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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-15
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We oonAld The lTihano yer,, ,,.,.
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searching exposure OF nutraer siasnlnl ana
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service 10 lfulh ana Justicr.-lM ennmn"rH'e
ltle 3lhpli ihl McshtnRvr "''n Vhd
We Thank the New York 'rtlh,,,,
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Justice for the people OF AInbnnatae" '9udlng
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New YORK Tribune, IL combine ttn" - We
hnd hNgAclly Of the London illnes np'gnly
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the Imperial sheet of the world cha ~.
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ouly NE Hrst OF American newspapers, wH",
ever may be said of its rivals, il Ia c Nd,'
Won precedence OF nll, aud Very creditohly,,
uoW represent the journalism OF the rSpns
lng within the range of newsnanor YIN ,ha
tribune makes specially of the areat sn N.Y.
Jeol OF agriculture, 10 becomes therefore a
matter OF vital importance Ia tho connpr "
thnl the direction of the ideas of this uos,
section should be In able and conscisn,, o ,,s
llahJs, ana II matter for congratulation I'M
Nc farmers newspaper par excelIence hSs
he high standing OF the Tribune ~ lIh SS
IN, " South. Inv
The New York Tribune is doing n great
work IN ,popularizlng science, by the pnbii.
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american newspaper enterprise is probs.
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any other JOURNAL Nv ilmington, N. G.,
Star. ave- W
,Unequnled In culture, dignity, comprehcn-
hve breadth, polish Of expression and intel.
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dccencies OF speech, and hysteric with no
tuIal journal.
surely the paper has maintained success.
fuiIy the nigh popularity which he be-.
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Quoted and independent journal, which Ii
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OUR POOR AND DESTITUTE.
The Meeting on Sunday-Appeal to the
Citizens.
MAYORS OFFICE, DALLAS, TEXAS, I
Dpoan, har IA 1874

MAYORS OFFICE, DALLAS, TEXAS, I
December ID, 1874. I
In answer to call made by Mayor
Cabell, requesting the officers Of the
different benevolent societies of the
city to meet him at his Office this after
noon, there were present General w.
l.. Cabell, DR.. A. p. Smith, ID. NJ. A.
Cornelius, b. Ward, John w. Wright.
z. n. Linskie, r. Davis, h. G. McLure,
J.P. Murphy, J. r. Cumming, J. G..
Bowden and r. 7. Aunspaugh. al. or,
On motion, Mayor cabell was called
to the chair and R. p. Aunspaugh re-
quested to act as secretary. srta -
After Mayor Cabell stated the object
of the meeting to be with the view Of
relieving, in some systematic way, the
sickness and distress Of many that are
making daily demands upon the citi-
zens and city officials of this city, a
motion was made by DIR. A. p. Smith
that the chairman and secretary make
an earnest appeal and call upon the
ladies' and gentlemen to meet at the
city hall, Oh Monday night next, at
1880 o'clock for the purpose Of organic
ing permanently n Howard Associa-
tionn in the city OF Dallas, for the allie
Walton Of the sick and destitute of
this city. Carried. W. ,Heit
Motion by Judge Bowen that the
gentlemen-present 5eappointed cons
Inittee to give notice, to individuals
and the public generally, of the meet
Ing proposed by DIR. Smiths motion.
Motion by DR.. Smith that this meet
ing be adjourned to meet again on
next Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock, at the city hail. Carried.
m w. l.. .CABELL, Chairman.
r. p. AuNsPAUeH, Secretary. $500
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G. n N0YeA.

The gentleman whose name heads this
notice has seen the day, when he was worth
his thousands. When the sun OF prosperity
shone brightly In The horizon Of hisljlite, be
never withheld his charities nom those VINO
were needy. But that sun is now obscured
BY the cioudsof misfottiihe an,fhimself is
nova candidate for whatever favors his
friends may soc proper to confer upon him.
Mr.. N0yes has Just leased the Phoenix hotel,
and Is now ready to entertain his frientis In
anew role, To which circumstances ana a
cruel fate have subjected him. But he Is de-
termined, aud withal worker, and we
doubt not nathis good cleer viii atuactas
many to his "festive board" az his public
entertainments have hitherto assembled in
the arena. He has made money In Texas,
and among his frIendsit has al been spent
and now, when he asks for patronage, we
bespeak for him liberal share thereof.
262dSt ''- 'i'" r"l1'i
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PROSPECTUS
THE
NEW u. YORK TRIBUNE
Tho Leading American NaWsDaDorn
FOUNDED 81 HORACE GREELEY

"a 10 recent elections tho peoni.
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coming A,nusemcn,s.

