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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-09-11
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The talk and speculation which lns
been rife among or ltlslncs- men Tor
many months, concerning tile great
advantages which would necessarily
follow the erection Of grain elevator
have ut last taken u deiiuite shape, ~
much 80 lnded, that the enterprise IN
the near future will he cOnsunated.
In fact the only uncertainty connected
with the whole project IL the name,
which has not yet been determined on.
As for the rest, 1t may be briefly stated
that the stock Is all taken and the
money Is deposited In bank. More
over, the machinery has already been
ordered and will be OH hand rs soon as
the carpenters work Is completed. II In
anticipated that the elevator will be
completed by the first Of November.
And this anticipation IL not mere con-
lecture but Is founded on calculations
which have absolute facts for their
basis. The total cost will be forty
thousand dollars, and the capacity one
hundred thousand bushels. The eleva-
tor will be situated Mt the corner of
Austin street and the Pacific railroad,
where work will be commenced in
very short time.
1t Is almost unnecessary to comment
on the inestimable advantages which
will accrue to Dallas from the
successful realization of this
long planned conception. The
first and immediate result must
be to make Dallas the central grain
shipping point for the interior OF Tex
as. With the advantages of an eleva-
tor working at reasonable rates, Dallas
cannot only compete with, but cutbid
any city or town within n circumfer-
ence of u hundred miles, for the grain
trade of the interior. That it will
work at reasonable rates, is no better
guaranty can be asked than the simple
fact that the parties who own the
stock and have furnished the capital,
are vitality interested in the the COM
.mercial welfare of the city. Their in
terests in the general prosperity of
Dallas far outbalance the effects of the
most tlattering pecuniary returns
which could possibly follow the step
they have taken, looked upon merely
in the light Of financial investment.
Should the New Orleans and Pacific
road be built as contemplated Mt pres
ent, we would have the competition of
two seaports for our grain trade; and
morei that this, Dallas might then be
made port of entry and delivery, and
have custom house to adorn her
streets,
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The PHILOSOPHY Of DIseasc.

The philosophy Of disease is subject
which is well worthy the attention of man
kind, but is, unfortunately, more generally
neglected than any other under heaven. De-
cidedly the most important fact that an ex-
animation OF IL discloses is that, In Line
cases out of ten, the originating causes OF dis
ease is debility, either general or local. and
that the earliest manifestations Of Its APP
proach are Identical with those which evil
dence a lack OF vital power. Such being the
case, 1t is perfectly clear that tonic treat
ment is what is required in the first instance.
As an invigorant, Hostetier's stomach Bit
tiers h as received the most positive endorse
ment from eminent physicians, and has
long occupied o foremost rank among stand
ard proprietary remedies. Its properties as
an Alternative OF disordered condittonsof the
stomach, liver and bowels, and preventive
Of malariai diseases, are no less renowned,
and have been accorded professional recon-
raendafion equally emphatic.
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The Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway
has become 10 well known to the people Of
Texas, as one OF the finest ana most COM
iortnl,laroads on the continent 70 tfayei on,
thai Il seams almost unnecessary that We
should say onght in its praise. Yet we can
not ever get back from trip over this line
Without saying somsthing in praise Of the
management, who always seem 2 Be striy-
ing 70 make their psllons ponloItesle While
trayeling oyer theif roed, The usek nei-
ways Ia fhs best Fsr~ihie rnHdisloHi nd
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The loss of sight is one of the great
est misfortunes which can befall hu-
man being, and those who have found
means to scientifically lessen the ca
lanity are public benefactors. The
Spencer Optical Manufacturing Com
pany of New York, have done this by
the Introduction of the diamond
Spectacles" which have had such an
extensive use as to prove their value.
The genuine diamonds" are sold by
the advertised agents, and will always
be found just what they are represented
to be. For sale by j. NJ. Dram, Main
street.
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DALLAs, TEXAa, September !, 1870.
Mcssrs n. +. Wilcox, II. litrlislalc, \. T.
Smith ami others:
GENTLEMEN-l am IN receipt ofyOnI
letter Of the 3lst of August, request inf
that | will deliver II lecture on "Dnr'
wins Descent of Man"
IL will afford me great pleasure Ia
do so and ! will name Wednesday,
the I'D of September US the day, that
being the only day NJ my disposal for
such an object
The proceeds shall be devoted
10 the purchase of new organ
for st. Mathews Church.
With sentiments of esteem, ! am,
gentlemen, faithfully yours,
ALEX. g. GARRETT.
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Phoenix Planning Mills.

