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but they have right to know, andit is Of vital
necessity that they should know that in form
ing this combination, the divisions of the past
are to be forgotten, and that all alike are to
be regarded IS members of the Democratic
family, with all the rights and privileges that
may be claimed by the most ancient member
of the household.
Animated by this spirit, union Of all the
Conservative masses of the people in this
State is not only possible, but it can be easily
effected, with certainty of Kidding the State
of the bane of Radicalism, and placing sour
future destiny in the hands of our own peo-
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"Seward," said Sam Tilden to G.. Alfred
Townsend. "was man of accomplishments
and rhetorician. He did not attend to his
own work. Weed was his purveyor. He did
made figure in our State. He beat Marcy
after while, and yet panics and disasters
were his assistants to power. The panic of
1887 gave him his start; anti-Mas onry boosted
bition; he was not picked up by Weed with
out knowledge Silas Wright and Marcy were
able men. Marcy had more administrative
force and was Setter writer. Wright was
the best orator, with the best heart for friend
ship. That took him of with Van Buren,,
and I followed; but Yah Buren, was greater
than either"
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We have received from the publisher, J. w.
Schermerhorn Co., copy of the american
Educdttond! Monthly, a magazine specially de-
voted to popular instruction and literature and
to the advancement of all measures calculated to
to elevate the rank, remuneration and intelligence
of school teachers. The articles in this number
are all ably written and full of instruction. 1t is
magazine that every teacher as well as all in
terested in the progress of education should sub
scribe to-
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Jefferson Davis couldn't accept Mr.. James
Redpath's invitation to lecture in Boston on
q specified date the coming season, but it is
quite probable he will speak there some other
time during the next few months. In re-
Spouse to the assurance that he would re-
ceive respectful reception in Boston, he
wrote ~ did not do the citizens of Boston
the justice Of supposing they would do other
wise than listen quietly SO tar as they chose
to hear any one who came by invitation to
address them, and he who, under such cir
cumstances, would be offensive to his audi
ence would be wanting in judgment as well
as in good breeding"
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Jon Pn1NrNa.-We now possess facilities to
unsble us to execute every description OF
commercial, railroad and steamboat printing
lawyers briefs, blanks and other legal docu-
n.ents on the shortest notice, in the best
style, and at the most reasonable rates. We
viii guarantee full satisfaction to those Of our
friends who favor us with their orders.
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When dog barks at you, go for him Fol
low him over the fence, chase him beyond
hills, career after him through swamps. Give
up your whole life to chasing him. That is
the only way to get the best of the cur; and to
get the best of o cur is greater than reaching
heaven. Danbpy Neus.
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Southern Shoe M0nsfactoru.

NEW ORLEANS, July a. 1875
Gentlemen Of New Orleans and Louisiana:
am starting Southern Shoe Factory. only ask
OF you gentlemen, for your patronage. guatantee
that Will give you better satisfaction in my line than
any establishment in this citycheaper and of better
material. Gentlemen, you all know that there are
a great many laborers and mechanics in this State
VINO nave no work nor any food for their wives and
cniidren' we will start own factories and pat
ronze each other we could easily get along with our
factories OF all descriptions. Our money is all given
70 'ne North and West which is millions of dollars
nave been established in the Shoe Mandatory for
tne last twenty-fv years. and call the attention of
the community in general
Yours respectfully.
JOHN HANSEN,
jy27 2dp IS Canal street
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The revisers of the New Testament have
been at work five years, and it is said will
probably require five years more. The latest
London mail advices report that the four Cos
pels had been completely revised. except two
points in dispute yet to be decided. The Acts
and small Epistles had been revised once, and
had to undergo second revision. The Epis-
ties of Paul would come next, and take long
time.
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At Bristol, England, on August 10. before
the Right Hon. Stephen Cave, NJ. p, and
other magistrates, young man named Will
liam Vines, employed at Dye Works, near
Watton.under-Edge, was charged with indie
Gently assaulting Lavinia Rhodes, aged thir-
teen, while travelling on the Midland Railway
The prisoner was given into custody OF the
next station. He was committed to prison
for two months with hard labor
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10 the last election for Governor, 1871, Cal
itornia went 62,5Sl Republican to 7,52O
Democrat. In 1872, the Presidential vote
was 81, O2O for Grant to 40, 71s for Greeley. In
1873, the Independents elected the Supreme
Court, casting "a, 544 votes to l9, PAT Democrat
and 1854 Republican. Judging from last
Wednesdays election, the Independents of
that hard-money State have taken kindly to
Democracy
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"Papa, did you see those nice little guns
down to the store p asked little six year old
boy. Eyes, Harry, saw them. But have
so many children to feed and clothe that can
not afford to buy you one, replied his father,
seriously. Little Harry glanced at the baby
in the cradle with no loving expression on
bis face. Finally he said: Well, papa, I'll
tell you what you can do; you can swap little
Tommy for gun. = EXCHANGE.
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DIED,

