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oxpecta to 90 to Congress from tho Second Vor.
mont {I'0lanaB) Diatrfot, but doubt very mucil
whelhor hsa chances nre better now Than they
were s't yearH ago.-Intiand Herald.
-fhoio acoms to 10 no doubt that the Texas
cattle dlecaeo Inns bfohou out IN Conllsc[tc'is.
GnSes hro reported til Nowtou, Windsor WaIcotts
Wilton, and Neddin9,
Portrait Of Don Carloss 10 has black hair.
brown eyen. Bilghtiy aquiiino noBo. and black
Deart, covorlng tho wllofo faco. Ho is worry land-
Homn: ilo stands feot In hiB boots.
Tho editor Of the Franklin (Ily.) Patriot
hns fo,ind oa,,so for thankfulucaa. Ho gays :
y 1t gives US pleasure to announce that tho
youueatcr who carried pistol TO tho Fair, ves-
terday, shot himae,f through, tho hand, a,'d loft
tue ground aadder, II not wiser. than lio came. "
-Iho inst fraud In the way OF atiultcral1on In
the putting Of salt into a1e to order to creato
tliirst for moro. 4 tlno Of l39 4s, was recently
imposed upon q bocr-aol'cr in London for put
ting $50 grimm Of salt in oyory gallon Of beer.
-Sotne Of our contemporaries hayo boen mtH-
lod into aaying; since tho doath Of Con. Foater,
that Con. Doubleday is tho only survivor Of
Fort Sumter. Tho truth IL, tharo are four Of
floors lett Of that famous comnaud. Thoy arc ::
Mai .-Qen. J. g. Davis, Mai.-Gsn. 8. W. Crazy
ford. Maj .-Gen. Doubleday, and Con. Seymour.
There woro originally ton oliico.a in tue WORK,
ak Of whom arc doad.
, 1874-09-21
THE S0UTH.


tond 10 ,vtttrn a Nfr. Londry candidate for tho
Hcuate aEattlHt 1outgo Uovee,-tha Hooeatarv of
Statn Win wns tleposed III Warmotl's tin,o. Both
nro Republicans, B,--thn former = cpiored man.
unanimously nominated by tito rnrty; tho attor
a white lnan, nominated by nobody, but running
Independently, aa tho Governors preference. /
montion this Instance becauHo 1t Ii nnrt Of tho
common talk which ono hears every day, aid
sl1ows thu existence Of auch sthto Of affairs.
rovea1s such fraudulent iutcnttonb on tho mart OF
tho Radical authorities, that 1t would ha naeyB
fn: the while people to hope TO cArry the coming
election without iorciblo teH'Btanco to thoAo who
will have cotltrul Of tho bnlfol-boxca.
an apponl to force. elthor now or IN November,
snemod 10 be about tho only resort loft Tic peo-
pe. They chose tho present, aud have Carried
tho day If tbhir Government is allowed 10
stand, tho State will
UNDOUBTEDLY nETunN 70 PROSPERITY
az fast ma the adverso nature Of circumstances
will permit. II 1t IL not sustained. OF 1ather lot
alone, 1t Ia to 10 hoped tint ut least Military
Government will bs established, and tho control
Of tho State wrosted from tho hands Of this
horde Of rlu1lt1ororu. 10 my mind nothing
could be more humiiatnng than to SEQ our uo1,-
oral Government, with aIl its great power aud
nnorca authority, stoppng to ut up 10 lo1p1eAs,
50 abiect aud lonthsome n thing aH this fallen
usurpntion. It fs Hcl q parody Oh everything
that jH great IN our FREQ Government s,,el q
mockery of everything that liz sacred In nopub~
lican lt,atitntionB, such all nifront and ofrul,so
to oil tho beltor instincts Of mankind that It do
seryss to Ito IN tho duet, whero the nrBt brcasl,
Of righteous Indignation prostrato.l it. 4.
, 1874-09-21


