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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-08

rs TRINITY CHURCH.-REV. q. s.
BIRD will preach Tomorrow MORNING at half.
past 10 O'Clock, and Rev GEO. q. WELLS. Pas
tor, at NIGHT, at half.past O'Clock. Sunday.
School in the AFTERNOON, at quarter-past
O'Clock. leDSr
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, January Z.
Arrived. Seraphina, from Savannah; Herbert,
from Galveston.
NEW YORK, January T..
Arrived, Hatteras, Siberia, Greece, Parthia.
Flag and Clyde.
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ALL the popular grades of the Waltham
Watch mandatory, at James Allan's.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
EYDurtg.

L1yBRpooL-Per Br bark Onward-S5 sea lsiapd
cotton, 1900 bales upland cotton, 200 tons pnos'
pQale rock.
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Received from chisolm's Mill. "a tlerces rice.

Received from Chisolms Nil. 81 tlerces rice.
To N Thurston.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Br bark Onward, Bullard, LiVerpool-Henry
Card.
Schr Stephen Bennett. Bennett Baltimore, via
Port Royal, U-Cohen Wells.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
schr Skylark, LorIng, Bull River, 20.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York,
February4 q.
Schr Mary q Stockham, Oordery, at New York,
February4.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Oordova, Steadman, at Philadelphia, Feb
ruary 4.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Brig Jennie Morton. Smoot, from Baltimore,
February s.
Schr Eagle seavy, from Baltimore, February 6.
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0AVANNAH AND CHARLESTON

UAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
= RAILROAD.
UHARLBsToN, January l8, 1878
ON and after MONDAY, January 20, the Pas
serger Trains on this Road will run as foll0WB:
EXPRESS TRAIE-DAlLY.
cave tybarestup ...,,.,.............. 400 P. n.
Arrive vt Savannah h....................loIo r. Ms
f.esve Savannah, .ll.80 P. II.
Irr,ve ot fIharleston ton,...........- IA. II,
DAY TRAIN-SUSDAYS EXCEPTED.
Jcaus ,marlesu,u u,u,,,..............7 TAO A. u,
Arrive at Savannah. ah................... o.So r. H.
Arrive at Charleston. 6.60 r. Ms
Passengers from Charleston by TAO A. Ii. train
make close connection with Port Royal Railroad
for all Stations Oh that Road, Sundays excepted
Tickets for Beaufort on SAL at tn once.
Freight forwarded DAILY on through bills OF lad.
Ing to points in Florida and by Savannah line OF
steamships to Boston. Prompt dispatch given to
fretght1 for Beaufort and points on Port Royal
Railroad and at as low rates as by any other itne
@. 8. GADSDEN,
Engineer and superintendent
5. U. 8OYLSTOF, Gen'l Ft. and Ticket Agent
junl4
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E,oR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN

CARRYING THE UNITED STATES KAILs.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN.
sskf6& sTEAu COMPANY go
VIII dispatch one OF their 1rst.class, full power
Iron Screw Steamship nom
PIER No. 48 N. B., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
Cabin Passage $50, gold. -, -.
currency.
For Ffe.eht or Cabin Passage, apply TO
- WILLIAMS & 9UION,
No. 90 Wall street, n. Y.
n. B.-Through Bills Lading to Liverpool laB1ed
~ the Charleston and New York Steamers, which
make close connection with the above line.
For particulars and rate Of Freight applyto
JAHES ADGER d co.,
WAGNER, HTGER 6 CO.,
mavs Or VIM A. COL JtTENA7.
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@- THE MARINERS CHURCH WILL
be pen for Divine Service every SABBATH MORN.
ING, at half.past 10 O'Clock, corner OF Church and
Water streets, Rev. W. B. YATES, officiating.
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The ChnrIesIon Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.

The ChhrIenLOn COLtOE, fEICc NIIU KSe@ V -
Stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
FRIDAY EVENING, February 7, 1878.
CoTToN.-There was father good inquiry lof
this staple, mainly for middllng grades, Whicn
quality was about nc q fb higher, while the low
er qualities were unchanged. Sales about l59o
bales including about 100 sold the evening be-
fore and not reported; say 10 at 16Hc, 80 at l6h'
Al at leX at II. 47 at TX, 25 at 17x, al at l7A'
28 at Tx, So at ls, II at lsH, lSs at lsH, 70 al
1sX, l2 at lsX, 80 at 1Sx 20 at iSH, IL at 10, 70
at 1eX, e2 at lex, 2s4 at 1sH, 243 at 1sH, al
Isx, at 20, at 2o1I, 10 extra staple at 2l, on
nrivate terms We quote:
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
The schr B Hazard, Brews ter, from George.
town, O, arrived at New York, February 4.
The schr Lettis Wells. Watson, from Boston for
Charleston, arrived at Vineyard Haven, Feb.
ruary 8.
The schr Mary Stockhsm, at New York from
this port, reports having collided with schr
Eclipse. and lost Jloboom head gear, and stove
starboard bow.
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WyEEKLY LINE TO .,
SAVANNAH, Ca, AND sEMLwEEKLY 30
BEAUFORT, 8. O.
The Steamer
PILOT BOY,
r.~,.,, Ut noNoItp

