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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04
New Haven, Conn.

NEW HAVEN, CoSS., February The
Democratic State Convention was held to-
day, David Clark. the liberal republican
OF Hartford presiding, and reaouiinsted
unanimously tho entire state ticket OF last
election, With Governor lngersoll at its
head.
Coy. ingersoll was informed Of tho
noIniaation. This platform adopted de-
clAres dsy otiOn To the constitution, the al
fairs OF tho people and that the several
states have the sole right 10 govein them
selves, subject only ~ limitations Of the
constitution: denounces co-ruptions aud
extravaganza in high official places ;
fAvors retrsnchment and reform in the
national and state governments con-
dsmns the salary grabbers, ring politicians
and land monopolistsi denounccs in the
strongest terms the present federal nd.
ninistrntion and the procuring Of the
money from notoriously corrupt ring al
, Washington charges the panic and ia
results 10 policy pursued by the govern.
| nent; demands speedy return 70 specie
! payments; opposes the unjus,s and uu,
| equal TAXATION condeInns land grant,
and Monopoiiss; favors legislation bene
acisl TO the industriA, classes and impos
ing such restraints upon grssplng corpo
rst'ons and stock gamblers, ~ we'll 10 &c
prevent financial fluctuations, which al
wAys result 10 . debassd CURRENCY and
starving Of workingmen and women
favors the bringing Of the question OF ,
constitutional con vention directly befor
tbs people and finally, expresses sympa
, thy for al people struggling Tor freedom,
and cslls upon the general government I
sttsnd to them the support consistent wit
the laws OF nations and in accor lane
|. with the principles of our Republics
, government, The convention sdlournsl
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04
Wilkesbarre. Pa
riRs IN a COAL NINE.

wiLksBARRE, February 3.--The fire
10 the Empire coal mine broke out yes
terdsy in the main way, where the men
were working and when it was thought 10
have been subdued eighteen Of the men
we're brought ~ the surface insensible,
from tho effects Of gas and sulphur, but
recovered after being attended by .
physician. The DIRE is worse than a. any
time during the elk weeks which il has
been burning.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04
COMPRESSION Al.
HOT Sc.

WAsnIs0roS, February The House
conInittes authorizing the na.ional bank
Of nsgersIo~n 10 change in location 10
Washington aud become the Citizens
National Bank OF Washington. Passed
after shot: discussion yess IA, nsys
~
Mr. S.owell, from tue posloitics COM
mit,ee, reported billto provide tina, the
law which limit. contracts in the post.
Office department to ono year, shall no,
spply TO msil locks and keys, mail bags,
s,ainps, stamped envelopes, postal caris
Or newspaper wrsppers. Passed.
The committees On Ways aud means to-
day agreed to report in favor Of admitting
sugar bee, seed free OF duty far limited
time
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04
Cincinnati
Alfpn( Ana

CiScissAri, February A Gazette
Laues'tsr Ohio special says tina, ls't night
two masked men catered the house Of afar-
mer named Hsl,on, Of Fairfield county,
aud one stood over hls bed with an up
lifted club and msde him disclose the
whereabouts of HE money, 5000, which
they took together With gold wAtch and
escaped, though pursued by the whole
neighborhoud.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04

"Bossn SHEPPARD givesths most elc.
CANT receptions and dinners in Washing
ton, and he and his family eojoy life to
the top Of their bent. Possibly he has .
clear conscience anapi not afraid Of the
result Of the anticipated investigation, or
on the other hand be may have made up
his mind 70 est, drink and be merry, in
defiance Of the social and political death
the future may have in store for him.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04

The members Of the legislature from
Southern Illinois are moving in the mat
ters of tho Southern Illinois penitsniisry,
and held a meeting on Saturday evening
last to tskt lpdsr Consideration the best
plan for securing its establishment. We
take the proceedings Of the meeting from
the Missouri Republicans special
Springfield dispatches
Ia 1866 an act WAS passed authorizing
the governor, at any time he might deem
1t advisable, 70 appoint five commissioners
10 Locale and erect u Southern Illinois
penitentiAry, at a cost not 10 yceed s. &c.
900. Governor Oglesby at one time sp-
pointed these commissioner, bu. the sen.
ate refused TO confirm them. The peui-
Tertiary N Joliet, although built for but
800 convicts, nov contains over 200 con-
vlcts, and IL, therefore, in crowded con-
dition. As necessity for another in.
stituiion OF this kind exists, and as the
act mentioned expires by Limitation be-
fore the meeting Of another assembly, il ID
deemed proper that an effort DO made Il
induce Gov. Beveredge 20 In take the mat.
ter in hand Mr.. Buxton acted as chair.
man OF last nights meeting aud Mr.
Hood ~ secretary. After e nsiderabl,
discussion ii was resolved thata commit
tee Of ave representatives and three ssna
tors DO appointed W esnyass the matte
by correspondence sui printed circular.
throughout the lower part OF the state, 4
order 20 induce the people 70 prsss the
tsnss Of the proposition. The commit,
are: Representatives Morrison, Z chat
man lnscore. Casey, Walker and Oberl
and Senators Youngblood, Ferrill m
Casey. II is understood that the govern,
does not look fsvorsbly upon the prop
sitionY but he has not probably given
any attention rs yet. II the need Of
new institution Of this Kind can DO show
him-Gnd it certainly can-there is
reason Why he should not regard 4
suphss pf1 Abe people Of the southern pc
iion OF the state, aud give them the ben
Lit Of the law.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04
THE MISSES SMITH OF GLAsTuN
WIZ BURY.

