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RAILROAD TINE TABLE
ARRIVAL hid DEPARTURE Of TRAINS

EXPLANATION or RtrznExeE MAnks.-r Saturday u.
cspted. snntfaY ssc"pteh :Honday o1eepte1. Al.
siFa SauasI At4 III =. III. DAlIr.
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VE55ttS phE5EJ FOE1 EVHGN.
,y,.-.rt bar nth IN ~ Eh,-aio fsi'Hht.
FoE1 1lsts,s, Nl,A., OF. Is -u5%H-lsois Arctic,
rhI sies.dan, MaJ1,we-. YOSEMITE; stlr John t..
.fr.s,M.
Gr--l'r.f- Asia, Efa'1fori md barges; scu.n Lone
G:lt, Gtan:l,Stn.
NiSn-.utl:t tlwc>t, gentle.
NtAIEIH-G!nidy.
sp<cb.: 5}nJanA 10 Tfr Fhitass Tr1buns.
1oaT HrEoy, M!c4., ut. l5--lp .. n.-powH-
T'toIa Wtuoaa William Gre. Fn,;tr ,stau;it,1n
aud barge: srAra Be!e MtAel, y. l.. batily. Iflr,
Vampire. H.. Msir, J. s. Ml.an. fA2 kti.h, v. u.
Allen, Hattie johr.sou. .. +. D,bb;lr.
M!Np-&oE.hH = 81. fEessi wtasker stormy.
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.-p-riat ~ patrh ~ Ia, fh,ra4, tribune.
Ei!E. Ia. OK. 15.-Tt- tso;, iNix1La and schr
Ch.res H. BnsiHn !ett t.r EAcsg1 III. e,ruug. Tho
United stAes x.,nT sitch!sau Ia i: Ck.uiaud Coal.
ffciphta sfr rDIuR up Tits cIsrter~ e,rnrted t-dAy
EtIt it hEn Atni. 'uartt a.Lt Hs'r.n51. and The
t4rk l.. CofuIuR. Cu4! n C4itIgp ~ i.lp irr lou.
ECtfAt[I.
spsria1 Disrath T. ~. fhlrd7n 1tlLvn-.
Buffalo, tict. l:.-Thc ll.cs.e and JAnts IL PR
pa,s,ug fsr S4snE1. III. IN lu daSx yt.tiug = IL "
fsrefnpt AnI lire Gf keel: al.o cA1k!u;. Gait,
jss4r nt,,~.aTs 10 hAyu to.tro. Ut sht .r.>r having
te;litd the amounts fos wEirh ste W. i,'stlH II.
has tak.n load of ro,1 for Cacas, At klJ per toa.
GAlt Lkon will cuntianA ~ +GlI Arf.
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ocn sn1pbU1I DEus Axu THE CEHTESsIAI4.

