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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

On Monday Governor Allen received
a Gold Medal from Emperor Francis
Joseph, of Austria, as testimonial to
Jne 6tate=of Ohio for the display made
at the Vienna Exposition. 1t viii be
deposited in the State Library.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

THE Governors Message, which we
present to our readers in another col
umn, is a plain, business-1ike- docu-
ment, giving a careful review of the
state finances, glance at the condi-
ton of the benevolent, educational and
reformatory institutions. Its recom-
Jmendations of rigid economy, a short
session of the Legislature, and its sug-
gestions. viii meet the general approx
al, while its brevity will commend it
Gto the careful perusal Of all.
CoNaREss will commence its session
next Monday.
~ as-fsag5 - ~ jsss4sstlais 3sls8 t.s8
A NEW Jewish synagogue has re-
Gently been dedicated at Akron.
THE Summit County Jail has four
teen tenants.
GEORGE LoDoR, aged 113 years. died
at stroudsburg, Penn, on Saturday
ELIZABETH, widow of the late Hon.
Benjamin Tappan, Of Stsubenyille,
died in Cincinnati, on Monday even
ing last, aged "a years. @ go 9
The Cadiz Republican says there is
on deposit in the Cadiz bank at this
time about $8O000O. si1-a a98~asI {
That don't indicate that the business
interests of that region are in. need of
an imitation. of the currency. ,s' :
KALAKKUA, king of Hawaii,5 has ar
rived at San FRANCISCO, and will soon.
be moving Eastward. OF course the
distinguished whisky drinker will
create great sensation. % 1
Boss Shepherd has just moved into
new house worth sl50,000, aud Boss
Tweed is trying his best to move out
of the residence furnished him by the
State. aey e
The Toledo Blade (Republiean) calls
upon the present Congress TO reduce.
President Grants salary from $4,000
to $25, 900 year. Wed like to see,
President Grant approve such . bill
as that. Sensible. S1-.rs.4 :.
THE Salem RepW6iscaR is responsi-
Bile for the statement that to dun a
debtor on postal card has been de-
cided by the Supreme Court of Ohio
to be unconstitutional. a e
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03
Christmas Goods !!

We have received our
Holiday Goods and a
finer stock Of watches,
clocks, diamonds, jew
elry, solid silver and
silver plated ware cam
not be found in the city;
at prices which will
please all.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03
THE MARKETS.

RAVERNA. December 2. 1874.
FLOUR Ranges from ss 90, for Xxx Red
to 81 90 for Xxx White. Demand steady.
WHEAT-S1 90. W
CORN-shelled brings sOc o 500; ears. $50 Ssc
OATS-50e. -r,.-a-F
RYE-NO. brings 30 Q 0Oc.
BAkLEX-eoc. q 81 90. t7sg ss2
BUCKWHEAT-D @ soc. ~. -1L.
HAY-sselling at Sls Q go; according 70
BEEF-Per cwt.,fe5 q q. Iz9F nlse= 4a
HoGs-Rressed, per cwt-; % o. ,fr
quality. 60. y, --..f.,... -
SMOKED MEATs-City Sugar Cured Hams
selling at lie; Country
Shoulders, City cured selling ats0Iec. Dried
Beef selling at SOC.
POULTRY-MOderats supply in ehe market
Chickens. dressed, buyers pay 100 II cts; Uu-
dressed ec9 &c Furkies. live Te q Sc:
BUTTER-sec and In good demand.
CHEEsE-Faetory, new, retails, 1Sc-
EGGS buyers pay $50 per doE.
POTATOES-P1rehasersp pay 65cS TOe. =
BEANs-ChOico hand picked in good demand
at % % per bn. Medium q co. 4sH.3
ONIONS per bushels 81 O0.fla5 a. n3
HOPs5oc.
sAGE-RetaIIs at SOC 07oc " .,.t
vNEGAR-Pure elder, retailn soc per gal.
TALLOW-6uySrS pay &C.
HIDES-Grsen, trimmed 81 c uittrimmal 5Xc
FEATHEfES-RetaiI at 81 90.
WHITE LIME-s1 30 per Dbl.
WATER LINES so '
sALT-COarss sells at s. 30; ane g 90.
WooD-ssove q O0Oa 50; 3. rset wood 8 %
. g 50 per cord. 't3isea a,ts4a 1p
sueARs- fe-Hs~sf--l = .~osiy4-l a>itiT
,E,,-z..7 s.5 ess-is5sf Iar s-,f
Coffee sells for .1sI<e
S4SIe - A4S
GFannlated .................-..- .l2kc
HuANerI1Sa '-'...14c
OEuAneo -.I4c
Brown - "ll.--.-...-....-.- -.-!-......G.... .1Oc
AoLAAsEa-- ifr4 @-.-si iffvoI Hral
New Orleans z. -. sells for ;..,..... 90
White Drip Syrup. S' ....;...... -. / 90
Golden Drip ..-...,..... 70
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