BURTHE-On Sunday, Sept 9Th, at 81 o'clock
r NJ f. George Burthe, aged 30 years, a native
of this city.
SCHONFELD-On Sunday, Sept. 5th, 1875 at II
O'Clock r NJ, F. w. Schonfeld aged 43 years a
native OF Bremen resident of this city for 90 years.
BRAY-Died at Turner Maine Sept. 5th 1875,
Steven BRAY Gather of Commissioner Bray in the
18th year of his age.
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COMMISSIONERS OF CONSOLIDATED DEBT
City Hall, New Orleans June 3, 1875,
Notice to Holders of City Bonds.
In conformity with the ordinance of the City Coua.
Gill; notice hereby given that tenders for Bonds to
be converted into emium Bonds win be received at
the Department of Finance until the FIRST OF
SEPTEMBER NEXT.
In order that there be delay in providing for the
first allotment parties should report At ONCE the
amount they intend to offer.
c. J. LEEDS. Mayor,
ED. PILSBURY, Administrator Finance,
J. G. BROWN, Administrator Accounts.
JeS 2dpu Commissioners Consolidated Deo
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II is said that the new style of pantaloons
to be worn this fall will be large enough to
tie back. Also, that modest man can't
climb ladder with pair Of EN- on Boston
Post
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He who uses three-cent s.aic.p where .
two would suffice does something toward
wiping out the national debt, and is entitled
to his country's gratitude.
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Pennsylvania woman recently hung her.
self with corset Ordinarily the corset kills
by inches, and the one referred to must have
been superior article. Democrat.
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"Any letters for Mike Howe?" asked an
individual of a clerk at a post-office window.
"No letters for anybodys COW. Boston Adv
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Senator Jones's income from single source.
his Kernville mine, last month, is said to have
been $685.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-07

The st. Louis Republican tells of doctor
who will give $1,000 for case where ripe
watermelon has injured any ones health.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-07

The census returns show that there are two
thousand unoccupied houses in Boston-abou
one-twentieth of the whole number.
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Our subscribers and patrons are hereby
notified that VIM. J. Tanner is no longer en-
ployed on this paper, and is not authorized
to collect money due us, or receipt for the
same.
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The New Orleans BULLETIN can DO had OF the
news agent in Mobile, at the depot, on the
arrival OF the 2 p. M. train.
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RI 7, 1875.
IMMENSE REDUCTION
DR. GOOD
J. TURCOTTE'S,
1884,. Canal street.-....15
! White Building corner Baronne.
Having received large stock of FALL GOODS
bought for cash, at New York Auctions, which vii
be opened
On Monday, September 6,
and having not enough room, will sell from tina
date the balance of our SUNNI er Goods
FAR BELOW COST PRICE.
Parties wishing to secure extraordinary bargains
are invited to give call before purchasing else
where.
500 pieces White and Red Check MATING, just
received, at very low price,. SIS
L. II. KEEP. w. C. RAYMOND. R. S. HICKEY.
E. s. KEEP In COmmendam.
KEEP, RAYMOND & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
WESTERN PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
II and 70 Poydras Street,
NEW ORLEANS,
Make Speciality of
SUGAR, MOLASSEs, COFFEE,
RICE and TOBACCO, FLOUR,
BACON, PORK, HAMS, LARD.
BUTTER and CHEESE, SOAP,
CANDLES and STARCH.
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
STAPLE GROCERIES.
Exclusive Agents for
PLANTS MILLS, st. Louis,
PLANTS EXTRA, BELLE CREOLE,
TROJAN, CENTRAL,
nd full line of Medium and Choice Grades.
We are prepared to fill orders for all kinds of
FANCY and STAPLE GROCERIES and WEST |
IRN PRODUCE at the LOWEST MARKET
RICE.
Having superior facilities for handling consign |
nents of Western Produce, we solicit the patronage
shippers, and will be pleased to correspond with
ouses who desire to buy or sell in this market.
1D2dp
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Jacob MuLter's Plan of CO-ODerutiv<
Store.

