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NOTICE.

IN AND AFTER THE lsr DAY OF FER.
~ ruary, 1873, the firms of Clark, Bryan q
blake and Bryan Brothers viii be mereed in
70 one, under the name and style of CLARK.
organs & Blake, and will occupy their new
b. lex building. corner Lamar street and Pa
cine depot. near postoffiee, TODD wholesale
and retail dry goods and grocery business
We make this copartneiShip mainly 10 re-
duce expenses. and better enable us to give
periectsatisiaction, IL possible TO do so In the
transaction of business. Each of the old
harms are very thankful for the generous
patronage ext -nded them, and In the future
we are certain the new firm of Clark, Bryans
x Blake Will re better prepared TO please
their numerous customer than I'm the past
Our building we THU. sufficient for handling
anu displaying goods, our capital abundant
for purchasing, and our superintendents will
be untiring % give satisfac ion in purchasing
NJ the lowest prices and disposing OF them
at the smallest profits.
CLARK. BRYAN & BLAKE,
BRYAN BROTHERS..
Dallas, Texas, December Is, 1874.
26Id&wtfebl
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PARTS l, IL, AND III ARE JUST Publisher
THE ART JOURNAT.

complete in u monthly parts, at 81 each
Reproducing the best full page illustraiions
rom the earlier volumes OF the Aldinc.
Each monthly part will contain six Superh
plates with accompanying descriptive mat
Yer, ana whether for bindingo or framing, will
artistic character. Every impression viii ba
most carefully taken on the finest toned
paper, ana no pains will be spared 10 make
inns the richest production of q press when
mas won; IN a marvelousy short time, n
Worldwide reputation. '' u
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RAILROADS
C1GAN CtTa OBJ 'r1RI1i.
TuTAEE EFFECT
FRIDAY, JUNE s, 1874.
TIR GALVESTON,
Houston and Henderson
RAILROAD.
Three Daily Passenger Trains.

Leave Galveston NJ 0il0 N and arrive AZ
Houston ~ $40 4 IA,
Leave Galveston NJ 8i0Op M and arrive ~
Houston ~ 600 y ~,
Leave Galveston ~ 800 y m ana arrive ~
Houston ~ $40 y M,
Leave Houston ~ dilb ~ and arrive vt
Galveston az 500 u ~,
Leave Houston 1000 u IA ana arrive az Gal
weston az $50 IN,
Leave Houston ~ ti8O y ~ ana arrive ~
Galveston ~ lliiO y m,
On Sundays, passenger train leaves calves
ton ~ l00O u ~, Leaves Houston 40 900 y ~,
The 0llN u ~ train lFom Galveston connects
NJ Harrisburg win tho Galveston, Harris.
burg aud hnn Antonio railway, Comets ~
llOuatOn with the Houston npd Texas Cone
trail railroad
The 400 u m express from O'lNcHtnn con.
meets With The Houston pgd lvAN Central
railway
The G,OO y m oXprcsR tom Galveston con-
meets win lhc international ana GREAT
Northern railroad ~ custom ~ y PA,
The luOO a a. train tom Houston grrlyen ~
Galveston NJ $50 p m, ConHcvh with mo
Ticket offices, 100 fremont street, Galvog-
ton, and ~ tAedCputg,
Communication llGhrie 10 lucol nnintqi ono
thousand and Eve hundred milo ticl ot4 Gun
be- purchased ~ the ticket offices ~ this COM
pHny or nom HalVUdtOu Ticket once,
g., ~. NICHOLS, superintendent,
VI. H. ANnbi.WS General Ticket Agent,
i'otti
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HEDlGil
Symptoms ola Diseased Liver,

