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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-15

RED RIVER.
For Jefferson, Shreveport and
l@4ERk all way landings-The fine and fast pas
senger steamer
selma,
Thornton Jacobs, master. Tom Jacobs, clerk.
I'm place of steamer Southwestern)
Regular Packet.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, at p. NJ. positively.
For freight rpassage apply on beard. or to
GEORGE PEGRAM
1876 Common street. Agent
BRITTON & EPPLER, 1O6 Common akreet.
GEO. D. HITE, Tchouptoulas street.
j. E. CAkLIN, Delta street. apps tt
NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND ECORE PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at s O'Clock 2. NJ
Fort de Russey, Ba rbtn's, Nor
l@4a41t mans, Alexandria, Mouth Cane River,
Montgomery, Grand Ecore. and all way
landings
Leslie Taylor,
R. sinnott, master. Jno. neinn. asst. master.
c.. Drown, clerk.
Particular attention to way and plantation business
For freight or passage Apply or board or to
SINNOrT ADAMS. IL Commercial Place.
ap3 ct j. E. CARLIN. 5 Delta street.
FOR MEMPHIS.
Leaves EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY, at P. NJ.
For Memphis, Vtcksburg, Nat
A&4s8ke chez, and all plantation and bend lane
ings-
John h. Maude,
John F. Noel, master-Alf. drssom clerk.
Will leave WEDNESDAY, April 8, at5P.M.
sIANOTT h ADAMS, IL Commercial place.
w. H. BOFINGER, 104 Common street
The above boat will give through bills of lading to
Arkansas Central Railroad to larendon. giving
through tickets East reduced rates. mh26
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and 2222 to Narva.
Receipts proper since last evening 1896 bales against
3219 on last TUESDAY, and 44l0 last year. making an
aggregate since Friday evening 5ls4 bales against
e0dl last week and l2404 last year. and since August
81, Of 1.l2l,334 bales against 1,O69076 last year
increase 52.25S.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at all the
ports from IL NJ yesterday to IL NJ to-day 6443 bales
against 1904 on last Tuesday aud 9199 last year.
since Friday 20,902 bales. against 81 49, last week
and 25 100 last year. Total since August 81 3474lsI
bales againsu 3l25,709 laat yeal-increase 34S 472.
Exports Friday to Monday, inclusive, Great Britain
1896 bales against 81 339 last and 12456 last
year and TO the Continent 2467 bales against It, 1877
last week and H. 40 last year. Stocks all the
livery ports made up to II NJ, $50 567 bales against
bS4 377 last week and SIS, 799 last year
TOBACCO-The sales to-day embrace 50 hhds $50
lugs and p At This makes aggregate thus lar
this week OF IS hhds; all last week ia
hhds against 26 last week and 43 the week
before. The amount sale is estimated
ut 1850 hhds. New crop in rather spar
lngly, and not as freely. might fairly be expecte
from the known advantages of this market We auote
Low and trashy Tugs at 4ls@5c; medium at
blA@5Ac; gcoa and fine, 6@6l4c; low leaf, 6Is@
1c; medium 7h@sc; fine 9@lOc, and selections il
Gl2c-
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stock on hand and on shipboard hhds..... 4,lC6
FRElGHIS-The market continues extremely dull
especially for Liverpool for which there is album
dance of freight room, with limited offerings We
quote az follows:
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool I'D; to Antwerp via
Philadelphia Ad Boston via Philadelphia &c to
Providence via Philadelphia &c; to New York s-l6c
to Philadelphia &c: bulk corn to Liverpool, l2Ad
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool I'D to Hayre lc:
TO Bremen 9-l6@Sd; TO Hamburg sd; to Baltic
ports Sd /; to Genoa 2l32d; to Barcelona l1.c.
Su6AR-Received this morning lie hhds. The
demand is iair and the supplies sold at 7c for
fair; 7A@7hc for good fair; 7sc for fully fair:
S@skc for prime s,d 91kc for yellow clarified.
MOLASSES-No receipts this morning and NO
sales The last reported were at A0c for fair fermen
ing.
FL0UR-The market continues dull, with the de-
msnd confined to the local trade loss bbls sold,
Of which 80 superne at 81 So Is double extra at IS
rs and 50 good treble extra at So 80; So so and 100
choice treble extra at 81; 20 and so ct 81 49, SO and
100 1t - So % ct 81 62 rs choice extra At 81 u.s.
~ It S. S6 at ~ so; 40 and $50 on private terms
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FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO MEMPHIS AND THR
BENDS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-11
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

