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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-25

CHICAGO, March 24.-George Slosson
and Henry RhiRes played game of bill
lizards, French carom, here this evening,
Slosson giving 100 points odds. The stake
was $500 aside. SfoSson won by twenty
one points.
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The Turin kentucky.

CINCINNATI, March 24.-The EnqiiiTer's
Lexington, Ky, special says: The eXecu-
tive committee of the Kentucky AssOcia-
ton tonight arranged a programme for the
spring races next May. There are to be
fifteen races with 5000 in stakes and
purses.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-25

A CASE involving the constitutional
ity Of the Enforcement Act comes up
for argument before the Supreme
Court Of the United States next Tues
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UNGARY.

PEsTH, March 24.-An election for men,
bers of the Hungarian Diet was held IN
Debrezin to-day. The Radicals had nomi-
mated KoSsuth, bus Minister Kizzar, was
reelected by an overwhelming majority.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-25

WHAT the Solons sang when they
"doctored" the cloeks-''Backward,
still backward, o Time" etc, etc.
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CoTToE quiet in New York, closing
yesterday at I61@I7c for middling up
land.
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GERMANY,

LONDON, March 25, $50 A. M.-The
Daily Neles' special disratch from Berlin
says it is definitely settled that Prince Bis
marck is to be made Duke Of Lauenberg.
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SEVERAL passengers on the lower Mis-
sissippi were attracted by the alligators
basking in the sunshine. care they
amphibiOus, Captain2' asked a iOOker-On.
"AmphibiOus, thunder ~ answered the en-
thusiastic officer, ''they'll eat q hog min
ute"
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SPAIN.

BAYoNNE, March 24-Don Carlos has
issued a decree calling into the military
service all males in Navarro province over
Is years Of age.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-25

A DETROIT man has taken to raising
lemons in a dollhouse. This years crop
amounted to five lemons, and it only cost
him four tons Of coal to raise them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-25

THE little State Of Delaware has adopt
ga 4 new flag Gz65 feet, Of blue silk with
yellow fringe. II will be used to spread
over the State to keep the frost of.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-25

"WHY did YOU pass yesterday without
looking at me9n said a beautiful woman to
Talleyrand. Because, madam, IL had
looked 1 could not have passed
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TENNESSEE BONDS were firm in New
York yesterday at IS.
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WASHINGTON.
Don Pardee's Nomination LAID
on the Table.
No Judge for Louisiana Until
Next Winter.
John MitchelPs Naturalization
Papers.
Threatened Resignation of Treas
Urer Spinner.
WASHINGTON.
Tennessee Gauger.

WASHINGTON, March 24.-Thos. Berry
is appointed internal revenue gauger for
the First Tennessee District.
The Customs Receipts
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GOLD opened in New York yesterday
at ll55 and closed at 115k.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
EQUITABLE
Fire Insurance Co..
HO- IL North Cherry Ste,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

CAPITAL, 100000
TWENTY PER CENT PAID Up
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". ". BERRY, PEes't. WI. A.HEB8, SEE
A. G. ADAMS, Vice President.
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SeEni-sfeekly, e4-2O Weekly .....,
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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DIRECTORS
". ". BERRY. WM. PHILLIPS,
r H. GARDINER, b. 5. RAEA.
DEMPSEY WEAVER, INO. p. " HELENS,
J. r. GILBERT, JAS. A. HcALISTEB,
A. &. ADAMS, SAML GOWN,
THOs. d. FIFE, j. b. OBRYAN.
NIHIS WELL-KNOWN COMPANY COS-
4 TIMES 70 insure property agasnst loss or dan .
age by FIRE. It's usefulness ard wiliingReFE { o
meet is engagements have been shown 81 tie
paymeutCf over
SI00,OO0 TO POLICT.HOLDERs
since Ire Organization.
Those who wish 70 Pa--1nize home company
organized up0na solid basis and cOnserTafiveIT
managed, VIII find the Equitable, OF Nashville
worthy OF their confidence.
BOLLES & GLASGOW, EAgents.
my3O " Tsp.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

