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Metallic Burial Cases.
nALLAs SPRINGS ACADEMY

M, IL now open Tor the reception Of private pnnils
Inc present session began February ), and viii cnn
lln'e Tour calendar months. The course of stnS,
embraces three departments the Primary. Iptsr,
mediate and Academic, -"'ef
RATES OF TUITION PAYABLE MONTHLY
QN C0IN.)
Misunderstanding spelling, roadlnr, wrtiDr
gronsd rules Of arithmetic, and primary rsog
per month, So co. e'e'"pny
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ing practical arithmetic.
English grammar and Geography, per month. 81 N
ACADEMIC Including algebra, history, English
COMPOSITION, natural philosophy, chemistry. Ie
students of the higher mathematics or Iapru oso.
VIII be charged one dollar extra. Pupil, NAV ensos
atany time, bnt will be charged for the enirs
month, except in cases Of protracted sickness.
rhc school Is open to both sexes /: but nc soon a.
% ,au competent principal will be appointed
10 ,akc charge OF an exclusively girls dor artmen,
Parents and persons interested are cordially in.
r.sa 70 v,sit the school and inspect it's manage.
n, d,r . ~. NV. MARTIN,
r ""N"'" Principal,
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Seed Potatoes .

Seed Potatoes
We have just received large lot OF the
EARLY Rose and other fine potatoes, ana
also fresh supply of Landreths Garden
Seed of ell kind which we are selling very
low for cash. Money refunded if seeds and
potates ore not as we represent them to
be. WILLIAMS BROTHER,
n3-dwlm Main Elm streets.
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vENHE STATE OF TEXAS.

10 o"pe'ons Interested in e Estate Of Robssar Ro.,
deceased;
George Parks, Administrator OF the Estate OF
Kooeson Ross deceased, has filed III the District
Court OF Dallas County, Texas, an application for
the sale OF two hundred acres of land of tbo East
side OF six hundred and forty aero tract Of land in
Dallas County, patched in the name OFF. TAYLOR.
which will DO heard at the next term Of the said
court commanding on the fret Monday, in Feb.
ruary, ID 1873, nc the Court House, in thu Citv
and county OF Dallas and State of Texas. At which
Time all per'ons interested In the Estate of satd
hobaeon Ross, deceased, may appear and contest
the same II they see proper
~ Witness John NJ. Laws Clerk of
SEAL, the District Court OF Dallas County;
VIZ Given under my hand and the Seal OF
l.. y said Conrt,at Office, in the City Of Dali
las this 10Th day ofJanuary, A D 1873,
JOHN M. LAWS, Clerk, d. G. D. C.Teras
By u CooHBrs Deputy:
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Mr.. j. M. sALMONs, the iudefatigable
deputy sheriff Of this county has been do
ing yeoman duty in bringing crimina Is
to justice. Infractors of the law are in a
very bad way whenever the General puts
on his great coat and high hat and gots
square on the war path. Ho never feels
for a scoundrel that he dose mt fetch him.
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The Weather
Yesterday was simply aIful. Rain and
wind combin cd their united forces to
make it as unpleasant and disagreeable
as possible. From clear skies md bright
suns VIC have emerged to travel muddy
streets amid every conceivable attendant
which ia incident to n rainy season.
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Notice.

Notice.
AN about 10 close out my stock of La
dies and Gentlemens Furnishing Goods
which will be disposed Of at low figures.
have fine assortment Of Chromos, Shades
Jets, ETC., which will be sold exceedingly
cheap. MRS. McOABE,
Main st., next to Williams & Bro.
no5-d3t
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YAzoO COUNTY, MISS, May 3, 1861
DR.. IPm. III. Tut

Dr, VIM, III. Tut;
havs besn martyr to Liver Complaint foo tire,
years and after employing the best Of doctors, ant
spending almost all | was worth for different kind,
OF medicine, your agent induced mo TO try youl
Livot Pills. have taken them regularly for scyc
al weeks, and have been so much benefited by then
thai feel confident Of perfect cure. | consider
thcm tho best Liver Medicine ever discovered
JCRAPON,
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THE CELEBRATED HERLONC
l. Cotton Seed.