OCH snIPBUII.pENs AND THE CENTENNIAL
Little, II anything, has yet been dons by our ship
builders to be properly represented At tho exhibition It
PHILADELPHIA, has the Centennial Commission nad*
an oozt to nduca then1 to coe forward. should,
We h.ye been consultation with the Director
md ot3,.rs and Effort Will 10 made Is haTp the
Asaefican shipbuidlng aud other kindred interests
properly represented. 6i.cs has been promised and
attempt will b. made to 1uterrst in tho
matter. Wa do hope that our shiphuit4rss Eand Ill
cses Of artisans 4uywtxo iuteFettea u The mud
rsoRress Of thls Art will At once GENE forward md 10
to ssnd out tGo fui.r,gged ycs,sls-ons sie4er, 10
ply the chuyki! duriug tns exhibition the other
10 ~ placed on tho gt,unlts Ttia week We have
cured tho promise Ut American ahlpbnslain8 hriu
to lsoe the grounds tteam vessel, and hole
10 ablo 10 indu others TO lake bold II onre Va will
es III cur power Respecting desals-Siatttu. Gu.sts.
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3-thrnt rnrn-r nt STeifs and KfufIo.ats.
h-Uepdt cufrcr of C&nai md kjpxo-eH
RtfHtSaN CENTRAL RMLR1S1
De"nt, (r-s: ~ Lakt.s and }oot u Frhaty. .srr4.{
1fktt-r"rs. 81 EarA-f soathroA CORNER 4F Gandafet
mi " iIht -t,. TIe11oHt ti1a4e.
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CHICAGO / NORTHWESTERN HaiL71l1
Ticket GG'se,, t"+rMaH HssHt, Ar1 IL
A., cpftee 4aIispn-it., md q! Eh4 lepal4.
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The following lo.tsE, from sou:ce which We deem
reliable. viii etctic the e1tcEaion of every With
spark Of honor lis compoA,s:on. we'll Interest
the ownerz Of the vessel referred to: The Cnited
States revenue cutter Fesaendsa, while proceeding NJ
st. Clair Hyer the Afternoon o: the l2h inst.,
atsActea By tho crieA OF distress bolTl the xchr
Harvest Home. OF Cleveland, aud tu low Of tao tug
pu1yle. The Fe.scndeu ran alongside ot the Harvest
James asoeu bcaaty 1utox!eateI ad tas he had ttu
tally beaten tho c1ok, 1ous, defenlcisss uofIan
altncd Jcnnie Simmons. dragging Let over the de-k
Hlass uf Lrues.. Sue had .ppe lel in sAtE 10 tue
mates Of the hchoones 10 protect her, Either through
was taken on toara tho Fessenden and kindly Card
for, and furnished Eeans 10 proceed ~ her nome.
nd ~, wishing 10 desan her iu oslsf 10 hand
the otIcnder The civil authorities Tue cotunaudrr u
the Fe1sendcn permitted the Harvest Aohao 70 proceed
To her dthkInatlQn.--Qs{l1lf HEST.
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H1SCELLaHECuS.
The Treasury ueI.sn'n iii srn rGtlsc ti:1t fog
stgua will be uhotIehet on the rte. Of Msn.asee HIT.
Lor st eary day Il lii est!aae ed tia. 1t will
Eoo,o,d moro 10 cou,rlcts the CLEVELAND H,Enr Of
t.!nge. /: has already cost tho Govt-uineu: nearly
t2,nt0f....It is not Likely that tie stlr l.gElc 4
Jouts will 10 sold At aarstalh sale at;c1 All Capt..
Egy;e, Of tA,n ri,. will pay the claims and iaxe t-
weasel Tor tG,urs TAe CauIll4u Minister of ia
riub and Fisaeftcs GHs Jus. Issued ofiec that
~ STEAMBOATS, cArrt!ng I.saeuRers Mnat tai-
ry themselves with che!nie-i dro rst Ls,..sh-
ers....AAyn tue Auhs!o Artrrss OF Ttus.,ay !:
"Elthtr tie wafer it, tie ha.b1r yesterday too
thin, the Tesses arriving too lougs:ged Sew
fFa found tue outtom aid wtrt delayed nnre ns iLtb
thereby. among which were naned tue nri,rs ffl:ar
aud HItthiu*ou. AID slc4n!-bargsa ktt"hur un1
Rlth.f..E II apt>cara that TIE tug h. L. 3lie,, VIII Il
exploded her boiler and tnnk tn Tllundrr Eay Al
ppna Wednesday. Wah racuy fot TOW with Ito Cs'y
ot Apeua at tue tine Of she asaser Tne Miller w1r
butt At ElAt sagiuas n tbs apsing o: 1873. at euet
os 500: took AEe the saint seat"n IN tap 6tg'np~
River and burned to the waters cl3r, hut tltsr-
q',enty reconstructed. bhe o'xned by Ca:t t. II.
Mltler, whoiot ha life 1.-The MILWAUKEE, sHnr
- Tn SUNDAY fas, when tn tue nesaeofhood u the
Flass, TIC prop no4bukc dowa A1srktt4w
Lost containing nunhts Of men belonging ~ the
United Gtaet stea1rr Warrington, tn;.Set3 n aiEA&-
houee in tAat vicinity. Thc ineu lid leeu 10
Aaloon aud were rtluruthK to their tosttI Ut the
tbs accident occurred. Ins propeller cut the isEi
hmaek down to the heel. Every elsoFt war made Il,
cccrs Of the oanoko TO render Etas.4ucs, I,Lb
tAfown aisU ilsnking atl pretcryrrf. Alttr pr
~ had teen III the wAsr1 shout thirty nuutct, they
were picked up by the tug 5pwe AID taScu asaose.'
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THE BOB TAILS.
Concluding tho Trial OF MIR.
Howe Before Summer.
field.
Tho Jury Return n Verdict Of Not
Guilty.

