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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-07-31


convention of listers to be held at
kpelier next month. A good cleo
Villains and rascals have appeared
n16&rpus in some places in this State
p61E two weeks, that We may we'll
cf Mem here and be on guard. So
q cramps are concerned they are
likely to appear here as any 9th
mt In the State.
james Donovan caught a mud
d in the eddy on Tuesday which
he'd is pounds. 1t proved to be
Au4gpne caught by Z. E. Webb in
Again by S. F. Albee in 1867.
~ likely to be dated again hav-
inferred the soup kettle.
Mi. ind Mrs. William Kiniry have
severely afflicted in the loss of their
rem. OF seven but three are now
b, two having recently been buried
q few days of each other. One
drowned two years ago, and we
the other was injured by some ac-
t previous to its death.
William Hume, an employee on
anal and arch bridge, was consider.
' injured on the head and shoulder,
at work on the rocks with the
|ck, on Monday, aud has been dis
4 from labor since. though he hopes
] able to resume work in day or
III. E. Dewey is furnishing at his
nrant Oh Bridge Street, the best ar
Of root beer, that is seldom seen
da the genuine old fashioned home
Ie. Made from roots regarded with
h by medical authorities, and kept
very cool temperature, it is the best
iirst quenching beverages for every
Among the visitors and pleasant
II This Office last week was Mr..
~ Gage, correspondent of the Man.
pter Mirror and American, and FORE
Of the Job printing department Of
Office. He is among the most thor
masters of the printing art, and yet
|ung man, having begun to learn the
hers trade at fifteen.
II those parties who go down to the
and use fire arms, must point the
toward Westminster Street, they
respectfully requested to aim higher.
Monday afternoon the workmen on
Vater works on that street heard a
ft whistle over their heads the ball
ing house few inches above the
ID story where it is now lodged.
DR.. S. NJ. Blake ard E. E. Dewey
their families and others of a party
at Warren's Pond one day last
/, where they observed an unusual
instance. Suddenly and with no
Ping and during clear sky, a great
motion was observed in the pond not
rom one of the boats as if a huge
had been thrown into the water,
closing, rose from the main surface
lze Of large bogshead. Whether
. caused by the fall of a meteor, a
wind, or something else is of course
Pcture.
The rear of the log drive passed
place on Monday, having been here
p less time than usual in such work.
~ the logs did not lodge in the
last year, and in the eddy the
~ accomplished feat not done
Of their predecessors. They
toom on the north and west side
q tddy and attached seven boats in
coch with crew of half a dozen
The east end to the rapids, who
taelr oars working with much uni
'lYs and aided by another set of uen
'no boom who, pushing with long
- # rafting, soon started the thou
Of logs which had collected there.
iorfy men were engaged in this
oFnanceand as success crowned their
= there was of course some cheer
1ney had quite an audience on the
zsof the nver, and it was regarded
aead Of the regatta at Saratoga.
George II. Bigelow has sew.
Connection with the Burlington
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-07-31
NOTICE.

The owners of pews in the Methodist Episcopal
Church Of this place, hereby notified to meet in
said Church, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER FIFTH.
1874, at three o'clock P. NJ, to take such action
as may be deemed expedient, with reference to lay
ing tax the pews in said house, for the purpose
of defraying the expense of necessary repairs.
SANFORD GRANGER,
CHAS. Il CHASE,
C. b EDDY.
Bellows Falls July 18th. 1874. 1878
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-07-31

PUTNEY.-The farmers of Putney say
the average grass crop in that town is
about one-third more than last year
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-07-31
LOCAL MATTERS.

