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INsc-.zs I'D To YRS. voLLIE Wills kh-oS.
Iwaadered far in dreams last NJ gnti
Add chanced amid a fnrtlve ttirons,
ISarT thee standing fair aud bright,
Recalling listless win thrilling Sosg.
zszed entranced upon the scene,
Ard listened with rav1shed eazs
Tne uathos cf thy voice and fhef,ie
BrSaght to many eyts The teasi
Anc, then there came upon thy face
"A shade of deepest care ancl ~ ttness-
Cio1-a was tho smile that lent suI,n grace,
Quenohed In thy heart the isdness.
Thlss. methoughf; On who would dare.
Tna shade OF grief 70 tafoW
JIrsi.n That brow 50 bright EIid ialrs
mat heart % Waln and Iue.
:. .fasa 'rae vph, I,ved her e'er forget
WhaI she has been p himf
f2cvv beautiful funan nles Re {net-
sEaii he ner 0earty dltn1
Ard. iausl1lE tszlf<s fI|e acau9 wax euan8eoi
F.cr ,icw tlfou lElitelest al alone,
NJ, sQe but His to whom thou peayefi
For strength 70 suffer On.
And waking. I. too, pray for thes1
bat God VIII e0inicft alu rNhtt-lA--
"a eYerF sorrow IA axe inee ifee,
and give Thee 70 thine 1HHn alzsiFis
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THE COMET.
CoEzia's COmeg-HOW 80 Find the New.
GOmer Nov on ENh5biIiOa EYery
clear Nfgbt In the EsEtb-
ern say.
some ReaectiOns Regarding the Fiery
NisifSF-'Ehe Eyes Of ChEistendOm
Turned HeaveRHRra-Eeep
CS0I.
LION TIE New York Hsrald.l

The comet now approaching the earth
was fret discovered At the observatory
OF Marseiiles, France, by Mons. COggia,
assistant astronomer there, on April
t7Lh. Its position At nine o'clock last
night was n. 2en.. right ascension, $50.
5Om. north declinstion. The tail. re-
sembling 8 half-Opened fan, is about
half q degree in length, but as the course
Of its progress is not directly toward the
earth. il 4 anticipated that ID four weeks
from the present time this sppendsge
will show 70 q much greater advantage.
When the atmosphere is free from clouds
stars can at present be distinctly seen
fhrouqh the uebulOus haze surrounding
fine mead of the comet and forming the
tail. Though visible 70 the eye uDas-
sisted BY any instrument, its posi-
ton must, 10 be so seen, be
very accurately determined. This
NAV be arrived al by adopting the
following process: Prof Oudley's direc-
lions draw an imaginary line from
Gamma IN "a the dippeTn through Alpha
in the same constellation, continue il
foy twice the distance between those two
pofuts: draw another line from Gamma
fo Reta Of the 4" little bear; at the IN
fersection Of these lines, which should
be about thirty degrees abOye the hori-
zon. the comet may be seen at nine p
hi. A good telescope OF binOcDlsF can b.
avaiIed Of a. 3 very material aid, care
beiDg first taken 10 bring the instrument
to q urooer focus by previously trying its
1,over on any fixed star, and adjusting
4 a the feouiTaments Of the sight. The
..,r,nle l. ~ present surrounded Dy num-
Der ID ill-de6ned stars forming the
30 Of the cameleOpErd, which
t,&r II. even with the aid Of an assrO'
5aical telescope, by no means easy o.
secson But as il is nightly exhibit.
Increased brilIiancy and magnitude
4 wip continue to do 50 if it fellow
= osfb already tseversed for nearly
- mouths to come, it is expected thai
5.,anv valuable and interesting features
~ s5on erratic visitors may be observed
ard recorded, The position OF oul
,,raaenf visitor Is on Proctor 8 map, jUsi
ebore the. small arrow next west oi
rtsrs fortv-tWo and foTty-three OF Cam
esuR The caEneleopardl.
30, tlas HoE York TribuIe.l
i Never since the fervent Imagination
tIor.,.f,ss Recognized the figure OF the
fs s 81 slle. northern SKY has that Ia.
=. Isl ssastsllation received sucL
-. - IL present. Never bsfprs
7....ss q, a,..V Watobful eyes sougnf acl
s.. .ose s e Great BesE, OF lxaced IN
4.I..sI. Iines ffon3 either DfnpeE, 81
1s....' = lie ASK q Z iapels WITH a
- ~ he teilI44s AND IIie Pole Ear
.|. ll.e f1ro1ie q |..'. i|iI-oI1 6 '.s q.
4.sIe6 H4 81 1lso1zed tpIe1f'I
t.4e. r11eS So 1l.el 1a
~ me
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AT EVANSVILLE, IND

