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The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22
LETTER LIST.
IApIEa' LfAr.

iApIEs' Lnr.
Allen, Emms Bats, Class
Burt, Mary Bfown, Sosas
Dictson, Uarolios Rllsos~orth, Lucy
Fuller, Diana Hallsr, Caroline
Handrsw, M e Mitchell, Mary A
McCloud, Maggie Steas, Rachel
Stevenson, Mrs yhugars, Saeah
Smith, Mrs Toney, Lou
GENTS. LIST.
Barthslnsss, z Bsmis, JH
Brown Blsisdel, LIN
Criles, l. Blaaksnbupe II II
Cheney, ID Campbsll, JE
Craig, J N Colwsll D
CLARK, TC Cobs. WmY
Deas, Ck Davis,
Early, W II 0rssn, Mr
Gamble, h Garrison, W A
Glenn, VIM Hsgmaa, A
Hall, A Hart O B
Helm ID W Huntss, 4
Harper, II Hoppe. X
Harrington, FG Harrinstoa, II
Hilsn, l Johnsea, Mathew
johnson, Thomas johnson, Willie
Lovly, Whardard Molly, Cornelius
Morphis, John II Myers, JF
Mason, J Wa MeCsmpbsll, Wm
McBes, Wa Psarson, Lorenzo
Phillis, X Rssb, A
Reed, Aleck? (? stewart. David Pa
Swandy,. John Scott, Kobt
Smith, Peter Smith, wystt 3
Westle, Chss Wooley. Gee
Warner, h 7 Wright, John
Wsshburn, 10
| Gpn W McKxAra y n
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

For sale
Pittsburg Coal at
Sc 90 per ton;
Grand Tower Coal At
S5 90 per ton.
G. w. WnEgLER,
Office on Tenth street, between Com.
mercial and Washington avenues.
Q5.l-3l- I'm
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

Eight, and only eigbtday boarders csn
DO accommodated at the 81. Charles at tho
reduced price. 2-lo-tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

THERE will bs ,ervi ices al the Methodist
church this morning and evening at tho
usual houre.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

THE barber shop II oh Mo corner ot
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where j. George Stenhouse with his gem
tlemauly assistants can be found at any
hour of the day or night, ready to sootns
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with good sham'
poo. Itisa Grst-class shop, aud you are
sure of receiving frst-clsss treatment.
Isdies' and children's hair cut or curiod
after the p,ost approved styles. s-lb-u
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

Cot :. u. REED, chief engineer Of the
N. e. railroad, has taken rooms al the 81
| Charles.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22
RIVER NEWS.
1'Ors List.

ARRIVALS
and departures for the "a hours ending at 0
y. IN. last evening:
Steamer Minneols, Cincinnati
" Exporter, Cincinnati
Gracey. Columbus.
" Joe Kinney, ~. Louis
shannon, Cincinnati
Jas Howard, ST. Louis
Jim Flax, Pnducsh
" Belfast, st. Louis
=" West Wind, Memphis
Robt Mitchell, Now Orleans
Lsura Davis, st. Louis
DEPARTED.
Steamer Minneols, Memphis
4" Exporter, New Orleans
d" Gracev, Columbus
q" Joe Kinney, Vicksburg !
I" shannon, New Orleans
" Jss Howard, New Orlesbs
/" Jas. Fisk, Paducsh
d" Belfast, Pittsburg
Z" West Wind, Memphis
4" Robt Mitchell, Cincinnati
" Laura Davie, Nashville
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22
r. III Il BULLETIN N,

