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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-14

T AIDES MERINO VESTS AND
IL DRAWERS;
Misses MERINO VESTS and DRAWERS;
Gentlemen's MERINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
Boys MERTNO SHIRTS and DRAWERS; 10
Ladies' STRIPED COTTON HOSE;
Misses STRIPED COTTON HOSE;
Misses STRIPED WOODEN HOSE;
CORSETS from soc. to So;
BOULEVARD SKIRTS, SHAWLS, &C.; tE
CASS1MERES, FLANNELS, BLANKETS; a
ANDROSUOGGIN and AUBURN COTTON,
12hc.;
WAMSUTTA COTTON, 16slc.
BLEACHED and BROWN SHEETING at all
prices.
In addition to the above goods we offer the best
stock OF DRESS GOODS we have ever had.
We invite our friends and the public In general to
call Oh US before buying.
COURTNEY & POWELL.
oc lin Sl5 Broad street.
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VIRGINIA LODGE, No. 3, X. OF SsM
P.-The members are requested to TeeA
meet at Pythian Castle Hall on THURS III 9A
DAY, IL til instant, at 9k O'Clock A. M.,t.gASI
for the purpose of paying the last tribute VSSSD
OF respect 10 their decreased brother, u. s. %zsE~
CoRDLE. Members of sister Lodges are fraternully
Il. E.DOWNING,
oc l4.2t* X. of Il. and s.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-Having purchased
~ the interest OF Mr. W. w. ELLETT in the stable
ana appurtenances No.. 41O Fifth, between
Marshall aod Clay streets, shall hereafter carry on
the business individually. and respectfully solicit
the patronage OF my friends and the pubic gene
raIly- Charges Us reasonable rs any establishment
a the civ WINFIELD LiPSCOMB.
oc Q-po03t& w.. .rF.. F..
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no PRINTERS, BINDERS, AND PUB

rINO PRINTERS, BINDERS, AND PUB
i LISAERS.-The subscribers manufacture RO-
TAKY PRINTING PRESSES. with from two 70 ten
impression cy lindels also, PEkFkCT1NG PRESS
ES of various descriptions with two or more impress
sion cylinders, to be used with type or stereotype,
and with TO six feeders or with rolls OF paper
SINGLE and DOUBLE CYLINDER PRESSES.
BED and PLATEN POWER PRESS, for book
work. NEW STOP CYLINDER PRESS, with
table distribution and from four to tenforn rollers,
for the finest illustrated newspapers and the best
book aud wood-cut work. SMALL JOB, CARD,
RAMROAD-TICkET and COUPON PkEsSEs;
SINGLE LARGE HAND CYLINDER PRESS
and SINGLE HAND CYLINDER RAILWAY
PRESS, for newspapers of moderate calculations,
printing By hand-power eight hundred impressions
per hour. Also, furnish every article required IN
printing-offices (including type). PATENT LITH-
OGRAPHIC POWER PRESSES. HYDRAULIC
and SCREW PRESSES. BOOkBlNDERS' MA
CHINERY; also, MACHINERY FOR ELECTRO.
TYPERS ana STEREOTYPERS. CAST-STEEL
SAWS with improved inserted teeth. The above
are all manufactured on our own premises, under
our personal supervision, of the best material and
workmanship. Illustrated catalogues sent on APP
plicaion. &. HOE Sc co.
Office and Warerooms 20 aud 81 Gold street, New
York. Manufactures on Grand, Broome,l Sheriff,
aud Columbia streets, New York. au 12-3m
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DRO BONO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
j. clothing much soiled faded or color Otherwise
Injured CLEANED and RESTORED at short
notice and IN Moderate prices. MOURNING GOODS
renovoted All articles COLORED or CLEANED
I'm frst-class style at ! z. : MCkENNEY'S
$50 Steam Dye Works,
an 4-eod3m .'.r Marshall street near Fifth.
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Kg IRISH and. SILK POPLIN S-Fali
shades-at 75c. and SI at sYCLE BROTHERss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-14

ng COLoRED SILKS, for DRESSES
and TRIMMINGS, from$1 up, at Gle b y 1n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-14
M THE BEST TooTH-PoWDER.
HOTELS.
NEW YORK.

