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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-02-17

The Science OF Health imprcs-c- on
it, readers to perniciou, effects of the
habit OF breathing through the mouth.
sleeping or waking. The nostrils are the
proper breathing apparatus-not the
mouth. A man may inhale poisonous
case, through the mouth without being
aware OF il, but not through the nos.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-02-17

The idea OF reputation is not the
idle Pigment of restless brain, but Is 81
something which has taken firm hold
on the minds of many, and is come to
be regarded as one of the necessities Of
the hour. Resolutions have beer
offered, aye, bills have been carefully
prepared, presented, and printed which
mean simply reputation. Honorable
Senators have told me that they were
not only in favor OF the passage Of
such bills, but We're elected on plat
forms which advanced such action.
Leading gentlemen, however, from
the other side of the question, tell me
that the people of the State DO not de
mand it, that in no instance where a
repudiationist had opposition was
there one elected, and that only those
gentlemen who fought merely nom
inal opposition were chosen on re-
pudiation platform. Nashville OOrre-
spOndence Of The LOuisViLie Courier
journal.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-02-17

Persons wishing 10 buy anything
viii do well to look over our advertis-
ing columns, for merchants who ad
verlise show they are anxious 10 get
your custom, and consequently are
willing to give the best bargains.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10

Serrp ulo Gbapee bielten Damn lire Ges
ben iber Die Ibidaiiuns Der Suite, Die in
ieocm 9anoe elm tSinoerniB fir bie Gnt,
witcluns Der bemotrutii9en Soeen ieien.
0arauf tratsn @anbetta, graso unb Sis
mon oasieIbe Sbema nod einmal brett.
Seet le9ten Die N~eopbpten ben S6nur
aui bas vsolpene S9uert," beiien Spite
9esen ibre Srait sefebrt mar, ab, bic 0es
beimnile wuroen linen anuertraut unb iano
Die @eibe itatt. Oamit enbiste bic Fl;
9entli4e aufnabme, mad Der man iid ;unl
9roeen bimmelblauen SaaIe besa6, no
etpa 800 ySreie:" Maurerinnsn branches
maconnes iasen Die fran,oiiden SIdtter
ipieig) nit ben blauen Sdnoern BEN slns
fang ses Goncertes erwartsten, Dem bas
vSicbesmabl" (agape) ioIste.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10

Oas Seltiamlte bel Der 9ta9ri1t absr
mar, baB an ben 9ei9en mebrerer &ebsusn
man Settel seiunoen babe, etpa folsenben
Snbalts:
rTetrus Oiine benz Sraser bieies, Der I'M
Sample fir Die Stride %sefaIen lit, bic
Shorten bcs ISimmeIs. geors, Sii9of
BON Gan SaIuabor".
Seben mir BON Der gr;dhluns Der Sors
gauge ielblt ab, Die FLAIR uno beutli3 elm
@cmil4 non Nabrbeit uno giise lit, uno
betra6ten uns ben Snbalt Ser 3ettsl etruas
naber. Gie plump bic Siise BARN %auftritt,
sebt baraus beruor, baB III Gan Saluaoor
tein Stidof @eors %eriitirt, ionbcrn Der
bortise Sii6of Sbomas Mi9ael
Yionebap Salbena unb iein goabs
iutor GENTS Garcamo beiBt. 6ernsr
bate fem praftii6er 9atbolif ben IF. Ye.
tris einia6 nit vYetrus" anserebet, ions
bern li9er bdtte man vbeiliser" (san) &c:
trus seiast unb bann bdIt Der Seriaiisr bes
3ettels Die Gan Saluaboer 6atbolifen iir
10 bumm, bab iie ni9t lpiiien i%oltsn, bab
iie teinen 3ettel NIT in bic anbere @elt
nebmen tOnnen? Wie man Iiebt, iint
bic Sisen bier redt plump. Sattsn bic
@efaaenen iber9aupt iol6e l3ettel auf be,
Srult, bann warsn bisieIben ni5t ppn
Satbolifen seidrieben, ionbsrn itammten
aus vliberaler", beiier sciast rfreimuueri:
i9er" Suele.
Inns oiintt eS absr piel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
oab Die sanSe 9ta9ri6t aug Der 6abrit bes
DON Suun De Montaluo in Sanamo
ltalnmt, ooer icbeniaQs bort umsearbcitei
worben lit.
9taberes wer6sn mir Den 0eiern ipater i'm
Stanoe Iein, mitSutbeilen. 9lbcr tros aQe,
Veweilc Die beiSebra6t wcroen mosen,
werben ii9 unicre Gesner pobl bitten ibrer
Seiern reinen @ein eir;ui9enten. Men
tez, mentcz ~toujours, il en- restera quel.
que chose lit ia bod ibre Sepiis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10
(Shlub fplst).
Grmtmmmma bon @ij6oiem.