Tho case Of tho Chicago City Hallway ". Mr.
II. T. lInwo, = charge Of dfhordeflv conduct.
wan oouclujo1 Yeatcrdav before Justice Summer
field At tho South Side potce Court. sfr. 1Iowp
eas elected from Que Of tho prosecutors "hob.
tailed" cars Saturday, bceauho ho refused to
depost his fatc IN tho but Of pay 10 other Than
an authorized conductor. As on tho previous
day, flr. ChaElos Hitchcock appeared for tho
Company aud Ar. Emery 4. stosrn for Tho de-
fea4r.
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Dallas Broom Factory,

ia. RUSSELL ~ CO., Props.
Corner Of Grimlh and Patterson streets, at
Pointer " Shields Old warehouse
Manufacture brOOms and brushes of all
kinds OF the best material, and all warrant
cd, AIe prepared to I'LL orders ~ Wholesale
cheaper than can be bought elsewhere Or
dcrs solicited and promptly filled. The high
est price paid for broom straw.
d 70 augl3wly
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the system have not generally been
accepted by the people, is no argu'
mcnt Against its merits, for it was
many years before the intelligent
people, either in Europe or Amcrl'
ca, could be induced to adopt vaccl'
nation, MS u preventive Of small poS'
We have no government insurance
in this country, but VIC have relIa'
bic life insurance companies, ana
ordinary prudence requires that
every head of II family, not other
wise independent, should lay by Il
sure provision for his family by
paying small sum annually on II
life policy.
Now and then some wiso-in.hls-
own.conccit country editor dlscov'
ors that life insurance is a humbng,
and is running the country but IN
putting his own crude ideas
against the maturcd cXpcric nee oil
tho oldest and most enlightened
communities of Europe and Ameri'
ca, ho is only rendering himself
nbsurl.
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ATriumnh Oycr lInnlbng.

The constant gain In popularity of the ma
tlon0l remedy ana preventive, Hostetter's
Stomach Bttcrs, aud the rapid decline OF
the ferniented aud uausc0us rubbish leebly
bolSlerod up by II false temperance cry, cX-
enpllncs grand triumph OF genuine merit
over rampant humbng, NJ which honest
folks rejoice. And well DIZZY may for each
accession of popularity 10 remedy which
cures ana prevents Intermittent aud remit
tent fey"ra, dyspepsia, constipation, liver
complaint, urinary troubles, uterine weak
moss and general debility, widens the field OF
Its benchcent operations, aud Is II direct gain
To humanity, while every falling of In pul
lie favor 0fa pernicious compound, powerlcs
for good but powerful for evil, is blessing
quite rs unmistakable, but for reason very
different Let humbug for once hide Its dl'
unfinished head Would IL were always rs
upsuccesslu, as in the present Instance.
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Organized May ~ 1878.
DALLAS, TEXAS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING AUGUST II.