MAYOR Havevemyer, Of New York.
died at his Office in that city at 1915
p. m. on the Both, OF apoplexy. He.
had visited Flushing in the forenoon,
and on his return was obliged to walk
two miles against a strong wind, and
died soon after reaching bis office.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

THEY have great bore in Fort
Wayne, Ind, It Is 1850 feet deep.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

We are Manufacture
ers' Agents for the
/" Damer" Patent Hall
and Closet, Hat and
Coat Rack, Towel Roll
and Towel Bars, &C.,
very useful articles
needed in every house.
Sell at sight. Price,
from SOC to $l,00.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03
The Clevel and
HOsTER Y ST0R 3;
Anew house opened in April last, at
No. Is Euclid Avenue,

Messrs. Kendall & Ahlers. the proprietors
make specially in their business OF Ladies'
Mems and Children's Hosiery Gloves and Tn
derwear, together with complete line Of fur
nishing AID fancy gooils Particular attention
is given TO their department of shirts and haY-
ing secured the services of Il first class cutter.
they are able to produce shirts equal ia every
respect to those OF any New York house at q
much lower figure
The plan adopted by this house that of re-
failing goods at Wholesale prices has secured
for them business which could not otherwise
have been obtained in years
Parties visiting t'eVrland should not fail to
visit this new an enterprising house.
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CoseRrss will commence its session
next Monday. e ps
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GEORGE LoDoR, aged 113 years. died
at stroudsburg, Penn, on Saturday
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THE Summit County Jail has four
teen tenants.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-05

cures CEancres first and second stages. Sores en-
the Legs or Body; Sore Lars, tyes, Nose, &c,
Copper-coIored Biotchas, SyIAiiItic C4:arrls
Diseased Scalp, and all primary forms Of sLa
disease known as SYPHILIS. iIIoe, 3 per Hottie
,,~r for
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-05

yT-xiE UNDERSIGNED, EASE =
purchased the Interest CT Wilson Elne1!
n tn above pa1Isi
GENOA AND SILVER MOUNTAIN
STAGE LINE,
Des. -eavc to inform the travelling pu,llic thai
.Aey running q iice Of CONCORD
COACHES, carrying passeISers, express AID tht
United States mail FROM =
GENOA via Sheridan, Fredericksburg.
WOOdIord's, H1arkleevflle, Mount "a
A.uII.Oh ANA Monitor 10
SILVER MOUNTAIN.
~Leaves Genoa every MONDAY, NEDSEe
DAY and FRIDAY Returning. leaTes Si,yof
EOUntsin every TUESDAY, THURSDAY :GS
SATURDAY.
j. ". AAINES 4 CO.,
Fr1T nit tsIS.
Cs-son CT E'izllafy 81. 1sIi-
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Spang's Excelsior OIL.

10 the oil and naaiilp-tnsag and dis,lllers
of Cleveland, o.:
Gentlomen-In response to Your Inquiry
regarding the use of naptha ADD benzine for
purposes ofillumination, | have to say that |
have experimental with and testeath quail
tiles of these light products of petroleum
very fully and thoroughly, and burned them
In numberless different lamps and burners.
and am fully satisfied they are safer Than
and superior TO any other illuminating agent
now in use. When burned In lamps there is
less liability to exp osion than In the com.
bustion of kerosene or carbon oil. In tho
use of vapor burners in which the naptho Is
consumed as a gas, there is absolutely no
risk or danger. These products must be so
redistilled and refined ~ to free them en-.
tirely from oil and parafine, and constitute
them pure spirit Of petroleum. For use in
lamps (metalic are preferable) / would re.
commend light spirits properly prepared.
OF gravity OF sixty-five TO seventy degrees
and In vapor burners from seventy.one 10
seventy-slx degrees by Baume's scale, at n
temperature of sixty degrees Fahrenheit. I
would also remark that petroleum products
OF the gravities above mentioned, have been
In general use for the past five or SIX years.
and that am credibly informed that the
percentage OF accidents arising therefrom is
less than one-tenth of the gross number
caused by illuminating fluids and oils.
Very respectfully,
j. LANG CASSEIS, MD.
Prof. Chemistry, Cleveland Medical College.
id3t
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\ Card.
DALLAS, Texas, Eel

