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ION WORK,

We have he facilities and the work
men 10 do nv good work, and ~ ~"
low rites. as cnn he dome anywhere
ana We mean 10 do u, nring your
PInc dob worn 10 the DAILY HER
AID OFFICE. Corner o Main nnd
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Further Election neturns

For the following returns we are in
debted to correspondent at Fort
Worth, who sends them as official:
Cause, 1850; Cowart, 70; sneed, 81; Bow
er, 81; Downs, 2; Aldredge, ..
A dispatch from Palmer, yesterday
afternoon, to Major AldreJge reports
the number of votes east for him Mt
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sis hundred and llfiy,
We were unable yesterday 10 obtain
the complete returns Of the different
wards of the city, owing to the sudden
sickness Of Judge lieriool, which pre-
vented him from opening the returns
US made to him under seal, until too
late last evening,
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OILSy OILSy
Car, Engine, Machinery, Sperm
and Lard Oils,
TANNERS AND CURRIERS' OILS,
AT Loves rates. Liberal discount to trade.
j. W. SCHENCK,
ELM STREET. DALI.As, TEXAS

MARSHALS SALE.-Tn oboJionco .,
Al me order of The District couy. OF tho
u hlted Statesfor lie Eastern District court of
ieXaS, on The 18th Il ~ of February. A n
M, VIII sell at pltslic vendue, I'm mont Of
~, ,he oVor OF me court rooms OF said court, i'm
bidder, for cash, between the hours ~ III NJ
clock a. IN. and Soclock p. m, on
TUESDAY. IrH DAY OF APRIL, A. d. 1874.
the following described property, to-wit: Ono
league OF land, four thousand four hundred
anu I'VE acres, situated In Dallas countv'
,late OF Texas, being the same grant paf,
ented TO Mathew Cartwright. as assignee of
l Daliiei tanner, excepting out of said sale
said court TOM p. oCHJiTPEFe vi
,o, United States Marshal, Z. ID. Texas.
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do 10 StegaII a. 30. Cor firni'
ture, books, stationery, crock
cry and glassware, Wi"hoN
shades, pictures, and all Kinds
of nOmldings, wall paper, si"p-
ladders, table and pocket cut
iery. 2SliNwu
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DALLAS. Texas, February Is, 1874.
In j. W. Crowdus, y. IL. shepherd, w. "A.
Terry, and Others;
GENrLENES-fn reply To your favor asking
me To allow my name TO go before the citi-
zensof this city, rs a candidate for the Office
of Assessor and Collector at the ensuing cleo
ton, would say that am at your service,
and II elected will try to merit the confidence
you have manifested in me, by strict atten-
ton TO the duties of the Office. Thanking You
for the kindness, ! am
Very respectfully, yours,
l'dlt T.J. kEETON.
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liny SHARE IN eleven tickets Of the LOUIS
Vile Library Gin Concert tor yOnI WllrhhN
baby, aud lot them have chance 70 ely
"Seno, ns wel m Yourself, Shares Hold Wy
uHerry al lhe postO0ioe, Fierce q Lyle ana
Innn MrElhhrn, ~ " ~ lNllI
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Attention. Sirk<nisi,is,

Members OF Dallas Commandcry No. u, are
hereby commanded to assemble ut Masonic
hail Tor work, Oh "Wednesday evening,
March ith, at halt past 6o'cl0ck.
+. AUSTIN, l.. &.
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CAPTAIN JOHN W. LANE,

Assistant secretary OF the senate. Ia an
authorized agent of THE DALLAS HEEALh IN
Austin.
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MIR. w. IA. si,nrkc,

Oh sbroycport IL our authorized nRenl for
siinl city, tO whom parties desiring "a ndVrr'
iisn in or snhscrlbo for TIE HERALD ARE ir-
spcrifully rrfrrird.
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MEDICAL.
SINS OF MOTHER AND FATHER

Ills sin TO hoard up money and refuse to
supply the natural wants and demands of q
suffering, bed-rldden wife. It's q sin for
mother 10 bend over the couch of n beautiful
yet fading daughter, and refuse to spend n
few dollars 'or her benefit and relief. How
many thousands of mothers and fathers are
to-day cursed with the above sin? Sirllly,
pale, emaclated, care-worn, suffering, females
can be found in all parts of our country. \
remedy can he had, md YET they refuse tc
spend Il little money for It, The remedy that
will cure Is DIR. Dromgoole's English Female
Bitters. Sold by druggists. l7dawIn,
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10 MIR. Tn omns j. l>ectou:
Sia-We, the undersigned citizens of BAL
las, respectfully request that YOU announce
yourself as a candidate for the office OF City
Assessor and Collector, ut the ensuing elcc-
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4 heavy invoice Of blank and
memorandum books received
at PIERCE IL LYLE'S,
Franklin a. Penn take
subscriptions for papers
and magazines.

