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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25
Splitter iim0 SafRem.

Die beieienen 8eiber, uel6e Die tleinen
Stdote I'M Snnern bes Ganbes beteno uno
beuleno our9Sieben, UNI benz .ru6ioIen"
une n%iinObaiten" Genulie s%eiitiser Sc
trdnfe Elm gnoe gu MAIDEN, itelen bic brei=
ie Sebauptuns aut, baB an Den meiiten,
iuenn ni9t an allen l9peren Yerbreden,
ipel6e besan9en iperoen, Der Srunf idulo
lei.-8ir %bebaupten nit glei9er geitimmt=
belt, oaB an minoet tens ebeno
b Serbre6en, ipie bur9 bic Sruntlu6t
peranlaBt perben, Die @ eibe i9ulr Iinb
uno oaB aud Die Sruntlu6t Der Mdnner
in iebr pielen 5daen bur9 Die " eiber
peranlabt lit.
Ser dfiii9e unb peridwenoerii6e &lei-
oerpub Der meilten ameritaniiden
@eiber; ibr Mansel an Sinn fir d6te
Sdusli6teit Die i6amloie Terna6ldlli=
gung ibrer Yfli9ten oils Sausirauen,-
bieie iinb Die Nuelle oes llnslids uno bes
Serbredens fir Sauienoe BON Wdnnern.
-9ie @meritanerin mad Der Mobe liebt
in Der Gbe nur Elm Mittel, ibre %wabnlinni=
&c @ier nad Yub unb Sanb gu befrieOi=
sen.-Ser Mann lit ibr einfa6 ein @8es
len, wel6es @elO Su &leibern uno G6mud
I9afen muB. W o ; er er es nimmt, ba-
mad frd9t Tie ni6t; es 1T ibr polfommen
glei69iiltig. sic piiroe li9 berabsuIeben
glauben, penn lie li9 INN Die Griperhsper>
bGltniiie hires Wannes tiimmerte uno Ii6
bemibte, ibre Sebiirfniiie na9 leinem Gin
tommen einSuri6ten. Den &opf poa Iei6=
teiter II. o%berlG9li6iter S9einbiloung, 10
oaB es ibr an jeslidem Sriebe 81 erniter
9eiiti9er Sbati9teit 9ebri6t;-bur6 iinn=
lole VerbGtl6elunS uno 2Obpreiiuns ibrer
~S9Onbeit", Die tic BON SusenO auf als
Elm Weroienit Su betra6ten gepobnt lit, 81
einem eitlen 3israiien gema9t,-bat le
nur ben einen GebensSrped lire Sefann-
tinnen nno r6reunbinnen" an &oitbarteit
Der 8eiuanOnn9 II. oes S9muds gu iiber=
trefen. Ni6t cine 8efdbrtin hires Wan=
mes in Suit uno 9eiO, ~ionoern cine tldsli9
gebre4li6e Ynppe lit iie, Die peber Sd
bigteit, nod guit bat, ibrem 8atten bdus-
li4es Seba9en iu bereiten,-oie nit ibm
ni6ts Su lpre9en peiB, OILS iiber Die neue=
item Mooen an Siiten, &leioern, S6leiern,
Sddern, Ooer jammerli6en &latI6 iiber
Mitslieoer ibrer &lr6ensemeinbr, bic Den
i.seno einem plumpen irii6en
Sienitmaoden iiberldBt, 70 bab Ie ni6t
bur9 bas einiade Mittel elmer aus
ten &ii9e ibrem Wanne oas Saus anae-
nebm 81 MAIDEN iu6t. Mas anoers lam
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25
n 2Nieeisfans Graf Seoo6owski,
Grsbii&uf BON @nsisn-Y cisn.
0prtissuna.l