DALLAS, Texas, February ., 1874.
To THE CITIZENS OF DALLAS: understand
that 1t Is reported by parties in the inter, 1t
of the Republican party that have not
been In the State of Texas twelve months,
the time required by law. regret to know
that there are n few men protesting TO BE-
Democrats trying to make the citizens of
the city not personally acquainted with me
believe that such Is the fact. In order TO re-
lieve these gentlemen, would state that
came to Texas on the 23d day of November,
1872, with the intention of making Texas
my future home. / came To Dallas on the
18th OF December, 1872, and purchased from Mr..
Browder the lot ON which l now reside on
the 10Th OF December, 1877. Ny record, fel.
low-citizens, rs u Democrat is well known TO
you a great many of the citizens of this
city and Sorth Texas have known me for
over twanty years, My family lived in this
city nearly two. years during the war, and
certainly can be no stranger now. have
submitted my name as Ii candidate for mayor
OF Dallas, subject to the nomination to be
made at the primary election, held by the
Democrat party on the 18th OF this month. |
Respectfully ask your sutfrages ON that day.
Your obedient servant,
W. l.. CABELI4
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-11

4 THAT glorious minstrel humOrlst
the peerless MN BARLOW, wNs the no
ciplont OF u gold medal, m exquisl
toly loyey clone star" on Monda,
night, ~ tho Central hotel from N,
citizens Of this city. Tho professionals from
tho various music halls were present, anC
gave 10 their brother artist nm AppreGlntiy,
and imperlal-hearlcd greeting upon TIL
cordial and distinguished recognition OF on
radiant young city. presentation speed
was made by Mr., John Roddlng. ana was -
piled TO by Mr. Barlow In charming, fc'ihs
and graceful manner,
THE removal of Mr., BoardSs'ore on
Elm street, TO lot short dls,,Heo eIhto OF ns
old location, has given rlse@ t'feo Inherent
statements concerning ltlpihovu' ohe soh'
tleman afiirms that ~ 'N"Uoh was eauseo
by the extension offoyor"s street. "ho'her
that firm frow Corsionna had purchased
the Same TO l,siId on, aud third, with equal
solemnIly swoars by the sun, stars and u
fun moai, that u wealthy merchant OF this
civ aIll erect u storohOuse on II himself.
Nh that's lovely gallimNufiy, aintlt?
A MANAGING old lady ip this city
having occasion 20 make cakes, the other
day, ana desiring TO frost" II, found that
she had run out OF sugar, and ther0upon, set
II ON tho housotop all night, for Jack Frost
10 complete tho required coating. Jack
Frost did his part, but II Thomas cat aud sew.
erol of HIS friends ato halfof Itup.
THE darkey who conjured those sew
enty.nye Antiquities from the cash drawer
OF IN East Dallas store, last week, was up
before Judge Kcrfoot yesterday, aud not
being ablo to give bond for his appearance NJ
the next term OF court, was returned To llous-
ton street. there 20 be thanked with four walls
until thalvourt proceeds to SIT
"MuG," formerly the infinite Jester
OF the Sedalia (Mlssouri) Bazoo, and fellow
whose wnggery were wopt
"To make the circles OF our eyes
Flow with distilled laughter"
haSlald down tho "mightier than the sword"
and Is picking type at the Commercial, with
the at-homc-llke-look OF II veteran comp"
WHILE party of serenaders were in
the midst of their righteousness, one night
ABOUT 1--WE weeks ago, horse-thiot broke DIR,
crow dus' stable door open with I'M axe aud
stole his horse. Yesterday the doctor re-
ceived intelligence ofthc animal nom Turn.
RS point and went out to reclaim him.
WE see any day on our streets numbers of
promnlurely old men -mcn young In years
but who have "spent their summer ere II
was May; broken down by various excesses.
"A word to the wise IL sullicient'-get bot
lle OF William II. parker's Compound Fluid
Extract Buchu and we stake our reputation
ON IL, you Will lind II IA friend In need" Sin
no more, lest u wrong thing come unto thee;
take the medicine, faithfully, md you will
be iepai by u full restoration OF your prls-
where,
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For City Attorney.