DAM In the riGht side, under the
/ edge Of the ribs, increase on pres
fprei sometimes the pain Is In the
lee fidei the patient Is rarely able
70 lie ON tho leit sidej sometimes
the pain 10 felt under The shoulder
hlgde, and IL frequently extends 20
The top Of the shoulder, and 10 some
times mistaken ior a rheumatism In
the arm, The stomach Is affected
with loss Of appetite and sickness
the bowela In general are cosIlye,
sometimes alternative with laxI the
head Is troubled with pain, aecom-
panied with dull. heavy sensation
IN the back part, There 10 generally
q considerable loss Of memory, ae-
companled with a painful sensation
of having Left undonc something
which ouEht 10 have been done. A
slight, day cough Is sometimes an AZ
teHdanL The patient complains of
wcarines and dcbililyi he Is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
mud he complains Of a prekly senso.
ton Of The Gkini his spirits are low
Nrd although he Is satisfied that exc'-
ctc would be beneficial to him, yet
be can scarcely summon up iortwde
enough to try it, In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy, Several Of the
above symptoms attend the disease,
lgt cases have occurred where few
o. them existed, yet examination OF
tLa Foiy, after dca,h. has shown the
LIVER 10 have bcca extensively dc.
ranL,l.
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AGuE AND FEVER.

On. c, M'LAHE's LIVER Pulls, IN
CASES or AcuG AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
Of the most happy results. No better
eo'har'ic can be used, preparatory TO
or after taking Quininc, We would
advise ali who are afflicted with this
disease TO give them A FAIR TRIAL.
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A''id aPeFlsni aua genus
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ranssmenls oflhe stanaehliy'rsa,ul, sll DO
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thor orders distinctly und take none Ont DR..
G WLmo,s Lieer PN's, prepared By Hemiug
Rros,, Pitsbwgh Pa., tho md,Ld Leiag .TuH "
base limitations TO those wishing TO giyo them
trial. we win forward per mail post paid, to any
part Of tho United States one box Of Pills for
twelve thro'ccnt postage stamps or one vial Of
Nermifngc for fourteen thrrc.cent stamps. All
or,icrs from Canada must DO accompanied by
twenty cents extra.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.


Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of
| certain deed NJ trust, to me made, signed,
executed and delivered by W. G. Young and
NJ. s G. Young, his wife, on the 10th day of
September, 1873, To secure the payment Of
two certain promissory notes made by the
said W. &. Young, dated the Is h day Of Sep
te,nber. 1873, payable to Il, G. Jordan pres.
ident OF the CITY Bank of Dallas, or order, In
The sum OF one for eight hundred and thirty
seven fty-hundredth currency dollars and
ono for Ave hundred and eighty-siX silver
dollars, payable n nety days after dute,
and bearing interest mt the rate of five per
cent per month from maturity, the first of
which said notes is credited with fifty dollars
currency, paid January 8, 1874, and the last
one with fOrty-three seventy-five hundrcdth
silver dollars, paid January, 10, R7i, said a
deed of trust, being recorded In book U.
page Az of Dallas county records of deeds,
etc., to pay the balance due on said notes,
and the expenses incurred by the execution
OF said trust, Will, on
Tuesday, the Id day of February, 1875,
Sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
4t the court house '.oor in the ty of Dallas
Dallas county, AeXas, the following De.
scribed tracts of land, to-wlt: In Dallas
county, near Center Grapevine prairie, on
waters blackberry, about II miles north, %
degrees west of city of Dallas, known as sur.
vey mo. 22j D' in name of san Antonio aud
NJ. Gulf railroad company, patent No. s, vol.
!, containing 60 acres. And also 90 acres,
known as survey No. 2706, in the name of
Valentine Wampler, in Dallas county, on
east side of Elm fork of Trinity river north
of city of Dallas about nine miles, same be-
ing the land set apart to T. c. Hawpe, in d.
vision of land between Il. 9. Hawpe ana NJ.
L.. Swing. And also lot No. in loungss
subdivision or the city OF Dallas situated
south of w. &. Young's present residence,
fronting 1856 feet on Veal street and l6i feet on
Marrella street, containing %, 'Si square feet,
more or less, the said lot being Immediately
joining the lot upon which W. c. Young's
residence Is situated, together with all ana
singular the rights, members, Embellishments
and appurtenances to the same in any man.
ner belonging or nppertaning.
Il. &. JORDAN, Trustee.
Dallas, Texas, January &. 1875 27id3w
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-30
The Cente ntai of the Battle Of
Ruuker Hill.