GerInan Methodist RpScOpal Church I,v.
Oak street. Services every Sabbath M tsr
O'Clock In the morning and half mast saver
IN the evening. Q. Albrecht, pastor.
~. matthew's Episcopal Chureh-Corner In.
iiar ana Elm streets. Rev. y, ID. Davennort
rector. Sunday School at 0 am. Seryicas
at lO12 am. and ~ pm.
Methodist Episcopal Church Soutb-e,orne,
commerce. ana Lamar streets, Rev. DR. W
+. basterl1ng Pastor. Sunday School Mt 4
a.in. services at ii a. m. and ~ D. m (iitv
lnlssloh services, Swiss avenue east Dallas
~ ii A. NJ, and corner Young and Frva,,
stIeets, nj p. NJ. every Sabbath Rev. sam
uel Armstrong, pastor. '''''"
catholic Church-Bryan street (now bniId.
lns-heV Father Martinier, Pastor. Scr
yespers, Jpn. w "'ui'i
g Uhrislian Chureh-Elder r.. M. Gam Pastor
SERVICES every Lords day ut IL a. m and IL
pm. sabbath school at 9k am. "a
missionary Baptist Church-Pattersop o,,o-
S uJe. i.eV; ADram Weaver, Pastor. Snndav
81 pm. Nv IVA am. and
- Presbyterian Chureh-Elm street por
=. 2inlth, DID,, Pastor. Services evar,, ~, n
, u,ssi, ~ ~ ain.and pm Weekly rra co.
IlitSe.ing wednesday at pm Saj,hss,yti
scnooi oaDoatli morning at o'ciocg ''' ''i
Methodist BpIseopaI Church. -prea cl,i,o No..
" SapDaih at 1870 q. m, and & n, n, , Jee-
~ m; song service ia, n n, sa,,, edass
s sga,, o. M; prayer meeting Thnrsdayy
evenings at O'Clock uiSuay
cumberland Preshyterian Ch.r.h r.a,.
s.rss'. sunday School at So am Sars,aoaa
~ IL M, and6p m. '''eS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-11

Bacon-Dnll and unchanged. Clear side,
l6c; clear rib l54c. Breakfast bacon; none
in first hands.
Bagging-Dull but unchanged. Domestic
heavy, l5]2c per yard light, l41Sc; India, l2c
Coffee stock, ample and prices firm. We
quote TOR round lots: Fair lSI@lSl5c: good
ls@l9l4c, prime l9A@20c. Dealers are SELLING
nom store at about lc, advance on these
prices.
Corn-Fair supply prices flrmer; selling
AT VI 3O9l 40 per bushel.
Flour-Sales to day trivial. Prices steady
and unchanged. treble extra Sad SSe"6 ~.
choice extra 50 75@700; choice family 81 25Sl
100; fancy brands SS5 90.
Hams-Qulet, Choice sugar-cured l5i5c: or
binary lA@l4l2c shouldeisselline at &C..
oats IN fairsupply and unchanged. West
tern selling from store at 7lG75c per bushel.
Texas nominal,
", Potatoes s. S0 ample. and prices duh.
barrel. 'Si'V PEI
Salt--Stock ample and prices dull. Coarse
u lO@l 40, gold fine 81 SO@l ~, gold.
Sugar--Market firm and advancing, FulIv
iair lOllc; prime lUj4c; choice lie: Coffee q
NC; coffee d, ll14c; coffee A, l2Nl3Iic: crnsh.
co ana powdered l24@l3o; Demerara, 1l5lc. n
Wool-Dull and easy. We quote mediu,n
Tree OF DurS, spring clip, 29@3lc; fall cip. 259
&c; coarse 2l@2lc; Mexican. Halle: bnrrrv ~
lzc less. sales to-day 80 sacSs-S,2OO poi,nds
Ito one buver. f''''"'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-11