en- benz 6oniiitorium pom 5. .. iino
pom ). Sater iolsenoe Siidoie ernannt:
Sir bas Yatriar6at pom 8 ltinbien Miar.
Sran, be Yaula Yenapioes y 9taparrette,
bisber Sii6of Don S%isuenSa /; fir bic Wfes
tropolitanfirde Su Solsbo &c. Gmin.n,
Cardinal Sobann SsnaS Moreno nit benz
Sitel pon eta. Marta bella SAGE, psrieet
pon gauabolio fir bic Mstropolitantirde
gu Meiiina Misr. Soiepb @iarinO, ueriest
aus Spracus fir Den erSbil6ofi6en StubI
81 gariiia i. p. i. Misr. 6ranS Maria
Benjamin &idarb, ueriebt bon Seuap, sus
riidbebalten sur prouiiorii9en Serwaltun9
unb beputirt aIs Goabiutor nit sutinitiser
Suceliion Or. Gminen; beS Cardinals
Soiepb Sippolit @uibert, GrSbii6of Don
Haris. Sir Die Metropolitanfirde bon
Spracus Mi9r. Benedict "a |ecdia
Guarneri, bon ben Mtenoritenputres, per.
lest aus Noto fir Die MetroppIitanfirde
bon Vamberg Or. 6rieori6 S6rei6er,
Yiarrer gu Gnselbredts: Miniter; fir Die
Wtetropolitanfir9e ct. Sage gu Guba in
Ui%ittelamerifa Or. Soiepb Mtaria Wartiu
b'Serrera y be la Ssleiia, Ocean OIL Der
aatbeorals gu 9eon; fir ben bii6S1i6eu
StubI gu Malasa Mtisr. Stcpban Soiepb
Ysrs, y Martines 6ernanbes, pormals err
wablter Gr,bii6Oi uon Sarrasona fir ben
biidOfi6en Stubl uon Grieit unb Gapo
b'Sltria Wisr. @eor9 Sobrila, perlett aus
YarenSo uno Yola fir Monbonebo Miar.
6ran, uon Gales Grespo y Yautiita, per
iett aus slrdis i. p. j.. fir ben 9ii6oiss
itubl uon 6aIiid Wtisr. Yinesns Sbeopbil
Bopiel, ueriett aus Ylod gum BiI6oi uon
Sta. Mlartba in Neu:@ Granada Wfiar. So
iepb &omero, ueriest aus Oilbona i. p. i.
gum Vii6of uon Gorooba p. 3epbirin Son
gales y OiaS SunOm, pom prebiserorosn,
Oemillionar pom Wfalasa gum Sii9of uon
SaSli uno Yersola Or. 2uomis &afael
!3ampetti, GapiteIss Yicar gu persola;
gum Vii4of BON Soto Sobann Ylanbmi,
Piarrer uon Yalasonia gun Yil6of pom
&onissrdb Soiepb 9ais, 0omberr sa Sub
peis gum Yil6of pom Yeuap Sobann Soa
lepb Mar9al, @eneruluicar gu ct, Die;
gum Sii9of BON GaIbura unb GaIjaoa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10