u IL Ii Is u IL II Ill N.
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
LAwRyscE BAakrrr a. the A,beneum
tomorrow night.
DICK FITzGERALD has fnur;een regular
boardsrs jail birds.
----------------------
MD. GEo. YocUM's new milk wagon will
mako its iirst round tomorrow morning.
Chr MCHALg arrested q "whits' man
lsst nigh, for whipping his "co!ored"
wife
NR. AND Mas. y G.. IHL are expect
ed TO reach home tomorrow or Tues-
dag
Several pleasant rooms on the upper
floor ut tho st. Cbaries can be had at very
low rstas. 2l0-,f
Cor. :. u. REED, chief engineer Of the
N. e, railroad, has taken rooms a. the st.
Charles
Eight, and only eigttday boardees can
DO accommodated at the 81. Charles at the
rod duced price. 2-l0-H
THERE will bs services al the Methodist
church this morning and evening at tho
usual hours.
TnE truck growers about Cjbieb are
now shipping lettuce, spinach, ETC. to
Cairo and Chicago.
JoE SMITH has purchased the bar OF
the steamer Exporter. Four hundred dol
lars was tho price paid.
NM. JouS w. MALIE, wife Of Capt.
Malin Of the LaClode hotel, st. Louis, 10
10 the city visiting Mi. T.. W. Hslliday's
family.
DR.. WILLIAMS has received a supply
of frcsb Laughing gss" Office on Com
,perc,sl avenue over Elliott & Hsytborne.
l7l-2-2l-,f
WoEK On the extension of The Cairo,
Arkspsas and Texas railroad has been
suspended tor a few days on account Of
the bad weather
FoR sALE--s2, 600 in city scrip. For
| sale In quantities 70 suit the purchaser.
| Apply 10 II. T. GEHoULD.
l73.2-22.f
OVER thirty persons took breakfast ..
the ST. Charlie, yesterday morning after
ii o'clock, tho train frora the south being
several bours late.
FARsBAEER j Son are in tks ranks
again. See tkei. IN tnAmmoth sdvertiseme en-,
10 another column, They arc selling
clothing cheaper than ever.
DELISQuEsT TAXES. - Dstraint for
taxo. will positively be mi de March Isl,
| ALEX. II. ,IEvIs, Collector.
| l5o-2-i5-llt
! WHAT has become Uf the Indspenden'
Gregg Has their organization gone W
IA.
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but he wasn't lazy when l saw him; ho
was carrying . small tin bucket; it was
tied TO bis tail, and lie was taking 1t home
with him; he seemed TO be in hurry. !
think he must have forgot something and
was going back after 1t.
Why are dogs such socisble animals
l have a blsck-snd-tan, that 10 on intimate
terms with all the dogs in the town where
I live, and has 9 speaking acquaintance
with two-thirds of tho dogs that come in
from the country on business just
like hotel clerks md that roninds
me that Cousin Tom says Capt. Dean has
gone to Grand Tower to spend his "Mardi
Gras'' and Mr.. Rexford Is soon going to
Joliet by way Of st. Louis ! thought
they did not allow people to choose their
route to Joliet.
l wonder If Mr.. Wilcox has got his
man yet, one "that can milk cows l
want man too but not to milk COWS, !
want him "for better or worse '--genersl'y
worse. What makes a man swear worse
than whom he puts up stove PipeE
could stand all day and see stovep'Pes put
up and not say a single cuss word Two
things will always happen, nothing more
eertian than death ard the tax collector,
man will swear when he puts up stow
and q woman will scream when she sees !
mouse, II you rec = man getting read,
In solemn silence 10 put up . stove, "Sbou
this time look out for storma' a. the al
msuAc says. I always brace myself TO
Q season Of desp, heartfelt profanity AM
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

A. j. ROE NJ. y.
Once over Thows Z Drov. groseex
strcet. RSsidenee corner WsShina1oo [
uus ana Tourtesash vlpeet.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-06

This Institution Was fully organized 90
Saturday evening al ful. meeting of the
Stockholders By the election Of the follow
Ing officers; o. Hooker Presdt. 4. III,
Pogu~ v. p. and Messrs Jas Webb Jr J. y,
Whitfield, ]. X. Gattis, A. w. Graham and
J. w. Robson, Directors.
Alta subsequent meeting of the Beard
Mr.. A. w. Grsl,ain WAS chosen Attorney
for the Company. AIR. John u Blackwood
Treasurer. ai.l. Mr. &. G. Tsyiar, Secretary,
Upwards Of three hundred shares Of stock
were represented st the lmeeting. and ad'
iitionsare icing made daily, !;
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-06