I CONDUCTED ON EUROPEAN Plan.
siasie rooms, 81; g so, ard 90 per day. Double
VIC family rooms. ~, and 20 per day.
SfTUAggn IN THE CENTRE or THE BUSINESS
QUARTER. WILLIAM j.. KERR,
sa s-sQdsm PROPRIETOR,
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NEECIAL NVIIOI.-II yVU WaHt EIeuI
~ bargains in DRY GOODS Of all descriptions
medium, or common, at cost prices ii You want
LADIES' and GENTLEMrN'S FURNISHING
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, &C., for ladies, men,
and children, at the lowest prices In the city. you
can lie suited at - l.. LIGHTENSTn1N'S,
oc9 1905 and 107 Franklin street.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Debt-
II ors and creditors of the late Captain WILL
LIAM BURk will please call on me at once for Set
tlement Is,tsr, D., L. APPERSOS,
2.lOt Administrator with the will annexed.
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FRENCH BRANDY of the best quality
u Imported direct from Akssrs. Mnrteil Ill Col.
5Cognac-in quarter and eigh and psie
co!ors-duties peid at the Richmond custom
800 - : DAVENPORT 4 MORRIS,
20 Importers,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TAKE NOTICE.-The undersigned, re.
Il preventative of The owners Of Mayo's Ware.
house, in the city OF Richmond intenus upon tue
warehouse as place establish ed by law for the In
spection and storage of urmanufactured crop TO-
bacco. This notice is given In accordance with the
second section of an act Of The General Assembly
passed April 20, 1867. EDWARD MAYO,
Executor of r. Z. Mayo, deceased
RICHMOND, October IL. 1874. DC l3-4w
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Thursd,y evening. change of biTl-Dion Boucl
cauit's great London drama, A FrER DARK, splen
dIdly produced, with Illustrative scenery and won
derfuf effects. - -. 60 - =, 80
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HAND AND GLOVE MATINEE SATUKD1AA-1
Beats can be secured In advance at g. F.J fdll
stnn,s, OIL Main street oc1e-1L-
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AssIsE:ssanr1,s.'
ADHESION, Is, 80. AND rs GENTS

Positively iastnisht'ofs
HAND AND GLOVE,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-08

To II criminal neglect of preventive medi-
cation may DO ascribed II majority of the all
ments which affect humanity. 1t is n well
asccrtained fact, resting ON the experience OF
twenty years, that course OF Hostetters
Stomach Bittcrs will put even naturally
feeble system In such II state of defence that
II Will he competent TO resist the most prev
alent causes of disease, such as the malign
influence OF miasnla, unwholesome water,
excessive heat, damp, cold, sudden changes
of temperature, etc. Yet there are thousands
persons living In perpetual peril from one or
more of these causes, who recklessly omit to
avail themselves of the absolute protection
which this famous vegetable antidote af-
fords. Intermittent and bilious remittent
fevcrs, rheumatism, general debility, ner-
vons weakness and irregularities of the
stomach, bowels and liver, would be compar-
atively unknown il this palatable specific
were In universal use In the districts where
they principally prevail
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-08

