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The Madison ga Home Journal alludes to
several young men Of good families and col
iege education who are working in that town
in brickyards, at the plow, and another who
. at present carrying bricks for masons.
This is the kind of young men to whom the
South must look mainly tor recuperation and
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jne oC han Franciscos billiard champions
- Ckinaman. winch is not at all wonderful,
since evesy Chinese must have lifelong plat-
aAce in managing bis queue
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II is understood that on Wednesday next
there will he Grand Rowing Regatta at the
ssyos 81 John. Under the auspices of the
Felicss Club. at which the Pelicans, River
sades and Orleans will enter crews.
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To ths young ladies Of the First District
we are indebted for charming little note,
nvitne VI TO their picnic, to take place
July &C. III Loza's Garden:
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SxNT Down, -The preliminary examination
asJasqucs Daima and Geuilman Blessey for
sRs musdx OF Pierre Lacombe, on the 18th OF
Esne, ~~s concluded yesterday. and the two
aere sssll before the Superior Criminal Court
~ trial and rcnAnded without bail
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We had the pleasure of visit from Kit,
Manager d the Globe Theatre, who reported
sunset too busy +, talk, but we succeeded in
scsrnin: that bis theatre is q hive now with
tnsy Wostmen, making improvements
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Dr.. }. II Jennings prominent physician
al Nashville. Tenn committed suicide at the
sotei Al Narragansett Pier. II. l. His niece,
Abe daughter Of Gov. Wise, of Virginia, was
sSth hisn nj The Pirr
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In Boston they have removed the seat, from
spme Of the public parks because they were in
asted ~ set Of b;ackguards who inoulted de
cent people who we're passing.
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ClIcat,o il disguised with the multitude Of
Began, who exhibit their loathsome, inalig-
aant dsesses in its streets. and whom it gen
srical1v calls IN endicancers.
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st. Louis paper are not sure whether the
social evil license should be spelled with a
sc" .os an "s,' but setting orthography
sside. they're generally agreed about the sin
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Cloudy weather and rain to-day

Mr.. George Ellis, news1ealcr, opposite the
Sust Office, has our thanks for late Northern and
Hcstern papers
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An ACT OF HEROISM PERFORMED BY
4 BOY.
from the Frankfort Yeoman.l

From the Frankfort Yeoman.l
! Hon. James B. Beck has appointed Hugh
r. Ayres, of Frankfort a Cadet Midshipman
in the United States Naval Academy at Anna
polls. Although there were near a score of
applications. we are satisfied that when the
circumstances which led to the appointment Of
young Ayres are known, every one will ac-
quiesce in the choice of Mr.. Beck as singu-
larry appropriate. Two years ago Hugh, who
was then not quite - years Of age, was cross
ing the bridge which connects North and
South Frankfort, with his cousin, youth two
years older than himself Carpenters were at
the south end of the bridge between the
abutment and the first pier was out of place in
the northern footway.
The elder of the two boys was in front, a
little in advance of Hugh. and not discover
ling the Aperture in the bridge stepped into
it. ard fell headlong into the river, forty -siX
feet below The workmen and several other
persons who witnessed the catastrophe were
paralyzed with alarm at the occurrence and
took no steps to the boys rescue. But Hugh,
without hesitating an instant ran with all
speed from the bridge past the dollhouse, to
a gate which led to the rear, and thence made
his way to the brink of the river, in which, at
a distance Of twenty feet from shore, his
cousin was struggling, having sunk twice
So dangerous did any effort at rescue seem
to those on the bridge above, that they
shouted to Hugh not to 60 ill., but, without
needing their remonstrances he plunged
into the water, swan to the drowning boy,
and brought him safely to shore He had
from very early age experienced desire to
be il sailor and as soon a vacancy occurred
in the Academy his name was recommended
to Mr.. Beck for appointment. Upon learning
Of the heroism recited above, Mr. Beck
promptly gave him the position, feeling that
he had developed qualities fitting him to be
a worthy successor in the navy to the gallant
young Talbot and Mckee Hugh will be
fifteen years Of age on the 26th inst, is well
grown for his age and is an excellent scholar
He received his letter Of appointment from
the Secretary of the Navy on Friday, and is
directed to report at Annapolis for examina-
ton between the Goth and 3Oth of September
The Washington correspondent OF the Gin
cinnati Enquirer is Of opinion that the next
House will take up and pass the Civil Rights |
bill, which can be done by a bare majority
The impression also prevails that in such
event the President will veto the bill, and
thus complete the disruption of the Republic
can party.
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KENNEDY-On Wednesday, July sth, at {
O'Clock y. NJ. Bridget Kennedy, daughter of Ed
ward and Bridget Kennedy, aged 10 years, II
months and days.
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As many as 500, 600 goats have persisted in
the districts Of Angora, Castamboul and
Tchangri from fatal disease, and this years
shearing Of .'tiaikn wool will show . large re-
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The power Of blasting was demonstrated
extent Three Thousand tons of rock were
displaced for mining purposes by one hun
dred pounds OF giant powder. Nature must
nowadays give way to the terrible power of
s.>ianca
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HAMBACHER-At 1Oa o'clock, on Tuesday
July It'll 1874, Mrs. Theresa Strohmeyer wife OF
Max Hambacher, aged 80 years, IL months and
"A days. native of New Orleans
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BELL-On Friday, July Sd, 1874, at St. Louis,
VIM. R. Bell, aged sixty years A native of
Invernessshire Scotland, and for many years a
resident Of this city.
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This 0or~rreot 'ops made By uhite men, for
aAe baf,f q 'o'ite men and their ros'erity for
soe,, AMI should be administered M mhite men
and w none o,he- whatsoever. stephen A.
Douglas
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BURTON-ATTHEWS-O Saturday July T.
1874, at the residence of the brides mother, by
the Rev. T. J. Finn, f. v. Burton to Miss c. C.
Mathews. both Of this city. No cards.
Philadelphia and Georgetown, Delaware, papers
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STOCKTON--On Wednesday, July 9th, 1874
at - NJ, Richard Cannon Stockton, aged 81
wears,
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At an Enormous Sacrifice.

OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
MEMS, AND BOYS CLOTHING.
SHIRTS, FURNISHING GOODS. HATS,
TRUNKS, BAGS, Etc, Etc.
These Goods
MUST BE SOLD
Before the expiration Of our lease h September
next.
Also, our fine STORE FIXTURES, including
five large French Plate Show Windows-the finest
in the city.
H. B. STEVENS & CO..
Corner st. Charles and Common streets,
jyl2 1t
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Cheapest NeVs-stNMd in the South.
GOLDTHWAITE'S BOOK STORE,
No. 6S Canal street (near the Post Office
sc &c. Eastern, Northern g. Western Dailies sc SC.
lOc 1Oc. Illustrated Weeklies 80 1Oc 1Oc
Large assortments OF Law and Standard Books
Libraries purchased. iv12 II
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PARhS-On Monday, July 9Th 1874, at her
home, Hilsboro, n. c., Henrietta s., aged Is
years, daughter Of the late John Davidson, of this
city, and wife of Charles NJ. Parks.
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Clearing Sale
OF SECONDHAND PIANOS.

UF SECUND-HAND PIANOS.
Two at $50; one at $50 one at SIS; two at
800; one at s125. All i'll good order and suitable
for beginners Twenty better grades of second
on monthly payments of So, $40, So and SIS.
with reduction for cash. Piano repairing at
summer rates. LOUIS GRUNEWAI,D.
jyl2 1t2dp Grunewald Hall, Piano Warerooms.
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White League, Rally!
TO THE BLUE FRUIT STORE,
Corner of Camp and Canal streets,
And eat the Fruits of the season
PLUMS, GRAPES. BANANAS, PEACHES,
PINEAPPLES, FIGS, ETC.
We make speciality of
TIE AS,
WHICH ARE IMPORTED DIRECT
And sold from 80 cents upward Give us call.
J. NJ. NORICH,
jyl2 Up Corner Canal and Camp
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DIED.
please copy.

PEILIPS-On Wednesday. July 9Th, 1874. at 3
O'Clock A. NJ, Dephine Philips, aged Is years,
only daughter Of P. 7. Philips and Delphne
Adam.
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producing better sample than any other Price
~ per saw all sizes hand For circulars and the
highest testimonials from every cotton State apply to
GOLSAN BROS, Cotton Factors and General A gents
No ~ ferdido street New Orleans. jy12 3meOd
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6 CHAMPION SHIRTS for 50,
FANCY COLORED SHIRTS for 50,
SEASONABLE UNDERSTANDS for SOC,
SEASONABLE DRAWERS 75c,
SEASONABLE GLOVES for Csc,
SUMMER CRAVATS and TIES for Csc,
L. c. HANDKERCHIEFS for Csc,
ELASTIC SUSPENDERS for Csc,
EXCELLENT ENGLISH HALF HOSE for Csc,
FINE LINEN SHIRT BOSOIS for Csc.
And the finest display of GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS in the Southern Country,
at equally astonishing low prices.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER IN THREE DAYS.
Remember at
S. N MOODY'S
CHAMPION SHIRT EMPORIUM,
jy12 1t2dp Cor. Canal and Royal streets.
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ESPRO the Rev. Dr. B. NJ
Palmer, on Thursday, I'd July, 1874, at the resi-
dence Of her mother, Miss Carrie kasson to Rob
ert Sproule both of this city.
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The Dubois Cotton Gin.

