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We are pleased to learn that our
esteemed friend, Mr.. w. $. Coleman,
actuated as usual by the most noble
motives, has succeeded in raising from
our liberal citizens handsome sub
scription for the relief of Mr.. Hum
ments, one Of the principal sufferers
IN the late fire BY strict industry,
economy and sobriety Mr.. Hamments
had secured competency in the Bal
ietin establishment, but in n few mo-
menls the fruits of weary years of toll
We're swept away by the ruthless
flames. He is well worthy the assist.
ancc bestowed by our people, and they
will find IL will he to them as "hreal
east upon the watersp- East Texas
Daily Leader, March eth.
Howard Hamments is in every sense
OF the word worthy of the relief the
generous citizens OF Marshall have be-
slowed, and we agree with our colossal
cOltrere of the Leader that Mr.. Cole
man deserves praise and thanks from
the newspaper fraternity for taking the
initiative in helping one of our craft
when in distress. Neither in this
world nor the next may even the
smell of fire ever be about his garments,
ana when he is admitted to practice ut
the Supreme Court above may he he
able to plead his own cause success
iully and be given q seat among the
sheep ut the right hand OF the Supreme
JUDGE.
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IF persons were aware of the inlu-
rlouS character of most Baking Pow
ders now for sale in every town in our
country they would never use them.
\ bakiugpowder to be good and whole
some cannot be made by ignorant per-
sons, who know no more about the
chemical combinations necessary for
such results than a school boy. The
only good Baking Powder prepared
by a physician, is Or. Prices Cream.
And for his True Flayoriug Extracts,
we have only to say that they are the
finest, purcst, and best to he found in
this or any other country.
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TH Il $ U n.
Daily nnd Weekly tor 1875,

The approach of the presidential election
gives unusual Importance 10 the events and
developments of 1875. We shall endeavor to
describe them fully. iaithfullyand fearleSsy.
THE WEEKLY sun has now attained
circulation OF over seventy thousand copies
It's readers are found in every state and ter'
ritory, and its quality is wen known TO the
public. We shall not only endeayor TO keep
itiully up to the old standard, but to improve
and add 70 us variety and power.
the WEEKLY SUN Will continue TO De
thorough newspaper. All the news OF the
important, at full length when of moment,
and always, we trust, treated IN n clear, TO- ,
tereSting ana instructive manner.
IL is our aim TO make the " EEkLl Sun
tGe best lanll y newspaper in the world. ~
VIII be full of entertaining and appropriate
reading OF every sort, hnt will print nothing
to offend lha most Scrupulous and delicate
taSte. IL Will always cCntnin the most inter-
esIing stories and romances pi the day care
fully selected and leglbly printed.
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nent feature i'll the WEEKLY SUN, and It's
articles will always be found fresh and en-
tertaining.
The number of men independent in poll.
tics is increasing, and the WEEKLY Sun Is
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ana oDeys no dictation, contehding for pin
c1pie and for The election of the best men. IL
exposes the corruption that disgraceS the
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pOrtcrs.
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ions ore regularly reported in its columns.
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DALLAS BOARD OF TRADE.

O. 81. Wheat, president; John Kerr, vice
presidents f.. w. Baylor, secretary; j. l.
Leonard, treasurer.
Board OF Directors-A. Davis, Thomas
Field, ID. Il. Grove, X. V. Tompkins, b. f..
Luce, W. j. Clark, A. T. Obenchain.
Board OF Arbitration-A. Sanger, ]. II.
Bryan, ]. +. Schneider, Il. l.. Williams, w.
A. Jones.
Committee ofAppeals-w. +. Hughes, r. L.
Marsalis, NJ, Kahn, w. G. Conner, j. +. Cald-
well, John 4, nison, W. T.. Murphy.
Transportation--A.D Davis, 5. j. Adams, A.
Sanger.
Classification and Quotation-R. V. Temp.
kins, j. =. Sizer, j. II. Bryan.
Finance-W. j. Clark, L. l.. MaTsalls, ]. +.
Caldwell.
Membership-A.T 4. obenchsin, NJ. Kahn,
Geo. Shields.
Statistics and Annual Statements-w. J.
Clark, b, +, Luce, 4. W. Baylor
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VALE PAPER

and window shades, the larg-
est. cheapest and nsOst beauii-
FIJI designs iGl tise city. We
have a1se exclusive sale OF the
Philadelphia &u4tic shaie,the
oEiy Rustic that Is gifted ana;
frosted: aiso in plain CO;0rs,
cheaper and better than all
others. A sisree stock Of wal,
paper 0fii,e newest 2l;s;tcrns.
l'EEsse)E 81 AYLE.
S37 Main street.
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rIiE MltLA.
lrlrsi saa Drgsrpn Of A4lis "a Dallas Pol
UilrF.

