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Odd EelIaMs.

RlDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. Is, /. o
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nights in each month, at the Odd Fellows
Hall. JN0. ID. KERFOOT Z. L.
+, A. SAYRE, Scribe.
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diate possession given.
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offer my residence, near the freight depo.
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ises, or to John j. Eakins.
If JNO. W. LANE.
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scriptiOn.

So natural Is the effect produced by using
Blneaud's Hair Dye, that ne one can detect
its use.
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Notice.

The stock holders Of the Dallas city Rail-
road company viii meet az the ONCE OF the
company on Friday, the DOlh instant, ~ 2
o'clock r. NJ, for the purpose Of receiving the
reports Of tle Officers Of the company, and
the transaction Of any other business that
would properly come before stockholders
meeting. a, NJ, sWINk,
President Dallas city Railroad Company.
February y, 1874, ieblOdlDd
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GOOD TemDIars.

DALLAS LODGE No. A, 10. q. f., meets
on every Wednesday night, at the odd Eel
lows Hall. b. p. JET, n. G..
NJ. THEvESET, Secretary.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

District Attorney.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounoe
w. Il. CAUSE,
of Tarrant, as candidate for District Attor-
ney of the Fourteenth judicial District
Election March 2, 1874.
We are authorized to announce
GEORGE n. ALDREDGE
as candidate for District Attorney of the
Fourteenth Judicial district ut the election
on the End day OF March next. david
We are authorized 10 announce
+. q. ROVER
as n candidate for the Office of District At
torney.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounce
JAMES r. DOWNS
as candidate for District Attorney of the
Fourteenth judicial district, ut the special
election to be held on the second day OF
March, 1874.
To the voters of the of the Fourteenth Ju-
dicial district of the State OF Texas, compris-
Ing the counties of Dallas, Tarrant and
Ellis; hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the office of District Attorney, to MI
the vacancy caused by the death of Major
John I. Ault, and If deemed competent by
you ask your suffrage at the ensuing election,
March, 4. ID. 1874. ii. Ii. SNEED.
For Mayor.
We are authorized and requested to an.
n0unce
BEN. LONG
as a candidate for the office OF Mayor of the
city of Dallas.
For Treasurer.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounce
HENRY BOIL
as n candidate for Treasurer OF the city of
Dallas, at the election In April next.
For Marshal.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounCp
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SOCIETIES..
Masonic.

DALLAS COMMANDERY No. 0, knights
Templar, will meet at the Asylum In the city
Of Dallas, on the first Thursday after the last
Saturday In each month.
ED. q. BOWER, L. C.
JAMES L. BARKLEY, Recorder.
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HIRAM II. BOALES,
AS q candidate for Marshal of the city of
Dallas, at the city election in April next.
To the voters of Dallas city-Having here.
tofore been honored with your suffrages,
again announce myself as an Independent
candidate for marshal of the city of Dallas.
THOMAS FLYNN.
To the voters Of the city OF Dallas-Believ.
Fan character should be filed by the untram.
mailed voice of the people, and that conven-
tiens are not fairly expressive of the peoples
choice, but the plaything OF inscriptions
tricksters, who by bargain and intrigue con-
troll them against the will of the majority,
therefore announce myself rs an independ-
ant candidate for the office Of city marshal
at the ensuing election.
GEORGE b. HOLLAND, JR.
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NOTICE no ADyEnTIsEns,

IIereaneraii BILLS for advertisements
in this paper viii be collected monthly
unless otherwise specified In contracts.
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DALLAS CHAPTER, No. A, Royal Arch
Masons, meets at the Chapter Rooms in the
city of Dallas, on the first Monday after the
last Saturday in each month.
W. NJ. q. YOUNG, n. L. II. =.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary,
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TANNEHILL LODGE, No SO, 7. g. A. NJ.
meets on the second and last Saturday even.
ings of each month, at the Masonic Hall.
HENRY BOIL, W. NJ.
RICHARD MORGAN, Secretary.
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Pratt's astral OIL.