1t is very certain that tho present
system of district representation in
tho Legislature does not give sat
isiaction to the people OF the State,
Why this is 80, we need not stop
now to enquire, but merely state
the fact. This general dissatlsiac-
ton will no doubt induce the con
vention to return to the old system
Of county and misrepresentation.
10 illustrate tho working Of this
System by an example, let us sup
pose Dallas county to have u sui.
ficiont population for one represent
alive, and half enough for u second
and that the same should DO true
of Collin county. In that case Dal
las and Collin would have each n
representative of its own, and might
be thrown together to form lloatcr
district, which should elect II repre-
sentative by joint vote.
In the formation Of these Il oater
districts and in tho superintendent
of representation, there seems to be
but one just criterian, and that is
tho registered voters of the State.
Manifestly, it would BIO unfair to
make the apportionmcnton the basis
Of the Federal census of 1870. Since
that period, somo SOC tons of tho
State, ours for instance, have great
ly ontstrippcd othors, and loss ia
vored regions; and in any new law,
affecting representation, We should
have tho full advantage Of our
growth. This is so perfectly in ac-
cord with the Fundamental idea of
our republican system that il will
hardly be controversial Neither
do We think thoro will be any cavil
with the ont test now possible to
fix tho present population Of tho
counties.
In this connection we arc pleased
to learn from n private letter OF
Governor Coke to n citizon of Dial.
las, that he has directed tho county
clerks to forward to tho Office OF
Secretary OF State, certified NIB.
stracts of tho registered voters OF
the counties. This data at the seat
Of government will enable tho Con
vontion to act intolligently on this
one Of the most important subjects
which will engage it's attention.
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GRAND REoPENING.

Mrs. and Mr.. Putt desire to inform the
public that they have retaken possession Of
the Dallas city Garden, ant will reopen the
same this Saturday evening August 7th
nnG will keep the same open every night.
Musical entertainments Will be given every
Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday evenings.
Hot and Gold baths ~ cents each. No dsor-
~ persons Will he admitted. augidim
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VERY good for tho Hill county
Record /! In its issue of tho 9TH, it
makes II strong point against tho
domagoguos who talk about abol.
ishing the FREQ school system. We
commend the following extract,
from tho Records article, to tho
good sense Of our readers:
"A good deal of buncombe has of late
been expended on this subject by
would-be delegates to the Constitution.
al Convention. Some Of these dcma.
gogues going so far rs to ex,
press themselves in favor of abol.
ishing the system, IN toto. II
is true,the present system, like its
Radical lorerunner under DeGress, has
caused general dissatisfaction. The
latter almost as much ms the former.
Nevertheless, the fact OF our having n
set of incapables in the Legislature
who were either too ignorant or too
prejudiced or both together, to draft d
decent school law, need not deter us
from making another attempt. With
our magnificent school fund already
set apart and thousands of acres of
school lands, there is nothing to him
der us from giving free education for
at least six months in the year to
every child in the State except the
want of brains and craftsmanship In
the Legislature.
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The Herald Job once

is the best place to get: your Posters, Cir.
eularr, Hriefs, Latter Heads and Rail Tione,
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10 - II!
"a
One Hundred Dollars Reward.

=, On the afternoon OF the al of July, between
ne NE corner OF Main and Market streets and
the Courthouse, q lenther wallet containina
nye hundred and eighiy-ilye dollars in
nnited states currency and two notes-are
dated sacramento, Cal, June 10, 1870, for sS55.
,uIaWn ny L. w. Pohl IN favor of Ii. y, Wal.
Ter, and ono dated san Francisco. (iai mi,
~ lS1l, for $50, drawn by James II. R,sbey
IN 1avor OF ii. .. Walter. The finder will re
celve reward OF one hundred dollars by re-.
turning y 70 THE HERALD or @. Haggart,
oorner OF MAIN ana Market streets. dtf
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NOTES AND OPINIONS.