This gcntlemsh, the Conservative can.
dIdale for supt ~ Public Instrurtian and
the editor ~ that saluaI,ls journal" Our
Llviag a Our Dead" cziiedon us on satur.
day. ~. visit 10 HlIishofo has no ent'
necsioa witl, hl. csndidsey. bu; i solely
In the iutsr~p % his paper. which shuuid
have the patronage ofssery confederate
soldier. aud III ~lss. unissts see preserved
the msnoriAis Of North Caroline SHARE In
the Late stnxsls.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-06
For The Recorder.
tshs<Itaisss ne.siax q galdw~,I.i

Meeting Organized BY calling Col j IS
Leathers TO the Chair. n G Russell acting
Secretary. A Holden Esq BY request sta-
ted the object Of he meeting tobe The ap-
poiiitment II deleystes 10 the cpun.s
Convention to be held in Hillsl,ore on the
9tli of Mag next. On motion NJ Mr.. Hol-
den comnillee .of5 Was appulnted 10 SCI
iect5 dalegsfts aud . aiternates Loo repre-
sent the i0wnmhip. ~. . .'ss- 81 =
" The Copiihiliee- w j prayLH Holden
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-06

suits were ia-iiiuted II the isst term Of
the Court rs the 'rur@tces OF the Univer-
sity against Alexander NIsIvet 10 recover
che Seal. Books, Papers. &c. beionging to
the University; and against solomon Pool
10 recover possession Of the college prop
erty which he nov contests. Graham srd
Graham appeared Cor the plainsiffs, and
J. ID. nsleis~ior Cor Mr.. Mcissr. and j. u.
Mason Cor Pool.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-06

We have called attention. repeatedly 20
the neglect Of the Grave Yard siiAelird "a
the Presbyterian Church. To doiugso We
have unsdvisedIy done inIusties BY I'npii.
calico, 70 the sonxrsExtioa. They are In
no wise Responsible. u having been until
very recently the public cemetery. Of The
tawn. Thstowu sushoritIc- are rssponsIhle.
Like every thing sl-s entrusted % their
care, lt has been Tie victim 81 nexleet'
We again eau atieniloa 90 the kact that
the cemetery ID constantly filed with cows,
and wlth hogs rostipg among what sheuld
he the halIs~rd rr-.inz plasss ofths dead
II Is . repnneh which sh.ald be hushe.l.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-06

Mr.. Woodward, the snsrsesic eorrcs-
pondeut on ths New York SeafA heaored
our sanctpm on Friday. lie Il gathering
msterisis Cor lhst Journal. No doubt the
historical iaelasnts and associations Of oar
old burg wlll Prove ! fralsfaIihen,s for 81.
ready pen. 49, ~. 81 .la N a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-06

Abel Payne, one % the oldest and most
respectable Of The colored citizens 81 fay-
ei,eviIIe, died lsss week agrd nearly Is
years. sNs M4sA 49, q N1
Ills remsIns vers followed 10 ths grave
bys large coneour-c. among whom we're
many whiiss---an evidences az the high
consideration with which he was regarded.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-06
CHANGERS RALLY.
.W. RnBINSoN.

w. r. ROBINSON. Il
y DANvyLLE, Va.
Who has Just received the following;
so Tons Peruvian Gusno.
25Tons Tobacco Fertilizer .t
y % Tons Pacific Gaano lfor which he b
: agent.
% Tops Fresh Ground Plaster q
10 Bushels Now Crop Glover Seed
100 Bushels Orchard Grass Seed 4
SO Bushels Herds Grass Seed
90 dos. Wedding and killing Hoes
/, zoe BsWsels Lime. 'ist ~ "an
Y rs Barrels Cesnent M
50 Barrels Seed Potstocs, Early Rose,
" and Peach Blow %
1000 Ruxheln Seed Oats.
All OF which he will sell at asmali profit.
Cali and examine.
March iltl,, snf. w. r. ROBINSON: :
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-06
m -

On Wednesday morning The e,th there
was most decided SNOW storm, lasting
however, but . short time. The air iilIed
with the thickly nyins aakss. The high
wind. and the very low Temperature made
the uiorning ,iecidr,iiy winlry, and cen-
sidriing the latsnes- 10 the sessun, phe-
nsmsnsl, Hensy fiost and ice on the moua-
,snxUi tae yo<h- -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-06

