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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-19

The PnHSIx is the Oldest daily paper
Ill the State, aud LEB been regularly
issued since March, 1865.
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE,
BY Telegraph aud Mails, from nearly
all parts of the World; together with
FULL MARKET REPORTS;
BESIDES well selected MlscELLASEors
and iEADiSG MATTER, of interest to
everybody, will be found in these publi-
cationH. The Daily usually contains
twelve columns Of reading matter; the
Tri weekly twenty -.our, and the Week.
ly torty-eight.
THE EDITORIALS
A.rc carefully prepared. by competent
writer's; while special attention is given
THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
lakcn rs whole, 40 EErTEE or:
MORE S.Tla:'A CTu!.T l>vUs; LENT can be
uade, thar Subscription to one or
tie o!Etr Q: these Iu5..cations. They
n'o Conservative III politics, and are
devoted to TIE best interests Of the
safe. The following are The
TERMS EUn SIN MONTHS.
DAILY pliG:Hi&. 81 GO
Fri W,ti;i?. 2 so
Nteaiy GLLA%E.. (.7 I, ,uMl..). SO
These l"spo::, "c.c l:.r ...si issued IN
Columbia, III SO, ;.i,,r rs partial ,le-
.tfnci!oh, a.d ha.r .e.n regularly
pahl!Hi.rd ever siucr. They
CIRCULATE. i.N,i.&>lEELY
lhEoarnon! !nli,;.cn;id upper Counties
Ci the state, aru "rc excellent
NEnl Ms FOR ADNl.EIiSING.
Inc iH'i:%IN has II ;irn;erci,rplAtion
i'.'oHi;n me upper Hnrt ii south Caro-
iiiia ufi Mt.r "I'r "iji| lUD.r. Mcr-
Giants 'n,l"tir.- "'i fad ,ta columns
!i ;:uEnahic r..,.l,2 nf communication
"i'n tie "rcp.c of lie ..utirc up.coun-
NY, !rr!iising rates .r.; reasonable.
3th'i ad:,:t!.c,:.. .:!a,k",i with the
nrL!hcr 9: insert:.:!s ''.-ir..i, and they
VII! he topped nr"' ',e rxp,r.,ion of
t:ie tiuic. Oiii;.. -. i;;rl!art,sun street.
heiwrrn Iay!or ai,i B.nninr.
JULIAN :. SE.LHI. Proprietor.
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Wilmington. Columbia and Aug r r
= GENERAL PASSENGER DEPART.

= GENERAL PASSENGER DEPART.
COLUMBIA, 8. O.. Nov. "A. 1874.
@ 4 anId TaE I,'S E,f'GSlhlowing i. Ing. sche; 8 :;
on and after this date:
GOING NORTH. TRAIN NO TRAIN NO
Leave Colum bia. ...... $50 q m 6.15pm
FloTenee.. 10 p m 1850 M
Arrive Wilmington. GAS pm 7.1Oam
GOING SOUTH. TRAIN no TRAIN NO 8
Leave Wilmington... GAO q m G.1Opm
Florence. ......12 so nj 11.40 M
Arrive Colunlbia...:.: 5.lo pm 40Oam
Train No. 2. from Columbia, is an accom-
modation to Florence, and there connects
cloeely with n. Z. Il. Il. and at Wilmington
with ". d W. Il. r. to all points NORTH.
Train No. from. Columbia is fast FIX
prces, making through come ctions, aIlraiI.
North and South, and water line counec.
tions uid Portsmouth.
Train No. l. from Wilmington, ccnnects
closely ct Florence with n. L. Il. Il. for
Charleston, and is an accommodation train
thence to Columbia,
Train No. 8, from Wilmington, is sst
Express, connecting closely from and to ali
points North and South. Through tickets
ho!d ana baggage check ed to all principal
points. Iuilman sleepers on night trains.
Train No. leaves Columbia daily, sun.
days excepted. Express No. 4 every night.
JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup.
q. PoPE, Gen. Passenger and ich at gent
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!, 2, and 1 Sheet Posters. Hand bills,
Programmes, Circulars. Pamphlets,
Bills Of Fare, Briefs, Letter Heads,
Dodgers, Bill Hends. Checks,
Horse Bills, Receipts, Labels.
Railroad Blanks. Legal Blanks,
Tags, Cards all kinds and Sizes
Wedding, Visiting. Business, Show.
JULIAN A. SELBY. Proprietor
PHOENIX and CLEANER Establishment
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Greenville and Columbia RaiIros 4
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