u. Nv. III. Upham is running the
for the present.
d. Gray announces new goods
] special closing out sale.
81. Charles Church are preparing
Snofher fair to be held in September.
eommer travel is increasing. The
SS1o ID the Island House one day
1ssk we're nearly fifty.
!. Advertised Letters-Nelson G.
IRA, M. w. Page Clark +. Wyman,
IA G. Rowland, Mary Patrick.
Migrants continue plenty. Recent
J one street at one house four able
sd persons called for food in one day.
The game of base ball, reported
here, on Wednesday afternoon, was
exciting. At the close an excel
upper was served to both clubs at
u Hotel.
N anted--Ten good experienced
Presu girls; will give steady employ
/ and good prices. Call immediate
] G. 81 HoRsFoRD, Bellows Falls, VT.
jonathan Chaplin, resident on the
side of the river, was stricken with
lysis about A o'clock on Wednesday
noon, and died ia two hours. He
~ years of age.
Gen. VIM. w. Lynde of Marlboro,
elected at the county convention of
to represent this county at the
convention of listers to be held at
kpelier next month. A good cleo
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-07-31

PER ORDER Town COMMITTEE.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-26

lI'' \ l11t,''o' e.eg'Hpnl
outspomen aha setislnlc are the
Worqs oi1HE DALLAs HkiaLD upon
lnternntionai bond question. me
view ~ accofdS with me views Of
Inc pest iesls'atofs q tne state OF
leXas ,oettie iohofapiy: Ihat Is
Wnat We nave coiitehiea ior from the
beginning,
lave our views ~ regard to the
constitutiohality OF ihc Legislation
granting The charter with It's peculiar
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-26

i'h ohciea 70 some man
OF womai % ehessy+"n eAtraora'nary
oppo''Upi'y 70 secure proh'ao'e en-
ios s''e ~iH'es' re.sons en-
snseu ~ se'''pg suoscf'p''oh oooks are
n'aNsnk ,'oh oAc nuno'ca 70 'hree
donats per mouth eiear 81 al
expehses' me ne" subscription DOCK
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-26

nnAfl uAth [D nDIG
thHfH AM AfAf"
uh p,nlhia llmf Col. troif, on Ile
Toxm and w ,int Railway con- Dahf.
las not " crooked ll,t pregnant nlnrm
Of tho kneen Ia he IA Venon Ne.en
[" tint thrIfi mIabl mlIo~ AWNING nor
peihnps tlo Newa wants 10 W.
"erenscd.r aud l.oroforc lnmna. with
mint praise IN n matter ~ u~ualueau,
May b fhc Nows scoIdn because nothing
has been said about making Gnlvcstou
one Of Tho tcrmIui. Wllstey may he
tho cause of the bile OF the NcwA,
must it, consequent Ioundieia view OF
claims OF tho Texas and Pacific road,
there n lust this 10 he said right here
If IL Is the immaculate public virtue Of
the News which recoiIs with horror ~
congressional mid TO the people and
state who made the News aud
niven u n generous support from poy-
erty to riches, then II Is in very bad
taste TO bc giving itself such parox-
ysms or professional patriotism. when
It's very 6sby connectiou win Tho
International hoard ouestlou sim
fills The air Win Ne bv 10 means
delicIous aroma. Ifn,e Ncys chooses
no ~ matter Of h~usIpess b q ~
IN thc exnressed wishes ~ Texas Il,
regard 4, tha Tevos a,d p,e;ac ro,l.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-26