Wes NIT elmer iol6sn banopertsmdBi:
gen Sournaliltit, Sieie piro ii1 ME, nie
Snr Wiroe bes 9lpoitolates crbeben. Sic
bat feline Sbeale, iie lit Matcrialismis unb
bleibt i'm Sumpie ces Materialismus aud
ueriunfen. Wtan i6aiie bieien 2ua
aus nnIerer Sournaliitif binaus, unb bas
Sanb, weldes feblt, lit BON ielbit seseben,
Elm Vano, rpeI6es our9 feiu fiinitlibss err
lett werben fann.
Oas i9eint uns oas Siel al leiu, bas
bic fatboliide SournaIiitit li6 su iteaem
bat baruuf muB ie binarbeiten; babur6
aoelt iie iid uno sibt iid cine se,pilIe ID:
bere Weibe; unb babur6 9ewinnt iie bic
Grait, ibrs aufgabe gu erfiuen, bas tatbos
hide Tolt 81 umfaiien u. es IN Die lS0be su
beben, es etbii9 gu uereSeln, Die Mtoral gu
iOroern, Den 0lauben su lditen, fur; elm
glpoitolat Der Gelision 81 iibsrnebmen uno
5u erfiiQen, inrpiepeit iiberbaupt innerbalb
Der fatb. Stride BON cincm 2aienapoltolat bic
geoe icin fam.
Ni6t I'M gu perleten, uuroen bieie Gel.
len sei9rieben, ni9t INN i'm cisenen Slei,
l1e 81 wiitben, ionoern UNI FLAIR uno biins
big auf GtuaS binsupeiisn, bas Elm pom
Sielen a%nerfannter &rebsi6aben ~unlerer
tatb. SournaIiitit tbatid6li9 lit, unO Der
berausseIdnitten ueroen mi E, lol leetere
Su elmer wirtli6en Slitbe lid entail
ten: M0gen Die uon Ser ySomd" (vQur.
gaS.") sur Snansriiinabme Der seplanten
Sereinisuns uorseidlasenen NeitOre unies
rer fatb. Sournaliitit benz bier Our6aus
rur ansebeuteten llebel ibre enti6ieoene
Iuimertiamfeit wibmsu.
Bbilaletbes Gonitans.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10

Cine ti&tise Sub, bic ibn nit Butter ret.
Iorst."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-25

The Pioneers of Dallas county
will meet at or near this city on the
18th of July next. g
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-25
HENRIETTA, CLAY COUNTY.

A lcttor to tho Dcnison News from
Henrietta, gives tho following news
items from that place;
This place is growing rapidly.
Tho saw mill of Branor Il Johnson
is now completed. The building is
ninoty.fvo by twenty-five. They
have also nearly completed their
stone Touring mill, twonty.six by
thirty.six, three stories high.
The cnterprising citizens Of the
now town have built, in the last two
weeks, three thousand dollars worth
of bridges, on n due north course
from here (threo in number), across
the Little Wichita, slough and Dry
Fork of tho same. The government
trains from Fort Sill to Jncksboro
now pass those bridges free Of toll
The United States Military Tole.
graph has been built through this
town and there is an office estab.
lished here.
The cattle trail which previously
passed by st, Jo., Montague county,
has been forced by scarcity OF grass,
etc, on the old trail, to find one fur.
Their west on their way to Wichita,
Kansas, and cattle are now driven
via this place, Stock men pro,
nounce this trail superior to the old
one. = Several hundred head have
gone north and many more are
northern bound.
Crops are remarkably good in
this county thisseason. Wheat has
all been cut; corn is'looking well,
oats also, and an abundant yield is
anticipated.
An attempt was made to destroy
the free bridges across the Wichita
by party or parties opposed to
them-no doubt caused by local
jealousy--as threats have been
made against these bridges by par
ties living in a rival town, and
whose interests were not consulted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-25
Health Nv CAPITAL.

Who can doubt It? DO we not every day
soc the vigorous and cloar-headed pushing
on TO fortune, ana the feeble and brain be-
logged tarrying by the way9 Health gives
energy, rim. What n healthy mind con-
ceiyes, n healthy body Is prompt to execute,
Difficulties which deter the invalid alto
gether, the vigorous man surmonts nj a
bound. II we would be successful, let us first
be healthy. The initial step to be taken to-
ward arriving at that condition is to rally
the failing energies of the system, AS II
renovant of decaylng vital power, Hostel
ter's stomach Bitters may be Justly recon-
mended In preference to all other tones
since Its superiority M an invigorant is the
subject of daily demonstration, But 1t Is
far more than II simple recuperant of physic-
al strength II IL a prompt remedy for bodi-
ly Irregularities, particularly Of the stomach,
bowels and liver, and u reliable preventive
of maladies begotten OF miasma, impure wa
ter, exposure and exhaustion the bad effects
ofwhich II invariably counteracts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-25
LETTER FROM HON. JOHN ii. COCM.
RAN.
The Public Debt or Texas-How IL Wa.
Created.