/ ~ .'Ash Ell HhEISIyON u
l. Cotton Seed.
FROM LOUISIANA.
BRYAN, TxxAs, Feb. sth, 1873.
Darid HcCrdnie, Esq:
siR-This to certify thai have planted ryo acrcs
OF Nand with the lerlong Cotton Seed, obtained M
eu aout the irst OF last May some Of the seed did
nor coma until the first Of June. did not rot ull
STAND, lgathered of the Ave acres eight 6al.s az
cotton, averaging over five hundred pounds each. I
am satisfied that with the same culture il will yieal
twice as mach rs any other cotton, OF which b,va
my knowledge. Besides il " easier gathered A
hahd can pick 10 to LOG pounds more nor day and
Is no more waste from falling out than with any 9th.
" >'''o"' W. b. DAVIDSON.
Witness, II. N. MOORE
We certify that Mr.. W. h. Davidson h, a truthful
ana reliable gentleman and his statement Ia corrob
GRATED by several other planners. '1'l
I'D. WILSON,
WIN DAVIS,
CHATrIELD, Navarrow county, Texas
December I'd, 1872.
Darid 1fcCrans:
=, DEAR SRI planted the nerlong Cotton tb. voor
IN yeaid proved TO 10 one hundred Der cent mora
IN an the Dixon, Shoepock, or peeler Cotton,
..t.f I. Il. P0lTERENT,
ire above seeds can DO had at 80 per bushel nj
Messrs. DARLINGTON 4 lIARsALIs.
+ ,o., MCDOWELL / HAMMOND.
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RELlEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAIVERS

Cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis soro
Throat, nearseness, difficult breathing, Inoipicnt
consumption and Lung Diseases. They bsye so
ms,e OF medicine, and any child will tste them
tnoassnds have been restored to health that had bo.
Ask for BRyASs PuLNoSIc WArrRs Prca W ~ oases.
New York, ~ '''"and' ST.,
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Rcwure of CuIOneI.

And all Mertural compounds. Better, far hettor
end urc disease than tamper with this mineral pois-
on, no matter how carefully prepared. Its exten.
sive use has already proven the cause of great and
distressing injury. Dr. TUFTS Liver Pills contains
nota particle of Mercury, aud can be taken at all
times with perfect safety.
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why Endure Whut IL Cureabic
"What can't Fe cured must be endured, - says the
proyerb but indigestion can be cured, therefore Is
is thu merest stupidity to endure it, Dyspcptics
have certainly right to continue dyspeptcs to the
cad Of their days If they choose, but it is not sup
posed that any rational being prefers physical tor
ment to ease and health tho probability is that IL
all sufferers from Indigestion were convinced that
an absolute, inihllible remedy for their complaint
existed, they would with one ri resort to it, We
most cmphatcally declare that such remedy do OK.
ist and that its name is llosteters Stomach Btters
Tho record of its success extends over period of
more th twenty years. and ii is learlessly allie ged
that during thu whole Of that time it has never
failed to afford permanent relief in any disorder or
arrangement OF tho stomach that was not organic
malignant and incurablc Tho testimonials that 20
to establish this important fact can be counted Ly
the thousand Stomach complaint that had been
aggravated by = total disregard ofal dietary rules
and intensihedand rendered chronic by medicinal
treatment or drastic purg,tou, have in hundreds of
instances been cured willn three months by the
systematic uss OF this celebrated stumuchic aud al.
Tentative. II should be remembered that weakness
of the digestive organs involves many other all.
monts DllliOusness headache, nervoui debil lily,
spasms, palpitaton Of the heat, rush Of blood to
the head, nausea, vertigo, aud sleeplcssnoss are
among ,s cOmmiants and results aud for all these
the great vegetable tonic is specific 1t acts first
upon the stomach, and through the stomach upon
the secretory and nervous systems aud the bowels,
its general effect being always genial and bonehcent
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Arrived.

Arrived.
Fruit Trees ordered from Louisiana
Nursery are ready fcr delivery, on va
cant lot next 10 ]. h. Davis Photograph
gallery, II. h. SPAIN Tor
J.J. UTTs, agent.
Do las 18th 1878.
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We Arc

We Are
In receipt Of new paper called the
Southern Patriot, and published at Mt.
Pleasant in Titus county, by WA. Leseur.
II is neatly gotten up and we hope may be
n successful enterprise TO it's owner.
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Pretty Girls.