For Sale.
Three good residences In this city. Imme-
diate possession given. trI =
l59-dtf STFAGAIIACof
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We have tried il. Tried what? Why, the
great Cough remedy, PICTORIAL BALM!
Having derived benefit from IL, we use the
scrip,ural injunction, "Go thou and do like
WISE For sale BY all druggists.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For Mayor.
We are authorized and requested 10 an'
nOunCe n
nsu candidate for the olico Of Mayor of the
city Of Dallas,
For Treasurer.
Wrnrr authorized and requested 10 nn-
'' HENRY ROLL.
ms "A candidate for Treasurer OF the city Of
Dallas, NJ the election IN April next.
Assessor aud Collector.
We are authorized aud requested to an
nOunCu
a. y. KEETON,
us "A candidate Tor AsssrSSor aud Collector OF
the cltS Of DALLAS, ~ the election, April IN
next.
We are authorized and requested 10 am
nouncc
VI. TIENESEr,
MS II candidate for Assessor and Collector ui
the city of Dallas, ut the ensuing corporation
election In April next.
Alderman.
Having 10 some extent improved me
streets OF our great city of Dallas, would
now Hike TO walk upon them clothed Titll
lllp llnlblN hI IN 4NlVtlHlills l ilNlf'N w.
clurr myself an independent candidate Ion
the Office oi Alderman Of the First ward,
and solicit the SuflINgcS OF all my friends.
PAT O'DONNElL,
For Marshal.
We ARE authorized and requested 10 an
uOunce
j. II. IGLEIIART
MS an independent candidate ior the Office of
CITY Marshal ut The election IN April next.
We are authorized aud requested TO an
nOunce
HIRAM IL. HOAL
As u candidate for Marshal of the city OF
Dallas, at the city election In April nest.
10 the voters of Dallas cliy--llavlnS here
tOure been honored With your sulirages, /
again announce myself rs an independent
candidate for marshal of the city of Dallas.
THOMAS FLYNN.
To the voters of the city of DallNS-BelicV-
ing that all offices which are not of II pprt!-
Fan character should be filled by theuniram-
mailed voice of the people, and that cOnven-
tiDnS are not fairly expressive of the peoples
choice, but the plaything of INSCRIPTIONS
tricliStcrS, who by bargain and intrigue con-
troll them against the will of the majority,
therefore announce myself rs an indcpend-
ant candidate for the Office OF city marshal
nj the ensuing election.
GEORGE B. HOLLAND, JR,
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To gmo,lers,

90 10 uosllns cigar stand nnd grl l'''
"Sewadura" CigRw-lhwo lor twenty-five
c,uts lidAl
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ton III April, 1874.
W CrowduS a II shepherd
w ATerry W Wittenthal
NJ ID Darlington Pierce Il Lyle
4 l. MarSallS T. n NJ Kahn
w f. Carter n Co Chan " Bro
W Sodell David Goslm
G X Elllottc VI wohi
II Goslin j NJ Dram
LJonnS loscl ~ Riddle
Il Harris Burneil
= Cade j u Seddllry
II Page j + Eylar
ID Crank y Antoine
q \ Cutler Il l.lekmau
BP Barry \ Fox 4 Bro
J May Geo Meyers
J Il s iirin Wa Rodgers
\ Webber Sanger Bros
ChaS Deppc y Davis
II Davis GM Llttleneld & IN
Joseph Levy K V Tompkins
ii Lange JIG Browne
y lSrnelSky VI Ullmau
Jno II Bryan W Mcpherson
Joe y fieldS T. spencer
5 Elliottc JC Pave
PhilipS j l. Williams
g \ Gouse JK Ennis
i walker II fully
W Rankin \ \ Johnston
franklin Il Penn SI.oeb 4 Co
fhos Conoll ii JamiNon
y Bartiolow and others
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Law Blanks of every description Tor sale,
and printed To order, at this office.
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OFFICE OF THE DALLAS CRY II. Goa
Dallas, Texas, February %, 1871.
The Directors of the DALLAS City Railroad
Company Will meet nj the Office Of the conf
pnny ON Wednesday, March /, a. ID. 1871, at q
o'clock y. M, being the time Of our regular
monthly meeting, Tor the transaction oi any
business that would properly come before the
Board of Directors.
@. NJ. SWlNk,
lid0t Pres. Dallas City Railroad Co.
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Wanted---To Borrow

