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by steamer from England Of several boxes contain
ing eggs OF that fish,
General Butler is charged with keeping his Credit
Mobier cauldron boiling and bubbling In order
that prominent republicans may be killed on and
himself become the leader OF the House. Every
th'ng In Washington at this time, including the
coming Inauguration ball, seems to be Of the
"DoDole, bubble, toll and tr0ubleu order.
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STREET CIEANING-GooD WoRK-KEEp THE
BALL RoLLING.-We take pleasure in con-
graduating the street cleaning authorities
upon the energy with which they have prose-
cuted their labors for several days past. Huge
ridges of snow and ice have been removed from
several of our principal highways, and arrange
ments made for the general thaw that usually
occurs about this season of the year-if there
be any such word as ''thaw'' in the vocabulary
of the clerk of the weather this Winter. But
the good work must be kept up, the ball must
be kept rolling. The cutters and all passages
to the sewers should be kept clear of i'm
pedmsnts, and the snow not allowed to &C.
cumulate over one nightfall. BY this means
we shall prevent the recurrence of blockades
in our streets, like those that have already
occurred, much to the inconvenience of indi-
vidual pedestrians as well as creating vexa-
tious delays in the transportation of merchan-
disc. BY the way, talking of cleaning the
street cutters, are there not municipal ordi-
nances covering that matter which property
holders are required to respect2 The atten-
ton of police officers is called to this point in
their patrols.
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The Jury Disagree and Are DISCHARGED.

ANNAPOLIS Nd, Feb. & 1873
The jury in the case Of Van Ness against Mrs.
Wharton have been unable to agree and were dis
charged. The defendant gave BAH to appear at the
April term OF the Court on the charge of attempt.
ing TO poison MIS- Van Ness. II called upon.
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The following record will show the changes I'm
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours
In comparison with the corresponding day Of last
year, as Indicated by the thermometer ut Hudnuts
PharmaCy HERALD Building:-
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MRS. WHARTON,

Average temperature yesterday. MINIMUM. 81
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. "a
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The Stca mship Murillo.

A despatch from Lisbon says that the Span
ish steamship Murillo, which, it is now no
longer doubted, is the ship which sunk the
emigrant ship Northfeet off Dungeness, in the
English Channe;, had been sighted off that
port. 1t is thought that she had been ordered
to leave Cadiz. If such is the fact the Span
ish government ought to be called to immedi-
ate account The testimony given before the
British Consul at Cadz by passengers on
board the Murillo concerning the circum-
stances attending the collision in the English
Channel is most damaging to the officers of the
Spanish vessel. They testified to the fact of q
collision, to hearing loud cries for 'Help I"
and to having entreated the officers and crew
to lower the boats and lend assistance to the
unfortunate crowd who were going down in
the other ship. To their earnest entreaties no
heed was paid, the inhuman captain of the
Murillo appearing totally indifferent to the
despairing appeals which continued to come
from the direction of the sinking ship. For
moment the engines were stopped but, with
out lowering boat or making any effort to
find out the name of the unfortunate vessel
the engines were again put in motion, and the
Murilo steamed away, leaving the victims of
the collision to their fate Nothing so hor-
ribly cruel as this has happened on the high
seas for many years The Murillo may have
found her way out Of the harbor of Cadiz;
but it will be difficult for her officers to escape
the punishment which is so justly due. In
such a case vengeance should be swift and
sweeping
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THEATRE CoMIQpE No. 5l4 Broadway.-TnE PIANO.
CHICAGO
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OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway, between Houston
and Blocker streets.-ALHASBRA.
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GERMANIA THEATRE. Fourteenth street. near Third
aE.-DAs MILCHMAEDcHES AUS ScHoESBERG.
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BOOTHS THEATRE. Twenty third street. corner Sixth
ayeuue.-TICKET LEAVE MAN.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

wALLACK's THEATRE, Broadway and Thirteenth
ftreet-BRoTHER SAM
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BowERY THEATRE, Bowcry.-BpFALo BnI-srAcE
STRUCK YANKEE.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. No 20l Bowery.-
VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT. Matinee at ga.
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BRYANTS OPERA HOUSE, Twenty third St. corner
9th av.-NEGRo MNsrRELsY. EccESTRiCIrY, &c.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Twenty third ST. and Eight
av.-CArARAcT OF CANOES
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UNION SQUARE THEATRE, Union square, between
Broadway and Fourth av.-ONR HUNDRED YEARS OLD
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BLOOD.
A Fierce ana Probably Deadly
Quarrel.