The Misses Smith Of Glastonbury, Con-
nsctieat, ere wealthy maiden ladies, whose
POSSESSIONS lying scar that town are said
20 DO ~ valuable ~ they arc fair 20 look
upon. Sometime since these ladies de-.
tssmined to adhere 10 the revolutionary
maxim mo taxation without Representa-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04

ALrIiouGn General Howard and his
friendsAre said TO be extremely anxious
ior a searching investigation Of his con-
nee,;on with the Freedn,en's Bureau, they
intend to have their say as TO who shall
constitute the court OF inquiry in his ease.
The appointment OF the court
lies with President Grant, but by . joint
resolution Of the lower House of Congress,
General Howard has been granted the
right to challenge any member Of it.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04
DIR. RANSOM'S
HIVE SYRUP AND TOLL
HONEY SYRUP

AA<AN 20 4 = I IL ~ X
DR.. Cox's Hive Group syrup has been
knewn and used by the MEDICAL pf ofeasiou
over 100 Years, and M remedy for Cold
and Coughs has an older and better repLts-
ton than ahy other Cough medicine ever
offered 10 The public. II 10 known 40 the
Compound Syrup OF Squills, and formula
may be- found 10 every me die al dispensatory.
Dr. Ransoin's Hive Syrup aud T0lu, 10 al.
ditlon 10 the Ingredients for Cox's Hive
syrup. contains Balaam OF rulu, decoction
Of skunk Cabbage Root and Lobslis, . com.
5inatton that mist commend IL 70 every one
as = superior OIedy for Group, Whp0plns
Cough. Asthma, bronchitis. Coughs aud
Colds. indeed Tor all affections ofrhe Throat
and Lungs when . coash medicine 10
necessary.
This syrup is carefully prepared under
the personal direction al q regular Ihysi.
clan Of over twenty years practice, whose
signature Is attached 10 the directions en-
the bottle.
II. taste Is very pleasant and children
like II.
Every family should keep It asa ready
remedy for Groups and Colds, etc, am0Sy
the children. .......
y. RANSOM, Son 4 Co., Propr's, buffalo,
y. \.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04

The printers of Indianapolis are on q
strike tor an increase Of wages. The pub
fishers have entered into an agreement
TO what they consider exorbitant demands
and are on the lookout for non-union
printsrs. TIE journals are issuing hall
shcsls SCI up by business men and women
aequSlnssd With the art of type setting,
whs volunssered their services.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04

THE robbers who plundered the Cairo
= and Fulton railroad train, on last Sstur-
day did not interfere with the ladies or
those on the cars they took to be working
mea. They carried of about twenty-five
thousand dollars instead Of the smaller
sum frs, reporeei. E
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04

WE have received the annual report Of
the president and directors Of the Mississ-
ippi Central iailrosd. From the presi-
dents report, We extract tho following
upon the importance OF the late extens sion
OF the road 10 this point.
The completion OF your northern extern
sion 20 Cairo will give TO your road what
it never had before, viz: An important
northern terminus, and an indepen dent
connection.
The connections al Cairo, open 10 us all
the northwest, and bring US within easy
access OF an unlimited supply Of coal, of
which the state of Illinois contains an
Arseef 90 0sqosrs miles, being more
thsndeuble tbss ofyirginis, nearly three
times Asbas III Peunsy ivania, and four
times that of Great Britain; and the two
great rivers will become our inexsustibls
feeders. The Cairo and Fulton, and Iron
Mountain railroads will give us direct
connection into all Missouri, Northern
Arkansas and Kansas.
Tie Cairo and Eincsnnes opens up the
rich grain growing regions of the Wa
bash and Matte riverivalleys, and speedy
nrss cha psesnger route by way OF In
dianapuS Htbbuvgh etc, TO New York.
by - uhhois (bntrrlroad we shall have
ling to@ Leuh and one 10 Chicago, and
al tho VNoithwess, Including Illinois,
Wisconsion and Iowa; givin., us splen.
did connection with tho Union Pacific
road and the Pacific coast, AS also most
e1cellen. route to New York, the Cana
dss and to Niagara Falls. These various
and tueepsnaent counec.ions cannot fail
- IL ;. a
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London.