An old benedict says few people lik,
Saratoga water ut first, and that, like,
marriage, the taste for IL Is an acquired
one.
ParadoXical, but true. The more the
girls are pinned back the more for.
ward they seem,
M-Governor Palmer, of Illinois, Il
Liberal, is named for the Democratic
nomination for Governor of that State,
Waco, with little more than half the
population OF Dallas, supports two dali
iy'papers--the Register and the EX-
nminer.
There Is now no living ex-President.
but i Is believed there will be one on
the 9th OF March, 1877, unless Grant
should die In the meantime.
"John Mcmillan aud intended wife,
were registered at the Woodman
House, Ogdensburg, the other day.
me first business after registering was
to send for n minister.
A new paper is to be started nj
ELIJAH, Georgia. They will try to keen
It from going up.--[ louisville Courier
journal. That, of course, will depend
a great deal on the prophets.
The Baltimore Gazette implores De.
lano to stick. "Stlck, good man, stitch. y
IL says, land go beforea Democratic
Congress next winter for triumphant
vindlcation."
The Cincinnati Times hopefully
says; Ut has rained for forty DAYS
ana forty nights, but those approhen-
sive OF a delnge will be pleased to learn
THAT there has been one rainbow dur.
Ing the six weeks.u
Captain Richard King, the cattle
KING OF Texas, has n stock ranch forty
miles from Corpus Christi, sixty miles
square, and the cattle with his brand
IN southwestern Texas, number NOT
less than $4,000 head.
The Paterson, N. j., Guardian saws.
.It Is very funny to behold Senator
Iohn Sherman, Of Ohio, who IL mora
responsible than any other living man
or the wretched Initiation policy ofthe
republican party that has brought the
country to It's present financial condis
ION, talking in favor of hard money
when nc has consistently voted
gainst for the past ten yoars.V
Senator schurz writes to a friends IN
Washington that he will return To this
cuntry In October He has spent
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In the conduct OF THE HERALD it
is the rule to abstain from offensive
personalities towards its cotcmpo-
rarics or saying of them, in print,
what could not be said orally with.
out oilonsc, by ono gentleman to
another, We expect our exchanges
to observe the same rule towards
The HERALD. But should any
of them find its observance
too great restraint, VIC shall
regard it as n sign that they no
longer desire tho mutual courtesy OF
I'M exchange,
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In Great Britain there is Il "Post-
Office Life Insurance" system, which
redaces tho premiums, to tho mini
mum, and is operated through the
offices OF the postal department. OF
course the government guarantees
the payment of tho policy when
due. This institution, ono would
think, would BIO largely patronizcd
by tho poople-tho mechanics and
working men particularly, who arc
naturally dstrustful of ordinary
Lito Insurance companies, But that
has not been the case. In the nine
years this system has been in opera.
tion, tho receipts, it is said, have
scarcely covered expenses. Various
have been tho reasons assigned for
this failure, such as the IMPROVE
dencc ofthc English people of the
working classes, the cumberous and
complicated nature of tho tables,
etc; but tho true reason, perhaps,
as suggested by the Nev York Tri.
buae is, that under the government,
the whole system is manipulated
by the officers of the postal service,
and no agents arc sent amongst the
people to explain the systom, and
to solicit business.
1t isa fact, known TO Life Insu-
rance men, that not one policy hold.
or in hundred comes Voluntarily
at his own suggestion, to BIO insured
lfa man wants insurance on his
goods, or his house, he will readily
enough seek fro insurance
office, but if it is a question of in
surfing his own life, he has to be
hunted up, and hunted down, as il
were, by an importunato agent, be.
fore no will consent to make n sure
provision for his family after his
death. t gt3 GOSSIP
In this matter of life insurance
men in general show much selfish.
ness, and neglect Of q very plain
duty to their families, and 80
thought tho enlightened govern
mentof England, when they took
away the last argument against the
system, BY assuming thcpaymont of
policies out of tho national OK
0hequer. That the advantages Of
2 Ntf.|HI| =
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Or course-as was tobo expected
from tho composition Of the jury in
the trial of tho Mountain Meadow
murderers, they were unable to
agree, and havo been discharged
1t is very raro nowadays that Il
murderer, oven ofthc worst doscrip'
ton, can anywhere be convicted
What with nominal bail, continu-
anccs and disagreements Of juries
he is pretty sure to escape the
penalty Of his crime.
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10 the Editor of The Dallas Herald