WomanE Medical Adviser, 80 much needed
dress Dr, j. l.. DrO0mgOOle, I.Ouisyills, Ky,
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Apply to PIERCE 4 LYLE
for tickets and information i'm
Louisville gift concert.
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
"CrutcbheId House"

In the city Of Dallas, IL offered ut private
sale. For terms, Inquire of
GEO. w, BAYLOR, or
JAS, q, CRurcHFlELD'
Dallas, Nov. %. l6Ia, 2lOdU
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TICKET OFFICE-No. 100 North Fourth
at all principal railroad Offices in Texas.
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lyl5,ltf
, 1874-08-18

1i,sntly eSmtortel ~ forgot there viii be ~
uppor 11oaao ln tho now Constitution" "And
factrrcr wincoB BIZ for, though llo would ccr.
talnly net n,ind heoo!ning l'aron Tourncguislo,
40 wislios tho General would not Bpcnk 60 lo,d.
Tho General, ltowevei, y not ono Of those dip,
Deputy before tholn. "You 500, le adds, "aii
will come right If you gentlemen listen TO what
tic country wnuss,; What, does tho country
osaor9 why, tho Sspha Mg and 01% So oily y' just
for tho proaont." "Dnt ali tho others aAy
that" replies III. Tourncauilc, rather ruefully.
" BccaaHo al the otborn don't know what they
aro . about" retorts Nine; do Qazonille, VIII
not .nnt to DO reteaonett snohg tnoss who voaid
JON tho Comlnutllsta in rnboiing agatnst tho
arlny. VOL, the al1ny will Put down all those
who rcbcl against the Afnrsl!al-that is, jlBt at
prcsens." concludes s!,e, finishing liko tho Cen
idoa Of being seeil rubelllng againat the army
Just ut preaont for ho WIS powerfully impressed
by the strength Of tho military force ut tho last
roviow but lIo feots llo should like to sound
projects of.her party, and hoy II Ia that The
! aelloral can hope that tho Uppor House will be-
como House OF peers.
: Tue eouateas, hoysqseT y not g1iog to betray
6tAto HcerotB Tor NJ. lOHrnotllHe. IL Mu6I
suffice TINT manufacturer to know that,
by turning round uson Ills Republican
friends, I'D has acted "a lccomea 4 pr,l-
don't man, and will, by 2 steady. por-
severance in such anniug, Icap hiH reward In aaa-
gotng to havo four muntha rcst, during which
o viii bc at liberty to incucato npoh hs electors
tho blosHodncss Of having a frnn'hanled soldier
and loyal ar,ny to rule tlom. instead Of noisy
ASSEMBLY: Saying thIg, the Countess wavos hor
f..
ia leaning ng4inst tie mensolsholf, surrounded by
o aemi-circe Of Generals three deep, and who, ID
truth, looks hrns-haudcd enough Tor any emer-
Goncy., t. being now lato, M. Touriolufllo
mua1ng over this parting sight, and concluding
that, for batter or for worse, ho lives under tho
government Of q MIN against whom IL is not
wiso to kick, and whose policy can bo doactibcd
in a1ine ho lIonrncQutllo, aud tho Marshal, too,
Sic volo, BIc jubeo, sit pro ratlono .yol,lntas
, 1874-08-18

nosa. Several years ngo Joseph II. 1)roastns,
formerly loBit!ont OF nal[atin, hut Tor gon,o
time paat rosdsnt Of Hamilton. married. Alf.
Davis' daughter. Tho parties lived together
l,arpily 1nany years, hut finally DISAGREEMENT
occurred, Which resulted In = separation. Mira.
DrGssius took l,er only ehi!d and won't 10 Myo
With hor fAthor. For aolne tlmo paBt DrosgIns
has boon atitious to obtain poaaesslotl Of tilo
child, but WAS unable to do 40. About 0 O'Clock
OH tho ovon'ng OF tho 14th ho wont to Davis. .nut1
Rncceoled In gettlng tho ohid lilo was In tho
not Of leaving with it when lila vito aid Davia
appeared. Tile lntsor osdorol him to halt, hut DO
paid no nttuntion to Tho order. ind was h,,rrying
ont OF tho yafti when Dnyn lrew n revolver and
returned the fire. Bls or soven s,ota were ilrod,
at'a DroHsins foil to tho ground, dead. h,ll.ct
having naAsed directly through Eis heart. At tho
same instant DayiY dropped, n1ortnly woun,lcd
A bull paeaod through Ills ioft breast. Wion
onr inforthant loft Davis was dying Tho most
i,tenso exoitement prevails In tLo place. Abort
sins about 80.
, 1874-08-18
E'cnrftui Domestic Tragedy )

The st. Josoph (hlo.) Herald OF Aug, 16 con-
tai.,s tho following particulars OF tcriblo tmg-
edy which occurred ut Hamilton. Caldwell Coun-
previous. Albeit DAVIS, al old a1ld respected
cttizou OF Caldwell County. was, aud Aas boan
for many years, engaged In tho roal estate busl-
, 1874-08-18

