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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-30

EGT We have received the pro
ceedings ofo,the ''White People s.
Convention of Grant, and are glad to
know that our friends have placed a
good ticket in the field, with certain
signs of success. They have nomi-
mated G. G. Dunn, for the Legislature;
WI. Richardson, for Parish Judge:
C. c. Nash, for Sheriff; W. L. Russell,
for Coroner, and for Police Jurors,
r. K. Smith, J. Odum, T, L. Allison
j. B. Lincieum and T. H. Hardy.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-30
u F-tt.-.l Cog ~ 2 1lEv -
E&~ The latest kilograms FRI


] EK- The latest kilograms from
Grant, and papers from New Orleans,
bring us nothing new and startling
on our situation, hence we have moth
ing to add as alate postscript for the
qualification or disiikeof our reahers.
We are where we started from, the
bottom Of the ladder, and will be kept
there so long as Boss Packard wills
it and Grant endorses that will. We
advise one and all to keep cool, work
off all surplus steam and prepare for
the next best shadow, which may
cast its shade on our side of the
house. We have seen sicker subjects
cured by far worse doctors. Pa
thence and grit will tell after awhile.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-30

f% Natchitoches, has an excel
lent ticket inthe field, and our friends
are now on the pathway to victory:
For the Legislature, W. A. Ponder and
Jacob Kile;for Parish Judge, c.. F.
Dranguet; and for S h eri #, S. N.
HYamS. y. -.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-30

WARD NoMIN AEIeNS.-I S it t
about time that the names of our
Justices and Constables should be
handed in and announced. that our
people may vote knowingly and to
some effect?
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-30

HT Elsewhere we publish the
Prospectus Of the Daily and Weekly
New Orleans Times, a Journal of
wide circulation, we'll conducted, ably
edited, and 'withai q first class news
paper for the people. - 49,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-30

Ia ~- A Western boy considered
buying threshing machine for sixty
dollars an eStravagant act, when his
mother could get slippers for two
dollars.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-30

NE-We demand special atten-
ton to the millenery card Of Mrs. A.
C. Stanley, and ask the public favors
for it, heretofore extended to its for
mer proprietor,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-30
The New York Herald on Louisiana,

The New York Herald, of the 10th
inst, has leading editorial on our
afairs,iwihich we wish we coulH pub
lish in full, but cannot spare the
space We give the three closing
paragraphs of Che article: 2
The, Presidenticannot ignore these
facts. TIE Republican party cannot
live unlessit adopts nobler policy
toward the South; nor can the North
be trdes to theaU hi on While such !.
crimes as that Of the Kellogg govern
ment are clothed with the sacrednees
Iof the National Constitution.
With us alone ests the response
bility. We ceaaterett the soush; we
accepted thsEbMdcM oeeoheuerors;
We exhausted itsewea1a, sndfts re-
sources; We anhihilated its cretsit; We
paralyzeditssocial Systems ne sman-
cipated the slaves, aid nusdoing so
threw it's rich, dominant, governing
class intopovcrty. In doing this, we
virtual ysimposed afpon thessdathern
people a war fine infinitely greater,
than that imposed upon France by !
Germany. We imposed ruin upoa
the Southern States in spirit Of
brotherly love, and, not satisfied With
this-whiehI mighghave been regar-
ded as the unavoidable results Of
war 'wantoaly begun BY the South
we stimulated and recognized sys-
. TEN of government which not only
has brought scandaEupon tho. Amer
lean name, but threaten ST. DofniShi.s
go war of races and. the adoption, bsyyI
many States, Of the policy Of repudi,
atioh.aE ~ "a ~
There is only one way to treat this
question and that is the right way.
Let the administration be just toward
Louisiana. The revolution has IA enc endaesd
in majestic protest against acknowl-
edged wrong. Let us accept the pro-
testify removing the wrong. For the
present we can do justice to this
State, and Ii the future swescan enter
upon.the coneideratiop of those grave
problems resaltinssfr d'af the war,
which bear ffuit inaL Louisiana, as. to-
morrow they may bear fruit in Wis
consih and California, problems ofre-
construction, labor, rage and finance,
by national convention of peace and
| reconstruction. Louisiana is aaswift
apdgiterrible argument lin favor of
sddh a convention, Il !INaa sdE
II ----~-~~>~--e.-->-~~~
From Wellswood and sCkencyville.
; EDITOR DrnccnAr- 50 "
! Dear Sr-We do not get the Dem
ocrat or Caucasian for several days
after they jaif'ee issued. Are they
mailed in due time, or is it the care
lesspess IF Of the Post Master. at your
oflice3' aIsget thesetpapers when they
are nearly a week old, whereas I
oughtfto' get the m tbs. same y day Of
their issuance, ,,.;} Yonrs,.,
f@ 81 GO 4yiLn4 SUBSCRIBER.
h 80 7 unFS gttgassI 44lsii. ss.tg rs
.t al, -------oo1cr7.--e-:. 80 -. -
II We may as we'll write thsHks to
Charlie Drown, of the Belle Rowland,
for plenty papers, for weknow we will
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-30

