The undersigned takes this method or
notifying the citizens of Dallas that hc has
permanently located In this city for the
purpose Of supplying all who may need
them, with the celebrated Forest city Light
ming Rods, which are universally admitted
by all acquainted with the principles Of
electricity, 10 be the best rod In use. until
further notice, NIL orders left NJ tho Crutch-
field House will be promptly attended to.
liodtf C.E. HILBuRN, Agent.
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+. A. sayrc a Co., having rc-purchascd the
drug business at their old stand, corner
Main and Houston street, Will be pleased TO
see all their old customers.
Dir. Frank A. Sayre VIII pay special atten-
ton 10 the prescription department.
July nth, 1873. lD-dtf
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We have received the prospectus Of
the Texas Farmer and stock Raiser,
the l.rst number Of which Is to be L.
sued September lst. II lsto be n large,
eight-page, illustrated monthly, and
the services OF tie best recognized
writers upon agriculture viii be en-
ploycd upon its columns. Terms -
per year. II viii be published In Aus
tin.
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nAnaAINI


Tho desirable residence occupied by 'ne
W. swindslls, eorner- Pacific Avenue M, ano
Houston street, IL onarsd for sale low Ih'
srounds embrace four lots thalf a biock)i'h,
building ons 81 tho best built ana mos
thoroughly finished In the city, having al
necessary out.buildinws attached
GEO. W. BAYLOR
N, Elm street.
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a me.,y sAlpmer. q nre.A..sa

- 14CavS OosNss - ssH~~sns~s<s
One IF our largest wholesale grocery
houses received an order from parties
In Fredericksburg Wtown on the Colo
RADIO, some eighty miles Northwest Of
Austin, for M much wheat as they can
purchase, between the present harvest
and the next spring planting. Based
upon this, five car loads were shipped
few days ago from this city to the
parties above named, and Us the char
acter OF the grain IL much superior to
any heretofore raised In this part Of
the country for which this order Is be-
Ing filled, we may expect that trade
will be opened with that part of IN,
sfnfe by the county Of Dallas. tina
will be Of tie greatest Importance h
both
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Miss Mary Mcowea will receives few more
pupils for instruction on the Piano. she
may bs found ct the residences OF me senior
publisher OF Tho Dallas Herald, corner Pa
cifo avenue and Houston street i~dlni
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,rurcnISs.


Twelve lots .ons block, on The principal
husInem street or the Town Of iiu'chins, on
the Central laallroad, In Dallas county foi
sale al low prices. Apply to
JOHN w.swINDELLs,
,~,n,,s Herald ONCE.
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PROMISES To PAY" will net pay
my debts. I urgently ask every one
owing me to call at once and settle. I
MUST have what is due me.
j. w. SwINDEMI.a.
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The best assortment of Havana and domcs-
tic cigars and Virginia tobacco In Dallas Is To
he had at n. Rcinccke's, opposite Cosmopoli-
tan hotel. H-dtw
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Saving Machine For Sale.

4 second hand Empire Sewing Machine IL
offered for sale cheap II early application Is
made To j. W. SWlNDELlS.
lj2-dtf
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I've tirst-rnte large harness horses fer sale
or exchange for good mules. Apply to
E.S. GAY, Jn.,
l5,-dtf once Jordan, Gay 4 Go.
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~ hsvs shs msllitiss ssd 'hs work
-. ~ q ~ good work, an" ~ ms
- r.ses. a. can be done anywhere
sss W nsss u q - nn"s ~.
pirs is wsrk eTHE DAILY MEN
An erEICE. CORNER Riia ana HAAS
ean eareesa.
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Three hundred cords wood wanted, Ash
preferred. Apply 10 Cd. Dcnt 4 Co., enice
CITY Railroad. lb5df
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ne knelt beside her dying bed,
"Spenk, daughter, speak, y The old man said,
"Wh Ia II father, where hlt, say,
EsElisli Female Bitters must have is-say.
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WE were gratifed to meet In our
city, yesterday, our old-time friend,
Captain J. II. Collett, with whom we
have so often stopped when he was
proprietor of that popular house, the
Washington Hotel, OF Galveston.
Captain c. sold out his hotel business
on the lst of July, and has gone into
the cotton factoragc and commission
business at Galveston, In connection
with Mr.. q. II. MensIng, late Of Bren-
ham, under the arm name Of Mensing
4 Collett We have known Captain
Collect for ten or twelve years, and
know him to be correct and prompt
In all his dealings, and can most cor
daily commend him to the people Of
this section. He will remain In our
city several days, renewing old &C
quaintances and forming new ones.
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New Market

New Market
On the west side Of the river, AT the fsot of
the bridge, Meats twenty-five per cent
cheaper than at the city Market. No charge
Is made for crossing tho bridge
lto-dtf W. A.JENKINSS BONNER.
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Parlor beauties who sing and play for the
benefit OF their sweethearts, should net for
get that the use OF English Female Bitters
relieves that pain, inyigorates, builds MP
and strengthens, makes them fool busyant
and talk with vim.
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Immediately adjoining tho city of Dallas,
$50 acres delightfully."- situated, and will he
sold In quantities to suit purchasers.
TlICRMoND & MITCHELL,
lieLtf Attorneys ut Law, Inllps, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-17