WAsn1SoToN, D. G., Sept. 20.-A few days ngo
1t was toleg1aphed oyor tho country from New
Orleans that Penn Ind found number Of dis.
patches and lettors In tho stato-1Iorso or E1ocu-
tvs Office from Ben Butter and Senator Carpon-
ter to kollogg, demanding money from him In
consideration Of thoir failure to press to pas
suge tho bill ordering new election in Loujei-
aaa. Or something to that effect. 1t ia not bo-
loved here That any such documents woro found
BY anybody. Il il known that Pom did
not lind anything Of tho aors either In
tho btate~llonBo or Executive office, but 1t
is asccrtainel that committee Of citizens bo-
longing to tho Pom faction did form lheal-
selves into committee to exercise cenpotH Hlip
over tho telegraph. and thoy rlmmAgod tho
iles and documents fu Tho Office. aid made COP
icB or took tho originals Of al! tho telegram Of
a political tenor Of WHICH there "as any rec
ord. The names OF thts Committea are in THO
hundH Of the a1lthorltioB hero aud they will
probably bo de.it with for the commission OF
an ol1onso which, it is believed, III made pena1
by q Uu;tcd States Btatuto, aud triable in q
United States Court.
A Tango number Of the members Of tlo Ke1-
lorg PARTY have arrived hero In tho last day or
two, They eeeu to llavo the advantage Of their
ill,striurs chief, who is 10 universally con-
t)sinned for cowardice, In that tloy arc free to
lni,or IN tho cn,,se Of peace and good ortor ut
safe distance from tic scene ofti,o disturbances
while be III compelled to stay there and face the
storm.
, 1874-09-21


~ eee1'S 'hAs the cn1cago q South Atlantic
E'll yet DO fixed fact Tho line, as laid out, is
almost straight between Chicago and Cl'urlesson.
9uat what the prospect is for completing this
projcct, il not learned. It in statod, however,
That the road promises largely, aud tlat there is
every ciiance OF ltB 6llccces. a contract was Let
It Dolph1, Ind. recently for tho building OF
section; an advertisement. asking for proposals
Tor work on the following is now out:
lor tue ctoarlng and grubb1ng, bridging,
Ffhu'ng, cattle guafdst ohlVortH farm aud high.
Eay-cropslngs, i'll Short oil work necessary for
M Mti4o Gomplese preparation OF that portion Of the
hno N}lng } be1"oe1 % inc %Iolodo, Wabash Vest
eih Na'ltoa ,3 at uopal, 1hu'' ana tue Toledo,
alatauce OF apons !: mies. AlHo Tor 1urnlsEl-
u'e ~ nhteA'nlh' nnu pt,lH1!hg i've T!ers o. tho
cfobsng5a " sa sno mnoash n;Yef, eaa !aess TO ne
ot soeoha-easa masonry, lalu 70 best hydraulic
eemont, ana aoont ~ 1ees IN height. !he OPEN
nE InaE ot tno lino from Chafloatoh TO Aahleyille
a.. ~ nian, "aa eeie1aalea a 1eW oayh aEo hY M
efaila excursion @ anu oarbecne' IN which l0t0o0
Pcople LODE Paft. ..
ooc cco a. a. Ssw AohroAdE
tor ~, ooG:oo9 Y 70 oe p!acea On the st. Louis
Kansas M Clty Northern Isa!lroad, wl'eli will be
ilrst llen M on certain real estate at st. Lnuis.
Kansas CITY. Moborly, aud other plncos and Oh
tle esstefn e1tens1on to co!!ncct with the bridge
, 1874-09-21

