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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MEDICINES.

A prominent New York phyalcinn lately
complained 10 DUNDAS DICK ~ co. about
their SANDALNoOD Oh CArAuLES, stating
that sometimes they cured mlraeulouslyi
but that n patient Of HIS had taken them
without elect On being informed that seV
erul mutations We're sold, lie inquired and
l0uud his patient hud not Ocaa taxing DUN
DAS DICK * CO.'S.
What happened to this physician may
have hnppelci 10 others, aud DUNDAS
DICK d co. take This method of protecting
phySicidiiS, drHg0isG and themselves, and pre-
venting OIL OF SANDALwooD from coming
into dlsrepute.
PHYSICIANS WHO once prescribe the Cap.
sules will continue 10 do 80, for they con-
tain the pure oil in the best and cheap
DUNDAS DICK Il co. use more or OF
SANDALwOoD than all the Wholesale ana
Retail Druggists and lCrlumprs IN the UNI
ted states combined, and tins ~ ire Sel"
reason why the pur" Oh Is soLd cheaper
In their Capsules than in any other form.
OIL OF SANDALWOOD Is fast suppressed
Ing every other remedy, sixty Capsule O"iy
being required to insure safe ana certain
cure in six or eight days. From no other
medicine can this result be had.
DUNDAS DICK ~ coz SOFT CAPSUL LES
solve the problem, long considered by emil
nent physicians, Ofhow TO AVOID the nausea
and disgust experienced IN swallowing,
which are well known TO detract from, II not
destroy, the good effects Of many valuable
remedies.
Soft Capsules are put up in tln-iOil, ana
neat boxes, thirty In each, and are the only
Capsules prescribed by physicians.
TASEELESS MEDICINES e. Gstor Oil
and many other nauseOus medicines can be
taken easily and safely in paNDkS DICK
a. CO.. SOFV CAPSULES. NO TASTE.
No SMELL.
GS-EhcSe were Tie only Capsules nd
mii;ed 10 ihc last Paris Exposition.
Send for circulars to - wooster street, n y.
SOLD Ar ALL DRUG STORES MERE.
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THE GRAIN TRADE on DALLAS.
Heavy Shipments OF Flour from 81.
Louis to Northern Texas Last Year.

Facts and figures connected with the
import Of hrcadstuts into this State
from the northwest should put capital
lists TO thinking. The declaration that
this section of the State Is second to
none in the Union, in point of produc-
tivoness and general adaptability to
the growth of grain, is borne out by
the immense crop marketed here the
present season, and, with anything
like u favorable crop year, will be
moro fully proved by next autumn.
With these facts before US, il Is not
much TO the credit of the energy and
enterprise Of resident capitalists that
one firm alone shipped to this State
from st. Louis last year lifty-Ilve thou
sand barrels Of flour, all of which was
consumed in Northern Texas. That
the importations Of this article the
coming year will bc anything near us
great "a those of last, is not to be sup
posed, but the truth is that Texas
should export flour instead Of bringing
1t from acknowledgements send flour by
sea to northern and foreign ports in
stead of depending ON st. Louis for
bread, with milling facilities
IN DallNs and other portions
of the state, the outflow
of this important product of the agri-
cultural industry Of the land would
take different direction and bring a
greater return to the producer than is
had in shipping wheat at ono hundred
dollars the carload to st. Louis, or fur
Their east at prop0rtionately higher
rates. Build mills and keep ut home
tho profits made by millers to whom
the wheat is shipped; Mt least, save
double ireights incurred by sending
wheat abroad and bringing flour here.
Upon manufactures depend the perma.
ncnt prosperity OF place like Dallas,
and for no branch of industry is there
an opening here rs for ilrst-class -four
ing-mills. Let those who have money
to invest consider tho matter.
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Particular attention IL directed TO
the conspicuous advertisement of the
Dallas Book House, Messrs. j. $. jack
son " Co., proprietors, published in
another column. The senior of the
firm has just returned from New York,
IN which city he purchased large aud
assorted line of goods, and now offers
to his patrons ono Of the finest stocks
to select from to be found in Northern
Texas. This firm has innugurated n
new era in prices, and propose to sell
their goods ut such low prices MS TO
place them within the reach of all. In
making your purchases by all means
visit the Dallas Book House of NIcssrs.
j. S. Jackson n Co.
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District Criminal Cont.

