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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-11-18

Blooming Grove Lodge, No $50 l o G T,
meets every Saturday at o'clock n; W NJ
Edwards, w +; II B Edwards, X sec y.
Pleasant Valley Lodge, Ne AIS, ] o G T.
JH Rogers, W c T; W r Alternately, r S.
Pisgah Lodge, No 80, o G T, meets every
Saturday at s P N; J r Evans, w c T; L +
Collins, X s.
Aurora Lodge No.--Pulaski; W
Jones Rivers, W. c. T; Rolhn Lasseter, sec
Aspen Hin Lodge, No 442 o. G T. Aspen
Hiu, meets every Friday at 80 p m, Capt L
Turner, w CT; J w Mollard, Il S.
Cave Spring Lodge, No ass, meets every
Saturday N; S Mason, w c II j Par
SONS, see'y,
Crosswater Temple No 300 meets At Sharon
Sd Saturday night in each month; Epperson
Tarply, d T; r Brunson, ID sec'y.
Crosswater Lodge, No 594 meets at Sharon
lst, Cd and Sd Saturday; A J KOllnm, W T;
Z Brunson, sec'y.
Odd Fellows.
tjiles Encampment, No 80, meets the 0st
Monday night in each month; Smithson,
@ p; j ames Mclean, s.
Pulaski Lodge, No y, meets every Friday
night; + smithson, g; John w Riddle,
Soe'y.
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CITY Officers.

Mayor, H NJ Stanley; Recorder, John W
Dyer. } A Sumpter, J L Hill, J II Jackson,
II G Crow L Pearcy.
Town Marshal, John Arch Richardson;
Policeman, John Martin.
Comfy Officers.
Sheriff, r A Mitchell; Deputies, r A Blow,
D p Vaughn, Il McLauTile aud w w Cor
don; Tax Collector, w Lewis; Tax Asses
sor, w Butler; Register, John W Dyer;
Trustees, ID B Garrett; Ranger W Alex
ander; Surveyor, w Newbill; Coroner. Ep
Tarply; Superintendent Public School. r P
Yancy; Notaries Public, John Rose, F
smithson, w f Alexander, J NJ Shields.
Talleaferro.
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Pulaski M, D Lewis; Assistant, d E
Pulley. Mails leave Pulaski for
LawIenoeburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at N; returns alternate days at
3P n; embraces Vale Mills and Bohemian.
Fayetteville every Thursday at $3.50 n;
returns Saturday at 1880 A N; embraces Pts
gah, Bradshaw. Bunker Hill, Millville, Cy-
riston and Boon's Hill.
Mockers0n on Tuesday and Friday, ut !
4; arrives IL same days; embraces
Good Springs, Marbuts, Appletons and Mi
nor Hin.
Brick Church on Thursday and Saturdays
at n; returns same day at II A NJ.
For Mails North and South see r. r.
Schedule.
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'iouses Prices remain As quoted Yesterday,
tidugll RdYloes from abroad haVe slightly
stlnnlated coffee, and though this milcle Is
not quolably higher al present, AN early nd
vance may be expected,
BAC0N--ls IN good supply and held firm
nt l6MlbLc for clear sides nnd lb@lO%c for
halns Breakfast bnc0n, l6Le.
FLOUR--T transactions nro confined oScln'
slyely % Texas products, thcrc being 10
western Hour IN the market. TeSnAi IN
sacks, s2,6O@AO0 per cwt.
CoTFEE--Primo, 2l@2lKc; choice, 2iH925c,
and very hnn.
SUGARS--Yellow Cs, lO4@lOAc; Extra o.
liL@llMG; As, l2l+@l2$c, crushed, powdered
anu grannntod, lsA@l3hc.
LARD-rlerce, pllned, l5]aci cans, l7CelSc'
sAIT-.ln light supply with good demand
ut S9,OOg2,lO for sacks aud $40 Tor barrels
ANDLES--Fnll-we weight, l7@lSc.
SOAP--Dnllas made, &C.; Chicago, 7c.; Proc
ter Il Candles, Sc,
COAL OIIs--Barrels, 2l@2jc. per gallon
cases, s2,7j@2,O.
TOBACCOS--StOcksfu full; j6@Sc.
RoPE-Slsal, l2A@l3c., according TO Size
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CITY BUSIN ESS.

