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, 1875-12-09
lii. uusIr1xa TO MI. f1su.

nAs dAauAAN Az AAt k1bdt
Under date Of Aug. 2, 1875, Ms, Cushing TO-
fsss to two now deorees providing funda for tao
naturalization OF tue masters Of s1svoe emaa-
cipatod BY Ism ia Puerto Isco. lie written to Mr..
Tlahs
AL the accounts received bore, whethar from grnn.
ixh Other concur In representing fAyolAby
tho state OF thinBs III pctlo Nlco. Thcsa favorable
ruptts coyer ell questions, not ohly OF the genera,
political and economical condition, but also n Whist
ra5sies 10 emancipation. Thus, In . rsport iron.
oonsM PAUL 70 Lord Derby, dated Nay II, LETS, wo
ftnh;
u can report with condauoa that thu lh1ro unlsr
contract Enjoys The eatmcnt tho ftco hboset
whether natives Of thts country {pnerto Kco o. n1it.
sh hacka frot1 our ssands except to the fact
at being beuhd by contract anil tito 11th of Arrl
1876. !. On tha whoto4 think tbs abolition Of
alarery has boeu areat SUCCESS. ana. ~ Cpl 10 lie
pt.atar who stands bstl ehsnee Of bstns paid .or
BIZ .layas, has been hopssuy and a*ltgepty carried
oul.H
AT tho reports from Spanish weters public sud prf-
vAte, art to tho s4snA ~ ecs and theF cofrectnE
proved " tns psrfSct tranquility witch exsts III
hrto Hteo ths aJueusedntsa 1f thn t.tsrtss v,ll
Tho planters, Tho spona.ntr p5ts}esty Of the lslad,
4e e1ce.s 9f tbs Gsssaae oyer estimates and nscee.
such detoe that tho Governor has found Citcul-
" In ahhing frum Puerto co conAdcrsbo reinforce
inents tor service 10 Cuba.
, 1875-12-09
NEW YORK AND CANADIAN CANALS.
BETWEEN IAt MINts1za AND
REunErAuY FISH.


Hr Bdwafd Thorntob. under data Of Nov. %,
1871 calls III. F1atls sstsntion 10 the f4ct That.
10 aceo' dahes With this twenty-Hayenth Article of
tue Treaty d Washington, tho use Of tho canaia
Of New York should ha allowed 10 Canadians on
tetma Of equality H,th tesidants Of tho United
stntos. Although ths Pteadaot snu Coy, Hon-
man had exf re"sed an eArnest lcsi1e In carry
tua policy inso etfecs, ho .esesu 10 \ dispa.ch
from tue Enrl Of Duntrin. Transmitting
copy Of report Of i Committee Of the rrivy
Council Of the Dominion. IN which Il IL stated
that while htl tho Canadian caua(s havo been
freely opened to sssiss Of tho United ssaes IN lny
Rlvul Of lhu aams TOLLS aud charges are e1alaud
frpul urth or Canadian yeAAel tho aktst entire
y e1eaaasd from tho u.a OF any aud Al. Of ths eau.
within unlasl slstee serrc1y. sI'spt tle ssult ss.
Marie CanAl and thst thus. sh!1s upissa btstts
bArgss and olhsF tsaas With Or wtthout cargo tear.
70 z4~ sAtesxh ,hD n.s.talls Canal % tho u. Law
4snae and lhaace frpm Aonstss through tie LacAi4s
c.nsl, Ind through tha c-htb dn ihIbtuv4, to tbs
clsy ~ tAt&wa 'oF Any ss6ax dsstlnsttoo, British
.% tG*p4afap ysss4ls losaiQS u Qyt4Y4 o.
u saJ other Canadian post, q sIsu Il Ballast.
, 1875-12-09

NOTICE.

