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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29

Anew 1,,.-o;'iccs are established al Har-
~. nTi"ee - Golc's Ferry, and at Iorentz's
~. i.'ar comfy, West Virginia. The post
..g,. <. A.i'.'', Halifax county, Va, Is discon-
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..1.t't " hii!LE oS IUkSDAY.-Telcgralns re-
.l.,,' o. Tie signal Office ia Baltimore report
- ,"'" a. Plk"'s Peak. rain at Cape Roster
(.,.- '''f li'fs at'ling weather nj Bismarck and
"'" Ill. c.,@:!i!@ weather al Montreal.
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STOVES, TINWARE, dc.

A GREAT SAVING OF FUEL WILL
~ Ia sarured with open CRATES by the use OK
THE PATENT C0kKuGAmED 4 cam be put in
nor Srnniace without disturbing the nanlei or
For particulars and references, apply 10 IL A. A.
cranshaw. or the Richmond Stove Company, or
I : RaGLASD, who will put them up ana give
estimates. -
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Always on hand large stock-mor re thar, than
the ladies' Of Virginia can BUY or use ' niE
b from 75c to $50 each prices for making
Sd from zoe 70 - IL IL !s5 Pei
S 81 ,nS15. tonnes from s. 10 t12 These prices
are according to The quality of the goods and work
All other work done In proportion: r. t ibs c,iT
etIar nm exrerience OF twenty-four years In the
business he guarantee fIao ars w
R4H t ;I 6i3 81 s. and II Broad street. Look
Tr tne saoie 'NN oc 19-1m
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vErTuAN.HaIR GOODS, &c.

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
IN FANCY AND HUNAN-HAlR GOODS.
have lust returned from New YORK with all
tbp latest novelties of the season. s,lch as Blue
BEADED Bells and Pockets, Blue Bead ana feart
Ornaments for hats, Shell COMBS; BLACK, Iarnet,
and ali other new styles o: Jewery ladies' ScarIs
inew shades) iIuman-Har Bralds Ia specially from
ii upwards respectfully request the ladies' 10 c1i
'''" WILLIAM Il. ADAMS, Baltimore store.
oc os-St 623 Broad street.
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--..,, PENTHOUSE, October Is. 1874.
. .s - lease announce III your next
a.. r,. 81. ! r.. u grant, ou>rryItlSe mass
.. s...~ ross kut1S. six miles south Of
... .a ..Nt saturday. 3lst instant. ~
~. Walker. Nr K. Is. Eerkeicv,
*. = E~rry. "g.t "th"rS, viii address the
80 -. t.y Ia, gun 81 lhe campaign
(. +. = % I,.G Ihai there viii he Il gcn-
...- % Al -" p.uIlc. b.
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FINANCIAL.

DAVENPORT & CO.,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Buy AND SELL
BONDS AND STOCKS on COMMISSION.
FOR SALE:
CENT. BONDS,
5000 CITY OF RICHMOND SIX PER CENT.
BONDS,
s 600 CITY OF WILMINGTON EIGHT PER
CENT. GOLD BONDS,
5000 CITY OF NORFOLK EIGHT PER CENT.
BONDS,
5000 PETERSBURG RAILROAD EIGHT
PER CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS,
1000 SOUTHSIDE RAILROAD SIX PER
CENT. SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS,
$4,000 JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA Ca
NAL SIX PER CENT. FIRST MORT
GAGE BONDS,
rs sbures NATIONAL BANK OF v1R-
GINA,
100 shares MERCHANTS AND PLANT
ERS SAVINGS BANK,
80 shares CITY SAVINGS BANK,
10 shares STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA.
DAVENPORT & CO.,
6Ifce First National Bank building.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DHAErON FOR SALE.-FOR SALE
low, a very handsome FOUR-SEAT PHAE-
TON with mole and shafts, nearly new and In per-
feet order. Apply to Mr.. BOSHER, Ninth
0c27-3t between Main and cary streets.
BNHE STATE FAIR.-Parties intending
10 have CAKE. FRUIT, and RtFREsHMEN;I
STANDS at the Fair rounds can make suitable
arrangements, on the most liberal TERMS ~ Itne
al my store. loc Z3-oll -
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5UU JEASs III cao1s a, CSC worth Son
large assortment Of latest STYLES London Smokes
and scotch Plaid Prints ut 12?c; all other stand.
ard Prints, including sidebauds al 0c. warrant
cd fast. lored Prints. all styles, at Sc All other
goods, such as Ladies Dress Goods Cloths CASH
meres, Satinets, FEinnels, Blankets, Coyerlets
Shaws, Bleached and Unbleacted Sheetings ana
Shirtiugs. Ginghams. Stripes, &C.. at exceedingly
low prices ut l.. LICHTENSTrIN'S,
oc27 17O5 and l7O7 Franklin street
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na1LHOAns ANT, ,sTr,AmErs.

