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DIR. Ncwton's Medical and urgfcal In~
stitute, No. "a Bond street Special ah ntion given To
chronic diseases Consultation tree.
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Eyeglasses and Spectacles tOSt renEtnom
and improve the sight. OPERA. FIELDS Al ~ MAklNk
MGLAsSES M s of extraordinary power. sE&A 'oNS ope-
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Idaho win leave this port
on Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe viii close at the Post once
at seven o'loccK A. NJ
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
will be ready at halfpast six O'Clock in the morn
ing.
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing six
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~ Harry Genet Cuts Loose, SO WOlc0tt's
rAiN FAINT positively removes the bonds Of lnfam-
nation and pain Instantly
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A.-"Saunders," No. Astor House, Soils
finest CUTLERY, POCKETBOOKS CIGAR OASEa
rolIET ARTICLES, &c, at prices to suit the timca
Elegant OF Scissors Rzors and Pocket and
Club Skates -s ~-.~-- -
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Bakers Chocolate.-A Good Cup or Coz
Goa ia easily had will insist your turnsh
ing W. Ban ER Il Co y BREAKFAST COCOA
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DIR. McGlynn's Great Il ecture COm>
plete-CATHOLIC ABSTINENCE N WON MONTHLY.
On all news stands. Price six cents
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Cure for Cough OF ,Cold.-As soon 0e
there the slightest the chest with d1-
Guilty OF breathing OF ndicaiorf Of cough take during
the day few of BROWNS BROA 'CHlAL TkOChES-
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Tho Pleasant Valley Wine Company'A
WINES Still sparkng) absolutely pure. and aro
II. B. kIRK L CO.. 81 Fulton street,
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Thorough Scientific Curc for Piles II
ANAKESxS Sold by druggists Depot 46 Walker street.
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The ssElastic Truss" Sold at
POMEROY'S No IA Broadway. for $3 is warranted the
hest mar
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BatcheIoxs's Hair Dyo Is Splendid
Never fais n lstabished 81 years Sold and properly
applied at ELoR's Wig Factory 10 Bond st.. N T.
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ssAy-A.-HoIiday Styles ScntIemen's
alSI HATS ready. at popular prices sealskin ius
CAPS, in VARIETY, at low prices
BURKE, 2lQ Broadway. corner OF Fulton street.
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The Phnlon Night Blooming Ccrcus,
best perfume in the world. sold by druggists III every
| part OF the United States
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Davfd's Holiday Hat tor Gcntlemons
2991l Broadway, near Duane stIperA
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Nos 62s rad Il, In Broadway, New York.
No JOG lNutOn' street. Brooklyn.
No. New ark avenue, Jersey City.
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A.-Espenscheid,s New Annual-A bril-
liant holiday HAT tor gentlemen Just issued by EsPEN
SCHEID. Manufacturer. 1iS Nassau street.
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A.-Furs for the Wife or Daughter and
aHAT tor the husband useful holiday gifs ana
they can be advantageousy procured either Of tho
hNoxs stores No 22 Broadway, in the Prescott HOUSE,
ana Filth Avenne Hotel Call early and anticipate the
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Ask for Goodalrs-The Finest Imported
and cheapest Domestic PLAYING CARDS. Beautiful new
naffcrns Sold eYerYWherc.
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$500 Reward for an Incurable Case
Dr. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY. Particulars In PAM
phet around bottle.
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RaLerss ChOcOlatc.-If You Wish the
best VANTL14A CHOCOLATE get BAKER'S.
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Wigs, Toupces.-G. Rauchfuss, Practi-
cal WIG AND TOUPEE MAKER, A East Twelfth street,
near Broadway, New York.
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has annually bd made happy in thousands Of homes
the Qsst 70 we AqGi by the present of
SEWING MACHINE
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ucYs~sor uooLs

Holiday Books.
The largest, cheapest and best collection Of HodA y
Books in the city ut HENRY MlIIiER'S, Bookseller
Bookbndcr and Importer Fine Illustrated and Stand
ard Books 81 Nassau street. New York. between John
and Fulton streets. n
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Extra Dry Cabinet
MoEr st cHASDos
ACKER MERRALL 4 CONDfT'ss I
Chambers street. and
FOrty-second street and Broadway.