To the Editor the Dallas Herald:
Seeing that some Democratic pa
pers in the State have fallen in with
the Radical convention of Hemp
stead, either in misunderstanding or
wilfully incorporating tho pres.
ent administration in regard to tho
public debt of the State, propose,
through your valuable columlS to
give to your many readers correct
statement Of the public debt Of
Texas To show when, and by
whom this debt was created, and in
orderithat the reader may under
stand the object of this commnnica.
ton, L will bore insert the first res
olution of the Radical Convention
of Hampstead. and then answer ono
Of the charges contained in that
resolution "Resolvcd, first That
the Democracy of this State, having
q few monthss since secured posses.
sion Of the government by profuso
promises Of reform and reirench-
ment, has increased the offices TO
be supported by the people; has
doubled the public debt, and though
they have abolished tho schools,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-25
DALLAS, TEXAS.


~ No pomegeev " pqiiq' ceHaiH
FrLI0w,O ffIzHHs- ore requested m
u,eoi M Your rosp0nliyn yOilnH pfuflnrh ~
nnturlny, lhe 9llh day ~ June a, W lhn,
aud a0lnal delegates ~ frlluhpnl 9vv w
dumoerallo convention w daW "" iniS
A, h, ma, fOr tho purpose ll llnlll ,,nl,nn \
n anndllato lnT dolnRaln W Ito dnnhhhllluhn
convention, Our sister counties nhkn nlI u,,s
held lhnir county conventions, hnn Hnlnut,'
ihe dlnlTlOt GOnVnnliOni NJ Lancaster un w
iuIh Instant, have presented candidates ln,
,ne oonnilha nf ELLIS ana IhTanl hnh
piniged themselves aud tlelr eonsl 'llrn ,y
Ia auppOIt whoever may 10 pirhVhlnu w wv
lo,niatary Of Dallas county ~ Ntli phulNp'
"irno lntsranl III iha county ana the m
uoriauro of the work beiufp tho cnnhlllu
llonal 0On VenliOn demand lhnl our ulhl ~!
nhOuld DO united ANA hhtihnhlnuhi INV I'M
each NJ The great noulllys Yol'l W.,
uf liz ohOl00, Whatever may nave n.'!l unl
Viewa heretofore, II IA now hpphIuil w lnu
that there IN u necessity TOT llie hoiplnn,,",'
vi delegate w represent You W wv 'pl' ~, y,
iutiOnnl convention. Tho Whole nuHllpl "
delegates Ia tho county convunlinlii lllhtu
an tIo demO0rhiir vOid ~ ilin lat knluIhl
eiooilon, Will DO eighty, nppOrtlOnel among
tic several election precincts ~ lollpWHl
Precinct No. uOun house ten delegates
Iranln0t No, Lancaster elHlll dtltkhleH
ifaolnot No, g. iAhhon liyo dolegniun,
Precinct No, sfarmoIA' iifanuh hNv uol'
irooincl No, 6-Heyenei nine deleggiea.
Precinct No, 0-l'Olnior hhloluh' Wh'e
'I i'cclnct No, i"DuckIiorn corner six dele
Precinct No. s-younga warehouse Dallas
Precinct No, p-Codar IIllli three dele
Precinct No, iO-rlvo Mile churohi fou'
uNluNultWf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-25

THE Waxahachle Herald says that
there is q movement on foot for The
purchase ofMaryin College, in that
place, by Dr. M. b. Franklin, of this
city, and adds: ''Should tho ar
rangements BIO contaminated, DIR.
Franklin will at once put the build
ing in thorough repair, and by tho
first ofseptember, will open an ex.
cellent institution Of learning" DR..
+. is a gentleman of large expert
onco as an Instructor Of youth, of
thorough education, and, we doubt
not, will mako the College one of
the best in the country.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-25