M @ -.
DAiLROAD "a ND Ssr II III
liz LIEEs.-GHE KEsASU GHTO.--MaH
train leaves daily fexecps on ssfnaat a. NJ
eeps s e 1t sso sss
"A. M. Accommodation train leaves daily fexcsp&
on sunday az a35 E IN ~ fos Cord
RICHMONr1 AND DA g WILL E.--C Charlotte Exc.
press leaves Richmond daily at IL p. Ne
Through Mail leaves Richmond daily al g p. nj.
Lynchblrg Accommodation leaves Richmond 90
RICHMOND, FREDERICKsBuRGA AND PO-
TOMAC.-B Baltimore Express leaves hiehmond9
daily Sundays xceptedl nc $50 A. M. Arrives AZ
Arrives at Iao 2. II. Night Nail leaves daily iex-
cept on sundays at I los Z. N. Arrives as 400
A. NJ. Except Monday Accommodation leaves
6 p. III. Arrives at S.37 A. II.
YORK RIVER AND Observation-Disclosures
ger and Mail leaves daily 4 z; NJ Sundays ex-s
eesse@S DER s,r attached leaves ondays
days and Fridays ut A. d.
RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG-Day
Through Mail leaves Richmond daily Except on
Evenns Nail leaves i:45 P. 81 dsiiy. Arrives &C
1850 P. n. Freight train, with coach attached,
leaves Richmond daily fexeept sunday at . a. Me
JAMEs RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Steamer for Norfolk and James Riyer landings
leaves Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays az $50
A. NJ. Avriveat $50 2. IL. ~
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Steamers for New York leave Richmond every
Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday at p. AZ Travel
lers see advertisement.
PoWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
P fsss ana naE''a's at A. ~ a'a saturdays Al
PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND, AND NOE
POLK LINE.-s.eamers leave Richmond at IL u.
Gva~ M
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TAMIL AND "E x T A.
17.1o pALMRR. HARTsook s co. Z.
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEA.
u five chests very Superior Green Tea, dYe chests
very as 1 Hes' BACK In W. G. DANDRIDGE 4. co. .
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DAMNED FRUITS, &c.--250 dozen CAM
" ned Tomatoes, Corn, and Peaches; 20 Kits 80;
new Mackerel boxes itsiisn maeca.0 T. ~
Sy7 Broad street. w -
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VIRGINIA BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
Y twenty-five bags pure Buckwheat Flour, hye
boxes Virginia Honey. i've barrels rev orleans
WcI.ss.s w g. DhSDRfO4E & CO.,
~. S27 Broad street..
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Messrs. Russell & Dism ukcs

Have now gotten their broom factory
in operation, and have commenced the
manufacture of brooms in our city.
Their factory is located on the old Bal.
ly place, just north of the Dallas
branch, on the Mckinney road. We
saw yesterday some samples of their
brooms, which, without exception, are
the best we have seen in Dallas. The
straw from which the brooms are
made is of excellent quality, plant
and well cured, which is a great desid-
eratum in making good broom, and
their workmen are thoroughly expe-
rienced in their business. This fact is
evidenced by the brooms shown us.
Messrs. Russell Il Dismudes will
have, in few days, full supply on
hand, and solicit the patronage of our
merchants and others.
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WHAT A BIG LYEl
HOW VIII This DO For SOapi