handsome boat-houHca anu expensive boats, and
havo, through tim summon HoaBoa 1unuy re-
gntsas: We attendod ono tho oslor day, Waiting
Tho Dotroit's hoat.holise, wlloro wo inspected
tho gynnaatic hall, aud thon went. up into
tho pleasant pnrlor nboyo. On tho bn}~
cony overlooking tho river wrro .gatt-
cred M oxpoetant comrany, OF Indies
nay of NnploR that day, aud crowded with boaa
Of al aescrlrtIofs,--m'anyp paintol aea,lot }on]s-
Ing extremely picturesque 81 they passed swiftly
bT sunset-!iElse nat!e tho forest on tho other
side Look blach against its red rotcotion, and,
of quaint old Windsor beauty not tl,eir
OWL. Tho raco commenced 3 fniles til
tho river, and, attcr hstlo waiting. WI honrl,
tho guns, aud saw the dark llnes on tho water,
nearing III.
Now, 1t don't make any difference how many
noat'tacos you Aaye attended,. or how old a man
you arc, you will PROV excited 40 you lpuk
at tho oars flashing through tho air. as
YOU aae tho bonts advancing nearly
nerve ia being e1ostod. You viii ullout witt, tic
rcBt nB thoy uear tho stakes, aud, wl,en 1t IL ull
ovor, feel aa disappointed AZ wo did though no
nal no sarth'T INTEREST iii cithpr o'tib), becauae
OF ono club being beaten. A good Gum OF nlou9y
= expended OF, this Injury, osory .yonr; md.
though no hcartiy commend tic sport got, wlan
We hear aomo Of ts dcyoteeB complain lllat want
OF uca.,s keeps thom still In s.as!a-blessotnoss,
We aro halI-ihcliEed to propose tho onnundruln,
Which costs tic n,osl--wife, or boat2 Don't
appoal to us: NC have taken tho former.
TIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION
iB nf1othgr Of Dotrnit'g ambitious efforts to ammo
horself It Ia composed Of fifty members. who
are privileged to invite a litr,ted number
OF friends. Entertainments Of q dramat-
10. character are given through ths
winter. Tito company aro expected to appear II,
full dress and, After tho pluy wl,ic1, Ia gcnor-
aslY good, aud often the composition OF Homo
number, dancing aad socal evening follow.
The Mas,caios, wiiieh for tho past two or
three years havo proved such n Hnccoss, arc
about to commence again. Prof. Abcl IL Tho Of
hc,cnt director. Tho soclety IL composed Of the
ho.no-tnlens of tho city. all being amateur mu-
ssclaas. 4 fine orchestra is made Up from its
members, and 1t also possoBBes sonlo very good
voices, Mr.. Thompson being their best tnuor
voice. Classical music IL pre-, ,onlod 1T liz col,-
cartB, and much training aud cure arc given to
Lavo 1t we'll rendered.
Detroit ia Eo veil kbown-paBBing through 1t. AZ
we do. oil ono Of our fasosite routes to tic East
or, States, and being, as 1t wcre one Of our
sikeers-that 1t would seon as II there wore
little now 10 lcNvn Of It. Yot 1t Ia we'll worth
yfait, and will givo tie stranger within it's wills
mucA Of interest and enjoyment, and ren,ait,
With him. OIL departing, in tue shape Of many
pleasant zneMolie8. 4.
, 1874-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

Hal1lum IL CT years old, aud bis bride 20,
The dsli(fatiou Of rum from cranba1ioa Ia 4
now industry in South Jersey.
Tho first Hllip-load OF grain sent direct from
Texas to Europe latoly lott Galveston.
--IIorry l.. Dawes llaa been invited By. tho
Republican Committee to proRitlo ut The state
Convention, OCT. 7, ut Worcester.
-John w. Fornay, Of tue Philadelphia I'ress,
IN noto from Paris, doaicn that he ii IN Europe
in tho employment Of the Centennial, or ut its
expense.
SENATOR Norwood, Of uourgia, aud Senator
WitherA, Ut Virginia, will tesilo III Aloxa'ldria,
w., dlllluE t,u uoa4ona, In ouacH Of thor own.
-Ex-seiiator Cassorly, OF California, IL about
to return to Washington Oh tic counsel OF the
Ban Francisco Alabanla claimants.
-Wo haar tAat George HoWo, ct DrAttloboro,
, 1874-09-21