PERsoNAL.-0ur fellowitownsman,
Judge T. G. Manning, returned home
Monday evening on the 'R.!T. Bryarly,
from an extended pleasure and lealth
trip, to the Virginia watering Springs,
and is, we are glad to know in res
tored and excellent health, and again
home ready to serve his numerous eli
entelle.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-30
From Wellswoodl and iCkencyyille.

= . - q = Y u : tfft.E D 81 u stt1 n
u We may as well write theHks to
Charlie Drown, of the Belle Rowland,
for plenty papers, for We know we will
get them somstimss,tor.l Y Mss, Rev
land, this tlipsgpes as high as Coushat-
ia, with twp gqnspaviespEE. >. Troops,
to d o@'Twitehefl DcWees' guarding
there. -.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-30

u From our country exchanges,
which We have perused more atten
lively than usual, we are glad to per-
ceiye that the. spirit Of our people ia
yet undismayed and unsubdued. All
take the last pinch of the screw with
becoming manliness, and are working
with more vim and ardor to secure bet
Ter results than ever Every Parish so
far lras made good nominations for the
Legislature, and'if We are successful,
which we do not doubt, we wilfhave a
COED and decent Legislature. iaJ
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-30
Choice Letters.

The two following letters have
been exhumed from Kellogg's many
choice brochures, and will serve as a
good proof of what We. have so often
written about: go .,s.s ...-...
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-30

~ I'VE owe many thanks to the
Iciedksof the Il. 4! Bryarly, for large
bundle ofthe latpst papers, from every
section OF the Union.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-30
BosToN, MASS, J
Hon. VIM. P. Kellogg, Governor, New
Orleans.

My Dear GOVERNOR think my re
tainer in the matter of the petition in
the Supreme Court about the affair at
Louisiana should be $4,000. l advised
in the cause with the counsel who ar
gued it. They will recognize my SER
vices; and 1 was obliged, in conse-
quence of the retainer to refuse one on
the other side. Please remit by draft
on New York, which draft would be
your receipt. rr..-.,r.....; ...'...
Very truly, yours, 3 ~ E.t.
HsaaE r., 81 BtNJ, f. BUTLER.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-30
WASHINGTON, ~ I
June q, 1873. I
Hon, W, F. Kellogg,

Hon, W. P. kellogg, ','' 81"
My Dear SRI have just received
yours of the l2tli (having been out'of
town for ten days, and have accord
ingly drawn on you for $1,000: Did l
state in a previous letter. that of the
draft for $4,000. which you ysent me
some time since, / found it desirable
to deliver $1,000 to Mr.. Chandler
| am glad to See that all present OPP
position to your administration is
dying ont and puhGe confidence being
restored. shall be happy to see you
when you COME uhsre, and remain,
yours truly, .4i!{61 C.CUsHNG.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-30
THE NEW YORK DEMOCRACY.