TersllS.Of Subscription.
z NAIL Or AT THE BUSINESS OFFICE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-10

liearne yesterday They arc the lar
gest and finest hi ever brought ~ ne
city,
A mad dog was Killed yesterday NJ
lernoon by Captain Morton, Ia liHr
feny's yanL opposite lho 'l'eyas and
Pacific depot Fortunately he was
Killed before he succeeded Ia biting
any 0ne,
In answer a. an anxious inquirer
from Marshall, the city editor wuuld
merely remark that HE advertisement
IN question chad 40 reference lull-
lusiou," Chopped,
Right Row, AleXnudpr &, Garrett
Do, bishop OF the Missionary Dir
lricl of Northern 'l'eXuH, arrived ia the
city last evening" and viii occupy lllo
pulpit At the Episcopal church lo.molr
row morning aud evening
-Messrs, q, llaggurl " Go, are som
pelllors Tor the prize offered Tor The
largest watermelon sent ~ tllis office
aud yesterday sent one NJ the u nral
Of the large lot received rom llmruc,
aandwlclcd In between u couple oldc-
liciouH canlclopcH,
by reference to the proceedings ol
the District eva Court II viii bc seen
that the Jury failed Ia grant decree
In The famous divorce suit ol lllppluB
w. Higgins, and lhnl JOHN aud
Caroline mill rcnOln one--Ho far M
the law h concerned,
The dOmago to the winter supply Of
Wilson'S bnlhing rooms Inns brcn ~,
puIrcd ana the rooms are nav open
for the reception patrons Every.
thing Is arranged with u view lo lbo
comlorl and convenience l put,oas,
mud gentlemen mNy rely upon lrl-
clum accommodations,
Judge lIurlord yesterday Nucd Il
negro twenty-five dJ,lam aud commit.
ted another ncmo, II appears That
the negroes were willln lot II mtllc
men who ypr9 on their return home
from Nap@Is, WHITTIER they had been
with a drove Of cattle, 4 few miles
west of the cily dispute urcsc hr,
tween the negroes, when the ohc fined
seized n rock and struck the other,
lnlllcIIng painful nud serious ~ ound.
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IN TllE WRONG PEW.
A Bashlnl Young Gpnilenlan nan En-
GarraSSlng predlcahral

The present cheated term IN hardly
the timc that one would select lnr Il
multiplicity of bcd'Icllows, int Under
certain circumstances one must pul up
with Inconvenience aud make n viz
tue OF necessity, The reporter was in
formed of an affair that occurred q lrW
days since, which called forth All the
latent bushes Of II certain young clerk
ON Elm street, to say nothing OF the
embarrassment Of Il most modest, viz.
tuous and dillidcnt young lady. A gen
tleman engaged in business on
Main street had the misiugiune
to have very sick child.
Sympalhiaing friends freely yolun-
teered to watch AZ the bedside of the
little sufferer and ml4'uQr To its
wants during the Ions and weary hours
OF the night, and among them was
the Elm street clerk above referred To.
AS is customary on such occasions, HE
watches weE4 divided up into relief
parties, who promptly relieved each
other vt various hours during the night,
About three o'riock in the morning
the young gentleman referred TO was
relieved from duty, and mot Wishing to
walk long distance home at that
hour, he was showM 6y the host to
room wherein was II double bed, which
already had IN occupant.
Tired and sleepy, the young man
paid no heed TO his hedteliow, but
quickly disrobed himself, jumped into
bed, and was soon wrapped in the SOM
holent arms OF old Morpheus. He
slept soundly, and not until Ola Sols
rays were cleaning brightly into his
face through the window lmes did he
awake, ye gods to find himselfrosting
quietly beside the siStcr-in-law of his
host, u h~antiiul, bewitchng, black
eyed little maid ot seventeen or there
amnts. And just about that time the
young lady awoke and gazei around.
ana their eyes meeting, the Sreno was
promptly taken in 10y both. Without
waiting for explanations, the Young
man hoped out Of bed, and the time
he made in getting out of that room
would not have been Ggcreditable to
quarter horse.
Champagne sappers have failed, 10
Keep the atbAls II secret, and the young
gentleman Is seriously contemplating
\ trip 70 Svoid the sympathy and con
Of his friends.
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PREfERRED SPECIALS.