Grsbii&uf pom @ussn- ycisn.
0urtissuns.)
II. 4pufolii&er 9elesat in Golums
bism ano papfli9er 3untius in
Sriiiel.
SIM Sabre 1856 purre Der Muritcr Der
portusiefl1sn Nuneiatur 0raf 9eec6s
opsfi gum a pUtcIiiGenO elesas
ten fur bic iipamsrifaniI6e Hspublit
Columbia Deer Neus0 ranaca En-
nannt. Gr ieselte alio nod psrlelbcn
5immelssesenr, ME einit 0raf Waitai
mad Chill. Seinen 0obniB lGlua er
In Der 5aupttabt psS 4anpss Spapta
auf. IS bsitanp rOrt @nfansS bas bette
G%inSernsbmm 3pil6en Der fatboliI6en
Hesieruns unp Dem GleruS, unp sur srSes
ten 6reupe Ger Saupttapt purpe Ole Sc
ielIldaft Ssiu pabin b%erufsn. Der apps
itolilde Oclesat befSrcerte natarli6 bic
itrens fir6lide Iibtuns reS Staates.
Od brad ciRrr jsrer &scoluticnen aus,
ME iic in Zen rur6 sebeime @eisul6afs
ten unterpiiblten characterization Staas
tell 10 bduii9 Sprfpmmen. Gs 1T interci
liant ;u erfabrcn, wie lplbc GeSplutipnen
bort 9enaht werren; man bEre nun aus
Dem Wunce zines %Nusenseusen, wie risS
in Gclumbisn spr ii9 SinS.
SIN &anre berridte Jtube unp Srie.
ben. Oa Ssi6ab Elm pronunciamsntc.
Cine 9rpee Sdaar BON NeSoluticn1rcn
wdl;te iid Sesen pie Sauptitapt unp ers
Oberte pielelbe purb ibre llebermadt.
Gin Saufen Sepafnetsr 500 sesen pas
Standardization. Die Sbire 1T ees
l6lolsn, aber Re bridt untsr ben aepals
tissn StSsen suiammen. Die Srpcnss
lsuts battsn li6 bereits auf ben COB aes
fabt semadt; bic 6ludt war unm5ali6.
Der Sbere ains zen sinbre6rneen Meus
terern entscsen. Opd fiebe, or wirr Don
cieien nit Der srSbten Gbrfur4t besriibt.
Iuf feline Srase, mas iie wpuen, antpOrs
ten iie ibm: es isien i'm Gcaeeium Spl.
paten unr Wafen Seritedt ie mdbtsn
SausluHuns balten. De- Sbere Ysrs
nsint bic MnfIase peper Elm @spebr nod
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25

I'M GrceB 81 tbun, laBt i'm sdnSli6e Gnt=
baltIamteit iiben, pber Die Irbeit aufgebei,
pber iterben, oenn es lit better tobt als Elm
SrunfenbDlb su iein. Serner, Der GrSbi=
l6of fam ni9t einen Y~rieiter auiforoerr,
Den gDttli6en ltrbeber %unlerer GeligiOn 81
lditern ourd iOl6e Srasen, als: marum
er Den @ein su 6anaa ma6te fiir Die
SphseitSeGlte; iparum er bas Ibenbmabl
oes 6errn tbeilneiIe nit @ein bariteate,
nobel er Die gppitel aufiproerte, bapon si
genieben pOrum Sebopa's beiliger 8eilt
uts in Der Sibsl belebrt, baB @ptt ben
Wein maGte, INN bas SerS bes Wieni6en
su erireucn" (Ylalm 1O3.131) uno Die De
be gu fragen, warrm lie teilen @ein niebr
mlieiert, Der &ott unO Die Wenl6en frDbli1
ma6t" (Gi4ter 8. 49, Warum piinl6te
Der lterbenbe Yatriard, inter Dem Gin=
f1uile sottli6er Snipiration, ieinem Sobne
y&ei9tbum oil @ein"? @arunl, binmie=
Oerum, iagt uns Der beilige 8eift, Oab es
na6tbeilig lit, Walier pocr @ein allein 81
%trinfen, baB es aber angenebm 1T, tic 81
mil6en ooer bis,peilen oas cine, bislpeilen
oas anoerc Su ~trinfen, pie I'M lebten 8erle
bes alten Seitaments. Nber Soft, lagt
nan, made Den @ein ni6t; mir baben
seSeist, baB er i'm made. No6 ma1te
er oas SrOb, auBer in Dem @unber bon Den
Sroten in Der Wiiite. Gr bat aber Die
Srauben uno ben @ei5en sema6t, woralls
man g8ein uno Sroo beritelt, bas cine
our6 einen YroSeB, Der ni6t piel einfahcr
lit, als bel Dem anoeren. Sie &atbolifen
balten Ii9 an Die 9ibel unb periteben lie,
unb nit Dem beilisen Yu9e Dor ibnen,
f0nnen mir ni9t nit Gpmbel, Bud unb
Serge, uno nit Yeten unb Sinsen i'm
StraBentotb, ~oiejcnigen ercommunisiren,
pel6e trinten eber wel6e Die SlliIisteit
ausl6enfen, Die Soft sema9t bat, INN nit
MdBisfeit unb Santbarteit 9%enoiIen Al
weroen. SieIes lit Oaber bas Chit bes
Wortes. bon @ott: rSrau6e, aber mib-
braude nidt."
Dor einisen Sabren wanbten 5id orei
ober bier proteitantiide @eifli6e an ben
grSbildof unb eriu9ten Inn feline Witpir=
tuns, bic &neipen su beieitisen ; als bic
6rase, oh Der Yerfauf beraul9enoer &C.
trdnfe ~licenfirt ooer sdnSli9 berboten ,per-
Den iOle, sur Spra9e fam, laste er linen,
er empfeble ernili9 Die auferlesuns elmer
boben GelbbuBe ober 9icens auf Den 0er-
taui beraui9enber 8etrdnfe unb oab be-
ionbers jene idle9ten @irtbl6aitcn, mo-
perfdll9te @etranfe an Minoeridbriae,
Sruntenboloe, Mdnner unb Srauen, lpel=
DE jest Die peit Der Geieai9aft, cine
Sdanoe fir ibre Samilien, unb Elm boies
8eiipiel iinO, u~erfauft iperoen, unerbittIi6
seldlOIien perben iollen. OieB bGlt er
fir Die pirilamne MaBresel Sur @srbin-
oerun9 oes betlasten uebels. Gs piirben
oaour6 Stueir ooer breitauienb jener S6l-
lenIdliinoe, BON ipel9en unlerer Gtaot be-
itdnois @efabr orobt, seldloiien merben
uno es miiroe Der Staet Den 9rObten She'll,
penn nidt ale ~gussaben fir Oas @rbeits-
baus unb anbere gnitalten eriparen, si De-
rem grbaltuns Die ebrli6en, nii6ternenYiir-
ger jest 10 idper b%eiteuert linb.
@6tunsssOl unterbreitet glen, bic es
ansebt.
s. %. YurceIL
Grsbii6Of ppn Cincinnati.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-22

