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SATURDAY., Notember p. 1874.

within legal hours, the following described
property, or so mucn thereof As VIII b. sur
ncieEL 70 discharge the taxes adj judged agai INST
said property. and all costs as shown By said
decree, tO-Wit. The south tEO-fhirsis part OF
lot 40, on Robson street. in the city OF Mem
Puis, and nfth civil district Of shelby county,
assessed In $50 to John Ryan, the north third
day Of October, I87f --T
b. p. ANDERSON.
Ceti4 sat Commissioner OF Reveuue. etc
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iaTsT, e p rs Is9 lI'i ios Easl Tennessee,
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Trustees Sale.

d. VIRTUE or Tbs TERMs OF A DEED
ID Of Irust. executed 70 the undersigned,
Trustee, on the i5th day Of September, A. ID.
90, BY r L. Hammock. and OF record in
the Register ONCE o. shelby county. Ten
nes-ee. 10 deed bfoz 81 uace SIS. I will ON
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NEMPHrs AND CHARLESTON.

NAH levery day. AZ l0sO am. Express
dslly Except Saturday, Al pm. SomerviIIe
accom- modation. daily Except Sunday al 4
pm. Grand Junction accommodation at .
pm.
ARRIVES:
Mail, every day al 10 am. Express, tsLly
leKceut sunday at ! rs a.m. SOmerviIle a.
sc 1mguCd-.tiun, daily except Sunday al 9 40
o. T. Grand } JUNCTION accommodation, every
day al 80 p.m.
li-Ezl once, No. rs Main street, corner
south rnurr.
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i,n ADD 2ro SACKS seed The Colorado PAST d
down danns the night with good trip.
MUSDAY.
The 4 J. White came in With as bales AID
81 bags cotton and i5s9 sacks seed. The Glen
coo passed down nj noon towing fuel bsrge,
and had a l30e-tOn cargo. The Belle Memphis
came in last night 3ith big trip, and left on
her return for ST. Louis before daylight.
News DFin.
Jim O'Sullivan, Of the Vieksburg
Herdfd, had another punning spell Saturday
morning. One or two more such illusions
will mage him a ht candidate fol the luna
tic asy iRm.........Ihe Phil Alltn was the center
Of attraction last evening. the bluffs aud
levee being crowded sIth people to see her
leave. she made the run out OF sight behind
the point below in eight aud quarter
minutes, had a fair trip OF freight and big
crowd OF passengefs...-.-...A covered wagon
upset at the landing yesterday, and but for
the presence Of such = large crowd would
doubtless have TOlitd in the river. Fortunate
out a rivet in her new drum when ready 10
depart last night, and Yves compelled TO cool
hours--.-,--A very heavy fog prevailed yesier-
day moi 9ing, which compelled suspension
OF navigation.
Clippings.
From the st. Louis Democrat, 18th:
81 Business continues without noticeable Inn
provement, and rates are unchanged. The
new project in New Orleans tonnage is being
worked up harmoniously and wisely. and the
present indications promise its early cOnsum-
nation In an almost daily line TO New Or
leans, working economically and smoothly,
and with the regularity which has made the
Anchor and X. n. lines famous. Ofcourse all
this Involves very radical changes in control,
agencies, etc. Mr. Wuerpel's
little side-wheel eighty-ton steamer Oriole IA
getting in two engines. Some time TIL week
she viii leave for White river, her owners
having determined to send her there to run
between Jacksonport and Batesvile, forty
miles, as feeder 10 the Iron Mountain rail-
road. She will be quite fast boat, and has
accommodations for number of passengers"
The Cincinnati Euehing Tunes OF Friday
says: "Less than a dozen New Orleans cap
tains assembled In the room Of the steam boat
mems association this morning, 70 consider
plans for the coming season. Several PROPOSE
lions We're preached, but no definite action
vas taken on any. Another meeting will be
held probably next week"
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- JOHNSON - scEuouledz gel Dy Al ra-.
~ lies Interested. a. bY FAR tho most sucesrls
~ flysician IN th8 treatment Of private az
stcret Diseases. Cuielz. thorough and perm =.
Eent cnrea guaranteed in every case. male ~
female. Recent cases Of efonorrhea and e5vr.r..
- celea 70 a lew daysr-wftbout the use q.
itAtsIeufyf eaanse o. diet or hlndrancs rrcrr
DlsiHeaA. secondary 81 hl ILs-ahe last rgsf -
s-e-le 49, iSilno1t tbs use OF mercury. ~.
...o-itnt1dy LOS o. semen stopped in = z1oIL
- - l1ola u }olEuGy or loss o.
sa4laa power restored % free Vigor ia a fa.-5
weeks. Nleftma Of sslE-abuss aud err9r5i--e
Veneryi suiter1ng from apermatorrhea and f145
o. pnysleal and mental power, speedily anu
permanently cured
Particular attention paid % TIE ufzsa-.s--.
women and cures guaranteed.
4hrosl ana Lung Diseases cured BY. zuW
AL consultations strictly conndsnnaI.
Medicines SEMI ~ express 70 al parts OF t1s
eountry.
once hoGEs frun am-to pm. Sundays
srcu tObRn-
ap2 dAs -D.s-JOHSsON Nd
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COMMISSIONER,S SIZE
RmAE HsrAFn.

