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TnE louisville cotton factory Ia running
II hours . day. turnins out some 400 yards
of shectng daily. nt -
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Tue Episcopal Council convened at
Milwaukee for the purpose Of choosing
a Bishop for the Wisconsin Bishopric,
after stormy session adjourned sine
die without making any nomination.
The clergy, by a bare majority Of
two nominated Rev. Jas. DeKovcn,
Warden Of Racine College, but whom
it came TO avote to elect by the laity, it
stood 81 against concurring 10 in favor,
aud 5 divided. Iar gi /.
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BARTRAM has again assumed editoria
control of the Midland Times.
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Pr MYERS, Gen, Pas and Ticket Agent.
Michigan Lake Shore X. II. ),
GOING SOUTH.
Dissolution.

Notice Is hereby given N oil whom Il p,sy
concern, that the partnsrship heretofore
existing under tie Arm name Of Bcllssy 4
Csrsweli, 10 dissolved by niutusl consent. p
T., w. .BkiLAny.
Herse~, Itch, Jan ist, 1874
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fshipgles were taken into accou'd
the t'tal cut oflhe State for 1879 w"u'd
approximate closely to 100000 600
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FLINT correspondent Of the Detroit 7ri-
bane says s 0
Considerable excitement prevails IN this "ii'
at the present time owing to the great revival
which 10 now in progress. A number Of
churches, consisting of the Presbyterian, Bsp-
fist, Metho list. auI Congregational churches,
having united and arc holding reyivals With
morning and afternoon prayer meetings and
prcaehing in the evening. A large number
Of converts are made daily, and wondrous
change is being wrought in many households.
During the present week meetings have been
hsld every evening in the Presbyterian Church,
which Is crowded to its utmost capacity, being
capable Of seating nearly 900 persons. The
great work u going on in every nook and
corner Of our CITY. and persons who have here
tofore denounced Christianity in every form
and appeared skeptical before men have now
coineout anl propose to live the life Of
Christians. Intense excitement prevails in
every part Of our city, and many Of the bust
ness places heretofore kept open until q late
boar al night are closed in the early evening,
that everyone may attend these meetings
PRAYER meetings have been held IN some Of
the law Offices throughout the city, and gen.
cral revival is taking place. The meetings will
probably continue for q number OF days.
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Detroit, Lansing & Lake Mich. R :.
THE NEW NORTH WESTERN ROUTE.

Now Open from Detroit to Howard
To take eifct on Sunday. October 10, 1873
ct IL o'clock noon.
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TIE Saginaw Courier gives the fol.
lowing figures as the estimate OF lun,.
cut in this State during 1873;
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THKfsrmers Of Palmyrs, in Lenswee county,
this State, own a Fruit Pres irving Factory
after the Alden Patent. They have just deei-
ded to increase the capital stock from 5000 TO
$40 900, and to put In two more evaporstors
for the coming season. The President read y
contract that they hold with western. parties.
that the factory shall produce in 1874 II, 900
lbs OF dried pun>P kins, with the privilege Of 90.
O)0 ut 1s CITE net az Che buyers furnishing
packages and monev, 10 be paid on sight draft
a. East as the product Is made and shipped
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Nf LA KIN IL ~
FLUt 10 ExTR ACT 30 cHU.
q Ia the only Known Remedy for Brights, DIS
case. and has eurod every case Of Diabetes IN
which Il has been given. Irritation q the Meek
Of tho Bladder and lnhammanen of tho Ridnsys.
liberation ofthc Kidneys and BLADDER. Reteg-
tlon Of Urine. Dircascs Of tho rr,state ClaAd,
Stone IN tho Blnddcr, Gravel, Brick nust rcpos1t
and Muc'ms or Milky Discharges, ard for IN
feeblcd and DeIicAtc Consultations Of both SeRss
attended with the following symptoms Loes
Of Power, Lo.s OF Memory, Dinsehlty o. psseth-
ing Weak Nerves, Wakefulness, Pain y Se
Back flushipg OF the Body, Eruption % ~
Face. Pallid countensnco, lassataas o. ne
Vscd 81 persons IN tho dcciiac or change q
life, after confinement or labor pains, bcdSwst
In many sscc,icts peculisr to Isdics. tho Rx-
'ract Bucht L. uncQusltd BIZ any other rsmcdy-
tsin Chloroe.s or cctcutiop, 1r eenlarity. Pain
illness or Suppression Of customary W acuaitons
liberated or echirrus ststeof the Vteruss Leu
corrhea or whites, stciilIty, and for all con-.
plaints twoiient 70 the sex 10 " preresibsd
cxtr,,rivsly by the most eminent rhys1Ciane and
Midwives for cnfeebled and dslicatc eonstiu.
A 10Th "A All ors tINNN|f
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3 hilbert s. Gallery,