THE FOURTH IN NEW ORLEAN

The Plcayune of Tuesday, the 3Oth
ult, published heavy sensational ar
ticle, giving all the details of the plan
arranged by the black league to turn
out on the fourth of July, ostensibly
FOR the purpose ofcelebrating the day,
butreallylfor the purpose of putting to
The test their claim to all the civil
rights accorded to the Whites. Their
scheme was TO parade the streets armed
aud suppliedwith forty rounds of am
munition, and along the line of their
march to enter ice cream saloons, res
taurants, soda water stands, etc., etc.
ana demand the same treatment that
was given tot he'white patrons of those
institutions. In case Of their refusal
they We're to assert their rights with
powder and ball, aud when the
slaughter was once begun it was not
to cease until the men were killed and
the, women appropriated. 1t is not
faiitleult'to imagine the excitement and
CONSERVATION the publication of such
scheme produced. Our dispatches
show that the day passed away quietly
and that no celebration of any kind
was had. ltmay be possible that the
timely disclosure of the Plcayune saved
that unfortunate community the
crowning horror Of the age. i
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TiIE Hon, J., o. &, Lamar NJ Miss
lssIppl, says an exchange, being called
upon 10 give the minority report from
the committee on elections, Of which
he IL member, seized the occasion TO
make one Of tho ablost efforts ever
listened 10 In the house, Rising above
the mere ease Of contested election
In Louisiana, he tool, broad, truthful
view Of the entire situation M II arose,
not from the late war, hut from the Mt
tempt At reconstruction that has end
ed, not In the destruction Of the south
ern states alone, but IN the wreck of
our entire fabric Of self-goycrnmcnL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-08

WE ARE informed by Colonel l.. Nj.
Martin, who was presentat Gainesville
on Saturday last, that the convention
to send delegates to the Fort Worth
convention was one of the largest ever
held in that place, and was composed
of representative men from all parts of
the county. The convention first
passed resolution requesting the Fort
Worth convention not to make nom.
nation at all, but submit the matter to
the people direct, but If nomination
was made, the delegation from Cook
was instructed to vote solidly for Gov
ernor Throckmorton, with not dis
sentilig vote.
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THE SOUTHERN CULTIvArOR

For July, is on our table with its ac-
customed promptness. The Cultivator,
as most of our readers know, is publish
ed by W. l.. Jones, at Athens, Geor-
gia. II is now in its thirty-second
year, and Ms an agricultural journal
there is none in the country superior
to itand very few that are equal. Its
matter is made up of the practical en-
perience of farmers in all the southern
states, and therefore it is Invaluable to
every farmer who has any aspirations
to improve or elevate his calling. Our
farming friends cannot do better than
to send two dollars and get it for u
year. Address w. l.. Jones, editor and
Athens, Georgia.
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THE INTERNATIONAL B0ND aUEs.
IlOs.

II IL known that the supreme court
could not agree upon u decision of the
questions Involved in this ease, aud
that the governor appointed Judge
Ferris, Of Waxahaohle, az umpire to
settle II, The roargmentwas had last
week, aud II lsannouneed by telegraph
that the decision Of the court viii be
published Tomorrow, Tho settlement
OF this very Involved matter devolv-
ed rlghlfully upon the Legislature,
but that body adjourned the question
for the confederation Of the supreme
court.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-08

IN ~ said that Judge Holt, Judge nd
yocate general, To whom the president
referred the findings in tho Howard
court of inquiry for review, has re-
turned the same fairly riddled aud de-
.stroyed by legal criticism and COM
ment The stubborn generals on the
court could not see that the admins
itration wanted "the christian s0ldIeri
convicted, and so the judge advocate
genernl hns ~ como 10 the rescne.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-08

In OUR article of yesterday, on the
pleasant affair at Grove Il Watts fac
tory, ON the Fourth of July, the name
of our fellow-ctzen, Mr.. c. NJ. Wheat,
was omitted among those who gave
utteranee TO noble sentiments on that
occasion. The omission was typo
graphical, as our manuscript included
Mr.. Wheat, whose sentiments were
well-tilned, and applauded very heart
Al.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-08

A New York letter says: The lead
Ing business houses report country col
lectlons as favorable, aud that the pros
poets for good fall trade could not be
more encouraging. The crops ARE not
only looking well, but the economy
which has been practiced on all hands
since the panic has placed all classes
orcredltors in II strong position. This
Is particularly the case out west, liz
GLIDING Kentucky and west Tennessee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-08

WE ARE glad to welcome to Dallas
DIR. h. NJ Sala, long n citizen of Wis
consin, and brother of our friend, Mr..
l.. Sala, scenic painter. We happen
to have had knowledge of DIR. Sala
for a quarter Of a century, anu are glad
to have such an accession to our popu-
lation.
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MISSES. pgrER KYLE aud Thoma.