Furs! FursS-Genufne Furs mt PA Ices
to suit the times; all goods warranted give ss sfac-
ton. Call before purchasing.
BURKE, 2t0 Broadway, Fulton streo +
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wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SIRUP Is the only thing. that
mothers can rely upon for their childreE II
acidiy Of the stomach regulates the bowels and giyes
rest health and comfort mother child During tho
process of eethng its value is ncalcuabe II softens tho
gums, reduces Inflammation and aays all pain. thereby
giving rest to the child and comfort to the mother.
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As-Slverplatcd Ware and
SHEFFIELD TABLE CUTLERY.
Stock of William J. Miller.
Sale continued this day and Wednesday at 10 O'Clock
at the old stand, ~ Maiden to close the business
JOSEPH HkGEMAN 4 CO., Aucuoneera
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An Extra seIectcd Assortment OF Wines
rI0IfORs. 10. LoHN u STATE. tl5 Chamhers strcet
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Sure to Regulate the Bowels.-a1r,

Match Them.
FISHERS unrvalled Paragon Gold. .QUILL-PENS
G. N. FISHER a CO., lO2 Fulton street, N. y
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Musical and Theatrical Notes.

Nine. Nilsson appears in lies Huguenots," at
the Academy, on Wednesday evening.
The celebrated Henseit concerto win be played
by Mr.. Pattison, at Stenway Hall, after the holi-
days.
George Bristow's last grand orchestral symphony
will be produced by the Philharmonic Society this
season.
Nine. Parepa-Rosa positively brings with her
next season wachtcl and Santley, and likely Sims
Reeves.
"Lohengrin,- "Romeo and Juliet" and "0thello"
viii be produced by Mr.. strakosch In the spring, at
the Academy OF Music.
MISS violetta Colvillo has been specially engaged
for the r6tes OF Elvira In II Puritani," and
Dinorah, IN the opera OF that name, Tor the new
opera House, Verona, Italy, and appears therein
at the ensuing carnival.
Mr.. Howard Glover, an English musician Of ac-
knowledged ability, gives concert at Steinway
Hail this evening. The artists will bc Nine.
Drasdil, Mile Canissa, Mile. Glover, Mile. Ieb-
hardt Morosini Bristow, Colby, Reln and Fradcl.
Mr.. Cbarles Fechter has retired from the Ly-
ceum Theatre and 40 Il NAV DO assumed that the
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW 4
CHOICE rREsESr. .PISKESs' SELECT ~. NovE,s
New Edition. len Volumes SeaHty l.
@ pa' % % IN vms SGk the most
Ien read % oss and 5sns
ing for . welcome Christmas present at q moderate
HS1RY e
the choicest selections Of Holiday Books in New YORK
A SENSIBLE PRESENT.
HASTINGS sqPs5 co. kOya spieDSd 0SsavS Diary for 1874
and s. post % ree Address s Broadway New YORK
AN ELEGANT AND AMUSING BOOK.
WHAT SHALL WE DO TO MIGHTY
$500 CoPiEs ALREADY SOLD.
For ialS y II Ssn Street. New York
CHOICE AND LARGE a q AssoETMESr sS0gg OF
BOOK Sayf,s s snS $ sSoiss ia am ns
Holiday Books
IL sinSans ss sssn'y prices
II ans
C'1A' 90 DV 7,ss magnificent English Gin Books
.ssa beautiful q t%erieaS S%a esnSe Holiday Books
asas nlus1rysied as ySsdi JaSenile Rr'ssii Books
iie4a Bibles T! Prayer aps BOOK Books, stereosco
Views & almsst e srsa given ssNS AWAY s,.m
LEeeAr
10000 Children's Books, worth 81 81,
SO Cents 80 CENTS EACH.
LEGGAT BROTHERS, No. Beekman St
ELEGANT BOOKS for
THE HOLIDAYS
Call at
SHELDON 4 COMPANY'S,
677 BROADWAY,
Under the Grand Central HOTEL
We have attractive stock of elegantly bound Holk
day Books, embracing
80 .oeN HEAVEN IN SONG,
OUR PoErIcAL FAvoRIrEs,
in all styles Of binding.
A'o' - - HOLIDAY BOOKS,