Store.
It or instance, any one loans the ShOemakers
Cooperative Association S $40 600
for one yearat per cent interest per annum 900
FL aGtal :-------.... $40 800
For instance one shoemaker one dozen pairs
shoes per week; and leaves one dollar
every week for the As .ociation makes in
SO weeks 70
Five hundred shoemaker - at 81 per week. in
pou 81 weeks ,;.-;:-.------,- 10000
For profits of sale to the Co opt rAtive Associa
Il ,n one shoemaker makes ore dozen pair
shoes per week. profit 25 cents per pair or
80 per dozen; total in 50 weeks. . s156
rive hundred shoemakers at So Der week
amounts in weeks. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. $4,000
"; Iata., 49,. 600
such as rents, bookkeepers clerks Gas .
printing warehousemen, drayage, etc.. $500
Loon oe +,o .. .,oo sss,8oo
interest deducted ~ IN ooo
Net profit for the Cooperative Store AZ 900
ad3I o0'oo"
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jacob OFT,
GA r P E N TIE r,
2e9 Magazine Street, Corner Oalliope,
Is prepared to execute all orders in the Oar.
penser snd Building line, with promptness, neat.
ness and dispatch. Cisterns made and repaired.
nj tf2dp
Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
DR.. G. BEARD, Occulist,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STREET
Orleans Inarmary.
Once hours from 10 to 81.
Port EddS.
Where the Jettes are being eonstructed-at South
PAS Bari wish bet $1,000 that they will not ge,
IL feet of water on the Bar in six months
SCI " ARELIABLE PARTY.
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NOTICE M Orders taken On the Bulletin Office
unless ind0rsed by the PhOfklEIVh'
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tons, in order to unite heartily in common
effort to rescue their State from misrule.
Let it not be forgotten that many of the
most jealous and trusted Democrats of TO-DAY
were, at former period, old line Wings OF
the straightest sect, bitterly opposed to the
Democracy upon issues which then divided
those yenerated parties. Atlength, when in the
dark hour of our country's peril, in the mighty
struggles that preluded the sectional appeal to
arms, it was seen that the Democracy defended
the Constitution and the rights of the States,
and the rights of thespeople, with heroism
not surpassed by Leenidas and his Spartan
band in defending the pass at Thermopyla,
these old line Wings rallied to the Democratic
standard, and have for the most part ever
since been faithful to the Democratic cause
1t is thus that truth conquers error, prejudice
gives place to honest conviction, and men
who at one time we're opposed in hostile ar.
ray, are afterwards united in q common cause
and animated by the same spirit.
The lesson taught by this example should
be full of instruction to our leaders who de.
sire to prepare for the mighty campaign in
1876. The people must be united OF their
cause will be lost. To this end all faclious
jealousies must be dispelled by spirit of
magnanimity and self-abnegation on the part
of all who assume to lead in the movement.
There is a general conviction among the
people that they ought to organize in the De-
mocratic name, inasmuch as that is the only
national party opposed to Radicalism, and
there is no other party for them to act with,
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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-23

Tgbornt VtGkory .,OSr5fy" doSel mas
s,sit istopadoyy. timto obsahem: Z
Bukovinv. Cd Jar. Olesovskeho.. - Ru-
jana. Obrazy hroh0 staroslovanskych.
Nakreslil josef Wuensch. ID Ky Kral
Juan. Baseh Antala StaSka. (Pokr) =
IA rannich GervankGy Roman od A.
V. Smiloys ktho (Pokr } - Rozhledy Ii
terarni. Cd Frant Zakreise: Cesk6 ba-
snictvi. - Gustav Pflegcr- Moravsky. Ne
krolog Oh Ferd Schulze. = Bohumil Jan
da Nekro,og oil Frant Zakrese. = Re
dakce. administraco eNpodice: Ostrov-
nj uGci {. 6n. u5US lily. Praha, Bohe
mia. Europe.
,Lumjr," zabavny a poueny tyden-
nix Obsah tisla ii: Ondfei CernySev.
Roman cd Julia Zeyera, (Pokr. )-ZIo
zdstalych basm Jindficha Nieder.e. z
,,jarniho sestilistku. Nezapomeh. Labu
ii pisen. = Druha navsteEa tabofe Her
cegoycl. P,dlva Jos. HoleGek |. -
Vesnicky Jakobin. Poyidka tasd TO
boty od B. Perikids. (Pokr) = Roma
ny sifedovekem pisemnictvi eeskem
Cd Ferd, Sehulze. (Pokr.) = Femleton
. zardiyani - Umani. Literature. Vtda
- Drobnosti.
ObsAh eis q II; Ondfei CernySev. =
Ballada helgolandska. Cd Jana Nerudy
-Yesnicky Jakobin. Dok. - DruhA ma
vStdya tabote Hercegoycd. Il Feuil
Teton; Baboyka. katalonska narodni
bachorka. -Uk4zky posie traneouzSke
PIelosil ]. Yrchlieky. Andre Chenier
Mlada zaja;4. Posledui verse Barkan
Ia Atorismy zrcySjsich franooaEskycl
spisova;el1. l. DrobnoSti.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-23