the mueas M p etrAs PlsttormNtq
principless@1t iEliRsI the trssaI1
mocracy, and deals with nothing but
living questions. Its platform re-
peats none Of the ancient common
places, and no one can accuse it Of :
any double dealing or concealment-
What it means it says, and says it
plainly. Some O its propositions 1
may be e.! esQ|lplttr l, but they can.
not be misunderstood. LISA modeLrr~
platGEaaia - e 3! & ie E, siaeetity and ifs'
brrevity. We take pleasure in repro
Fddcing it. .<HslT
.f9aW THE: PLATFORM. .s,Eft aus,
The Democratic party Of New York II
pledge themselves. anew to- the p,incisT
pies set forth III flleir platform atloptetbit
last year at Utica, 81 approved by the ::
votes OF the people of the Empire State,a,
and endorsed by the Democrats of I'LL
| pois, Michigan, Maine'ahd other States &
iof the. Union: T*9 Httf95i aKs III
l. Cold and silverthe only iesarten- a
der; II o currency .incohvertible iwithgs
coili...RHa% t4ai s4al ess ssstl atth,a
4 2. Steady steps toward Specie Pay, '"
ftnents;no step backwards. =. .
B.. Honest payment of the public debit
IN coin: sacred preservation of the pub
lie faith. ''"''7' e ~ -
a. Revenue reform Federal taxationa1
for reventie only: no Government partSldls
nership with protected monopolies.;f aHisif
E 5.fiotne Rsie.. 10 4init~ avi,iaaucdiisynes
most zealousy the free powers intrusted
to public servants-nluEicipal State and
Federal; no Capitalization.
6. Equal and exact justicesto allimen / /.
no partial legislation; no partial taxa
ton.
~. A free press: no gag laws.
.aaS. Free men: a uniform excise law;
no sumptuary laws.
/. 8. Official countability<enferced byf.t
better civil and ,ycri'ninal remedies: no
private use OF, public fupds by public ~
officers. ~
10. Corporations chartered BY tihs 9
State always snpervisable' by the State = /
in the interest of the p'ople. r
H. The party in power responsible H.
for all legislation while in power.
u. The Presidencya public trust, not
q private perquiste mo third term .2gufa
j., Ii. Economy in thet public expense,
that labor may be lightly burdened.
We condemn and, ilenounce the con-
dtet of the Presid, IT. in setting up by
the. bayonet a government in Louisiana
not''chossn by the people, having no IT,
Tie to attthority, as a fragrant violation &
of the Federal Constitution and the
rights of a sister State.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-28
4 tGuIlux Knsc.

The case Of the United Slutes w. s.,
\, Prewitt, ct, alo for banding together
and going In disguise tougspul and IN
llnidoto one j, Is, Dcokmuu, drew to
u close yesterday evening The case
was one tried under the kulIIuX act be-.
fore Commissioners Long aud has been
dragging Us length through the court
since Thursday, port OF yesterday be-
lug occupied IN taking testimony.
The government being represented
by Mr. Nowlan and the defendant by
Messrs, Aldredge and Brooks, the ar,
gument on both sides being able and
specially to the point, and particularly
was our reporter struck hy the clear
concise and pointed manner IN which
Mr.. Aldiedge elucldatcd his ease, Mr.
Brooks being aS lOrcible, too, as any
could wish. Mr.. Prewitt was separate
ed and tried from the others, aud the
case was hinged on him. After re-
cciving the testimony and listening to
the arguments, Commissioner Long
bound the defendant over Ia n bond of
one thousand dollars to appear ut 'ry-
Ter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-28

Are the names of the new "American
newspaper advertising agents. in 81.
Louis, brief mention of which we
made n few days ago. They have lit.
ted up commodious and convenient
Offices at the corner Of Third and
Chestnut streets, which will be under
the personal management of Mr.. Mel
son Chesman, late editor of G. T.
Rowell " Co.'s American Newspaper
Directory, New York. The New York
firm, and Mr.. Chesman in connection
herewith, are sufficiently well known
to the newspaper fraternity of the
whole country to need no formal intro
duction. Suffice it to say that they
Will strive to represent the interest of
those who may patronize them. Hay
ing long had dealings, honorably and
satisfactorily in all instances, with the
New York house, we most heartily
commend the new firm to our readers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-28
ATHANKSGIYISG DINNER.
The First Spread Of the San Jacinto.