lLHr received N tho Mlwaukoo lierr Hall,
GOd MAIN nllcoIa large quantity ol ili' orlr-
brnled Frankfort Lager lhcr IhlN b'rI N
superior ~ nny Ia the llnllcd states II nln
hWl received impaired lthoin vine GuAHAN'
Tknp runW,
The proprietor Inn engaged Prot lnngnt
Wlrlng baud Ia glyecunrcliH NJ his hnll every
evening lulyldul
OHAM Tor watches aud lcwelry, All goods
engraved free Of chnrpp
ukQuEarlOsAui the hcst IlUrc Ia buy
bargains In boots, shoes, clulhlng gouF'
furnishing goodt trunks, ynllers, uuulcllY,
o,c,, IN NJ SmnmrdH, ~ Elm street
AAyr money, GO ~ NtnnlOrB iSr shocs,
boots aud hats.
I, NJ, DRAM hnH IN hN wDplQy one 0l the
best wnlchInnhors IN the state Remember
thlA when Sou go 10 have your watches re-
paired,
AlLynRwAnE sullNblp Tor blIihdny ANA
bridal presents, also Rome clocks ~ Her
mann inngcH, bOi south sio NJ Main street,
QUA oiti1ops who wnnl Clolllng mndc up
~ order, Underwear ready male OF made ~
order ana IN met, anything In tho llnc 81
Qcntlomen's Furnishing Goods, should cnll
on ilolpnDcck ~ Morullom, ~ MINI street,
where they VIII find every whiting In the Nbavr
line OF goods, Of tlu best quality and made
UP IN tho best, manner Remember the
number, lp7 Main street. lldlL
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80 Knew Horses Age from ,sis rccth.

The colt is born with twelve grind
ers. When four front teeth have made
their appearances, the colt is twelve
days old; and when the next four
comes forth, ii is four weeks old When
The corner teethappoar, the COLTS eight
months old, aud when the latter have
attained the height of the front teeth,
IT is Que Year OLD 'phe two years colt
mas the kcrnel-the dark substance in
The middle OF the tOoth's crown
ground oct of all of the front teeth. In
the thru year the middle front teeth
are being shifted, and when three
years Old hose are substituted for the
horsc teeth. The next four teeth are
shided IN the fourth year. and the cor
her teeth in the NTH. At six wears
the Kernel il worn out OF the middle
mont teeth, and the bride teeth have
now attained To their full growth. At
seven years hook has been formed
on the corner teeth of the upper jaw;
lhe kernel of the teeth next at the
middle fronts is worn out, and the
oridie teeth beg in to wear OIL. AT eight
years oi age the kernel is worn out of
aIi the lower front teeth, and begins To
u''ciease III the mludle upper fronts.
IA the ninth year the kernel has
wholly disappe AIRED from the upper
middle front teeth, the hook on the
corner tooth hAs increased in size rs
tne bride teeth lose their points. In
the tenth year the kernel has worn
o0t of the teeth next to the middle
roots Of the upper jaw; and in the
eleventh. year til he kernel has entirely
vanished from th e corner teeth of the
same jaw. At twelve years old, the
crowns OF all the front teeth in the
lower jaw have be come triangular, and
the bridle teeth are much worn down.
As the horse advai ices in age, the gums
shrink away from the teeth, which
consequently receive long, narrow
appearlnce, and iGheir kernels have
metamofphosed int o darkish point,
gray hairs increase jim the forehead. the
ciih ASSUMES the sha pc of an eagle.
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Many families of cnlture and refinement
nave their all invested In their Homestead.
the loss ofwhich would entail great distress.
not positive ruin, Only few days ago
me reNde"ce OF Captain iIen,y Harris of
TINS county, together with I'll tho personal
eilscs Of the Jqgpg, were totaNX destroyed
by Gre No hsWeao}. Every Wife Shout |
insist upon her husband securing rlidbic IN
Shrd'lce without 9ElaN, upon his dwelling
anu, household treasures Mcssrs. LciJh 1t
Cufnes represent those old nnd reliable hsar-
qce. Iqmpd8isS who have passed unscathed,
through the Hres of more than a halfcont any:
and offer inducements on residences, Tor n
term OF from three to five years. Call and
see them at their office, 900 Main street pal.
las, Texas, July 7-d3twli
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LOCAL BREVlTIES.