The principal portion of yesterday
was spent In arranging the prelimina.
ries for the trial of Wallace West,
charged with the murder of n man
named Montgomery, In 1872. Twen.
ty-one witnesses were in court yestcr.
day, and put under recognlzance to mp
pear this-morning. This case promis-
es to be of more than ordinary interest,
and will be prosecuted and defended
with an ability and spirit rarely wit
messed IN our courts. Captain Ed. e..
Bower, assisted by Colonel j. j. Brooks
and Major jerome Hearty, will appear
on behalf ofthe State, while the inter
csts of the defense have been consign-
cd to Colonel j. NJ. Stemmons, Judge
j. Nj. Thurmond aud Colonel George
N. Aldredge.
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THE GRASOERS,
Second Mays Proceedings Of the
HOrny-IIandeh Sons Of Roll.

The Grange met at o'clock yester-
day morning, Worthy Master w. W.
Lang presiding.
Various resolutions affecting the
Order were introduced and referred to
appropriate committees.
The election for u Grange organ was
made the special order for p. N.
AFTERNOON gESSlON.
Tyler Smith county, was selected as
the place Of meeting for tho next sos
sion Of the State Grange.
The Waco EXamiucr and Patron was
reelected rs the official organ Of the
Grange for one year.
Lemuel James, Of McLennnn coun-
ty, was elected Oyerseer and A. j,
Rose, Of Bell county, Lecturer, to I'LL
vacancies.
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The visit Of the Changers to our city
has created gpcat deal of interest, not
only among business men, but among
the entire community, Would it not
be well to call u mass meeting of the
citizens of Dallas, to be held before our
visitors leave us, Mt some public hail.
say ut the Courthouse for instance,
where they might meet our friends the
Changers, and by speeches from both
parties, exchange our different views,
and cooperate with them in that
which would be beneficial to both this
county and the state? This isa qurS-
ton THE HERALD submits to it, read.
era, hoping ut the same time that some
action will be taken in this connec-
ton,
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camp, acknowledging themselves
ready to follow him. ON "to victory or
to death, /" mud "Doc" IN return plegd-
cd himself to their interests.
Things in general have been going
along smoothly enough, but $50 n
cloud arises In the horizon, and a
storm bursts over 'nlggnrdom - the
nlggors weep and refuse to be comfort
cd, and why? 'Booauso dat dar white
man, Doc, do hes fren' de nlggers tot
dey ebbor had, has dun gone an took
dat niger, Alfred Johnson's trunks,
wild de money In dem, out Of his room
when Alfred wus not dar,n Yes,
and this IL so, for Johnson,
after relating the particulars to
Judge Burford yesterday obtained
from that oiilcIala "searoh warrant"
and upon officer Spencer S.erching
Docs promises tho trunks Welc found
there, but some money which john
sm alleges he placed in one of fHem
was missing, and who took it is NV
the question which agitOtes that col
ored individuals ponderous brain.
Altogether things are not 'lovelyn
among tho oolorcd. population, and
more especially with the unfortunate
johnson, who mourns the loss of the
shekes which have departed from his
Unyn
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Personal.