Two carpenters of this city, both we
understand having borncd heretofore
good characters, disagreed yesterday
in regard to II balance due the one
from the other for work, performed ms
journeymen. After some CALLING and
ill-tcmpered words between them, one
OF them grasped u hammer and pro-
PEELED 1t madly and with great muscu-
lar force at the head of the other,
who lodged the flying tool, and jerk
ing out pocket knife, leaped with the
swlftness Of lightning upon his antago-
mist, and in the throb Of Il pulse had
half dissectcd his hand fiom his wrist
and driven the knife within u hair of
the hilt in the left side of his breast
The blood gushing from both wounds
rendered him at once too weak to re-
venge his desperate punishment and
he fell helplessly to the ground, from
where he was soon afterwards removed
and taken to his boarding house. The
man who did the stabbing gave him
self up, and no one appearing against
him, he was placed under guard until
the nature Of the ARRAY and extent of
his injuries could be ascertained.
We learn, on going to press, that it
is the opinion of his physicians, Drs.
Hughes & Johnson, that he cannot
survive.
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Code or Ordinances.

The city ordinances are now bound
and ready for sale at one dollar per
copy. Every citizen should have one,
and lay it along side of the ten COM
mandments and the Bible. At family
prayers, 1t will be well enough to bear
Its provisions In mind and invoke n
divine blessing on its trainers and
heavenly aid In apractical recogni-
ton Of their work. Under no condition
of the family lardcr will they be found
good to eat, and the chapter on the
prevention and extinguishment of
fires is meant only to apply to those
where the wood Is stolen or the house
won't burn. 1t Is also especially de-
sired that they will not be used us a
spanking or lathering agency for the
youth Of the city, unless first covered
with leather and well toasted.
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company by taking $4,000 policy on
his life. The company wasput 10 the Sc
verest test by New York city-her
leading citizens, 10 the number Of five
hundred took $4,000 each, but they
sent experts In insurance, such men rs
VIM, Barnes, Shepherd Romans, Jul
Illus Clark, and Others, who endorsed
II ~ tone Of the best managed c0mpn-
nies IN America" Boston, Philadel-
phla, Baltimore, Wheeling, Buffalo,
Cincinnati and other cities follow.
The Texas department has obtained
mammoth proportions, having dis
tricts in Galveston, Austin, San Anto-
MO, Indlanola, Bryan, Houston, Wa
60, Jefferson and Dallas. Colonel
shannon and General Hood are now
organizing n district ut Sherman, and
Board will be organized at Tyler.
We see no reason why Dallas cannot
have MS strong branch Of the compa-
ny as any In the State, located as 1t Is,
In the richest agricultural country in
tho world. The company now have
loaned In real estate in Texas, in the
various districts SOL ,022,05, and we
cordially recommend 1t to our citizens
~ in every way worthy Of their conf
dence.
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Pratt's Astral Oil.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. AL
ways uniform. Illuminating power superior
TO giis. Burns In any lamp without danger
of exploding or taking fire. Manufactured
expressly to take the place OF volatile and
dangerous oils. Its safety under every possi-
bic test and It's perfect burning qualities are
proved by It's continued use In over 100000
families,
Millions Of gallons have been sold and no
accident, directly or Indirectly, has oyer Oo-
cured from burning, storing or handling IT,.
The immense yearly loss to life and property,
resulting from the use of cheap and danger
our oils In the United States, Is appalling.
The insurance companies and fire commits
sioners throughout the country recommend
the Astral as the best safeguard where lamps
are used. Send forcrculur
For sale at retail by the trade generally,
and NJ Wholesale by the proprletorS,
CIIAS. PRATT Il co.,
lG9dSw0m 1903 Fulton street, Now York,
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Couorota Roof.