While our capitalists invest large
amount of "talkp and some printers
ink In manufactures, those who invest
money, muscle and brains therein, are
winning good dividends for themselves
and an enlarged field Of trade for Dali
las. OF this fact the Phoenix Mills are
a striking example.
Totally destroyed by fire last October,
rebuilt in thirty days, sash, door,
blind and carpenters finish depart
ment, added equal to its manufacture
ing capacity previous to the fire, be-
fore all the insurance had been collect
ed, and to-day that capacity and room
is being doubled by Captain Grove. be-
causcthe ''shop" with its present ma
chinery and room is fully two weeks
behind its orders, and orders constant
iy accommodating.
But, proposing to keep up with the
trade, and drive it, too, the proprietor
is soliciting more business; for with
his new shop. 80 by so feet, and com
plete outfit OF the best machiney nov
manufactured in the country, he viii
shortly be able to Oil orders promptly
und in style and workmanship unex'
celled, at any point, and at prices thai
defy competition. The HERALD's
readers in Dallas and all accessible
points should not forget this, when
building or improving business houses
and hsnes.
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etsItfn dt'fH Uf ttfIliunH., ~ b. mnrii iI'0
iiUsf nuio va nnyH fflm lof0I. fiicif dins
Inc stations uni h0urs ~ moais nfo MI ihat
81 Traveller could wish m, and IN iaet tliofo
soems ~ br nmilns len undono Ia render y
tfip aver this line pleasant, 2Diif
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Wnduslfa ~ ofl attention NJ iltnso wish.
lna ~ secure Hu eligible location luf 10 iani'
rs rfsidpdru in Tie suburbs Uf our gOWluH
city a. the mrt that tnptein Jrfls fsOn PEAK
hns laid uif u portion III his hninu trtci ~
land adjoining the new fHlf ufOund Into
convenient - blocks, ranging fmui Que 10
brt wscn the block. Tie situation NJ tloso
grounds ne very desirable, Abundant water
easily obtained, anu wnrn thutlty Railroad,
now In process Of construction, h completed,
Will "within fyu mif ute ride Of the bust
ness portion NJ the city, } rom the number
OF elegant rtailtnces now completed, nnd
those contemplated, ihlg VIII most assurcdly
be onr uf the mo, dctirnble of our suburban
quarters. We understand thnt blocks IN tl'lH
locality can ba purchased IN rhhy terms
aud any Information desired Cln he obtained
by applying To W, W. Peak, Notary iuhlic'
mort hcnst room OF the court house, Dallas,
Texas. scptlOd3twlt
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Another hank.