Pretty Girls.
How often do we hear these words fall
from tho lips of men and boys, just estab-
lshed in their teens. Pretty girls the
matrons and mistresses see them, too
sometimes, and take deep interest in the
effect they produce upon those whom 4
relentless custom has chriscned with the
full meaning definition of ''lerda of crea-
tion." We have seen some Of the practic-
al powers Of "my lord" and have struck
our balance sheet, and arrived at tho full |
understanding Of his mighty proves over
these frail, fair flowers which bloom in
the gardens of life unguarded by single
thorn, save tho crusty ouss who does lord
y service at their command. We have seen
''my lord" toll with tireless hands for
whole month to deck q single wish of the
pretty girl with the results of his labor
We have watched tho Beau Bummel style
he assumes to create tender passion in
the anxious heart of his lady, and seen the
poor wretch "throw up the sponge and
threaten his destiny with death or some
worse punishment. And all this time we
have been struck with the severe com.
posture of the blushing lass 10 who
did not think tho case DESPERATE,
and was assured in hor own convictions
that recovery was entirely poss ible. We
have seen the full hedged bene d let prac.
Using some of the lordly powers incident
TO his patronal situation, and have come
10 the grave conclusion that of all thing
on earth, the greatest and best and happi-
est is aprctty girl. We are sorry that we
arc not one,of them, for We know too well
how to lead the boys into those ways of
"pleasan.ncss and paths of peace" which
bring them into grief while atfording the
most infinite delight to the gay heart and
bright eyes Of their enchant resses. We had
rather be girl than bird, and at some
other time we will give the reason.
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DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye has no Bad Odor.

Trade supplied by Il. T. GEORGE, Galveston
WnEELocK, FINLAY Co., N. o.; CONNER 4 WAL
kER and IL. g. llosKINsk Co., Dallas, aud all drug
gists throughout the State.
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Old Whisky
At the Kentucky, corner of main and
Market streets. no4.d-tf.
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TO MARRIED LADIES

they arc particularly suited. They will in a short
time bring ON the monthly period with regularity
anu n a'thongh very powerful, contain nothing hurt
ml to tho constitution. IT, all cases of Nervous md
spinal Affections, Pains in the back and limbs IA.
tigue on slight excrtion, palpitaton the Heart
Mysteries and Whites they win effect cure when
all other means have failed. The circulars around
sach package give full directions and advice or will
BIO sent trceto all writing for them, sealed from nh.
servution. ' w
N.B-ln all cases whore the Genuine cannot be
obtained one Dollar enclosed to tho Sole proprie.
tor, JOB MOSES, Is 0ortlanpt St., New York will
ihsnrea bottle ofthe genuine, tanning fifty pills,
of Its contents. e's'
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Mn. HlnpLER has some important infor'
nation for tho public in our Issue to-day.
Read his advertisement and find out what
(,
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BEWARE OF COUNTERrEITs.
Sir ynlnes ClarIse's
Female pills

are erfesrey couNTERfErED Dishonest Drug1ists n,
dedrer foeH Mo co"tteis 10 make greater profits Thu
genuine hdtS ne nams Of job Moses on each pack
are. All others are worthless limitations. The VEN
u'ne Pils are hiling in the cure Of those pain
inl ana dangerous discusses TO which tho female con
stitulon is subject They moderate all excuses nm,
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II STRAYS-DALLAS COUNTY.

Take up by w. r. Snow and estrayed before Jno.
~ heeroct, j. r., precinct No. /, one bay horse,
about 10 years old, about Is hands high, brand adj
ID on the shoulder, star in forehead, ane white on
hose-valued at $40. Also one bay horse, = years
Ola, branded on left shouder--valued at S25
Taken up by Collin Adam, and estrayed before n.
5. Guy, J. p No. 2, one bay Gliding, about 8 or o
years old, AZ hands high email star In forehead.
both hind feet white, left eye a little bomiuhed,
having the appearance of being cut for tho hools,
small collar marks and sadplcd marked, also, Ave or
SIX small white rpecks on left hip so small az 10 be-
hardiy precciyaabe-valned at Si5.
Taken up by Thos. Uhl aud estrayed before Juo
D. herrloOt, j. p, precinct No. l. ono yellow mars
about II hands high, about IL years old. black
name and tail, small star in forehead brandea n an
rshtjaw, and letter 0 on 10 tjaw, and JiIeD cor.
nected on left side Of tho neck Walked At SOS
lakon up by j. s. Rrittan and estrsyed before ].
U. heerloot, !. p, precinct No. |, one iron rray
morse about 10 hands high, years old, M brands
perceivable-valued at $40. T-' 1--'
Iaken up by j. X. Maukin and estrared bofors
W. halsell, j. p, precinct No. 4, ono sorrill
mare, IL or IL years old, about 10 hands high ,mau
white spot on left side, brands percsiyabIo--yaI
VIZ w. [2l-3t.
JN0. NJ. LAW,
Clerk Dist Court. ID. @.
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A CALL.