saw mill ID One Of The inslilullpnf, and
new buildings arc going pp every day.
Eagle Ford VIII soon be tho starting
point OF Inc vi pasp stages, aud a feed
stable would pay some wlde-awake
Dallasllr
We met Colonel Horton, WhO owns
much land In aud around tho Ford,
also Colonel Tom Fisher the "king
faheF' Of the burg, aud many other
Dallas men, Among Them the genial
Tom Cunningham, q, u, fashall, Gus
llellielman, owen Donnelly, u, Layois,
Charley Zimmerman, Jake Hpnrr,
BILLY Elliott, and last, though not least,
BILLY Wilson, an old California "lD-er,"
burned oul recently NJ Malshalli Bllly,
with Robinson, once freight agent
ut headquarters Of the Texas aud
Pacific, IL putting the Flushing touches
10 q two'slory hotel, opposite the depot,
and which viii DO capable Of accom-
modallng thirty guests, They open
with ball next Saturday night, aud
extend u cordial invitation 10 1'nE
HERALD stan, aud tho rest Of man
kind, 10 be present,
Among the substantial men, who
have opened business In Eagle Ford,
We notice that old aud substantial llrin
Of II, T., Luoo n Co., who arc repre-
scented there By Mr. Martin shult2,
who Is nm old aud experienced cattle
man, aud win devote his time and Nt'
tenllon 10 this trade,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-11
That Occupation rnx

Is stirring the faithful very much. A
number Of mourncrs were on Mr. Kee-
TONS bench of repentance this morn
ing counting out dilapidated currency
TO that flnctlonary. The number and
quality of chss words pent up in the
bosoms Of the taxpayers can't be esti-
mated. The feeling among the pa.
triots who are thus coming up TO the
help Of the city, is that ittakes u pile of
money to run the municipal machine.
With all tae taxing and collecting the
city is "painiully short,n like Corpen.
ter was when he wrote to Kellogg. 1t
really begins to look as if u tax on
bachelors and widowers will have to
be levied to meet the pressure. When
this is done keeton himself will have to
go down into the pockets of his canary
colored tr6wsers and bring out-scrip.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-11
The Mayors Court,

"Lord, how this world is given to
lying" There was Pat Kelly, lying in
a public place, drunk, which cost Pat
IS 20.
Mat Brunson would be drunk and
disorderly, the price ofwhich was $40 20.
Curtis Armstrong fought fight and
paid $40 20 for the privilege. No de-
duction being made for getting the
best of it, or the worst, either, for the
matter of that.
His worship, the mayor, will have
another reception this morning, when
poor humanity will make pretty much
the same sort ola showing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-11
Hotter Arrivals.