Governor J. w. Throckmorton, of
Collin county, was among THE HER
AIDS welcome visitors, yesterday, He
will remain in the city day or two,
The genial countenanee of Colonel
Choate Somorby, of Kaufman, still
beams on his many friends and ac-
quantances, as he promenades our
bouloVnrds.
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General Unhapp,nesS Among the Col
Orch TrO0ps-Snc OF Their Grand
MOguIs Coos Back on CoIorca
Droihor.
Among tho many white friends OF
tho negro, and in the circle of those
who advocate "social equality" etc,
none have 30 thoroughly enjoyed the
confidence OF the colored portion of
our community, Us II person familiarity
known rs Doe. Mckay. Now where
this individual got his title, or where
no sprung from Is equally unknown,
bul II isiwhispered about that he occu-
pied the position Of "medicine nlanu
to the "horse Marines" In his younger
days, and according to rumor, he abnn-
doned that calling and Joined the "no.
ble army of carpet-baggers' coming
here for the purpose of starting n
paper collar factory, his baggage only
consisting of two dirty paper collars
to be used no doubt Ms patterns to cut
by, and apalr of soiled socks with nat
ont ventllators IN them to air the feet
Nevertheless Doc. having avowed his
Intention OF elevatiug the entire col.
ored race, 1t cannot DO wondered TINT
the colored brigade ilocked 10 mis-
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lushulSpII,

While other articles of their kind are
largely adultcrated, DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder and True Flavoring
Extracts, Vanilla, Lemon, Nectarine,
etc, hold their mistaken position in
the estimation Of thousands as the
purest, best, most reliable and cheap
est In all particulars that constitute
perfect results they cannot be APP
preached 10y the various known Baking
Powders and Flavorng Extracts made
in imitation. One trial will satisfy
that for purity and strength DR.. Prices
are alone in the market.
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LOCAL b REVITIgS.
Cool and bracing Yesterday.

Cool and bracing Yesterday.
Cool and bracing yesterday.
,--Cotton-pickers getting their bas.
kets ready.
ELM street was fairly blockaded
with wheat wagons yesterday.
The chain.gang made an ATTEMPT
to cleanse Elm and Main streets YES
terday.
Farmers arc busy making prepare.
tons to put in u large acreage OF win.
ter wheat.
Noise Kahn, on Elm street, has
received choice lot of the finest
brands Of cigars.
The reporter has baen unable TO
learn whether another tournament IL
projected or not.
Members of Fire Engine Company
No. !, meet at their hall this evening,
In uniform, for drill.
Sweet potatoes to an extent never
before known have been raised here
abouts tho present season.
Our Granger friends are amazed NJ
the vast amount of improvements yisi.
BILE In every part of the city.
The lumber trade of Dallas il anita
brisk Just now. Nearly every wagon
countryward-bound takes out a full
load.
The Changers will probably 70.
main In session all week, rs there Is
much business before them for dis.
posal.
Bell county Is to have tourna.
ment about two weeks hence. Butthe
managers needn't send any clrculura
OF hand-bills in this direction.
"A shipment of thirty-ilve hundred
mead OF cattle will 10 forward from
Eagle Ford within week--all to 10
over the Texas and Pacific aud Iron or
mountain roads to 81, Louis.
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An ACNNpinbIn on.

The HERALD was the recipient, yes
terday, with the compliments Of h..
leichenstein, Esq, Of II couple of doa-
en- bottles OF most excellent beer, man
ufacInred by the old reliable Milwau-
kee and st. Louis Beer Company. 1t
Is hardly necessary to say that the
present was most acceptable and duly
appreciated, and that while returning
thanks, the reporter can only say, Mr..
helchenstein, we tip our hat; repeat
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Trustees Sale Of House and Lot in F0rlGy