Tonight the concert and tableaux at
Odd Fellows HILL for the benefit Of
Dallas college by the lady patrons Of
that institution and their friends.
On the 18th instant FRIDAY night
the paper muslin bnll and banquet of
the Merry Few at the court house.
On tho 2lst instant (Monday night
the San Jacinto house.warming, ut the
San Jacinto hotel.
During Christmas week the ladies'
bazar tableau and Christmas tree, at
Fields theater, for the benefit Of the
Episcopal church.
On the 10Th instant the ball, concert
and gymnastic exercises of the Dallas
Turner association, at their hall on
Commerce street.
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Major lke Stafford VINO wore TIE
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10 tho war, II here, ahd says tho TO
union OF tho cohiederalea 70 TAKE
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70 be delightful and Interesting AllAlr'
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their object being 10 provide ways ana
means fOr taking care Ut the sick, poor
aud destitute Ut onr elly, u y neell fss
fell0w-eilizensi for us 70 tell you now
much good an organization " ills
Kind can do Ia our Guy, az " tell you
that II Ii your duty ~ benevolent peo-
pie " cars for the poor and distressed
II IN only necessary for w " call
your attention 10 the fast There are y
large number Ut destitute women anh
children, some Of whom are SICK 10
our midslr whose appeals for RELIEF are
~ be heard daily, 4 majority ~ lhth
are truly objects VI charity, suffering
for the want Of food, Ihinly clad, with
out bedding and In some Instances al
most without shelter Can We, fellow
citizens, disregard their appeals lor
charity aud lot these nnf0rl lnaIe pep'
pIe suiier la our midst, We feel con-
ident that yOn Will willingly contrib
ute % small part Of both your money
and time "a their relief,
We may expect Thai ~ tho nHnper
advances the number " applicants iof
charity will increase, THIS very fact
has prompted IN ~ organize AZ lhlH
time, We, therefore, ask oil good clll'
gena Of the city OF Dallas 70 be- present
NJ the city hall, "Wednesday night u
assist ua IN the organization Of 4 How
nrd association for the city ~ Dnlias'
.f...I w, H. pAhELly .lil
II, Y, AUNsrAudH,
Committee,
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To the Clergy and Laity of the Diocese
Of Texas.
OMAHA, NoYemher 2l. lS1i.

..lr.er OhAHA, November q, 1874,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. well beloved brother In
Christ, the very Rev, Alexander Charles Gar
rett, D.. D., dean. etc, IL 80 DO consecratcd
Missionary Bishop Of northern Texas, In
Trinity cathedral, Omaha, Nebraska, on the
fourth Sunday In Advent, Deceinborthe 2Oth
at the hour of eleven o'clock Am,
The Right Rev. Il. IL. GARRISON, ID. ID. LII
D., being the consecrator; the Right Rev. D.
$. futile, ID. d, Missionary Bishop OF Utah,
preacher with the Right Rev. william IL.
Hare d. D., Missionary Bishop of Niobrara,
and the Right Rev. F.S. Spauldlng, d, d.,
missionary Bishopof Colorado, presenters.' \
You are cordially invited TO be present.
Should you be able to come, please inform
the undersigned without delay, that accom-.
mediation may be secured for you. BY order
Of the presiding bishop.
. JAMES PATTERSON, Omaha, ..
HY. G. SHAW, Silver Glen,
2l5deol5sc l' Attendant Presbytels.
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Gcod news.

There Is one place in Dallas where you can
get truly pure liquors; IL " Brownies, 60
there and pay your hard-earned money for
something that Will do you good and not
poison you when you drink it. Genuine
Scotch ale, English porter, French brandy,
Holland gin, imported and native wines,
and the very finest of bourbon, rye, corn,
ind Robertson county, Tennessee, whiskeys
On hand. We sell for cash, have no losses to
make up for, and consequently sell lower
than any house In Dallas.
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House Warming.

The San Jacinto house-warming
which takes place on the 2lst, promis-
es to be a very delightful affair. The
invitations are out and the prepara-
tons made. The following are the
committees.
ARRANGEMENTS.
Joe. A. Leonard, II. p. Barry, A. ID.
johnson, j. w. Lyle, Jules Schneider.
INVITATIONS.
Richard Morgan, S.W. =. Duncan,
H. b. Strange, J. Il. ID. Blades, Alex.
Sanger.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Barnett Gibbs, L. $. Hunt, r. H.
West, A. S. Jett, Paul Hurst.
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Littsli's Living Age.

The Living Age has been published for
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GET REAnY EOR wENrER.

The Patent -Alunlinous als.
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Lending Foreign Authors

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A Farmers Vacation in Europe, y
By COT. GEO. E. WEARING,

BY COZ. GEO. Z. WARING,
or Ogden Farm, near Newport, Rhode Island
| This series will deal in very practical
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picture and description, the authors faculty
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1.-THE CanOnS Of the Colorado
A vivid account OF the Exploration of
the Colorado River Region by the
Government Expedition under Major
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Illustrations by Moran, Sheppard and Others
u is expected will have more than tran
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propriate illustrations, will be devoted to
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