It's u "played OUT adage that Zone
half the world don't know how the
other half live,' but its good, spunky,
healthy fact, that one-half of Dallas
don't know how the other half is
growing.
Taking an express "laudalet' yester-
day, drawn by pair of mules about
the size of a spike, we dropped ofat
CoTroR 4 LACHAPPELLE's
Soap factory, at the south end of Austin
street a materialistic development
that we'll bet u box of soap not half of
the city knows anything about. Here
we found tract of ground one hum
dred by two hundred feet with grad
ual southerly fall, surrounded by neat
and substantial panel fence, enclosing
the Office building, the factory build
ing, the quarters for the worlmen and
the stable. After n reception by the
proprietors, which would have electri-
fled brother Newton, of the Signet, we
were shown the enigma of soap MAX
ing, and informed that every five days,
six hundred gallons of I've, with due
proportion of other ingredients, turned
out five thousand pounds of soap, which
the admirable nerve and unfiinching
energy of the proprietors had deter
mined should, before many months,
wash every man, woman and child in
the state. From the factory we crossed
over to the office, passing the quarters
for the factory men, which were COM
Portable and clearly, and found the
Office cosy and nicely equipped for the
clerical duties of the business.
Messrs Cotter & Lachappelle have
expended two thousand seven hundred
dollars in the erection of this facto-
ry, and have entered into the work
with earnestness and spirit. They will,
in a few days, turn out, neatly packed,
several thousand pounds Of their soap,
and our merchants will find it equal,
if not superior, to any thing of the kind
in their houses, and it is mainly upon
them the Dallas soap factory depends
for its perpetuation and its success.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

st. Matthew'S Episcopal Church-Corner La
mar and Elm streets. Rev. $. d. Davenport,
Rector. Sunday School ut 81 am. Services
at 1913 am. and IA pm.
Catholic Church-Bryan street new build
ing)-Rev. Father Martinier, Pastor. Ser
Vices Low mass, am; high mass, TO- am;
vespers, ip.m.
Christian Church-Elder II. NJ. Gano, Pastor.
Services every Lords day at II Il. M, and ~
pm. Sabbath school at 81 am.
Methodist Episcopal Church South-Coner
Commerce and Lamar streets. Rev. DR.. W.
Il. Easterling, Pastor. Sunday School at .
am; Services at II u. IN. and IA p. M.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church-Jefferson
street. Sunday School at 81 am. Services
at II II. IN. and SIP. m.
Missionary Baptist Church-Patterson ave-
nue.. Rev. Abram Weaver Pastor. Sunday
School at 50 am. Services at 1917 am. and
81 pm.
Presby terrain Church-Elm street. Rev A.
p. Smith, DID,, Pastor. Services every Sab
bath at 1917 am. and pm. Weekly prayer
meeting Wednesday at pm. Sabbath
school sabbath morning at 8 O'Clock. IA
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27ltf
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.