II ye s0oMs. fiat lnor, Of bFiuk house. No. liB Nurttt
hasGata fur sale olsapi tsat Ut S4 pee uoat
Apply Oh tue praulisus. " -
, 1874-08-18

Observation-Disclosures HAIR AND EYES. IT. TIlts
njtht. AuE. ii, Will 4dd1o44 FELIX u. nEKAOLDB.
psGlcat0n ILL., Ah0 Will heGr u N old friend.
, 1874-08-18

NurSnS.
w AETEp-AE KXpEnlENcEp NURSE TO TAKE
work. Refotonccs required. Apply nt al Twsnty.soc-
0nd-st.
, 1874-08-18

risins yosrs NJ nRe ntar le hands h four black
"a aia sss ~ '4ana n aa S n. @ & ~ = H.
work torso, dark sartel weight N e rising uf
aes they hEa but warranted suuHl Ant kind aud they
ara hn!y snd IN accoi'it Of tnn linking sGk. p
ply at No. Eo oIWcnttnth botweUn State.st. and Wa
, 1874-08-18

Enlplov ovmenr Agenclos. .....
WANTED GERMAN AND SCANDINAVIAN
" glris fog private families, hotel. anndrus, city aud
country, Alrh. DUSkES ulllee, W l1iiWaukce.hy,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-18
Death of the Wife of Bob .StickneY tn
| Great Bareback Rider.

The wife Of Robert Slicknoy,, tho
celebrated circus rider and athlete,
died yesterday afternoon at the resi-
derce of benfnthcr, John Robinson
the veteran circus manager, on Sow.
cnth street, after n ten days illness
in childbcd., Kate Virginia ERobin-
SOM Stickuoy was born in Norfolk,
Virginia, April s, 1851. Of John
Robinson's large family she was the
only daughter. Talented, lively, we'll
educated and attractive in person,
she was the favorite with all of tho
family. She leaves two children,
both boys--onc two years six months
old, ami the other ton days old. The
bereaved husband was brought back
from New York, whittier he bad gone
since tho birth Of the child, and
reached tho house barely in. time to
sec his wife in hor,, last hours.-Cin.
cinnai Commercial, FEB. Z.
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Who is Brigham YOuEg.

Some five or six wcois ago we
published a letter from Stoci;ton-on.
Tees, England, covering II statement
Of remarkable facts, which tbs writer
believed justified him in the con-
clusion that certain William Brig.
ham. was no less parsonage than
Brigham Young, the Mormon Proph.
ct and that, if so, the first wife of
brigham Young, an old woman still
living in England and in state ofcx.
tremc poverty, has claim upon him
for support which he cannot safely
disregard. We publish to-day on the
same subject a clrcumstantial tatc-
ment f:om ar English paper, WHICH
atcrially strengthens the j,rjpsn
loc'e case Of Mrs Brigham, Of Eug.
land, as the FIRST wife Of Brigham
Young Of Utah.-N. Y. I!cyuhl.
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Court Room Wit.

At court held in Lynclburg, Va. .
distinguished member Of the bar,
appealed to the court for the dis.
charge of his client, wound up with
the statement that if tho court sent
him on further trial, n stain would be
left upon his character that could not
bo washed otf"by all tho waters Of
the blue ocean, and all tho soap that
could bo manufactured from tho
ponderms carcass of tho common.
weaith's Attorney" To this tho pom.
dcrous attorney replied, that while
he "dcomed it forci gn to tho case ut
tho bar, ho desired to advise tho
court, if they thought il advisable to
boil his'body iuto soap, that they
should look to tho opposite counsel
for the concentrated lyo, out of which
to make it,"
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A Tribute 10 The Iiaycry of .thc Coafcd
crate Troops.

The New York San, in taking
strong ground against the increase OF
the United S5ates army compares the
material Of the Union army, during
the lato war with ,ha; of the Con-
iedcrates, and says "Thc quality
OF tho Confederate soldiers cllcctually
dispoScs Of the plea TINT it is ncccr.
sary to keep the regular army ~ n
nucleus. On the Union side was the
entire rank and file of tho old army,
or that force The rebels had only
officers. The Confederate rank and
''le was composed wholly of raw men,
and, in the first two years Of the war,
volunteers. Yet what an infantry
they were Those of us who saw
thon charge in line of battle never
approach n Confederate cemetery
without taking off our hats in homage
to the devoted braves who ever walk.
ed straight into the jaws of death
without blenching.
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Governor Noses, Extrayigance.
SNYDER.