COMMERCIAL HoTEL-W. w. vii.
son, City; y. r. Cahoon, NJ V 4 w
railway; G. $. Skinner, Plano, Texas;
J.R. Ruth, Plano, Texas; w. III. Tay,
lor Oak Grove, Texas; ID. j. Castle.
berry, Harvcyton; ID. w. Walcott, Gle
burn, Texas II. G. Hunt, Tyler, Texas;
G.. l.. Truman, st. Louis; II. r. Blunt.
ing, Galveston; S. b. King, Waco;
Frank Pearce, st. Louis; ]. ZweiIel,
Galveston; G. l.. Ray, Austin; ID. s.
Akin, New Orleans: George Miller,
Austin; w. III. DE Witt, Carthage, Ten
nessee; j. Opperheimer, New York;
J. 7. Conner, Clinton, Missouri; A.
Galtschack; Attawa, Kansas; J. w.
Maddox, Sherman; 4. NJ. Maddox,
sherman; j. c. Davis, Carrollton, II.
linois; Mrs. Wilson, Denison; A. An
gus, Corsieana; Thomas Sturgeon
Giadewater; b. G. Linsey, CITY; sam
Il. Saxton, 4 & p railway; +. ]. Bosse
New York; w. Hutehins, Baltimore:
J. Il. Murray, Cincinnati Miss NJ
Merrett, Rusk, Texas; Miss A. X.
Hot Springs; G. /.
Freeman, St Louis; ). +. Clement
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-11

1hohnnds0me bay mare ridden for several
months past by Dc u, ", Hughes, of uallns
WIS stolen on Sunday night Noyemhrth
with the saddle aud brdlo, hho lsa very
pretty bay, Win bloch lcgs, and heavy
bpck muno and tail, md has white
spot In the lorohond. sho * not quite four
years old, IL very spirited, and both trolH
aud PAGES.
pr Hughes viii puy u llbornl reward for
her recovery 9Illsd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-11

Bulwers great play, "llIchelleu,"
WIS performed last night 10 u smaller
house Than the merits Of the com-
pnny deserved. Mr., Stevens imper-
sonaIlon OF the willy cardinal, was the
most merltOrl0us OF his efforts 40 far,
lilo has evidently given much care and
close study TO the play, which he
played with force and flush that
should cntltIe him t0 n better show Of
substantial appreciation, aud very
gratifying rank among the actors Of
the dry, lie will do well 10 avoid the
mannerlsm Of any OF the former or
present ltichclcus of the stage, and
study TO give as far ~ possible m orig
inul conception aud performance Of
the part The principal scenes We're
given with very decided effect aud In
u highly dramatic manner Mr.
Stevens has the culture 10 appreciate,
and the talent 10 render the leading
aud difficult part IN this beautiful play,
andaccordingly gave us II very excel
lent entertainment.
The Guile dc Mortimer Of Miss
Nettie Allcn, was very commendablc
performance. Her dress was partlcu-
larly becoming aud her acting in nd
mirable taste.
Az for the "Fraucosn Of the charm
Ing Miss Lolita, II was most spirited
aud altogether good The rest of the
cast was equally praiseworhy, To-
night, "rhe Ticket of Leave Man,
Saturday, "Unclc Toms Cabinn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-11
Eagle Ford.

A trip to this little toan, on Mon.
day, showed us that its denizens are
fully equal in point Of enterprise and
goaheaditiveness with those of Dallas.
The cattle pens were completed on
Saturday last and herd had arrived
for shipment. A neat and substantial
depot has been finished by the Texas
and Pacific railroad. A planning and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-11
LIQUORS.

, Brandios-Applo, 81 OO@3 90; Peach, 50 OO@
6l; Cognnc q 25(7 90.
WhisSies-Bourbon and Rye, 81 75@3 90;
Imitation Bourbon, 81 i5@l 70.
WineS-Port and sherry, 81 50@3 20.
Rpctifpd Whigkay 81 l0S11 40
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-11