Will leave Acc umodation Wharf p ..nK.S
every MONDAY MORNING, at g. iESS1 1f3f7f2sS
O'Clock, for savannah, Beaufort, billion Head
and Spanish Wells Returning win leave savan.
nah every THURSDAY MORNING.
VIII leave for Beaufort Pacific and Ohisolm,s
Landings every THURSDAY MORNING, al O'Clock.
Returning, will leave Beaufort every FRIDAY
MORNING.
Good. consigned to care OF Agents will be for.
Warded free or storage or commission.
Freight received WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAY.
must be prepaid to Way Landings. .
Freight received for points on Savannah River,
to be transferred to Steamer CLYDE.
For engagements apply to
RAVNNEL. HOLMES i CO.,
tanB.Ws No. 80 East Bay.
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Chipping
NOR LIVER POOL.

K
The FIrst.Class British Bark "GUI0NA," II
H. P. smith Master. having port on OF ner Saa 80
Cargo engaged. will have dispatch for ABOVE pof"
henry CARD,
feb6 Atlantlc w WuatL
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no r NEW YORK.

The Splendid Side-wheel Steamship NAN.
HAITIAN, NJ. s. Woadhu Commander, will sail
for the anove port THrs DAY, the 9Th inst, at
half-pa8t O'Clock P. n.
For Freight or Passage engagements apply to
febS-1 JAMES ADGEk Il CO.. Agents.
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VIM. White. drunk, one dollar; fire IN Lau'
rens street, case ordered to be investigated.
rf.xx.a Conrf.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-22
Hurry Mncarihy.

Gave another one of his Imaginable en-
tertainments Inst evening 10 a select as
semblage Of Dallas fairest ladies ami bra
vest gallants. lie will exhibit his fun
producing, side splitting programme TO.
night, to which every body should go. He
is ably and emmnenily assisted by his
wife and Professor 0'RCardon, who has
made world wide reputation as musi-
clan, and not without merit.
In connection with this notice we take
occasion TO say, that Harry will remain
with us over Monday and Tuesday, on
which evenings he has consented to give
benefit to the Dallas Library Assoca-
ton. He is always ready to aid the str-
wing, suffering elements whenever and
wherever he encounters them, and as
there is no more laudable enterprise in
our city, and rot one better calculated to
give tone and worth to the moral, social
and literary tastes Of our people. We
hope that his further stay with us will be
most literally patronized by our citizens.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-22

ed that the report is current in the towns
north and south Of us, along the railroad,
that smallpox, in its worse form, is rag
ing in our city.
In these days ofrailway and competi-
lion, when there is so much to contend
for in the location Of the vast number Of
immigrants now pouring into the State,
we think It both right and just that our
citizens take this matter in hand, and Sc
cure, by their honest, earnest and com
bined efforts, ~ fair distribution of the
trade and people which would come to US
were 1t not for the frightrul reports they
encounter from those who are misinform-
ed and wholly mistaken in the conditi OH
Of our hygenic surroundings.
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Arc in receipt Of very large stock OF
Liquors, Cigars aud Tobacco. These gen
'iemen nave opened one of the larges.
Wholesale and retail houses in Northern
Texas, and intend to compete with foreign
houses in supplying the wants of our home
merchants by selling at rates which de fy
competition from abroad In the rear of
'heir store is the neatest reading room in
town, where Mr.. Wilson, formerly of
Vibksburg Miss, viii attend to tho wants
of his visitors in manner which il
bound TO give satisfaction. AS q caterer
TO the wants Of tastidious people, MIR.
wilson has no superior in the South Mr..
Pete Stevenson, formerly of Kentucky, is
also connected with this house.
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HEcalth.