The announcement Of Mr.. W. NJ. Edwards
for city attorney appears In our columns thi,
morning. We know no young lawyer in
well fitted, for this important position as Mr.
Edwards. A sedulous student, familiar with
legal forms and well versed In the context o.
law, prompt and honorable trustee of al
business entrusted TO him, we should look
upon his election AZ most valuable vie
tory.
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Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. AL
ways uniform. Illuminating power superior
TO gas. Burns In any lamp without danger
OF exploding or taking fire. Manufactured
expressly to take the place of volatile and
dangerous oils. Its safety under every posi-
Die test ana Its perfect burning qualities are
proved by its continued use In over SNO, OpO
families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no
accident, directly or indirectly, has ever oc.
The immense yearly loss to life and property,
resulting from the use of cheap and danger
our OILS In the United States, is appalling
The insurance companies and dre commits
sioners throughout tho country recommend
ne Astral ~ the best safeguard where lamps
are used. Send for circular
For sale ut retail by the trade generally,
ana at Wholesale by the proprietors,
CllAS. PRATT & CO..
lOdV&6mw los Fulton street, New York
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Fields theater was resolved into cham.
Der of revelry last night upon the occasion
OF the mayor, city Council, members of the
different fire companies and attaches of tho
editorial corps of the city press to ratify the
acceptance by the authorities of the Sllsby
fire engine. The diamond of wit, the dolphin
hucs of humor and Lydian music charmed
the hours through, and after the conventional
drinking speeches, speaking of champagne
and spilling of music, the beau csprits dis
persed.
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Fire.

A fire, originated by an incendiary, oc.
Cured about one o'clock yesterday morning
IN the saloon and tenpin ally, at present un.
occupied, adjoining Muller's boarding house
road. The Hook and Ladder company an
swered tho alarm instnntancously, and pulled
down the building before the flames had at
talned much head way. The kitchen gable,
of Mullcrs caught twice, but were cxtin,
guished with few buckets of water.
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For District Attorney.

Mr.. Il. q. Bowers announcement appear,
for district attorney. Mr., Bower IL one Of tn,
rising young attorneys of this state and one
OF the most successful practitioners connect,
ed with the bar of Northern Texas. The es
TEEN in which he is held In this community
and the confidence OF the people OF this city
and county in his ability TO MI the position
of district attorney. is reflected In petition
signed Dy over two hundred of tho most 20.
tehtial names In this city and county, asking
him to allow his namo TO be brought before
the people ut the ensuing election for the
above office.
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II. &, ia 1sRY,

Go 10 StegaiI a. 90. for furni-
tUre, books, stationery, crock
cry and glassware, window
shades. pictures, and alI kinds
Of nhOuidings. wall paper, step
ladders, table and pocket cut
Icry. 2sOd&wtf
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NOTICE.

All delinquent shares In the
Dallas Real Estate ana Build
Ing Association will be sold To
the highest bidder M public
auction, ON Tuesday, the IOih
day Of February, 1874.
Isy order Of the Board Of Di-
rectOrs.
r. q, BARRY.
Scc'y and. Treas,
2S0dtd ID. X. IL. a. IL. A.
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.~.,..........2,576,OsO 2,24s,Oes 1854
Hides and Leather,

"hueS anu Icthnef.
Inc hide market remains active. There
Is no decline in figures, and the demand re-
mains good. Messrs. Schoellkopf & Co. ftirn-
ish quotations as follows:
Selected lSc; dry sailed Ice; green sailed SIC;
deer skins 2Sc; x off for grubby In all classes.
Harness Leather-Oak i0@i3c; Hemlock S9a
ilc; skirting b@i6c. Sole Leather-oak iiS
i8c; Hemlock 33a3ac.
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Mrs. A. l.. Miller, at the residence of Major
W. W. Peak, Is prepared to accommodate n
few day boarders.
Mrs. Miller Is prepared TO do all kinds OF
Millinery and DressmNking In the latest
styles. 2gldtf
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Messrs Dorman, Holmes n Co. have re-
moved 10 their new warerooms ON public
square. Their friends and the public are re-
pectfully invited to call and examine their
stock and prices
fphylIn
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NOTICE TO ADvERTI'Ens.

HereaneraIi bills OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
In this paper will beroiiected monthly
unless otherwise ,peciiicd In contracts.
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MN q. w. BECK EFT

Ia our aunorzed agent for this city, with
mower 10 make collections and solicit advc
ilanmeats and SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor this paper
All contracts made by him viii bo rccog-
nISed by this Office.
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Town Lots for Sale.

Twelve lots (one block), on the principal
business street of the town OF Hutchins, ON
tho Central Kailrond In Dallas county, for
sale Mt low prices, Apply 10
john ", SWINDELLS,
Iyljdtf Herald Otiico.
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Franklin II Penn take
subscriptions for papers
and magazines.