Thu Registered conatecs.icn bends ct the Chicago
naA L:4t aud coso Cump1u;. st"nIihg Oh tie Looks
+. E. A:~Atef, u. II. Anthony, Alex. Brown, i. a.
Drown: Jr +. Bowen, 0"o. nrotn, ssrlh A. l,rnwn,
Jo''n n brown, l.saeae1. D p bacon; Jss T. Bur
Nnker. lsahc!ls 1}rowu, q. i, brown and n,hrrs. +.
p'acX,nan. I: bsnsny1ss, jane s. bsoxn, C. =. Bill.
Cnase. benl. Carver. g. D. Carha.t. r. u. Co..r!. =,
Ciidxei ESTATE of y. J. Caner. j. e. DA~snn, ii. +.
bee T. D. tsy - H. pqn1sn r-tnsn Tas, n1nn
1ns 7. +. DEPOSIT Co., ". IL. trnhAu4. o. a. Gsoeil.
way J. T. Mab,ell Z: hoffman, L. llnnnt welt Tsu4-
kesn, 4. D. Keen, G. y. K.en. n. H. Keen, Guardian,
7. Il: Ks.t!oy u. e. Keli"ex. J. s. L,npert, 81. 4.
ss@ u Ntls' H. Ms11,n3y snsy fs # x,.ssaE
Mitchell H. H. Magic, Mer.lant. sis:nq.. iosn, and
.s, TN, eSonpap5 v / rS.rlsrry St.yes5y
A. ". Qu.nd4lc, G, J. R"srcl, G-orRe Smith l. Co.,
l.rscl 6hnldoo II. seaub,rs S. A. h.1.h D. nt4uuon,
a1od,l r s.1a @ g. s25sf .fiy + Ssr1 S:s4 " ss isrr
Nc;.s T.5!or; > Underwood, 4, y y4n Ns.,, lulIa
4. Welater. n. =. wltsoii. T. J. wii1on, George
wi,a-s. J: $. wAllaee, 4. .. weat, z. W. willard,
3gssse Tise t. vn 1aaS . YasSr
Henry L. Young, sna t*aslna lie following nunhass,
.a:, ri & u W.; IS e. ~ y - l3a ~
ss g. M s s ~ H. a. a. g T. e. 10, so, &C. &C.
M @ i4s i;a. q. IL H. ~ i.S,s a. i M tilt al " 81
l,452 hai, ~. W. 81? III ldl AL 5l ~, vi. 1,la
s2G -, ~. III, 1885, IA, l.G;. ILL., LII ll1 i,31
1.ao ~. l2t IL III 34a. $40, lat4. ISL Gs, a. "a
t1s ~, ~. ~, ~ 9s7 i.is!, iaS l.7a, ses. ~,
7te, 1574, l.ts l;o, nj. 1s. l,o7 1.t2l. 81
l,41l Lao 6Ba lat, IVA. 3sa, 5rs, Jl, o, sS sG
l.4l7 IL s. co9, 59a. u. l,G1 1,sl, i1, al, aoj
4, 20 9Iu, AM 3i 403 ala, 4U4 aTs, by resolution
Of hs Board Of Directors Of natl Consphy. ordsset
70 be called IA and rxid: and The hamo WIN be re
deemed = tte onco q n. conPaay md af'er the
bauds hrEstly Notified thereof md tnat on md
at the said Int Ry Of Jsnulry, A. d. l,ld tho sal
bonda Will eease u tear Interest,".
by ordxr Of Ito Do4rd Of Directors.
I. r. WATKINS, r,esiLent,
JAA1EH +. DCTTrs, Ee rhsry.
Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 81, 1878.
, 1875-12-09
4 Sud Ekolnnnco IN t5sAt Lifa~


Jesso Spencer ~ ona ot cur eulnyed citizens.
Born ID slavery. he VAS, throual. tho kutinebs Ot
hla master, n,anaM,iltsd u tue kgs Of ~, I,ut
source Of his trouble. Three chiIdvBn were
born OF this marriage. and tho cuuIition Of tho
chllEsa following tt1at of tie mother thev we.o
he'll IL slaves. Jesao worked and purchased
the freedom OF tau olte6s, and barRaiuei Tor the
trsadon OF tho olheE tao aud hla VITO. Tho
sum demanded {sl. .3o0) looked liked mountain
Of luoneY to poor Jcasc. aud no turu"d bis eyc4
to California with the ss1ns hopo OF sudlsu
wealth which h1a !urctt 10 ma,y hitucr,
Josso crossed the plains Ia 1854 and
tha year following received ltttar from hla
vita Stating that she had eeeaped from tbs bouts
1t hondsEh. and with her TWO youngest children
had Issohad that haven Of ths colors<i race, the
CApadas. shortly after resolving tbs latter
Iesso's cabin with it, enntents wei destroyed by
fre and ths address from which it wss written
III Canada lQ4s, Nor from $hAs d4y to tins hsa
Jesse been a1lA 70 tud olsx ~ sha sassaabQa1t4 /
Of hla Nlfe Of chlldten. !
, 1875-12-09
urtrncts from tho Documents
sent to Congress by tho
State Department..
Minister Cnshing's Review Of the Dip.
Iomatio Intercourse Of Spain and
.% tho United States,
RI, Cuban Insurroclion -.. Secretary
Fkh's Reply 10 Admiral Polo's
Structures.
Marriages at American Legations-Eman-
= rIpst1on In Puerto Rioo-Uanadian
and American Canal-Reo-
iprooity.