Standing on Main street yesterday,
we overheard venerable gentleman 80
one of the very old boys--staunchly
antagonize the alacrity with which our
citizens embarked their means In any
work of developing character to our
city. Old Knickerbocker fancicd that
all the palatial structures, opening up
of highways, and the manifold "blos-
somsn upon our "Aaron's rod" was
only enlarging the kingdom Of the
devil, and that the old, primitive style
was the 'brlghtest and the best, y and
that the "oltl oaken bucket' ought still
to chang in the WE'LL" Well, old moss
back, we differ. 1t is the boast OF our
city the city that has made you
richer by fifty thousand dollars In less
than one year--that IN all its improve
ments 1t has outstripped every city In
the State in the promptitude with
which she has inaugurated, and the
muniticcnce with which she has con-
tributed TO the contamination Of every
enterprise looking to her material nd
vancement and ornamental enrich
ment, and II would reflect little upon
her honor, and would produce little
conviction as to the stability OF her
ambition, II, in the very flower of her
development, she would hearken and
act upon your rookish creed, and,w
you, fold her arms and witness her
glory depart like n vision Of slumber.
No, stree! You moles must understand
that this Is the nineteenth century
that the United States stand In the
forefront Of Progress; that under lis
advancing banner every city, village
and hamlet marches with al inspired
step, and that all you Grimes and Mi
oawbers, whether In Dallas or any
where's else, must nerve yourselves t.
meet the thrill and fire OF the age, and
keep quick step with 1t, too, or you'll
be kicked over the stern of the "wes-
sell" That's what ails the rooster.
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Special Notice.

Two good residences In this city.
l5y.dtf STEAGALL & co.
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Remaining IN tha Posiofiice NJ Dallas, Texas
ON Saturday, August ~, 1914, which, u mol
taken ont within ono month nom w" nno''
date, win be- sent TO the Dad Letter once
Washington, u. c.
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Nnfice.

"Klss me and go,' said " blonde beauty
who had been using English Female Bi'tcrs
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Geo. NJ. I.ittIef1eid Il Co.. fur
niture dealers. have moved OPP
pOsitc the Scott House, Elm
street. where they will remain
until their new brick building
IL completed. ll7tf
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Paris Restaurant.
Jonas & Ever, Projectors, opposite Sanger
Bros, on Elm street. l57-d6t
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Ia The Pcopia ofIsrnsi ~ f4f HDilriHtnp
OF friends 10 difstcnf pniiinas pf ll' TiNi's ]
present my uNmr ~ ~ ypifn ui z hNa lf
lie Democratic candidate iri Thu nuNNiu-
tendrntof Public iiisvuriiOui tuNtci to Use
decision Of the noXt Democratic Nult t1n'
Venllos. The claims present 10 my iNlluW,
citizens Rrol J am undualrof 49, uld pnl
noted College In the SOnih tlnl Tor over q
quarter Of century nave devoted gF hrii
enorglps 10 educational cnlriprls'si uNt lnf
the lagl nftern years have been u surrrsdul
educator In Texas, aud Tor the lnsl 1lghl
yenrs had charge Of u Female College az
Ssguin, second ~ none IN he state, una
trull my rpprrience has qunliiied me 20 iuily
understand the best mode of conducting
schOos ofevery grade. ! lnyo taken much
pnlns Ia inform myself of the workings OF
public schools ia the diiirrent Sinlcs ~ TINS
country aud la Europe, aud hope, Y J an
the choice ~ yonr delegate, 10 i, nhii by
untlriDg devotion % the duties ni uifrri Ia
advance the education Of tho youth ~ TIE
county, IN u manner beneficial 10 thoin
aud satisfactory Ia the people,
", Is. FRANKLIN.
SEGuIN, Texas July a. 1873, lOO'dSwu
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jyisdlw ora u,,, mo,s,n oii'o
hilly competent to speak for the /,
hany. :
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We are authorized ond requested by Z
ndanIg ar
GEO. A. M. STARK ES.

OF Denton county, 10 announce him rs a
candidate for superintendent of Public In
structiOn ai thc ensuing election, subject 70
l.lAp
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FOR SALE.
B O A R ID 4 N g.

Mn, MARIA BINGHAM Is prepared tn
entertain boarlers Ut her residerce, nerr the
semsz ef vomnerre and Market stree'f, and
T'idH resrcrese, tdu
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viii paw the full retail price for one cop,
each Of the following numbers Of The Daily
Herald, vixa March 10, ~, ~, 70, u, ~ y
April and 10, and Juneh.
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A Card

TO the CitizenS of Dallas CITY, ana
Country at large:
The undersigned has established
himself as y general Stock Auction
Ger, Appraiser and Commission
Merchant in your midst Stock OF
all kinds, Real Estate, Goods, Fur
niturc and Household Effects of ev-
cry description bought and sold on
the most reasonable terms.
In connection with the above bu-
siness, have established an Intel
ligence Office, where l will receive
applications for business of every
nature, and hope to be able to give
just and general satisfaction to all
parties.
OFFIoE-Corner Houston & Com,
merce Streets, Dallas, Texas.
Respectfully, M. A. .HIBBLER.
March 6, 1873 -dn21:tf