-Chopping, "boss."
District Court adjourns to-day.
The le Grande Is receiyin. its fin.
ishing coat of paint.
Harry Mccarthy takes benefit At
Putt Garden Tonight.
I'D. Harris has reduced the prle.,
of board at the City Restaurant.
-Crowdus, charged with swlndiinp
was yesterday released ON hail
What has become of, the moon.
light picnicers
MIR. w. NJ. G. Hill returned hom,
last evening from u brief trip North.
The weather prophets now predict
that We will have rain Ia time to sow
turnips.
The watermelon market Is over
stocked, and prices have downward
tendency.
--'Bhe Stonewalls INDUCED in mi,
Violent exercise last evening in IN,
shape OF red-hot ,lrill 4.
Tickets for the Sam Houston
Monumental Association drawing can
be had at John s. Jackson Il Co. Is Dal-
us Book House, Mainstreet.
-Haggart received car load of wa
'ermelons, on commission, from
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The races at the Dallas Blood-Stocli
Associations course, on Tuesday, prom
ise SOME fine sport. All the horses en-
tered, but one, have heretofore given
m exhibition of their speed over our
course, and their various merits are
pretty well anu generally known. The
association are determined that there
snail he no lack of sport. even during
me heated term" aud propose to ln-
augnrate ~ series of races until the
regular fall meetings. In their en-
u'"'o,S 10 cater to the public's wants
sney should meet with a liberal en-
co'rasemeilt, and no better method
could he devised to show that apprn
''atlon Than a full turn out TO the races
next Tuesday.
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The mlIoWiug isuyUli1 DliHlnnl
m ihu dlslIlrI court daT lfl1If b'
fprduy, byu mnuey-Irulrrt MHllIaNll
loaned ~ IN Mr nelrhmHh A1ffW-
Hr lJll, 1853, paYuhln -,l r4rIi mnnllh
and 90 ihn enid of uiufIF days l'r
whur amount became dua. ~ ll'r rare
ri Twelve pee rrnt pfr MONTH l" lN
compounded, uul ludrlWllp lm}nl0''ll
ln draw un additional lrn peg rrill
compounded uulil paid, ana also .'l'
lass irr. ITO tools % mortgage 900 Nl'
uumlnucr, horse and harness when
ur -uld fr 30 10 PUBLIC sale, lac hr-
umlup thr purchaser llesued nn lif
node nl 100, uni obtained q lndgWfhl
nf sHl1 49, 'lbismnll must peA llnHll
dr-rrudlut ui 0ullu rh, The case mr.
missiles q conclusive argument w hNr
nj nu u-uy law Austin linlrlut
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Dallas BIood.siocy Associ.iion Rnec,,.

Tuesday, July 10, 1875 First Rncc- Match
for $1,000, halt mile, Mr. LillyB pr.g, "LNA
Chance" ogcd' Mr., Bulchcrs h,r. "Snnra
Fe," nvo ycnra old.
Second Race Match Ior $500, one mio
Mr. Turner's eli, N. -, four yunrs old, hy
ilnsnn, dam Marx Turner; Nh Warmers b,
4. shoe Wy, by lordaa, dum omitted.
Third RGco-.Mutoh Cor $500, one quarter OF
u milo, Mr. Collns 4. m. the Ghost Mr.,
surchors dun mare, ldlcwild,
The first race 10 commence NJ four o'clock
~ NJ, sharp,
Pools TO be sold nj the Turf Field ana
Farm, Monday night. Iuly lO.dit
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ably followed hy other mfln 300 lrsus
llnl TH lltMlp WpaoIi
linUurhmrul seems ~ hr ille uidu
NJ lhrdlJi nud b rpsudrl healthy
sIm lur Aldermen nt ,AHir WrrIluR
So luduy voted 40 log 900 m0Ir street
payrnru frnpn ymr fuu to-day
NIty np n in In lDmFu iu lnY-
mnul uIull tnsm, nim Wd city IN
dellednf-s lum llhs iiur forth lhe
m1 r4llnIm upprr WIllu wM liia
morning ANNOUNCING Che iurl THE
broker Hrriu AiEli iulWop over lhls
move pllLr Adfrmru CO., ID sadly in-
lrrlra win luWr lI'Ilu piano hui lllr
people uiiIrr
'IhruHl A llr slifH lnmm D. lu hr
Dispensed WlIli luliNu months from
lhI- date and lhr Secretary 0l the iiHs
Company notified ol the hol,
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CITY BUSINESS.