LlHt 0f tho Killed and wounded.
FALL RIVER, nIaHB., Sent. 20.-The following
list Of killed aud wounded at tho mill disaster
yesterday IL verified BY police aud mill records:
Kitled-l1onora Catfeo Cathariua Council,
Margaret Dillon, 10 years old; Albert Foruardy,
Gertrude Gray, Mary Healy, Margaret Hacriug-
ton, Is years old Margaret Healy, 10 years
old; Ellen Hunter, Thomas Keaveny, Mary
Lasonda, Bridget Murphy, Kato Murphy, Marga-
ret Murphy, james Newton, 10 yours old Erod
Porter, u yoars old; Anna Smith, Jumes Smith,
8 years old james Turner, eieyator.tauder, 80
years old, Victoria Warner. Total killed, 20.
1fepolted missing by tho po1!ce-alchnel De-
vine. catlarine Healy. aud Elton Hcaly. Total.
8. These namas arc not on tho ml-booss.
Woundcd-a!ary Borden. will recover Julia
Calico, reeuvery doubtful; Mary Burua, will re-
cover; Auna Daley recuvory doubtful /;
Thomas Gibson Anna Haley, rocovcty doubtful
Harrington, viii ,ecnycr; Jonah uoal:y, re-
coyery doubtful Ellen Jouau, recovery prob
nblo AraoellA keith, recovery doubt
ful; Edson Keith, will recover; bridget
spinal injuries; James Mason. recovery doubt
tul; 1Hanol}a Dlorehoad, will recover; Nancy
Mullen. will recover; Annio O'Brion, roaoyory
probable; Dslia Porter, recovery probable;
!osepl Rainsbotsozn.. will recover; Mary
Smith,, Hanna Stafford, AMMO Sullivan,
Katie Sullivan, all will recover; Margaret Sulli-
VIII. recovery doubtful; Huuua Townoy, fatal
Internal injuries: Aiarealot Towuey, will re-
cover; Bertha Wooded, will rceoyer; WILL
iam Vlnncombo, will recover. Other than mill
hands injured: A. J. Didacscombo ani A. Cob
Icy. while Insulating mill 1anis, Injured in head
will recover. The following tiremen were ininren
William Clark, will recover; George Ii. Rcad.
will recover; John arconquiuu. and Wl1!iatn
Drocktehurss: Total wounded, So fatally. 2;
recovery doubtful, 10; will recover 81,
The opening session Of the Coroncra jury will
ba held III tho Courthouse at o'clock to-,nor-
row morning, in Charge Of Coroner a. II.
White
, 1874-09-21

Edward Norton aud lady companion. named
Enanaa Stanton, wcfe thrown from buggy vt
tho corner of Chicago avenue aud Lasallo street,
at o'clock lust evening, by runaway horse.
and Severely. but not dangerously, iujurod.
Charlea Smith waa arrested yesterday aftor-
noon by ofllcor Sargent, for pushing q walter
down tho stairn leading into Wilson's restaurant,
At the ooruer OF Madison aud Clark stseets and
prosecute Smith for tho wantou aot,
, 1874-09-21

LONDON. Sept. 20.--Advces from Rio Janeiro
atnte that the Emperor, in his speech closing the
Chambers OH tho 18th inst, congratulated the
country on its satisfactory relatious with foreign
powers mud declared that his Government would
ondeayor to promote agriculture by tic extension
OF tho railroad syatom. Most important n,cad-
ures would bo presented at tue next HesBion
looking to electoral aud educational rotora, and
in aid Of agricultural interests.
, 1874-09-21
RAILROAD NEWS,

FREIGHT RATES TO TEXAS.
The Chicago l. Alton. Missouri, Kansas l.
Toxins, aud the Houston j. Texas Railroads have
Issued the following joint through freight tariff
from this city to points In the Indian Territory
and Texa4. Tho now Eatoa arc reduction Of
about 25 per cont Oh tho old onea:
, 1874-09-21

Destructive Fire ut CIl rrolltos, Ky.
CIsc.SSAT1, O., Sept. 20.-Tho Gazetse's spe-
cial from Madison. 1ud., reports destructive fire
at Carolltoa, Ky., this morning at O'clock de-
stroyiug half Of tho most valuable aquaro iu the
centre Of tue town. Tho chof losers arc Thur
man. Martin, Booker, and Hamilton l. smirh.
Loss not detarmined.
, 1874-09-21
HAYrrT

New YoRK, Sept. 20.-Tho Haytion Cousul-
Goueral says Ills Government has ulada claims
on the United States for consequential damages
for tho loss Of NeyaHsia by American occupation
and restitution Of tho island, and that. failing &C
ton by the American Cabinet, the subject will
bn reforred to arbitration.
, 1874-09-21
.IAMAIUA.