a tezkeho 2alate. Teprv asi za
10 m6sicd hyl v6zeni pnStGn a kdyz mu
byl opetn6 pod pfsnym trestem navrat
DO Ruska zakazan, vratl Sc do se6 vlasti,
Dozved6v sc, ze iezovite najimai dobro-
vomiky pro Don karlosa ve Spanelsku,
vystoupil veteine prot tomu. kdyz pax
kdysi vcteine mluvil, vyfitili Sc nan naia
ii dobrodruzi straSne iei dykami zranil
krvaceie nestislnych ran, sklesl bez Sc
be ma zem. Odnesh jej do nemocnice,
kde po delsi dobu Sc uzdravil. 4 Neapole
Sci opet pesky do Vidn9 a odtud do Carl
hradu. Y Turecku Sc mu neiibilo; ga
tou2il po Rusku. We Niln6 vsak byl "a
teen uvrzen do zalafc Byl obvinen,
ze sosnoval spiknuti, iehoz dGelem pry by
10 zavrazditi care. Pres dev6t m6sic0 tr-
vala vazba ieho, naee1 letos lara pr1
vodp 6etnikd doprayen ma hranice rakou
ske Sci do B6lehradu kdyz 6erven-
ci vypuklo povstani ' Herzegovina a Be
sn6, special nestastnym slovanskym bra
trim ku pomoci. Su6astnil Sc vsech vet
sich bitek nyui boiuje pod IrIporen
anameho na6elnika povstalcd knee
/ Zarka.
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ID IS kvet 1875 odladi vlaky udsne stsnice tvyjms
nedelD jak nAsledudUje,
Ma jih,
River Division.

0poustl Bsysrd 1t 50 dop s5oo odp. PfuiFdl DO Nov
shlladehia ~ 20 odp. opoust n PhllAd 7 30 dop
II s. oIp Ptulld do Rayarl 10 % dop. J % odp
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ptodstavu miti. Go lesku u nadhefe
toho Aidovskeho kralo Sc vyprsvuie, smrs
ii SO na velmi skrovnou miru, posyitimeh
ii ma to sy5tlem historicke pravdv. Jeru.
salem hylo male m6sto, Gitaiic sotva SO.
600 obyvatel0. Prepych zidovsky byl
poroynam ptepychem II jmych asiat-
skych narod0 ranuiicim velmi bledy
chatny; uadherny chram lerusaleinsky
byl porovuani velkolopymi nadher-
nlmi stavbami Babylonu nebo Nnive
pouhou chatrei. A ami tento chatrny pc.
mink stayitestvi nemohh 81 Eide sami |
vvstavtti, pottehovalit tomu fenickych |
sraviteld, Cokoliv pfepyehem, um6nim.
uadhorou xavanelo, bylo Fenicie; Zo
mi same nevyrabelo Sc ami neipottebn6isi
naradi a naeini Ano zda Sc. Ae Eide de
le neA kterykoh jiny narod setrvali do
ac kamenne, aspon nebylo roku 1890
pied Kristen celG zeui kovatc a spra-
covani ko,u bylo upIn6 nezname. Ze
Salamounovy slavy a nadhery noni patr-
nc NC l'oeho pr"Nuou' he@ iesN len' '"-
remu, Easobcneho hoin6 2idovskymi a syr
sSymi kraskami L ZidH panovalo jako
VSeoh "SlSSYeh naFouu hn''o~eis''''
Lakon neobmezoval po6et Zen, ne ien tty
~ 3eny mGv naroky ma vdovstvi Co
do ciS'o'y mraV0 staiy splSe hi1e' h'+
drnE' narodoVe MINI souseaicl' lroSu
tuce r. NevestkafStvi> RI mel" men
arc'' DIX motaickemu zakon'darstvl' j.
non tvarnost. SonIolmce pochazely po-
nelvice Ee Syrie' ESyPta baoylonsS"'
nehot MolziSovy Zakony zakazovaly IA
dam n&ivati A'dovek "a neNeStSky. M2l
l'S neFaporede' to snad nelakeho mraV-
n'ho citu, ale hlavne te pr'tiny' e IL
d'vky hyly SttSlho dhn stlEehY talny
m nemocem, nasiedky 10 Pfespn'lShe
yilnostl a slnyS'nostl.
y r,dinach 2idovskych byly rozmlSky
man2elske ma dcunim poiadku, nebot
1huSta ohvinoYAI manAet manzeiku. Re
cizoloAstSIm zdravl svtmu uSkodila' man
2eiky chilly tyte2 vye'tSy man2eI0m
svym zhusta m6ly obe strany pra'du
) Zjdovsky otec me- te2 pravo dcern syou
i, ma jistou ih0tu prodati DO cizolo2stvl: pe
nize uulto ohavnym obchodem strient
!. patfily otci nlkoliv deer. Ji2 "a mel
b starsioh dob 1idoysu otoove teuto dccra
5 mi svvmi GAchr provozoyah. Ze krou
s. toho nepriroEene Pohavnl hnchy lido
ve.Wl roESlrenv bYly. ize uEaNirau pms
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HiIdise-
L4hoza inkorp9rovAnr.
HlavEl kAloelAt. 2IJ Rowery. Ny.