THE democratic state committee of
Illinois met last week and adopted a
call for state convention, To he held
at Springfield, August 10th. The call
embraces all voters of the state who de-
sire to promote the following named
principles
/. The restoration of gold and silver
as the basis of the currency of the
country; the speedy resumption Of
specie payments, and the payment of
all national Indebtedness in the money
recognized by the civilized world.
2. Free commerce.
3. Individual liberty, and opposition
to sumptuary laws.
4. Rigid restriction of the govern
ment, both state and national, to the
legitimate domain of political power,
by excluding therefrom all executive
and legislative intermingling with the
affairs of society, whereby monopolies
are fostereti, privileged classes aggran-
died, and individual freedom unneces-
sarily and oppressively restrained.
3. The right and duty Of the state to
protect its citizens from extortion end
unjust discrimination by chartered
m0nOp0hes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-22
A VIRGINIA Sra,ron /.

Recently there died, in the city of
Petersburg, Miss Eliza II. Wallace, of
the county oil Lunenburg. Miss Wal
lace was on visit to friends at the
same time of her death. All through
our southern country are men who
remember the kind services of this
estimable lady during the war
Although great sufferer herself
from chronic disease, she always lent
n ready ear To the wants of our soldiers.
Poor in this worlds goods, she yet was
enabled by her energy aud persever-
ance to open aud maintain soldiers
hospital Mt Blacks and Whites, in
Notloway, and from the doors of this
bosptable shelter the wounded, the
sick, the hungry, the tired, We're never
turned away. AT home or abroad In
the camp or on the public highway,
she was always the soldiers friend---a
ministerng angel TO the thirsty, the
hungry, and the naked n healing
physician to the sick and wounded---
She had kind and hopeful words for the
wearied confederate, and endeared her
self to all with whom she came in con-
tact. Quaint III her manners, conliilng
anu hNi NuySi ''''
strangers Us with friends, she was an
unfailing source of entertainment; but
the beauty of her life was so fully illus
trated in every word and act that the
rudest never treated this guiieless old
lady otherwise than with the most UNI
bounded respect
The writer know "Miss Liza" for
more than quarter of a century, and
in all that time has never met one hui
man being who more consistently eX-
emplilied in her walk and CONVERSE
ton the teachings of the master she 80
humbly aud constantly followed. She
died with the same trustfnlness in her
Lord, and with the same resignation
to the DEGREES of Providence as she
had ever maintained in her life of pain
full afliiction. Truly mother in Israel !
Thousands who read this tribute viii
recall some act of Kindness received at
her hands, and drop grateful tear to
her memory. May she rest in peace.
Il Richmond Enquirer.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