lEcalth.
The spring months with their soft winds
aud bright skies viii soon be upon us
With it the birds will come, with their
sweet songs and merry twtterings, max
ink Emusic in the air. The lovers and
the loved will HE them on to tho beauti.
full bowers TO breath in accents low and
sweet the undying emotions of their k in
dred souls, The bright flowers full of fra.
GRANGE ma of beauty will bl DOM around
us decGed in ali the gorgeous colors of ma
lures rarest touches. Everything will
langh--the eaEth with its budding, bloom
ing flowers, the birds with the success of
their mating, the lovers with the approach
of their nuptial hour, and the Trinity riy-
err with chills and icvers, and several 9TH
err lesser evils, unless some steps are taken
to place the city in thorough and perfect
sanitary condition. We suggest to the
city Council the necessity of some action
on the bygcnic features of our city and
hopc that !, viii command their a,tcnti on
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The Ranking

Establishment of Messrs, }. G. Jordan
" o., cornor Market and Commerce
streets established January lst, 1866, dis
counts first class paper, makes collections
in all parts of the country, draws at sight
for gold or currency on New York, st,
Louis, New Orleans and Galveston; and
effects insurance against fire in some Of
Of the best companies in the country.
See card
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ESTRAYS-DALLAs COUNTY.

Taken ~ ~ L \ Grlcey md estrayed before
= n Z cor, J. Pge2nctAQ ono brown HORS
> of years ca, ljl5 hand. lligh, rioht owe mt
eft fore foot and right hind foot white star IN fore
ne"" enI sight saddle marks, no brands perceiya-
bic Appraised at SO. n25wat
rake up bI W. Il. Snow and estrayed before Jno.
~ heerloct, j. p, precinct No. L. one bay horse,
anu; ~ years old ahoutll5 hand, high, branded
~ on me shoulder, star in forehead, ane white on
hose-yaued at $40. Also one bay horse. = wars
Oin branded OH left shOuldcr-valued at so5
Iaken up by Collin Adams md estraved before r.
:. guy, ). r. NO., Que bay Gliding about s or 0
years od, l1I2 hands high, small star in forehead,
,otn hiud icet white left eye little blemishcd,
imt1E the appearance OF being cut for tho hooks,
slaooliar MARKS and sadpcd marked, also, five or
SIX small wbiterpecks on left hip 80 small as 4, he
hardly precctvaiblc- valned ut Sj5! = -
Taken mp by Thos. Uhl and estrayed be fore Juo.
d. kerrfoot, j. p, ptecinc. No. L. one yellow mars
abodt IA hands high, about IL Years old black
name and tail, small star in forehead, branded T on
r'snt jaw, and letter on 10 jaw, and JHED con.
heuteo on lett side of the neck valued nj Sos
taken M BY US, Rrittain and estrsysd sefore ],
- heerioot, ". r., precinct No. l, one iron gray
morse, about 10 hands high, 7 year; old n, brands
peneiyable--vaued at $40 ' -
49, iaKeh up by j, H. Maukin and, estrared befors
W. iiaisell, j. p, precinct No. A. one sorrill
mare II or II years DID, about Is hands bipb. small
WIN, iot on lott side no brands pereeiyable--val-
W." :" S'- w. 2l.3t.
Xxx. JN0. NJ. LAW,
Clerk Dist, Court, D. G.
SupscRIDE FOR run pAILY HERALD,
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improvements.

improvements.
ihere are several new buildings going
up on Elm Street, among the number is n
urge Hotel, which is being erected by
Messrs' Blake y Barkley, The building
VIII front one hundred fecton Elm street
and two hundred feet on Jefferson street
running back to Pacific Avenue The main
'front.' being on Elm street. twill be two
s'orys high--thc dining room 10 be forty
by fifty feet with thirty large and airy
bed rooms above stairs; There will also
DC two handsome parlors elegantly fitted
up iof the convenince of its guests. We
wish the new enterprise unbounded sue
cess.
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Seed Potatoes.

We have just received large lot OF tho
Eirly Rose add other fine poiatoes and
also fresh supply of Landreths Garden
Seed of oil kind, which We are selling very
low sor cash. Money refunded if seeds and
potates are not rs we represent them to
be. WILLIAMS BROTHER,
n3-dwlm Main & Elm streets
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The HERALp having relieved us of the
melancholy duty of issueinga daily pa.
per, we are now giving more attention to
the noble and munerativc art of job
printing, which is the News hest hold.
"Nuihs Petenhbas, muiios desmt," which be-
ing translated is "ihe longest pole knocks
tho persimmons.n - Ncvs.
Remember, brother Baylor, that the
man who carries the +" longest pole don't
always get the greatest number Of per.
simmons. While you arc fooling away
your time with that long pole, you speak
of, we grow fat on the persimmons you
knock off.
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Family Groceries

The card Of Mcsars. j. L. Downs & Co.,
grocers, north side Of the square, will be
found in our columns, They keep all
manner of family and fancy groceries,
and sell at the very lowest cash prices.
They are JUST in receipt of a lot seed po-
tatoes--Early Goodrich, Early Rose and
every other varieiy,--and also other CUR
den seed. Give them call
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Hotel Arri Vals.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.