EVANSVILLE, July THE third days
racing of the Evansville turf association
was attended by several thousand peo-
Ble. The first race was won by Sam
Houston. Time: 2:364; 2:40; 2:4l; 2:4O.
The second-best was taken by Airing
ton in 2:2S.
The second race was for five hundred
dollars, free to all PAGERS, and was won
by Sucker State. Time: 2:2S; 2:33f; (;
2:34, Charley Evans took frst-best in
ABA.
The third race, for $500, 2:S0 class; won
by Ella Wright in three straight heats.
Time, 2:45, 2:4l and 2:3 So.
The running race for $500 was won by
Harry Todd, of Henderson, Kentucky
in ,4Ss.
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BIRMINGHAM.
! The American Iron Duks-Tbe Amerl.
can Blrmingham-ThOrOug'A Re-
organization Of Parties In
Alabama.
StauntOn's ROad-What it Costs 70 De-
liver Iron in Liverpool from Ber-
ningham-Ihe Redemption
Of Southern Cities.
From a special Caresponlent,I

From Special CORES prn1ent-l
BIRDnNGHAAI, ALA, July /, 1S74.-
The APPEAL has often heard and often
spoken of Birmingham. Pen-portrsits
without number have been drawn Of the
iIlustrious Duke Of Birmingham, surely
one OF the wonderful men Of our time.
Tall, thin, Of gray eyes and aqueline
features, Of nervous temperament and
brimful of good humor, it is not strange
that the original proprietor OF Birming
ham is the mayor of his city, elect
ed by the people to whom he sold
these building-sites now occupied by
houses for four tht usand five hundred
people. If what was said Of Colonel
Powell by the Cincinnati EHqIireT's
correspondent, and reproduced in the
APPEAL, were true, Colonel Powell
would hardly be mayor Of the city in
which property-holders constitute the
great mass Of voters.
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THE COST.

Iron costs here, even now, when pop
Ulation is spare and labor costly, twelve
dollars and a half per ton. It is, even
now, transferred to Pensacola at three
dollars per ton, and is worth there
fifteen dollars and half per
ton. Vessels, freighted with cot
ton and naval stores, win return to
Europe taking iron a. ballast and it will
be delivered in Liverpool at a gross cost
of eighteen dollars (cunency) per ton.
The4 are simple facts, and all that is
needed to effect these results isa govern
ment Of white men, f,r the benefit OF
white men, and for justice and equality
before the law 20 the negro. And this
reminds me of a fresh idea infused into
politics BY the blessed civil rights bill.
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is thisl From one window Of my room
l see a range Of mountains resting on
stratum Of iron thirty feet thick and
fifty miles in length. On the north
there is another range Of lofty bills rest
ing on coal-beds as ricl as those that
make Pittsburg s'sest Of manufacturing
industry, and as inexhaustible as these
irOn-felds now attracting 70 this mas
cent city the wealth and manufacturing
skill of Europe. The half has never been
told Of this wonderful region. Lyell and
Tuomey never discovered half the riches
destined to make Alabama the central
seat of southern industrial and maDufac-
turing wealth. Within the twenty-six
remaining years Of the century, before
the APPEALS letter-heads bear the inn
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REMOVAL.
The APPEAL is now
published at 282 Second
Street.