The Press wa. represented i.st week BY
Mr.. Duncsn syms % the News. Or q. A.
Grssn % the Durham Tob.ccc, Plant, ar.
W. A. Davis o. the rorch-Iight. and Mr.
n. .. Corbsii u tho state Agflculturai
Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-06

We learn With sincere sorrow u ihs death
of Mn Patterson, the wils IL our ssteesn-
I'd fellow citizen. Nal. W. n. Patterson.
which occurred ON sunday. The sorrow
Ing husband hiss the rymS~thi~s ~ ALI
his cruel and unexpected bereavement.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-06

The Blood owes IL red color % Minute
Eiohulex which floAt Ia that nuid, and
contain, In \ healthy pcfsotn n lsrae
amount 81 Iron. which gives Vitality 10
The blood. The Peruvian syrup supplics
s:rengih and vixor 10 the whols system.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-06

We hear on all sides the general CON.
plant of the l.ss Of plants BY ny and fresh.
%. Ashsf crop q sniicip@ied' Il DO no
cry o. wolf this time. Plants vii be scar
&C, snd the area 10 planting susli.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-06

Mrs Jacks,n, the Widow 81 ticnl T. ..
Jsckson @Fn glisst hast weck &c > dsy or
twoofthe Hon WA. Graham.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-06

Remember the County Convention IL
the Court House In Hillsbefo On saturday
the 9th inst.
Let there lse . full attendance. ~ the
Delegates. Ailtlss noninsiionr 10 be made
are 81 Importance. xnd the delegates "a the
Judicial and Congressional Conventions
shouid be selected with grcsS care and
circumspecilon.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-06

orr Wilmington letter Of ls-s week ~iII
be found on first r~xe. - 80
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-06
nUxrcIrAlEL

At an election held in this town Oh
Monday, A. c. Murdoch was elected
Magistrate Of Police, and Messrs. III. n
Brown. y. II. Pogue, ID. c. Parks. Robt.
Faucet, David Anderson. c. +. Parrish,
and Isae; Turner Commissioners. (;
The suie II as fclIsxS; = -. s.--...t
For MAaisrRATE az PoracE.
&C Murdoch Ind. 81 James Parks,
Con. s.. @ NJ Hardin Rep. Is.
FoR COMMISSIONERS.
HN Brown. Rep. lbs. + II Pogue Con.
50. ID c Parks Con. IS. Robt Faucet Con.
-. David Anderson, Con. 20. c E Parrish
Con. 81. Israel Turner, Con. IS.
W. r. strsyhorn Rep. II. John Rose
mond Rep. Al. John Pogue Con. ~. T d
Gordon, Con. ~. Louis Jinkens Cnl. Rep.
50. Haywood Beverly, Col. Rep. Al.
HIN Brown was run on both tickets.
-
PROHIBITION.
The vote on the question Of Prohibition
and License in HilIsboro Township result
ed as follows:
Prohibition. License.
Ilillsboro. rs eco
Smithis Is 70
-a -
1853 $50
Majority Tor Lirenss 1871.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-06

Grieyes that he va. evera citizen ofor.
ange County. Orange - sorry sao.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-06

The ladies Of the Methodist Church OF
HIllsbsro will hid y FrstixA for the bene-
nc u the churrh In the Hall over DIR.
Haoke.'s Drug stars filay tight, tie 9Th
inst. -. A,as.5,.r g. eesst 4
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-06

81. Mpnafort sfc0cbsS w~ IL town 90
iIur-dsy tat
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-06

.snoshsr fsssbci 90 hand, weather we',
cold aid drcssy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-06
See hrs, aud fourth page. ior advertise
.llh on MAY.