fsas sJM EEY E;FiiEtgE SENGER
&z2 5ss1A 9Q ssssitsss.ssaEks2 TRAINS run da;ir'
Sundays excepted, connecting Will N,n h,
Trains Oh South Caiolina Rail- oaC up aud
down., On and after Friday, August 2s.
the following viii be the Schedule:
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specie. arrHng cement, made Tor tiic.r c,.ny,
lUinih i.d Charleston, in the shape oi UUl
l'etw'"n Columbia al Cl.,r. a:oiI q i.ntr.
Co!unha y AESWs;,. and Giccnvi.i. All!
along :Ar line Of the .lhrtaa i Ea:!.u .tuu
Augusta Railroads e. Wit i!lc ral,ii:.! .! =
nr>s and return home the same dag. Also
bla and along Charlotte, Coiumbiu 4 An:i
failr"adH to visit Charleston and return Gl:
loss OF time. Ihe following Id The schc cnNlL !:
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t'th h'GOoiuul Clt AZ. 2. % q m
i Ni.aon ....'.............. 9.U5 N
: ~ oet I!..... ...- 49,. III. 81 ii
Leave CokcsbUrH... ....... 2u5 -,
ar";,, ,ron n1:,;; ....'..... 500 nj
-A' olceh'l'le ....... $50 Z,
!ieavcGroenviile at G.aoo -,
Leave Et!toh. S. an ~,
Leave Coke bury. III -
Leave NcNbcrry.. '30n =,
Arr;v, ,.,i.,: ..'........... 3.t8p III
arrive II columbia. 45Onr m
anderson Hramcd0,d Ltse Ridqe Dicisit,, ~
Leave wullsNa adam Ar,iye7i5 ~ , =,
Leave Pcrs! Vile ). RI e .s -
Leave Pcndlcicn G.lG a N r s0 !, - -,
Leave Anderson. 7.2Onn, 1sG -
aTi!Es 81 Helt"n $40 Il rl Leave q M -,
;, Acc n',n stion Trains run On aIItriie
HrSnch Monday, Wodnosda, anc Trida"
On Anderson Eranch. between Eeltcn a,.i
',hnertnm. lEcsdsy, Thursday and Satur.
"aE' iH0AAS IODANEAI, Gen. sur
JAnE: NORTON. General Ticket Agent.
The Short Line Schedule.
ottH, loLtaLlA AUGUSTA il. Co.
ss-s. esnfer nnl seIs,,m,.s si1I,,swi.s 81, Pas,
operate! oil and after Ills date: "''' ~
!.oiSu *oE.H Ilain Noe Train No 1
-'''S' (;ra,iict,;c (;,,ia-,s; 35an AS
C"tbia JuDct'n II. 20 II n iof5pn,
A:!ive Coiu.a liza. SOpuI q -, ~ - -,
..:aEc C"!rmhia..... l2.;2a m An
'.L..,or "i,:"..es'. 2l9pm
Arrive Charlotte. .4G.l N,
30. : Tram makes close ronrcc,;,, r:r
!'!.,"''c and Richmond, TO all roints
~ IN; arriving t.. How York {. o5 4. ri.
,,:t,mis ram makes close connection via
.M.!m!hS;"!t AID Richmond to all points
.'"F' Il, arriving IT New York al l5F. M.
CO.'S" S"iTH. Train MOL Train Ma
Ltav. Charlotte. S.5Oa,n
chester. ......1l U2a nj
Hinis l,oro.. - IS p n,
Arilvc Colun ba... ~ IN
leave Columbia. 49,. 2.52pm 3Ao -,
80! ui:. Juuct'n. i3.l1 pm 10 IN
sr,i,o u.,an!ttvi!le ...15.!5 pm 7ISa NJ
arrive augusta. SOS p n, S45a n,
'r.aktsht. iDinner. supper.
for All all ,o;'a D?nhd Trains connect ut Augusta
tickets sold and baggagc checker 10 Iuen nr;ueei1
faa frt ponts. 81 Sleeping cars on ali Nieht
'a'ns. JAS. ANDERSON, Generals
A.f"fE. Gen. Passenger and Ticket AGENT
n NM C-I
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New ana elegant
+ ] RNI I'll / I .