ItIIl|. 1Il nlII W
lIlffalt ~ d lali lsI IN Iloi.
ivn| InlflIl Np01 ~ N|ftlulfl ~.
ma fhr ma 0l|s ~ UaIlHA nNImlf AZ
mt',l % Che e'nii l'pu'e 'pl edg.pi'
ioiec A. n horton called lho meet.
inn ~ mdof. tuI0ufl y, a. tltt'oy WA
elltd 10 The chair and W. 4, OdlIl nl
pointed fcVtlnfr.
= JHd0e Motion oxpfnlnc1 lht ol9rdiA
Oftlio NEEDING 10 10 VA fcnpouae 10 A4
Invitation of W. f. Enkcf. vice pftaI
dent uf the Houston aud Icxha Central
railrond, lropntlug ffco transportation
notth nnd unat 20 ngciIls VI funli'ts
fiv0rlng Immigration, md that eOlhe
action might bc taken by Dallas county
to avail herscif OF his offer.
Judge Norton read the following let
ter:
40 Il. a. Van Horn, Esq, Cofsicana
DEAR Silicon tile subject of getting
|up an emigraut agents excursion,
which you submitted to me some ,inys
since, upon consultation with ourPraii-
road connections, cur company have
concluded that it eau sbo carried out
and That we will guarantee free Trans
p~ortatiun for the agent or ngonts of
any counties on our line to ana from
St. Louis, Louisville or Cincinnati, as
the case may be,
lit Is gone into. we desire q general
movement, and on a,scaio that viii
promise good results. Will you take
the lead and Initiate and carry IL out ?
If not, who shall lead? We will do
what lays in our power to develop and
make the undertaking a success.
Let me hear nom you Immediately,
and embody such suggestions as occur
to you. Yours truly. (.
w. r. BAKER,
Vice President.
he then mover thot 4 vo,e az thanks
be rendered Colonel Baker ana lie
2irprtorv of fbe jJn,etnp ana rnsxns
Central railroad. for their peneru,,s
offer IA aid Of im-mjeraliom. Carried,
Tbe' proprietv Of seiecfino nractical
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-26

The late elections have had their in
fluepce In the social life of Washing
ton. We have had gradually growing
up IN our midst of official artistocracy
that was more distinguished by its eS-
cluslyeness than its refinement or in.
telIigence. This originated IN the be-
lief, strange to relate, that IL was q
permanency. The republican par
ty had ONE to be regarded as
All organization not 10 10 disturbed in
its rule FOR generations and while the
president made bis arrangements for a
third term, his official followers md
dependents looked forward to o lie
long tenure of their comfortable places.
They were not IN even for good be-
havior, hut expected to live on the
government, die on the government
and he buried ut some remote period
it government expense
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-26
NOTICE.

AND AFTER THE lsT DAY OF FEB
~ ruary, 1875, the firms OF Clark, Bryan 4
Blake and Bryan Brothers Will be merged in.
to one, under the name and style Of Clark,
organs q Blake, and Will occupy their new
b iciK building. corner Lamar street and Pa
cific depot, near postofice, todoa Wholesale
and retail dry goods and grocery business.
We make this copartneIs ship mainly 10 re-
duce expenses. and better enable us TO give
transaction Of business. Each Of the old
farms are very thankful for the generous
we are certain the new firm Of Clark, Bryans
4 Blake will Q better prepared to please
their numerous customer. than In the past.
Our building we think sufficient for handling
and displaying goods, our capital abundant
for purchasing md our superintendent will
be untiring 20 give satisfac' Ion in purchasing
ut the lowest prices md disposing of them
at the smallest profits.
a87d&wtfeb1
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RArns OF ADvnRTrrrNG.
DAILY.

F7ve Hnes-Fyfy cents for first inser-
ton, and h~0cnty.ivc cents for each sub
seqiient daily Insertion. Thirty aro1ds
make fue Tines.
Per square of ten Hnes,-One dollar
for the first Insertion, and Gtty cents for
each subseqses3 insercioa. Fve lines
One month, SIS; tho months, So;
three months, $40.
One square, of ten Mnes-One month,
s., too months, $12; three months, SIS
Notices under head Of City business
FIRST Insertion, Is cents per line; each
s~ubsequess insertion ten cents per line,
for aonpdyeH type, loaded. ~ IN ftU-
face tUoe, the space occupied charged
for at The above rate.
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NEW ORLEANS, December 2l-Cot-
ton - Demand good. Sales, 1850
hn;es. Good ordinary. to strict good
ordinary. 1zsa15<c low r;iddIin9 to
strict low middlinc. 14HI4lc; middline
10 strict midiIinf, 1sI4l4Ic: good
midd;itr to middiilg fair, I4s615Ic.
Receipts, 1907 bnie~ exports continent
70. ~ bales; coastUise 80 bales Tn
sold last evening lps. GOO baIee- On
siiiptda1I JI6.01u bales Erek>s eaIes.
five Gays. 5000 bales. Net receipts
-. 80 bales; gross ecceip<< 81 ~ bales
exr9rts continent 157o5 bales coast
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-26