aud daughter, q. +. stark, Paris, Tex
as a, 4, beWgrl, Texas aud Pacific
railway a, u, Cplnbs, H. j, bwingleY,
Henry Delgar, i, A, liryan, rllg u,
q, Hunt iyleri Danglelly SHERMAN
I'D, "a, Mower Texas and Pacific rail-
way r. y, Montgomery, Malshnli
d. q, Smith, Houston Geo, MgAllpali
William dibhnns, ~ Louis i, q,
smith, lady aud rhild, luprn, Texas
W, A. Penn Memphis !, W. Dnlaln
and wife, Princeton, Kentucky WI
liam illllspn, i'alO Pluto, lt4Na
Thomas Sturgeon, Galveston =, H.
shock, NJ, q q, A. ri ! w, fiemnnge
~ Louis &, IS Carter iladewalef
&. NJ. Gano, Dallas county w, j,
loaz, Fort WORTH w z, Cunllln
Houston George Z, Casbell city =,
H. MeCarIy Ennis, PeXas,
COsMOrOLlTAH llprEl.--,lnspph lain
w, II, Robinson, j, March, oliyi NJ
Twain, New WORTH w, =, liabpnGk, N,
III Markham, Y, u, l4abel, W, H. led'
wards, u, 4, lilish, M, Louis Jas, Mo
Williams, n, &f, H. II Jefferson Gan
die, sherman, Texas Y, NJ, danol KY
w, T.. Galloway, q. a NJ, II, III Robert
Noble, W, W, Meredith, Marshall,
CRUTCHFIELn ll0URE- owen D0nleO
Eagle Ford Paul Kealinp, Eagle Ford
r. II, Powell aud wife, Ohio Mr. la
gin, Alyaradoi Mr. Powell, AlNNfado
VIM, Splers, llOuslOni u, ", C0dge
Paris, TeXaai i, q, White, Fillmore
lOulslanni Emma Stanley, Fort Worth
j, y, Williams, Alt0na, Missouri NJ
NJ, Tucker, Altoona, Mlssourl NJ, J.
MCNlullen, Chntield,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-11
CAgsENMr NslmNrrIlRE.

Il have nOw in Iny shop, OIs
Cochran street. 10 lirSt-class cab
net furniture Workman. and
ilnI prepared 10 dO all Kinds oi
repairing or maAe new nIrDi-
iure 10 order. All lny work Will
bo guaranteed of the best. and
prices Az low as ANY.
a. w. MORTON. UndePial,cr.
Shop 0n t!Ae corner Of Cochran
and Garter streets.
232llw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-11

The president says that no is
willing to make any sacrifice to ae-
compIish the success of the republi.
can party in which respect he does
not agree with the gentleman who
was willing, dozen years back, to
accomplish the success OF the rcpub-
lican armies by sacrificing all his
wife's relations.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-11
rarmcrs, READ ,nc Following.

MoLiEE, H., November I, 1874,
Mr.. i. Z. Mcdonnell, Dallas, Texas
DEAn SR-Wo ship your plows Today In
car lond, direct TO Dallas, Have got you up
m oNlm nice lot Of plows which we think
win plcuso you, and with which you can
defy competition, Yours truly,
MOLINE FLOW COMPANY.
The above plows have arrived, aud arc
now on sale ~ 5l5 Elm street.
2nd2i0w2w &c. MCCONNELL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-11

OiTY OF DALLAs,

MayOT-W, l., Cabfl,
Engiuefl-W illihn n. Iphnhpl,
Attlrney William N, fdWAris,
1naanl2f-lippnri II, Wm,
Assessor Wnd lpllrnuf- lh0WHs " htplphf
Marshal -luuins l'tAk,
Deputy Marshal lnhn H. RYAN,
lnllHnupu--J, W, spencer a, W. hlAaplii
" Al, hpaell, 4, u, Hhoi, aHlgugl gIgph, Y,
" llRmel, 3, a, stewart stephen iiulAph'
fmuN luslrn,
ilealih uaioeU-DG ~, A, Cornelius,
Aldprmfnr-fim WMdl ", u, bpihrh, zoe
A Leonard lipnU ,i4gynyi heennl wary "
waidi a, 4, linislHy, iphn pWpua, loo, 4,
Mcdonnell, Fourth WHldi ii,h, Mepphnelll
W, u, Young, ..
The nnie6a NJ lle various city Officers Hif
az tho rliy market hputg, Tho bnnll nl AZ
derWep meet ln REGULAR session az lie Gnuu'
OIL room over Tho narkpti every TUESDAY
night,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-11

If yOu want the finest and
cheapest books ever brought to
Dallas. so 40 Franklin AZ Co.'s.
J08 Main street. where is The
largest. best selected and most
complete st0clS OF books. sta
ti0nery, wisis paper, gold pens,
blank books, varieties, etc,
ever offered in this market.
which are selling on most ac-
COnamaOtlating terms.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-11
lNAs ANlAE.NN & 90.