7NEF sui..rr.iit,s are jl,t re-.
i ce!v!i 9. from tEc ..;!l
and West, Il ;ic-.rabic a:.G clc-
gan; stock Of fUENliCEE,
embracing all the noYc.tic. iD
their line Among the sclcc-
:iun viii lu 1uu'd handsome
fAHLOR AND G!lAMBLn
SETS, OF the m;;-t fashionable
ard cxGui-i;c Il siGn. l.csiIr, y.
large VARIETY ;CnTTAGE, Hi-
HlHI-tOCM and i!hLI. !Uk.
Nj lHE Our -icch i.ar h,cn
-cl,c'"d ~ n! cHy.,it,.crd
woslu.an, anh caunu: tai. tu
please. x Ti~!; 10 ou- ware
ro"L,s il solicited.
Funerals served =. sort To-
tict and upIn reasonable; terms.
OctlJ:3m fAi.i., EHCS.
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aat e. ..UhbC bcIWtCj. al lO!Nls IN
AID charleston.
T!iE .:trut:on oi the tr,vri..u. .,utiic
,I":. he .;nc -! 'hr " iLMIAttEh. tt:-
III y! "a a. AtGtsTt MD Ctfi.-
'dfr'IE l.. trLt AZ .SAtGUs'TA I.iIi-
l<'Ap", ai:'i 1t Columbia, il invited = The
"ni.nr" aud accommodation in .isitlLr Co.
~. lh!'.I FtST PASSENGER TEAMS
-. '!p"' e ~ tH.uGhla %l.h the Charlotte,
.hi'ri. railroads. ella, liig t;c c!i:.:r!is
i''-'"-:r:E. and Wilmington Columbia
- a''. lave ample time to iran-S.', bu+-
u" q, REM ~ AND bu-iEt.S men q! Eolunl-
a"'a ia, "iliminGinn, Co.u:nG.a u Augusta
ithl: Ill !. om!ortIa.c laa4..,g al! without
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''-.. 90 MAIL. EIiEL!S
l-t"tc Chaiiu;tt.. T.lcI +, CL::,
i.vay" Sa!istn"! o. soiN S S;..S.
,-'"'t = Iirctr N"io'... - j j :, Is
,-ch.o '"hFhi" .: 4 \. {: !. q
-, , "'c "u' '!Nli'e'...; va = !! & Il l. ii
: -" "t -'.th!t2HG: ~ 4. II .':i / u
GOING SCUjlI.
Lcav' E;clnlcnt:. 2anT.. t10,y
LtaN J.Iklil.c.5 5:II VI SceA. n
!. sve DahviI!s ..... IL II M l2i7r
nt"'r GFtchshoIo... Z.l5 y 5.t0P II
il ave Salisbury 49,. S, NJ GcoTN
Arrive at Charlotte. 7.2O n SSfA ii
GOING EAST.
Leave Grccnsboro. l.45A III I1CAN
Leave Company Slor. 3 Sc A 81 Aii2 col "
Leave Ra.oigh. & O5 N
arrlTrat Gold.Ecro. II 05AM
GOING WEST.
Leave Goldshoro. 4 t0GM
Leave EalciEh. . 7.d5P N
LcavoCompanyShops ~ C5 a a; 2.l5PM
ArrivG.t Greensboro. !. so a NJ 33NPN
Leave Greens boro 3. 40 p NJ Arrive 10 20 a NJ
Leave Kerncrsville9 90 a m Arrive $40 m
Mailtrains daily. both ways, over entire
length of road. Express daily between
Company Shops and Charlotte. Sunday.
cxccpted.s. E.ALLEN Gen TickciAgt
#. NJ. M.lR.TAIch1. EnNirceraud Cen y
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-05-30