A GALL
We tho undersigned hereby respectfully call n
meeting OF tho teachers OF Dallas county TO "A.
semoe u tho court house, At Dallas City, on satur
uIy 'nc zzu INST, at ten o'clock a. m.
The object OF tho meeting viii be to discuss ,tho
situation OF school matters In our mi,t. 10 int"r
change with Freedom our several views and thus to
produce unanimiiy Of action OF teachers in tho
pending educational crisis '"'
Citizens aud the pro lists ara inylted 10 bo
present. RespeetmlIv '"''''' " w
Lancaster, Texas, W. JAcxsoN
Fsb.9, 1873, j. SMITH.
n2-d2
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Respectfully call the attention of all in need OF
Groceries, to their largo and wall selected stock.
which they are offering at very low prices
Aug. 10, 1S72-4S;6m.s.
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The Wcathc,

Da Has 18th 1878.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-10-23
mIssEssT PPI TAXES.

Our dispatches from Jackson, Mis- -
sippi. bring us information that the al
vice Of the Clarion, which the APPEAL
supplemented in our issue of Tuesday
last, has been acted on by the legislature
Of that State. a bill was passed yester-
day extending time for the collection Of
taxes until February I, 1874. We have
no news from Nashville Of any prepsra-
tory move on the part Of Governor
Brown to convene cur legislature in eX-
traordinary session, that similar mes
sure Of relief may be afforded the citi-
.zens Of Tennessee, and that steps may
ibe taken, by the passage Of law stay
log the collection of debts in Shelby
county for a reasonable time, to relieve
our burdened citizens from the grasp Of
renoorA eless oreditOr-swhich may be
looked for Is soon as the prevailing fever
in the city subsidies. There are other
wants demanding legislative action that
would justify an extra session Of the leg
stature, and we trust that the State ex-
ecutiye will bring his usual prompt de-
sire to respond to the public expectation
IN all matters Of State importance into
action.
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nr.r.1or nR. FREEnsN.

1t is occasiOi1 I for universal regret tnaJ
DR.. Freeman, " 'ho, s few weeks ago en-
tered upon his duties as secretary Of our
board Of health, died yesterday after q
few davs' illness from yellow-fever.
He was enc Of the first physicians to
practice in the injected district, and
when selected for the position he .hlled
50 satisfactory, had already fearful eN-
experience in his proposed heid
OF operations. He IabOIed as
siduousiy aud Systematically, and was
in perfect sympathy sod accord with
President Erskine and Inspector o Ban
non. His experience in the United
States and Confederate States nsvies
admirably fitted him for work as a mem
IJer Of the board Of health, and, while
he was never Over-saBguine as to the Ie-
su 1ts Of his labors and those Of his coad-
tutors be still kept on, in the hope Of
prevent 'Ug the spread Of the fever, 10
which he ,Nas al last himself succumbed.
He was higbly esteemed by the iacul-
". and would. had he been spared,
have no doubt made for himself a
high place in TIE public esteem as
an official without reptoach, laboHng
with an eye single to the public good.
We deplore his loss. a genueman Of
elegant address and many accomplish
ments, he will be missed frcEm our social
circles and from among our physicians,
with whom he had attained to very
high rank,
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LIE mnnruARY REPoRr.

The returns of deaths yesterday from
all causes are thirty, from yellow-fever
twenty other diseases three.
This is a reduction of seven as
compared with Tuesdays report,
whpn the total was thiTty-seven,
yei:l,y-fever twenty-seven, and ten
from other causes. The number
of new cases reported are not as numer-
rous as th.rse of Tuesday, and there has
been n gratifying decrease in the num-
Der under treatment. The number Of
relapses reported strike Us as inexcusa-
ble in view of the fl ,Nquent warnings Of
doctors. nurses and the press. They
should lie guarded against as
much as possible-indeed, with oTdi-
mary care ought not to occur. The stu
ation is no more hopeful than we had
occasion to present it yesterday, but If
e7I5 weather supervene upon the present
heavy rain, We may again indulge our
hopes fV the subsistence Of the epi-
der 10
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TG THE PEOPLE OF faE UNION.
Elsewhere we publish sn appeal from
the Howard association, the statements
in which are quite within the limit OF
fact 1t reveals the terrible condition OF
our city in a few words, and appeals TO
the sympathizing everywhere for prompt
succor and aid. There is now only
money enough on hand to pay the cur
rent expenses Of the next six days, and
as nurses, medicines, and other
necessaries can only be hired,
and had for money, we hope the
charitably disposed viii come to the
Immediate aid of our sick. It costs US
, sore struggle with our pride thus to be
compelled again to ask help from a
puhlie that has been so markedly gen.
erous. But the ''times are oqt Of
5oint,v aud We have no recourse left
save this of pressing our immediate
necessities upon the whole people Of
the Union. Memphis is one vast hos
pltaI-those who. are well being but the
nurses and helpers Of the sick.
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TURF SPORTS.