S08 Main street. have received
"a very frlisupply OF new books
consisting Of the standard au-
thOrs iaa prose and poetry, the
best and most approved light
literature. appropriate jWve-
mile reading. school books,
etc, etc. which they sell very
cheap
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-11
The ssw Wash neraid en Grsai-iiie
Thira Term Han Fiagea AiiFe

thifd tfTW hNn fiHlfN +ifN
This man whom the newspapers
made prniiapnl- mas lNfy n alle W
eXpiaie fhr Ollfntf nav nltiaphpfl-
cniiy mis ils heel Hu ilin pNWfr which
created him Helm whom nn pafY
had confidence Nnd whoa llie pnlill,
enl leaders Of every stripe dlalluslel
WlihRWlse pnnrilnes Nhlcl llle pep'
pie ild nh lamWphnndi Whpl despite
lis WililaW sucrfssft, would u llle
parties could have had ihelr way
have hreu len la he array 80 lrglslA'
ted inl0 OhsGnTly, was fpfpfl upnil
The dominant party Wy The newspaper
press Of Tie country declaring the pref,
preuee aud opinion Of lhe pepplei ana
ne makes 10 llH press ~ pr ~ lp lihlp
lhr same return HAT The viper made
W lhH Wnndnan ia tlp liable
II Is only here that an executive,
who u ready 10 respond ~ q query "
presented hy the pnllllcal eonyeil'
ienpes Of same demaapgllel pfflenls "
regard II with contempt When ~ llt
press II Games directly nom The pep'
pie, liut we understand ibis contempt
and this presidential dignity ~
thinner snbterfugeh, p00Tff covers lul
y refusal " declare what lhe people
innlal upon knowing, were never pul
forth, Caught ln the endeaV0r ~ IN
dermlne the foundations Of our gov
ernment exposed IN his aspirations
forR change That would make tho eN'
eculiye permanent office la his iayoG
hp prelenda u dignity lac does not feel
10 cover The ohugrln aud sullennesa oI
a detected Achemer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-11
OPEN AGAIN.

No. 5OJ Main Street.
Hs the number where or
old friends ana the public gen.
orally will find us. with ~ full
stock OF books, paper of all
kinds. stationery, wall paper,
paper bags, wrapping paper
for grOcers and merchants. cot.
ton sanpiing paper, etc. New
goods coming I'm at
REED az LATHdROP.S.
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THE MAILS.
anna aad ufgarlers d sails q palls' fa'i
plHff,

NfNNf
Hmiham nall aHlyes daily az p''l q ni
depAHH aitiIHiIit
fpaihfIl maila4lyes az s.4l aHi aepalls
~ lasl iit 800 . go.
Tesns ai.i faeiaa mail slriFe ~ aaa gag
dflmNt m nin li ln.
fnn WnuhI Wmihnmm Hni iaehai9il
mall arrives fzeeii AnllHgH "a pWi Nf-
parts leamif rHNaat Hi ftNif .,n......i
Dauiln aud Nltf lHuWi iHN'a flN' .iNl
TuuliF llis naIlHIlf InNlail. Nj lliiia
lai aAd ffilaE IN y D Wi afrHHa lNfslAl
Thursday hnl Saturday ~ int
Dlnpurlei Hunl lplNili lfiHf illlj ANHa
Geld Hpa AltNialp mHli ieiA Aiplinas Ni,,i
4luitlay % a,mi Afiff' "Wednesday NNl
Wazaiachli mln arrives Monday Nei.
neNay ami Friday az q pini departs lhrs'
DAY, Ihlrsla5 Hnd SATURDAY ~ "a aihi ,,,,
snyenn, iiauRlth npiir ANi pAlnii ~,
mail arrives tuesday ihuIsiAH NnN nNiNl
daY ~ y MI lepFls Tuesday lhnlalay ANp
William Iahes, Postmaster 3, p, ignes
Assiilanl rpslmAslfii pWrn Helft lllrl
Olfrk W, ID, AHHusi MlliluH NiriA llhvl
heihl, DaliYey plerki d. A. Mpwii' bnA DIG
tribnting plerk,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-11