We learn that another hank will be.
started IN this city about the first OF
X October, bearing the name of "EX-
change bank of Dallas" and chartered
under the general incorporation act of
this State. Almost twenty-five thou
sand dollars stock has already been ia
ken by gentlemen in this city, among
them DIR. J. N. Crowdus, Mr.. III. S.
Ervay. Mr.. Jules Schneider, Williams
Il Tolliver, DR.. Galloway, Captain
Swink, Frank II. Davenport, and 9th
ers, and the probability is that the
stock here will he increased to near
fifty thousand in short time. Besides
this, we learn a large amount will be
taken by prominent gentleman in
Jefferson City, Mo-, which will make
the cash paid-up capital of this bank
nearly, II not quite, one hundred thou
send dollars.
A meeting of the stockholders will
take place OH or about tbe LIST day of
October next, by which time the bank
will be ready for business, the vaults,
safes, furniture, etc., having already
been ordered and are on the way to
this city. 1t is understood that the
Presidency of the new bank will be
rendered to Philip L. Chapel, Esq, of
the First National Bank of Jefferson
City, Missouri, and that our esteemed
fellow-citizen, Captain Geo. NJ. Swink,
will be Cashier, and Frank II. Daven-
port, Teller. The room on the north
east corner of the new LIE Grande HO-
tel, corner of Main and Austin streets,
has been leased fT term OF years,
and the bank will be located there-a
prominent and excellent location. We
trust, as we believe, that the new ill.,
stitution will be a success, aud prove
beneficial 10 our mercantile commu-
nifty.
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Notice.

A report being circulated that one j. j
Rice, who was in the employment of the
Moss Bros Lightni Il Rod firm, who Is now
under arrest on n charge or stealing corn
from the field OF Mr.. Sloan Jackson, WIS In
my employment at that time is false. He was
not then nor has he ever been In my EN-
poo. One ID. Tilbon, driving wagon
branded american Lightning Rod No. 80,
stated to Captain Martin Shuts that my
men were arrested and lodged in jail fol
stealing corn. This Il denounce as an in
famous and malicious lie.
septllwlt j. w. ALLEN.
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CASH PREMIUMS /:

The following article premiums will be
given, proportioned as are the cash premi'
uius: Kid Gloves, Suits of Clothing. either
for man or boy, Patterns for DRESSES, Shawls
Boots, Shoes, slippers, Hats, Caps, lmnr.l-
las, Hurnuss, Saddles, Furniture by he piece
or In sets, Cases of surgical listrum, nts, ten
volumes of Law Works, TO be selected by
the g,tier up of the club.l Dictionaries, set
Of School Books for scholars OF ali Grades,
Books of wlintcyer kind purchusilblr ut any
publishing house in the United States. Table
Ware OF all kinds, Toilet Articles Nc. &c.
These goods will he purchased in the city OF
Dallas, of NJ the leading houses dealing in
the same.
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Imsn u nnlmaI otho niofeaId tees
ManY 0fmf unHHta muat MI tn0W
how IN fesd NJ lflbey dpthay wy hut
liule fnentlnn 90 tho nntlee html
ovmnia tho enfataHl.u uf l'in wnfnlna
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uALLNs, Auiu.l 10, iIl,
iusht lloy Alax. q. Unfrti, p.p5
@n knowing that yun have made
u special study NJ The subject, we rc
nprnhily request ynu 10 deliver 10 lee.
ture on Darwin's "Descent uf Man. NJ
such time ~ may suit your cunVen'
lrncc. Wnwill make all necessary mr.
fragments for the lecture, aud pro-
pose placing In your hands such llhd'
ns may hc received therefor, 10 be np'
piled tn such benevolent purpose ~
fully,
L.F. WILCOX II. BARKsDAiE,
n, W. RAYiUH, A.p.SMlfH,
T. f.. ADAMS, OllN MElIBOliN,
n, a. MCl.IfltE, W. i, CLARK,
\, n, llliUuES, J.R.tAkRl NGlON,
", \, OBENCIIAiN, W. l.. MURPHY,
CHARLES BASHEliN l Lin.
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ADVERTISING RATES

Per square Of ten lines Nonparcil, 81 90 for
first insertion, 10 cts. each su lsequent con-
secutive iilse,,ion. Per month, 81 w. Three
months, so on. Six months, slB 10. Twelve
months, y 10 Advertisements OF greater
length Mt proportionate rates.
Special rates on all advei tisements from
hall column ana upwards Business notices
under head Local SPECIALS will be in
serted nj 81 10 per square.
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DALLAS, Augusta, 1875.