Grand state Tournament az uC
Grounds "a the JSni.us BioOd.%iOci,
Associations, ou the lath ~ August,
1874.
When upwards OF dtty gallant knights
will compete, m gorgeous array and Spen.
didiS mounted tor valuable pll2cs. There
VIII also be an uu,ItUtd exhibition OF
thoroughbred ond trotag Stations, d,Ut{r ana
single harness hmVtS o,d lG,fN and 0cud,-
mems S0ddir hUc,ss. Prizes Tor the best dis
play OF hoHcmanship by ladies and gents
a splendid procession viii form in town and
march To the grounds, hoodcd 10y an upsrr-
passed bg;N, bard. Grutcmcn DESTROYS OF
Ia tlv Grand Tournament. will
please send name and address IN .uli, and
Preparations VIII soon be ready or cumpcti.
Tors 10 practice.
Tho priarswill be presented 20 the winners
10y the most beautiful ornS ladies OF Dallus.
y Captains Uniform WllI De presented to
the best drlcd volunteer company IN Dnl-
las. W. b. AllLER, President.
Ii. WADE, Se"ae!ny July iO.d2t.wlt
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WATER.

This water, 80 amed Tor It's medical vir.
tdeS, mas by The lnbored efforts of Dr. q. y,
Coleman, been placed AT the command of Mi
VINO may require HIS curative properties. II
was lett Tor II Texan, Gail Borden. TO con.
dense two gallons of milk To The conuoss 81
one PM, ana yet retain all its pure ana
hutratlNe properties; 50 again has n Texan
reduced two gallons of White sulphur
springs water 10 sixteen ounces, without the
slightest loss OF its medical virtues
lhele are thousands of persons suffering
rom tlt following diseases: Dizziness, de
presSlon Of spirits, irritability OF temper
vertigo. headnehe, palpitation OF the heart
gastric arrangement, disorders OF the livei
ana kidneyS bleeding from the rectum
phes, dSsmenorrhea, amenorrhea, menOrr.
hasla, lucorrhea, foul breath, apoplexy, epI.
iepSy, paralysis, hysteria, melancholy and
insanity, aud many other diseases, traceable
10 nabitually sluggish bowels, and YET re-
mann Ignorant of the cause, and haYesou
In vain for relief Not unirequently the
com Inlnts which originate in constipation
luke an independent existence and continue
though the cause may cease. From All these
considerations il follows that the disorder in
question, whether original or Induced, re.
qulfes close attention, aud should be made
an oplect OF treatment Whenever Ii occurs
One bottle OF DIR. q. \. Coleman's White
sulphur Springs Water Is warranted TO cure
any case Of habitual constipation, II taken
necoruing 10 objections found upon the bot
We: It's action is cefo fuio Ct jucuHde.
10 ne had at any of the drug stores of the
city. Price one dollar. 2Sdly26wly
The Herald dob office
ls the best place to get your Posters. Cir.
culaie, Briefs, Letter Heads and Hall Tickets
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4 card.

w. G. Slckles Is Co. continue th,. orocor,,
md provision business at % d Elm street.
V. Tompkins' old stand. r'hey also solicit
consignmenis nom ST. Lon 5, Galveston and
other points. The old firm was dissolved ON
the 10Th instant, Mr. II. j. lGdrerley dispos.
Ing oi his interest To W. Il. Coker. The
style of the firm win lrcinain tue same.
Goods viii be delivered In the city iree on,
charge. W. C. SlCkLE5,
hlily W. II. COKEH
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FOIt sAIIl.