one thousand dollars Tor six or twelve
months, guaranteed by fist class real estate
security in Dallas.
Address lock box 40, posto1ice.
l5d5t2jwlt
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
rno VOL known propcrly:ltOowu Us No
."Crutchhcid House,"

IN the city Of Dallas, Is offered NJ private
sale. For terms Inquire OF
aEO. W, BAYLOR, or
JAS. q. CRUfCliFlELp,
Dnlns, Nov, %, lS@. gioHN
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
4 rri,ai ANA Departure 81 rT"i"S ~
DuIlNn.

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
Arrives
prn,, the south imnll md oXpTcsAi $50 y
srn,n iuo Nnrtn lnnIl and EXPRESS. N;l b., ~,
nj ynd irnin. .,ud y, m,
WiXcI trniu, NOrh,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,on l;O7 u, N,
TEXAS AID PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
Nnll.EXnrrss .....,.,..,. 900 80 ~
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Apply 90 PIERCE d. LYLE
for tickets and information i'm
Louisville gift concert.

A crying baby and sicilly wife
Are woes of II married mans life,
Difficult for any one 10 endure
But English Female Bitters will cure.
, 1874-02-26
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

TOR BhLE-A NEW TOWN ON TIE L.. D. 4 NJ.
thbdIsldcd and 20 lots sold depot premises and 4
nu1nbor of housos being hnt tho 1nost beautiful town
u1u4anRe for fno Residence horo. q. i. liOSaiEk r
CO.. lii Rsndolphst.
1TOR BALif-LOOK ITIiRE-IF YOU WANT THE
u beat A0ok fnrn In Illinois your terrna call
j. Il. LEf)AAN, Ruom l. 125 DeasborE.st
, 1874-02-26
THE POSTAL SERVICE.

To The Editor Of The Chicaqo Tribune:
s1n: AS tho Committee on Appropriations
Seem so anxious to make tho Post Office Do
partment pay expenses, and to provent resi-
douts Of small towns and rural districts from
paying for free mail-deliycry in cities, wouldn't
il DO we'll to continue tho good work by tlscon-
tinuing all post-routcs that arc not Bolf-sup-
porting aud thus protect tho cftes little7
Yours, FAIR Play.
CHICAGO, Fob. %, 1874.
, 1874-02-26
A Young Kcntuclkv Woman.

A Young Kentucky Woman.
Tho Mount Sterling (Ky.) Sentinel gives this
notice Of marriageablo young female III Mont
gomery County, "a young woman in Slate, at
party the other night for @20 ato whole
roast pig, an entire stuffed turkey,, all Of All
Ion Of lard cider, at one aittiug. Her name iH
Miss bury Jauo Severance, and she Ia plump
and pretty brunette, lively ~ cricket. aud
hasn't tapowOrin,"
, 1874-02-26

1ATAkTED-TExAS LANDS, IN LARGE OR HMALL
w 9uautfos In Cearaor Northern Texas, in o.osuge
Scst" eafo oi fInns; tonAb.ld s,'a i55 Easss.
4 -. nj
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-01-09