The copnrtnerShlp heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, in the practice "a
law, Is, by mutual consent, this day dis.
solved. Either one OF the late partners Is au-
thorized 10 settle the Outstanding indebted
ness OF the late firm. Those Indebted will
Pile Use call and settle either by note or cash.
JOHN NJ. STEMMONS.
CHAS. 4. MORkISS.
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MARVIN COLLEGE.
MALE AND FEMALE.
wAXAHAcHrE, rzGAs. q,

The fth annual r. ,.1 ION Of this Institutloh'
tsml,ar Is,s sssder the superintefidencs ~
! N "a F,a,,siin, A. NJ. NJ. d., President with
| an ahia Oops Of experienced and efficient
| teacrIfs The course Of instruction ~ ms ex-
! Awe, and will be as thorough as any
School in the State. -
This school will be conducted strictly In
accordance with the usaRes OF the coIlecss :.
In the south. Music n distinguished Profess
scr Of many years experience.
The college IL now being put In thoroues.
repair, and when compile ed will balss,. ~
ings In The State ~ ''ii'-
Waxahachis IL sdmirabIy sisris.f.., s.,,...-,..-
eational enseF,'rises Is eng Of accsss. nav
ing tHo aaliy hacks lrgrn Ennis station. an
the OeutrAl r0nrf. Ise town and rfcI., Nv
are are, noted ior tne loiellIrence, refinement
and morality Of thelf Inhabitants. -
Terms o. tultlon per selsl0n OF n y mos. n. 4
rtnse ~ ~ ~ Incidental Fees, <lu0: Mu3
,...,., r Ia. use Of lpsrunent 5 %
aafAnee- TOT iu1her pertfcnlars nfdrt<s j
DL " a. FRANKLIN.
apfn'aitEsra Wakehnchir. Tsxps,
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We have just burned 100000 brick, which
we offer Cor sale in lots to suit purchasers
The brick are a better quality than those
made in Dallas Come and see for yourself
Yard on the Road leading 10 the California
crossing on the Elm Fork Of The Trinity
THUs. FLINN ~ FELI.SE.
ann2l wilt
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LIST or LETTERS.


below IL the list Of unclaimed letter.
remaining In DaluS pOstonlcc, Dallas
county, Texas, September y. Parties calling
Tor tile same VIII please say "ndVortisud,
and give date of list. such OF them rs re
main In the Office uncnllud for ut the end oi
four weeks will be sent 10 the dead letter
oiiice. .,,.,,.,,,., :,
A PPLEBEE VIM Ault W Il
DOYD DIR Jos Brown Geo
ID BYRD mrs Mary
nARNAuAN Clark Albert
~ Cooper WIN. Curwuod j, NJ
Cupp Caleb
JUDGE GILL
HANNAH JNO Harvey Robert
Harris Alfred llynvs, John
HaSkill Addio Hrntun l.D
Hogan Frank llinchy q
Hines + X Horton II ID
lloughton joel A
JACKSON Miranda james T s
AXE JAS Leigh Jas W
Lowe Il or IL
Al ALONE Robt i've Mathews William
lNl Mitchell Geo Moore Robert
Murray Chas Myers Thos
Mcdaniel Il Mcdowell NJ
NJ OLEN l. mrs (2)
.O'coNNoR MIKE Ogden pr1M
PEAVY RI Pearson ii Z
Prewitt ThoS NJ
EviNGToN ED Roberts Jno I
Robinson James
CANDERS Henry Salmons ] NJ
= Seymour Dora Smith Alex
Smith mrs Cooper Spillman II
StudtmHJor mr.. stark w Ii
StIong mrs = A
TAYLOR LENNY TaclSer L
i Taylor Jackson Thomas Jno
Thompson miss f. j Iuggle Jas ID u
NyTATSON Rd b weatherby "A
w WhiteJ & Whitworth j w
wilbur Oscar Wilson on (care OF
Williams Jno Wright Robert
YOUNG miss Lola
FIRMS.
NyARCHLAND x DOBLIN
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Advice.