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of n
mud delivered by W. Il. Robertson Jr., on the
18th day Of 81 ptcmbor 1873, recorded IN book
q, pages 3l7-S, OF Kaufman County Records,
To secure the pay mcnt of II certain promls-
sorry note for SIX hundred dollars, described
therein having been 80 requested 10 do by the
legal holders aforesaid, | will on Tuesday,
the 7th day Of September, 1875, sell for cash,
at public auction, AT the Court house door in
the city OF Dallas, the following described
property, tO-Wit:
Lot No. &, in block No 30, In the town OF
Forney Formerly BroolSlyn), in Kaufman
county Texas together with all and singular
the rights, members, appurtcnances and
Embellishments to the same belonging or APP
pertaining, being tile same lot conveyed 10
said Robertson by the Texas and Pacific
Railway Company.
CHAS. FRED. TUCKER, Trustee.
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amounts to tens Of thousands Of dol
hrs every year, Is in the city, and In a
conversation yesterday said that Texas
wheat was preferred over that grown
in the Northwestern States for the
manufacture of -four for shipment to
foreign ports, being particularly de-
sirablo for export to West Indian and
South American ports, With this
superiority acknowledged, farmers
need have no fear Of putting in too
large M acreage for next years crop.
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pOIS 9ALr.

MY residence, corner Pacific avenue
and Houston streets, embracing hnIfH
block al ground. with u we'll finished
One.stOry and basement rooiscOncrcte
building, and nii necessary out'buiid'
ings, etc. An early applicant may so.
cure bargain.
JNO. w. SwINDELI.s.
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Murdcr IL, Collin county.

From II gentleman who arrived from
Collin county, yesterday, the reporter
learned TINT II difficulty occurred on
Muddy creek, in that county, on Mon
day, between an uncle and nephew
named Rich, in which the latter was
shot and instantly killed. OurinIorm.
ant could give no particulars further
than that both parties had been drink
ing and that the murderer had been
arrested and taken to Mclinncy,whcre
he was placed In Jail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-19
TItc Perfection Of SkIII.

In nothing are judgment and skill
more required than in the manufacture
of speclacles and eye glasses. by the
selection Of the best possible material
in minute crystal pebbles, and then by
the most scrupulous care and the high
est skill in the manufacture, the Speh-
Ger Optical Manufacturing Company
Of New York have gained an cnvable
reputation for their Diamond Specta-
cles ~ the best in the world. For sale
at j. NJ. Oram's, Main street.
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Free Bridge.

AT the recent session of the County
Court the following proposition was
submitted by the officers Of the Dallas
Bridge company:
The Dallas Bridge company will per-
NIT the citizens Of Dallas county to
pass over its bridge ut the following
rates Foot passengers and persons
on horseback to pass free wagons and
vehicles Of any kind, ut One-hall the
rates now charged. These rates to
apply only to actual residents of Dali
las county. Provided, that the COun-
ty Court wlll close and keep closed all
public or private roads across the
Trinity river within three miles Of the
bridge and ON nm mir line The COM
pany reScrVlng the right ut any time +,
in the event OF any puOllC or private
road being opened within the above
limits, and remaining open tor The
space Of ten days after II notice IN
writing, signed hy the President or
Secretary Of said company, is served
upon the Chief Justice, to declare this
contract null and void aud said COM
pany reserves all IFS rights to charge
for full toll without reference to this
contract
One Of the Associate Justices yester-
day informed the reporter that the
Court had decided to accept the propo-
sition, If the people of the county
wanted it done, provided the company
would strike from the proposition the
clause to close private roads or iords.
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nug li-tltf

Tho sherman Iron Works, Sherman
Texas, will he leased for II term OF years 10 re-
eponsible parties who cnn Invest about four
thousand dollars on taking possession. The
machinery IL all new, the works having only
been In operation about four months. A
large business can be built up by expert
enced management. Apply immediately to
II. JOUVENAT, Secretary,
apgl2dlw Sherman, Texas.
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The superiority of the wheat raised
In the section of country of which
Dallas Is the shipplng-polnt, has vastly
surprised grain dealers and milers in
inc Northwest, Mr.. Eickerman, one
OF the heaviest mlllew of 81. Louis,
and whose trade In flour with Texas
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THE MAILS.
Arrival ana Departure of Mails at Dallas Posi-
OilCc.
Northern Mnil

