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THE MISSISSIPPI OUTBRL
GOV. Ame-s Letter on the situation 10 Al
torncy-Ieneral Pierrcpont.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 2O.-The following is
the despatch from GOV. Ames TO the Attorney
Generals
The necessity which called for my despatch ~ The
nth inst to the President sim exists. your question
Of yesterday, repeated today asks Tor Afvlm-uoh
lie viocncel Is Incident to the contest preceding the
pending elections Unfortunately the question ol race
which mas been prominent AZ the sonh since the var
ma assumed magnihed Importance AZ TINS iime 10 GER
tain ocaitts In TACT the race feeling 20 Intense hat
protection ColOred people by the white organize
tons Is dcspaired OF. political contest made on the
" white hue fOrOids II. The history OF The colored
pc 1ple since reconstruction and us bearing on the SIT
troubles here, cannot he condensed m a Telegram, -
lhH state has been opposed 10 organizing a mlnua
yeop awar Of races which would extend heyond the
borders Of tins State. The Organization Of white men
alone, here The ssue II one of racewoud De equally m
enectual. The most complete protection Mnull pt
found ia the tfict non'interference OF the whites.
Cuntradleons viii be as numerous as llrY were lat
Dpcemhcr hut the report u the Congressional com
mite proved the correctness OF my assertion. am
aware OF the reluctance OF the people of the country
90 national iutcrf renee IA state an rh houfh lherc
lcrnlt to express the hope that the Odum OF tuch
interference shan not attach 70 Presldehl Grant or the
kupuhlitun party.
As the Governor u the eiatc made a demand which
udc descend uron M. cannot escape me conscicu.
tuus dlachHrse ~ my duN tow rd class Of American
CitXens whore only offence consists IA litr color,
an pOwerless to protect. AnKlbEki AMts'
Attornev-Gen Pcrrcpont SAYS that the
letter to GOV. Ames was intended 70 show That
Federal troops would not he called ont except
in strict accordance with the Constitution and
laws after the State had used It's own resources,
but II the necessity was forced the GoNernment
would indulge in no enency toward lawiess
disturbers Of tie pubic peace.
Working peOple will find that Pylc's q, X.
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Mhat viii ,hc, do viii Dcni-m

AIBANY, Sept, 90 rhe decision Of Judge
Learned IN Denson hahcGs corpus ease, dscharne
benson ON the ground thar the canal investigating
Committee mad no power 10 compel witnesses 10 pro-
duce books aud papers taken ny the Attorney Cen
era TO the General Irru uf the supreme court GO hr
reviewed ny ctruorar The ease was argued last NCrN
at Schenectady before the General Term by Samuel
Hand counsel for the peope'and Mrsrr-. kugrr and
lli.cnck of syracuse tor benson. the gu rilnus
arur "a covered the whole subject Of the tglY of the
Canal Commission ana their powers. Decision was
VaA.t rttt
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The Powhainn TO Protect nu American Vim
lister,

WASHINGTON, Sept 20.The steamer Pow
hatan, At New York. win sail this week for Port au
Prince, Halu m accordance with request from the
state Department that vessel u war be sent there.
In some irnuIle gu tue Island short time ago me
Al crCan Minister shelter To some Of parties,
IN conscQ uence 81 which tltr advcrtares threatened
the Minister anu tue department deems Il e1peueAt t.
"A
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AIbnny's Losses Through Duncan, sherman
a IA.