AT this season Of the year. when 50
many Of our people are suffering nom
colds, we call 1ttention 70 Ayers Cher
~ Pectorol as a sure cure not only for
coughs and colds. u1t all affections Of
the lungs and throat Having used il
in rar fan1il; for many years We a
speak from, personal knowledge Of itk
c~1.ic'cnc7. There may De- other RENEE
lies fnSt ire POOL. hut in ali our exr{-
rience this has proved 10 be bS far the
best. lis 4aAIities are uniform and
wholly reliable. II Is pleasant to take,
and should be kept at command by
every family. as a protection oz*insf a
class of complaints which seem harms
less 10 tie hecinniox but tecozne
4Iiicrin1 and dangerous If neglected.
-[NeN Haven Register.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-26

IT mast he -. 4 Et,'ca4 Bohemian
has ini.sfisutd Ee''-..n. iAc 'osei:.<i
Of Julicte. aud That beautiful queen VI
the foot-llehts says she has never been
i,aughfy, she denies the SOFT Impeach-
menk Hu relations with her Iiis-
baud ore of t1c IorpIesf ~fIs1stier.
and that IircII divorce cn|umny j. az
a lie. For the sake Of Romeo. thi-
xindication Of hts J1i;z: T. xtfr grail
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-26

MIR. CARL SoHURz goes out of hisway
to warn the democracy Of Missouri
that he won't accept a nomination at
their hands. MI. Schurz istoo 'tprevi-
ous.n The democracy were not think
ing of him,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-26

EYE Merrie Khan of Comus'' of
Houston, seem to have shed imperish
able luster upon their city by their last
parade. If this thing goes on New
Orleans will have TO look to her lau-
rels aud Hthe Cowbellions de Rakin"
of Mobile to theirs, also.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-26

ON and after Jaoro,y 1, 1879, he
postage on al neiospo)'fs sdnf out NJ
The county IN which Tie paper " phi.
Hshcd, ,cW BE- prepaid hi Me pubiishc'
or of Hc posfoDice schcrc nc Paper II
mailed. W. shat from Mm ddfc re-
Qiirc payment Of dN subscriptions 70
Me. Herald, both daily and Ueekiy, II,
adponce. No paper icW be continued
Wfer ne time for 'chich u d paid. AZ
spe propose f0prcpW The postage and 10
make no advance IN 0W forms, this raic
Is nccessasy. The Herald wW be fur
nishcd, prepaid, at the Jououing rates
the. daily Herald.
One gear, In advance. 90
Sic months, IN ddvance.-.-"... . 90
One month, IN ddruncc.--"..- 90
Thc weekly Herald.
One gear, IN ddvaacc ."--v.-v.@S 90
Sr months, IN adpance.--.--. 80
Postage, IN all cases, prepaid by as
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-26

GESruAJ. Euor1. commanding in
loaisiana. Ia his official reports sa<s
that he sees nc psosrectscf The govern
mcnt Improving or tccomiok nor ne
jIshts - long IS they are teszd On uni
xcrssl suffrage. This b pretty bold
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-26
WEEKLY.

Per square of ten Hnes,-S1 80 .fo
first insertion, and one dollar for euch
subsequent insertion. One month, 81;
tsco months, 81; three months, $40; sht
moths, SIG; tiOelUe months, $50. (.
Notice under head Of "CNy business
--lTtteen cents Der line each insertion.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-26

AZ FAST as they get through investi-
eating one cas Of rascality in the way
Of political jobs, another comes up in
Washington. The Pacific Mail swindle
Is the last.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-26

Amedical essay on the cause and cure of
premature decline in man, showing. how
health is lost, and how rcRnined. It gives a
clear synopsis of tho impediments TO mar
riagei the treatment ofnervous and physical
debility, exhausted vitality, and all other
twenty-five years successful praciics.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-26
NEW YORK.
LIST OF LETTERS.