Professor Kings College, London, is now in
Memphis 20 c mmand the victim Of humani-
". Am located at No 4 Mulberry St. corner
Beale. Al chronic and nervOa 8 iseases cured
in a short time, no matter what he disease is
or how long standing Permanent cures guar
anteed. VIII remain in Memphis iGr one year
10 give ample proofs OF cures once hour FOR
gentlemen from 3 to u am, and Tor ladies
from to p.m DIR r. Il. LANuDOH.
separate rooms for the receipt n Of ladies'.
Poor patients preseribed for rae ol cnarge.
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THE NIGHT DISPLAY.

The pyrotechnic display on the bridge
tonight came off according to the pro-
gramme, and some parts Of it were very
fine, but as a whole it did not satisfy ex-
peetations, and much unfavorable COM
ment was made. An immense mass of
people crowded the levee near the bridge
for a distance of over a dozen blocks
down the river, and the opposite shore
was lined with humanity. There were
also between forty and fifty steamers,
tugs, ferrybOats, berges, ETC., anchored
out in tie stream, upon which fully
thirty thousand people witnessed the
spectacle. Over one hundred newspaper
men are here, from nearly all the west
ern States, and some from Pennsylva-
mia, New York, and Massachusetts.
They have been shown every attention
by the press committee appointed for
that purpose, and will tomorrow be
taken on an excursion in the harbor,
and given carriage-ride around the
city.
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ChsmbeFof eoul.aesx


on NOaDlY, JrLE sfh. AT
PIE REGULAR MoNrHLx 1sEE
I i ne Cnasu Der OF t'arfffsH--
several Impurtauf mas as. vi o.
and m1.eula o iu1fs.- 81 .rel r1
azeinenl OF HONE Haut. "a .-.lr1l
well IS The esli1l lisl1Il-rl ,ir y CIlIll
Ia Merup1is- Member are r-lf1,st.s- ~ ~
tend promptly.
IoHy z. TooE -raraffr~
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MASONIC NOTICE.

TlHE STATED COMMUNICATIONS or
AngerOna Lodge, No. l6S, viii be held 7r1r
MONDAY EVENING, July 6th, at S/'WN
o'clock for dispatch Of business.
An NJ NJ. IS frateru6ily invited. - - -
Nv order. JOHN GORDON, ". VI.
N RrcHMONu. GecrefarV. ly1
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FOREIGN TELEGRAMS.


BERLIN, July 4.-Bismarck has ar
rived at Kissengen.
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TempIars' Guards.

THE Templars' Guards VIII meet on Tu Is
DAY NIGHT NEXT, July 7th, near the
corner OF Butler and tennessee streets, uor
drill. By order OF -
JACKSON P. CREWS, Captain
WALTER F. PRESCOTT, o. s. pro TEN. iT5
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Attention, Knights Of InnisfaiI

A TTEND a regular meeting MONDA
"A EVENING, July 6th, at our haH On
Second street. -
JAMES ]. SULLIVAN, President-
F. MURPHY, Secretary. lIJ
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DISSOLUTION.
SCHEpULE:

VlHE partnership heretofore existing os-
tween the undersi gnsd, under the arm
name and style of BUSBY, JOHNSON q ~
lis this day dissolved by HTnitation. Eltlel
member OF the firm Is authorized 70 use tne
J. ]. BUSBY.
ID. N. JOHNSON.
TrrIv-A 1874 l. II. CUE.
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TO TIE PuRLTC.

Referring TO the above card, hereby an
nounce 70 my friends, and the shlpp-n on
Cot on generally, that 1 viii continue lne
Cotton Factorage and Commission business
Al the Old stand of Busby, Johnson & o., =
FronI street. under the name and style OF
III. BUSBY & co. Respectfully,
J. J. BUSBY.
4arnnhfs- Tenn. Julv 4. 1874 ty5
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MEMPHIS. A. D. 1900. y

there will be g. thousand furnaces light
ing Up with eternal fires the narrow val
ley in which Birmingham reposes,
walled IN on the north by mountains of
coal and on the south by those of iron.
These mountain ranges are only two
and half miles aparS and here are col
located greater riches than were ever dug
from California guiches or gathered from
the plains Of India or mountain.fast-
nesses Of Peru.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-22
THE GENTLEMAN WITH SPECTACLES
How lie Didn't Take a Horse.