NO. Hl.-aecond Chaueery Court Of Shelby
county.-B. r. Anderson, Comm issioner n
Revenue, etc, Va jos. Hisky John sher-
master James DOlan and VI. Ford.
PURSUANT 70 a ma deere for sale. entered
~ the above cause on the 10th day on TriIv.
ls4i, Minute Book 5, page 2s7, I viii self II
public auction, 10 the highest bidder tor cash
~ lhe conr-1onae door Ln Shelby eonnLy- on :
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Tne follow ug are the comparative state
Fnaut Tor the United states p1rtA ioT the week
ID.
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Chaneery Sale
-OF-
r EAL ESTATE.

No. -. R--Flrst Chancery Court OF Shelby
e0unly-losspnus L. EladToe vs. T. lF. Ar-
person. executor Of ". II. Bolton. deceased
TQf virtue Of an iutsri0crt8ry decree for
~ sale entered In the above cause On tine
slh day u July, 1874, viii SELL al ur1f#s a1ls-
ttonr % the highest bidder q font % the
Clerk and Masters Office, Greenla7g OPERA
house Building Second street, Memphis. Ten
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cHANcERY SALE
Real Estate.

/ No. AS. R--In the First Chancery Court Of
| shelby county, EguuesSee-J. IA. A1o3ugtoE-
/ Admir-, etc, vs.. J. B. AbbiEztou et al.
! DG virtue Of an interiOcutury decree for sale
I ID entered in the above cause on the 7Ih
day OF July, lss4, viii sell, Al public auction,
I the highest bidder, in trent Of the Clerk and
I Masters ONCE Greeniaw Operahauss Build
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OFFICE OBS, SIG. SER. U. <. A.
October 19. 1874.
Below high water OF is7I.

Below high water OF 1871
II. NJ. LUDWIG. Observer.
Movements Sf BeRts.
SUNDAY.
The Fort Gibson, from Arkansas river.
brought ~ bales and - bags cotton, 1913 sacks
seed, and resbipped 81 bales. The Common
wealth discharged 100 packs ages; had q barge
in tow aud SO tons Tor above. The julia Put
of % bales cotlnn and 40J sacks seed; had ~
1sies cotton tpf -. Lsiuts I he Oheek brought
q Ea'ys and Q hazs 1ot| Ola sad a sucks s4af
AEe Ii est VIVA came "a NlEl y bales cotton
ard 90 a6Qhs- seed TIE ETsuh F1Presf dis-
eiiaH@sd . bales and basa e1thfn aud s4i
.acks seed. The 81. Francis had 5sj oales cot
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Trustees Sale.