K1NasToN, Sept, 2o.--Tho smallpox in the isl-
and is abating. At one time tl'cre were 800 cases
In Kingston alone, but now The number is reduc-
ed to quo. Vaccination aud othor sanitary pro-
cautons, with favorable Weather, hRro done
much to allay the disease.
, 1874-09-21
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWe

NEW YonK, Sept. 20.-Ar1iycd- City
OF Drnnsela mud celtc, from Liverpool; Alurrlmao,
from ltio Janoiro; Castillo. from, Mediterranean
porta.
:: LONDON, Sept. @.-Arriyed out-steamsAlp
State of Nevada,
, 1874-09-21

CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 20.-rriyato adv1ccs re-
port tho burning by Ill iucendIary Of tho Mari
otta l. CINCINNATI Nailroad machine allopH ut
Parkcrsburg, ". Va, this morning, deatroying
aao the round-houaa, ono locomotive. and the
blacksmith shop. LOSS not lcss than $20, QUO.
, 1874-09-21

Tho New Orleans hero Of tho ilay, uan. Frad
Nash ogsen, ih descendant Of Don. Fra,,c!a
Nash, OF North Carolina, who Toll ut tic Lattlo
OF Germantown III 1777, an4 attur whom Nash.
yillo WAS oal!ol. It Ii q pooAlrrity OF tho ogdon
family that every mombor has Nasl Tor mldtlo
uantp.
, 1874-09-21

K1EL. Sept 2o.-Emporor William today nns
present ut tie launch Of the now iror1-clad and
christoned hor Frederick tho Great. The En-
twenty lo1esatoa OF schleswig~ ~uoistein.
, 1874-09-21
THAT MUTT DE TIE END.
So Ia 1t the end Ut a1l I will saY now.

There Isn't much room for mo TO write, but ream
Of papar wouldn't lold my tlinks." II tho pIaus of
she negroes hal bcpn carried o instead Of tner not
working together, Ws would Aayo been annoug tAetr
nrat vicmBt for Old Josh," this leador only lived
nilo from Ifckotsrt1le ia miles. There they in-
an! then come Oh to Old Joshs. rcorgaslxe
people. I spent one day up with some
forty or tfty terrified Ton,rn aud Children, and
there Is not ngt fecl secure. You Eee ouy porer
comments wo see tho fearful reality and know many
were 100 in the crowd shat fired Gu those boya. aud
only sixteen were caught. All right-mnded people
ht re denounced tho acttou Of tito Ku-Klux MUCH
YOU do . but 1t wan not because the negroes
DID NOT DESERVE IT.
Up in Carroll County negro tied young Indy, and
with pistol III hand trltd 10 mako her marry hn
He left her tied. telling her be coming back aud
shc should .nnrry him; but, while he waa gone. slo
called for help aud got away. Another young luIy In
Tie same county Ind her tongue cMt out by
three negroes. These are only a!nge instances
closo around ns. Even whi1o thu wAto 1nen wcrc
nrmcd, Mr.. lnrsh's house waa burned II was only Il
few nus from here. aud there Hoycral famllteH
close to tue railroad, Auh conductor stopped his
Train aud took tho women and ctlrcn on to H,tni-
boldt. Tnu Kuklnx only tho hartl-hearte1, hot
headed bad portion of the county, who could not walt
for justice to 10 Its work.
:, Yuu neod NOT b. surprised to hear OF mo being
may go. My husband says e won: run mud leave ha
nrign"ors to bo hMtcherca; bnt can como nearer
getting him away II take tue clildseu sway,
Tho writer Of the first lottor was soldier In
the Uu1on army /; TINT Of tho Inst waa loyal
daughtor Of Illinois, until the climate Of tho
South Won her away. n.
, 1874-09-21