For Information about the best Steel Gang
Flows, wrrep 10 COLLINS n Co, the celebrated
axe manufacturers, 2l2 Water street, New
York. Circulars free lSw3m
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WANT COLUMN.

Under this head we present n cheap form
of advertising for all kinds of wants, viz :
Ten cents for each insertion OF four lines.
Address j. N. BARTHOLOW
Proprietor and Managing Editor,
Dallas, Texas.
aug29-dlw3t.
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Dallas boasts Of a permanent ssr-
.cAsm, On various trees that surroun5
the court house are nailed boardi
bearing an inscription saF9ing all par
ties that a penalty Of s. sill be en-
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Attention is called TO j. 3. yitners card In
In this Issue. There is no better wagon than
the Studebaker.
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A DvERTIsfNGs Che.ps Good stsisra-
n dfic.-Au persons Who Contemplate
making contracts Win newsrspeTs for The
cents 70 Geo. y. i,0WeIl q Co, a .Park B<s13
New work, for their PAMPHLET =, =, =.
lnfr<<t- srreafA t-t1loHJi contairlqg -... -
oyer ze'e neT.pape-s and tsi.Es.s.sf =, i..i-
Ina narfr1 ~ 1neHY stetsT ~ /. te. -, .-..--
sslessioh inn piblissSf- ys'e< = -
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Dallas Nurseries
AMM0N BURR, Pr0D'r.


n NUTS spscialty. Earliest vari-
-.a-.1 rnerica- Largest and most profltn-
sss.,sforts grow n In quantity. An txprrlence
" a renrs 4 q Southern Texas aud 3yesrz In
Dallas coonry. Trees strictly home grown.
fns ana healthy.
ns-kn Ornamental Depart11rst cuufnln-
H.F kverE1ne--s Roses. flortIlng 4IitiiD..
LQlgs-.-1d fun assortrnent Of Green House
s =, and Oeiober Is the time % illapi
puith nnlbs and Iiilies nue1 WEN
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symf'omsoi aL~cascd Liver.
I)AtN ~ tho fe'itfti, under the
l edge OF the fiDs. iactcass ON prcI-
iureI sometimes tie pan 10 IN the
LETT side the patent Is rarely able
TO lie on the lslt side, sometimes
the pain 10 G.t under the shoulder
blade, and !, frequently extends 70
the top OF the shoulder, end Is some
times mistaken ior rheumatism in
the arm. I he stomach 10 Affected
with loss of appetite Ind sickness;
the bowels in pencril arc costivc,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troIllcd with pain, accom-
panied with dull, heavy sensation
in the back part. There is generally
considerable loss Of memory, &C
companied with a painful sensation
Of having left rndonc something
which orght TO have been done. A
slight. dry ,oaeh is sometimes an at
,cntant. The patient complains Of
wcarinc's and debility; he is easily
startled. h,a Ice, tire cold or burning,
md he complains OF Il prici;ly scnsa-
ton Of the skin; his spirits are low;
AID alihcush he is satisfied that excr-
Csc wo.ld b. beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up iortituic
enoaCh TO try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several Of the
above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
OF them existed, yet examination of
the holy, after death, has shown the
LIVER to have been extensively de-
ranged.
AGUE AND FEVER
On. c. M'LAwE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES or AouE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
OF the most happy results. No better
ca,hartic can be used, preparatory to
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise ali who are afflicted with this
disease to give them A FAIR TRIAL.
=. s, Dealers and PhysicinAH ordering from
Dtirrs than Fleming Bros. will do veal 10 wr..o
t!rir ORDERS distinctly, nnd tel" nonc ont Dr.
c. MLane's Lirer PRs. prepared By Fleming
Bras. PaiIrgh, Pa, he mTLd Gm1 fri y
bise iiadd'ions, TO tlosc wishing to give them a
trial, We will forward per mail. pu,t aid. To nay
part Of the United States ,tc h1N OF Fills for
twelve ihree-cent ro'tH%, stamps. or one vial u
Nermiiige Tor fourteen Tive, cut stamps. All
orsrs from Canada niIat bo accompanied by
tweIty Cplts extra.
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The Bsllas Blood Stock Associa-
1ion is maizEg every arrangement
TO get ready forts.e fall races, which, II
is believed, will be the biggest thing Of
the kind ever befose seen IN the State
Tire STOCK wsll consist not only Of our
own Texas horses. but ths fast-goeE Of
many other States win Be represented.
1t Is to be hoped that Jack Hardy win
sustain the reputation 81 Texas o. gal
aantly a. he iId last spring.
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WAKE Up II
EXPRESSLY
FOIs nv mftyDoDY.
bAnVHn,.W's SUNDAY PRES! /!
INenig thousand topics for Dallas
Counly ana Tributaries
All the News Stands Will Sell Il !
All The News Boys viii Sell II /
Everybody Will Be Bound 10 Read Il !
LOOK AT THIS:
LOOK AT THIS :
HOW TO MAKE MoNEY--so EXCUSE
ENESS-WoRK FOR MAN,
WOMAN, BOY OR GIRL!