DT virtue OF a deed OF trust made 10 me a.
ID trustee, on the 3OIh day Of Septem Der,
lsIl. by d. B. MoilOy and Ellen p. MOlIoy, his
wife, TOR tne purpose Of securing the pay ulent
OF two notes, and interest. mentioned ia said
deed, one for $500 and the other for E5Ge,
which deed has been daily recorded 10 the
Registers Office OF shelby county state Of
Tennessee, IN book No. 81 page 2J-, I viii. on
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Humpty D0nlpty " ,, o. w Wisso o'''
the greenhouse IN Mii"auAee' go oe
1r-.I,,t;o Worshipi' was the tile o.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
MEMPHIS AND LoUIsvILLE

MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE
ARRIVES:
Mall, daily Except Sunday, al $40 An,
EEpresS, daily, ST Z As pm. brownsville Ac-
commodatlon, daily except sunday, al AZ
am.
DEPARTss
Express. daily at 3:D am. Mail, daily AZ
Il 30 pm. Brownsyille Accom- mediation, de.iiy
Except Sunday at 4:4O PIN.
Depot "a head OF Nam street
TIcket-ofhce, No. 81 Nh etrast Garner ,s
Madison.
Mss -sSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
ARRIVES:
New Orleans Mail every day., 1t 2;l0 pm.
6xpsess. daily (Sandays excepted, al s - am.
Freight Hnd accommodation, daily Sundays
eEcePiesl az 4:l5 pm.
pEPABTN;
New Orleans Mail sevafy day), al n rs a. m
Expires daily Sundays excepted, al IS pm.
Freight eud accommodation, daily SUNDAYS
CL cepiodl, at 50 am.
Depot At foot OF Main street.
l1cket-onlce, No. 81 Main street corner OF
q adisOu.
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BARRIERS use the best! which is Blneaud's
Lightning Hair Dye.
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Published by authority.l
Proceedings of the City Council--Reg.
Uiar Meeting.

CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER.
DALLAS, July IA, 1874.
Absent--Aldermen Leonard and Hensley,
Minutes of the previous meeting read and
approved.
On motion, the rules were suspended In or
der to consider reports
a communication from his honor the mayor
was read relative to the Improvement ei
streets and the iinal settlement with Messrs.
IL. II. Mcdonnell and John Anglers, for bnl-
ance due those parties for building the Gala
hoose; also, the necessity OF an ordinance
regulating the building of brick and stone
houses In the city.
On motion, the settlement with Mr.. Me-
Connell, as reported, was approved, and the
mayor instructed to settle with Mr.. Anglers
in the same manner.
That portion OF the report referring to
streets was referred to the COMMITTEES on
streets and bridges, and that portion refer
ring to buildings was referred to the col. nit
tee on markets and public buildings.
Rules suspended and sheriff Barkley stated
to the council that he had an insane man In
his charge that had TO he confined, and TINT
the county jail was full, and asked that the
city marsha take chntgc of him until some
other disposition could be made of said luna.
tic.
On motion, the city marshal was directed
to take charge of said lunatic. subject to the
order of sheriff Barkley, The county paying
all expenses for keeping said lunatic.
Petition of j. ID. Scruggs, secretary of the
some action to protect the property OF said
company, received and filed. and further ac-
ton deferred until the adjourned meeting
Thursday night, 10th instant.
petition was received from LOupot &
Bohny stating that they had taken out a
license nom the city for The purpose of rum
ming an eating house, for which they had
paid So. aud having retired from business
before the expiration of said license, asked
that the said amount be refunded TO them.
On motion, their attorney, j. l.. Down, was
allowed to withdraw said petition.
A proposition was received from Richard
Lloyd, president of the gas company, to light
the city with gas. Action deferred until an
adjourned meeting 10 be held Thursday
night, 10Th instant.
A communication was received from G. NJ,
Hite, agent for the Champion self.acting Are
engine, proposing to sell To the city one Of
the above mentioned engines. The csinmu-
nication was received ana filed.
ACCOUNTS.
Three several accounts OF John W. Swim
dells, for printing and advertising, were re-
ferred To the committee ON claims.
The following accounts were read and or
dered paid:
stephen Hudson, for feeding prisoners in
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city cAlabOOse, Tor tbs month 0fJune, slhs a.
John hOwman, tor twelve ana hali days
work, nshlsllng CITY enslnoor ~ NPel my
llanm 4 Co., lor ioof furnished city hoSpl'
tAlj fni April nnd MAY, wv,
Wlllian, Walllo,, mr ieiylcps ~ hospital
stewart, fOr tlir month Of May ana june Nv
W per month, ~, .,.,
udnnor q Walhor. lor medicines furnished
rlty hospital lnr Iuur, Nv,
luugi W, Phlirr, mr Nurylrm m market
MUSTER nom May ~ a. Iuly !, w ~ per
month, 80 W,
Dlook, Jell y o., for groceries furnished
| gln hoApllAl, lrhA mfrillf onh'h h' '"p"'p"'
YIN W, Amount allowed,
liachpann 4 HchnIll FOR bread Tor hospi'
tai Tor June, W NJ,
on MOTION the mayor was authorized 70
! purchase feed inr The mules hrlunelns 70 VIZ
| Guy also, iupnirhlhr a DOOR W 0pNhol nhh"h
pgrlniqlng t1said mpSorh r1hll, ..,..,,.
! Resolved, ihnt the mayor bt hulhullI'n Va
| appoint commissioners ~ i0nufhlll M, hoI'
| llOh ~ lhni claimed by MW' tnlkt,l, v HlH
wphl Oi water slitvl over wllci Jhoh'p''
On moilon, lie mnrAhal was directed 20 soc
that sections va Ia @D, inclusive, 81 lna
printed code OF ordinances ~ We Guy DC
hllletly and rlgldly enforced
| IN motion, the marshal WIS uleomu w
purchase twelve paiih NJ blankets, one large
| kritlu, hild twenty-five pounds Oi soap loI
| tho use oI tho city calnb0Oho.
| inc following resolution WIS onritu ny
! Alderman Young;
llesOlyod, That The mayor be authorized Ia
advertise for one week Tor sealed bids for Tie
| printing Of the minutes nId ordinances ol
I'M city council i0r the next year,
! ltosOlVod, That tue rlly attorney bn dlIrcl.
cd 10 examine the Inv nnd report NJ No next
regular mreilng, whether on not me Guy
council rml, by cmlnnhee, compel prlyhle
| parties 10 construct cutters IN mont OF thcir
| Premises ~ their avn oNpenSe,
! By AldrrWnu Eryay
That the time be- extended TO The 18Th OF
August for receiving scrip for i,SnS.
Alderman YOUNG Offered NsAn amendment
| that further consideration hG deferred untll
Thursday night, the 10Th Instant. Amend
| munt carried,
An ordinance was rend amending section
leH OF the printed code Of ordinances, for the
better protection ~ public and private pro-
perty OF the city.
On motion, the ordinance was placed upon
It's hcoOnd reading by It's caption, when the
council adjourned 10 meet Thursday night,
| the 10Th Instant.
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BABcoCK has his "handleo on The
Pan Handle railroad circular
VIII Henry Ward u. tell lis what
he knows about finest hiding"
lHA MAN fell In II lit In front of Messra,
Block, Jet " Co.'s, Elm street, yester.
day morning.
Ina chicken coop which came In ON
county wagon yesterday, were sevc-
ral dozen chickens, M many mocking
birds and six babies
A GENTLEMAN had his pocket cut at
the depot yesterday by some one, and
ten dollars distracted thereI'rom, and
all the while he was distracted.
THE ability of one single man to OBJ
struct passage on n sidewalk, Is daily
demonstrated In this city, and suggests
the proprleiy Of carrying u ladder to
climb over him.
A WOMAN by the name Of Rice, llv-
ing on Pearl street. came near bleeding
TO death by cutting her wrist yesterday
with ahade of grass A piece of Grape
acted as styptic.
THE large store house and lot of G..
Pannell, Ennis, Texas, will he sold ut
public cutlery, on Saturday next, July
10Th, by John w. Walden, trustee, \
bargain may be mad,
NINE host OF the Durand hotel, of
Plano, Major Atkinson, passed through
this city, yesterday, on his way home
from Lampasas springs. He has im,
proved several bushels in flesh.
MIR. A. B. STEALEy, representing the
Western piano house Of Now Orleans,
is in the city Parties desiring TO pur-
chase u superior toned and finished in
strument can purchase the same of Mr..
5. on easy payments. Any one hay
ing accounts against his house are re
qucsted to present their claims TO Mr.. |
Stealey that some rasis of agreement
may le-sctttiieeai aapon.
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"N0 YOU DON'T"
Ito Came, lIe Saw and Conquered, but
Didn't Get Away.