ALRANY, Sent. 20.-Duncan, sherman & Go.
owe this CIT, ti3oo17 and they propose to settle at
8pA rcr cent. m i've miannual payments. The
Flnlnce Department has agreed 10 accept the propu
hfI
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sTII0 UUIIs ruVI FTTllI. We UII0 sIT0F NJ NFsIUfI
us, louF ounds, al lnls New DrA state 1s bounty
loan. rrgti,rri lu's 40. coupon lpiist ana Gco ga
ss, tuuursc1, at -. IA city bank shares fuur,h
q ua so.l az N-i' '7a ana BNuA oi Commerce 12'
Railroad blnis NJ re- ices attic asa lower though
tcatrn Pdcnc 1t. rOld lVls. the principal trtus.
ACTIONS were a. fqlO~s Central Pacific Elid h1lAs,
lntie, mon iIcuc sinking tulu. Hlt! Hflis pitls
tur-n, Fort Wayne and tuicas0 2lr, 1884 tu4c ago
aud Nurthwestcrn consohdauI coupon suld homes.
80 New Jersey central convert sole, lfN NclA-ll
tr.tral - loi'l Morris aud Essex ist mnftag M
M"rs ald tsscA cuns1iid ted, lnt'e Hannibal amt
~ Joseph 81. eOnN crilhc, ft lr "a mort gaze. 80
Sew Jersey central lists, new lll New Jersey Ceutil
Ist mortgage, CONSOLIDATED lUS Erie 80 iu frigags,
Yii NilN .uSec aud Pau. =. lists. no, NicNs4n
sou lrrn 3d. lu.l. mon Pucinr kar lst lInrf-
gage, lns lf's col ami Ini cntri i-Is 4nfs
Pac.nc OF Mssuur. lsts. s9r LnAs Dock bonds, 100
he opening lignest. lowest. mi 4. VI closing
L. llnl " .IunA. lullN Mar-. lln-DLI-
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~ ~ fn fhr cfN of Nrw lprs, 900 rho 1i.h dav ~
utHbrr $50. los tut II %. ga E puunlur. Ilrtlce
of tuc sugrrmc tolrt Mara l.. Stay ftoa SIMEON J.
shay. tduar, adultery.
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$4,000, and employing 1Jb hands, and the pro-
portion IN witch they WELD those interests may
De Judged from the following liet:
lst oi manufacturing corp rations with their imam
ga, eh cutLesi consisting of presidcrt trca urcrs
atvH, '!Vt CLERKS and directors, showing the pro-
Puillnh ~ Offices AMI ~ seats a. directors held by
mthlucrs ~ the "sev nfamnes"n med In table No +,
hhu also the proportion held by other parties;
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steamship state Of Nevada Antwerp. mdsc. and pass
steamship Charleston. Charleston nldsc. AMI pass.
steamship Geo. ". Eucr Richmond. CITY Point. and
Norfolk, md-e and pass.
steamship Gamma, bermuda. mdsc. and pass
steamship CortcF New Orleans mdse and pass.
steamship Regulator, tharlH st0n N Toe. anu pass.
Bark Nulpini, London. IN bal ast.
Bar Lillian NJ. Nigus. Grcruock. III ballast.
Bars Jacob, Waterford. In ballast.
Also the uSua river lnn at wise vessels.
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MARINE TvTELLIGENcE.

MINIATURE AINASAC-rHfs nay.
sun rises. id sun sets.... 80 Moon rises. 50
mon wArKR-rHis DAY.
Sandy Hook u "a Gov. Island ~ 50 Hell Gate. 10
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MoNnAY. sept. pa HOUR Np MEAL-A mod
crate demand ior GA eonr .Ne% wncgi nlgr very IT,
M united request and lower. southern IN only mOd,r-
ate demand, Rye hour dull corn meal quiet. We
quote No ., y hb, a. loo St.i5 suuernnc STATE
Western. $50 t5,ai; extra statc, SC, ta7ost,00i
Western spring wheat extras, todQSt0i Nv, AK and
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NV , ORR sept. 20, 1870.
= NJ mart NJ Eyrts of ne ff'V ~ Sac lnrt.
GrNrLrNES; herewith enter my protest again
grading license to Kos rr q Bal. ~ the JribNs
hudiug saloon, Nassau street. ga This city tu sell all
Wines Deer. strong liquors the folio wing
lirsf-s. cause Two licenses cannot De srAnfed for
one place
second Recauso Roster 4 Dial now awaiting
decision OF the Board of Excise under chnr-e- Of viola
ton OF the Excise Jaw on sunday, Aug IL. 1875
Third ecau-e II thcir lcrn-c DC reNohrd Wud 70 can
not be otncrWiscJ Roster a Bal c.nuot OBTAIN new
license Tor three years.
Fourth Because neither Roster Bia nor any one
else can Outaln license Tor SAID IfibHue basement
liquor aDon unless they keep II an Inn, tavern. or
hotel the accommodations TOR tuch i'm. tavern, OF
hotel hrnr Al least three spare beds FOR travellers an
staolng for two OF more horses OLIVER 'orrFR.
Commissioner Marshall told Mr. Cottcr that
no license had vet been granted 20 Roster
Bal, nor would II he until the board had taken
the advice OF counsel. Roster Bal. he said,
thrpugh their attorney, had made apple tion
for license for l62 Nassau street, IrNiUc bise-
ment building. Their application mad been
placed ON hle, and receipt given for SlO de-
uosited by them In The regular course Of prO-
cedurc. II the license was not granted the
money would be returned.
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rnE rRIBrNE BlsrMEyr ntRRooM.
4 Protest that Nav Annoy the Ingenious
Lawyer of the beer sellers.