WE, LYTE Il Co., real estate agents, No.
10Y Lamar street, beg leave to call the atten.
ton of persons wishing to purchase real es-
tate to the extensive listsof property on their
bulletin boards In and outside oftheir office,
under the respective heads OF "Improved
City Property, ""Vacant City Lots, alarms
and "Unimprovcd aud Wild Lands" en-
bracinS business houses and vacant lots in
the commercial center of the city. Also,
building lots, and anumber Of very tesir-
able residences situated in every quarter of
the city, Also, large tracts of wild lands in
Dallas and other counties otthe state, besides
anumber offarms of various sizes, include
Ing several large and highly improved PLAN
tations within five miles of the city OF Dallas.
aug25dtf
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MESShs. HUGHES ,S co.
General Commission Merchants. No,
iOa North Commercial street,
~. louis.

This firm makes II speciality o; the
sale of grain, cotton, wool, hides, etc.
and isprepared to make liberal cash ad-
vances on con signments of these arti-
cles IN st. Louis, or to their correspond
ents, Messrs. Alex. Willard Il Sons,
Philadelphia, and Thayer, Brigham Il
Co., Boston. Messrs. Hughes Il Co.
have been selling Texas wheat at 81 80
per mlshel, portion OF which was
shipped them by Thomas Hayden, of
F0rney Station. st. Louis millers are
anxious to buy Texas wheat, it being
the best received in st. Louis this sea-
son, and the figures paid for it prove
that the supply has never been equal
to the demand. This house furnishes
daily reports of the st. Louis market
to their shippers. Write them for full
information, samples of grain, etc.
Two-thirds of Dallas market value will
be advanced on shipments with draft
and bill of lading attached. Hughes
" Co. are prepared to promptly ill or
ders for any description OF merchan-
disc, but do an exclusively cash BUSH
ness
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PERSONAL MENTION.


Colonel I. ]. Chichester, the veteren
mail-route man, was at the Lamar
yesterday.
Judge Barksdale, OF the District Civ
u Court, presided yesterday over the
Criminal Court, vice Judge Hare, who
has taken trip home.
a press OF official duty here has pre-
vented Sheriff Barkley from visiting
several county precincts on tax.col-
week. " WINS
u M. H. Franklin, long resident
OF Dallas, goes to waxahachie to take
charge q Marvin College at that
place :. An able educator and 4 thor.
ough-bred gentleman, waxahach,a !.
TO be congratulated on this acouisit,on
to her society.
Mr.. w. H. Colman, Grand Scribe q,
the United Friends Of Temperance In
Texas, proposes TO cast his lot In Dal.
las where 1t Is to be hoped that he will
meet with. such appreciation as will
cause MIN never to regret the change
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"(.leaninga for The Cnrinns :,

We have examined this charming book,
and find 1t filled to repletlon with the choic-
est gleaniugs from the harvest fields of liter
allure. There is something in IL to every
bodys tastes.
All literature has been rakeL for curiosl.
Ties In history, manners and morals, anec-
dotes, poems, reiorts, and the result is the
most comprehensive and unique nieldnqe
that we have ever seen between covers.
Its volume that may BIO opened and
read ut any place NJ any time, for moment
or for hours, with pleasure, advantage and
ediiicntion,
The agent, Mr. Charles Parker, n perma-
nent resident of Dallas, Is now canv,,sslng
this city for the sale of this handsome ma
most useful work.
This book is the labor OF life time. IL was
collated by Dr. Charles c. Bombaueh, of
Baltimore, Maryland. We commend 1t to
the public generally, and to the especial ia
Nor oi our citiEels aug2idlt
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MEDICINES.