Tho correspondence Of tho State Department
.xuripg thu past yaar hss not boon 90 volun,nous
a 10 previous years. Tbs most interesting let
tn which tue Department now p|.cea before
Congrcss arc thoao which havo passed bctveon
V,shinstoa aud bladria. Ono Of tho most rig
p.nesot lc..crs received during tho yosr waa
yrItten by hiufstor Onshln8 under date OF Juno
IL Itis an elaborate rovtew of tho diplomatic
rlasiopa between Spain and the United Staten
during the ressns of Charles I'LL, Charles w..
YtftiuAnd VII, and Isabel II. Tbs lotler Is ro-
mqduced in full below.
, 1875-12-09
A Chapter Of Larry Ekentackv His.
1OrJs

Qd0thk {kX.} Altt7t1Ar.
Capt. jack Jewott, Robin aloBby. hod Ben
Bradshaw wero travelling from Virginia 10 lion.
lucky on horseback. a. tho mooo then was.
Gait. Jewe:t wss largo. fus-foukiuE nnhu. aud
4 fair specimen OF lhe sort OF mep that gave
character TO tho perol TINT embraces tls sarly
history Of KentAcsy. Az tho shroe rods along
THAR attention jwas attracted bT augty worua
that came frorrfa cAbla on tho rosdAido. Wurta
wers succeeded by blows, when Capt Jowott
sad: "L.o,'s zsde up aud soe what this light i'd
about" Yhoy galoE'ed mp to tue cabin, WHOM,
lol IL uka 1nao knd his bettek-hat has,nR q
regular "ael-to," and tho was getting the bet.
ter.h.lf Of il. 'IloIi my horse" aud Jowett.
.'and Will learn the z-- Losson ho will naycr
forget" With blow OF biH fist tho man VAS laid
prostratu on tho tloor. Tne good ~ife looked at
Lor husband mun1rus, and then at Jcwett.
whoa. reaching back. shc caueht up a largo,
long- handled frving-pan nnd hitting drive al
Jowott'e hesd, The bottom went ont snu tho rim
went oyer hia head md around his nocs such
rad the torco OF tho blow. All efforts falling 10
set thu remnant Of tho frying -psn from Aroanu
Jswott's neck, 10 had to .a.r IL fnr a.put s
miles Oh bis roaA. when file. Ia this hanls OF 4
blacksmith, Iolsnsod him. Ws will not stop to
poiut Tho uo,Ai. Dr&asbaw aud sloai,y settled
lu Meroes County, and Jewott rear Mount ster.
ling. IIs mas tho grandfather Vt Ms. Dick
Menffna.
, 1875-12-09

arn Prohibited from r4r.nR Whitehall, t1ltct ths
Cnartiau E,nA. 10 HE ifaiaou iiser. In th ale x
Xsw r.rt. Ths e,snc ttnl,latory policy, y. ~" p7:t
fnrtirt s;ara AaN' In rrfrrrn'h n Tar n+e
~ the iris md othrr rausls connecting n.rtEsL1e
Me. F.n, ntldrr datn of Dcr 2, Is7t, ncaIn to Air
hwarl Thn-ninn erp4rn Of fnrse4 4ro.rtemn krtwetn
t+oS DE- Auditor 1hsyrr anh teve-s. vausj oIlns1s,
thnsta rnnciuavety that Brtlsh sutJe Ia hIlu" :"
IN navigate on ctnAs. nu t:n'vt tqn1tty N1tli Gil
7hrg of tic Ttliitf 91fr- ant slf fir f.ana.n
lson uf 1;rth or EAaAtl yss-t!a :son tns ELazl-
sdatn f3as1 II WAl.nuAjl
, 1875-12-09
AMERICAN MARRIAGES ABROAD.