Mr.. Oliver Cotter. the general agent Of
the Temperance Brotherhood OF Christian
Churches, went to the office Of the Board Of Ex-
cise and handed the following protest to Com
missioner Marshall yesterday;
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Hos Grnn,,. Yncalion Not Yet Ended.

Lose BRANCH, Sept. 90 President Grant and
family Will start from here IN SPECIAL palace car On
IDuTkdaY naIt. aud ~ dueatll " Colorado.
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FURNITURE AND CARPErs.-A big stock supe-
nor quality aud low prices AT b. ", CoNperlhwaita
1876 and 1877 Chatham street. Weekly and Mouthly pay
lnents taken II desned.-Adg.
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~ the artncid aud Anti-rplic Properties Of
NH k tf MAtfNFSlN ul~ur. r~ of fI" a.unfHtu aud
Ntat,d secfe ions OF thc mou, Instantly Corrected
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Gnslnrss Nnflfrs.

DScinu aud Cleaning AT the New York Dye
tu- nid Printing lstthl- huHni staten Island. bfhcra:
80 us uu uc II 7a2 lroadNHy. GO sta ave- y s.. 1865
aud lds P"rrtpOn st Btoo~su Established 30 years.
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Tho PcruNin syrup being free from alcohol,
its uncigi4ug rAtc'r are Not follow 'a u> lt.culu.
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TRY Nr-. Mm-low'- ~onthinr ~yrnP. for all
diseases OF children such as fc'thn-. slnu csnc &c
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Sons 10 t,Ip'is. oh tlof . 81 s, astlns. a.. S3i
sta "a door hcluA .1th 81. Goods Warranted As rep.
resented. No connection w4th any Other house.
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\ Dollar Cn~c Of Homeopathic Medicines.
~ nm directions Tor their U.S. -nt postpaid on r.rcIut
offl. sMltha ilomWa pa'hic Pharmacy, 100 iiu av.
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Working people will ind that Pylc's q. X.
soap SAVES money and labor sold hS al ToGers-AdV
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 2O.-The following is
the despatch from GOV. Ames TO the Attorney
On IL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-17

We may never have refused Il free
dinner, can't remember, but we do re-
mem Der, to our financial discomfort,
Of a great many dinners that we paid
for you. --[Commercial.
The above, the reporter presumes' Is
intended for him. In reply he will
simply state that he was at one time
engaged on the editorial staff Of the
Commercial, and that II was usually
his custom to have the bills for his
break fasts and suppers, as well as his
dinners, paid by the office and charged
up TO himself. This is the first intima-
ton the reporter has had that the pro-
prietor of the Commercial was dissat-
lsfied with either his labor or salary.
On the contrary, he was led to believe
they were more than appreciated, as 1t
has scarcely been four weeks since he
was solicited to resume the position.
Modesty forbids that he should say
more.
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An.uerea wlln a.Que.,lon.