l'"NDoN, February 8 -Thetotsl NUN
Der of the members Of parliament eleeed
or returned without opposition today wa
4, Of whom "a we're conssrv stive. aud ~
libstslt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04
Memphis.

MSNppIs, February 3--The Memphis
and Nashville rsilroad companys ms
chine shops, in the northern suburbs Of
tho city. were entirely Consumed by hrs,
q O'clock last evening, together with
Ave locomotives, seven cars and all the
machinery. There are various reports in
circulation in reference 20 the origin Of
the Are, but tho most plausible one 10 that
Q boy who attempted TO kindls Ere In =
cabooss with coal oil, which became ig-
hited, and the boy dropped the can. Tue
loss u estimated a. $3.50 900. No insur.
ancs. There are about five hundred and
twenty mechanics thrown OUT Of employ
nen.. The buildings burasd were tenn.
porAry wooden structures.
the MARDi CRAs.
Preparations for the carnival are &C.
lively progressing, In addition to Mem.
phis and Mystic krew, some two or three
organizations will participate, Including
all societies OF foreigners.
Twelve prisoners escaped from thu
Adams street station house, LAST night
by tunnelling.
] "a. Bicton and Tom. Lewis have hseI
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04
PetersbM,g,.va.
sEHTeNrRp,

rsrsNsSusa. VA, Februsry ? = Lonis
Rosentine and J ohm NJ cody, copv'ctsd Of
the murder II . farmer named Buchasan,
were sentenced this morning to 10 hung.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04
('Rtasa uaua. Pa.

CATAsATauA, February 2 II be rstiibg
mile here which have been idle since last
Oetobsr, resume this week ana aver 500
rnsu will obtain smpioy n,ept.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04
Providence.

Providence, February 3.-Smith's
Wooden mill store ana tenement and
dwelling 10 Millsville, Mas, burned this
morning and two mso we're burned 10
desth and two Others seriously injured.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04
R1ykR NEWS.

bniee OF Observation. Signal Service u. =.
army. Daily report Of the staye OF water.
with the changes for the 20 hours ending
O'Clock u. m. Feby,Iasy Z, 1874,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

fects Of errors and abuses In early lite. Man.
hood restored. Impedimsnts 10 marriage
removed. Now method Of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and cir.
sulArs sent free, IN sealed envelopes. Ad.
uress, Howard Association, No. +. South
Ninth street. Philadelphia, Ps,--sn instit,i.
ton having . high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skin. 1929 dAW3p
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04
ANOTHER HOLD KoHBERY,

The s,eAmboa. Ellen ID, used by Mr..
KrAn2 ~ n trading boat, while lying nj
Jordan. Landing, Boat river, Msrthus
parish, WA entered by . gang of we'll.
dressed highwsyn,sn who drew their pis.
tolls, blind,oldsd krp2 and his sssistants,
and robbed them OF money, Of vAlusbles
and goods which they could carry ot
Loss about $1,000. Tie hishWsymsn
were strangers in that section. 1t 10 sup
posed they belong 10 the Coy. band Il
Missouri
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04
THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1874

sentenced ts be banged on the lcth Vt
March Tor high way robbery.
= The Appeals JAcksou, Mississppi'
special says IN the senatorial contest to-
day oil oppos,sion withdrew, leaving the
Hruce (colorsd6 for che long term aud II.
X. keasss late superintendent of edaca.
tion, for the short term. who were elected
on the fret ballot. The contested case be
tween Nessrs. Griffln and Shserly, from
the twenty fourth Senatorial district, wee
decided for Shserly, who was seated.
A resolutioG was passed 10 adjourn sine
die on February 18th, but will never get
further than the table Of the Home.
IT.
Probabilities.
FOR wGDNRspAY
WAsHiS0ToS, February 3.--Eor New
England States winds backing to north
and west, with clouds and saow storms
The clouds will move nofthW into
Maine.
For Middle States westerly winds, with
cloudy or partly cloudy weather, and tis.
ing Temperature.
For Middle Atlanti, States rising bar.
otnster. With north westerly winds and
partly cloudy weather.
For south Atlantic and Eastern Calf
States north westerly winds, rising baroue.
ter, and partly cloudy and clear weather.
For Lover I.sks region northsrly winds
with higher asd stationary temperature
and generally cloudy weather, with oeca-
sional light snow.
For Upper Lakes aud Northwest rising
Barometer, cold northwest winds. and
cloudy weather.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04
| 2 GOO CASH CT TS
$1,6OO,OOO

viii be distributed among the ticket hold.
ere.
The tickets are printed 10 coupons OF
tenths. and all fractional parts will he repre-.
sented In the drawing just ~ whole ticket.
Arc.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04