\ few hours after Mr.. Cochran and q
friend rode into the city, yesterday,
their equine flesh suddenly faded away
like beautiful dream or most any
thing that has u habit of getting out of
sight with much Observation-Disclosures
Surmising colored person in the wood
supply or inhaling the exhalations
from an expired rodent, they told their
sadness and loss to Sheriff Barkley,
and that glorious official accredited his
gallant son, young Mac, and two other
gentlemen, to look up The case.
With the unerrlng sagacity of sleuth
hounds these lieutenants of the sheriff
at once struck the trail of the would
be thieves and found the horses tied to
a tree about three quarters of mile
north of the city in the Trinity bot
tom. "Ah halp thought Mac, "this
means that they'll keep them here I'M
Til night, and then ride them off. Well,
we shall see whatwe shall see, and so
We'll all hide here in the bushes and
when they comeup to ride Oft their
prize Wen bounce out and walk them
up town on the boots OF their
ear! !" And putting a bush
between the horses and themselves
they awaitedthe coming of their men.
They didn't have to wait until night,
though. But a few minutes elapsed,
when high toned looking cuss, wear
ing glasses, and a pard stepped up
from by path aud at once proceeded
to caparison the two horses, and when
about to mount, Mac lifted himself up
from behind the secreting bushes, fol-
lowed by the others, aud presenting
the hollow end of their pistols at the
man with the glasses and his pard, in
formcdthem that right there they might
stop. One, however, darted of, followed
by shot from one of Macs forces, but
made his escape. Macs specialized gen.
tleman made similar trial, but one of
the bullets of Macs 'coaxerv hauled
him in, and he was led up to the court
room and was put in Jail last night, to
be dialogued by the grand jury to-
day.
We must congratulate our young
friend, Mac Barkley, on his courage,
GOODNESS and judgment exhibited in
this arrest, and three cheers, tiger
and lion SO for you, my boy!
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rne InlernntInnnI IlaleL.

This entirely now establishment slt-
naled on Lamar street, and directly
opposite the passenger depot az the
Pacific road, Is open 10 the public UNI
dor the management Of ~ whole
soul, prlnccly-heNrted and true gem
tlemnn as the stato Of leSNs possesses,
The oyor-Ihoughthl and genlAi'spr'
lied Major Irwin. The appoint
menls OF this house are all entirely
new, aud each room h u coy nook of
comfort, cleanliness aud convenience,
The table eXpgossesat once The epiourlah
taste and artistic oaieMo of the expert
encod host, aid there Is moi a dish but
Is filed with the finest vegetables aud
every delIeOcy Mr., Abbott has charge
Of the Office, aud Is most efficient AID
in the conduct of the hotel. The trav-
cling public should give our friends OF
the international trial.
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure OF Malls at Dallas Pos
nfilce.


Arrival and Departure OF Malls at Dallas Post.
ONCE.
Northern mail arrives daily at S:35 p m;
departs AZ 6:2iBi m. Y
southern mail arrives at $40 u m; departs
at S:s5 p IN.
Texas and Pacific mail arrives at 2:l5 n m;
Fort Worth, Weatherford and Jacksboro
mall arrives except sundays at p In; de-
parts Except Suniaysl at z % M.
Denton and Wise County, Lewisvllle and
Trinity Mills mail arrives Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at g p nj; departs Tuesday,
Thursday aud Saturday at Am.
Cleburne, Hood County, Cedar Hill, Mans
field and Alvarado mail departs Monday and
Thursday ri ! an, arrives Wednesday and
Greenyiie, Hunt County, Rockwall and
Miilwood maillarrives Tuesday and Friday
Of II -ni.; departs Tuesday and Fridayat
W,ixahachie mail arrives Monday, We'd
nesday aud Friday ut PM; departs Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at7l2 am.
Scyene, Haught's store and onion Hill
mail arrives Tuesday. Thursday and Saturl
day at l2 m. departs Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday ut pm.
All mails close att p IN, as the bulk Of the
mail arrives, and IL distributed at night
william Jones, Postmaster; =. y. Jones,
Assistant Postmaster; owen Gerry, Chief
Clerk; w. -. Adams, Mailing Clerk; Harry
Neihi, delivery Clerk; u. A. Brown, Box Dis
rlbutIng Clerk,
Persons having gEieyanees against. the
Office on any acc0uDll VIII please report the
fast In writing or In person. 70 the postipas
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what They Did with some Counter
letters,