THE WEEKLY HERALD will be pub
lshcd every saturday morning. Subscllp-
lon, $3.50 per nnnum sl,5O for SIS months,
,,ayuDle In advance. No subscription taken
Tor a less period thnn six months.
Advertisements inserted NJ the rate of 81 20
ner suIiaro for the hrsl Insertion, and % cents
Tor ench subsequent insertion,
Obituary notices, marriages, deaths, public
meetings, cards of thanks, etc. TO be paid for
nj half advertisement rates.
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AGi.N ~.
,linu nrnni, q. w. nocl,ell

travelling agenti G. W. Beckett
New York; a. P,Rowell, \. NJ. Pettengill &
yo aud Bates Il Locke.
Philadelphia: Coe, Weatherill 4 Co.
Cincinnati; \. II. Parvin.
New Orleans, Thomas Mcintyre.
Shreveport w. II. sparks,
Houston; ", n. Cushing
Austin, Texas; H, NogL
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MEDICAL.
DIR. w. BILLIE,

gen, nonmnrk honorary NJ b, ndm ID,
| University ~ lndoVR, itny inr several
years assistant phyhiclan 10 the relshgaled
Meoh, faflsi nom
NEW oISLinANfA. LA.
| Having been Tor many yunrH n etuuput AZ
ihR'lafge hospitals OF Paris, London. Vienna
aud unpenhagon, aud ~ thorough lniRc and
VARIED pinVlioo during fifteen. years, hnf
Valued most thorough knowledge % ihu
naiuru of all chronic diseases and Che trual'
nrlt thereof ana 10 has ln hls eAlonsiy,
practice had an unparalleled pncceA, nil
| very often effected d culu whore tNfiN REM
udy had been tried and nll hope OF rgtorn'
ZION had hccn doAnAird OIL
Nobody Whoever huiirfed OF the ledinu-
and Acknowledging disease, Dyspepsia, hns
ever In vain called nn nr hlllr, IN every
case hns he 10y his now mulhnin ~ treatment
Restored tho mnolunH OF tho hnnn,ll, aud
win " tbs health ana riWi ui the paucnh
aud many u person does to-day, WITH MALL.
lude, recall tho moment he placed himself
under Or, billos care,
fpr Tho treatment OF lnlles' diseases, nr.
llllle " desorvcdlv. lollownod, and no lazy
| OnnHdEA, llNslERlA, phuLAPAuS
urElii, or any nlhrr diAiAse peculiar 10 The
female system, ,huuln nul mil iooall IN hr,
| bile, ~ ihoN viii uuicklN nn relieved ~
lhelr nnftplnH nnd ultimately restored Ia
Dlseenos ol tho GENlrO.UnINARy or
CANS ANA chnunlc discusses pr inlle las
made u speciality, aud this scnnrse of llu.
mnnlh y nig'lly nnd quickly "Yoreomoh 10y
his nOW it'ntnpnt,
Doclluu Nid nervous dahiily Ia old ~
Young n quickly and lNtmnnvnily cured
hnu hill powcr r'stornd M man ~ too old
ana no young man ton dohllllhted tlat he
cannot he entirely inviuornted by Dr. iiilleh
treatment,
Or. BILLIE has resided iOr yvpls In New Or
leans, n endorsed by The medical finlerliir
there, and by his skin ANA knowledge has
obtained u graf reputation ~ a specialist.
Dr. nile WISHES Ia call Decentralization
10 his new discovery, by which he, by only
examining u few drops OF blood, can discov.
er N thcw N any ayphiltlc poison IN the
blood, which IL OF tho greatest Importance
ns tllc poison can lay quiet In the blood for
years, then 10 break out With all It's ravagth,
and no person who over has vonorea dis
OAses can BE- sure TINT he IN cured without he
Ing examined by DR.. Bile.
Diseases OF the lungs, heart and kidneys
quickly relieved ana finally cured.
mr. tlillp Ia now ln waen nj tina
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NOTICE.