Special dispatch 10 the Dallas Herald
NEW ORLEANS, March H.-Cotton hrm'
Ordinary iliIci good ordinary lSIci low mid
ding 1910; middlng uplands 1890 So' d.
100 balesi last evening 1000 bales. Excl p'Se
GGssGc. Bank $500 sight par and q pre-
MUM.
Gold llsS@llA'
LIVERPOOL, March li.--Cotton q shade
irmer. Sales 1900 bales; for speculation
add export 1000 bales,
GALVESTON, March H,-Cotton-Firm and
moderate demand, Good ordinary lFsc
mlddlng 1910.
Hides quiet ane unchanged.
Gold llAellA.
New Yonx, March h.-Gold closed at l2c
Exchange unchanged. . .. a....s
Cotton dull. Ordinary lE4c.
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THE hundreds Of friends Of Mr. 4,
Myers Conner will be rcIoiced TO know
OF hia return 10 our city, after IN NIB
sence Of nearly year In the prosocu-
ton OF his pharmaceutical studies nj
81. Louis college Of pharmacy, Of
course he will be found at the elegant
establishment Of Messrs, Conner "
Walkers, where, with his armory of
ecctuarles, emolllenls, etc., etcp he
will put 10 utter route all physical On.
leeblemenls, inclusive Of the old IA
mllar and home-llke stomach-achc.
HORNED frog "Jumpedn the side
walk IN front of the HERALD building
last night, as his "clalm,n Immedi-
ately on taking possession he got up
something that sounded like IN "anyil
chorus,p 10 the friendly suggestion
that this celebration Of his occupancy
OF the sidewalk was u little larger than
all ont Of doors he charitably presented
n knife and whispered "bloodW Per-
haps he struck II fist somewhere IN the
way of his head just then, for n mo-
ment alterward he was lndusiriously
trying TO divide himself from the mud
In the middle OF the street
DEPUTY SHERIFF Bowen had race
after witness, yesterday, Witness
saw Bowen advancing, and straddllng
his horse lit out for freedom. Bowen
feeling that he could make the hall
stand up on his horses back, after
witnesses style, launched forth. After
three minutes run, Bowen's horses
nose touched the tail Of Witness horse,
when witness turned and said he only
did II for fun, and pacilicly accompan'
led Bowen to the city.
WE learn from Route Agent Cole, o
the Texas and Pacific road, that thu
schedule on that road will be change,
on Sunday next, the 22d inst, on an,
after which date, the express mail ant
passenger train will leave this city at
o'clock n. M, reaching Texa:kana, II
$3.50 p. m. Returning, leave TeXar
kama Mt 10 o'clock n NJ, and arriv,
here at 1880 p. m.
THE condition of the schools I'm thi
city IL most prosperous and encourag
ing, The Dallas Springs institute, Pro
fessor Alderhotl, principal has owe
: two hundred scholars; the Dallas Fc
male seminary, ut the head Of which h
Professor Scales, numbers upwards o
one hundred and Twenty-Five and tn,
Riverside academy, Professor Martin IL
; charge, has n roll-call of nearly on
hundred.
WILLIAM PERRY, one Of the deepl.
dyed, called on lemon-coored Delal
= residing on the historic banks of tn
+. Trinity, and William in moment o
oblivion, made 'sultln supposal" t.
to his enchantress and she Instant,
y got her back up and herback hair, toe
and broke the tidings to the gran,
, jury. So Deputy Sheriff Scott brough
Perry to the sheriff's office to have hi
Il, didoe inquired into.
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facility, they are prepared to do any
work needed IN their line, They keep
constantly on hand the largest and best
stock Of cooking, parlor aud Office
stoves, both for wood aud coal, that can
be found In northern Texas.
We have known both the members
OF the firm since they came TO Dallas,
now some four years, aud most cor
daily commend them 10 our readers,
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THE MAILS.
Arrival aud Departure OF Malls nj Dallas Post.
office.

ONCE.
Northern mail arrives daily ut S:3j p N;
departs nj $50 u IN.
Southern mall arrives at $40 n IN; departs
at S:3j p M.
Texas and Pacific mail arrives at $3.50 u m;
departs NJ ~ pm.
Fort Worth, Weatherford and Jacksboro
mail arrives except Sundays NJ p IN; de-
parts Except Sundays) at m.
Denton and Wise County, Lewisyille and
Trinity Mills mail arrives Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday AZ 0 p m; departs Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at am.
Cleburne, Hood County, Cedar Hill Mans
field and Alvarado mail departs Monday and
Thursday nj ain, arrives Wednesday ana
Greenyiie, Hunt County, Rockwell and
Wildwood mail arrives Tuesday and Friday
ut II m. departs Tuesday and Friday at
Waxahachlc mail arrives Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at . PM; departs Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at "a AIN.
Scyene, Haught's store and Union Hin
mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Satur:
day ut u m; departs Tuesday, Thursday ana
Saturday ut pm.
All mails close at 7 p m, ms the bulk of the
mail arrives, and is distributed at night.
william Jones, Postmaster; :. $. Jones,
Assistant Postmaster; Owen Gerry, Chief
Clerk; W. d. Adams, Mailing Clerk; Harry
Neihl, Delivery Clerk; ID. A. Brown, Box Dis
ributing Clerk.
Persons having grievances against the
Office on any account will please report the
fact In writing or In person to the postmaster
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n. II. nrYmn q 90.