The ELLA County News says that a
negro OF Washington county IL the
Texas correspondent Of the Chicago
Inier-OOean. We hadn't supposed
there was u negro In Texas mean
enough for tho Job.-LShreyeport
Times.
What would you think OF a respecta-
ble (?) democratic paper that quotes
from ltY--[CommercIal.
What would you think OF good
southern man who would vote, act aud
affiliate with II, aud then turn and
abuse II when II tells some unpleasant
truths about him?
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The evil In him had not been eradieat-
cd, and he added 10 his shop q bawdy
house, Mr., Shepherd, the owner OF
The building, went 10 the place and,
after demonstrating against the use Ia
which the house was being put, In
formed him that he must make
a change or leave the premises,
Crom, gave back some impudent
reply, aud Mr., Shepherd struck him
over the head, with bottle
10 the injury of the bottle,
hut apparently without any serl-
Gus results 10 the head, On this Mr..
Shepherd was Indicted by the grand
Jury, aud the case came up for hear
Ing yesterday, Measra, Thurmond 4
Ray appearing for the state, while
General John j, Good aud Mr., H. \,
Seay defended Mr.. Shepherd. Crom-
well, who rather shrewd negro,
gave most plausible ooloring 10 the
affair, Tho rights Of negroes under the
civil rights law were adroitly touched
upon by the states counsel, but the
jury failed 10 zee the practical work
Ings or the immediate bearing Of the
same upon the case, aud rendered a
verdict Of not guilty,
The State w. ED. Newman, Indicted
for burglary, was begun, but before a
conclusion was reached, court adjourn
cd until & o'clock this morning.
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Tnou rngrats.

AS q reward for lawlessness and re-
bellion the president has appointed
Volney Smith, Of Arkansas, United
States consul to West Indies, and Gov
ernor Brooks, postmaster at Little
Rock. We can't see why U. s. G.
should slight Edmund j. of this state.
He made rs good move IN that direc-
ton as he could. Can't you give him
the PORTFOLIO to st. James, or leas I
make him postmaster at Houston or
Austin?-[Commercial.
Low, indeed, must poor Davis. have
fallen, when his former most trusted
henchman gives him kick. Alas
how different from few short months
ago. Then 1t was your most gracious
excellency, pow 1t is simply plain Ed
mund.J. Had but the prophecies OF
the distinguished editor OF the Red
River Journal been verified, what a
change there would be In the utter
ances of our contemporary. The ass
kicketh the dead lion. 3I
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Interesting Discovery.

Another excursionist turned up yes
terday, and his remains were instantly
recognized by the champion excur'
sionlst. THE HERALD alludes to M. K.
Galosaurus, Esq, whose jaw was dis
covered yesterday and taken to the
American cyclopedia, in the Office OF
an evening cotemporary. The great
American excursionist gazed upon the
1t, as Hamlet upon the skull of Yorick,
and soliloquized thusly: "Where be his
excursions now, his note book, his free
passes, his dinners, his wine parties,
his steamboat rides and whiskey
galene ?" The jaw of M. e. Galosau-
rus was as dumb as a fish, and drop
ping an editorial tear, the great Amer
lean excursionist turned slowly away,
musing sadly as to which of his numer-
Gus passes he should next convert into
cash to pay for some of the sumptuous
dinners he Invariably sets before his
friends.
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District Criminal Court.