The Jacksonville Agricultural Library
Association held its annual meeting at the
Office Of a. a. Butterfeld, Dec. 81. 1874
and elected the following officers for the
year; Il. s. Allen, President; Leonard
Brown, Vice President; Henry Corkins
Treasureri n. i. Stetson, Secretary and
Librariani A. 4. Butterfield sill 3cis as
the Assistant Librarian. "S
AT the annual meeting of the JTnivors.
allsl society, Jan. 8, the following officers
were elected for the wear ensuing; II. Il.
Roberts, Clerk; L. g. Starr. Il. Il. Fuller
Lulher Gale, Directors; Cushinan Foster
Colleetori 5. ID. Faulkner and l.. l.. Rob
erIs, Delegates to attend the Windham and
bennington Co. Association.
Inc annual meeting of the North River
Agricultural Society was holden Jan, 6. al
which meeting the following officers were
elected: II. $. Allen, President; r.. O.
Brown and j. NJ. Elmes, Vice Presidents,
IL. q. Millington, Secretary; A. A, Butter.
held, Assistant Secretary; James Roberts
Treasurer; Il. l.. Roberts, Marshall: N r.
Slelson, 5. ID. Faulkner, J. b. Chase, ID. p
warren, G. +. Griffin, b. f. Roberts and
e. L.. Fnller, Directors; Leonard Brown
A. A. Butterlield and l.. S. Allen were
choseu committee 10 report new consti-
tullon aud bylaws for the society. The
meeting stands adjourned till Jan, 30. NJ n
T. NJ, at which Time the cummittee 10 re-
port other officers and committees will re-
port, wa IT,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-01-09

The smallpox is on the increase at san
Francisco, necessitatiug the closing OF the
high school in the city.
r.. II. Rowland, county treasurer Of
Mansfield, o., has ahsconded, with deficit
OF $4,000 In his accounts.
The Chinese authorities at Fouchln
have adopted the American trade. dollar as
the basis of all commercial transactions.
The Emperor William is rapidly recoy-
ering from his illness, and his physicians
announce that he is now almost GONZALES
cent.
1t is stated that The escaped murderer,
Sharkey, was captured in Savannah, Ca,
Monday, and that the fugitive was drunk
when captured.
welcome TO all; come in; don't ring
tho belli' was posted on Beecher's door,
New Years day, but the callers got no re-
freshments.
The new Spanish Government has sus.
pended the constitutional guarantees and
put in force the laws OF 1870.
The publication of all Carlis. and Iu-
iranslgenie newspapers in Spain has been
stopped.
The Mass, Slate police made pretend
ed raid on The bar and lunch-room OF the
Parker House, Boston, on Moudly, and
seized $500 10 $500 worth of liquors. The
hotel wihe-room in which some $4,000
worth oil liquors are sto ed, was not dis
turbed. So much for effec,, you know.
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West Dunlnser~ton.

A. Bailey, of RratIleboro, has sold his
Louise at this place 10 a Mr.. Warrick. for
$1,000. Mr. Warrick, it is reported, con.
templates opening TIE house in the spring
for a hotel.
d. j. Bailey has sold the farm on the
east side of West river and running onto
Black mountain, known as the Selah Cham
berlain farmland which contains an in
eXhansIiblo amount of granite of the cast
est access for quarrying-to the Bodwell
Granite Co. Terms private. This is the
company that have the contract for build
ing the new State House at Albany. Y. Y.
and other contracts involving millions of
dollars. The company propose to work
next season several hundred men at this
quarry. What they want, and say they
must have, is railroad 10 The mountain.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-01-09

There were ten deaths in town during
the year 1873, and one of those died at the
Insane asylum" at Brattleboro.
Mr. W. c. Prouty delighted the good
people OF this village, last week, by send
ing in the mail in a new, fine looking COW
cred stage sleigh. Success TO him Nav
we soon have snow enough to make 1t a
daily visitor.
The BaPlists had very pleasant enter
tainment al their church on New Years
eve consisting Of prayer and an address by
the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Goodnow, declama-
lions, recitations aud dialogues by the
teachers aud scholars OF the Sunday School;
alter which presents were dispensed, when
they all adjourned TO the vestry TO partake
ola bountifui supper.
Officers of Post Reynolds, No. 80, @.
A. r., for 1874 Commander, J. II. Stowe.
$. V. CON-, A. ]. Pike; j. V. conf, E. ].
Titusi Adgt. L. II. Cook @. NJ, &C.
E'ey o. D.. A. L. lie cock o. G., II
[. Wares Chaplain, Francis ]. Boyd; O,
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W arhNlbOrO.
nlunitv.