Trivial agg Dfgsrult vi Aalit 81 Dallas POST
piAff'
kagihpFh maii,
Via NJ, x. ana q, li, H., comprising WESTERN
northern uni eastern siNlfhf nov lhlh wv
N, Louis mallsgrlYes dAlly ~ 'lo y Mi ~"
pait- daily 90 $40 nl,
Southern mail
Now Orleans sui southern lOHlslHngi halr
yrslon, Houston, AUSTIN Waco Nnl Hil nlltl
points Ia sOuthNiH lthHHi nTNfha lAlly ~ iiN
= ini dpparls dall5 40 $40 pm'
I,Rslern Mail,
Via 4. and T.. R,R, onlnprislng southern and
iaildle states, lpulsYillG, Chattanooga Alrlif
phla, Lltllf Rock, Hud shreveport ana all
tNsliru lrTH3, arrives lnily AZ " ili lp'
palls lplly ~ y ~
Western mail,
From Fort worth, ClehnTne, iRnhurN
WeufheTlpn, Decatur llp Flnlni Jack 7Lplp
uld Wealern posts, arrives dAllY ~ 800 = ~
departs dairy ~ u q lh'
cedar ltii Wall,
Cedar I'M, Mansfield, Alypladn aud crusb
Ilmngrh, arrives - Pm Wtlpess ,.hS ene
scyene Vail.
soyene. llaughps store ana Union I'M
arrives funduy, Thursday and saturday
40 " mi Departs ~ IN hllblhNW NHyh'
neaiOn Mail,
benton, bolivar, 'llli1abethl0Wn, Buydh
Mills, l.nuigyille and Iflnlly Mlllhi arrives
uiHp nl Monday, "Wednesday ana saturday
departs ~ lam alternate dayh'
lisbon Mail,
Rod Oak aud Lisbon arrives ut 4 pm Mnn'
dan, wednesday and Friday departs nllerh'
utr dnykal q M
Malls for n0bohbluro, dmpeNlnennd Duck
creek nre lakon out By lmnd, at lTrsllhr Ia
terYnls,
ORlce Hours,
Delivery window, . u M a. m, ...
Money order window \ IA lo " M ana
nom pM 10 IN,
stamps sold frpm u ~ 10 . y m,
lrllrlh registered only during money order
houlh,
~ persons having complaints against ne
office, ON any account, VIII please present
pletunu IN Wllungor IN person, 10 lhe post
master ........,.
" 81, JONES, Postmaster.
Samuel q, juuos, resistant postmaster owen
iprIy, money order clerk, -, \, brown uud
", r. Chunn, delivery cleiksi W, ~, Went
worth and VIM, PHwnns, mailing clerks,
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Lana Offering lu tho city trade my
large mad ronrIel -Iotoimuey and
staple gfucsdeI wuyIa'pus md pro-
ducc, ~ lhe yuy lowest Wices ana
make 30 speciality pr everything Free
delivery 90 Accommodate customers
Please giya us RtriHl,
Respectfully Jns, hENEnElh
Grocer Gl6 LIu street. Dallas
Nu.tytu
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The Duke de Richeleu of Paris,
the great granddaughter of Cardinal
Richelieu, is soon to marry very
wealthy heress, Mile. Heine. Special
permission has been obtained to have
the ceremony performed in the church
of the Sorbonne, where the remains of
the great Cardinal are inferred. The
tomb, which has not been visible for
months past, having been covered with
planks TO protect it during the fresco-
ing Of the chapel where il is situated,
is to be uncovered for the occasion.
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CITY Marshal.