The time Of the court was principal
ly taken up, yesterday, in the trial Of
the case OF the state against A. HI.
Shepherd, charged with committing an
aggravated assault upon the person of
r. J. Cromwell, and ELECTED considera-
BILE interest. Cromwell is a Louisiana
negro, and at one time figured quite ex-
tensively In the politics fthat unfor-
tunate state. He was an aspirant for
congressional honors before the nomi-
mating convention In 1872, and was on
" defeated by Sypher for the nomina-
ton by two votes. Falling into disfa-
vor with his sable peers, he emigrated
and settled In Dallas. Here he was
compelled to fall back upon bis trade.
Renting a small house, he hung out bis
shingle as tonsorlal artist, and soon
established lucrative custom. But
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HEART AND HEART.
two Souls with but q Single Thought
Are Made TO Beat rs One"


On Wednesday, while the Rev. II.
NJ. Powers, prospective pastor Of the
Methodist church. now being bnilt In
East Dallas, corner of Good and Floyd
streets, was busily at work, with
sleeves rolled up. handling lumber, a
stranger approached and blandly said :
Mister, you have been pointed out
to me as preacher. Is 1t so ?"
.rYes, sir, 1 am an humble member
OF the ministerial force In the coun-
try"
"Well, that's all right. Can l get
you TO go out here a piece and marry
coupler" said the stranger.
"well, ys-ye-yes, ] presume SO. as IL
is a duty Imposed on my calling, but !
am very busy and time Is precious"
gently responded Brother Powers:
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WE. LYTE q Co., real estate agents, No. LOG
Lamar street, beg leave to call the attention
of persons wishing to purchase real estate to
the extensive lists of property on their
bulletin boards in and outside OF
their office, under the respective heads OF
"Improved City Property" "vacant City
Lots" Farms" and Unimproved and
Wild Lands" embracing business houses and
vacant lots in the commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, and number OF
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter Of the city. Also, large tracts Of wild
lands In Dallas and other counties of the
state, besides q number of farms OF various
sizes, including several large and highly im-
proved plantations within Ave miles OF the
city OF Dallas, 266dlm
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RnrsweIl anna Qrana nsepenlnr,

Al Putz' City Garden, Saturday even
Ing. April II, Free Ice cream to all la
dies aud children also, prizes Of value
10 be given away at the shooting gal
lery, vII For the best shot no, y,
gold watch mo, p silver cup mo. 81
i've dollar gold piece (No' ~ Jewelry
set, Good music In attendance, Dan
cling aud q general good time, Free
bathing TO every one from the 18th un'
III the 18th, COme one, come W'
john j. I.ON0, Proprietor
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CHEAP.

L am Offering to the city
trade my large and complete
stock Of fancy and staple gro
ceries, provisions and produce,
at the very lowest prices, and
make - speciality Of every
thing. Free delivery to &C
commOdate customers. Please
give ms q trial.
Respectfully, JOS. MENCZER,
Grocer, 6l5 Elm street,
Dallas.
3O5d3m
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Personal,

Mr.. H. II. bayers land not Sears, as
the Commercial, with its usual disre-
gard Of what Is correct, has ~, editor
OF the Hill County Record, Peoria,
Texas, paid THE HERALD the compll'
ment OF brief visit yesterday,
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THE MAILS.
Northern Mail,


Arrival and Departure Of Malls AT Dallas Post
office.
Northern Mail,
Via NJ, X. and T. II. r., comprising western
northern and eastern states, New York and
81. Louis mails, arrives daily at 7:l0 p m; de.
parts daily at $40 m.
Southern mail.
New Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal.
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco, and all Other
points In southern Texas, arrives daily vt 7:lC
p IN; departs daily at S:l0pm.
Eastern Mail,
Via 7. and p. r.. r., comprising southern and
middle states, Louisville, Chattanooga, Mem
phis, Little Rock, and Shreveport, and all
eastern Texas, arrives daily at II M de-
parts daily at pm.
western Mail,
From Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury,
WeatherfOrd, Decatur, Palo Pinto, Jacksboro
and western posts, arrives daily at 800 p m;
departs daily at IL am.
Cedar Hill Mail.
Cedar Hill, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
Timbers, arrives at Q p m Wednesday and
saturday; departs Monday and Thursday at
lam.
scyene Mail.
Scyene, Haught's Store and Union Hill
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at IL M; departs ut IN alternate days,
Denton Mail.
Denton, Bolivar. 'Elizabethtown, Boyd's
Mills, Louisville and Trinity Mills, arrives
at . IN Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
departs at m alternate days.
Lisbon Mail.
Red Oak and Lisbon arrives at 4 D m Mon.
day, Wednesday and Friday; departs altern-
ate days at 7 a m.
Mails for Bobo's store, Grapevine and Duck
creek are taken out by hand, at Irregular in
Office Hours.
Delivery window, 30 m to5pm.
Money order window, 8 a m to 10 m. apa
from | p m to 4 p m. wa"
stamps sold from 5 O m to . pm.
Letters registered only during money order
hours. o''o'
All persons having complaints against the
once, ON any account, will please present
the same, in writing or In person, to the post
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CITY BUSINESS.
wELLR0RN q LEAKE,
ATTORNEYS AT la w
IL g8 DALLAS, TEXAS.
ofice-over Adams q Jeonards bank.
CITY BUSINESS.