The Colum bia correspondent Of the
Augusta Constitutionallst writes:
81 shall begin this 'scrawl' by tell.
ing a littlc anccdote Of Tim Hurley
n native Of the 'lub,'' and now ii
misrepresentation of the good people
of Charleston, who, by tho way, is
shrewd, and excessively fond Of u
joke. A few days days since, he
accostcd we'll known citizen thus ::
& will wager 1000 finest Havanas
that Moses owes every merchant on
Main street between the State House
and the Columbia Hotel '!Aoreed.'
Said p =; 'we will soon tcst the mat
ter Whcrcupon they started on
their crrand of inquiry. The first
house. entered was the large grocery
establishment of Sem &; Son. SaiI
Hurley 'Mr. Som, lam directed by
the Governor to settle the littic claim
yor hold against him please inform
nc Of the amount MIR. s., delighted
rushed to his ledger, and, in most
aifable manner, told Tim, that the
amount was first S63 for groceries,
and So which the Governor had Dor.
rowed, soon after his Inauguration.
ur'ley recollcctcd that he could not
pay the amount until the next day ::
when tho party went to tho next
store, and so Oh, until the Columbia
Hotel was reached. Every merchant
and habcIdashcr along the way had
claims against his Excellency, many
Of them exhibiting hands full Of pay
certificates which Moses had deposit.
cd with them over two years since
One poor German, who Owns res,
iau:ant and bar, complained that his
business must soon perish, unlcss the
Governor would pay him for $500
worth Of cigars bought over n year
ago. Hurley won his bet, and now,
with his pockets we'll filed with
cigars, he relates the little incident
and offers a smoke to all he meets.
What Moses does with the large
amounts be handles is not known.
Ex.Treasnrer Parker says 10 must
spend at least $20O,0GG il ,car, md
he owes everybody, and never has
"a cent upon his honor as Ma.
SON."
This sclf-samo correspondent how.
ever, makes the following announce
mcnt
The Daily Union, n respectable
Radical organ, has been re.establish.
cd. | say respectable, for it has ever
battlca against corruption, cxtrava-
Eancc, etc.,
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Congressional,

WAsHINoToN, February TO-
Gordon's bill granting aid to tho At
lantic and Great Western canal, di g.
roots the Comptroller of the Curren-
cy to issue to the Atlantic and Great
Western Canal Company currency
notes to the extent of $4,000 pc
mile for each section of ton miles, of
the canal that shall be constructed !;
provided that the oompany's first
mortgage forty year bonds. to an
equal amount, havo previously been
deposited with him as security for
the Government. ,.
The currency 80 issued is to be
redeemed by the Company's paying
annually into tho United States Treas
n II
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1t also has an important signlfcation
which you will do we'll to heed. The
closing of tho eyo signifies that in all
your dealings with mankind, you arc
bound to have an oyo to business.
Laying the finger alongside tho nose
is emblcmatical of wisdom, and
places you at once among the 'know,'
ing ones.' This is extremely handy
in prognosticating now weather, and
saves the wear and tear Of aln,anacs.
Wagging the ears signifies sublimity
of purpose, and is thought to be en-
blematioal of childhood's happy
hours. 1t is also supposed by some
profound scholars to have distinct
reference to apple dumplings, but
this fact is somewhat obscure by
tho dust Of agcs. In token that
you are one OF US, you will now be
branded. When ono granger desires
to ascertain 'for suro' if there is an.
another Of tho order in the room, he
raises himsolf gently by tho slack of
his unmentionables, scratches his off
thigh with his near hoof, and remarks,
in voice of thunder sAre there
any grangcrs about The answer is {:
~ eese-wax.'"
was here interrupted, Mr.. Editor,
bya volley fired into the open win
dow, evidently intended for me. For
tunately, [ escaped without scratch,
and, which is of more consequence,
succeeded in fetching off my precious
man uscript. This is about all there
is in the ceremony of Importance. |
must leave the country at once
armed men are 1T my heels. They
know that [ am wiring to expose
them. You may'hcar from mo again,
if | should deem it bost to expose the
other degrees. Until then adiou.
From your sacred friond,
b. POLE.
NoTlCE.-This ceremony of initia-
tion is used during tho absence of tho
lady members. Their initiatory
ceremonies are entirely different,
being much simplilicd, us they should
be.
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Condensed News.