On Thursday morning this new boon
to the traveller was thrown open, and
the proprietors, Messrs. Sells IL Peyton,
entertaSneda number of invited guests
with very elegant dinner.
The cuisine was unexcep .ionable, the
bill of fare something quite superior to
anything every gotten up here before,
and the service very satisfactory, when
it is considered that the servants were
all more or less new ones, and the din.
Guilty of getting thoroughly trained
ones upon short notice is very great.
The dining room is airy, comforta.
bic and well finished, and the table
linen, queensware, cutlery and table
furniture of the latest and most ap.
proved description.
Messrs. Sells and Peytou left nothing
to be desired in contributing to the
gastronomic delight.
Among number of invited guests
present this reporter recognized Maior
r. V. Tompkins, L. s. Gay, Esq, Ma.
jor T.. w. Baylor, editor of THE Her.
AID, Miss Helen Baylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ervay, Mrs. Scogin, Colonel Hibhler,
J. q, Booth, q. G, Rivers, Esq, BUSH
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-28

A. win &c seen lY Acknowledgement
Of This institution 10 lndRy's paper
tho sprlug term win commence on
Monday, January rs. ls~, pui cadets
ave recommended 90 enter Win The
new year. being charged only from
date Of entrance, win theeommenee-
ment oflhe present session Of Tho ll'
alilulo, on the first Of September iasil
The university plan Of teaching by
subjects was Instituted for the oompul'
sorry curriculum system heretofore pur-
sued, The method nfluslluellon, there
fore, h now by subjects, IN separate
schools, lhus giylng 10 pll slldenla the
privilege Of selecting for Themselves
those departments 10 which they are
led by their peculiar pslea aud pro-
posed pursuits IN He to devote them
selves. There aro thirteen dIl'
orent schools, rs follows l'lltL
Latin and lItemlmol second, Greek (
third, lGngllshI fourth German h0h
French sISlh, spanlsh apyeulh,
mathematics eighth meiaphyslcsund
moral philosophy ninth, natural
philosophy tenth, chemistry, miner
alogy aud geology eleventh, survey
Ing aud leyellng twelrth, cuur'o Of
physical and descriptive geography
aud thirteenth, military soleuoe. We
most cordially commend the Institute
TO tho favorable attention Of our rcUl.
nrn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-28

the wood work by d, u, Grove, and
The plumbing painting aud gas filIlng
by our leading men la that business
whose names our reporter was MOI pro-
ylded with,
~ THH OfflpE
are the pr0prlelors, Messra, w, w.,
Sells, formerly Of Kansas, ~ q, Pey-
ton, formerly Of Kentucky propretorsi
j, NJ, RigIer aud James padgeIll
clerks, In tho dining roam, jain l'os-
set Is the steward,
In conclusion this reporter may be
pardoned for any omissions made In
this hurried memoranda about the san
Jaeinto hotel, Suffice II 10 my that II
II the handsomesi hotel In north Texas,
a credit to Dallas, aud a monument to
the enterprise, public spirit and liber'
atty Of the projectors builders,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-28
The Commerclni rloinl.

Corner Elm and Jefferson streets, gave
an impromptu Thanksgiving dinner to
a large number of guests ON Thursday,
and among the number who participa-
ted in the festivities of the occasion
was the writer of this notice. 1t was n
most tempting spread of the good
things of life, served up in the most
palatable style, aud was relished
heartily by The guests. The CONNER.
cial well sustained its well-earned rep.
utation of being one of the best kent
clearly and most comfortable hotels
in Texas, and well do its proprietors.
Mcssrs. Root Il Crozier, deserve the
patronage being bestowed upon them.
See card of this hotel in THE HERA1D
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-28
OPENED!
Dallas Last Enterprlse-Thc San ia
clRtO Hotel.
Something About the New ana Biz
House Of North Texas.