ll.dy tomdi bim. Nr u,vuI .uu
tUrh Mu how .lio lUw uu b.Ic.
Dlwty Fum.r 1ol srr
lrouhlad II muu hy Juu nnurut WI.
lnn woond, on sowOny na t'
rond n cnpoIc1uo uga.#m0puu'uco
bc.o.c Ncmuud lury to morn them
what disposition mo h'd made of %
widow hdy'o hoIac When ,lppcd on
the shoulder by Scott, Mr William
Woolrord was walking thc streets Of
Dallas with an expression of Mary's
little lamb, hut his moral fleece was
not rs white rs snow; still, he felt con-
strained "to WENT wherever scott
did 20.
WE are sure our readers VIII tharK
us for G; ling tbeit attention 20 tle
very handsome advertisement o, the
Excelsior Manufacturing company, OF
81. Louis, MS II would 1e useless TO- MS
to try to sry anything ~ favor O., lpe
gfe,,c Charter Oak Cooking StoVe. Toe
very word suggests ne thou2nU o. a
well cooked meal, followed bv easy q
gestior. vigorous heitn, win u dcs"e
TO have plenty Of real work, 10 say
nothing of the comfort of II happy, con-
tented household.
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II. III. Rose was culled II iul' bloom
Oh Market street. yesterday afternoon
by the circumspect officer, Faus Nichols.
~ gentleman by the name of Blanton
living near Greenville, Hunt couaty,
had found his lost horse in the posses
sion of resident of this city, and as
ceriained that he had purchased it of
Messrs. Hibblcr d Co., auctioneefs, on
Elm street, they having a bill of sale
from the Mr.. Rose who is the hero OF
this story. At this stage of the inquiry
the steps that were then taken, was to
get at Mr.. Rose, who all at once turned
up on Market street, aud who was
pointed out to officer Nichols by Mr..
iibbler. Then officer Nichols straight
way went UP to Mr.. Rose aud took that
flower into custody. InquirinS friends
who desire to know where Mr.. j. |. IL.
Rose boards, is informed that it is Oh
Houston street and his landlords name
is Carson.
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Those who prize a beautiful head of
hair land we know our lady friends all
dol, will thank US for Il few words on
the invaluable qualities of Ayers Hair
Vigor as dressing. In our own case
it heals humor, keeps the head free
from dandruff and scurf, stops the ten
dency of our hair to fall and heightens
its beauty. A slight touching with it
removes the coarse and dry appearance
which neglected hair puts on, imparts
a rich gloss and makes us presentable
in the most fashionable company.
Such rare qualifications, presented in
single preparation, create for it an
enduring value; but to these the fac
ully of restoring TO gray locks their
youthful color, and maintaining our
good looks with so small an expendi-
ture of time and attention, and you
stamp it a prime favorite with the pub
lie and insure its permanent and endu-
ring popularity.-[ Htntsvile Gala. Re-
publican,
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From Tuesdays Daily He adj

UNDER the action of the county
court. Mr.. Jacob Nussbaumer grading
and bridging Mil creek, where Swiss
street strikes Out, an Improvement
much needed. AS everything of the
kind undertaken by Mr.. Nussbaumer,
the work is being done in an excellent
manner.
AS Deputy Sheriff Hobbies was re-
turning home. on Saturday evening,
he run uniro four night.cempiezioned
chaps in great miseiy with each other.
MIR. Hobbies demanded them to cease
their tempest, and hold up their thun-
der. They declined observing it, and
as Mr.. Hobbies dismounted three OF
the "nation's wards" precipitated for
safety, but the fourth one showed war.
IN the scuffie Mr.. Hobbies succeeded in
getting the Africans head between his
legs, and was about to wear him into
fine thread when he bit Mr.. III. vi
ciously, and by some manner managed
TO get loose and escape. IA Mr.. h. is
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WORK on the new pOstoilicc build
iug commenced yesterday.
\ Horse, with bore the shape of a
toD,h growing ont OF his nose, Is the
p.opcyJyor Il Mr.. Kennedy, living near
th' cts.
irE Dallas telegraph office is the
second in business in the state. Drinks
ior burton, Shep9r d and Smith
A..N4roN is called TO the adve,-
t..p3eul OF Il. T.. johnson, who has
TO-. .#o mare mC'es, and offers twen-
tE-.Fe collars or the.r recovery. For
description and paricula's see advei-
,iaeuauJ.
l,GWHN GER that Wheat removes to
his new store OH Main street on tie
iirHl OF Jane, and until then he viii
sell unusual bargains. Call on him at
his elm street store durirg the coming
week, after that Oh Maiu street, next
10 liali's theater.
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our Flag.