| NVE'HtEu MuIt,
wa W., Is. ana i. X. IT,, comprising western
northefl ana eastern states, New York nm,
81 Louis mails, arrives daily nj 5.oS n m. dn
| parts daily NJ $50 II IN. ' Wv
SOuthcrn mail.
Now orleans nnu southern Louisiana. t,nl
VoStoh Houston, Austin, Waco. ana Mi tha
points ~ southern Texas, arrives daily at O,S
III; departs daily ut 5:2S y IN. Nv '''
EASTERN Mail.
Via 4. and L. R.R, COMPRISING souther, or,
niiluie states, Louisville, Chuttanooun. Mn,
PMS, Little Rock, and Shreveport MI "i' M,
vnsiern Iexns, arrives daily at $3.50 u m, Gr
par's uully NJ 500 y IN. Wv
western Mall,
wTfom Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granhur,,
Woa.neriord Decatur, Palo Pinto, JacksboSS,
IennrIss II, a Posts, arrives daily at $40 p m
"ep"i's uolly NJ $50 u m,
Cedar nm Mail.
,NV9nar I'M, Mansfield, Alvarado md Cros,
Sa1',,"p,rs, arrives ~ p m "Wednesday md
Iam va" Ahuisuay III
Scyene Mail.
sGyonC, Haughts store and Union nm
~ ~ tuesday, Thursday and Satur,lnu
WIZ MI departs ut p m alternate days.
Benton Mail.
,Rue'nton, Bolivar. sElisabethtown. Rova,s
nj Il ~ -, ,;oNuisViilo ana Trinity Mills, arrives
al E'''"s W NNHtNtlNy unu SutllIiuu.
"eports at 7 u m alternate days,
Ncd Oak and Lisbon.
Arrives 1900 p IN Mondays. wedpos,o,..
days. '' '"V III alternate
Lisbon Mail.
, hoa oak aud Lisbon arrives nj ann Mon
MY lave w veunesu'y ana Friday; departs altern.
Mails for Bobo'sstorc, Grapey ma n,o,,
yreeR nro taken out by hand at IRREGULAR I IN.
Office Hours.
ppenlivery window, 3 n m to5pm.
nom y IN 10 pm, -" Y" A. H, ana
9n.unps sold rom = u IN TO nm,
hours 'S registered only during money ordo
Al persons having complaints ooo,n.,
,vhnlce, on any account, Will pleasa nrn.e wy
mSs so' In writingor In person, TO TIC most.
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NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING
NlNErY.EIGlITH EDITION,

containing complete list OF nil the towns
~ the united states, the Territories and The
ponlnion OF Canada, having n population
suS, together with the names of thn new snn-
pers having the largest local circulation in
encll ol the places named, Also, catalogue
OF newspapers which are recommended TO
nuNcrt'sers as giving greatest value in pro.
portion TO prices charged, Also all newSnn-
P'rs III the United States and Canada print
my over 0,oOO each issue Also, all tie Ro-
i'giouS, Agricultural, Scientific and Mechnn-
iHnl Medical, Masonic, Juvenile, Educ0.
Ionhll commercial, Insurance, Real Estate.
Law, Sportingi Musical, Fashion and Other
special class Journals; very complete lists.
logethcr with complete list of over 800 DER
nun papers printed in the United States
Also, an essay upon Advertising; MANY Ia
pies OF rates, showing the cost OF ADVERTISING
III NnriouS newspapers, ana eveythinS
WHEN u beginner In advertising would like
ADDRESS GEO. =. ROWELL n co.,
hugl5ulw IL Park Row, New York,
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Medical College of Alabama,
AT MOBILE,

me regular Course OF Lectures viii begin
ON Monday, November 10Th, IS75, md
close about the 10Th of March following.
me preliminary Course will commence
about the middle of October, ut which time
tn ne plSSccting Rooms win he open.
inc college Building. In the course of the
yehr several thousand patients nre examined
ard prescribed for mt this Dispensary, in the
presence OF the Students.
OF the United States. f'' ~
Naturalization sa5 90
DisScctlng Fee.............,., 10 0n
FOR further particnlarsan and Circulars apyly
10 w. II. ANDERSON, NJ, d.,
Mobile, Junp lgt 1873 ''''
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.