LEXINGTON, KY. October 22-Tht
second day of the Kentucky TrottiDg'
Horse Breeders associations races was
delightful in every way; not q cloud
and though not hot, yet sufficiently
warm. A large crowd was in attend
ance, with many ladies grscinR the
scene with their presence. The sport
came up to the most saDguine eXpecta,
tidas, and in one instance no less than
six heets were run, and the excitement
was up to the boiling point. There was
considerable betting and LOOl-selling on
the ground. The following is the re-
suit, and we may add that the track
was in the very best cOndieion. Com
petert judges pronounce the course un-
surpassed:
First rSee-Tracey stakes, for two
year olds, S5a entrance, half forfeit,
mile heats, best 2 - 3; $50 to second
horse by the assoeialsanj closed with
twelve nominations, three starters,
Stout's b. {. winning both heats, EWalt
and Patterson saving distance. Tue,
2:4S4, 2:54.
Second Taee-Wo county stakes
for year olds, $50 entrance, SIS forfeit,
$50 to second horse by the association,
mile heats, best in 5. closed with the
following entries: John B. George en-
ters S. C. Hylas. 4 years, by Alcalde
first, dam by Pilot, Jr. second, dam by
Roebuck third, dam by Sumpter fourth,
dam by Stockholder fifth, dam by Bry-
ants Diomede sixth, dam by Messen-
GER. This q walk or trot, but was trot-
ted in 3;2l3.
Third raee.-Purse 500 for horses that
have never beaten 2;45; $500 70 trsi
horse, $50 to second and $50 70 third.
This was by far the most exciting race Of
the day, there being fourteen starters
and the horses were arranged ia two
rows. Six heats was the 1nal result.
The first two heats were won BY Clay's
ChieftaD, the third heat by Medenick' Z
Captain Jack, the fourth, fifth and
sixth heats won by Williams Daisy
Maid, an Indiana mare. Time, 2:S6
~. 2;963, 2:S7, 1854, 2:422.
Tb. to-~rth race was match race FOL
sId0 3 Side. M a. heats, and won by
Macey's Chief. distanoing DAY
colt in the FIRST heat. Time, 3:49.
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A Pon.Eo,s nilh DC Chiefa.

WASHINGTON, October PA delega-
ton of Ute chiefs and one Apache, from
Colorado Territory had a pOw-wow villa
the commissioner Of Indian affairs this
morning, in regard mainly to the re To-
cation Of their agency. A chief named
Omay was the principal speaker, and
attracted much attention by his cos
tune, which included fashionable boots,
stock and scarf-pin, and his smiling and
Jolly manner was Ia striking contrast to
the impertuTbability of bis companions.
He spoke in excellent Spanish. Com
missioner Smith had q free talk with
Omsy and others, and promised to give
ther requests due consideration.
The President Is unKell to-day, and
has remained In his fayorite part Of the
EXECUTIVE mansion. Many visitors
called during the day, but were unable
10 zee him. The President was COM
planning yesterday Of a severe
cold, but attended to public business.
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uIsSIssIPPIELECTIoSs.

The main object for which the legisla-
,Nlre Of Mississippi was convened, to-
VII: tl.e passage Of a law that would
sstt,e the vexed question Of the proper
TINS n hold the next general election in
that stat, hangs fire in the house OF
rsnrasantot ves. A bill was introduced
fayorlng an . lection in the fall Of 1874,
,vbicb was read tslee, but the house re
fused to suspend Ghe rules for third
rasding. so that the bill might
be put upon its passage. Ihe
disposition in both Sen. Nte and House o.
Representatives is to pa IS a bill hAing
the election for the fall Of uext year, and
the campaign Of our sister Ntste is likely
10 come to grief.