CUnMOPOLlIAN HOTEL,
ID Dixon W Dixon W IL Carpenter st Louis
I Watershou NO, j b lain Cal; j s Blair J Iolimicl
" Jones st Louis, IL Skin ming G A Miller n Y
| Elsoe Houston, s Dean Galveston
DALLAS HOTEL.
q Johnson A Jones Tex; p Rogers W Brown
Vt WORTH Ron q Davidson W u Wade D NJ Ste wart
LR W Wakefield Tenn; W ElmondsOn La;
lIern EJ Waters Tex; o Wegafirth Tex, 7 Ian gdon
\ r RR w Thomas Ft Worth; 4 V Walker W
Loe Rtiney q II Shoot Tex; Il Summers ]
summers La LG Var5real Nd; W Fowler Alt
Wilson city j UrtS Il Sutton Ia; $ Il Goodson
NJ I Cooper N Wiljurn No; ulsh 'rox,
CRCrCHFlELD HOUSE.
NJ FmGeson A Largo Kan; A Q Chase st Lo uls
G L AGhey 7 " Willy J pery Tex; IL W Davis j n
Manson Tom; N Il Voting NG hen Hergog II ew-
man and wc Iowa; G Wanr W b Waine II B
Hook Md Il G Shaw G A Blessing TexI A Glenn
Tenn W NJ Laugh in * ST RR; Newe II Ark;
Henry Miss;
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VIZ were pleased to meet in our Office
yesterday the Hon. C, Davidson, formerly
member ofthe Editorial Faculty Of New
Orleans, and at one time American Con +.
sui to Bordeaux. Mr.. Davidson is highly
pleased with Dallas and its surround ~
and we hope may make it is home.
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In THE notice of preaching by Elder G.
7. Wilbur, in yesterday paper, we stated
that service would be held at the Presby.
terrain church, on Jefferson sireet--it
should have neen at the new Presbyterian
church on Elm street, near DR.. Ewells
residence.
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DALLAS,
TEXAS.
dr. HUGHES
INFIRMARY,
DALLAS TEXAS.
DIR. f, u, HUGHES


Begs leave to inform tho citi29ns of Dallas and ri.
cinty that he has permanently located in this CITY,
WIN view OF dc,otng himself to the treatment Of
such diseases as he has made special tics, besides
con inung the general practices of the profession of
medicine, in which he has been engaged in this
state for the last % years. Heis provided with III
She necessary instruments and modern improve
hehts Tor the performances Of all surgical opo "a
lions, and more particularly those pertaining to
diseases OF females and to this branch of the pro-
iession will continue to give special attention.
Olhce hours from to u and from 3 to 3. Oaico
over the Drug store of Dr.A. NJ Cochran
Ladies desiring to consult him professionally can
do SO from to BPM, at his residence. corner of
Live Oak and Pearl Streets Those from A distance
when desired will be received and treated AT his
Inrlmary, adjacent theroto. -
Being stranger in this section of the State, and
this beipg new enterprise in this city, by permis-
sion, Tor professional character and otherwise, he
has the honor to refer to
John Henry Brown 4 Son, DR.. A. M. Cochran,
Maj. T. Z. Jordan. W. G. Randall & Brother. IVY
Nov 2.-S?6inos
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In relation to the above Communication
we would respectfully suggest that meet
ing of the citizens of Dallas be called to
meet at some point to be designated by
pastors atan early day, to which oil the
physicians Of the city be Invited, and il
the disease actually exists in our city,
let them take some steps to prevent is
spread If not 10 dsabnse the public mind
of The impression which seems to prevail
that smallpox is here in developed
form. We have made frequent inquiries
relative to tho existence of the malady in
our midst and have nowhere been au-
thoritively informed of its presence. We
have not seen single physician who has
had case, although we have conferred
with a great many of them on the subject
The country people are unwilling to come
into our city, and We are credibly inform.
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The lOih day of March, tho undersipu.
CD wan openout in this city the largest
aud most elegant stock Of House Furnish.
ing Goods ever brought to thiNstatc. Next
TO fine Bed Room Furniture, q speciality
OF our business will be upholstered goods,
such as Paror Sen, Diyans, Sofas. lounges
Arm"Chairs, Rockers, Curtains, Carpets,
Plated Ware, Table Crockery, Household
Linens, etc. And in addition to all Of
these, we shall continue in the Glass and
oneensware business. In this latter line
we otIer special inducements until tho
arrival of our other stock, so as to gain
room G0sLIN & Co,
Successors to j. L. D. Blades,
nlld'f Main ST. 8 blocks from Scr.
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The city Court