We are authorized to announce the name
of JUNE PEAE< rs u candidate for reelcc-
ton To the office OF city marshall subject 10
one be held.
We are authorized to announce the name
of w. M. bhAhH rs candidate for the of
tice OF city marshal Mt the ensuing election,
subject 10 the nomination of u convention or
primary election, provided such convention
Is hold.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounce IL. u. MCCONNELL as II candidate
for City Marshal, at the ensuing municipal
election, subject TO the decision of n primary
election or convention, should one be held.
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During lhp winter tlut popular
clun the Very !ow, have been giving
o sorlc, OF yoY pInawnt sociable.,
which hwc been greatly enjoyed
They were quito Informal tho ladies
aud geulomon going IN ordinary
street costume, hence there was none
Of the Hlllup" of the cold hluodcd
ball, Some Of the prcltIost young
ladies aud the most omlabIc cavaliers
are 10 hr mct there,
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307 NfNisa SirpNg.
Vi. B. EEsANHkLlN q a..

5oA Main street, are moE selling
goods al very reduced prices.
Gall and examine their large
and eiegGn. stock, aud make
yourseiveR;er,d tisei,s happy by
bsiying their cl,eAp ai:,, elegant
books. etc.
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V'nrl,n Pnucy Dress nnd Masquerade
Egnti,

On the 22d Instant our Hebrew cItI-
2cns give a grand ioucy dress and mas.
qucrade ball, Great preparations are
being made for IT, Tho gentlemen
who have the management of 1t are
giving much attention 90 II, and it will
Le one Of the goyc-t Of the gay,
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An eligible once on The second door ollhf
Herald building, Apply AZ
HERALD OFFICE,

To tho City Subscriber. Of tho Dallas Herald
From aud after This date tfebrnnrS
%, 1870, the connection 81 me- h'1'
Neville, ns agent for The city subserlpf
tion list, ceases, ana Mr., Jesse ~ viii
Hansen viii have charge 81 The same
Hereafter payments 10 him only viii
be acknowledged by this oillre,
.. w. sWINDELiA,
February d, 1870, Publisher,
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OFEKCEAI. DEssEGgORY.
CfTY OF lsAELAs.

Mayor--W. L, Caboll.
lillian NJ. johnson.
Attorney-Willium NJ. Edwards.
Trcasurer--Rohert IL. West.
Secretary-W. II. Prathpr.
Assessor and observation-disclosures J. Keeton
Marshal-Juniu Peak.
Health uHicer:-Dr. NJ. A. Cornelius.
Aldernen--tirst ward: L. II. Rrrkes, Joe
A. Leonard, Henry Ervay. Second ward: X.
ward: y. I. hensley, John Owens, los. c.
Mcconnell. E)urth ward: II. b. Mcconnell,
w. Z. Young.
The offices of the various city officers are
at the city market house. The board OF Al
dermen meet in regular session at the couu-
Gil room over the market, every Tuesday
night.
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Ctiy yrcNaIIrcr.

We are authorized aud requested TO an
prooching municipal election In April next.
We are authorized and requested 10 an
nounce ROBERT 81. WEST ny n candidate
for reelection 10 the office OF Treasurer Of
the city Of Dallas, ut the ensuing election in
April, subject to the action of primary cleo
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"Nith II alone reader may well Keep up
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THE DAILY HERALD

WIN he found on snie BY The news-
boys ON all trains ~ the Texas nnd
ana Pacific railway, and ~ The follow
Ing news stands Ia Tie city, viNd w. H.
FRANKLIN a. 90, BOi Main street H. D..
star, Lamar street Pierce &c Lyle SO7
Main street, ana !. McEihare, Lamar
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F0r Mayor.

WoGr authorized 10 announce the name
OF W, ROBERT az an independent cundl'
date iog Mayor al the ensuing April elcG-
ton,
We nre authorized 10 announce the name
Of ., 4, BONEi, rs u candidate for Mayor
ut the ensuing April election.
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9ailg Gtrala,
WEDNESDAY MORNING MARCH H.
FOR SALE,

MY residence, corner Faeine avenue
ana Houston streets, embFaring hhll ~
black Of ground, win . vel hnlhh'H
one-stoFy aiid basement Foehreohfreif
bniidisg, and all necessary o"''bn'lh'
ings, sie. An early applicant may 49,
cure bargain -
JNO. W. swINDELLR,
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city Engineer.