This cnterprlsIng house have Just re-
ceIved some Of the most stylish aud
handsome Of spring goods from New
York, Several cases were opened on
Saturday, and tomorrow this firm will
display some Of the richest and mosl
elegant patterns OF spring goods even
brought TO this city,
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Notice.

At meeting of the Medical Society of the
city Of Dallas, held on February 25th ulto,,
the following gentlemen were appointed a
committee of arrangements for the meeting
on Tuesday, the 9TH day of April n0xt, viz
W. II. Sutton, NJ. D.. NJ. II. Oliver, NJ. D., L.
Elliott. NJ. D., NJ. A. Cornelius, NJ. D., r. W.
Allen, NJ. d., ]. V. Childers, NJ. d., and R. IL.
Jones, NJ. ID.
The members Of the profession throughout
the State, are most cordially invited to be
present on the occasion.
w. IL. SUTTON, NJ. D.,
Z 2id2w2w2w Chairman.
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NOTICE.

The Daily Herald il now FUR
nished 10 subscribers by carrier at 20
cents per week. The paper VIII be de-
livercd regularly each morning al "n
early hour. 10 amy part Of the city and
suburbs within u mile and half of
the court house. Subscribers falling
10 receive their paper will obiigc by
reporting 10 MIR. Bnsye at this Office.
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IT'S the Sabbath, not Sunday; there's
no sun about II.
Judge u. Ellis Coombes, of misplace,
was appointed district attorney pro TEN,
THERE are four more "captives' in
our county Jail, to be tried for murder
Judge Good will return to Fort
Worth on the stage tomorrow morn
ing.
SEE notice of two farms for rent by
Messrs. Clark & Bryan, in to-day's pal
per.
NEARLY three hundred houses have
been built in this city in the last thirty
days.
MILLER, the artist tonsorial and his
accomplished staff, will have their ra-
zors in order for you to-day.
SHERIFF BARKLEY has buried seven
paupers since he has been in office
only about six weeks.
COLONEL JOHN TAYLOR, the great
Wisconsin stock-raiser, has an import
ant advertisement in another column,
THE man who has been looking
around Dallas for the last month for
a "soft sit" got one yesterday. He in
voluntarily took one in the mud.
MEssRs. Hamm 4 Polser, the pre-
MUM butchers, continue in that habit
of theirs of selling some of the most
delicious steaks and roasts in the state
of Texas.
AN United States internal revenue
collector has ''cards of invitation" very
much stuck up about our city. Cigar
and liquor dealers are especially re-
quested to attend the matinee.
"YouR ma must be a great cutter"
said we to little girl who visits the
HERALD office 'early and Often" for
old papers. "Yeth, indeed thir, she
even cuts up pa"
WE ARE obliged to Judge John J.
Good fol the following official vote of
the election for district attorney in
Tarrant county: Gauze, 377; Cowart,
154; Aldredge, 81; Bower, 1874; Sneed,
IS; Downs, s.
Hon. JOHN J. GOOD returned from
Fort Worth yesterday evening, where
he has been in attendance on the dis
trict court during the week, and in
forms us that court was progressing
satisfactorily, Judge Barksdale presid-
ing.
AN old lady, residing near the city,
and whose son was arrested in this city
the other day for drunkenness, has
determined to come down and "singly
and alonen release him, and says she
"defies the corporosity of Dallas"
PROPERTY owners on Swiss street
don't want to be fenced in or out, they
don't want fence at all, and so, "vig-
orously protested" against one which
was run across their street the other
day by demolishing it.
OUR hardware merchants were either
induced to buy largely Of nails by fall
in their price, or 1t has been quietly in
timated to them that an extraordinary
amount of building is TO be done in this
city. We take this to be the case from
the heavy invoices of nails they are
receiving.
WE WOULD propose to the incorpora-
tors of the new Trinity bridge, that in
order to advance the price of its stock
they appoint good looking young
lady as toll collector. We can stand
at our Office window and point out sew
sral thousand fellows who'd pay fifty
cents every time they cross 1t, and
would do uOtbipg but travel II all day.
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A. ii. Steagall notary public, Office oppo-
site Adams 4 Ieonard's bank. l9dlm
Lost.