ESrEEMED SIR--Please be so kind n
to insert in the columns of your pape
the following paragraph from the Com
mercial OF yesterday, with u reply at
tached, and you will confer quite ia
vor upon several citizens of East Dial.
las. The Commercials paragraph /.
as follows:
"rhe Good Templars of East Dalla,
are up to the ways that are dark anC
the tricks that are. vain. AT an elec
ton the other night, though but fort,
odd voters in the meeting, some sixty
ballots We're counted. Vote early anC
often, was the motto.r
In vindicaton of the fair name OF
Star Lodge, |. o. Il. q. H., East Dallas
VIII state to the public that the above
article is uncalled for and isa very
contemplate thing to come before the
public for reading matter.
IN the first place, had the article
been entirely true, we deem it very
unbecoming in the local editor of the
Commercial, rs well rs very detrimen-
tai to the success of his paper To have
published such matter, when he well
knew that he was no member of the
Institution, and is, therefore, not sup.
posed to know anything about the
workings of the Order. Even if every
member of the Lodge had voted lie.
gally, (Which is basely false), we think
1t the business of the Lodge, and not
that of newspapers. We doubt as to
whether an institution ever existed.
either social, moral or religious,
that was entirely free of bad
characters SO with our Order.
unluckily some two or three of its
members so far forgot their obligation,
at the late election of officers, as to
east more ballots than they were en-
titled to; yet would the gentleman so
lower himself in the estimation of the
people, as to cast stigma upon the
name OF the entire Lodge, on account
or the wrongs of two or three men,
bers? Surely, he forgot himself when
he charges some of the fairest ladies
and noblest gentlemen of our city with
being guilty of "Ways that are dark
and tricks that are vain"
1t is downright falsehood, and he,
the author of the above article, is well
aware of 1t. The assertion is shame.
full as it Is ridiculous. Remem Der, Mr..
Editor, that when you cast such re-
Elections you cast II upon one of the
poblest institutions in the land. Yea.
u Is the very stepping stone to the
church. You also cast reflections upon
n great number of citizens who belong
TO Star Lodge, and you are at the same
time condemned by our sister lodge In
lower Dallas. You cast reflections Sir.
upon those who once were your
friends, and even on subscribers of
FOUR own paper; and more than nil
lpon our own dear sisters.
Remember sir, that while you have
right to criticise the public, you have
10 right to criticse the private actions
# families among themselves, which
the nature of our order.
/ will also state, that no such motto
the above was ever limited at in our |
lodge. irrsr.nt
That man who would ATTEMPT 10
nst o reflection on q moral and chart
'ble institution, deserves the pity of
aud, surely, the care and !
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WE are not surprised to see that
the Free Press, published ut San
Marcos, makes IN indignant pro-
test against tho Dissertation and
pollution Of tho beautiful San Mar-
COS river, by locating the branch
penitentiary at the head spring. 1t
is an outrage.
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protection of the moralst and the
christian.
In conclusion, we would warn the
local editor of the Commercial, against
publishing something That lac has no
business with, and more especially,
when his evidence is hcarsay. And let
your mott be, speak the truth or not at
all. The writer OF this is II member of
the fraternity in East Dallas, and he
expresses the sentiments Of many Of
the same order.
Dallas, August 10, 1873.
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S5 IA 03O per day. Agents wanted. All
W. Wv classes OF working people OF both
sexes, young and old, make more money al
work for us, In their own localities. during
their spare moments, or all their time. than
~ any thing else. We offer employment
That Will pay handsomely for every hours
work. Fun particulars, terms. etc. sent
tree. send us your address at once. Don't
delay. Now il the time. Don't look for
work or business elsewhere, until you have
Portland Maine 2SSiSwly
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CLOSE CONNECTION

AT MlnneOlP and International junction,
with trains on the International and 0rent
Northern Railroad, for Tyler, Palestine,
huntsville, Houston and Galveston. Al
Shreveport, With the Red river bouLs, for
New Orleans and the South, and with the FL
NicRsburg and the South. At Texarkana,
with the
CAIRO AND FULTON RAILROAD, FOR