We ofier 10 all disposed to work, u light,
easy and proniahle occupation, in which
money can be made rapidly. Any lady re-
lying upon her own eNertionS for u liyeli-
hoOd-young mon ready to take hold of re-
muncratlvc mploymeni-boys and girls
supply themselves with copies of tho SUN
DAY PRESS and outfit FREQ of cost, and pur
sue u pleasant and profitable business by so
Letting subscriptions for the PRESS, TO-
which we offer The following cash and artir
Gle premiums, upon yearly subscriptions: =
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= DR.. G. h.iLENE'S
VERMITUGE
Should DO kept every II you would have y1r
children grow up HEALTHY, rTnOsG Rnd yooIoIs ~
and WonzS, give them lew dnsrs "
H'LANE'S YER MIFUCE,
go -v.'-'I. THE WORMS.
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These Yards, frst-class In every particular
are now open for the Yarding Feeding and
-1fnnsfii5E Of All hinas Of Live Stock.
In connection with the Yards the Com pa-
ny have erected a first-class Excballsbs
Binding, with Restaurant, Sleeping Rooms.
Barber shop, &c., for the ommOdatiOn OF
Stock Men. The charges Of the Company
Will be reasonable aud Just, Consign dlrcCl
to the st. Louis Union Stock Yards.
Offeers.-John Whitaker, President; ID. s.
Irons, Nice-President; W. Y. Jameson, Su-
per.ntendent; Wa. Ramsay, Secretary and
Treasurer aug7-w6m
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MARCHLAND II DoBLIN
, 1875-04-26
The Seventeenth OF June.

- E63I0H FdNfF77R.
Nov the glorious Nineteenth has paused, A.
teuti0n will tuln "a tho l7th ot June. Appeas-
aucoa Indicate, that with tho citr aud State com.
bined, tue battle OF Bunker Hill b eommsmo-
tated 10 worry expensive and complete manner.
The military parade will comprise al tho volun.
teor soldfen Of tho Commonwealth ordered out
by the Governor, In addition. many military
organizations from other 6tases aIo ex-
pected. Tho Seventh Regiment and
Old Guard Of Now York will
visit the city on the occas,op. the Seventh prob
ably encampiug In their own aeuts on the Cou,-
mon: Philadelphia III to bo represented by tho
Artillery. and Grays OF that city. The Maaonlo
part OF tho pEocessiou will exceed any display Of
That order ever held In New England, ~ KEest
tntarest ~ felt In tho festivities ia al parts Of
the country. Desldes this. tho turnout Of other
associations Of different kinds promises : deuou-
strAuop Of imposing magnitude. Tbs sngges-
ton has eesp made Of general illumination OF
BossoQ On tbs night Of tAe l7th.