CLAREN CT COLEMAN announces him
self US u candidate iOr the Office of City En-
glnoer, subject to the action of II urinary
election, or democratic convention, should
one be held,
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XETANTED-To trade the furniture and
w other appurtenances OF flfSt-class
hotel, in Dallas, for II portion cash and bal
auca city house and lot, or small improved
farm, not more than three miles beyond city
limits, The hotel contains twenty six rooms,
well furnished; rent moderate and house
enjoying good patronage. Address,
ladh AIM. III Herald Onice.
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DALLAS COUNTY.


District Judge-H. Barksdnlc, Dallas,
Criminal Court Judge-Silas Hare, Sher-
man.
District Attorney-Ed. G.. Bower, Dallas.
District and cX-oflicio County Clerk
Alexander HARDWOOD.
Deputy Clerks-R D. RGwlins, Pierre Al
Brown, william 4. Harwood.
Sheriif-James l.. Barliley.
Tax Clerk-Adolphe King.
Deputy Sherifis-J. NJ. Chapman, Thomas
y. Floyd, Thomas p. Scott, Beverly Scott,
John Bowen.
Surveyor Roberr NJ. Cook.
Treasurer-Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide uspector-rhOmas John.
son.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Precinct No. John ID. Kerioot presiding
justicel, Dallas.
Precinct No. William a. George, Lam
caster.
Precinct No. S-Charles Barker, Cedar
Hill.
Precinct No. 4-Thomas l.. Frank, Breck.
inridge.
Precinct No. 5-Thoinas ID. Coates, scyene
CGSSriBLRS.
Precinct No. l--A. II. Hardin
Precinct No. M. NJ. Fondren.
Preciact No. 3-R. Il. Barker.
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Club Prices for the Rest Home and
Foreign literature.

Possessed Of the Living Age and one or
either OF our ViYaciOus American month
Hes II subscriber will mud himself IN COM
mnnd of Me whole situation. - Phlladel'
phia Bulletin.
Fors l0 80 covering repayment Of postage
on both periodicals, instead Of for 5000 With
postage not prepaid, as hercloiorc) the Nv
Ing Age ana either one of tie American four
dollar monthly Magazines lllarpcr's Weekly
or Bazaar, or AppictOp'S Journal weekly
will be- sent for year; or, for $40 30, The law
ing Age and Sciibner's ST. Nicholas.
Address rs above.
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Mnble, Iodd ~ CO,sg"id pens
10 Frnukiin's D0oll store, EOi
Mnin street,

v H. L,TH o., rpal rflaln agents, So lw
Lamar street, brs lpnyr 10 cill lhr attention
nfpersons wishing 10 purchase rual estate ~
~ exlHusiYe lisls NJ property on url
bulletin boards Ia aud outside 81
their Office, under iha respective hfnls "l
rmproyrd Cily Property" "NHranl tilg
lpls,' ALARMS" and "unlmpruyrl ana
wild Lands, embracing business hou'aabna
vacant lots Ia the commercial center Of lht
city, Also, building lots, and a number "l
very desirable residences situated la every
quarter Of the city, Also, large tracts Of VIVA
lunds Ia ptllns and other counties ol inc
state, besldes % number of huWs ~ various
sila, Including several large hlBlly nv
proved plantations wilma ayomi'rso Of llie
elurof nnliu,, abhlm
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NO. W. swINDELLs,

Howard W, Peak, EsQu of Fort worth "
an authorised travelling agent ~ TIE iiallA'
Herald, from lhls date until mnher notice
j. W, tWlNDELlA,
December 10, lhi,
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CITY BuSiN ASS.
GiT0s Grain paper and envOl.
0Epes tO pnatch AT
REED AZ GAEga1sGbA"S.