.. .
ever cc1are That Tho majesty Of tho law must DO up.
hold. Hut ha WHO liycs here and k1lowH hnw tho case
Htans, anu tcn RayR tlih THU net Waa woflt pal!a~
tiof vipatton OF law M 4 Was,-I roy thHt no wao
takea this position fnAst efcr 10 kllaeo Or tool
Wnctlcr tfere was datgcr tso no negro d9;iea tue
existeilco ot thts organization or 1ta aim. whether
danger pr nut thcro are wo,ncn who woro 90 saeced
BY fright hat tho grave nione w DO TO & end q its
enoctH Ana OF tLts number y oo WHO LOOKS 70 ao
for proteets1 Thy law n making ne etort 10 n,lsl
i,; tno ;rnsle.ders Of tho nexroe' Al a hnloFs aro
for tho riot, CLIFTON County f, and has
beon' a., - law.ahiding Is any county In Illinois,
sna 'h' n hH nr o1ns1n 0 Ill., mob my
IL 1ndianat mobs Lung thlovcs--ook thom ont
OF 1ntl to DO It; and sot. though to,e weso many stS
aga!nst thu 'ynchurS rornaps horses aro worth more
tlai. life.
Tile Civil-lsfghta bi1l Ia tho .-.
m rnn11r1o oAuAE Or All T1t1s;
and, although lilo I'LL ill mol hecmo Inv, yet Tho
negroes wcro acting pua lhe heof that It wo,l'l pass
af1d tle travelling public Hnbect 10 stch unnoy
ane9s as as mono BIT Nsw-EnRlant1 pl,!Isthroi!at
cnn1 endure. who Mtg In hs raror, waited upon by
%hite slaves, und nltlltntlug Lo. tho poor lnnn
ti tne POOR Chiiamnn; or Sam. the poor Afrisan
sa ro!iltti1B 10 the Fenlao College, Tfiey won't let
, 1874-09-21

Member. IT the HUMBOLDT FAHh haslnEHuis
ASsniuAT10N are hcroby no.Ihsd ia call Immediately
At he oce Of tho Association aud pay IN thotr tusta
mont,, now due an4 payable. Thls uotoo " kvea In
Of tho provision Ut tho statute Of tho State Of
iIlinois governing Homestead Associations.
ny o.jeg Of tho Hoard Of Dlroctara.
CHARLES PROTESTING, Bou'y.
Chicago. Aug. II, 18TH.
, 1874-09-21

We call special attention to these
goods Us possessing rare excellence
Of fabric, exquisite colorings and
finish, and selected with particular
reference to our Retail Trade. Wo
commend them as decided bargains,
and as tho choicest styles wo have
yet imported,
FIELD, LETTER b co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-26
NIuAicnI Notice.

Signor Joseph Bora, OF, Italy, and lately
from New York respectfully Informs the Ia
dies md gentlemen Of Dallas that he pro-
poses to open u musical academy, nnd teach
vocal and theory In class, and introduce the
distinguished Gplen's newmcthod of musi-
caleinhtruetloh .3- Terms of tuition uwenty
lessons In class $1,000, payable in advance.
Scholars have also 20 provide themselves
with the book price, $3.50 each. If II sum
cient number Of amateur performers, more
or less, can be secured,a society VIII DE I'M
.mediateiy organized for their Improvement
and the elevation of the musical taste in this
city, free of charge--providing the ex-
penses. ''.'
All Interested In music IRE kindly request
ed to meet on Wednesday, the 18th instant,
ut Dorman, Holmess& Co.'s music store, at
half-past seven o'clock y. m.,on which occa-
sion the circulars explaining thenew method
and references viii be distributed, and every
thing organized. WI " N3NaJN aGd2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-26
y : : = r, = " lT'T,7T
THE MAILS.