Reed Cfty, Mich, dealers 10 frcsh and salt
meats, ssassgr, ks. hsrkst opposit, psvsr
House, rely tA'S4 $50 =,
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YHAnNYY's EXrlACI IItCHU.

si;ooPer bottle g ~ bctilcsi ~ g "a dsllyy,s
By druggists svsry~here. fepared By ~
KEARNEY y CO., 100 Duane Be- ~, =.
70 whom all letters for infcypsiios should b
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GEO. T. CIARK'S Zone Price Store.

1IiIf IITI IT|F
lumin iu u'nuft,Hi .HIh. 500
ofiim r,'.et y ,r io IIii H
2 .p'pl 49, re"ii sn
.1i, ,,s ytet IA pi D lrsW
at 1850
,nHlG aii !W l ,tl
~ ntsl.f,l I49ra ... .Irt
--t % ,rrai H''a.
~ yir'
o-. 4..4au. 80
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Habits Of DsAstpafton, etc, IN oil their stages, NJ
little expense, little or no change In diet nn b.
ccavcnicocs. ma no expossrc. u ssusss = re
thereby removing flbsfrucuops q. l'rvs ting and
Caring sirictures rt tho Urefha Allayipg Pain
and InAsnmation, sefre9uenti in thiscIsAs OF dis-
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BOUGHT DURING THE RECENT DECLINE.

t.t......A upt .i ,Hy'
10 less than stock in this Oseses enst they
we're pnrchs.cd with cash, aud will he sold ii the
,., "a ~ very forrest nssryn Ny stock consists Of
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oscroLA COO NIT.

The Farwcll Rsgist.r contains the following
Some efthc log trains passing this place are
above an eighth Of a mile in length.
Cedar posts are being shipped from this place,
and are delivered near the railroad track for
cents each. ,urlltioYgt N4a ll
A. II, iLeFever, one ofthc partners in the
new Single min at Lake Station, above this
place, had two fingers cut Off and thumb part
iy 80, by circular saw, last "Wednesday, lltu
r Limbermcn on the Muskegon river moth Of
this place, are not idle this fine slcighing., scott
Gerrish had III shove 2,00o.0o0 OF logs more
than a week ago, and number OF other firms;
much higher numbers.
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SAW AND SINGLE MILLS.

Bas and Iron Ca~fss Gnd Ma Gsari.g Of Kvery OsepfcS
laaa ~. taoi Save, Betting, Iackng. Xos, 't'I
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-01
ss, oooxss, 900 80 30, 900.

The burlesque radical attempt to
charge the iden Of rings and high taxes
In Dallas on democrats, Is supremely
ridiculous, and can bo answered In n
nut shell. A little over one year ago
an ordinance was before the city coun-
ell 10 Increase the salary Of tie mayor
and city attorney 10 three thousand
dollars each. On It's adoption by the
council the vote was n tie, and Mayor
Long gave the casting vote IN It's favor
thereby voting himself TO increase his
salary to what the salary ofour govern
ors used to be before the war.
TWAS our democratic representative
in the Legislature who Knocked this iu-
to pi, by providing in the charter that
the mayors salary should not exceed
eight hundred dollars, and that of the
city attorney three hundred tloll0rs,
Time has shown that plenty of compe-
tent men were willing to hold the Of
fees at these rates, How contemplate,
then, in the radical supporters Of May
or Long to charge our candidates, who
have had nothing TO do with the city
misgovernment, with being in favor OF
rings and high taxes, They know 1t Is
(alse, aud make the charges in the
dark.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-01