UoInEaroHpE1cB BETWEEN TIE AkkfGcAH LboA-
TIoN At PAR1B AND HEnnETARt FISH.
Me. Wickham Hoffman, Secretary OF Tho
American Legation At Paris, having seen the
advanced nheets Of tho instructions ieaued to
the diplomatic of}cera Of tho United States,
wtoto 10 Mr. Fish an elaborate lcttcr on the SUBJ
tect Of nalriseob celebrated u tho Legations.
After referring to tho legality Of such marragcB
between Americans under French and United
Station law. ha calls ifr. Flnh's attention to thef
validity under ths Laws Of B:a.es. Ho nsys:
Two residents Of 11aaaehusetts como to this 1ega
hun desiring 10 get rrtsd The Minister quotes 10
them your stsnction and declines 10 psrlnls ths
Il 20 sxcspt unor tho con iona horcin prescribed.
Thy 1ery tla, l ny n. ter 'hsy haso noh,ag 70 e
Mshsschusos that tho etatuss Of Massachusetts II
supreme .or thsm iu tt!s nater that this statnte
country bys Consul Diploma |, Agent Of ths unit.d
6tatts shall be valid in Aia atato and copy OF the
tetoT.l.or certificate from such Consul or Agent,
Bhau ta ptsAutnptiva ovtltn-e Of Auch marriage"
III oea as1 s hi: :A So: il e., gs,es s
for thi4 parpozp7 And Il 10, could he not with oqu1
Irop1ta!y refuse to tAko tbstr ACKNOWLEDGMENT To 4
dset, uudsr tho power conferred upon hin y tht
a1tuta Of M4Bsachuaskts AQd nut bJ any Uod 6tates
atatuts7 =
Mr.. Tiah Eays iu reply:
Asa general ruls, subject to few aud rnzalyoe
eng ezcepioas marriage. .oleinplsc1 accoflius o
M recognized w ylIid md hiudins under ths iaas u
Ill other csrilt.ed Christian nations hence, while
,Amers1 ci,isrn. 10 have contrset Of s.ei interest
ty, and thst ths hoslit.sy of tue Lss.on should ~
II III sans time conlered It oniy ssfo md rrieut
to sdv4so than t'thst. ceremouy Of marriage per-
heIesa 10 deon,ed to 10 performed ID tho country
within which tho Legation tB sI&uated. and therefore
ought N AZ Fespses 10 comply w.ta tae Ieansrsments
, 1875-12-09
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
70 r-~--
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

FteLArAT1oro o. Rfr.REsc, wAnxs ~ amtrosY II.
cspfSh. 'HHnliay ntcep.st. .Mondaf oxqo,tsd I A.
rivc Sunday ats 90 4. N. Daiir. 'S'~~t "'' :,
, 1875-12-09

c1itctco. BifetfHtr0H U4!YcY R&Ns4s1
pFpefs, IAtss. fHiinsA-at. old Strfstpff.
anG t.1.as a~d szzsfasA-s. iIesa 01e4A y Ciarsx" "
RA5 VI A<kuk&
, 1875-12-09

~ CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN sNta7,e :; !:
1ftk<t tk'trt iht'FHI tfa ssgl,
q. rotn,r nadsoa IT. ond at d, a&s'..,' - os's'. !
, 1875-12-09
PiTlsRuas. Fl, NsYNE / cn,cA0o RAILWAY

nmAha+ Lsavs1w'thaAtch II
PEN AceDmn1odkt4 IA. .......,,....
hX4t Ekt tA4A.
, 1875-12-09

,pllrsBuR0, CINCINNATI d 81 L1'Hs KsttT1&1.:
fre#I atpo: r"rnsr fishiob art taF, o.s. VET S:fa
t3r4<t oAsef. III HoodsrAn.. naio o<1.poi. TT
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~, heier,ring to the above notice, NJ. Y. Pierce.
he s,la,ng partner, thanks the public and
.he past three years, and respectfully solicits
ayyooon,,,h . OF the same to his successor.
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The Comm,ssar,a, Of the pooy.