Tho undersigned have this day formed n
copartnershlp, under the name and style OF
Koeno and McMurtrny, and viii be pleased
TO sec all their friends nj their new brick
store, on Camy street. north side Of the Texas
and Pacific depot, Dallas, Texas. aug lj.dlw
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For young ladies'. WIN bo open for the ro-
ccption OF pupils, near the city Drug store,
on the first Monday In September next. The
particular location win he given in due
Time w. II. WILCOX.
aug l0-dGt
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Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of tho stockholders OF tho Dnllns
Compress Company win be held NJ tho
oilico OF II. V. Tom pkins, President, on Mon
duy evening, August I'D, at hale pAst 7
O'clock. W.H.TAYLOR,
au ,l3itilaua22 Secretary.
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Retluoiion.

Owing to the scarcity of money and hard
times just now prevailing, reduction has
been made In prices at the Lafayette restnu-
rant, Frank Lnn,cry, proprietor. cave this
house liberal share of patronage, as you
will De well treated end charged reasonably.
nugl1llW
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lfgentlcmen want good Washing ana neat
fronting, take their clothes to Madame
Crom well, corner Pacific Avenue ma River
streets, near Railroad bridge, None but
gents clothes solicited. Responsible for all
received ut our office. nug7dlm.
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MARVIN COLLEGE.
MALE AND FEMALE.
WAXAIACHIE, TEXAS.

The nth annual session of this Institution
Will commence on the first Monday In sep
tcmhcr, lS7i, under the superintendent OF
Nj. b. Franklin, y. NJ. NJ. H., President, with
an able corps of experienced and efficient
Teachers. The course of instruction II sex
tcuSive, and will he as thorough us any
school in the state.
THIS school will be conducted strictly in
accordance with the usGgcs of the colleges
In the South. Music n distinguished Profess
scr OF many years experience.
Tho college is now being put in thorough
repair, and when compile ed will he one of
he largest and best arr ngid college build
in9s In the state.
Waxahachio isudmirnbly situated for odu-
catinnal enterprises is easy of access hay
ing two daily hacks from Ennis Station, on
the Central road The town and vicinity
IRE noted for the Intelligence, refinement
and morality of their inhabitants.
Terms of tuition per session of five months
range so to sd Incidental Fees, II 90 Mu-
sic on Piano, s25 ; use of instrument 50 90
board from VIZ TO SIS per month. Tuition in
advance. For further particulars address
DIR. NJ. b. FRANKLIN.
anglldltw3m WaXahachie, Texas,
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ST. LOU IS
UNION STOCK YARDS,
Bremen Avenne, Kcnnett 81, and the Mississippi Giy,r
ST. LOUIS, MO.

These Yards, tlrst-cass in every partlculor
are now open Tor the Ynrding, Feeding ma
Handling OF all kinds of Live Stocls. ""''
IN connection with the Yards the Comma.
n1y hnve erected n flrst-closs Exchange
Bnliding, with Restaurant, Sleeping ROOMS
I,lrner Shop, No, for the accommoiation oi
STOCK Men. The charges of tho Com pan ",
", w, ~, oe reasonable aud Just, Consign direct
W .ne 9'' LOUIS Union Stock Yards.
O1llcers.-John Whitaker, President. n.
Irons, Vice-President; W, h. Jnmaso,, y &C. o.
RPesprinns,mSnnaent; Wa Ramsay, Secretary and
,-. .S"sa.ol, Apg7-W0m