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-18
REEClIEN

Hus filed his detailed statement with
the investigating com mittee, and the
same has been given to the world
through the columns of the metropoli-
tan press. 1t Is very lengthy, very
positive aud very circumstantial. lie
denies his guilt in toto. Nauseated
with the whole business, we have not
taken the time to wade through his
elaborate statement. We notice that
he says that Tilton, In 1869, when go
ing off on a lecturing tour, said to him,
81 wish you would look in often and
see that Libby is not lonesome and
does not want anything"
There was ease that occurred many
years ago In the section of country in
which we Were raised, which, we
think, it would have been good for
Beecher to have heard of and to have
profited by. A member of the old
Covenanter church was arraigned be-
fore the session of his church on the
charge of having allowed his ficshly
lust to lead him from the geometrical
line Of rectitude. When the charge
was read to him and the question of
guilty or not guilty propounded, he
hesitated some time with downcast
eyes, when, suddenly raising his head,
he said:
"rhe truth Is near and dear to John
McNinch--Guilty."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-18
q" ORALLY ONCE AGAIN"

AT the recent convention Of sheriilb,
held Mt Corsicana, Governor Coke APP
proved in the highest terms PROPOSE
ton submitted to him, to authorize
each sheriff IN the state to organize u
company of cavalry, to be under the
immediate command of the respective
sherilis, to be governed in all respects
by the general militia laws of the state.
The governor promises to furnish all
the necessary arms and equipments to
such companies when organized, and
to guarantee their pay when in the
field under his orders.
In pursuance of this movement, we
take pleasure in stating that our wide
awake sheriff, Major Barkley, is now
ready to receive ut his Office applica-
tons for membership In the company
he proposes to organize. He wants
none but young men, full of enterprise
and enthusiasm, and who are willing
to discharge soldiers duty whenever
and wherever II may be required.
We trust that our young gentlemen
of Dallas will respond to this call, and
that before the week ends we may see
Major Barkley at the head of his COM
mand, ready to vindicate rs swell as ex-
ecute the laws.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-18
--a-.--as------ss--s--.-
JOHN MITCHELL.

Nothing could mark so clearly the
progress OF liberal thought In the old
world, and especially in Great Britain,
rs the fact that John Mitchell, who,
twenty-seven years ago, was carried
over the seas away from his home un-
der sentence of Imprisonment for
life, can now go fearlessly back to that
home, and not only be allowed to stay
there unmolested, but actually to be
received with every demonstration OF
JOY and mark of honor on the part OF
those in support Of whose liberties he
incurred his punishment. IL will be
remembered that we announced, some
weeks ago, the fact that he had sailed
tor Ireland; now we learn that he
was received by the Irish people upon
his landing with all the marks of res
pect that usually attend upon the con-
queror's steps. The grand old city of
Cork was Illuminated In his honor,
and torch light procession of more
than five thousand persons turned out
to do honor to the occasion.
What tho English government pro-
poses to do about IL has not yet trans
pired. Whether he will be allowed to
stand for parliament and to take his
seat therein If elected, or whether he
will be shipped back to the penal colo
ny to serve out the balance of histerm,
Is not yet determined. He must be
made Of brave stutfto risk the alterna-
tive.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-18

II before us, and II gives ~ pleasure 70
commend II 10 our readers for the val
liable information about land tltles,
the Texns land system, and other sub
Iccls therein contained More partlc'
ularly viii this publication be OF value
10 those who IRE receiving letters ask
Ing for information about Texas. one
numbe Of II contains more inlornih-
ton than could be written on n quire
OF foolscap. Persons Wishing TO send
the Bulletin TO friends elsewhere, can
get copies free by calling at the office
of the publishers on Main street The
Subscription price Is ono dollar per an'
mum. We believe that Its extensive
circulation would be of great beneht
to this section of Texas, and hope To
see its subscription list swell I'LL IT
reaches up among the thousands. AZ
an advertising sheet II IL worthy the
attention of our business men. The
uniform price of advertisements IL ten
cents per line.
There Is no man in Texas better
posted than the senior member OF the
firm Of John Henry Brown Il Ven
able in everything that relates to Texas
lands and on this point we are pleased
to make the following extract from the
Bulletin
The publishers of this Real Estate
Bulletin have been established rs u firm
in Dallas for three years. The senior
member of the firm, through his de-
censed father, has been identified with
Texas since 1921, fifty yenrs, and since
his own youth, about forty years, has
been familiar with the history nnd
land titles Of the country, and has. the
satisfaction OF saying that In a period
of thrty-three years since his first nc
tive participation in land TRANSACTIONS
not u solitary suit has ever grown oul
OF any land matter in which he has
had the management. Without ego
tism, this simple fact Is mentioned
only to show that IN furnishing stmn
gers information In regard to Texa'
land and land titles, we are not Onl,
trustworthy but competent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-18