a week or 80 ago ayOung nun dress
cd In swell Jadcry and wearing n lac
Grating m0llstachc, took lodging at n
certain private boarding house IN this
city, the proprietor Of which possessed
pretty daughter. Besides having II
"pa,' the pretty Il, had n "mn," The
young coXy s0itcned NJ once on the
girl and eventually smashed her tiny
little heart into entirely small pieces.
After this destruction they would sit
IN tho window at twilight and gaze,
ah gaze upon the evening star. This
star matter was kept up until one even
ing the smasher whispered n phrase or
two which went on TO say, "lrt us de-
part from the halls Of thy father or,
In other words, he wanted her TO "haul
OFF, with him. She exclaimed with
excessive swiltness, 'lct Us wcntW
That eye of revert that moustache
of emrapturiug softness those clothes
from immaculate looms who could
give hcmup" so of they started, yes
tcrday morning, to take the six o'clock
express on the Central road.
They were just stepping on the
platform, when n hand was placed on
the young mans shoulder and he
heard Ihat maiden's pa say, "lct her
co. and the same momen, n hand was
placed on the young lady's shoulder,
aud her ma was heard to say, "colne
with me-" The young man gave one
bound and went towards eastern Tex
ms the young girl gave one turn aud
MeMl hNck homo.
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sudden Death.

"A man by the name of Kellogg, en-
ployed at Mr.. Burriss' livery stable, on
Elm street, died, on Thursday evening
after few hours illness, from the ei-
fects of an over indulgence in stimu-
lants. He was an habitual drinker,
and had once or twice before, while in
Mr. BIS employ, been similarly attack
ed. On Thursday, however, hs rapidly
succumbed to the effects of his dssipa-
ton, and, although every attention was
provided by Mr.. Burris, he died in an
hour or so after he was first taken
sick.
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DeIcgntcN and viniaurs.

The following delegates and visitors
to the Baptist General association are
stopping at the International Rev.
J. Il. Hand, Rev. II. NJ. Bell, Rev. NJ.
Jones, Rev. l.. Hand Rev. Il. West,
Rev. j. ii. Tucker Rev. John j, Tuck
err, Rev. G. w, Hartsiield, Rev. c. G.
Thurmond, and theMessrs, Swan, Tuck
er and Tucker.
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"CliINA HALL
Notice.

by virtue Of authority vested In me by ar
tc!e one of the bylaws of the Dallas city
railroad company, notice is hereby given to
all Interested that there will he an election
held at the office OF said company, In the city
OF Dallas, on Monday, August 3, 1871, between
The hours of two and four o'clock, 7. NJ. for
the purpose of electing board OF directors
OF said company to serve during the ensuing
year, lSi-j. J.T. DOWNS.
Sec'y u. G. Il. II. Co.
Dallas, Texas, July 20, 1871. l7dlOt
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IT Is A THOROUGH VEGETABLE SUB
sTIrUTE FOR CALoMEL.
MAGUrRE'S CUNDURANGO.

