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Attorneys at Law.

r,,, ,,,,,. u,,otcher. Att'ysa al
Law, III Main street, up stairs oo'V
]. NJ. Hayes, Attorney at Law, ~ ns Ma
merce street (south OF Courthouse, mrd
Texas. Special attention paiu 'eprlil
claims. ap,,
w. g. Oldham. ONCE In Mtchle's bnllo'Hs
opposite the LeGrand hotel, Main s'ree"
janlidtf A.,
John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney AT law
2O5 North Side Public Square, up-s'''''
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TINS carnonla tree, species Of the
PLAN, which Aourishes without culture
at Bahai, Rio orande do Norto, Brazil,
is OF immense value. The root pc
sesses properties similar to those of III
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Causes the Body to Gain in Sofia b.,

Its value can not be too strongly imn,o.,,. .
tron the attention of those WHO hsyrs ,I Sssa a
"a POSE, 70 tam. OF ,mproper characler
Of the worthless nOstrilms OF the d., ~ une
prepared upon scientific princinIe,' Iut Is
physician ofthirty years experience IA
everywhere. Nol1
Principal office, IL Murray st., New yo..
septS-d eod-Wly w" iork,
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A CLEAR HEAD,

Eclectic, limbs; good digestion; sound sleep;
buoyant spirits; n fine appetite, and n ripe
old age are some OF the results of the use OF
DR.. Tut y Pills. They require no change OF
diet nor interfere with regular business.
nOyidlW
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ApAns of Massachusetts, and Han
cock, of 'rexas-pretty good Ncn'ehh'a'
names for Tildens cabinet.
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TIE Centennial is TO be kept open
nnoillciolly nsl,ng ms a paying attend
ancc is secured An extra period OF
one week il already guaranteed
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Phyriclanr and surgeons.

DR.. A. w. Wright, of Georgia, him and
over Ogden h VOLTS store, corner Esnund al
Lamar streets, where he may oc ontlldlln
all hours Of the night or day
Jno. II. Morton, NJ. D., Physician anu Resi-
con, Office over First National ba na. ~.
ence corner San Jacinto anu I'M nwromptly
ttendeh. wv
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"Oh, how do YOU c0ntrive, my dear.
To keep your teeth 80 white and clear?
Aud how on earth do you arrange
To keep your breath no sweet? 'rlsstrange.
mot strange ut al, was her reply
"UGo SOXODONT, ana be M l."
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How she sioux Fight.

awakens very lively interest in
the Typographical features OF the coun
try, when you know that any hill or ra
vine may conceal party Of the enemy
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PRESCRIPTION FREE

EoR the Speed Cure Of Seminal Wen,
dro asIs P 5y MineTSf and an disorders
druggist has the ingredients. Addres. ANY
". DAVIDSON q CO., 81 Nassau t.,NsW Va,
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The Very --latest.
Nav orlenns nnmocrnt.

Net Dem. maJority.o,.. 5000
To hear from Cameron Caldwell, La-
fourche, Livingston, st. Laundry and
VERSION,
The vote of the different parishes Of
this State shows our triumph ly nearly
5000 majority, This represents the ma
iority gained by US on the vote; our
true majority is at least 10000 greater
In East Felclana, for instance, 443 votes
were cast Mt separate poll by Demo-
Gratis who had been denied the right of
voting because the Supervisor of Regis
tration deserted his post and refused to
register them In Plaquemincs 27j
other citizens have made similar ailida-
Wits that they could not register,
In Tcrrebonne the number of voters
thus DISTINGUISHED amounts to nearly
800, while the strong white and Demo.
cratic parish of st, Martin has gone
, Radical because the supervisor OF regis
tration refused to visit the Bayou coun
try, thereby DISTINGUISHING 500 white
and Democratic voters. In this city al
| iNWnl s'tNNu ulHtlNlNN navy bNNl hlltN w
voters whose names We're improperly
erased from the registration books, and
who We're refused the right to vote in
consequence,
At least ten thousand white citizens
were cheated out of their vote; ut lenst
ten thousand negroes registered fraudu
lently and voted. For weeks past tn,
newspapers of the Red River country
have been calling attention to the mon
strous frauds in registration carried OF
in that portion of the country, 1t
Caddo alone, 1000 negroes registered
this year, equivalent to registration o
10000 whites this year in Orleans,
When il comes to counting up on,
true majority, it will be seen that til,
claim that Louisiana was Democratic b,
$4,000 majority was no idle boast, tina
il was true, and is now true, and tina
nothing but a Acknowledgement of whit,
voters and fraudulent registration o
fictitious negroes has reduced it I,
| 5000.
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An Optical Illusion.

Bathed all In rosy light, before his eyes,
Zach Chandler says, tho pnrty's future
CLOVIS
Alas, poor Zach Tho radiance he describes
Was but the gay reflection of his nose.
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THOSE income returns OF Tildens do
not seem to worry Radicals just now
quite as much as election returns
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DIR. N. b.. Kennedy, surgeon = MIN and
clan, Dallas, Texas. ONCE corne' iriothinp
Lamar streets, over Kahn n BROS. onoyilti
store. Residence 1908 Young street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


As the cold weather ignow approaching,
less work viii be necessary 10 sprinkle the
streets than In the summer, and as have
all the necessary materials for accomplish.
ing tho work, and am willing to continue It,
make the following proposition TO the
business men OF Main and Elm streets: |
viii pay, at redu ;ed rates. ch arging only for
the number of days that water Is put upon
the streets, and not by the week, ~ hereto.
fore. In order to mnkea living, under these
circumstances, II viii he necessary for ull To
subscribe aud pay promptly, otherwise I
cannot continue the work.
novU-u, DANIEL II, FOX
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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS,
CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
H., Il. Harris.