a prominent New York physician lately
complained to DUNDAS DICK Il co. about
their SANDALwooD OIL CAPSULES Stating
That sometimes they cured miraculously,
but mat n patient OF his had taken them
without effect. On being informed that sew.
eral mutations were sold, lie inquired and
found his patient had not been taking DUN
DAS DICK ~ CO.'S.
, What happened to this physician may
nave happened to others, and DUNDAS
DICK IL co. take this method of protecting
phBSicidaS, druggists and themselves, and pre-
venting OIL or SANDALwooD from coming
into disrepute.
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the Can.
suleswill continue 10 do 10. for they con-
tam the pure OH In the best and cheap
est form.
DuNDAs DICK Il co. use moro Orr. or
SANDALwooD than all the Wholesale and
Retail Druggists and Perfumers In the Uni
ted states combined, and this Is the sole
reason why the pnre OIL is sold cheaper
IN their Capsules than in any other form
OIL OF SANDALWOOD Is fast Suppressed
ing every other remedy, sixty Capsules only
being required to insure II safe and certain
cure IN SIX or eight days. From no other
medicine can this result be had
DUNDAS DICK d co. = SOFT CA pSIJLES
solve the problem, long considered by emf
nent physicians, ofhow to avoid the nausea
my Hisgust experienced in swallowing,
Whlch are wei known TO dctract from, If not
remedies.
sol Capsules are put up in tin-foil, and
neat boxes, thirty In each, and are the only
Capsules prescribed by physicians.
TASrELESS MEDICINES aston OH
anu many other nauseous medicines can be
taken easily and safely In DuNDAS DICK
AZ 20; ~ SOFT CAPSULES. No TASTE,
No SMELL.
No These were the only Capsules al.
mitted 10 the last Paris Exposition.
send for circulars to IS Wooster street, NY.
SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORIES HERE.
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an indirect demand from the opening
up of new territory to immigrants. II
IL estimated that the bridges built in
the United States since the war have
cost $50, 00U,00O The West has built
the greater number Of large aud costly
bridges, those over the Missouri alone
Mt ST. Charles, Bonneville, Kansas City
Leavenworth, Atchison, ST. Joseph
and Omaha costing Sll,0OO,000 The
Ohio is bridged eight times below Pitts
burg, at n cost of $4,000, 600. The Mis-
sisslppi IL brldged st. Louis, IEannl-
BAL Keokuk, Burlington, Clinton, Du.
buque, Wiona, La Crosse, ST. Paul and
other places, at cost OF $4,000, goo,
the halt of this having been expended
on the bridge at st. Louis, Philadel-
phia has during the same time built or
completed bridges, for me;e local ac-
colnmodation alone, costing about Sl,-
GOO, 600
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THE GRAIN MARKET.

Another busy day commenced with oper.
ators ut the opening OF the market, this
morning, ana continued without any let-up
until late In the afternoon. The offerings OF
all kinds OF grain were large, but the buyers
responded promptly, and the market closed
nrm at annexed quotations, the decline IN
wheat In ~, Louis, noticed yesterday, not
having any effect here.
WHEAT-Wns firm throughout tho day Mt
Soeg.lOo; small iotso Mediterranean went
on aGu 9sSci beardless wheat aud bald bar
ley, 95c.
oAFs-Continuei In good demand at Scale.
RfE-Firm at 70@75c, with fair offerings.
BARLEY-Readily commands aO@75c for
good average grain.
CORN-There IL but little old corn on the
market, and only sufficient newN corn IN
Drought 10 the city to MI the local demand,
selling from wagons ON the streets ut l50,55c,
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a Slight MISUNDERSTANDING.