Mrs. Senator Robcrtsons enter
tainments in Wa>hingto arc among
the most enjoyable of the day.
The jury iu tho trial of the ,Dmll'us
brothers in Charleston for the killing
Of young West, rendered verdict ol
murder against Jas. Duffus, and man.
slaughter against b. S. Duffus. They
have appealed. Attorney General
Melton is said to have made the most
impressive specc heard in Charles.
ton in many years:
1t i; thought that all the war
claims against tho government will be
rcpudiatcd.
Bruce and Pcasc have been elected
Senators from Mississippi. Ono is
white, the other colored.
Foster Blodgett is a dcfaultcr to
Georgia to tho amount of $4,000.
lie wants to be Treasurer Of New
berry County.
Bismarck and the German Catho-
lies are waging fierce contest.
Two Mexican women fought duel
recently, and one was killed.
Another Virginia Radical Revenue
collector has abscondcd with $lOO,
600.
In Eugland, thus far POI conserva-
tives aud. 248 Liberals have been
elected toparliament. g..
Congress is still fghing over the
Bankrupt act.
Bills have been introduced to fix
letter postage at two cents, repeating
the whiskey and tobacco tax, aiding
the Atlantic and Great Western
Cana, and. consolidating the North
Carolina Western, tho North Caro-.
lima, Wilmington Charlotte aud
Rutherford, and Spartanburg and
Union Railroads, the bonds, at six
per cent. to be endorsed by the State
of North Carolina, and the Treasurer
Of the United States.
The Carlists are weakening rapidly
it is said.
The Ashantccs have submitted to
the British. England gains rich ter
ritory on the Gulf of Guinia.
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mo. 24
Lingering Oycr.thc Funds.

The General Assembly drag, its
weary way along with seemingly no
, object in view save to kill time, aud
with little other results than that OF
! accumulating tho Legislative cxrcn.
scs. 10 accomplish the necessary
work would not require moro than IL
few days, for there is nothing to be
done except to pass the general np.
preparation bill, which was nitro
duccd few days ago, and the spccisl
appropriation bill for salaries aud
per diem Of the members and o:hcr
INCIDENTAL EXPENSES.
The general impression seems to he
that tho session will run on until some
time in March, after tho great bulk
OF tho taxes have been paid. The
cold stagcrs" who mostly regulate
matters in both branches arc drtor.
mincd to remain on hand that they
may sec tho funds distributed whcrs
they will do tho most good for pu blic
officials.
IN THE HOUSE
o-day Reid, Of Beaufort, introduced
resolution, with whereas, that
under the rules Of tho House, 10
member is allowed to absent himself
from tho sessions of the body with
out leave and whereas the Hon. =.
). Miller, of Fairfield, has been alb
sent without leave, that therefore the
said NJ. s. Miller bo sent for and
dealt with according to tho rules Of
the House. Grant, of Charleston,
moved to amend by inserting the
names Of j. A. Brennan and 9. G.
Puifer, of Charleston. Joo Crews
moved MS q substitute for the whole
matter that MIR. George A. Reid and
Mr.. NJ. S. Miller be excused from
further attendance in tho House.
Reid rctortol with n resolution that
the House deeply sympathizo with
tho people Of Laurcns for their un.
fortunate lot of being cursed and
dlsgraced by such thing in human
form as Uncle Joe. tho nnscrupuluus
fraud and swindler. After few
more such delicate plcasantrics, the
original resolution WAS laid on tho
table.-Coinnbia Correspondent oIM:
Charleston Nc,ps
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- "
Cool.

A man sauntered in IN apothncary'
shop in Portland, Maine, tho other
morning, md after spending n few
moments looking into tho showcases,
and turning pieco Of tooth.pick
several times in his mouth, startlcd'
the clerk with the question "What
is good to cure poisoning 2" "What
kind ofpoisoning 7" asked tlie clerks
"Well laudanum poisoning," says the
Stranger. "You sec, tho old woman
took q" couple of toaspoonfuls Of
laudanum, and L kinder thought I'd
better drop into pill shop and SEQ
what's good for her." (all this in a
drawling voioe.) = "Hero, John,",
shouted the clork, "put up q strong
emctie as quick as you can, and you.
sir take it homo, givo it to your vife
follow it up with strong coffee, and
call DOCTOR" "a doctor - says
the man, taking medicine, "she
don't waste money on doctors, tot it,
| know it."-Iortland (Mc } Adver-
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