One Il. G. Yancey, yesterday was
brought up before his Honor, tho Mayor,
to answer to the charge of imbibing too
freely of the great disorganizing LIQUID
which goes like thief into men mouths
to steal away their brains, 1915 sobcrej
him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-22

Mr.. BURTON the clever and accomplish
ed telegraph operator at this point, sent
us n copy Of the first telegram received
here from Sherman on yesterday !:
M. Burton, Dailos:
The telegraph at Sherman is success.
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Great Reduction

In prices, especially of CTockery and
Glass Ware and oil styles Of Fur niture
for the next twenty days in order to make
room for our immense stock of furniture
now arriving.
n8dlw STEAGALL & co.
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"A Fresh
Supply Of choice butter and cheese at
nll-d4t j. L.DOWNS & co.
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The Tcxas Register

Is the name Of a new paper, which come
to us from Hearne--R. F. Davis editor,
and Bailey Il Davis proprietors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-22
SMALLPOX.

Mr.. EDIroR-- would it not be well for
the citizens to investigate the facts n re-
gard to the reports now largely circula-
ted about the smallpox. Fit exists in
Dallas would it not be best that the pub
lie know just TO what extent it does If
not, certainly the minds Of the communi.
~, as well as the surrounding country,
would be much relieved. Please suggest
a remedy in your first issue,
Respectfully,
G. b. STEPHENSON.
DALLAS, Feb. q, 1878.
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DallnsCon,mcrc;oitl,h.

pail"scommcrciai Club.
Notice is herby given, that there will
be a meeting of this club at the Mayors
oHiee' this Evening at O'clock. By order
Of tho President. tBusiness Of great i'm
pOr'auce to be transacted).
]. l.. MARsALlS,
Sec, & Treasurer.
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THE DAILY HERALD.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1873.
old whisky

At the Kentucky, corner of main and
Market streets. MOI. diff
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j. Downs l. 90

Are in receipt of fresh goods Of every
kind appertaning to the grocery business.
nll-4t.
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4 AR. j. Il. JOHNSON,

Would respectfully Inform the citizens n, n.u.
sne vicinity, that hc has permanently Ioca,sd him
sen IN thls city and that he offers his professional
services TO Them and would state as no ia stran.
ger among them, that he /, regular graduate Of
h ns H N orleans School of Medicine and that he
thlr'y years, aud for the last 27 OF tb,m In ,h;s
st"'e, ana from his experience in the trestmep, Of
.he diseases incident to tho South, aatters himself
,hat no u able to give general satisfaction and sa
''p ps, snare IN the public patronage
, refers to John Henry Brown / Son, Land Assnt,
D. T. Luce Co.. Commission Merohanps ns ~ u.s.
y. randall 4 Bro, Merchants, as to qnalincatlons
a me makes specially of Rheumatism. Nonrairia
ssln Diseases, and diseases of women and chiidrsn
ay os consulted at his residence at Dallas Springs
90 o'"e's lett viii receive prompt attention.
u.ua. r DR. j. L. JOHNSON.
Ia'las' Texas January 26, lsi3-ls.6mo, MO i Nm
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Birth.

Birlh.
On Wednesday morning, Feb. 90, 1873
the wife of Capt. F. NJ. Hammond, of
son.
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OF all kinds just received md for sale
low at
]. L. DOWNS &C0.s.
nl1-d3tw3t North side OF square.
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An Austin correspondent gives the Dnl-
las News an account Of a very pleasant
reunion given by our Representative
Hon, Join Henry Brown TO the students
of the Texas Military Institute, from this
Senatorial district with few others,
sons of old time friends of Mr.. Brown.
The names Of the students presents are
as follows
FROM DALLAS.
Masters John J. Good, ir,, Eddie Ea,
kins Charles CrntcNGeld Robert Stew
art, Enoch and bennett Mays, and John
Scott.
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Masters Lebo and Sam Moseley, Hail
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Masters Thomas S. McGren and the two
Masters Sweeney.
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Hon, NJ. D. X. Taylor Speaker Of the
House, Senator Sam Evans, Rapresen ia
tives X, NJ Van Handt, of rarrant coun-
tyi Thurmond, told Miss. pionecr) of Ar
kansas; Peter Scott, Cass Gov. j. W,
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