II has become an absolute necessity with
ms 10 adopt the cash system. Hereafter we
will sell goods only for cash In hand. Thank-
ing our customers for past patronage, We
hone they will appreciate our motive in THIS
and send in their orders hereafter accompa-
MED with the cash.
LONE STAR OIL AND LAMP co.
Dallas, August %, 1874. ldSd5'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-22

PRESIDENT GRANTS two sons, Ulysses
and Jesse, with two companions, are
making an extended pedestrian tour.
They arrived at Pittsburg, Pa, on the
9th instant, having walked all the way
from Huntingdon, Pa, distance of
two hundred miles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-22

Thus far it seems as~hough all the
outspoken third-term men are southern
politicians. They are not generally
men whose character for statesman
ship, and whose views upon "nfiohal
topics, have ever been of such import
ance astomakethem prominent as lead
ers of parties, but, nevertheless, aie
gentlemen of pronounced good name
Why they should arise ut SO unpropi-
tious a date to proclaim n nomination
is question that may well puzzle
many, especially il thought is given
to the proverbial talk Of giving candl-
dates for Office their political death by
bringing them too early in the field
Washington Chronicle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-22

JOHN II. MORRIS, the man who killed
James.H. Reed, the Austin stage rob
Der, in letter to the Kansas City
Times, from Sherman, gives Reeds
dying statement rs follows:
He would not implicate any one but
himself. He said he had robbed stages
in Nevada, California, Oregon and
Arizona, and that he was the leader OF
the Iowa train robbery, the leader at
Ste. Genevieve and at Gad's Hill; but
he declared to the last that Mccoy, the
James and Younger brothers had nc
hand in these r0bberies.
He said that he was the man who
shot young Roster at Ste. Genevieve,
Mo.
Reed said that he had never robbed
poor man. and that he was not afraid
to die. He had one thousand dollars
In gold on his person when he was
killed. He said that he had twenty
thousand dollars in gold buried, but re-
fused to tell where it was.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-22
McCLELLAND nOrE,.,

whcrche Will bo pleased 10 see those needing
his services at once, ns his stay VIII be short
Consultations oonnlentally In English
German, french, DANISH Swedish and Nor
wegnn. llDlumilw0m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-22
DIR. TUTT'S HAIR DYE

Possessosqnulities that no other Dye does. Its
elect IL instantaneous, md so natural that II
gan not be detected by the closest observer.
II y harmless and easily applied, and IL In
general usc among the fashionable hpirdress-
ers in every large city In the United States
Price VI box, Sold everywhere.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-22

Three Oa1ly Fassengor IradHss
Leave Galveston at 6:l0 IN and arrive at
Houston NJ $50 n m. Fttf.l
Leave Galveston at 300 y IN and arrive at
Houston ut 600 p m. W
Leave Galveston at $50 10 and arrive AT
Houston at $50 y IN.
Leave Houston at 6:l5 m anu arrive ~
Galveston at 900 n m.
Leave Houston 1870 m and arrive At Gal
weston at $50 p m. 1891.
Leave Houston at $50 p m and arrive at
Galveston at ll:30 y m. Is.
On Sundays, passenger train leaves Gaiyes-
ton at 1000 q m. Leaves Houston nj 200 p M.
The 0: 10 a m train from Galveston con meets
al Harrisburg with the Galveston, Harris
buru nd kan Antonio railway. Comets nj
Houston with the Houston aud Texas Cen
trial railroad. 4 fiiN
The 400 y m express nom Galveston con-
meets with the Houston and Texas Central
The 900 D IN express from Galveston con-
meets with the International and Great
Northern railroad Mt Houston Mt 0 pm,
The lDs0 IN train nom Houston arrives al
Galveston at $3.50 IN. Connects with the
Ticket onices, 100 fremont street. Calves
ton, and at the depots.
Communication tickets TO local points, one
thousand and ave hundred mile tlckets, cen
be purchased n the ticket offices Of this COM
q. B. NICHOLS, Huperintendent-
II. y. ANDREWS, 0enerel Ticket ASena -.
enu
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TNr HERALD JOE OFFICE