both English and American,
JUVENILE BOOKS
without end, including those by all the Standard An
thors 1acoR RoIGo's aIIS's' fSuR fSHhs IN EuRopEn
the world renowned
"ROLLO BOOks,n
HARLIE AND FLORENCE STORIES,
"WALrERS TOUR IN THE EASr,M
PICTURES AND STORIES OF ANIMALS
with 600 Pictures
THE GOOD BOYS AND GOOD GIRLS LIBRARY,
&C. &c.
Our complete Holiday Catalogue sent application.
SHELDON Il COMPANY,
iway New
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A.-Chocoiat MonTer-BIenier's Cocos.
y Dsaes all honest competton Awarded medal vicnnG
Dspst d beaver street 1fESTERs 6ScSH 0s'S
~ A:.Your Rapture Can be soon CareA
% Sold chesp yss M @
highest medals at American institute; also Cincinnati;
| As Harry Genet Cuts Loose, so woIcott's
nation and pain instantly.
A.-s.saunders," No. q Astor House, Soils
TnsTt ToieT CVTLEEY p1FiI PocKETBooKs oIGAR 6AsEa
%CSnhnaton Com Knives speciality. Dressing Cases and
A.-Furs for the Wife Daughter ana
ssy Be % s at the
nIsh snd Filth Avenue Hotel Call carly and anticipate the
J ssAt.,g-A:=Holiaay styles 17assntismsn's
el aAps ready at popular prices seaskin fur
RURKE 40 Broadway, corner of Fulton street.
/
| A.-Silverplated Ware and
SHEFFIELD s u T, TABLE CUTLERY.
Sale continued S day waa% snd s,s at 10 O'Clock
the Old s.aS aafs sps 2 0Sss % s
A Thorough Scientific Cure Tor Piles IL
Bakers Chocolatc.-Ir You wish the
best VANILLA CHOCOLATE get BAKER's.
Bakers Chocolate.-A Good Cup or CO.
as Ss ssa T
BatcheIosss Hair Dye Is Splendid
ssSfs Applied sss a Bond
ChristmdIosu. Is
has ANNUALLY happy in thousands Of homes
SEWING MACHINE.
Nos s2s end .I.in Broadway New York.
No. so6 isultoN street Brooklyn
No 5 New lark Avenue Jersey City.
Cure for Cough or ,Coid.-As Soon NJ
there is the slightest uneastnesa OF the chest with dim
iS the % e @
Davfd's Holiday Hat TOR Gentlcmcns
2991i Broadway near Duane stueefa
DIR. McGiynn's Great 4 ectUrs gnI sovCs,1 Conn
On all news stands. Price six cents
DIR. Ncwton's Medical and 4 urgical In-
sttge No Bong street Special as non gwen
Eyeglasses and spectaclex toss rengthcm
end % s ss orEaA ss op
clan, 6Ss Broadway. "A
Extra Dry Cabinet
Aorr 4s{SHAsDos
ACKER MERRALL 4 CONDfTss I
Chambers street, and
FOrty-second street and Broadway.
Furs! Furss-Genufne Furs mt IN Ices
to suit the times; all goods warranted to give ssd sac-
tion. Call before purchasing.
BURKE, 2l0 Broadway, corner Fulton stres t
Holiday Books.
The largest cheapest and best collection Of HodA "
Books the city ut HENRY MiI4IiER'S, bookseller
Bookbindcr and Importer of Fine Illustrated and Stand
ard Books 50 Nassau street. New York. between John
Match Them.
FISHERS unrivalled Paragon Gold dQUILL-PENS.
G. N. FISHER d CO., IO2 Fulton street, N. Y
Sure to Regulate the BOwels.-Mrs~
wTNsLow's SOOTHING sIRUP is the only thing.tA
mothers rely upon for their childreE II corrects
acdity Of the stomach regulates the bowels and give8
health and comfort mother and child During tho
eething its value 1t softens tho
gums reduces inflammation and allays all pain. thereby
giving rest to the child and comfort to the mother.
Tho Pleasant Valley Wine COmpany'a
WINES Still sparkling) absolutely pure and
not exceiled by any foreign wine =
II. b. KIRK CO., 62 Fulton street,
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A SENSIBLE PRESENT.
IA super Royal Octave.
HASTINGS CO.'S splendid Diary for 1874.
The and most perfect Diary in America. inter-
leaved with blotters and repete with information; 81
and 81 So post Address 202 Broadway, New York.
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A ELEGANT AND AMUSING BOOK.
WHAT SHALL WE DO TO MIGHTY