Jefferson Democrat

OFFICE or THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.. |
August IL, 1874.
At special meeting of Mechanics
fire company No. !, and Gem fire com
pany No. ., and Defiance hook and
ladder company No. /, the following
resolutions wereunanim0usly adopted
Whereas, We feel that we cannot
adequately repay our Dallas friends for
their many iavOrs paid to our delega-
ton, on the It'll of August--the ami
versary of the Dallas fire department
and that words may fail to express
the sincerity OF our gratitude, yet each
and every member desires to return
their heartfelt thanks to all those who
remembered the Jefferson 'flremen on
that grand occasion; therefore, be IL
Resolved, That our grateful thanks
are particularly due to our steadfast
friends and brother iiremen, Captain
w. G. Conner and Il. }. Franks; also
the Dallas fire department for their
Jealous eXertlons In our behalf, to our
popular friends, j. &. Bogel and John
Kerr, for their many acts of kindness
and. favors to the ladies of Dallas
God bless them) we are truly grateful !;
their compliments and kindness shall
ever he remembered; to mine host of
the Commercial hotel, their accommo-
datons and attentions to the elmer
man." all impressed upon our minds.
We are under many obligations and
thankful for favors received from the
Dallas press. Long may they wave;
to the citizens in general we return our
cordial thanks for many appreciated
invors and courteous attentions paid to
one and all. Last, but not least, to our
conductors of the Texas and Pacific
railroad, Messrs. p. b. Simms and w.
Nj. c. Meredith, our thanks are due for
the care and attention shown; both
gentlemen using all their endeavors to
make all comfortable and at home on
board of the trains.
Long may Dallas prosper and her
hospitable people live.
Resolved, That these resolutions BIO
published in the Democrat, and that
the Dallas papers be requested to copy.
CLARENCE MILLER,
Foreman Mechanics No. /.
h. s. EPPERsON,
Acting Foreman Gem No. 9.
J. Ii. CLAIBORNE,
Foreman Defiance Hook and Ladder
Company No. l.
Approved:
JAS. HoBAN, Chief.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-18
CHEROKEE COUNTY.

The county convention of Cherokee
pledged that county to support the
nominee Of the Nacogdoches conven-
ton, unless said convention should &C.
lect some one who has voted for the
"back pay measure, or who "endorses
said measure This proviso would
rule out both Herndon and Reagan.
A number OF counties In the Austin
district, as we learn from the Gazette,
have declared that they will support
neither Hancock nor Giddmgs for the
same reason.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
Wesleyan Female institute,
Staunton, VA,
REV. W, h. HARRIS, D, D., President,

viii begin ie 18th annual session Septel.i.
bor l7tll, 1874, THIS IN ono OF tho lfhl SCHOOLS
for young ladies la the south, Faculty con.
sints Of twenty.ibNe teachers ghl officers
builGings elegant, scenery grand llrhilii w,
surpassed, feeble constitutions hufe entirely
restored, attended by young ladies from NJ.
teen southern states, anu large huniDel ol
pupils attend this school irOm MI hecliohh ~
The state Of Texas.
For further Information consult our pat
rons-MaJor l. G., ROnnIfeo, ualVeNoni non
X, q, Mills, uorslcanai Judge \, =. Munger,
Houston; Rey, II, H.Tallnlorro' Ausllhi toi9'
mol Thomas II. Jones, Saladoi Judge =; IT,
Reagan, Palestihs; Colonel ueOrge y. Afford,
Galvosl0ni III. II, Hearnr, ~ lienrn..i Colonel
ID. ID. oiddmgs. Branhami Mrs, NJ. y. Hei.-
verton, Calvert, and all our numerous pay,
rons throughout Texas, A gentleman VIII
leave Galveston ist " September, VINO wlil
take charge all young ladies going W ms
institute. In regard ~ escort, write rev. w.
A. Harris, OF stanton, Va,
Terms Tor scholnsiic year-bonrd and tut
tion IN college course, $40 NJ, Extras modei'
dress REV, W. 4, HARRIS,
INdlJniDwlm stanton, va,