1 A This celebrated
sa-pul1E M '.tl fange Gin is rapid
HN%sEF ~ Iy superseding all
| y3D HEE |S[,=- S97yaa others it cuts the
SNXa 0ssSSS1s1251f1 fSi9a seed cleaner, giving
! III MMGS+<%zzssfTs8 sF@lNNsH4 more pounds Of lint
NSTUEsNMs.--E4MaAm1 ~ IL from same quantity
-MN &SM EkkasseS1 of seed cotton. 1t
VEzG B2@Wks1.5ISS does more work on
less power, same
number of saws
producing better sample than any other Price.
~ 30 per all sizes on hand For circulars and the
highest testimonials from every cotton State apply
GOLSAN BROS, Cotton Factors and General A gents
No. 80 Perdido street New Orleans iy12 3meod
Extraordinary Bargains in Dry
Goods.
ALL SUMMER GOODS BELOW COST PRICE,
J. TURCoTTE,
los. .......... Canal Street ....15S
White Building, corner Baronne, next to the
New Orleans Savings Institution,
Will commence to sell on
Aondsy. July Is,
his entire stock Of
SUMMER GOODS
At Cost and Below Cost Prize.
The stock Is one of the best selected ia the
city, and the departments are complete,
Below We give few prices of Goods Jus. -s
ceived
10 cases Best American Prints, at u and 60 q vd
10 White and Brown Cottone at 71c-
IL ~ White and Brown CottOns at 91
Printed Linen Lawns at ...l 5c g. ya
% pieces Assorted Grenadines from 10 TO DC
300 Checked Jaconet, from 12A to zoe yd
300 French Organizes, from &c up.
500 White Irish Linens at Sale. .
100. Printed Irish Linens at 324 Co.. .
300 Genuine Platillss Linen at 300 worth 500
500 Creas and Britannss Linen 4Oc worth GO
400 doz. French Llsle Thread Hose 1t q for
merly SIS.
Two esses Of German and English Hosaery.
which we will sell at cost price. owing to the dull
ness of trade and the scarcity Of money.
Ladies, Country Merchants and Planters are
invited to call and examine our stock, - this
viii probably be the only good opportunity this
year to buy Superior Goods at
FIFTY GENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
Remember the Place.
]. TUROOTTR
hnN lSs Canal EtrseA coenr Baeuunp
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National Condensed MiE Conn.,
Fany.
Eureka Brand"
Warranted to be
AS PURE AND STRONG AS ANY MILK IN
THE MARKET.
Made from the
VERY BEST OF MILK.
FREE FROM ALL FOREIGN SUBSTANCES
FULLY GUARANTEED IN EVERY PARTICU-
LAR
MONEY REFUNDED.
For Sale
BY ALL GRoCERs AND AT THE AGENCY.
T.. T. WHITE,
jy12 1t IS Gravier street.
For Hot Heather.
We have received by Express for this hot
weather.
Fine Black ALPACA COATS.
Fine Black MERINO COATS and PANTS.
Fine Black BOMBAZINE COATS and VESTS.
Fine White DUCK VESTS and PANTS.
SEERSUCKER and Brown DUCK SUITS.
CHEAP BLACK ALPACA and GRAY HOHAIR
SACKS, at 81, 50 and a.
Goods all made for our1Retall Trade, and war
ranted superior cut and make.
CALL AND EXAMINE
-At-
PERSON & HEWS'S,
jy12 1t2dp 10 and Is Camp street.
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RICkERT- ZIEGLER. -On Thursday, Jul,
9Th, 1874, at the residence of the brides parents
by the Rev. B. A. Neithart, Miss Selma Zeigler
third daughter of F. NJ. Zeigler, Esq, and Mr.
Francis Rickert Jr., only son of F. Rickert, Esq
both of this city. No cards.
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FORD MURPHY-On Monday, July 6, at
o'clock P. NJ, in the st. Louis Cathedral, by Rev
Father Mignon Mr.. Thos J. Ford to Miss Ami
Z. Murphy, both of this city.
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For the Bath!
We are now closing out an invoice of TURK
IsH TOWELS, White and Brown, at unprece-
denied low prices. This is the last invoice at
such rates.
Also, On hand, fine lot Of
sPONGEs,
SOAPS,
EXTRACTS,
COLOGNEs,
AND OTHER TOILET ARTICLES
jy12 3t2dp
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This celebrated
t1ange Gin is rapid
ly superseling all
others; it cuts the
seed cleaner, giving
more pounds Of lint
from same quantity
of seed cotton. 1t
does more work on
less power, same
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Until October list.