Has bean thoroughly reorganissd and L
nnliv pvepared 70 DO all kinds OF JOB
fRfnTiN6 in the latest styles and q
~ teNe0 RfteeA -.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-22
NOTICE..
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

or Dallas in the City of Dallas, In the county
of Dallas, and State OF Texas, has heen duly
organized under ana according to the re.
pulfements of the act of congress entitled
IAN act 10 provide national currency, secured
by pledge Of United States bonds, and to
provide for the circulation and redemption
complied with all the provisions Of said act
required to be complied with before com
mencng the business OF banking under said
acf.
Now therefore, |, John Jay knox, comp.
troller of the currency, do hereby certify
that the First National Bank of Dallas, In
the city of Dallas in the county of Dallas,
and State of Texas, is authorized to com
mence the business of banking under the
act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
and seal OF office this 18th day of July, 1874.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
I3Sd60d Comptroller OF Currency.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-22
rHE DAILY HERALD,

onice IA Third story of clark 4 brS-
ans New BniIdiag, Corner Of Lan'nr
and Main streets, bnsiness OnAce'-
Front ROOm IN second story.
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$4,000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE

In northern Texas, to-wit:
l47B acres ;u Coleman r0Dnsy; so
acrca in Hunt couafy; 370 acres iu
benton connty; 32VHercs tn Montague
county; 1850 acres Ia uBsSnnr cauHty;
$50 acrcs Ia ArclIrr cUssnsyi 1900 acres
iu Dpitss connfyi 4 Nns dwelling
houses in city OF neUisop: one mere
ground In thr center ~ tlse town 0f
ROniiam, FnnDin connfs.
iiaIhsclts property as follows Thirteen
vacant lots nf grOnnu on Main street, - by
no trai; eleven lots on Commerce street. one
col titg. un iiori street, one twp-eiory resi-
lenoe on Commerce. street, and Phoenix
hotel, un Main strNtt
The mode ~ drawing and distribution Of
This valuable property will Ia short time,
be peri ctei and published and tickets
placed on sale Until more suitable loca-
lion can be secured the main Office of the as
suciajlun will be located on Main street,
next door 10 % X restaurant, at which place
the public are invited 10 witness the distii-
button Ofgjfts,
Fui! informnii0n can be obtained of any
agent or at office Of the association, Main
street. WHITAKER& WILKINSON,
Managers.
Each and every drawing witnessed and at
tested By j. W. Lane, Notary Public:
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THE DAILY HERALp ispubIisbed every
morning, except Monday, AZ $40 Year. IN
aIynnoe S5fOrsix month"; 81 iorone month
a cents for one week hnsle copies, ~
spnh,
The Daily Herald is now furnished 10 sub
scrlbers by carrier AZ ~ cents pgr week. The
nnper will be delivered regularly onch morn
lnr al nm early hour, " any part oi The clty
and suburbs within mile nnd hnlt OF the
court house. Subscribers fIllng Ia receive
their paper will Obllge by reporting 10 Mr..
Neville ut this Office,
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GIFT DISTRIBUTIONS,
DALLAS
Agricultural and Mechanical
GIFT ASSOCIATION.

distribution Daily 1T u NJ. and GP.M.
Every purchaser entitled 10 n gift of value
I'VE have no blanks1. Everything pertain
ing TO the distribution OF glfs done Ia pablo.
THE drawn numbers vary cacii day,
and ARE ~. ij and IA. drawn from ~
numbers, placed Ina glass wheel.
Rates of Pay nei,ts are III follows.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-22

swINpELLs 6 SIMMONS, Pro'prs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-22

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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-21
The Ta1-payers' Convention.

This body, composed OF the leading
citizens OF the State, adjourned yestcr-
day. after fonr days session. Tho
proceedings have been marked with u
dignity and force which will, doubtless,
be productive OF much good. We have
presented full reports of the proceedings
from day to day, thus keeping our read
era fully abreast of the action of the
convention. The memorial to the Gene.
raj Assembly was presented yesterday,
and was made the special order for
Tuesday next. Owing to tho length OF
the report OF the proceedings in our
issue OF this morning. we are compelled
toforego editorial review for tho present.
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UNITED STATES CoURr-CHARLEsToN
february IA rule was granted
against Thomas J. Gibson, on petition
Of VIM. G.. Childs, compelling him to
show cause, on the Goth inutant. whv hc
should not be declared bankrupt.
Tho petition of F. Lambert. assignee oi
[. SuIzbacher, to sell property, was ra.
forred to Registrar Jaeger to call in lien
creditors and report. The assignees OF
james MoEevee. bankrupt, were al.
loved to compromise a claim of B. r.
miller conditionally. The report of the
assignee OF Adam Ivy, bankrupt, on ex-
cmpted property, was confirmed. The
petition OF Charles Bird, of Lancaster,
Tor final discharge in bankruptcy, was
referred to Registrar ClawsOn.