Below is the list Of unclaimed letters re-
manning In Dallas postoffice, December "a.
Parties calling for the same will please say
a advertised, Fan give date OF list. Buch Of
them MS remain In the office uncalled for at
the end of four weeks will be sent 10 the
letter office.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-26
HOLD A CONSTITUTIONAL CON-
vIsETION

1t will be generally conceded that
the meeting of u constitutional
convention cannot any longer
be postponed without detriment
to the public service, the good Of
the stnte and the necessities Of our
present civil condition, growing out Of
the effects Of the operation of the pres
ent constitution.
THE HERALD e~ntertains too high all
opinion of the present state adminis-
tration to suppose, for one mome 1t,
that either the governor or the legisla-
lure are DESTROYS of putting the matter
off further for interested motives. The
convention is a natural sequence of
their election and they are committed
to it as the representative men in pow
err Of the democratic party. They
should be, and doubtless are, willing
to go before the people again, If the
convention should SO require, by favor
ing anew election. They have moth
ing to fear from the people. There can
be no doubt that the administration of
Governor Coke, as well as the legisla-
tive and judicial branches Of the state
government, have the entire conf
dence Of the people at large. We ido
not say this mucllswitha view Of pro-
pitIating or peisuading anybody. THE
HERALD takes the ground that the
right of the people to q constitutional
convention is unquestioned and inher-
ent. They have iiltimated repeatedly
their wishes on the subject and they
raj now no longer be ignored.
There should be not less than ninety
nor more chan one hundred and TWEEN
ty delegates, aud at least fifteen or
twenty Of these should be elected at
large. There is no necessity for con-
yentions to nominate delegates. THE
HERALD would most earnestly urge
upon the people the election Of the
very wisest, purest and ablest men in
the state. Important action Involving,
vital principles Of u organic law, is
to be Ind, and men Of worth and ex-
rerfcrre cnr Move ID irstirr ~ u
matters which will come up foraction.
Men like John s. Ford, +, s. Stock
dale, General Steadman, Fra k Sexton,
H. i. McCulloch and many others, are
the sort of material required in so inn
portant o body. Let the character,
and wisdom of the state be as
scmbled. May the Lord deliver us
from the gathering together of a lot Of
professional politicians, purchasable
patriots and down at the heel Office
seekers.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-26

Now THEY say that q large portion
of New York's jobbing trade has been
directed to Chicago. Unjust he re-
membered that Chicago is the "they."
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-26
lFINANOIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HFRALD,l
December IS. 1874.
Exchange.

New York commercial, buying, u discount.
New Orleans commercial buying, Il discount
Galveston commercial, buying, X discount.
New York bank, 5selling, from par to n pre-
MUM.
ST. Louis bank, selling, from par to X pre-
MUM.
New Orleans bank, selling, nom par to x
oasveston bank, selling, from par to H@k
premium.
Buying. seiang.
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Brooke q Lamb
TRINITY MILLS
FOR SALE.