The best FIAT roof material In existence,
except sheet lead and sixteen pound copper.
We have contracted with Messrs. d. +. Luce
4 Co. for their building Of almost 50 squares,
with Messrs. Tompklns a Littleneld for
about the same number OF squares and also
with Messrs. Adams q Leonard for their
bank building. and with Mr.. McCauslan
for about 40 squares. This roofing cement is
used on all the best business houses In Chica-
go, where there are about 100000 worth Of
II now on, and more being put on every day.
For nre-proof quality we would refer to
Iessrs. Leonard Bros, who are building
nearly all Of the brick buildings on Main
and Elm streets.
once at Lane, Myers 4 Co.'s shop, corner
Austin and Ross avenue. Dallas. losdiw
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For City Attorney.

The name Of Mr.. Charles II. Morris
is added to our list of candidates for
city attorney in this mornings issue.
There is no young lawyer at the bar OF
Northern Texas whose legal gifts are
greater, or whose professional position
is better established, than Charley
Morris and If victorious in the race,
he will fill the position with dlstin-
guished credit to himself and matchless
honor to the city. Absence from the
city explains the hardness of Mr.. Nor
riss' announcement.
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Odd Fellows Hall.

Menus will be invoked tonight at
this fine hall by that combina-
ton of rare excellence in minstrelsy
and ballet, the Bremond New York
Troupe. The remarkable merit of
Milt Barlow, together with plentiful
sprinkling of other burnt cork attrac-
tions, will form programme replcte
with novelty and unusual brilliancy,
that will be continued throughout the
Fair week, and will make the "run" of
this popular company here most
prosperous one.
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Philip Worlein, wholesale ana retail deal
or In Pianos and Organs, office aud sales
rooms Nos. 5000 ljaronne street, New Or
leans, Qualities better, prices lower aud
mont South, Large sales fully attest these
statements. Pianos sold on payments Of
sl2 80 and s20 per month II preferred. Philip
Werleln's Is the oldest music house, and also
the largest piano and organ house IN New
Orleans. One-fourth million copies sheet
music of all kinds. Send for price list and
terms, l2Odf
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90 10 Siega!i a. 10. for the
best NJ. Louis He'll Treble Pin
nos In the DiarISct--in monthly
instailnients; also for furni-
ture, books, stationery, crock
cry and glassware, window
shades, pictures, ana MI kinds
Of mOuidiiigs, wall paper, step
ladders, table and pocket cut
lcry. d&wlawly
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This popular dealer and always
ahead merchant has just returned from
st. Louis and Baltimore, with the very
choicest invoice of vegetables of every
kind, and the freshest Chesapeake or
Baltimore oysters. OF course, there
will be n rush at once to Blohm's
counters, and the way these things
will take themselves on'will out-scatter
a cOvy of ducks at the sight of REM
ingtOn rifle.
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AppOINTMENTp,

\ will address the people OF Texas upon tho
political iAsucs of the dry 1T the following
times and places; - ifi'l 't Pro
Msxia, Wednesday, octooerl. 'ht ~
4 Corslcana, Frlduy, October 8. r'
Dallas, saturday night, October H. "
Mckinney, Tuesday, octobcr7,
shcrinnn, wednesday, 0ctoberS'
Bonhain, Friday, October 10.
Paris, Monday, October 10.
Clhrksvillo. Wednesday,, October To-
other appointments will he announced be'
fore the above are concluded. - ''i''
~. pt'i.u. r,liH RICHARD COKE
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Johns Pretty wife-A short stor,

SOnhs i'rcttS ~ie Sn0rt STORY
At the early dawn OF the late rebellion
John would 30. lie cOnld not be Induced to
abandon his lighting propenslics. His wife
though young, was IN feeble henltl, pale
emaciatcd and hnggarl. 4 pprting kiss, Il
few tears, and John bid adieu, During the
first twelve months of the war news came
that Johns wife had passed away. The wal
closed, and John, with hOnors, sears and
tears, returned to his once happy home 80
that sweet flower, 80 beautiful IN fading, is
no more, said he,"but will stroll tho walks
where once we were 80 hnppy. lie knocked
fine, healthy, rosy lady made hor appear.
nnce; n short silence; loud scream, and She
fell into his arms, That lady was Johns
wife. any dear Julia, what produced such Il
English Female Bitfers." was the modest
reply.
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IIUTCIIINs.
Town Lots for sale.