"Have you seen the great restorer?n
asked one of our near-sighted friends
of another, u few daya ago, "The great
Ristori! Oh yes, heard her MS Hi=a-
6cM. Grand woman, sir. Wish l
wasn't so short-sighted then / could
see her rs well as hear her" 81 don't
mean her. | mean the Great Restorer
of sight, the Diamond Spectacles,'
manufactured by the Spencer Optical
Manufacturing Company. Get pair
of them at once, and they will double
your pleasure by enabling you to see
the tragic queen as well as hear her."
For sale at j, M. Grams. Main street.
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A NEW INVENTION.
The Fertile BrnIn of Colonel A. NJ.
Hibbier Evolves II Weighing
Machine.

Colonel A. NJ. llibbler, known far
and wide as Thoroughbred business
man, has turned his inventive genius
loose, and 10, an improved weigher is
the result The principle of its con-
structlon Is as follows: A platform like
the ordinary scales is constructed, on
which the wagon drives. A derrick
stands at the end, with arms and cam
hooks, to which is attached the scales.
Now, for instance, u wagon drives on
the platform loaded with three bales
of cotton. The gross weight is first Ia
ken, and suppose it to be three thous-
and six hundred pounds. Then the
hooks lift one bale. The weight of the
balance Is then found to be three thou
sand pounds Consequently the bale
weighed six hundred pounds. Anoth-
er bale Is lifted and leaves twenty-five
hundred pounds. The second bale
il five hundred pounds. The third is
taken Oft, and that leaves the weight
of the wagon. This not only applies to
cotton, but to hides OF anything else
Conveniences for weighing stock will
be made In the shape of a railing on
three sides. A drove of hogs can be
on the scales, and gate shut on the
open sides. The gross weight of the
hogs can then be taken, and by letting
one out at the time the weight of each
hog il arrived ut. This is good in
vention, and we recommend it to the
farmers. Colonel llibbler deserves the
credit of introducing it the public.
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Of location. Members Of the order,
ana others having correspondence
with him, will please address him
through the postoflice here.
Mr. o. Dietael, of the firm of Dietzel
Bros. n Co., proprietors OF the Texas
Post, Is in the city. Those Of our
German readers who desire n good
daily or weekly paper from Galveston,
will find the Post just the journal they
are In search of.
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direct 90 EurOpc.

Mr.. d. Iaggart ships from Dallas
daily two carloads of wheat destined
for the European market. Hence IL
goes TO Galveston, where 1t Is put on
ship. board by the elevator, and is no
more handled until stored in Liverpool
warehouses. The trade promises to be
ofgreater proportions next year but is
even now of Importance enough to at
tract the attention Of the mercantile
community.
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NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING
NINETY-EIGHTH EDITION.

Containing n complete list of all the towns
IN the United states, the Territories and the
dominion of Canada, having population
greater than 5000 according TO the last cen.
sus, together with the names of the new ann.
pers having the largest local circulation In
each of the places named, Also, catalogue
of newspapers which are recommended To-
advertisers ~ giving greatest value IN pro.
portion 70 riooschnrged. Also all newspa-
pefs In the United states ana canada print
Ing over 1900 each issue Also, all the Re-
liglous, Agricultural, Scientific and Mechan.
ieal, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile, Educa-
tionall commercial, Insurance, Real Estate,
LAW, sporting Musical, Fashion and other
special class Journals; very complete lists
Together with complete list of over 800 Ger.
nan papers printed In the United States
Also, an essay upon ADVERTISING; many In.
pics OF rates, showing the cost of advertising
IN various newspapers, and everything
when beginner In advertising would like
Address GEO. y. RowELL n CO.,
aus'odiw hPark Row, New York,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL.

THE PLETHORA of capital In financial cir
cles keeps matters quiet, and all legitimate
demands are readily met at yesterdays rates
IN per cent.
GoLD-ls quoted Mt ll09ll2, with but light
operations.
sILVER-ls quoted nominally at lOG@lOS.
EXCHANGE-On the principal cities COM
mhnus N per cent, premium, while CONNER
cial bills are quoted ut Il per cent. discount.
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Notice.