1t iswith no ordinary satisfaction that
the completion Of another new and ele-
gantly furnished hotel is noted by the
HERALD. Nothing could give the pub.
lie at large better idea of that enter
prise which has made Dallas as u city
remarkable.
THE PROJECTORS
OF this fine building were Messrs.
Thomas and Joseph Field, two BROTH
ers who, by more than ordinary ener-
gy and business talent, have amassed
handsome competence, and have
ever been foremost in all of the impor-
tant public enterprises projected and
carried out. Mr.. w. Ii. Sells, formerly
of Kansas and a brother-in law of the
Messrs Field, Joined them, and charter
was procured and the stock forthwith
subscribed, these gentlemen investing
heavily, and thus giving the best proof
of their confidence in the future growth
and prosperity of Dallas.
THE SITUATION
chosen for the size of the hotel Is an
excellent one, with a southeast and
west front, convenient to the center of
business, Oh Commerce street. one of
the broadcast aud The handsomest |
streets " Tho city, one square lom the |
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-28

Thc Scmi-aunWai meeting Os
the stOclEhOld ars OF the DaLlaR
Real Estate and Building asso-
citation wlll be IielG 0t the
rooms Of ihe Board Of Trade.
0VcT MesSrs. Schroeder a. Dna
viz, ora Monday evening. Ghe
30til Of November, 1874, as Ibasi
pNsl ScVcn O'Cl0cik, a fUii ai.
tendance IN requested, as bUsla
nrSs "a Importance wlig cORke
before ihc meeting. No shares
ia, arrears VIII be allowed to
vote u. a.. GSA&eE&Y.
Secretary and Treasurer.
2i2dlOt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-28

ID. Webster, Esq, resident partner
in New Orleans, of Messrs. II. G.
Dunn II Co.'s Mercantile agency, is
registered at the San Jacinto hotel.
W. y. Wylye, ESD, Of Shreveport,
secretefy Of the Southwestern and Rio
Grandc railway company, aud mem
Der of the bar, has returned home,
after few days of establishment In
Dallas at her growth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-28

On Monday evening the ladies Of the
st. Matthew's (EpiscopaD Aid society
will meet at the residence of Captain
w. l.. Murphy, on Commerce street,
b. consider the means and make the
proper arrangements for bazaar to be
held during Christmas week for the
benefit of st. Matthew's church.
1t is designed to add to the attrae-
tions of the occasion some tableauX
and n Christmas tree for the children.
Those gentlemen who feel an interest
in the matter and are willing to assist
the ladies Of this congregation in this
matter are requested to be present.
Contributions of fancy articles for
the bazaar and articles for the Christ
mas tree, will be gratefully received.
They may be seLt to any of the mem
bers of the Ladies' Aid society.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-28
MnIInce a wnrrnnn,.

BY reference TO our advertising col
umns 1t will be seen that this firm
have removed from their old stand on
Elm street, to the third door from cor
ner, opposite Adams q Leonard's bank.
on the same street, where they will be
pleased to see their friends. See card
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UNTIL 5ANUA Rx I. Is7s