.ikyNA AI l-A1 ~ - tlh4 r. .Fh ri r.
Arrival and Departure OF Malls ut Dallas Post
,fg8Jt bFiTlg ONCE. .,1y ijltEt
Northern mail arrives daily AZ 1886 p m
departs at $40 Il m.
Southern mail arrives at $40 a m; departs
NJ ss35 p M. i,-''
Texas and Pacific mail arrives ut $40 a m
departs at 10 pm. Fthll""
Fort Worth, Weatherford and Jaclrsboro
mail arrives except Sundays) at 4 p m; de-
parts Except Sundays Mt 7 a m. 'iIe ~ ~
Denton and Wise County, yLewisville and
Trinity NILS fnail arrives Monday, Wednes.
day and Friday at 0 pm, departs Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday att am.
Cleburne, Hood County, Cedar Hill, Mans
field and Alyarado mail departs Monday and
thursday a. am, arrives Wednesday and
saturday nj 0pm,
Greenvile, Hunt County, Rockwell and
Mill wood mail arrives Tuesday and Friday
AT IL m; departs Tuesday and Friday nj
pm.
nesdny and Friday ats PM; departs Tues
Scyene, Haughts Store and Union Hill
mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturl
day at u M; departs Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday att pm.
All mails CLOSE at7 p m, as the bulk of the
mail arrives, and is distributed at night.
William Jones, Postmaster; 8. s, Jones,
Assistant Postmaster; Owen Gerry, Chief
Clerk; w. y. Adams, Mailing Clerk; Harry
Neihl, Delivery Clerk; d. A. Brown, Box Dis
ributing Clerk. ElNiIp4NNii
Persons having grievances against the
office on any aeo0unll will please report the
fact inFwfiting orin person. 10 the postmaster.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-26

Owing 10 tho hard times ana the inability
OF many Of the suffering 10 visit the Nation
NJ Surgical Institute, VI Indianapolis, three
OF the Surgeons OF the lnstituto have yield
cd 10 urgent solicitations, and viii visit Gal
weston, stopping At the Exchange hotel
April 10 NJ Austin, Fitzhugh house, April
u and 10, aud Dallas, Toxas, Orntehneld
house, Aprl " and ", iHi, With oil kinds OF
Surgical Apprenticeship appliances, and fuUy
prepared 10 treat auoll eases ~ may call upon
them for relief thus saving The patient u
long Journey 20 the Home institution They
viii come especially prepared to treat all
Surgical cesosi Paralysis all Kinds OF de-
formltlos Of the Fnce, Spine and limbsi Dis
ohsea Joihhp Diseased Dyes: catarfl,' Private
Diseases; Piles Fistula, etc, No cases VIII be
undertaken without y, tlr hope OF relief
Prices viii be moderate. II lsnoedlcas 10 say
that this Institution IL entirely responsible,
and the lnrgei and most popphln " tho kind
IN America, curing thousands of cases 40 :
nually. Come the first day, II possible, ~ a
great crowd viii bo thorn Remember the
time and place. send 10 the Institute Tor
circular, 3Odeodw2tnpl7
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departare Of Trains. at
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.


st. Matthews Episcopal Church-Corner La
mar and Elm streets. Rev. s. D. Davenport
Rector. sunday school at 81 am. Services
at lO1l am. and ~ pm. rtuA -.a.p .i.er
Catholic Church-Bryan street new build
ing)-Rev. Father Martinier, Pastor. Ser.
Vices Low mass, am; high mass, lOI55 am.
yespers 4p.m,.ss1 %E k.I gf
Christian Church-Elder r. NJ. Gano, Pastor
Services every Lords day at II a. M, and ~
pm. Sabbath school at 81 am. %,
Methodist Episcopal Church south-Corner
Commerce and Lamar streets. Rev. DIR. W
L. Easterling,, Pastor. Sunday School at 9
am; Services at II q. IN. and TX p. m. ~
! Cumberland Presby terrain lChureh--Jefferson
street. Sunday School at 81 am. Services
at II a, M. and SIP. IN. -, Lex
Missionary Baptist Church.-Patterson ave.
nue.. Rev. Abrain Weaver, Pastor. Sunday
School at S11k am. Services at lO1l am. and
81 pm. nip u' ., ''ti iu,r ui" +,f p
Presbyterian Chnreh--Elm street. Rev A.
p. Smith. DID,, Pastor, Services every Sab
bath at b1S AIN. and 2 pm. Weekly prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7 pm. Sabbath
school Sabbath morning at 0 o'clock. ..a.,