administration as il goes on, And
had II not bnan for this heavy debt
created and iell unpaid by he
Davis administration, tho taxes OF
to-day would only be twenty-five
cents on tho hundred dolIarh'
Third, That Governor Coke 10 pay
ing ont OF tho Ordinary revenues,
which arc tho same 40 during tho
Davis administration, not only tho
interest and sinking fund on this
enormous debt leh by Davis IN,
paid, tho interest and sinking mnd
on which amounts 10 g0lOiOOO per
annum, which Davis never PAID
and which docs not belong 10 tho
cost OF tho present administration,
but also, Governor Coke pays nom
tho ordinary revenues Of tho State,
for tho frontier defense, which Gov
ornor Davis Hepcr paid but lon 70
tho Democrats 10 pay or TO repudr
alto, 30 IL Ia poroelyablo that tho
Democratic administration apaylng
100000 interest and sinking fund
on public debt annually and for tho
frontier defense, neither Of which
Davis ever paid, And, NJ the same
time, the present administration n
run on tho remainder Of tho ordi-
nary revenue Of tho State, allor do
Quoting tho above named extra OK
penscs, not part Of tho cost OF
tho present administration, lel
tho most casual observer com
pare the improvements on the cap
| ilNl grounds aud Of tho lunatic asy
um, and other public buildings o.
tho State, made by tho present nd
minlslration, together with theil
cost, and no can but oXclaim, GLOW
much moro beautiful and ornamon
tai, how much moro substantial and
useful, and yet how exceedingly
small tho cost of those OF tho Coke
administration compared with th,
oxlrayOgAnt and roOkloaa oXpondi
lures OF tho Davis government, In u
himGy and worthless plank wOlki
TO the capital building, together
with his hon houses and stables fol
tho lunOtic asylum" Fourth, that
instead of increasing tho state debt
the present administration has cur
tailed the expenses Of tho state gov
! crnmont in divers instances, ~ II
reducing the cost of the lunatic nay
lum from thirteen thousand dollar
per month to less than three thou
sand dollars per month"; the doa
and dumb and blind asylums from
twenty-five thousand dollars cacl
por annum to thirteen thousand dol
lars each por 0nnum; public print
ing from one hundred thousand dol
lara per annum to less than twenty
five thousand dollars per Nnnum
and every Other branch Of tho gov
ernmcnt reduced, some IA much n
thirty per cent, others as much n
sixty per cent,
| will, in tho future, if you vii
allow me the space, analyzc the 9th
or charges contained in the first am
sixth resolutions of this llcmpstea,
, convention, but, for the present,
will close. Respectfully,
JOHN II. COCHRAN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-25

nently IN conventions whether
state, county or precinct -'oyer-bal'
aneea all considerations Of selfre'
speot or public good II ID inmate
rial 10 lhom whether tho assembling
OF a convention IL useless or not
whether II willM barren Of good
results, or whether II viii bo ma
nipulated by shrowd trloksters into
tho nomination Of mon who are by
no means tho choice Of tho people
who elect them, tho custom general
W being 70 vote bllndly for tho nom
Ineea, almost entirely without rel
eronee 10 tho manner Of the noml'
nation. This custom may DO well
enough whore the canvass In closely
contested by representatives Of The
opposing political parties, but IN
| tho election for members OF tho con
slltulIonal convention that Will 90
cur on tho first Monday in. August
In this Dlatrict, thore Ii no oonald
Grafton Of that kind, ~ no man wh'
Ia not q true and tried Democrat o.
Conservative could DO elected to th'
positlon
such being tho case, whore Ia Tn
necessity or justice of u iow mol
Singing out one Democrat, and dc
mandlng that ovory Democrat shd'
vote for himY The only candidate
In Dallas county before tho people
for that position arc Major Joh'
Horny Brown and Colonel John {
Mccoy, Both gentlemen aro wei
known throughout tho State, hav
/, ing resided In Texas for over
. quarter of u century, No county L
tho State could send u moro cnpObl
or efficient delegate than other O
those gentlemen, Where, then, /
tho necessity fora convention TO dc
= tormino between thom2 What RICH
has a convention TO say to one O
thoso gentlemen, you may como be
, fore your fcllow.citi2ons and ask 10
their sull'ragos, and TO tho othcl
you shall not, for We, tho convcn
ton, claim tho right to dictate to tn
people ofthis county who they shal
vote for, oven between their Demo
cratic friends ? Such deman
should DO treated by tho intelligcn
electors of Dallas county with scorr
TnE HERALD sincerely trusts tina
no nomination will BIO made for DaI
las county, and that tho people, TO
once, at least, may BIO left free to co'
thor ballots for Brown, Mccoy, G
: whoever, in their Judgment, the
; may think bcst, and when tho choic
is thus made, by tho free and NJ
trammclled voice of the poopl,
there can be no after charges
Q fraud, bribery or corruption.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-25