The stomach is the commissariat of the
physical system. 1t furnishes the natural
sustenance ofevery organ. Ifdisordered, the
whole body languishes, but, however affected,
its tone and vigor may always be restored by
a course OF Hostetter's stomach Bltters. The
regularity In Its operations which this grand
tonic Alternative establishes Is the most direct
means OF obviating physical debility, impur-
titles OF the blood, and affections OF the dis
charging organs. We know that II digestion
or the habit Of the body Is obstructed, the en-
tire physique is weakened in consequence OF
insufficient conversion OF the food into blood,
and it is equally certain that the refuse oftbe
system not being wholly thrown of Is sure TO
contaminate the vital. fluid and surcharge
the bowels and kidneys with vitiated matter
which weakens and inflames them. The
Bitters, by strengthening the organs OF dis
charge, enables them to act vigorously, and
thus liberates the pent up waste which
would otherwise work incaiculable injury.
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for q free people, Mon Of Dallas
county, BIO on your guard
LEfIEa rnOM IEaRELL.

Agricultural Prospects in Kaufman
80 Isuls DrummeFs TeTFeii iH''
pFssinE nesh siare-A eeea hHEk'S'
iian.
TERRrlIa lunea y,
% tho Edllor NJ lhe pallas Herald
am glad W be able 70 report w,
rieullnral prOsppola 10 Kaufman ana
adjacent counties Of tho most natter
Ing character Tho yield Of wheat
has far exceeded tho most sangnlno
anlleipaliOns Win rain within tho
next Ton days tho corn crop VIII OK
coed That ofany previous season
Health abounds, The prairleH are
covered with tho most nutritious
grapes, Stock Ofoyory description
h tat aud aourlshlng
Tho county II full Of ~, Louie
drummera-low from any Of our
Texas coast oitios, Why IL this
Shall ~ Louis, by superior enter
prise, attract q trade naturally be
longing 10 'l'oXasl
1ouol continues 70 improve
Among tho contemplated building
ol 1873, are Two or three ohnroh ed
llCea.
ASIAN indication Of Increased W.
erary taste, I take pleasure In mon
tionlng that Moasra, Danaby \ vii
aon have recently opened much lh'
most extensive stock Of miaoolla
nooua books, between Dallas ant
Marshall, learn thoy are oncour
aged 10 continue and increase th,
stock | shall suggost that they nd
ycrtiso their books In tho Dallnl
newspapers, The educational laoil
ilios Of Terrell are good,
RORllENpl
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FORT wORTm's NOMINEE.

When IL became generally known
z In this district that q Convention
had been called to form q new Con-
stitution for Texas, the general feel
ing among Democrats was that as
their party stood as ten to one
against tho Radicals, and rs some Of
our latest nominating Conventions
had been unfortunate, it would BIO
wisest and safest to make no nomin-
ations, but to leave the people free
to select whom they would to repro
sent them. The election of Rad
Z ical, in any event, was regarded, and
is still regarded, as simply impos-
sible. It would simply give the peo-
pie tho chance Of choice among
several Democrats.
But this did not suit certain ga
pient individuals in Fort Worth,
whose chief occupation is to excite
jealousy towards Dallas and Dallas
county--small potato mon, who lack
the capacity TO understand the laws
OF material growth, and to realize
that the interests Of Fort Worth and
Dallas are identical. These small
potato men are mad because, as
things stand at present, the people
Of Mansfield on the South. and
Grapevine on the North, find 1t 10
their interest TO trade ut Dallas in
stead Of Fort Worth. Such is to
their interest now; it may be wholly
changed in six or twelve months.
Enterprise and wise improvements
control such things; dogs in the
manager never do.
Fort Worth, which for four years
has had an undue and dispropor-
tionate power in oil Of our public
affairs, is not satisfied, but wants to
dictate to and control not only Tar
rant county, north and south, east
wsst, and center, but this whole
distr'cs She forgets that, with one
hRh Of the stipulation, she hao for
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In In understood that tho democratic
meetings IN the city comprising clcc'
ton precincts Mol court house,, No
o (Pomtcr n Shields warchousc), No
7 (Buckhorn corncr), and No. \
(YoMng's warohousc), win assemble ut
o'clock, on the Goth Instant (nexi
Saturday,, to appoint delegates to the
county convention which assemblies on
Saturday, the ID proxlmo. This HON
has been designated IN being most con-
vcnlent for all concerned, and II IN
hoped every democrat Will DO In at
tendance.
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"A South Hill woman applied to
Mr.. Patterson, the other day, for a
position rs driver on tho street cars
"Can you handle mulesp" asked the
gentleman. "Handle mules.
should remark that / could scorn.
fully responded the fair aspirant,
al have handled two husbands, and
my third old man is in n better
state of discipline than any mule
you ever saw"
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Tllg llERALD's COMPRESS.