Mr. u. G. Seegar Is the duly author
lied travelling agent Of TIE DALLAS
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY, with full
authority to solicit and receipt for sub
scriptions, advertising and job work,
from this date until further notice.
W. G. HOLLAND,
business Manager.
Dallaa, July |, 1875,
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PROVISIONS AND onooru,rs

AS money becomes more plenty with
country merchants from tho sale OF the
heavy crops now being marketed, thorc is n
corresponding increase In trade In this line.
inc farmers have plenty OF tho wherewith
ana are not chary In their purchases, which
necessitates heavy orders on our Wholesale
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Breezy.
Thursday.
Still clear.
Files flew.
Yet warm. 't..aa.te
Now eat pears.
--Drat the mosquitoes!
why Is there no okra?
Very quiet last night.
Railroad travel brisk.
--Roasting-ears have let up.
--Dallassh ships wheat to Ohio.
--Con.-con. at Austin Monday week.
-Twenty-seven indictments yester.
day. na
Is there to be no end to the
peaches? atlta
Are you ready for the first of the
honth ltb coming.
No game in market, II we except a
few samples Of faro and sich. ~
"A ball by the Lamar Rifles will be
the first social event of any note.
Never telegraph; these electric
folks are liable to counterfeit your sir.
...,l.. ...k i
"A miss Is as good as u mile, and a
heap better than some fat widows We
wot OF.
--Cah'tsay whether It's second-crop
i.u't or not, but certainly watermelons
do pour into town.
High McDaniels was conv,.,od
yesterday of the theft Of shot.oun
from a house, and given two Years a.
the penitcntiary by the jury. =
For loud aud lonr-contmued nro.
family, Mr.. McCabe saw the Mavorr , ~
dollars worth yesterday morning 7,
was upon his plea ofgeunty that n,
Hue was assessed.
Attention y called to the. adyer
tlsement'of the Dallas Nurseries on
mile Southof the Central railroad d,
pot, Ammon Burr, proprietor. in mi
days HERALD, .a5
The last OF the stock Of William
BROTHERS, the bankrupt grocers a
Main street, was closed out by Colone
iiiooler yesterday. Good prices gen
orally We're obtained throughout tn
sale.
49, no swing an umbrella properl,
sake pattern after the son of Yanv.t ~.
hiang who shades his corporosItv. q,
p not afternoons, on tho vlarv ~. :. !.
pam street, with q suushady whio,
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W, &, SICKLES a CO.

W. VI SlChb fsS X w.,
drocers and dealers In Produce, GIG Elm
street. will furnish Bagging and Tlef to theii
country friends, and ship their crops or IL
planters wish to consign cotton or wheat to
their friends In Galvcstos, they will make
very liberal advances.
July 20. W. Ii. CoKER.
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Wake Up and See What IL
Going On.

Joseph Aenc:er, grocer, Gl5 FIN street,
DoAas, deotS all IN selling goods Cheap
lie dciiucrs them to customers free. 90
and giOe him q trial, dt 6l5 Elm street.
G7d3m
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TELEGRAPH MARK ETS.
Noon Report.