Two certificates of deposit, Nos. 795 and 796,
for sl40 currency, and $40 gold, In my favor,
drawn by Adams Il Leonard, and bearing
February 20, 1873. All persons are cautioned
against taking the same, as they have never
been endorsed by me, and notice is hereby
given that will apply for duplicate in ten
days. 27dl0t RICHARD HOLIHEN.
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cold nlght-danced I'LL u late h0ur-became
TOO warm--went home-was ohilled-Hlck
next dny--doctor several days-no relief-A
friend cnlls--urges the use OF English Female
Bitters-one bottle cured. l7dlm
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One million fellow beings annually sacri-
feed ON the altar of Ignorance; three MILL
lions daily, hourly momentarfly, suffering
from diseased lungs, who, by the timely use
Of MaSden's pectoral Balm, would enjoy
perfect health. For sale by all druggists.
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Chemically Pure whisky.

LYNCHBURG, TENNESSEE,
January 20, 1874.
10 liquor dealers and consumers:
We have this day sold 10 Messrs, j. g..
Browne 4 Co., II lot of fine, pure Lincoln
county, Tennessee, sonr-mash log.distiiled
whisky, and have given them the exclusive
agency Tor the sale OF our whisky for Dallas
and adjoining counties, and will continue to
supply them with our whiskey, direct from
the distillery, as their sale may demand 1t.
To all persons who wish n genuine, pure ar
ticle of Lincoln county, Tennessee, whisky,
we recommend Messrs. j. q. Browne 4 Co.,
and will guarantee the goods of our manu-
facture 10 he MI they claim them to be. Fifty
dollars, gold, reward for the detection of any
poisonous adulteration in this whisky.
ToILEY Il EATON, distillcrs.
27dlw Lynchburg, Tennessee,
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Notice Extraordinary.

Glen Lea, Bourbon, Humps Ale and Clstern
Water, are the attractions offered by f. q.
Miller, at the old stand, south siie OF the
square. All of his liquors are Of the best
brands and are furnished TO his customers
by that Incompatible caterer, Mr.. Charles
NJ. Kendall. Nothing in northern Texas ex-
cells this establishment, to which the public
Is most cordially invited. 25dlw
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Messrs. w. A. Jou.. = g.

Have removed their stove and tinware
house and shop to the north side Of the
square, next TO the new building cor.
ner of Houston and Main streets,
where, with ample room and every
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Go to Stegall ~ Go. for furni-
ture, books, stationery, crock
cry and glassware, window
shades, pictures, and all kinds
Of mOultiings, wall paper. step
ladders, table and pocket cut
lcry. ssod&wtf
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N0IIce.

The store house now occupied by Clark
Bryan & Blake, west side Of public square
win be for rent after March 10. 1874. They
win move to the Iron Front building, north
side OF the square. CLARK BRYAN
0lllIn
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MIR. w. IL. sparkle,

OF Shreveport, Ia our authorized agent for
TINT city, 10 whom parties desiring TO adver'
slso In or subscribe for THE HERALD are re-
speotfully referred.
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