Again We have 10 record the sudden
departure rsnow, which, to the depth Of
about two feet covered our fields and by
ways on the evening OF Saturday, Jan. Sd,
but on the morning after had become a
thing Of the past. Thus we have alternate
weeks OF sleighing and wheeling.
The second meeting Of the Wardsborp
Lyceum was held at the school house in
this village.on Friday evening last, when
the relative merits and dement's Of free
trade were fully discussed, and the matter
finally settled by the unanimous vote ofthe
able board Of decision that high tariff was
most conducive TO Wardsboro's. and OF
course to National, prosperity.
Mr.. Joseph w. Ramsdel, while assist
ing to roll a log on Ia a sled, q few days
ago, was by The slipping ofhis lever thrown
upon the ground, the lever falling across
his body, and the log following struck up
on the lever. lie was taken from his crit
ical position in faimting condition, and
fears wero entertained at the time, of seri-
GUS internal injuries; but VIC are happy to
announce that he has now so far recovered
as 10 be able TO walk about.
Mr.. Levi Fits has sold to Fred Glazier
the farm known as the Miles Knowltou
place; price, $1,000. Possession given i'm
mediaely. w.
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CONGRESS-.

Both Houses of Congress re-assembled
on Monday. No important business has
been accomplished in the House. aud The
the nomination of Caleb Cushing as Minis
ter to Spain, and debating the salary grab
repeal bill. During the debate on Tuesday
Mr.. Carpenter of Wisconsin, president pro
tenn of the Senate, made a speech favoring
the repeal, not because he tht ught it was
right, but because the people demanded it.
He was wiling to have the repeal 60 back
TO March, 1873, but Congress had no right
to place the repeal any further back. AS for
the back pay, he had spent it Faithfully
and thoroughly" and he knew Of no power
under the constitution to get it back. At
any rate it would be a question between tho
United States Government and his credit
ors, and he would leave them 10 fight it out.
Mr.. Edmunds of this State stated that he
could not live as well on the salary he re-
ceved as The average Vermont farmer
could upon his farm income, but in the
present condition of the treasury he would
not vote for any increase, as he believed it
TO be the duty of all officers of the govern
ment 10 make sacrifices and bear their share
of the public burdens, and, while he would
have been willing to have the increase in
March last. he would oppose it now. Mr..
Conkling of New York closed the debate,
announcing himselrin favor of the complete
repeal Of the salary bill.
Mr.. Alexander II. Stephens of Georgia
inflicted speech more than two hours long
on the House on Monday. The supple
mentary civil rights bill is under consider
alton in that body.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-01-09

SPAIN.-A complete revolution In the
government of the Spanish Republic took
place last Saturday. The Cortes tleeisla-
tive body, by Il majority of 20 votes, ex-
pressed want of confidence in CASTELAR,,
whereupon he refused to continue in pow
err, and Gen. Pavia, a friend of Ca telar, &C.
cupied the palace of the Cortes and other
public buildings with $4,000 troops, forci-
bly, expelled the legislators, and formed a
new Ministry with Marshal Serrano at the
head as President OF the Republic. The
conduct of Gen. Pavia is said to be gener-
ally approved throughout the country.
Martial law was proclaimed in Madrid Sat
urday night and the stragetic points in the
city occupied with troops. This coup d e,at
was surprise To our government, but for
the present it will cause no change in our
relations with Spain.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-01-09

Mr.. Williams has not yet been confirmed
Chief Justice. and all sorts of rumUrs IN re-
gard to the Withdrawal OF his name by the
President, prospects of his confirmation,
&C., are a1oat. According TO present APP
pearances his name will not be withdrawn,
and the responsibility of his rejection or
confirmation will rest with the Senate. a
gene al opposition 10 this nomination is APP
aren't among prominent members of the
legal profession. One correspondent has
il that leading politician at Washington
received letter last week from OF G of the
judges of the Supreme Court of this State
urging him to 60 TO the President and Sc
cure the withdrawal of the "scandalous
nomination"
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WestInOreland, n. H.

AT meeting of the Republicans Of
Westmoreland, he'd on the 9th ult., the
following persons were elected officers Of
the Republican Club for the ensuing year.
President, Willard Bill, Jr.; vice pie,i.
dents, John Works, John S. Nesmith; sec
rotary, VIM. J. Reed; executive committee,
carton c. Aldricb, John d. Goodnow, Abel
H. Cole, j. Eugene Fuller, Eli II. yelling.
Ton The following persons were chosen
delegates TO the several couyentions: -Nta,c
-Iilos;on \. Barker, Edwin ]. Goodnowi
Couneilor-Francis Brown, Francis L.
Proctor; Senatorial-Joseph Shelly, A.
Clarence Cobb County-Chas. T.. Pratt
Willard Bill, Jr.