HlavEl kA1oe4At. 2IJ Bowery. Ny.
SPo.ecnoet "a est EAstoapea. ID sta.
ten Caie tst4 1900 6!ea3.
PesiE4}e 4iFo, 81 - sl0.eeo.
NeisoealEa EyPl@cs F...3p.sru d s7-s4s
tt1nl
PtsF%Tky r1oho1 14p42vovGny b}a
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DE FFrQtai TPr1vy, l. les1na 1s-4 ~
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elm se1oe.yo1-
Fr-ls-ex l-z47ni rokx Is1s. So Ga
FrssEz<k 1ze !. s-1zA asa. $500
Bis rT-arr p..34:
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Is Ozs&<so 81.
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CtecetdRd, Columbus, CINCINNATI *
Indiana II. IL.
z CIevelandu odiifdI 655 dopoicdne
;. so 600 odpoledne.
Do Clevelandu pfiiifdi 80 rAno 400 8
9.55 odpoledne.
Cresthne 9.55 raao 55 1000 odp.
Do Columbus 1925 pol. 9.45 1885
noci.
DO Dayton 400 rano $50 edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
z Cincinnati 700 1000 rano GAS vet.
z indianapolis 6.25, 1850 100 rsno.
z ST. Louis rs 7Ano 255 40 odp.
z Chicago ESQ 4 5. 20 rano.
Do Chicago nejlepSi iezditi veGernim.
Atlantic "a Great Western R R
Va rycdo9 oiii<ai j gycheGu J'tyiik3L
z Cevolandu 725 500 rano s.45
1905 veter.
Do Clevclandu 200 l0-45 rano, 4.lo
5.55 Ye6er.
Do New Yorku 100 rano, ass $50 see
z Bostona $50 rano, sos ve6er
ZNew Yorku $50 a ll.0o rAno, SIS -
100 yeter.
Lake shore Michigan South. RI. n
Nd ryahoi o,ijisdi a pfgisii rycAoeis:
z Cleyelnada AS 10 90 rano, 4l0 .
%. - ve1er.
: D. ClevelAndu $50 SIS rkno, e.o3
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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-23
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-11
A Nuisance,

Immediately in rear of the Lamar
hotel drain passes under Commerce
street. A bridge over this street,
lloored beneath, passes the refuse mat
ter of almost the entire length of Main
street out to the southwark. On this
neither floor filth and every species of
accomplishing matter has accumulated
rom time to time. When the last
rains sent their flood through this
avenue of escape, instead of passing
beyond the limits of the city, the
whole was deposited in the immediate
neighborhood. And even now, after
the long spell of dry weather which
we have endured, pools of putrid water
impregnated with animal matter vet
infest the vicinity with n stencil that
the neighbors can hardly stand. The
attention of the City Physician is earn
estly called to this nuisance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-11

Ex-Governor j. w. Throckmorton
is IN the city and yesterday honored
The HERALD office with his presence.
He is in fine health and spirits and
met with II warm and cordial reception
from his many friends ia Dallas. He
returns to Mckinney this afternoon.
Our old friend, Captain Jefferson
Peak, accompanied by his estimable
lady, left here on Thursday, on visit
to their old Kentucky home. THE
HERALD joins all their old friends
here, in wishing them pleasant visit
and safe return home.
A. w. Madison, ESD, aud wife, of
Ierre liaute, Indiana, are in the city,
guests of the Lamar House. Mr.. Mad
lson is visiting Dallas with view of
locating here, and we understand he
is so much pleased with the bright
prospects of our city that he has al
most determined to make this his
future home.