Ne We VII give one years subscription TO the
NM mo,.s" ny Hna the entire eight bound vol
pnges sent, charges paid for so 90 or yy ~
,,os p5.u, lSr tiJ the same volumes i'm libre
~ y, istytsS s' charges paid, S2jCO charges NOT
Or, one years subscription In tho ,ro,.,,-
ana volumes VI, VII. and WI td,, ,,.ihiy
coin, containing en "R'he great Sm,,1, y.
pggSs . vhaf-es paid. $1,000; charges moi naid
90 90 d., me same, volumes in library si WI
V'; WS paid' sl2 % charges not paid. sloin
ceived Mt the above rates ''''' i"'iohs fe-
WIN please remit in posiotrco
luz onoy orders, or in hanl checks or ,ir,Ttn ~,
w REGISTERED letters. Money i'm letter. n OF
Ssribner's Monthly and # Niclo,s s-oo
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1sy ihc plat, quart or gallon,
cheap Vg.J chenp, 30 E'ramr6-
HAS book store, sos lAuin
street., and everything else
usually found lh "a lirst-clUss
book store, naLy he iOund at
the sNmo place aGd sold On the
l,pHlc terms.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-28
OPEN "a GAIN.
No. sos nEaim Strnoa.

No 0Do FsaIM Street.,
Ms tlse number where OrE
Odd friends ana slae public gess-
orally Will Hms ,gs. with a. fan
Ai0clH "a books, paper OF all
SdSn'Ss. stationery, wall Isapcr.
paper Bags, wrapping paper
for Sr0cers and merchants cot
fen saanpliAg paper, etc. New
goods coming iu at
EsBlggD 81 EA'FEHROy,.S
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-28

In the extensive list of Illustrated ,oaterioi
now in course of preparation. whirh r. i. nyl
peeted will be published during Tie comin@
{{,ear' are occasional brilliant papers on
french ie and Literature, by Albert Rhodes:
n ~ hi! OF traycii IN Europe, Asia ana Ameri
on ,Chicqgo, Richmond, baltimore and othar
G ~, 5 Sketches OF curious phases Of vegeta-
In poetry, Snort stories and sketches hio.
isipnrsi lSi.i ilScehce, essays, etc the pub
standard. Every fort will be made 10 ken
companionable. 'e" anu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-28

WALL PAPER AND VIM
HgDVV 6EElDEs.

franklin ~ 40, booksellers,
siali0ners, etc, 5OlMain street,
have n0w on HAMA illc hnest,
cheapeAi wall paper Hna Win-
dow shades, ana the sn0si Of
iheBi, ever before offered In
lilis uinFket.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-28
nOR AAIIn.

MY residence, eoFner raeine avenue
and Houston streets, embracing hall .
bioeh 81 EFound. with we'll nn'shea
oae-atoFy and basemeni roeh'eoners'e
building, and all necessary e"''b"i'"'
ings, ete, An early applicant "sy no.
JsO. W. swIsDELLs,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-28
aVipclSiey 10 Dibrau

Desire to inform their friends and the public
that they are at the Old stand, prepared to do
an Kinds o1tin work. anu will have full sun.
ply OF stoves and tinware in three or four
weeks.
'"'''H' NoNeADefl II. 2}5dlm
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II E 1e M IS:

Fonr dollars year, in advance ;35 cents .
NUM- number SIX numbers tone vol. s. 90 In"
81 't 20 obun1 In cloth, $500; in extra style
$500 wv St'V ~ bound volumes sent, charges p9id
lovers lor binding sent, postage paid. ior "a
G Se. eacn. The back numbers cxphanneI
,or bound volumes at 70 cents each. snheecriI
iefS paying charges both W.. "Ni'' suoscrl-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-28

ness manager Of pHE HtRAlpl Mr.
and Nrs, Peyton, Mr. aNd AIra- SELLS
aud M j, n, RaHhnIow dmad ~ na'
ne, aud mrmedI altogether o happy
family party,
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6O7 Main street is the place 10 find
the largest ana cheapest stock of
books. stationery, etc, in the west, for
ii IN ia street and no. OF
PIERCE a. LYLE,
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A. Nv. StCagall. merchandise
broker. cOnVcyInceT nslO mo-
inry public. Gl'ice-NO. 1907
Aamlar street.
9nJltf
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"Stcnre the ShnLlnM

Ere tNe subSl0nco lMdes,"
And the place to do ii Is ut Frocman's Gal
lery, whore nothing but flrst.class pictures
are made. Studio, corner Houston and Elm
streets. 295d2w