This Office was presented, yesterday,
by its very capable business manager,
Henry G. Gibson, ESD, with tasteful
blue burgee bunting, eighteen feet in
length, on which is handsomelyworked
a la'se slar, and in conspicuous capt.
tails, the words "OAGIAs HERALD"
The standard, which is placed perpen-
dicular from the roof of the HEEALD
building and from which the bunting
floats, is from the sEillful mechanical
hands of Mr.. Kennedy, the timber OF
the same having been procured from
the extensive lumber yards of Me3srs.
Byrum, Foreman d Co.
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LYNCHBURG, Tenn, January ~, 18Th
To liquor dealers and consumers:
We have this day sold Messrs. j. q. Browne
& Co., lot of fine, pure, Lincoln county,
Tennessee, sour marsh, log distilled whiskey'
and we have given them the exclusive agency
for the sale of our whsliey for Dallas and adj
Joining counties, and will continue 10 supply
mem with our whislIey, di'ect from the dis
tlllery, as their sales may demand it. To al
pefsons who wish genuine, puie article o.
Lincoln county, Tennessee, whisEey, we
commend McsSrs. j. &. Blowue * Co.. and
will guarantee the goods of our manufacture
to be all they claim them 20 be. FIFTY DOT
lars, gold reward viii be giYna for the detec-
ton of any poisonous HIulteiation in tnis
whiske". ToLLEI " NAioN'
3lwtt Dstiilcrs, Lynchburg, Tennessee.
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Nn Jou w. WNurg Wlllu'l nj
Iu.lot. mla,m luell.li junowos'
uup. 10 vnImIde a'DphUu. onl wnr
n,iuurtowuo, .uUa. i.I.fwun'l,
m UH. Houston mHi IoHua tu.nm
mIwuu Eul .1Dm..ou oi il'
p.ore..y mn bo Obtained ui The Guy
ugul,, pul07.
rs A. 10 pN..H.s Compound
F,u.d ilatuc. nuchuisu-c,rndllrpcp-
nratIon. We are perfectly willing to
allow u full aud thorough examination
Of the article, and have no icnrs i'rillc
result. In proof of this, we have sup
piled several physicians for iheir prI-
waite practice, they being aware OF It's
composition, aud know 1t 10 lo one OF
the Gcst diuretics In use. For sale by
ali druggists, everywhere.
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From Fridays Daily Herald.

THRRE wagon loads of new wheat in
yesterday.
THE card of Messrs. L. NJ. Spencer d
Bro, cotton factors and commission
merchants, Elm street, will be foupd
in this weeks HERALD, to which the
attention of our readers is directed.
This is one Of the most substantial
houses in our city, and are dealers also
in Dubois cotton gins, Bells sorghum
mills, plows, and farm machinery Of
all kinds. We very cheerfully COM
, mend the firm to our friends.
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The demand for an open air place OF
resort, in the charactero of Il public park,
is decided and general. That our city
possesses many spots adaptable for
such purposes is acknowledged. Why
not, then, take one of these marquet-
~ gems of beauty and joyance, and
hedging it around with some protec-
tive device, afford our city spot where
they may "take communion" with an
eternal melo.drama of spring. We
want 10 step of of straw mating, rag,
brussels and velvet carpets, and t.ead
awhile on Natures carpet, we want to
turn from the chrome aud etchings of
human skill, to bring q better sparkle
TO The eye in natures studio; we de-
sire to change seats from the chairs
and sofas and ottomans of Merrwe.her
and others, rich, and broad, and deep,
though they are, 10 sit awhile on ma
ture's chairs, and sofas, and ott0mans;
We would dismiss Lubin and Phalen
for n season and inhale incense
from Natures censors, and we long
to charm brain and sense with natures
music, divincr and truer than Nelson
ever sung or Beethoven ever wrought.
We also aspire TO sing with the birds;
we are disposed to have our eyes and
checks to brighten with the flowers,
nnI "a pisFl,t in IN and hoy
and croquet and battle d0orand shuttle
cock and vault and wrestle and fence,
all indeed, but duel, with the thousand
giants of vigor which fill the vast n.y.
gienc school of the air. Furthermore,
the children ought to have some place
where they can catch more butterflies,
feast on the candies and comfirs
which Tubal Cain made and where
our sons and daughters of an
Older growth may have their
book leaves turned over by the
fingers of zephers which will be
sure to make the next page all the
fresher and where the "old folks"
may so over dreamland, drawn by the
fairies of thought in the chariot Of
memory, to the time when there was
10 autumn-haze in the blue of their
eyes, no snow in the golden brown Of
their hair, and dear heaven! no tea:
Stains on their cheeks. Again, then
let us have n park and see how sweeter
will be our battle for gain; how much
more surlignt We will carry in our
hearts; how our souls will be attuned
10 holier anthems, and how n uch hap
pier we can take our seat beside the
gloomy boatman to ''closs over the
river" because we have torched here
the border Of the everlasting summer
land beyond. Yes, lei Us have a park !!
Mayor Cabell what sayyou? Messieuls
councilmeu, what say yOu?
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r.. II. Bryan q CO.,