FRESH &AlsDEN Seeds.
gncgu;iimg the Eli YSaso onion
sced. aBes the Umbrella China
sCcH al FrNnklin's hook aiNre,
J0s 5lGin stTcet. Dallas.
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ssun,ern ii0 Insurance pampa"s n

hsHiitFn Life Insurance pnmFans ~
Attention h called " the card Of lhe
above company M mr advertising col
umns. ~ viii be seen, lhe "Spnlh'
ernn hns been Ia successful operation
lhapasl niue years, NJ ils large growth
viii attest NJ asrs, llamill May &
Co.,, managers fnr l'eyas and Louisiana,
organized two yalr pgo in lhls city, o
branch oiinr, sluce Whiah time ihey
have Established o large pmd growing
business The company b well and
myomhly lluowuiloughpptlhea south
and lh0se wishing 20 insure ina iirhl
class aud an oll Established institution
viii call uppu or address the managers
AZ lheir Office oypr ci'y hank, Ella
street, a few more good, reliable
agents wanted, "a whom liberal
commissions viii bprpld,
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so So Reed IL LmtsFOp's GOr
wall paper, MANTLE. gv0ccrs
aasd siTGggisis paper. swine.
etc, etc.
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PIERCE Al LYLE.

Brackets OF many varieties.
towel racks, match boxes, etc.
at FraO.xiln'a book store. Sol
Main street.
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Ihe oNarihn Wnshinglon" Tf0 Vary


The Continental fever Is upon w.
The Continental blood Is up The he
dies If the Presbyterian church, who
arc among tie tho most charming aud
cultivated Of our society have deter
minod To give the fret of this novel
aud interesting kind Of entertainments
Tho Indies viii serve lrer guests WIN
old time hospitality ana viii wear the
powdered hair aud quaint costumes OF
lI70 AH lbe affair h for the benefit Of
the church, n viii deserve lllcrpl pa
lrouuge. The number Of good things
bolng cooked ~ fair hHuds, II known,
would mako on epicure duuco with
delight
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Sunday SChooi and Temper
ance books at FrGnklin's book
store. 6ei Main street.
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We are authorized and requested to an
nounco ID. j. RAES.ISS as n candidate
for Alderman Of the third ward of the city
OF DNllas at lhe ensuing municipal election.
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"MUSEC ESATsl CgEAFElgS TO
S00TEEE TINE SAVAGE
BREAST"

a fine Stock OgYlOiins, guitars.
flutes, i'isHij0s, aceorLeOns, har-
nonieas, and triuin,ings. Also
the BEST anl Only genuine Ma
pies string lea the city.
PIERCE EyEE.
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ANuAHt iH THOUsAND
nnryna Iho eonlna yaNr Iho serIaI bod
Lending FornIgn Aulhors

viii be- gwen, together with pn amount ~,
by any other periodical In lie
W6lid, NJ the beat literary aii srleulihGIast,
trr ~ The day, nom tho pens " the ab0,s
named, ana many plneh foremost living =,
say lists, spleullhlh, ellllrh, discoveries sod
editors, representing every department III
knowledge aud pc grghh,.
The pOrlande OF Ihe Living Ago 10 eysfy
American readGr, as the only satisfactory,
mesh aud complete compilation Qf An iuils,
penhable current Observation-Disclosures
because 10 embraces tho prOdupliOnhOf
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city Attorney.

We are authorized to Announce C1sAS.
FAtED. TgCNER as Il candidate for City
Attorney, subject to Il democratic conVen-
ton.
We are authorized and requested to an
nouncc w. NJ. EDWAnD% MS a candidate
city OF Dallas, at the ensuing municipal
election.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-10

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-09
Many Crops in One Year.

On the subject of more than one crop
in one year the Lompoc Record says:
"Mr Cook, of San Maria, states that
three years ago he sowed large tract
of land in barley, and that he has cut
two valuable crops, the second yield
ing fifty-four bushels per acre, and
that the cropi is passable this season.
1t is no uncommon thing to see the
volunteer crop of the second year
twenty-five per cent better than the
crop first taken from the land" This
is nothing remarkable in the valleys
of Southern California, though it will
seem so to people in the East. The
volunteer crop in Los Angeles valley
is often better than the first. Corn is
frequently planted on the ground after
the wheat or barley is harvested and
good crops raised. We know of in
stances where ten crops of alfalfa have
been cut within a year with an aver
age of one and half tons per acre at
each cutting. One gentleman in
formed us that he cut over one ton OF
alfalfa per acre from his field each
month in the year. This can only be
done on land which is kept well irri-
gated. The fact is, there is no limit to
the productions of the soil in this val
lev when water is abundant.