WHO rs Responsible for the wretclied
financial condition Of Dallas? Ger
tainly not the democratic candidates.
They have had no lot nor parcel In it.
The mayor, being n salaried officer, is
presumed to give his whole time to Il
watchful care over the citys interest
andwelfare, aandto make written re-
Communications to the council from
time to time. The aldermen are bust
ness men, only meeting far an hour or
two occasionally, and cannot be ex-
pe9ted to keep posted with current
events and the finances without the mid
of tile mayor, We have never seen or
heard of any public suggestion by May
or Long on these or other important
matters. Most asstirodly, In so TAR as
he has approved unwise and impolitie
measures, he is far more responsible
than any alderman, for the reasons
above stated. Has he not favored by
his approval the chief measures now
complained of by the people, while the
democratic candidate had nothing
whatever to do with them? Tho peo-
pie are too intelligent to be influenced
by secret inuendos from unknown
sources.
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M. A. HrBBLER a. on

NJ, A,mnLEn, VIC, sIcKLEs, w.m, coKrn
7dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-01

An advertisement OF u medicine however
candid aud conscientious II may b., does not
always carry conviction with II. Tho public
know 10 their sorrow that the boaslml
claims put forth In behalfof the many so'cnll-
od remedies aro literally "n deluslon and u
lnare." Probably the best use, therefore,
hat can be made Of the space devoted 10
this notice Of lIosteltors Stomach Bitters In
20 Invite those who read II 10 Inquire Of the
parties that have tested the curative and
preventive properties Of the article what
they think Of II. We earnestly request all
doubtes 20 ascertain from such Of their
friends and nolghboS ~ have taken this
standard tonic aud Alternative as u protection
against malnrious diseases, or M u cure for
indigestion, liver complaint, constipation,
rheumatism, nervous debility, headache,
low spirits, Nnguor, billousncss, etc, what
IlRsletter's Bltters has done for thon, There
IL no testimony 40 Trustworthy as that which
~ the result of personal experience,
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THE DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL l. 1874.

Generals Greer aud Ecior Colonel
William Stedman and Others, who
know his long and unsellish devotion
to his country, aud appreciate the mo-
bic traits Of his heart,
General Lane has never been mar
Hpd, but has always occupied high So
clal position and dispensed n generous
hospitality, After years Of honest aud
prosperous life NJ u merchant, both be-
fore and since the war, we regret OK
ccedlngIy TO learn Of late, that rcyerses
have come, but In such manner as In
no wise TO lessen, but rather to aug
ment, the firm hold he has ever held
upon public confidence,
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THE radical attempt TO hold the DEM
ocrats, or any of thoir candidates, re-
sponslble for the new charter sent. to
Austin, is SO perfectly ridiculous as to
need no refutatlon. The proposed
charter was drawn and agreed TO by
Mayor Long and q majority of the
council. General Cabell has emphat-
ically declared in public speech that
he never heard of 10 before il was sent
to Austin. For one, we know we
never did. General Cabell is u warm
advocate of low taxes and strict econ
omy. Secret stabs by moral assasslns
don't hurt honorable men.
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iris said that some of the radical
candidates are insduously trying to ar
ray all the foreign born. population on
their side. We are happy to know
that our foreign born fellow-c citizens
are too well informed to be gulled by
such chaff They know that from the
election of Jefferson to the presidency
in 1900, largely on this very question,
the democratic party has been consist
+, emily land invariably the defender of
'thea rights of foreign born citizens
Twenty years ago, when a violent
= storm crosse and swept over many
of the states, antagonistic to foreigners
and men of the Catholic faith, we, with
our then partner, Hon. Hamilton Stu
art, us editors of the Galveston Civil
ian, were the first editors in Texas to
raise our voice in opposition to the
movement, and in vindication of the
equal rights of those classes under our
republican, form of government. From
that position we have never swerved,
and never expect to abandon it. In
1856, we headed the democratic ticket
for the Legislature in the Galveston dis
trict ON that ISSUE and were triumph
alitly elected and several times re-
elected, each time receiving nearly
every foreign vote in the district
The foreign born merchants, me.
chanics and laboring men of Dallas
know full well the falsity and Injustice
of these radical Vaccinations. They
know that democracy makes no dis
tinction on account of birth or religion.
and never has. They know that the
radicals claim q first mortgage lien on
the poor negroes, body and soul, but
they repel the assumption. when APP
piled to them, and consider it as they
DO radical pretended opposition to
rings-ail bogus.
Look at the foreigners now holding
office in Texas, elected by democratic
votes, state, district, county and mn
nicipal They are numbered bv the
score. Quite number are now demo
cratic members of the legislature one
is commissioner of the land Office /
many are in responsible positions In |
the departments, and large numbers
are in other offices, elected by the dem.
ocrats. Ha II & ldtS{
M~ the dodge is too plain. Radical
ism, after years of trial in Texas, has
been Weighed in Che baBdce and found
Wanting. It's corrupt judges are now
costing the state large sums of money.
In the effort to get rid of them by i'm,
peachnent. Remember Groesbeok |
Remember martial law in Limestone
Hill and Walkerl the police the II req.
istrars-all of them. HAif & = -
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j. n. IGLEIIART