HERALD block, are selling their extern
sive stock of summer clothing, dry
goods, etc., AZ the lowest prices for
cash. They iuvite all who wish bnf-
gains to call and see them, MS they ale
determined to sell. Their lines Of MI
kinds of goods for ladies and gentle
men are Toll aud complete, embracing
everything that may be needed. Give
them cal aud see oryourselves.
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas Eail"a

Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
This pioneer line to Texas, having compiel-
ed their great iron bridge over the Missouri
river Mt Boonville, are enabled to offer still
better facilities for travel to the great NORTH
east.
BY special arrangement, Pullman's palace
sleeping cars will be run between Houstoh'
Homestead, Hearne, Dallas, and points on
the line of the Texas Central Railroad, to
Chicago and st. Louis, without change OF
cars TO New York and the principal CONNER
cial cities of the North and East.
This line passes through delightful coun-
try; and, having been completed over year,
has n smooth track, a well settled load-red,
and are enabled to make quick time with
safety.
All passenger trains are fully equipped
with Miller's patent coupler and Westing-
house air brake.
Our advice to the traveller from Texas 49, 10
travel via the NJ, X. Il 7.
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The Dallas County bank, at whose
head stands one of the most accom-
plished financiers in the country, VIZ:
Colonel John w. Kerr, received its
charter as a fist national bank yester-
day, twill be organized on Tuesday
next with a capital ofSlOp,OO0, and all
of our citizens who desire 10 sulsc'. he
to the stock should do so OH Monday.
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,abcjAI.NiGwS4
son MOnIi.

wc hngr Use liabilities nnd The worth
mon ~ do nv good wosi,. MA ~ ~
I.g rntpu. ~ can b. dOur anywhere
nuI Ne moan io 30 a.. Bripg your
fine sob WORK 40 TiIE DAILY HER"
ALD OFFICE, Corner of Main and
Iuunr streets.
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LIST on LETTERS.

Below is the list of unclaimed letters re-
naming in Dallas postofiice May ~, 1874.
Parties calling for the same will please say
"ad gertiscd," and give date of list. Such OF
Them us remain in the Office uncailed TO: at
the end OF four weeks will be sent TO tle
dead letter Office
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'Es s'IHIstpi'G.

We are paying the following prices for pro-
duce:
81 90 per bushel for corn.
80 cents per bushel for oats.
81 50 per hundred fer shcai oats.
SO 90 per ton for hay.
BIRMINGHAM II FELTON,,
23w3m Elm street, Dallas, Texas.
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business street of the town of Hufehins, on
the Central Railroad, in Dallas county, for
sale at low prices. Apply W
JOHN v. SWISDELLS,
lyl5dtf Herald once.
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At1entiom Grangers!

Blank forms of application for member
ship to the Patrons of Husbandry can be pro-
cared at this Office at SLIGO per hundred.
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ro me Farmer, or NORM rexns.

/ have pea that VIII produce 100 bushels
per acre. Try them. II. G. HosKINss
slwlm Elm street, Dallas, Tsxas,
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rn1a ron kaie.

Bineaud's Lightning Hair Dye Is univer-
sally used by BARRIERS as the best known.
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uRsuLINE CONVENT.

The ladies Of lie L FSuline Convent would
rssDectfuIlv ks-.eEIn the citizens Of Dallas that
thee have opened n Boarding and Day School
in thhs city. Children OF every DenoInins-
6on are admitted For full information adj
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
Ursuline Convent
s5ulv Dallas, Texas.
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SINS OF MOTHER AND FATHER

'Tis a sin to hoard up money and refuse &c
suDply the natural wants and demands of
euiIeTi ng, bed-rdden wife. Ills n sin for 9
mother to bend over the couch of beautiful,
vet fading daughter, and refuse TO spend
Y,;w dollars 'or her benefit and relief. How
many thousands of mothers and fathers -
to-day cursed with the above sin? D.s-
pale, cmaciated, care-worn, suffering lem Al, .
nn he found in all parts of our country. A
remedy can be had, and yet they refuse to
spend a little money for il. The Iemede that
will care is DR.. Dromgoole's English Female
Filters Sold by druggists. fdnwiln