MrssRs. PETER KYLE aud Thomas
AMoose LEFT the cityion Monday last for
Dallas, Texas. They are not off on a
pleasure excursion, but are In search of
work. and II they oucceed In finding a
fio,rishing place, with sufficient en-
ployment, will settle and others from
our city VII soon follow them.--[ Re
porter, Henderson, Ky.
Z Wede not know whether the gentle
men have arrived or not. This is the
classlof men we want In Texas. Come
one, come all; our prairies are rich and
broad, and only need labor 10 make
them happyhomes. Welcome, thrice
welcome, to laborers.
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$4,000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE

In northern Texas, to-wit:
ii76 acres In Coleman county; go
aeres IN Hunt county: go acres III
DentOn county: 320acres In Montague
county; 1850 acres in Upshur comfy;
voO acres In Archer county: 1850 acres
~, ~ Dallas county; 4 fine dwelling
houses in city of DenisOn: one acre
ground I'm the center of the town OIL
hohhnm. Fannin county.
DALLAS city property as follows; Thirteen
w lois OF ground on Main street, y by
ivy ieet; eleven lots on Commerce street; one
cottage ON Hord street; one two-story resi-
H , on Commerce street, and Phoenix
hotel, on Main street. Hl'aFI sIt.f
me mode OF drawing and distribution OF
.nis valuable property will, I'm q short time,
oe perfected and published and tickets
placed on sale. Until u more suitable loca-
lioll can be secured the main office of the as
soclatlon will be located on Main street,
next next door to o X restaurant, at which place
me public are invited to witness the distri-
button of gifts.
Fun Information can be obtained Of any
agent or at office of the association, Main
street. WHITAKER & WILKINSON
Managers.
Each and every drawing witnessed and at
'ested j. Nj. Mccoy, Notary Public.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-08

DURING the dcliberation of the Jury
In the recent Grantparsh trial, in New
Orleans, the Judges retired to their
rooms and played game of setback
euchre with "Governor Kellogg. The
lives of eight men Were being balanced
between life and death. at that very
time in the neighboring jury room,
but that wns nothing
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-08

The snndry civil appropriation bill
of the last congress approprlates fifteen
thousand dollars TO enable the secre-
tary of war TO begin the publication of
the official records of the war, both of
the federal and confederate armies.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-08

THE area of land sold or forfeited to
the state in South Carolina during the
current year, for default in payment of
taxes, equals the whole area of Rhode
Island or Delaware.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-08

MIR, ELpRiDoE in his speech on the
civil rights bill said to tue republican
congressman: at is the deadest corpse
you ever saw, aud you are all glad of
it.u
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TIXAh III.MH.

Deputy United States commission
orr, MllIner aud Maaon, arrived NJ
Austin on last Friday, with sixty
thousand slad from the Smithsonian
Institute 10 be placed In the Colorado
river, They placed twenty-five thoIls'
aud IN Clear creek, tributary OF the
Braaos, one mile east Of Hampstead,
one negro shot aud instantly killed
another NJ Plano, on the sd Instant
The green eyed monster caused Il.
Judge william Smith died ut Orange
on last Friday. lie was formerly rep
reSenlailye In the Legislature from that
county,
General llrayton Bragg IL on q visit
to Austin,
Half dozen flats loaded with rail
roNd iron for the San Antonio track
passed Houston Inst Thursday.
The Eye-Opener Is the name Of an
anonymous newspaper recently started
IN Galveston. II IL said 10 be pub
lIshed by u league Of seven. Its mis-
sion Is abuse Of the city officials,
The new crop Of wheat IL selling nj
Pilot Point nj oighty-liye cents,
DR.. \, q, Clopton Is announced in
the Jefferson Democrat as n candidate
for congress from that congressional
liairlpl
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No ONE could he found either to buy
or rent the house in New York where
the Nathan murder was committed.
So 1t has been RACED to the ground.
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Y1he .Be@t Advice
DIR. TUTT'S HATR. DYE