which under Republican admins
lralinn, caused Tho most Of tho tax
lhen collected has actually in
oreased taxation and extended lis
reach everywhere 10 tho small pos
sessions Of tie poor
The charge which We propose here
10 notice more extensive Than any
Of tho resl h,
"nAa DOUBLED THE PuRLlo pKbl,'
Tho party which has tho lmpu'
doneo aud audaeily 10 make such q
statement ~ tho above, IN tho face
Of lhe history and experience OF tho
past lew years Of our state, and tho
official documents and reporls in
aud Of the Comptrollers and Treas'
urors olllooa, has certainly lost or
mislaid tho meaning Of tho word
truth from ita morals ~ we'll aR ilf
political vocabulary, II not, also
Of tho word honesty For by refer
unoo 10 tho origin Of tho laws under
which tho public debt Of the state
waa oronted, aud TO tho time Of III
creation, and by whom created, ~
shown by tho Comptroller report
u consolidated abstract Of which vii
bo found In tho journals Of tho son
ato Of tho second session Of the four
toonth Legislature, on pages lop u
iOl, both inclusive aud also IN Tho
Governors message TO tho four
loonth Legislature, second session
pagos G2 and 81 of the message
we find that the public debt OF th'
state NJ the incoming Of the prcson
administration waa m follows
bonds for funding State debt un'
der not approved November w., ,,,o,,
| lMius,,,u,,,tnvIutiityluuf itutvy'r'iu0 l~'W"
liOndH fOr funding hiaie debt un'
der net approved May 2, lh0b.,,u illOW
g"sl q iSon."'''''n ' ""' , bslmO
lluvonuo deficiency fbondH, act OF ...
| May ~, hlrpu,,urtiit,tf,trtyu sp'iWW v
For funding state warrants under
hrt approved Mhy ~ lsirruo,r shvll v
For funding state warrants under . .
act approved May a lhiasutrt uNiim Y
lleyenuu deficiency bonds, act VI 900,
December 2, lhl"u,pn,u,,ut,iuwp llOl
r For pay munt of tho llpnllnR debit .....
nei Ol March I, lMluu,,,,,",un, lOlM0
Due Williams n dulonup,,up,,,o WlOll u
Outdundin approved coltn"nlcs
OF debt fmdablo In pur coat .-,.
| OnuA,.uun,,,t,,uut, ,,uu,uiutgtHtuup lniWl
Interest due Texas Agricultural
and Mechanical College iundp,m Ail20
/ Warrants ON general revenue un- ...
pnid january I, lNbu,,u,,"-r, blO,aO
Warrants on school fund unpaid 80.
Pension lands ,act April n, ls3i"o sO2,H0 I
'o eI '''a"u"'o' Nv "0 1900
Total Ol2,i2i
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-25

A MILITARY company was organ.
lied at Waxahachie last week. AT
tho meeting to organize, there was
some discussion as to name. Mr..
Ferris suggested Ellis County Rifles
Mr.. Haynes, the Waxahachie Rifles
Mfr. ]. I. King suggested the name
of Lamar Rifles, but, on the ad
vancement Of anidea from The chair
that such title might, in the fa-
ture, interfere with laurcls glorious
ly won at Heel String, The gentle.
man Withdrew his Suggestion. No
selection was made, and the matter
was postponed until a future meet
ing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-25

THE HERALD is requested by
John H. Le Teller, Grand Scribe,
to give notice that the Grand Coun.
Gil of United Friends of Temperance
will meet at Bryan, Brazos county,
on Wednesday, July 7, at 10 o'clock
A, NJ. Tho International and Great
Northern and the Houston and Tex
as Central railroads will pass dele
gates over their roads at reduced
rates.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-25

JAMES BURKE, Esq, the veteran
representing the extensive book and
stationery establishment of u, III,
Gushing, Houston, is travelling
along tho line of the Texas and Pa
cifc Railway.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-25

~, he r,,g to the above notice, M. Y Pierce
HE f,iendsg partner, thanks the public and
sne pas. three years, and respectfuliy soiicits
fie9 s'a OF the same to his successor,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-25
DISSOLUTION.

IN, me nrm OF Pierce 4 Lyle, CARRYING IN tho
~ o ~ anu stationery business in this CITY. nj
~, MAIN street, is this day dissolved bv mn ~
nar, consent, NJ. Y. Pierce retiring. Either
ior All ac - autnorixed to collect and receipt
i ufm name In settling ali Outstanding lIobi,'
,t.'.s oi ,ne same. The business will Ia con
'inueu ny +. T. Lyle, at the old stand. N'"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-25

Therearo always q class Of patri.
otto individuals in every communI.
", whose desire TO figure promi.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-25

Rev. T. j, DRANEs, reports that
tho fifty thousand dollars, necessary
for the building of tho college in
this city, has been raised.