NY residence, eornsr raeiae avenue
Aud Houston streets, embracing half -
biesh si ground, Win we'll nnished
ons-stery Rnd bsse,neni rorhseoneTeie
baiiding, aad all necessary oui'b"iid'
taEs, e,e, A. early applicant n'ny 49,
cure y bHrgain,
JNO, W, swINDILIs,
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r. hfrG Co, real estate agents, No. 100
Lamar street, beg leave to call the attention
OF persons wishing To purchase real estate to
me extensive lists ri property ON their
ouH'tih boards In anu outside OF
their uiliee, under the respective heads OF
Improved city hopmly," "Vucant City
LOIS Farms" and "Uuimproved and
Wild Lands" embracing busdn ness houses aud
vacant lots In the commercial center OF the
city. Also, buillng lots, and a. number OF
very desirable residences sltua eli in every
quarter OF the city. Also, large tracts of wild
lands In Dallas and other counties OF the
state, besides II number of farms of vpr,ous
S'kes' meindingSeyerai large, highly im-
proved plantations withiR hye miles OF the
city OF nallas. osidlm
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So,iee,

Messm A, \, leli aud Is, &, Scrrmr
are duly authorized travelling agents Of
Tnr DALLAS llEHALn rmETlN0 C0M'
rANY, with full authority 10 solicit aud
receipt for subscriptions, ADVERTISING
aud job work, from this date until
further notice. W, e., HOLLAND,
business Manager
Dnllns, July I, lMi,
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observation-disclosures

Houston propose iDINill nrnll"1 .
rninuosa
Iutrmp 90 kma nlulF Hif Hf .
lluri iNf frWt
Tho mnrllurp D. NHluH pul lu llln .
grain rlrtpiuIHl i'H.|rI"ir
Mathematical erwin shortly .
iHuaH daily nil'iH-
30 Is, Iay.nri-u candidate lur llr
Constitutional Convention 40 lAl'u'''
county
CIly -ripr received iu iiplN,r-
tom iu layWru' u.uli l1Aif, lill" ll'l
iulrhlrluns duU Ihr rlli'
Galveston m# dispensed win
street hmm luriHu nonlhs lf"w 'N'
llrlptIuly
Gholllis County ArWr hoirtt lhr
uumm VI n. A. buuullt of lWWlll
aud john iloug Brown Wl John g.
N0uY of ullIu., wits candidate lni
lhrC, g.
slwphougIlIr Enpinr "AuuloprH
uru mmiug nl A ll.0ul iliuIuH 'i7
th,t .ryrmI N.u Hr.u Zoo llr NulIh-
western portion ui l'ilr county prI"l
wh.lcupO,'
louruuu Hnputp delegation 90
lulrlur, hrUduuWlr. pl ihr lulruh-
tlmWi nImml clothed Wll pNrlt
lur uwulIUWHu u wilF uuplr.iuu col
the rUUd lu ilu Hjuu' Gus,
iumr Nlrl'pldiu L.Ilrd James
NrlurWud, uW Emory lh,u rlul-
! tY, hHl lHuruN Hr.'mIlL who %
uu Attorney "W arrested and cpWull'
ted without Wll
Austin fiWtDmmG "WArp hH iu'
, vested lre ilm riGU thousand duI-
| lln 100 n. lulr grounds, upd lhp Report
Irr hoH worry hui UuuW o. The IuHI
/ oI Nwo lHnt AUSTIN ana ilntrWlHl H
! t,Ir mpNH'
siuphpuyillo Empire "rhr wrJ-
Wuuu No Hmull liudI lu. dome .umr
! dNmp'u ~ lln cotton uu 'nlMy, iluN
! lWrrDIWdrd lH growth without u.-
IHlroyWR w. IhU hot WwlAwwlll Iour
put stop t0 their lrpvdduUs"
Iucwopsut Lrwtyil @. ..iulF
enormous John NJ, lIuplw ,Mlra
| Tint wheat liollH there have yielded
| 'ur,y.Uc msdnlh per pwp, aud other
/ Fields average nom twenty-five tu
| thirty Nyc uJfhch,
"A Negro desperate named Martin
! Harris, wa. hillDd los officers Peck aud
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An EXAMPLE.

The following is copied from the
Galveston correspondence of the Hous-
ton Telegraph. The example Iof econ
omy aud rctrenchment set by the city
Fathers of Galveston might be profit.