Captain G, ID. Blood, who clothed
hlmself with "big heap" Of constabular
glory while acting rs n policeman IN
this city, has our thanks for this scrap
Of news: "Uounterfellers sentenced oh
the 10Th ut Tyler, as follows; Jessie
G.. Smith elias roodes smith, passing
counterfeit two dollar and huff gold
pieces, three years in the penitentary,
and one thousand dollars fine. John
4. Griffith, same offence and same SELL
teuco. Philip lIaunta, passing fifty
dollar treasury notes, and having ON
his person when arrested twenty-eight
hundred and fifty dollars OF the same
denomination, sentenced eight years
and three thousand dollars fine. Il. l..
lIickby, for raising u two dollar noteto
one of twenty dollars, lac being almost
blind was sentenced TO ninety days In
the county Jail, and one thousand dol
lars fine. Columbus Hinckley alias
"Buckskin Bill" for making and pass
ing counterfeit nlckels, was convicted
by the jury, sentence to be passed
on tomorrow Goth; his term will most
likely exceed all the others.'
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Arrival ANA Departure Of Trains a,
Dallas.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
CITy OF DALLAS.

MayOr~~W, H.. Cnbell,
lingincnr--W lllam NJ. JOhDson.
Attorney William NJ, Edwards.
Iroasuror--llopert II, West.
Assessor and CulleGlOr-Thomns j, koeton'
ACCOMPLISHMENTS penlL
Deputy Marshnl--I0hn H. Ryan.
POlicemon--j. W, spencer A. W. MI khon-
u. NJ, Russell, &, ID, Blood, samuel CrabD, r.
II. =. Nichols, W, +. Morton, j, H. Elder, j.
y llpmr, Is, A. stewart, stephen Hudson,
Frank Tuhtcn,
Health Onloor;-.Dr. NJ, A. Cornelius.
Aldermen First ward; X. u. Burlses, jamea
A. Leonard, Henry l3ryny. Second ,wnrhi u,
waTd x, A. Honsley, John Owens, James q
Mcdonnell. Fourth ward; II. Il, Mcconnell
W. q, Young.
Tho oiiiccs Of the various city officers are
~ the city market house. The board OF Al
derinen meet In regular session NJ tho conh'
eli room over the market, every Tuesday
night,
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lee Crenn ParIors.

Messrs. L. T. Botto & Bro, confec-
tiones, on the southeast corner of the
public square, have fitted TWO rooms in
rear of their store for the accommoda-
ton Of ladies aud gentlemen, where
they will serve d pure article of ice
cream at fifteen cents or two for TWEEN
ty-five cents. These parlors are fitted
mp In the most comfortable style, and
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Deputy Purnell, son ofUnited States
Marshal Major Purnell, has shown us
telegram from the jailor at Brenham,
Texas, saying that he has one of the
robbers of the San Antonio stage sure,
and that he thinks he can secure the
other two in a very short time. We
hope this may be so, but we begin to
fear that it may be Il sort of a "Bender
family case.n--[Austin Stateman.
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IIi,ics and LeniIior.

Hides are coming in spNringly, Messrs'
schoelliopf II Doelling furnish quotations
as follows;
Flint dry iO%@l7I@ci selected dry l7ci dry
sailed lio green sailed Sc; deer skins 2O@26ci
n OF for damaged In all classes.
Harness Leathcr-Onk 400 i1c; lIomlock $50
Ale; Skirtng il@tjc, sole Leathor-Oot ij@
BE-; HemloGls G}a Zoe.
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GENERAL SHERMAN will not leave
Washington TO establish the army
headquarter at st. Louis untilOotober.
He thinks there are several advantages
in the proposed removal, among which
is mentioned the fact that the bulk of
thelarmy is stationed west of the Miss,
issippl, and in case of any Indian wal
or other troubles in that section army
operations couM he better directed
from st. Louis than from Washington.
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LOCAL NEWS
.. n. nAnrIloLow. loool Eai,or,
me OllcIai Paper Of ne city
IMn MNMlL.