GRANT, it is said, has not abandope ed
the idesrof a third term. ~.
nFA~--~-
GRANT, II Is said, has not abandoned
tho idsA Of q third torn.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04

Below high water marg.
Dbl. ...-. EDwIS BooIa,
Observer sig. ser. l.. :. A
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, February 3.--Lawrsncs
i'Afret, the distinguished usg ian, played
Richelieu At Mobile, commencing Ut noon
to-day and is playing the same here To-
night TO crowded house. He left here by
special train vt $50 this morning, accom-.
panied by number Of lady excursionists.
The trip was made ia three hours each
wsv, q distance OF l40 miles. f
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-04

Millinery Goods to be found IN the market
She VIII keep on hand
HATS, BosKKrs, FLOWERS, RIBBoNs,
DREss TRIMMiNas Oy ALL KINDS,
EADIEs FURNISHING Go0Ds, MOTIONS,
COLLAEs, USDERsLxEvEs,R Uvys,
And all goods found In millinery stores, all
OF which will DO disp0sed OF NJ tho lowest
cash prices. Mrs. Jackson respectfully
Asksa continuation OF the patronage which
has been 80 liDrially bestowed upon her by
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-12
EMIL Stock of IInis.

The live and decidedly successfully
house of Messrs. Hamilton n Co., are
in receipt Of the most beautiful and
stylish invoices of fall and winter hats
every placed on this market. This eX-
perienced firm have closely studied
the needs and taste of their rapidly in
creasing patronage and have just hit
it in the infinite variety which they
are now Offering at the most reasona-
bic figures. Among their bewildering
list we mention the servicable ar. Il.
Lee" the extremely handsome and
dressy Commodore" the tasty "Sun-
beam,n and the neat Congress with
the very beautiful "Wine Beaver
They have also the "oiled boiled black
dress stiff" and quite line of young
gents silk hats. BY all means if you
desire to be In style call at the sign Of
the "Big Red Hat on Austin street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-12

The beautiful hide mus room ~
every rural wagon lhal WINDS mo our
CITY
Cry MAnailAL JuNE PEAK ended
hlA Mexico tour yesterday, Ny ge''lhR
back home
TnE Dallas umbrella repalrer calls
very hungry about meal time 10 'hX
them umbrella
TnRnn IN alwaya q wagon 10 stand
on every street crossing In Dallas IN
muddy weather
pmiu, gANoen. of the mammoth
house Of snngerr, " back In time 10
feel the first norlheE
Tur senior Of the house Of Mcasp.
oonnor& Walker has returned. healthy
and hannv fran Nav York.
M -, 80. .,1 u..Lo,,ost
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-12

Our fall stock IL beginning 10
arrive, and will be larger than
ever before.
We still continue TO make
wall paper, window shades,
etc. n specially.
Purchasers will find our stock
complete, and the largest and
best selected i'm north Texas.
School books i'm great variety,
alI of which at Bottom prices.
PIERCE AZ LYLE.
SOY Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-12
The Night Watch NJ the Pacific Depot
AssnuItcu,

Yesterday morning, about daylight
rs the Waterman at the Pacific depot
was making his last round, he was set
upon by three men, one of whom at
tempted to knock him down with n
paddock by projecting II with great
force at his head, but missing Its mark,
and finding him dangerously on the
defense, the attacking party beat pre-
cipitate retreat, 1t was, no doubt, the
object of the villains to disable the
Waterman and plumber the depot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-12
TEXAS PRESS CONVENTION.

SECOND DAY-MoRNING SESSION.
The convention was called to order
at ten o'clock. The morning session
was devoted TO hearing the reports of
the committees and the reading of the
annual poems by Miss Fannie Sawyer
and G.. A. Cutler. A poem was also
read nom Mrs. Lottie G. Efnor, of
Hampstead. The annual address,
which was then delivered by Judge A.
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Incicry's pioneer NOdn Worhs, tppcr
Him street, DHIias, TrNAs.