On tho Dallas and wichita knilrOad,
Sixteen Miles from Dallas.
For the purpose OF paying my debts will
sell the above property to an early applicant
can realize fifty per cent per nun In keep
ing 1t, or realize more by making n town site
On IT.. ~Itconsists of 800 Acres---350 In timber
land. On 1t is q new Touring mill Of three
run Of burrs, worth $4,000. and q good store
house and three dwellings. My friends know
what / say I mean. Apply to me on the
premises or address me at Trinity Mills.
December ~. l874.--2w ROY B. SCOTT.
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fe 'De teI's, o''A' Britain Id,ssa
mnnd Xxx 8 W., XXX ~ 2If1615j
cholpc 50 ~. Com guItt; missed. VUc.
Ifnn lover NJ a. Hay dull prime go.
purk dun and nOmfnnl ~ so no. Dfy
ealf monfs source md nfnef; 7}607jW
IODiOIc Hacon nominal Mt 0I01lyW
I1DIc. Now sugnf-eured hnnIs, l63@ l0c.
Lard quiet; uorce, 1876 rflined, l4ici
keg, 1lc. Sugar In good Wmand and
firm; inferior, 4]6A5lc; common $40
GG hIr 10 fully Mir,6I@7cl; prime 70
strictly prime, 7iM8c; choice, VIC. Mo-
lpses ffrmer; prime 10 strictly prime,
,55y02c. Corn meal dull and lower nc
50 80. Whiskey- = Ordinary westerns
81 o..
Gold !llsc. Sight discount. ster-
Iing'S5 80.
NEW YORK.
NEW York, December, "a Noon
Cotton stendy. Net receipts 1,40l bales;
gross 2,003 bules.A
Futures closed nominal. Sales 5000
bales; December lac; January IA 1890
|H1-16c; February IA 17-32@l4 0-16c;
March Is 1-32115 1-16c; April is 1899
|@15lc; Mny 10 l3-l6@l5 27-32c; June
10 5-32@l63-l6c; July lG IS @10 7-l6c,
August 1870.
Money, fair supply; sterling higher
at 4.76; gold strong at 711S11E; govern
ments dull and strong; states nominal.
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I MBRosE H

A MBRosE
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ID Blackburn J Bohne mrs M A
Borah mrs ] Il brady Pat
Brown John Butler CT
Byrd w
CHILDsML chisholm
" Clark W W ClardyJ Il
Cole Al Cattle Frank
Credan Jerry crabb Gal
Curet0u mrs f
nAiLEY De Fontaine L
~ DOnOhue B Dyer r M
FILLS rs Emmert FIR
Il Embry J W
EOSTER Jno Ferguson r
Il Flaherty &c Floyed 4 II
GARRETT ALEX CGibbons A L
NJ Gillespie Jas Gibson VIM
Good John II ~Goodenough WE
Green l. j Greer LII
Grace Mamie
HARRISON WsO
~ Harvey. Robt Hansen Il
Ha wilkins 3 M Heath OB
Hfggenbottom w E Higgins Geo z
Horton Lucy autchins ~ w
Hufins Emma
K ANE JOHN Kemp WIN
lrDsAr55 TSsfsia
M GARLAND I'VE McAulif ] D
lu McCulch d Mahan CM
Maltby WI Marsh Harrison
Miller d w Morris A
Myer FL Mrs
nj ELSON JnoA Nolan ]
IN Nowlin w =
tO'REAR WI
TlARSONS Georgia PhelNn r
j. Pheehan Patti PferrOt Eug
ID HEAJa las O Richardson VT
-
CHUJORDAP Smith Henry2
- Smith Herbert Sneed ID w
Speer G NJ Stevens Frank e
Stevenson Cnas Starr Jas Il
Stevens Il f Strickland Lee
Stovall JnO
.T,ALBOT Ricd Taylor z
i Thomas Mary B Toomer VIM j
yNTATKINS A r Wheeler Libby
w W~elisLouisiana Williams L w
Willis N RS Winchit Frank
Witt n Wynne Alice
Firms.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-26

THREE million yards Of levees are
needed in Louisiana, and only nj
million have been provided for.
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New York, December "a. -Thegov-
ernment awarded half ambition of
gold, to-day, at fronv~1II 63-100 to
i'll s65.10O.
WASHINGTON, December 2I.-The
public departments generally closed
business at noon to-day.
NEW York, December 24.-John III.
Keyser's stove-works We're burned this
forenoon. Loss estimated at $l00, 900.