MY rssiaeaee, eoFneT raeine ayenus
sna housien streets, embFaeing hsii
hiseh ~ greund, Win we'll hHishs''
ane'ssoFy and basament rerhfeonereif
haiiaing, and all neeeAsarS eni'b"lih'
inss, ode, Az esris applicant nHs Ae'
euFe q baFaain,
JsO, W, swiADILIs,
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NOTIOE.

Hob work ~ Invariably paya-
bic ou delivery, ana ali tran-
silent advertisements al iiie
time they are handed Ia. Legal
advertisements must also he
paid la advance. These rules
Will be strictly q observed.
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REED 81 LATYEHsOP

VIII sell the Educational series
of school books All introductory
rates and exchange for Old and
unpopular books. They keep
also II suli stock OF all ether
school books, which they will
SELL as low AS the lowest.
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PRINCE ACHLLE MuRAT, IN bring
ing the suit to force his children to
pay him an annual pension of five
thousand dollars, relies on the law
which compels a family OF sons and
daughters to support "prodigal
father.n
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Coke's majority in one hundred and
thirty-three counties, 50,00l.
No returns from the three small
counties of Liberty, McCulloch and
Wharton.
There are also twenty-eight morgan
lied counties-total counties In the
state one hundred and sixty-four.
Total vote returned for governor....... 1851
Estimated vote of the missing coun.
1ll9
Grand total vote Of the state..........a. $4,000
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The Ladies' Ala and Benevolent society or
81 Matthews parish will meet at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Schenck, No. e Jefferson street,
Wednesday at hnlfpnst 3 o'clock.
FANNIE SAWYER. Secretary.
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Ne accounts Against employees Ia the
Herald once will be allowed ~ settle.
ments with the o1iee uniess an order
frsna che Proprietor II Given.
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Personal.

Colonel ID. NJ. shannon, one ofthe
foremost men at the bar, leaves to-day
for a business trip to Kentucky and
the west.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

Large airy rooms to rent, furnished or un.
furnished, Board by the day, week or
month. Cistern water. Convenient 70 huSi
ness; Apply at the former residence OF Mn.
Jor Barkley, Commerce street, or Mt this
oihVe' 233dlw
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BOarders Wanted.

!, Good board and lodging can be obtained,
TWO story residence, No. 226 Ross ayenue. The
mo,e supplied with the best the markets az
ioru. Meals served promptly, to suit bust.
HeS' hieh' fH 205dlm
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
RS. C. BEAuVALET,
MiIliner, 400 Commerce ST

Would inform her friends and the public
generally that she has lust received hnr fnII
and winter stock of hats, trimmed and nm
trimmed, artificial flowers, ribbons, etc to
which she invites the attention of the ladies'.
253dlw
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DISSOLUTION.

The firm OF Grove a Waltz Ii this day din.
iinulng tho business, collecting The deb,s
ana assuming the liabilities, aud j, N. Wall,
lcilrlng' u. u, GROVE,
asiuiw j. N. WATT,
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0O7 Main street in the place 10 find
the largest and cheapest stock OF
books, stationery, etc. in the west. for
II IN the street and No. OF
PIERCE IL LYLE,