GALVESTON, August d. - Gold ll3@ll.
Silver lOSl a0tl00%.
Cotton market steady. Ordinary lie; good
ordinary lie; low midding l3c; midling
1879; good middling, lllIc. Sales 81 bales
Flour easy, and in light demand. Double
extra, 10 76Cs7 %; treble extra " 7l6pS O0;
choice family, 10 %; fancy, 20 76ml0 90.
Wheat nominal and selling NJ Il Is for No.
2, on ours.
Hides active. Dry flint, MS they run, 800
lie; selected, NE; kips, calves and stock
s0ltcd, One-thld on; damaged, one half Oft;
light sailed sold us hint, with allowance for
salt: wet sailed selected, TO-; cuts and grubs
&c; butchers green l@7ci cuts and scores
2cotl.
Nav YORK, August 25-God opened at
ll3j4.
Stocks active. Money ~ per cent. Gold
1857.
Exchange, long, a 81 /; short, a.
Governments dull but stc0dy states quiet.
Cotton stendy. Upands, H14c Orleans,
HIS Sales ,5G2 bales.
Flour quiet. Wheat hrmer Corn firm,
Pork heavy NJ vi 10; lard heavy
stenm, l3lIc.
BALrMohE, August 23.-Flour dull. City
Mills u 2jGp1 80.
Wheat steady. Pennsylvania red, ~ iOm
~ Maryland, Il Goal IS; amber, 81 lOo,l ij
white Il 20Qpl 40.
Corn weaiS western steady southern vel.
low &c.
LONDON, August 2l.-Erle l37S. Demand
for discount light mt bank, md ON open mar
ket. Street l3SDE4 which is is h@}a below
bank.
PANS, August 2j.-Rontes 6Gf, NE.
| LIVERPOOL, August 2i.--Noon--C Cotton har
dening. Mddling uplands 7lsd; middhnp
Orleans I-lOd.
Sales ON basis middllng uplnnds, August
delivery, low mlddlldg class, 71sd.
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NOTICE.
DALLAS, August IS, 1876.

The copartnership heretofore existing be.
tween the undersigned, In tho practice OF
law, IL, by mutual consent, this day dis.
solved. Either one OF the late partners Ii au-
thorlxed TO settle the outstanding indebted
moss OF the late Arm. Those Indebted will
pie lse call and settle either by note or cash
JOHN NJ. STEM MONS.
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lfgentlemen want good Washing ana neat
Ironing, take their clothes to Madame
Cromwell, corner Pacific Avenue aud River
streets, near Railroad bridge. None but
gents clothes solicited. Responsible for All
received nj our office. aug7dlm
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Wanted

Some one 10 erect II good mill in Enstland
county. 70 ascertain the advantages tho To-
cation offers, see Daugherty, Connellee "
zimmerman. auglSdtf
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WINES AND LILO uORS.

Operators report duh trade, but anllci-
patio better business In the near future.
HIGuW N hS-.fIold at sl.2l
WHlSKl Els quoted from sl.2j per
gallon to iancy prices according 10 hBe'
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THE OFFICIAL J0URN AL
or THE
CITY and COUNTY Of DALLAS,
THURSDAY MORNING -. AUGUST 90.
rmE DAILY HERALD

Will be found on snie by the news.
boys ON ali trains Of tho Texas aDd
ana Pacific railway. ana AT the news
stands In the city.
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There IL next TO nothing doing among the
hide buyers. Those who pick up an occa-
slonal skin pay he. for dry lllnt, lOcellc. for
ry-salt ana &c. for green hides.
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THU DI'IH' VUHuVO
WIN open tho first session In the Dallas Col
lego stone building ON the first Monday In
September, 1875. The institution il L., charge
OF Rev. q. T. Wilburn, assisted by I'm able
corps of teachcrsn the literary aud musical
departments.
Tupi0N.-rri Primary claSscs...s9 90 per month
Preparatory classes."...o, 3 80 per month
College c!nsses.-".."."". 8 " per month
Music casses,.,"."""""o. o 20 per month
augl2tilSept
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Persons Going West

To buy lands should call ON Daugherty,
Connellee ~ zimmerman, Land Agents, oven
the postoillce, and obtain list of lands they
are Offering for sale. anglSdtf
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bridges have absorbed an i'm
mense amount Of capital within the
last ten years, the extension Of rail-
ISaeis creating q direct demand for
them from their own necessities, and
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MEMORY OF GEN. SAM HOUSTON,
Dallas Broom Factory.

IA. RUSSELL Il CO., Props.
Corner OF Griffith and Patterson streets, ut
POINTER II Shields old warehouse
Manufacture brooms and brushes of oil
Kinds of the best material, and all warrant
cd. Are prepared to I'LL orders Mt wholesale
eheaper than can be bought elsewhere: Or-
uers solicited and promptly filled. The high
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