Possesses qualities that no other Dyed0es liz
effect Is instantaneous and so natural that Iii
Ii Is harmless and easily applied, and IN IN
general use among the fashionable hairdress.
ers IN every large city in the United States
Price 81 a box. Sold'everywhere
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-08

QUEEN VICTORIA has been very.
much incenaed at having been intro
duced to an American divorced woman.
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THE HERALD JOE OFFICE

Has been thoroughly reorganizsd and IL
mlly prepared to do all kinds Of JOB
PRINTING In the latest styles and at Tie
very lowest prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-08

verdict Of "guilty," and the punish
mcnt was assessed ut five years impris-
Onment,
MT John Hobbs, Of Cook county,
raised ono hundred and eighty-slx
pounds of Tappahannoc wheat from
four pounds sown,
THE West Texas Free Press, in reply
TO u letter from nm old friend IN lndi-
ANA, who thinks ofromovlng to Dallas,
Texas, because thepeopenre too "fust'
where he lives, tells him that "ho eau
hardly find Il faster placd IN Indiana.
That some Of liz old citizens say they
want to get away from il on that ac-
count" Besides" says he, "our late
adviccs are that Dallas is very much
overdone, rs fast places are apt 10 be,
and is likely to take ut least n tempo
rary bacliset."
This u lorciblc illustration of the old
adnge that person must go away from
home to get the news of his own
neighborhood. We here were not
aware that we were tukinga 'bnckset.n
The fact only dwells in the provincial
Imagination of our small contemporary.
A man named Lawrence was run
over by the mail train, one mile west of
Flatonia, and instantly killed, ON the
evening Of the 18th instant. He was of
prcpossessng appearance and about
seventeen years of age.
A party of men went to the house Of
II colored man named Nathaniel Bur-
ges, about twomies south of Mexia, ON
Thursday night last, and shot him and
his mother in-law, Sarah Field, killing
the latter. The assnulting party were
arrested and incarceruted.
The GLORIOUS Fourth was enthusi-
astically celebrated in Austin by the
Hibcnian association, the Travis rifles
and the German society. Patriotic
speeches were made by General Rob-
ertson, Lieutenant Governor Hubbard,
Hon. G. A. Grow, Hon. John Reagan
and others.
Navasota was made " money order
olllco ON the 9th instant.
Rev. George w. Baines, of Salado, II
young Baptist preacher of much prom
Use, was awarded the first prize at Bay
lor University for eloquencc.
Major II. III. Boone, of Navasota, is
II candidate for congress from the
fourth congressional district.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-08
MEDICAL
DIR. w. BILLIE,