Some days since we proposed, trlehy
that We DO prepare to celebrate Bunker
Hill day in due form. We renew our
motion. On the 18th proyimo will
occur the one hun1redth anniversary of
that memorable ,nssle betw.ea ihs
Yankees and the Rri.iehers. 1t was the
most famous fight of the Revolutionary
War, and we. ~ iDheritors Of the price
less boon of liberty st cetera and SO
forth, onght TO celebrate. Let rs en-
large bit: Carson hasn't had benefit
in several wears; the coming Seventeenth
will afford a splendid chance for having
one: the proper lie, erage IN the way OF
committees, etc, will, We guess. induce
the Governor ana staff and Generals
Batterman and Winters to come down
here in full feather and surrounded by
their staff; our gallant citizen soidiery,
the Nationals, Emmets, Sarstields,
Washingtons and so on will only be too
glad to come here and parade on level
ground and our enterprising citizens
might, conld. would and should get up
collation. and programme Of exercises,
some fireworks and grand military
bail to top of with. Why not? Who
will move to the front in this NATTER
We have sounded the tocsin- whatever
that Is and now al thnt remains to do
is TO stir aboGt, have y meeting. get mp
q handsome subscription and set the
bail in motion Do We hear a second?
FINE SR,REs.-Mr. J. Piicer. repre-
senting San Francisco firm Of shirt
makers snow at the Ormshy Houge and
Will stay there for five days to take
orders for shirts. See his advertise
meut.
BASE BALL TO-DAY. There viii be
a practice game Of base bail played At
Treadwav'- field It o'clock p. ". to-
day. No doutt there viii be big
crowd OF spectators on the grounds.
DECoRATIoS Day SFENoS,-Hr. Tevis.
pastor Of the Methodist Church, viii de-
liver a sermon this evening touching the
ceremony Of decorating the gtaSt| Of our
dead soldiers.
TIN F.voEIIE.- Tht TaiA FsShsnEe Saloon
corner OF kiIig sui OrInsby sire, rs, i becoming
the favorite resort of this city. The great
attraction IL Frederick sburg Beer. while the
best Of wines, liquors and cigars are, also. sold
at the bar FIRST class Psiro G1rae for the
amusement Of guost-, cold lun' b at all hours
and hearty good cher for sill IL r-CGInln.n-
dations 10 public favor. Il. Il. Brown is the
proprietor.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
LATEST TELEGRANS.

The dead of the Holyoke disaster were
buried yesterday. 4 solemn requiem
mass was said for the souls of the de-
parted.
Two men were burned to death while
sleeping in an undertaker's wagon in
New York.
A peri,ion praying for the commnta-
| ton of the death sentence passed on two
abortionists has been received by the
Canadian Minister OF Justice.
WASHINGTON. May 29-To-day having
been set apart for the decoration Of
Union soldiers graves, it is generally
observed as a holiday. The public de-
pirtments are closed and other business
susp ended. The principal point of at
traction WAS Arlington cemetery, where
the Grafton WIS delivered by Mr.. New
man and an original poem recited by DR..
Rankin. The Marine Band WIS in at
tendance and large number Of citizens
participated in the ceremo MES. Among
the prominent visitors were President
and Cabinet. The Southern Memorial
Association will decorate the graves of
the Confederate soldiers on Tuesday
next; spirit of friendship and recon-
ciiiation prompting the interchange of
So many conitesies among those who,
with equal courage met as foeman so
often on field of battle. We trust the
time is not far distant when the soldiers
of the late war will cease to remember
the angry passions of the late struggle.
There ought to be no enlargement or
antagonism. since all have one flag and
one country. Gen. Pillow, in response to
a similar Invitation on behalf of the
Mexican veterans, returns cordial ac-
ceptance.
A dispatch from London says that
Paul BoyntoD, the India rubber man,
has made a successful trip across the
Straits of Dover. He was nearly twenty
four hours in the water.
There is movement in New Hamp-
shire TO impeaeh Governor Weston. If
it was Edward Paysen Weston We should
urge the prompt pushing of the PROPOSE
tion.
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Decoration Day.