Ms an independent candidate for the office of
City Marshal at the election In April next.
We are authorized and requested to an
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THOSE who insinuate, in ways that
are dark, that General Cabell, If elected
mayor, will favor increasing the city
tax to two per cent, utter an unblush-
ing falsehood, General Cabell Is in
favor of no such thing, and If he had
been, we would not have favored his
nomination, for we regard such an i'm
crease us ruinous to our interests NJ n
town.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-01

II lsa matter Of great Importance, and
some intelligent practicable and eco
nomloal system should be adopted
without delay, 10 as 10 relieve You Of
these miserable ponds aud mud holes,
u sanitary measure not TO be over
looked with the sad experience OF
Shreveport aud Memphis fresh In your
memory,
w, NJ. JOHNSON, Oiyil Engineer
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

WEorc authorized ana requested u an
nOunce .U Ii
>. II. RYAN t3
for the otilco Of city engineer ~ the ensuing
election.
For Mayor.
We are authorized and requested TO am
nounco
M n candidate for the Office OF Mayor Of the
city Of Dallas.
For Treasurer.
Weare authorized and requested to am
nOunCe
HENRY BOIL
as n candidate for Treasurer OF the city of
Dallns, NJ the election In April next.
Assessor and collector.
We are authorized mud requested to an
ounce
", ). KEETON,
Ms candidate for .ysssessor and Collector Of
.nc city OF Dallas, 0t the election, April TN
next,
We are authorized and requested to an
nouncc
M.TlIEyEEET,
MS n candidate for Assessor and Collector OF
the city of Dallas, NJ the ensuing corporation
election In Aplil next.
Alderman.
Having TO some extent improved the
streets Of our great city OF Dallas, would
now like to walk upon them clothed with
the hOnor of an Alderman. | hereby de-
clare myself IN independent candidate for
the Office OF Alderman of the First ward,
and solicit the sutfrages of MI my friends
PAT O'DONNELL.
For Marshal.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounce
J. n. IGLEIIART
Ms an Independent candidate for the office of
We are authorized and requested to an
nounce
HIRAM II. no A LIES,
As u candidate for Marshal of the city OF
Dallas, at the city election In April next.
To the voters of Dallas city--IIavlng here
toiore boon honorcd with your suffrages,
again announce myself MS an independent
candidate for marshal of the city of Dallas.
THOMAS FLYNN.
To the voters of the city of Dallas Bellev-
ing that all Offices which are not OF n part!-
IAN character should be filled by the uniram-
mailed voice of the people, and that conven-
items are not fairly expressive of the peoples
choice, but the plaything of INSCRIPTIONS
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 b. HOLLAND. JR.
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9ailg9erald
DEMOCRATACC Try TICKET.