We have the mcsiliica and the work
men ,o do as good work, aud at ~
low rates, nm can be dome anywhere
md We ncan 20 do u. Brsns your
Fine Job Work 20 THE DAILY HER"
AID GpFICE. CORNER a. Main ans
lamar streets.
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esdtf orClark. Bryan II Blake

Although the dull season Is
setting in. the "OEA Reliable"
book and stationery house of
Pierce AZ Kyle, continue 10 re-
cciye heavy invoices Of goods
In their line. Dallas IL growing
fast. but they keep ahead oil
her, and have abOwt the largest
book store in tlae stale.
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Bright rs sunheams and joyous as
birds, the Sunday school scholars of
the Episcopal church, in charge of the
teachers of the different classes, ZELDA
picnic yesterday on Turtle creek, three
miles from this city, on u spot pre-
pared in the lovcliesr and most de-
lightlul manner for their Innocent
revelyy. This most charming occa.
sion was planned by George *.
Meriwether especially for the
pleasure of the sunday school pupils OF
the parish, and his genial patience and
studied care of the little ones yester-
day, providing for their every imagin-
airy want and contributing to their
thorough delight, manifested the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and noble impulses
of this gentleman. Would that we
had more of such citizens.
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English Female Bitters, that famous female
medicine, has become u by-word among our
people, and many relieved ladies bless DR..
Dromgoole for its introduction.
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A Rare chance.

VIZ Offer fur sale our store at Granbury
Texas, one doing more business than any
two houses in Hood county-all cash. The
business has always been and Is now very
profitable. We have good fire proof house
and nice, well selected stock OF goods.
want my brother TO assist me here Is my
only reason fer selling. lF
s. d. BLAKE,
Ga,l1f OfClark, RrNnn u Blake.
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CAN'T ST0P.
The Kansas City Delegation VIII Go
Through Like a Dose OF Salts.

TO the obliglng courtesy of our friend,
Burton, manager of the telegraph office
in this city, we are enabled to lay be-
fore our readers the following dispatch:
HOUSTON, May 2l.
Mr.. BuRroN-Please say to the COM
mittee that the delegates are very sorry
that they cannot stop at Dallas, as by
doing so they would miss connection
and would be laid over Sunday at Fort
Scott. Y. z. COOK.
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NOTICE.

MAYORS OFFICE,(
CITY OF DALLAS, May 2, 1874.
All persons having scrip, bonds or other
evidences Of Indebtedness against the city Of
Dallas, are hereby notified in obedience to q
resolution Of the city council, passed on the
first day OF May, 1874, to present the same to
the city Secretary for registration, before the
W. L. CABELL,
7edtd Mayor
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Gold Peas, Blank Books. Eic.

Gold Pens, Blank Books. Eic.
The largest, most complete
and elegant stock Orgoid pens,
blank books. stationery, bibles,
sunday school literature, Inks,
pocket books, bankers eases,
feather busters. picture frames,
albums, pocket cntIery and cro-
quet aeis In Dallas. IN III FraDls-
HAS book store. Maip street.
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Jnsi received Mark Twain's
lasi book. .'I'he Giided Age'
and the life of Edwin Forrest,
by James lsccs.
PIERCE a. LYLE.
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IIlST,pPs on Tnp pp,Cg
SCilOOL COMMISSION Frs.
LIST OF LETTERS.

manning in Dallas postoiiloe May q, 1874.
Parties calling for the same Will please say
"advertised," and give date OF list. such of
them MS remain IN the office uncallcd for ut
the end of four weeks will be sent to the
dead letter Office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-22

Have yOn tried the new sta
iiOncry and paper iirm, ELM
street. next 10 Whe,.i's. Rccd ~
Lati'rOp will sell envelopes.
writing and wrapping Pisper,
and stout MANILA bags, All ~.
louis prices.