Until October list.
8. N. MOODY,
Corner Canal and Royal streets,
Begs to remind his customers that his
store will close at p NJ. daily until the above
date, SATURDAY EVENINGS excepted, when
the store will be open until P. NJ.
NOW Is THE. TINE TO BUY SHIRTS.
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alabama Gold Life Insurance Co.,
OF MOBILE, ALA,
G. E. THAMES, President:
IHOS. HENRY, ST., Vice Preslden,
I. N. FOWLER, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
7. z. Thames. Jacob Magee, T. W. sims,
P. d. Barker, A. G. McCants, J. NJ. Thonson
A. P. Bush, John Bowen r.. Touart
G. g. Duffee, J. H. Garner. MP. Lew
L. Brewer, Thos. P. Miller, O. 2. Carthorn
A. ). Gillespie, A. Murdoch, A. Proskaner.
): Z: Chamberlain, J. H. Marshall, p H. Pepper.
L. Henry, ST., G. G. Richards, r. J. Darant
c. E. Rushing.
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH
References by permission:
A. Thomson d Co., Flash. Lewis O.
State National Bank, Jno. r. Hardie 4 70
Lehman, Abrams 4 Co., Office 80 Camp street
Formerly Equitable Of New York.
HENRY McNAIR. Gent Auant
Reliable agents wanted ;e19 IN 80 INV
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NIARRIED:

Magnetic Waterloo Canal street.
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NeW Fail Goods.
j. LEVOIS l. JAMESON.
Aave opened
NEW FALL GOODS, in American Standards,
narrow and wide widths.
WHITE and JEAN FLANNELs
For early fall wear, bought at auction and unusr-
ally cheap.
From Paris we will open this week two cases of
PLAIN and STRIPPED GRENADINES
for Coo per yard, guaranteed silk and wool
We are selling
CHARvETs LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS
at cost, to close consignment.
j. LEVOIS & JAMESON
jy12 3t 126 Canal street.
at Ualshe's.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
The usual assortment of
WASHES SHIRTS
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
At Low Prices,
FOR CASH ON THE SPOT.
=. T. WALSHE,
jy12 1t2dp 10 Canal street.
For the Bath!
We are now closing out an inyoiN, of TTrRK
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House Furnishing Store.
W. G. SHEP ARD & 90.
IS CamD street.

VIII remove September next to those 6ne Stores,
20 Camp and 118-Common street.
VIII sell their present LARGE STOCK Of
CROCkEkY, GLASS and CHINA WARE a.
VERY REDUCED PRICES, to save the expense
Of moving.
Also-HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, in large
variety. jy6 3dpSutf
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E. r. Motion,

E. r. Motion,
A.. ....ROYAL STREET. At
Announces to the public and his old patrons,
that he has re-opened his store Tor the sale Of
CROCKERY, GLASS AND PORCELAIN WARE,
And
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING GOODS,
It Is his intention to cell his assortment Of
Goods It IS per cent below cost price. Bargains
odsred to atty and country mseshanAs. @
~ lst3ap -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-26
We Have Tried the Great Cough
Remedy.