SOCIAL ADJUSTMENTS FOR EVENING PARTIES."
2a0O COPIES ALREADY SOLD.
For sale by all booksellers. Price. 81.
DICK& FITZGERALD, Is Ann street. New York.
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We take Ills OccnHi0n 10 thank our
friends for pnHt iny0rs, and respect
fully call tneir attention 10 our ian
Inense stock, which we are Just receiy.
lug direct from the principal mnnu'
inciurers Df the North ana West, pur'
ciashing direct from first hands f0I
cash 0D the spot, and awaiting our
selves Of every advantage by shipping
la ear loads under special contract.
aud by our own labor almost freeing
ourselves from store expenses. We
confident ~ our ability 10 offer 90 ouI
friends ngld 10 the pubIic gcpcmiiy ~
Immense stock ~ better rites Wno
more uniformly law nyurcs iiinu Ian
ever before been offered IN thc interior
Of Tcxns.
as u basis and Foundation Of Out
business. we guarantee every article IA
be NJ represented. az money refunded
NJ or expense Of traHsp0
Our success in business depends en-
tlrcIy upon csinbiishipg wholesale
trade In Northern Texas, and We only
ask . iaiv Sad impartial triRi, and II
close comparisons Of Eniiogln prices
Wlth those OF shreveport, Galveston,
nmd New OrIeans with fIcigbts added,
ANA wc chcertuiiy abide by the dcci.
sion Of tiIc same.
DARLINGTON, MARSALI" & go.
Gmutf
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lFlom the Ploughkeepsic IN. W Press,
November 10.
On "Wednesday last, at Cold Spring,
considerable interest was excited by
the announcement that an enormous
cannon was to be cast at the foundry,
which would require thirty-three tons
of molten iron for the rough casting,
and which was to weigh 60, $50 pounds
when finished. a number of scientif-
ic gentlemen and interested spectators
We're gathered to witness the work; but
unfortunately, when about half the
metal was safely conducted to the
mould, the weight and height of the
column burst the box, and the entire
contents escaped. The metal had to
be drawn from tile furnaces and cast
in the sand, that il might be reheated
ranother trial. The loss was various
ly estimated, some placingi it MS high
as $1,000.
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The editor Of the Covington AdVCr.
iiser, an old army companion of the
late Colonel Clarence Prentice, says OF
him. Gle was gifted with many OF
the mental characteristics of his father,
and had he adoptcdthesameprOfesson
would have made brilliant record.
AS soldier there was none Drawer; Us
u husband and father, none more fond.
He was the life Of his camp during the
war, and was both loved and feared by
his men. We know of one instance III
the later part of the war, where he
took command of a rude, unruly and
ignorant band of mountaineers, ana
soon inspir d them with such respect
for his orders that they rapidly became
one of the best drilled bodies in the
Confederate service.
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REFLECTION.