l,Ongvlow wants n cotton factory
-Corllna sells the reXas cattle he
steals 10 the Guiana,
Anderson county boasts OF IL
large crop Of Irish potatoes,
Mr., q. II. Brazclton, ofAustln, has
invented II patcnl cnr coupler
Alderman Sweeney, one ofthc city
dnds Of San Antonio, hns been lndlct-
cd for perjury
The llronhnm Banner has been
shown u tomato weighing one pound
aud three ounces.
The Raymond house, IN Austin,
was sold In Austin NJ trustees snlc,
Friday, and was bid In by Mr. Is, NJ.
Odom.
Mrs. Anna Cook, wife of Mr., H. i.
Cook, former editor of the Austin
Statesman, died In Austin few days
since
Joe Carlos, n negro In Cook Coun-
~, tried ~ rNvsh u sister Of Mrs,
Wade 10y giving her chloroform, and
the citizens hung him.
Fortunes nrc more rapidly made
10y industry and attention 10 stock,
aud with less capital, In western Tcxn'
than elsewhere In the United States
Tho editor of the Brennan Banner
held thirty-hve tickets IN the Denison
lottery, aud because he didn't draw the
capital prize he "kicks" like mule.
Austin Statesman; "Mr. Frasler,
living six miles below the city, has the
pnst week threshed out u piece of oats
that averaged ninety bushels to the
acre.
Two horse thieves rode into Den
ton, last week, with seven stolen
horses. After dlsposing of two Of them
TO the citizens of Denton, they rode OIL
Next day parties. arrived In pursuit
but they had gone.
Jefferson Jimplecute, 10Th: "A
glorious rain fell here to-day-a regu.
lar ground souker, and from the ap
pearance of the clouds, we believe II
has extended all over this section. II
has been worth millions"
Waco Reporter "Mr. J. Il. Riley
and j, II. Grain threshed out six hun
dred and eight bushels of wheat OIL OF
II twenty-four acre field. The wheat IL
known ~ the Mediterranean variety,
and sold at II dollar u bushel.n
San Antonio Express: ain conse-
quence Of the Rio Grande news, we
understand that orders have reached
this military headquarters to the effect
that the big Indian hunt hold on tor Il
little while. II may be that the troops
will be needed on the Mexican border
The governor has issued his proc
lamation quarantining all cities and
towns on the coast of Texas, quaran-
tine to extend to all vessels sailing
from or touching ut any seaport or
coast south of north latitude % degrees,
to-wit The western coast of Africa,
South America, of Genital America,
and of Mexico and from Key West,
Florida.
Jefferson Leader ave learn from
the st. Louis papers that the Iron
Mountain and Southern railroad will
soon change their gauge so rs to con-
form with that of the railroads in our
State. When that is done goods can
be shipped from any part of the United
States to any part of our state without
change of cars. When the 1nterna-
ti0nal road is finished to Jefferson the
cars of the Iron Mountain road can
come direct to Jefferson, which will be
of great advantage to our city. This
action of the Iron Mountain road will
be of great benefit to our state and par
ticularly to our city,"
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OK IA @Dl per day. Agents wanted. All
Po w VIV classes of working people of both
sexes, young and old, make more money Mt
work for M, In their own localities. during
their spare moments, or all their time, than
vt any thing else. We offer employment
that viii pay handsomely for every hours