AAhIAl,
A graduate ofth University Of ro,
gen, nenlnark honorary NJ d. GvaH%vhha.
University OF Pndoyl, Italy, TO- IN ~ lle
yearh assistant physician 10 the e ele5,,,e,nl
Rlcord, Paris nom 'V''u'aled
NEW OE&LEAN Ms. IA
HAVING been Tor many years N s,n,
the large hospitals Ol Paris, London W9nl at
ana Copenhagen, ana u thorough, lara yuma n
varied practice during ffteen vea,W aud
gained i most thorough kno,ylssdSanns, hai
nature Of all chronic diseases ntd ~ W lhe
mont thereof, aud he has In Iis s ex, Treat.
practice had mn unparalleled suocss 'sunsl,e
very OFTEN ellerled cure where every ~, Ahd
edy had been tried and all hope of rem
ton had been despaired or ''9'om'
Nobody WHO ever suffered OF the ,ad,
and life-embltierlng disease, Dvsnensty NoM
ever In vain called on DR.. Bile. Ii, In hns
case has he by Ills new method of trea,vnney
restored INC lnncuo4s OF the stomach , Ivy
with II the health ana vlgOr OF lie n,iahd
and many u person does lo-dny, win "a.iehl
tude, recall the moment he PLACED iMsli.
under DR.. Bllle's care. ' n''iseli
For the Treatment Of ladies' dlsens.s n
Bile is deservedly renowned, ana no lo y,
ORRtIdGA, HYSTERIA, PRoii HEN.
uTERl, or any other disease peculiar rs Ws
female system, should not mil To eaiI 10 We
Bile, as they VIII quickly be rellovvna,pl ",
their suffering and ultimately resioreI J,
perfect health. '''vu 70
Diseases Of the GENlTO-URINAp M,
CANS and chrohlc diseases Dr. biiA ~
made n speciality, and this scourgo ~, ,'N
mainly ~ easily and quickly oyerco'na "u'
his new treatment, ''uy
Decline ANA nervous debility I'm o,l
young IL quickly and PERMANENTLY ,l "
and full power restored. No man ls io ou dg
and no young man too dcblitated g'aivwn
cannot lie entirely invlgorated by Dr' Rials
treatment. 'S
DR.. Billie has resided for years I'm No,v n.
leans, Is endorsed by The medical frater0Vyhh
there, ana by his skin ana knowledonhys
obtained great reputation as a specin1stn@
Dr. Billie wishes 10 call partculhratien,tto
TO his new discovery, by which he, by ""ia
examining u few drops of blood, can 1I.cosg
en- II there Is any syphllltlc poison in ~,
blood, which Is OF the greatest imporSSr'eu"e
as the poison can loy quiet In the 6looG w.
years, then 10 break out with all It's rayag ,o'
and no person who ever has venereaI S,s'
eases can be sure that he Is cured wlihontJh,s,'
ing examined by DR.. Billie.
Diseases of the lungs, heart and kilno,,
quickly relieved and finally cured, '"
DR.. Bile has arrived in Dallas and sio.
Gated NJ the
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
where he will be pleased to see tbnsn nonA,
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DENTISTRY.
TESTIMONIAL

rs IIMONIAB.
ALEXANDRIA, La, May is. 1874.
The undersigned citizens of Raniaos -,
isiana, have been well acquainted viii M
~. ". W, Laney for many Years, d,,ring whioi,,
time ne has resided most of the tin,ss m"ic I
SeSsndrla, and practiced his Profession m M ~,
our entire satisfaction. Webelieve him ~ ~
skilled In his profession, and as a man nn me, ~
our most estimable citizens. ''' o"e vi
,, hoDert c. Hynson, planter; Thomas O
I I.yan, attorney at law; L. X. Bossat, editor
Al law; JohD nm assa' Z; Manning, attorney
llidlm
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COMMERCIAL u0rpI.

wherehe will be pleased to see those need,r,
his services at once, as his stay win be short
Consultations contidentially In Enpltsh
German, French, Danish, Swedish and Sor,,
wcgi0n. llGdGmIlwGm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-08

h last week was occupied by the dis
Frictco court of Cook county In the trial
lbf the Schonseil case, who was charged
with being accessory TO the murder of
Captain Roberts. The jury returned n
verdict Of "guilty," and the punish
ment was assessed ut five years impris-
Onment.
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A graduate oflhe University Of co,
g'Sn, ben neInWark honorary n, D, rrS SSSO ~
yenrs assistant physician 10 the ca rvenl
Rloord, Paris from CIRCULATED