Messrs. Durham, Howell Il Co., of Shrcye-
port, ARE agents of the Arizona Mills In Clai-
horne Parish, La, and are prepared to sell
Colt II Yarns and osnaburgs at figures less
than New Orleans prices. l25Od-tf
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Womans Medical Adviser, so much needle,
by an females, only twenty-five cents. Ad
dress DR.. j. Z. DroomgOole, Louisville, XIV,
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r. r. n, E

Any one sending names and postofilce ad.
dress of ten boys with Is cents TO pay postage
VIII receive a neat silver.pated pen holder
and golden pen, and an illustrated story
paper FOR boys and girls two months nee.
send now to Our Young Folks, Kansas City,
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MIR. w. II. sparkle,

OF Shreveport, ~ our authorized agent for
that city, 10 whom parties desiring 20 adver'
slso In or subscribe for TIKI HERALD are re-
specially referred.
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AND STIIL THEY COME.

Another heavy invoice Of
Wall Paper Of new and eIe-
giant patterns, and Of all
grades, ranging I'm price from
h cents a. $3.50 per double
roll. We call the attention Of
purchasers 10 our stock. IL
cant be beat i'm quantity,
quality, or cIieapness In North
crn Texas. No charge for trim
ming. We have the latest I'M
proved machine, which trims
much nicer than ID can be
done by hand. All ut
PIERCE a. LYLES,
Main ST., opp. Fields Theatre.
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VALUABLE OTEL PROPERTY
U.IIs SALE.
The -" ""'"" p''p''''.""'"" WV WV
.CI,utchleld House,"

In the city OF Dallas, Ia offered at private
sale. For terms, inquire OF
GEO, W, BAYLOR, or
JAS. D. CRUrCHFlELD,
Dallas. Nov, Is, 1873. 2iOdtf
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For Sale.

Three good residences In this city. lmmc-
diate possession given.
l6o-dtf STEAGALL Il co.
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CURIOUS FACr.-It appears that Amer
lean feminalily, the glory OF man and
pride or nations, adds fresh graces and
Her dazzling beauty, her winning features,
her sweetor smiles, are causing poor ugly
man to stand aghast. Why all THIS modern
improvements It's being whispered around
Of That great female wonder, English Female
BitterS.
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Board

Fortwo or three persons, can be obtained BY
apply ingto
fob7dlw sTEA0ALL a CO., Elm street.
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Notice.

Notice.
Ten thousand yards Of jaconet edging and
insertions, to be closed out at cost, at
SANGER BROS,
'epicdN Elm street,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

OFFICE or THE DALLAS HERALp)
February 10, 1874. !
The money market remains steady at IN,
following quotations:
Buying. Selling.
Gold .,."..."".".",......".lO Sl0ala III @lllh
SiVer'...,...".,,"..."" q 0p 100
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NOTICE.
lyi5ltf

No accounts against employees IN the
Herald Office viii be allowed I'm settle
mcnts with the Office unless mn order
from the Proprietor is given.
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Exchange
Cotton.

Transactions in the Gotten market have
been rather limited. The market remains
hrm, with good demand, prices ranging
from to 1875 cents. The following - m.
| receipts.
Tompkins S1.h.,,;IIeld :, ,o,..
- smith & Co...............,,.,.,.. 8 bales
Ii. +. Luce & CO-.....................,..l 10 ba.es
Freights--Galveston 81 90; New Orleans
81 621Ia; Shreveport So 90.
The total receipts for the season to date
amount 10 81 $50 bales.
me following is the statement OF receipts
Oh cotton at all ports from September |, ls73.
TO January ~, lS7i inclusive, as made I'M nv
the New Orleans Cotton Exchnnvn, ~ y
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Pratt's Astral Oil.

Try English Female Bitters; they cure after
all else fails,
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The Olllclal Paper u lhc olN
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,. N. nAnTIIoLow. Local ..'''or.
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HENRY ROLL.
az Q candidate for Treasurer of the city OF
DALLAS, NJ the election in April next.
For MnrshnI
W. Il. AUN.I'

W. X. AULT
rs candidate for the oillce OF city marshal
subject TO the action of the Democratic prim-
AIRY election, on the lith OF February.
To the voters of the city of Dallas-Belicv-
Ing that all Offices which are not of n part!-
Fan character should be filled by the uniram-
mailed voice OF the people, and that conven-
uons are not fairly expressive of the peoples
trickSters, who by bargain and intrigue CON
troll them against the will of the majority
therefore announce myself as an independ
ant candidate for the office OF city marshal
ut the ensuing election.
GEORGE h. HOLLAND, JR.
We are authorized and requested to an