work. Fun particulars, terms, etc., sent
free. Send us your address at once. Don't
delay. Now IL the time. Don't look for
work or business elsewhere, until you have
learned what we offer. q. SrINsoN Il Co..
Portland Maine 2SSd&wly
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A FIRE occurred at Sherman on
Sunday night, in tho wholesale gro
cory Of McCamant n Co., corner OF
Travis and Jones streets, but by tho
timely efforts of citizens IL was OK
tinguished, with the loss OF about
fifteen hundred dollars in groceries
and damage to buildings.
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w mo DemooaeD " Daiiq' OpsNiW
FrLtow .OIfIzIHs YOU are requested u
,n.st M VOur t0sp6niiVa VnllnH piplliirlh nl'
pHi,,mat' ihe Ill daY ~ jnne ~ W lMp
AMI salnnl dnlnHalea ~ ielllpaniil tvN M
democratic ennyNnllnh wv ntdaW Ky h,lt
"A, Id, mo, lOI Ito puI ppsp ~ huinl lhll wv \
a oandlhaie l0I dellnAlN w US nplallli, lpliNl
convention, Our hlalpi epuillps hhap nlipa,i
he'd ll,ell eennly e,l,,se is a s "n M,
inll, iusiani have pitatuind candidates lNl
M" ' eanmilta "'of Kills epA qauap, and
rlodged themselves ana lhpll nnnsl Nnn ~
lohuppon wnegyei lihb nn i,s s ,,nis diole~
mo lnibInsi NJ tho county hhn We l,n
pOflanno III The work briilr lllh wl,hll w
linnai Onnynnllpn dnlnhlll lllll uNl ul',,iiaai
should 30 united nin hA'l,"nlnu Nm VIZ Xxx
dlstilnt aiOiild DO represented w No unllhnf
Di ~ choice, Whatever may have h.N,l ~ ~
ylnwa heretofore, u n nov hppMNhl W Nv,
that there N necessity ipl IVY w ,,,
iullonal OOnyonllOni lln Nhul. hNlhlWl v,
,lnleaaleH Ia tho county nniiiunhuNi nnn.,
on tIln democratic Yule Nv NO lhAl t'hNlNl
uloeilon, viii DO eighty, ApppiNunrl hliuhh
il,o sovornl ole0llOn pifOlniisi ~ ioliuWhi
preoiuet No, l,-COnn house ten lolpnhltn
iremnGi No, Lancaster rlNlll lrlphhbN
piooluet No, uwlAhlOn nNu npllnhlNhi
frrolnoi Nod fanneia iiIaneh hNed''
Iito0lnoi No, 6-RcyOnpl nine delegates,
Precinct M, iOlniHr y hhluldh ware
hOuHe, nallnHi ala hnltrnlnhi 800.
Preolnot No, l-iiuekhofn corner MA ue'o
Precinct No. --Younaa warehouse, Dallas
"rmclncl' No, o. Cedar llllll three delo
'pfoclncl No, 10 Five Mile church iou
Irccincl No, n Valley church QUO dele
e'preclncl No, la-shuli1 achool house I'VE
rrscinct No, ls-nroclinrldgei nine dole
Rates, .. ,,u.., 49,,
dolunniUh, -. Al.
l'rcclnct No, l6-raacH ehopi two dele
Precinct No, lIaughtA store il'reodelc
"preclnct No, u iluichlnh two delegates
Fellow.clllsenn, earnestly urRo upon go,
~ turn out NJ your ioAnuctlNu vollnt NV
Olnola, on tho 2lth Instant, nhd hend NJ yuu
dOlonnlua, and lui The action OF the 0onVeh
tlOn III the M NJ July hpunk your VIII ~
meet the approval VI every democrat III w
county. ltnlly ~ your Aihildnih now NV
nuloct the man " your own olloice,
W. II. iIOitp,
Chairman Democratic Ccnirnl Commute
DALLAS county,
Dallas, June W. iho
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, that on the 18th day OF June
800, All unclaimed baggage remaining nj
tne Cosmopolitan hotel viii be sold 10 paw
cnafges. Interested parties will please take
Dallas, Texas June 5, 1876. ssdtd
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Mn. J, II. GoopLEr, lato n NOR
chant of Acton, Hood county, died
NJ Denver, Colorado, on the 9th
instant, of pulmonary consumption
lilo leaves n wife and two children
in Hood county.