At meeting OF IT,. Soldiers and Sali-
ors who took part ia the Union Army
and Navy daring the kate War of the Re
belhon. held Al: the office of Justlc"
WIthereil. last evening, for the pun pose
of makrsg arraugeIs "ntS for decorating
the graves If thrlr< umrades to-day. IL
WAS decided TO meet "a; the District
Cont Room this morning II % = t. cock.
aud proceed tfr-Dce, AT 10 o'clock. IN
PROGRESSION to the Cemetery. where there
will be = brief Grafton by Conrahe Chas.
n. Harris the decoration Of the graves
Of Soldiers and other services appro-
PIRATE to the occasion. The flowers, ar
ranged in bonene,s, will arrive here by
express this morning. Music has been
provided. Captain d. II Lentz will be
the Directing Oacer OF the Soldiers dur
ing the march. The indications are
that the Soldiers and Sailors will be ont
in eoodly numbers. and that many citi-
zens friendly to the movement and who
take an interest in the proceedings will
participate in the exercises A cordial
invitation to be present is extended to
them.
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4 sixty thousand dollar fire has taken
place ct Truckee City. 1t originated in
the Chinese quarter.
Senator Sharon father is dead died
in Ohio, aged 81
Col. Templeton, 4 We'll known San
Francisco stock operator, is dead,
Some Independents 'lung in "n the
Young Mems Republican Club of San
Francisco and voted series OF resolr-
tons intended to promote dissensions in
the party.
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PAIxIxsoN' NEW MAP OF TIE Cox
srocK.-We acknowledge the receipt at
the hands Of our old friend Jim Butler,
OF the Z. S. Surveyor Generals Office,
ola copy of Ir. T d. Parklnson's new
MAP OF the Comstock Lode and the
Washoe Mining Claims in Storey and
Lyon Countess, compiled from official
surveys and other reliable data. We
notice that this map has been copy
righted. by which means Mr.. Parkinson
will be enabled, Se hope, to check such
piracies as followed the issuance Of bis
first map. This chart contains a great
mnny-a hundred or more-naines and
locations of Elines not described in the
other. Mr.. Butler writes 10 inform us
that copies of this valuable map can be
had OF him at Virginia City. He will ac-
cept our thanks.
RtPaIRING TONNELs.-The tunnels Oh
the Virginia and Truckee Railroad. SAYS
the Gold Hill Ns,cs. are being pu, in re-
pair. In some places the boards and
zinc with ghichNhey are lined were get
ting loose from Ne weight of the dirt
which had caved on them. The short
tnnnel. No. 2, near Virginia. WAS eular-
Eed at the end near that city 10 mike
room for the side track to the combine
ton shaft of the Sewage. Hale & Norcross
and Choilar- Potosi mines. This part
will shortly be lined with zine, the SAME
as the rest of the tunnel
A PIC NC of Storey county Sunday
school children took place yesterday
the participants going and returning by
ri'. They had band CT music and
seemed very happy.
MR. W. u. C. GIBSON. of Gold Hill,
was II the city yesterday. He seemed
T. be the chief engineer of small party
OF little folks who were enjoying his hos
pitaliiies i'll comfortable carriage.
CATHOLIC CHuRcH-Mass at I01s
O'Clock A. n. Sunday lchool at O'Clock
r: n Deyotions in the evening ct "a
O'Clock.
SiEvIcEs in the Methodist Church to-
day as usual. Glass meeting at 10 A. N.
and Sabbath School at 2p. n, Evening
subject: In Memoriam-the Heroic |
Dead"
ErISCoPAL CHURCH.-Scryices to-day |
at ii A. NJ. and IP.x. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-PrcacLin by |
the pastor as usual.
MALIGNANT scarlet fever prevails at
Lower Gold Hill. In one family three |
little girls died of this dreadful disease.
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Life IL sweet.