Election Tuesday. April z. is7i'
For Mayors
GENERAL w. u. CAhELI.
fff For Marshal
tet JUNIUs PEAK.
For Assessor aud Collector
EDWARD J. CAnRhNGTON.
For Treasurer
ROBERT H. WEST
For City Attorney
WILLIAM NJ. EDWARDS.
For City Engineer
CAPTAIN WILLIAM NJ. JOHNSON.
For Aldermoni
First ward-IENRy ERvAY,
JOE. A. LEONARD,
"a ~ N. n. BUnKs. ~ ~ N
second ward--Ii. ~. cOuGHANOUR, +
JOHN NJ. HOWELL.
Thlrd word-JOHN OWENS, Na
JOSEPH q. MCCONNELL,
ALEX. r.. IHENSLEY.
Fourth Ward-wlLLIAM q. YOalHG. b.
MHNny II. MCCONNELL.
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PAY no attention to men who shoot
In the dark. 1t smacks Of loyal league
tactics, concocted in the night time.
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Mr., Gladstone, relieved Of the cares
OF office, Intends belaklng himself TO
the Holy Land, aud on his return VIII
devote hllnselfto literature, aud more
particularly TO the translation OF clas-
slcal poetry.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-18
the PlOCHE DAILY RECORD.
DELINQUEN SALES.
Newark silver Mining Cempany;-

Location Of Principal Place Of Business. san
Mining District, Lincoln county, nevada
Notice.-There is delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock, on account OF assessment
NO. 81 levied on the 18th day of August. 1874,
the several amounts set opposite names OF the
respectiye shareholders, as follows;
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-18
On Wednesday, the 4th day Of Novem.
Der, A. ID. 1874.
SheriR's Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out of the District Court in and for the
County of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and to ne
directed and Delivered. for Judgment rendered
la said Court on the 9th day Of Octc Der, A. D.
1874, in favor of the State Bank of Nevada,
plaintiff, and against H. Ward, defendant, for
the sum of fourteen hundred and seventy.fiye
S2-l0o gold coin dollars debt. with interest on
sl,IZs 62-loO at the rate of az per cent Der
month from October 9, 1874 together with
eighty 76-l00 dollars tax costs, and all accruing
costs and interest, have levied on the following
properly, to wit:
40 sets table legs. 9 children's cribs, a bed.
steads, sets cottage furniture, so chairs.
centre tables, bureaus, 6 washstands l lot oil
paintings, lot picture frames, lot lamps and
brackets, chandeliers, / lot chimueys, lot
ewers and bowls, lot bedspreads, gimps and
towels, case childrens chairs, 200 rolls paper
and border, lot window curtains and shades,
spring mattress, 4 mattresses, l lot Of stair
.arpe, ana rugs. lot coffin trimmings, ! lot
,rundie beds, IL parlor mirrors, lot mouldings,
lot sand paper, camp chairs, Is lanterns,
lot X. D. bureaus
Notice is hereby given. that on
wednesday, the 14th day Of October,
A. ID. 1874,
Between the hours Of q. m. and d, m, (yir.
AT u O'Clock NJ will sell all the right, title
ana interest OF said defendant H. Ward. in and
70 the above described property. at Wards
warehouse, in the rear of Wsrd's Furniture store
Main street, in Phoebe, county and state sfore.
said, at public auction, for cash in hand. to the
highest and best bidder. to satisfy said execu.
ton and all costs.
VS.. TRAVIS. Sheriff.
By J. II. HoAG, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated Phoebe, October Z, 1874. ocs-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-18
AN GIN G.
ACADEMY

DRoFEssoR BACH INFORMS THE LADIES
il and gentlemen Of Phoebe that he will open
his classes for the season on MONDAY, October
10, at Browns Hall. All the modern ballroom
Dances correctly taught in accordance with the
new and most successful system of tuition. The
list will include the German. Boston Dip Waltz,
Royal Horse Guards, Lancers. Waltz. Polka,
Schottische and Mazourba; QuAdrilles. the
Scotch, and Virginia Rustic Reels; Tempest
Money Musk. Portland Fancy, sicilian Circle,
Schottische: Polka, Mazourka, Varsouyienne
Waltz and all other fashionable Dances.
Instruction will also be given in Calisthenics,
pertinent.
Glasses for Gentlemen will meet on Mondays
and Thursdays. from to 8 p. ~; also from 3
to 10 p. m.
Glasses for Ladies will meet on Mondays and
Thursdays from to 4P.M
Childrens Glasses on Saturday from to 3.
With regular attendance rapid progress is
guaranteed.
Private Lessons given either at the hall or
the pupils residences. oc7-tf