Twelve lots lonc block), ON tho principal
business street OF thet town OF HutchlnS, on
tho Central l,ailroad, In Dallas county Tor
sale al low prices, Apply TO
JOHN W.sWINDELLS
IyIbdtf Herald ONCE.
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The OnlcIal Paper OF The CITY
ron WORK.

wo have the faciIitins and the WORK
men 10 do ns good work, ana ~ IN
low rates, AN eau be- done anywhere
and We mean 10 do II. MING youb
Fine Job Work 10 THE DAILY HER
AID OFFICE, Corner Elm ana iio"S-
ton streets.
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Yellowrever-I.ateat.

Timid people have been consulting their
looking glasses hourly for the last few weeks
to see II they We're not turning yellow, but
since ]. q. Browne " Co. have opened their
liquor store on the corner of Elm and Market
streets they have been drinking their fine
brands OF genuine old Bourbon and imported
French brandies, and have forgotten the yell
low fever hoax. l05dtf
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We zee that Proctor ~ GnmbIe's Extra
olive SOnp IL becoming very popular In our
city. lB quality, we know, IL SUPERIOR aud
being nicely perfumcd, We are not surprised
that consumers prefer II, and that II has n
lurpa aalp
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NOTICE.
Mr.. w. II. sparkle,

or Shreveport, IN our authorized agent for
that city, 10 whom parties desiring to advcr'
tise In or subscribe for THE HERALD are re-
Bpoctfilly referred,
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COLONEL IItnBARD's APPOINT
"'' MEyTs.

mENTs. ,..
TYLER, September 20, 1873
l will address the people OF Texas, upon
>--1'-~''''"ai lssuos Of the day. at the follow.
THE season for swells--au-tumn.
SOMETHING that ought to have IA
good run" everywhere-water.
THE conventional SUNDAY drive"
was mud distralned.
EYE-WArER for sorrowful eyes -
tears.
"Philum' shall have u place tO-mOr-
row, II possible.
TIE equinoctial spasm brought
about an indla-rubber and umbrella
III.
DALLAS female "fashionables"
have attained the Mcmahon pink
silks.
Justicen Is unavoidably crowded
out this morning. 1t twill appear to-
morrow.
THE long and the short of it---a cigar
before being smoked and u cigar after
being smoked.
MIR. A. FREEMAN, opposite THE
HERALD office, has n piano for sale or
rent. See notice.
MCCo0I.E. who resolvedupon cooling
Off his antagonist, received instead u
(m) allen, himself.
A FLEsH-LOvING ant bit little
child OH Lamar street Sunday, and
then 1t became an irrit-ant.
We know Of simple process to
turn piece Of paper into wood; just
take apostage stamp, dampen 1t and it
Is a-stick.
SEE notice of the meeting of the
Dallas Bridge Company In to-day's
paper, to be held Oh Monday, the 18th
Of October.
The weather calendar for Sunday
was more crazy mixed than u booty
astronomical avant's theory of the
stella system.
We had the pleasure Of a call, yes
tcrday, from Mr.. Lewis, of the Mar
shall Bulletin, who will remain In our
city several days.
THE committee of Invitation of the
Mechanics Ball, to be held in Waxa-
hachie OH the 18th Of October, will
accept our thanks for an invitation to
the same.
Ware authorized by letter, to change
the appointment of Colonel r. b. Hub
bard, from Terrell Station to Kaufman.
He will, therefore, speak at Kaufman
on Monday, October 2Oth.
Ware obliged to the Secretary of the
Washington county fair to an invita-
ton to the same, which IL to COM
mence on the oath OfOctober. Ifpossi-
BILE represe NATIVE Of The HERALD
will be present.
THE tempestuous force of the wind
on Sunday night sailed things round
briskly and sent on involuntary voy-
ages an amount Of light and heavy
material; some with names, some
without names, part Of 1t useful and
the remainder not wortha--cuss.
THREE wagons stuck at the east end
Of the Main street grading, yesterday,
at the same time. Ithappened that the
drivers Of each Of the INSTRUCTED teams
could swear, and 1t being an occasion
when swearing was In order, they did
swear. Subsequently some bad boys
were seen to pick up the oaths for cob
BILE stones for a stone fight.
PERSONS writing for THE HERALD
will confer favor on us (if they wish
their communications to appear, by
putting them In proper shape for pub
lication. We can not spare the time
to copy and arrange communication
for publication, however deserving
they may be, or however much we may
vtsh IN n,,hliah tha,r,
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MEDICAL.
ENGLISH
FEMALE BITTERS.