Ths. blood is the life of the human system.
Keep it pure and all is wei, for this purpose
no standard medicine has had so uniform and
amazing success as DE HESLET'S CETEBIATED
]. \. l.. Bttcrs. This is pure sti;nulant me di-
cstedUith The finest tonies and slttratiNesM hich
the vegetable kingdom affords: and If the only
preparation al present known which thoroughly
meets the emergency. Tie eject OF this pop
Mar restOratiyeis continuous. Each dose taken
.nvixorat"s the vital energies sid az" beain, and
lis prolonged Use viii unquostionably cure any
case Of debility mental torpiaiy that uots not
arise from organic causes beyond tn" rGa' Il of
medicine. 1t j. in the EtriCtost sense II the
Word. AZ invigorating anu r, gnlatiAE curdisl
If tho nerves are trtmulOuS and r lake Il. IL
braces them: II the liver is torpid il promotes
activity in tlst organ: If the appett" y poor and
digestion slow an! painiu ii oPtEstsan. u ere
att. a relish for food and enables the stomach
to convert it into healthiul ailments. More
oyer. it il specific for L large number Of all
ments. some of which are particularly pre-
val.nt il the damp ANA ,hiliy weather which
We often experience in mid winter. Among
tntse insy b" mentioned rht nmatistu, chIi!- ana
few -. ard all the morbid conditions the di.
gestiy DREAMS. Ey ni-Uriug perfect dig stigr
and IT, Per row " bile. Il IusIrt lur" blood,
igorou- circulation. ana IRON II disCharg"
Of al waste matter ircin the system. nyl3lm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-30

IMPORTANT, Endorsed Ivy he Medics! pro
fession. DIR. wN. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS cures COUGHS, Colds and Consumption,
and all diseases Of the Throat and Chest. DR.
TOWNSHIPS TOOTHACHE aNODlSE cures
lin one MINUTE. mhl4-Cm
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Our stock is con ricte in every IL partm.nt,
and cur lr.ets Al LON rs any house in the
State f r the same Il So Of goods. We handle
none but what We know to b. FL si-t LAS
AK lCLEs, and always kcep the lat,st iApro-
we'd NJ chimes Whio h are nowp TO be good, and
pr,f.rable 10 be oIu,r sty Is.
Sole Ag nts tor the
buckeye Newer anG L.Hlrrs,
Barnes ,vOlyiDg IA hes.
Taylor AniLy hnies.
hay LOaCsr and Rake.
Hsine', IferGteis,
Cold Mcuai sci aratois
Moline Wind Mills.
Challenge spring Wagons
shutter GHi'n,, 5IGe lbSns,
Send for Catalogue Of our Ma, hines. snd upon
application We will pIye lIiv, 10 deal, Il and
miners for all sGprli,s they may i,ed. We
guarantee ur prices rs low = any hCgse il the
STATE aY4-6m
The Morning herald., 1875-10-30

Our Philadelphia correspondent in the
HERALD Of yesterday exposed trick Of
the Republican party in Philadelphia, that
while startling in its detail of fraud, does
not surprise us in the least, as in that city
there is no meaps of dishonest voting to-.
low for them to stoop to. The trick wa
to take the panpers from the Aims House,
and by registering them in twenty different
wards under different names, they would
be enabled upon the day Of election to vote
just that many times. The fraud was dis
covered in time to stop it. 1t is by just
such desperate efforts as this to get party
support that the Republicans hope to win,
as the fight against them is desperate, and
their waning power is told by the unfailing
signs Of every day occurrences.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-30

AMONG the farmers in every section Of
the continent the question is more impor-
tant now than ever, a. to which is the
most proftable-the raising Of any enc
staple, or having diversified crops. To
the Southern people, cotton was at one
time the most profitable produc ion Of the
Southern soil. 1t was king; but it has
had to succumb to the pressure Of less de-
mand since the war, and the important
Of diversified crops, a. sources Of revenue,
is better seen. 1t is certainly what We
need upon our own Peninsula, rs it has
been discovered that exclusive attention to
peaches, or even any ether crop, cen
fines farmers resources Of income to the
condition of its sale in the market, VIXEN
with diversified crop he would be able
to meet the wants Of that which is in de.
mand. Success and reverses attend crops
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