Marsden's Pectoral Balm is considered by
all who have tried 1t the ne Plus dtrd of med
ical discoveries. Testimonials pour in from
all classes, expressing the gratitude of the
thousands who have been relieved and cured.
Want of space prevents our publishing in
detail the many cures it has effected. Physi-
clans prescribe 1t in daily practice as the
best expecterant known, and unhesitatingly
recommend it to their patients in bronchial
diseases.
The proprietor can, with the greatest GER
tanty, affirm that all the facts stated with
respect to the efficacy of this Invaluable rem
edy are fully established in every class OF
cases for which it is recommended, by body
of evidence which will carry conviction to
the most skeptical mind, and the medicine,
although highly efiectual in its remedial
character, is, in the highest degree, innocent
in Its composition, and may be taken with
great benefit by the most delicate. Marsden's
Pectoral Balm can be purchased from all
druggists at 50 cents small, or one dollar large
bottles,
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The editor of the Mount Ayr Gowa)
the editor of the Bedford Argus and
took occasion to remark that that in
dividual was "a squirming squirt, n
chicken hearted youth, diabolical
jackassary, ape, hog mullen-stock (N
dog-fennel, tumble-bug, and toiling
CATERPILLAR The person thus adj
dressed, evidently hurt by these asser-
tions, replied that the editor of the
Mount Ayr Journal was "all this and
more too" and added that he was "the
bnt-cut of original sin, the qUintessence
of double-distilled nastiness; foul
bubble floating on the surface of cess
pool, dirty, NANCY dog, and foul dis
grace to his own tieas."
A certain well known young man
about town has hit upon q brilliant ex-
pedient He says if you ever get into
trouble with any person in a garden
over the Rhine, spring up and shout in
loud voice, $50 you call me id
Dutch rascal, do your aud immedi-
ately every loyal Teuton within hear
ing will make a descent upon that
luckless opponent, and sweep him out
of existence. "Charley" says he has
tried it, and it works like charm
cincinnati Times.
The Duluth Herald and the London
Times have been pitching into one an
other for some time. OF late the Her
aid has been getting the best of the
British thunderer. Learning that the
Times subscription list and business
were falling off on account of its at
facts, the Herald has withdrawn from
the contest, and will allow the organ
of England to recuperate.- Mining
Gazette.
George w. Childs, of Philadelphia,
has the manuscript of Dickens EMU
tual Friendn in his possession, having
purchased it for 81 $50 in gold from a
London critic, to whom it was given by
the great novelist. Some Of the pages
are said to be scored through and
through with laborious corrections.
"An overlooked widow with three
children,n advertises in the New Or
leans Picayune for her lost cow that
disappeared with the flood.
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The Pope's New Name for Bismarck.
LFrom the Catholic Telegraph.l

FROM IHe NNllollC leleRTupn.l
The holy father was lately very
happy in selecting for Bismarck the
name Seianus. Wacitus tells us that he
was the prime minister of Liberals, as
cruel as he was able. He gained so
much control of the mind of the em-
peror that he persuaded him to retire to
his villa at Capre, and leave in his
hands the administration Of imperial
power. Master of Rome, he turned the
helpless emperor into ridicule and or
ganized system of oppression and
murder But the fall Of Sejanus was
as swift as his elevation--the favorite
of the rabble, the idol of the army, the
friend of the emperor persisted in the
storm his cruelty aroused. Strangled
in prison, to which a decree of the sem
ate consigned him, his lifeless body,
after horrible mutilaton, was thrown
into the Tiber. Bismarck is playing
the role of Sejanus, with Kaiser Will
helm and the Catholics of Prussia.
His end may be similar-the victim OF
the emperor whom he mocks by his
ministerial swaggerings, and of the
people whom he is relentlessly perse-
cutting.
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NOTICE TO ADvERrIsEts.

HereafternlI bills for advertisements
In this paper WIFI be collected monthly,
unlcSS otherwise specified in contracts.
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FOR FOUNDERS.

THE STATE OF TEXAS-To the sheriff
l. or any constable of Dallas county, greet
ingi You are hereby commanded, that by
making publication of this citation in some
newsps per published In the county of Dallas
four weeks previous to the return day here
of, you summon Peter l.. Conrad and John
&, Salter, who are not residents of the state
of Texas, but reside In the state of Illinois,
to be and appear before the district court, to
be holden in and for the county of Dallas, at
the court house thereof, In the city of Dallas,
on the first Monday in June next, then and
there to answer the petition of Samuel j..
Adams and Jackson l.. Leonard, composing
the firm of Adams ~ Leonard, filed in said
court against said Peter Il. Conrad, John q.
Salter and Benjamin Griflith, composing the
firm OF p. l.. Conrad II Co., and alleging In
substance, that, ON the 9TH day of january,
A. ID. 1874, defendants accounted with plain
tiffs of and concerning divers sums of money
from the defendants to plaintiffs, before that
time due and owing and then In arrear and
unpaid, and that upon such accounting, de-
PENDANTS We're found TO be in arrear and in
debted to plaintiffs In the sum of two thou
sand one hundred and seventy seven dollars
acknowledged in writing, signed by them,
that said sum was the amount then due and
owing from them To plaintiffs. and that said
sum OF money is still due from defendants to
plaintiffs.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there before said court this writ, with your
return thereon, showing how You have exc
cuted the same.
Witness, A. Harwood, clerk OF the district
cOurtof Dallas county, Texas.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
court, at Office in Dallas, this End day of
Nav, a. ID. 1874. A. HARDWOOD, Clerk.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-26
$4,000 wanted.

A gentleman wishes TO borrow, for twelve
months, the sum of I'VE thousand dollars, 10
be secured by the best real estate guarantees.
For Information, those Wishing to loan VIII
apply TO, ass s fiiW i
JOHN HENRY BROWN a vENARLE.
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