The undersigned, pioneer In the manumo'
turc Of pure ana unudullomtcd bottled soda,
would respectfully inform his friends and
the public generally, that hc h prepared 10
nh orders to any oXlent promptly, either for
city consumption or shipment
lOldam II. u. XAClEIN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-12

In order 10 make room for
their new goods. which have
commenced arriving. Franklin
AZ Co.. booksellers, etc, are Of
fcring rare inducements TO the
trade
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-12

But since lHsi Summer ~ proportions
have heen ENLARGED " glRlnlir llmptr
siniis.
~ nav requires pne-lhlrl mpre rais
~ transport VI h liRs 0ne-lhid more
deus NJ Hulmalsi sprraHs hundreds %
irfl mDlr rAnYHssi nud a Hand lflplr
circus company The businrss
far thia season has Increased In wDpor'
tlnn ns ~ lis magnliurl Hld llif fuerres
at lhit great establishment b. Hssurrl,
We append lln following neatly Hnd
cheerful endnisfWppl irmi q ynlnnIilr
exchange ~ u the moot gigantic
affair nf the age having 40 lnimellhe
OhlOng lrni fpr TIE arena ana 0lhrTs
much larger Than have heretofore hfen
used hy similar Institutions, 10 cons
prlses with ~ varied departments q
iiallllng splendnr ~ arenlp lnlpul,"
lhe lhONslndsOi pleasliiRullracllnns
Of ~ many departments VII Blpnlly
nmusc, benefit aud Instruct he public
taste fora moral show, and VIII At
once display ihe wonderful accom-
plishmenls Of genius and an,
The New Work. and New Orlrnlls OK
position b Que pf the latest show TIT
umphs in which the splendors Of the
middle aRes are cuualed II not pcllpsedl
aud u larger liHl Of artists, male aud
female, were never exhibited for Que
price Of admission, aud u more costly
mounting fora circus never las been
seen, while u bellcrrpccllOn OfanlmNli
aud Gurinrllirs cannot be- fuund on the
globe, Remember lhe dag aud date
AZ Dallas Tuesday September gD'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-12

Wall paper and crOquet sets
now at hand, and for sale al
low prices nj Reed AZ i.;ltihr0p's.
Elm street, opposite burnt dis
trict.
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Just received II full supply Of
sheet wax Of all cOI0rs, nj
Wards drug store. Elm street.

meeting of the stockholders of the north
Texas Agricultural and Blood Stock aSsocia-
ton viii take place next Wednesday, 10th
instant, ut Il NJ, NJ the courthouse in Dallas,
for the purpose of reorganization.
W. u. MILLER,
lS2di-52wlt President.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-12
EDITORIAL BALL AND SUPPER.
A Delightful Evening OF Dancing and
Banqnenting

Distinguished success marked the
festivities in our city ON Thursday
night, upon the very brilliant enter
tainment extended the members of the
editorial convention on their second
annual assemblage. Our court house
was a scene of bright toilets and beau
tiful women, attended by the various
members of the press of the state and
many gentlemen of our own city.
There were also present several of the
society beauties of Denison, Marshall
and Sherman who were most superbly
and gracefully attired. A fine band led
the dance, which was continued to
late hour.
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A,iic,,.

Our brethren of the press left last
evening on an excursion TO Lookout
mountain. We wish them Joyous
journey and II safe return TO their res.
pectlve homes.
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.IOHN w. LANE.

Notary public and agent for
the collection Of claims ut Aus
tin. Once ut CASTOR a. Thomas
bank. north side Of the public
square.
0Tdtf
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The Great New York and New Orleans
Geological and Equestrian EXPOSE

This grand aggregation of geological
and arenic wonders will appear in Dali
las Tuesday, September 20. 1t will be
that last season It achiev-
ed brilliant success, being the only
of such magnitude that ever
crossed the continent to the far Off
shores of California, where 1t met with
. perfect ovation wherever 1t appeared.
rhis is always an evidence of the mer-
is Of on exhibition Of this character
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-12

A. Hermann lAngoa lewrlry establish
monl you can buy oyrry article 40 manu-
Gglurom price, liDllm
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Notice..

Saturday, September Il, 1874, being the
jewish Now Year, E,& NJ. kahns clothing
establishment will be closed ON that occa-
sion. lS2dlt
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ron SALE,
dallas Real Esia,e ana nuiiaing Asse'
elaIl0n,
" ea,her Hepori,

Mean Temperature Of tho ely ~ Dallas
yesterday, khpi by John =, Roberts, lrngblhl,
corner 0i Maln ana Houston hlrrelhl uAlhk
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