New ORLEANS, April %, 1874.
Messrs. Morrison Il Woodward, corner Cana
and Magazines streets, city:
Having received great benefit
from the use of Maguire's Cundurango Livei
Kidney and Blood Bitters, we wish to ex
virtues, especially as an Alternative, dcpura
tor, diuretic and purEative, acting as thor
oughly as colonel, blue mass and other mer
curial preparations, yet mildly, and withou
discriminating, nauseous anu injurious eff
fects.
Believing ii to have the merit claimed fol
IL, we recommend IL to all who suffer from
indigestion, constipation, headache, feyel
and aSue, and other diseases induced by tor
pid liver and kidney complaints.
Mason Pitcher, 100 Customhouse.
j.; u. Parnam, OF j. U. 4 IL. Nj. Payne 4 Co
Charles X, Railcy, 81 Magazine.
y. Is Converse, 81 Magazine.
Peter Moran, page 4 Moran.)
James +. Casey, Colec or of Customs.
Johnson Armstrong, SO Camp.
Kobt. l.. Adams, of Robt. L. 4 Writ Adams
u, i. Ethel, % Poydras.
John +. Thomas, los Camp, Gazette Office.
Robert Chapsky, "A Magazine.
Silas Weeks, As Carondelet.
I. A. Green, 81 Union.
J.. N. Harrison, 209 Camp.
a. :. Davidson, Canal etreet Ferry.
Charles Grice, Steamer Natchez.
John NJ. Burrows, ~ Gravier.
- Juuney, tli common.
j. L. Harrison, D., "a BarOnne,
J. W. Davis, of Davis Il Freret.
~. ~. owen, Steamer Natchez
Euwaru Newman, Third and Baronne.
James II. Hummel, Our Home Journal.
w. ;. Mount, Carondelet and Union.
Ihoma. ]. Woodward, "a Constance,
John a. Russell, Second street.
hev. Al. Tardy, 20 Josephine.
And many Others.
All of the preparations commanded nv
Messrs. Mcguire are UNRIVALED as speciI.
hes Tor oil diseases for which they are re-
spectively recommended; they embrace, in
part the following,
For piarrhea and Bowel Complaint.
Maguire's Extract Benne Plant
For Debility or Want of Blood, '''"''
For Asue and ChiIls,
Maguire's Ague Mixture.
ror hhenmatism, Neuralgia, ETC.,
For Coughs and Cold, A''N'r'
Maguires Expectorant syrup.
Mosuire's Tar, Glycerine, Whisky and
For puas Rock Candy.
For Worms Masnire's White Rose Pile Cure.
For spralns, Bruises, etc, "''"' o""er'
Maguires Arnica Ilnimept
FOR Collie or Weak stomach, ''''''''
For ToOthache or Pains, 'i"so''
Maguire's Electric Pain Cure
, I HAIR RESTORATIVE BALM, packed two
dozen In case. '"o
ANTI-BlLI0Us PILLS, one ti) gross in n
RING WORM LOTION. "sA e'es'
HORSE LOTION.
MORRISON & WOODWARD,
Magazine street, New Orleans, La,
sole agents and Joint proprietors for tho
southern States, Mexico and Cuba.
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Meeting OF the baptist General Asso-
citation.

This body assembled in this city at
the Baptist church, yesterday, at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ, and organized bv elect.
ing the following officers DIR. w. C.
Bu-leson, of Waco, president Rev. b.
N. Carroll, of Waco, first vice presI.
dent; DR.. A. L. Clemens, of Marshall,
second vice president Rev. h. c.
Buckner, ofParis, third vice president !;
Rev. j. 7. Hand, of Tyler, recording
secretary Rev. A. Weaver, Of Dallas,
corresponding secretary, and Colonel
Williams, Of Dallas, treasurer.
The Introductory sermon was preach-
ed by Rev. II. G. Buckner, which was
listened to with profound interest. The
number of delegates present number
about one hundred and twenty-five,
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New Carriage ana Wagon Repositor,
building,

That most successful and cnterpris
ing young merchant Mr.. w. j. Wit
wer, the general agent in this part OF
the state for the StudebaSer wagon
company, has contracted with Mr.
Robert l.. james Tor the construction
OF a splendid two-story brick, 25xlOO
feet, on Elm street, two doors east of
Messrs. l.. p. Cowen u Co.'s. When
completed it will be one of the largest
and handsomest carriage and wagon
repositories in the state.
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NOTICE.

Job work Nv invariably paya-
BILE on delivery, and All tram
silent advertisements nt the
time they are handed In. Legal
advertisements must also be
paid In advance. These rules
Will he strictly observed.
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and constitute some Of the ablest theo'
logical minds Of the south The ASSOC
citation win continue 10 meet until
dual adlornmenll every morning ~
eight o'clock,
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"ClilNA HALL.n
Notice.

From and after July 20, 1874, Mr.. II. j.
Neville VIII have charge Of the city circula.
ton of Tie Dallas HERALD. subscriptions
due to saturday, the 18th OF July, inclusive
are payable to Mr.. W. W. Basye, nom which
date Mr.. Neville is alone authorized to coll
lect aud receipt for the same.
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ION WORK.

We have the facilities and The work.
men o. do na good work, "nd ~ ~
low rates, ~ eau he doDe any "hsre'
ana we mean 10 do II. ilring your
Pine Job WORK ~ risE DAILY HER
AID 0PPIOE. Corner Of Main aud
Lamar streets.
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The Missionary Boiu'u.

The missionary board of the Baptist
church met last evening in the grove
adjoining the Baptist church, and after
some brief proceedings, very logical
and spirited discourse was delivered
by Rev. ID. X, Morehead, of Quitman.