AT this season Of the year we are
prone to recall the rapid succession of
events which In 1885 aud 1896. inaug,l-
rated the Texas revolution, and so
/ speedilyS eliminated in Texan indie
pendence.
\ The firstgun was fired at Gonzales,
September 18th, 1885. The Mexican
garrison at Goliad surren Tered to the
Texans,October 9TH The victorious
battle Of Conception was fought by
Bowie and Fannin, October 2sth. The
victory of the Gross fight was the seig'
ofsan. Antonio by the Texans, com
menced December 5tlh-Milani fell De
center Stll--and the naughty Mexicar
= General, Martin Perfecto de Cas-, sur
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WISHING TO do no injustice In this
election to any one we give Il list Of
the opposition candidates TO the rcgu-
lar Democratic ticket in this district
and county, They are rs follows;
For Senator, II. l.. Ray, straight
out Radical, against Captain AMI
Bradshaw, Democratic nominee.
For District Clerk, Rev. w. G..
Young against Captain Alexander
Hawood, Democratic nominee.
For sheriff, Jerry NJ. Brown, against
Major James T.. Bmklcy, Democratic
nominee.
For Justice OF Dallas Precinct, John
w. Payne, ESD against John u.
Kcriopt, Esq, Democratic nominee.
Mr. Ray is too well-known as Rad
zeal of the striccst sect, to need amy
notice, Messrs. Young, Brown and
Payne, rs we understand the case,
claim to be Democrats, but are running
in opposition TO the candidates regu-
larry and fairly selected, 10y n very full
primary election, as the chosen candi-
dates of the Democratic party. 1t Is
for the true Democracy Of the county
to say whether they will disorganizc
the party, on the eve of its brightest
hopes for nine years, 10y voting against
their own candidnies--all honest aaA
competent men.
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WE think SOME Of our friends a,

WE think some of our friends are
unnecessarilYdepressed on account OF
apprehended delays in their railroad
connection. Beautifully and heaHhily
situated at the center of one of the
-very-best counties in the State, there
can be no doubt of Fort Worth always
being a-prosperous and growing place.
Temporary delays by the railways can
not afiectsits permanent growth or sta
bility. Saoh is our opinion.
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Mns. Halls, widow Of Capt. Hall, OF

MRs. HALF, widow Of Capt. Hall, OF
the Arctic expedition, represents to the
Government in her written document
that she believes her husband was
murdered, and appeals for an expedi-
ton to bring home the body to see II
he was poisoned. a medical examina-
ton by the chief surgeons of the army
and navy has been made of DIR. Bessel,
who attended Hall, and they both af-
firm that he Is a good physician, and
gives correct details ofthe disease OF
apoplexy, of which he alleges Hall
died,
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TEE WAN NuESTI0N sErTLED

Our dispatches this morning state
that the Spanish Goyernment has
agreed to the demands Of the United
States on the Yirginus question, thus
settling the question of war, as far as
the Cabinet at Madrid is concerned.
II remains to be seen whether or not
the Cuban authorities, which seem not
to obey the mandates of the home gov
! sernment will consent to the release of
the Virglniusand the remaining prlso-
hers captured on her From dispatch
es heretofore published it would seem
that the Cuban Government is acting
OH theft own responsibility, regardless
of the wishes Of the CASTELAR, cabinet,
a anf this question may yet be far from
Settlement.
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renderd 10 our forces on the 10th, leav-
ing Texas free Of Mexican soldiery,
But, IN the renewed campaign lnau-
guraled by santa Anna, the selge OF
the Alamo opened on tle2ad OF fehrlla-
W, 1885, the forlresswas carried by storm
March 9th, by the death ofall Of ~
one hundred and elghiy-two dofcnd-
ers, Bannln surrendered 20 Genc'pl
Uroa near Goliad, March lOlh, himself
aud men, nearly four hundred, were
bruialy murdered few days later
gloom spread over the land--all Texas,
west Of The Trinity, was dcpopllated,
the families retreatlng east boiore Che
victorious leglons Of Mexico.
Houston, vt the head of u small band
of tho brayest ofthe braye--lhe lorlOrn
hope Of Texas-loll back, followed by
tho imperlous aud confident Invader,
Tho 2lst Of April arrived, The two
forces confronted each other on the
plains ofSan Jacinto. With "liemem-
Dor the AlamoW rs u battlc'ory,
Houston threw his ragged, bali starved
followers, like u wlrlwind, on Santa
Annals chosen division, and, In the
twlnkllng Of an eye, the field was
cleared--half the enemy killed and
wounded--tho other made prisoners
From that memorable day Texts lad
freedom, until the close Of the late war.
Since the latior event our freedom has
been suspended, or held In allegiance
nearly eight years.
On Tuesday next, the people, so long
held In IN inferior poslllon--under u
bondage more or less rlgor0ua'-wlll
resume their inherited and ln0llcnnb!c
rights TO sclf-government, by pence
fully going to the polls and once more
selecting their own public agents,
without fear or intimidation. The
spectacle II a grand one, aud well cal
culntcd to stimulate our people to the
subllmcst degree Of patriotism.
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! The Cuban war fever, throughout
the Union, seems to be increasing.
Nothing but sympathy for CASTELAR,,
the Democratic-Republican President
of Spain, can prevent offensive action
blythe United States. The naval prepa-
rations are progressing on huge scale.
Our own opinion is that the President
and Cabinet will throw the RESPONSE
bility of action on Congress, which
meets ON Monday next.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-30