IN INFINITE multitude of diseases wait
n upon womans footsteps from the cradle
to the grave, and so long MS she exposes her
self to the various vicissitudes of weather and
ever.changing scenes of lifc's ftful follies so
long will she be the recipient of troubles pc
culiar to her sex. But few ladies are exempt
from some form of female complaint The
diseases and symptoms Of some of those affec-
lions alluded to, are as follows: ChlOrosis.
or Green Sickness, all Irregularities, Hyster,
les, PalpitatiOn, Sick Headache, Difficulty of
Breathing, SmOthering Sensations, ProlapsuS
Uteri and liberation, cold feet and hands.
Glddiness and Swimming of the Head Pain
In the side and back, low spirits and melnn-
choly, Mental and Physical Prostitution,
Wakefulncss, Indigestion, Constipation Tor,
pid Liver, and all that class of chronic COM
plants peculiar to the female sex. The pe-
culiar and valuable combination known as
Dromgooles
English Female Bittcrs,
cures the above female complaints, and all.
other troubles that afiiict old or young, mar
ried or single females.
IL ut once arouses and invlgorates the fe-
male frame, giving strength to the weak and
feeble, building up the emaciated, quieting
the nervous, imparting life and buoyancy 10
the dull and listless, relieving pain, reguln-
ting the liver and bowels and otherwise gath
ering up and restoring the shattered female
Sold by merchants and drug.
gists everywhere. Address
DIR. ]. p. DROMGOOLE,
Proprietor, Memphis, Tennessee.
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Briol. Store House for Rent.

The store house now occupied by the under
signed. Also, the front Office up stairs In the
same building, formerly occupied by Field II
Nowlan.
l7Sdtf PRATHER & MURPHY.
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q, II. Doauclnmp, on Main street, opposite
the foundry, keeps constantly on hand froah
white cornmeal nnd foil supply OF his SUI
por!or Mountain Valley Flour, Try II.
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The second story of Clark Il Bryan's new
building, corner Main and Lamar streets.
Apply to. Clark Il Bryan, west side Public
Square. l6idtf
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For Sale.

Two one-third league certificates, at $3.50
each; two $40 acre certificates, at $3.50 each.
Title perfect.
l07d0t CUMMINS Il DUNCAN.
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CHI. Beauchamp. ON Main street. opposite
the foundry, besides general merchandise,
keeps the best family groceries. Try them
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For Sale.

Two good residences In this city. lmme-
diatc possession given.
l59-dtf STEAGALL Il co.
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giving Causes, symptoms and Treatment OF
all ordinary female complaints. A book
needed by all mothers and sickly females.
Price u cts. Address as above. l2ld&w4m
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Q. II. Beauchamp. on Main street, opposite
the foundry, has builders' and other hard.
ware, which he Il closinR out very cheap.
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KELLEY'S FOUNDRY
@. A, KELLEY, Proprietor.
JEFFERSON, = TEXAS

Manufacture Cooking and Heating Stoves,
Country Hollow Ware, Wash Kettles, Dog
Irons, and keep constantly on hand q full
line OF Cast Plows.
Send for circular. l8esilw&w0m
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WnIlrer's Tonic Hittcrc.
lS5,l3ln

Best tonic known for chlls, fevers, consti-
patton and Indigestion. For sale in Dallas
by j. j. FENDLEY,
lS5d3m Ollice Saloon.
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Lemons
billiard Tables.

Go TO DRvenpOrt's, On Elm street, for
lemons by the box or dozen. lS6dtf
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Agency for tho sale of Il. Brunswick & Co. Is
billiard tables, improved cushions.
W. X. oRRlCK, Agent,
l77dim jefferson ST.. two doors from Main.
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WIN be closed, on account Of holidays, nom
eo'elock this evening I'll Thursday morn.
"s' ieed2t
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TYLER, September 20, 1873,
Twin address the people OF Texas upon
- '-"'i''"ai issncR Of the day. ut the follow