GO TO PIERCE a LYLE's
And see the celebrated PhiIa-
delphia Rustic shade, the best
and most beautifulin the mar
ket. Also % large stock Of Lin
en- and Holland Shades In
stock. 80 ttE y tf
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TO the business Men Of Dallas.

We wish 10 announce that We are now
ready TO begin the work Of aprinkhng tho
streets In earnest and will continue until
October, az per contract. Our lack Of iaoili'
ties for loading wagons have heretofore been
the cause OF some delay, but now we have a
large tank, can load In one minutes time
and viii give our whole time aud attention
TO the work. Thus we feel confident that We
can give entire satisfaction.
Respectfully,
62dlw. BRUNEIt & FI1HSIMMONS.
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viii be fsana on sale ~ ihs news'
boys ON all iFeins 81 she Texas ana
aud rseine railway, aad NJ the feiiew'
ing news stands Ia the city, Wat ~. 10
RrankIia A Co. b0a main street H. D.
scar. Lamar street. Pierce a Lyle, oo7
Main street, and >. meEihare, Lam ~
street.
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To tho City Subscribers Of The psll.s Hsr.ld,
Prem aad after This date (fsbyuary
q, 1870, the connection Of mF. H. D.
Neville, ss agent for the city sabserip'
tisn list, eeases. and mr.. Jesse N. will
Iiamsen viii have charge OF the same.
Hereafter payments "a him only viii
be Acknowledged by this ofiiee.
.. W, swihDELis,
February o. 1870. Publisher.
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their first class Workmanship, fair
dealing aud moderate charges, We be-
speak for them a continually inereas'
Ing patronage,
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EoR SALE.

ny residences, eerasr raeiae avenue
ssa Houston streets, smbraeiaE half a
bIseh % ground, with y we'll nnishea
spe-siesy aad bssstaeni FeehTeeneFs,s
kuiidias, and all necessary sassbuiia'
tags. sis. An early applicant may ss'
care baFsais,
sKO. W. swIEDEI.Ls,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-17
latest fsem she saal ef War fares
Iover Than Ever.

Call on johnson, the ticket broker,
before you start out on a trip II you
would save money, oflice under Sun
JaeintO hotel,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-17

The finest pocket cutlery In
Dallas may be found at Frank
Inns book store, 5Ol Main
street.
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wanted.

A dwelling for IL small family, conven.
lent to business. Address A, NJ. j., postofiice
box l9I. jldSt
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Those Canes--These elegant
walking canes are at Frank
Inns, 5O4 Main street.
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"Neurfl,'

instantaneous cure for Neuralgia.
sOdly H. @. HosKINs. Agent for Dallas.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
Including the lei PasO onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed nj Franklin's book store,
6O4 Main street, Dallas.
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line new % horse power engine and boiler
and two superior sets Of burratonea, with a
complete outni OF mill machlnery-all new
and In perfect running order, offered for salt
At a great bargain, for few days only, by
W. +. Lyle & Co., No, 100 Lamar street,
4Ddlf
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For CrOquets of the latest
styles and finest finish, go tn
Franklin's book store, 5O4
Main street.