TIE Charleston News, Of the 9TH
instant, says: "rhe decision of the
Supreme court of the United States
that the bills of the Bank of the State
Of South Carolina, are receivable In
payment OF State taxes Is hard blow
to the members ofthe Legislature, who
object on principle, TO anything which
u expected to curtail their own oppo-
tunities of spending, without stint,
other peoples money!
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q The receipts of cotton ut Dallas are
greatly beyond the calculations of the
mostssanguine. The amount of money
daily paid to the farmers for cotton is
without precedent in Texas, outside of
Galveston and Houston. The great
staple is being rapidly shipped by rail
both to Shreveport and Galveston.
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WE note in our book stores some
beautiful pichlres, in oil ,colors as well
as In engravings, of General Lee, Gen
eral Stonewall Jackson and other
Observation-Disclosures chiefs, endeared
to all who honor great genius, exalted
worth and spotless patriotism
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AN tmstamped letter was deposited
in an indiana postoillce last week, and
underneath the address was the in
dorsement, T4et her slide, p. NJ; she's
all hunk; inside air one of the post
note keerds.n
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Extraordinary Barbnrity Of the Span
iartis.

AsPINwALI, November ia dis.
patch from Kingston says that it is
rumored that Ryan apd Verona, not
dying easily, q Spanish officer thrust
his sword through Ryan's heart, and
that the bloodthirsty mob severed the
heads from the bodies, placed them or
pixies and marched through the city.
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The amount of hay saved this year
and daily brought into Dallas, is of ex-
cellent quality and without precedent
in quantity. 1t sells readily at ten
1dollarsper ton. W tngie
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WE repleased TO meet in Dallas, Co
lionel John b. Strong, formerly editor
of the Democrat, in Brooktield, Linn
county, Missouri.
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INFORMATION

Is wanted of Nick Green, who left Dallas in
September last, for trip West, in compan
with Mr.. Watson and others. Since leav-
ing Dallas he has not been heard from. Any
person in possession of any information in
regard to said Green will confer favor on
his anxious relatives by communicating
with his sister, Mrs. VI. j. Gilmer, Wetumpka,
Alabama, or to the undersigned, care Of
Cummins & Duncan, Dallas.
2i5dSwlt j. NJ. DOUGLASS.
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THE Stone college, corner of Live
\ r Oakland Contagrel streets, and bcauti-
a n tapy Situated, Is rapidly approaching
c0mpletiOn
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KENTUCKY LIQUOR STORE
TO GARDN ERs.

have n tract of ~ acres of choice land two
aud q haifmlles south of Dallas near the ii.
Z I. G, II. r. admirably adapted to a market
or diary farm, which ] viii sell at S25 per
acre. A good house. with three rooms, and
cellar, god wen of water, necessary cut
HOUSES and SVEN acres under fence and In
culnvniicn. For further information, apply
on the premises to
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GENERAL VIM. L.aCABErL, after Il
brief absence, is again at-his home in
Dallas.