Solicitor in Bankruptcy United , S,a.e s,r real
dallas, Texas. Speciality in NIL matters nsS ~
bar ruptcy, Proofs OF debt taken ,n ,ruoshIe
out the United states. Charges reasoh"'''
Repi23dln
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oT = REWARD-A black and tan dog,
ID sharp ears, red collar with brnRa hut
tons named "Cully." Return 10 76 Elm
street. II. McGuin. noVl2
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FOB WoRK-Tho Herald Office IN now
,I receiving large cOnsignmenls OF JoO
papers OF all descriptions, and asks an
Examination of prices and quality. BIZ
Heads, white and cOlored) Letter
nends, Note Heads, Statements, ChlQs,
Circulars, Etc. printed as cheap hs me
cheapest, and heater than the neatoSt. BIihs
'HuI0mer Prices"
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TnE truth of the following verse from
Whittier was fully excmplified last Tues
day:
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Two ZORRO W So, 900 for which the best in
tertst will be paid and satisfactory Sc
curity given. Address "rEX," Herald once
HoVH-tf
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Boarding..


lSOUR YOUNG MEN-or gentleman and
L wife can get tlrsi'cln7s board 6y address
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M ANrED- Everybody 10 know that this
THE HERALD. :"
lfyou want Lahorer;
II you want situation:
II you want Boarders;
IL you want to rent a Place;
II you have a Place to Rent,
lfyou want Boarding House.
YOU want 10 Buy Property;
II you have Property Ia Sell;
II you have Lost Sometime
Ifyou have Found Something;
II you want Information;
fyou want TO lmpart Information.
II you want anything, IN short. 10 huv
10 sell, 70 lease, To rent, to employ, to be en-.
ployeu, 70 learn, or to advise, read ana nd.
vertise In our "Cheap Column :" and ke.n
ourseh and your neighbors posted. "N''
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DALLAS. TEX AS

TUESDAY MORNING 81 NOVEMBER u
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uNHE DWELLlNG-No. 2Oi Carter street,
L Ave rooms and two halls, gas through
uOt cellar, kitchen, servants room, Laundry
Tor staDlel, ciStern ana we'll lot l5OxlOO feet.
one of the handsomeSt and most convenient
residences In tho city. Apply TO CHAS.
FIRED, TUCKER. OCt2D-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-14

1NVEkt o AT-Found on saturday ni!ht a
" Rubber oven coat. The owner can get
the same Ly calling at 4OI Elm street. ana
proving property, n0VO'lih.
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For Sale.

business STAND--A good brick Busi-
ID ness stand on Main street. Adore a.
A., care Herald office. ocl7-2t
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HOUSEHOLD URNlrURE-rwo sets ued
Ill room furniture, rat dinlng-roOm turni-
turf, in use two years. Apply TO Oh AZ.
FRED. TUCKER. OCt2S-tf
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For Rent,

ilOUSE-lhe Peers House, Fort Worth,
Ill Texas, well finished and furnished, do
ing "A good business. Has ali the convent
ences, II as from 100 to ITO customers III ench
meal. Reason for renting Il desire 10 quit
thp hnSinpgs OCtlb-tt
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nllg.ll1E


WHATiS QuaaN'N J8iI,to1
IL = n plat,t that grpr.. lu thu 80, Hi
tho only actual BIO d parlnsr AL. nld Is
cred, by which al ds-sses TINT cent. pit,cos'
blood can he eradica eel AT once amG ~ = ~ The
10 expels for HE al scrolulous, sSn rG5I,9iyer
EnlHneo',S end rheumatic affections , anH
diseases. Alon IL Is "A senrchi,g Us e'ass "
combined with iioadur Is Sarsasar vut Wnhsr
low DOCK ana other roofs and herh. le'
comes u blood purifier unsurpns" vr0s Il be-
uneqdalled. such Is the comOinntione y, and
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D6. ruTrs SARsApARILLA AND
QURRS'S DRLIGhTy

forming The most powerful nlts,.,
Ulcers and Sores, Diseased Joints WeQl0 OFT
charges from the Eard ana No,t uVnl Us
scesses, Skin affections Rhenn,h. AD'
Iropsy, Kidney Complaints, EVIL ai,nna,lSn,
secret practices, Diseased scalp. nisnaesSSb Of
Liver ana spleen AM all diseases Ia hat CsN
property of imparting Il fair oomnl I peculiar
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ANp-The Dent place, 50 acres of land,
near the fair grounds Apply on prem
ises or through the postoiiice. II, ".
ABNkI. nOvO-tt
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COOKING UTENSILS 49, a hne sos
" cooking stove and st0ve furniture, in
use six months. Good as new. Apply to
CuAS. FRED. TUCKER. OCt2S.tf
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AATALNUr FURNlrURE--A tngo lot OF
w walnut furniture, consisting of bed
steads washstands, tables, chairs, etc. Also
crOckery, mi rors, mattresses, pillows, com
forts, elo., ut JOny per cent helpH wholesale
cost. Address "Herald ONCE" nOvl-tf
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AND 800 acres of Land, one-third tim
IL Der. situated In The Northwest corner
OF FrecstOne county, adjoining Workman
station on the Hous,on and Texas Centr II
naihOud. There are 2Ol acres under fence,
aud necessary buildnj ~ on the place. The
above q escrlbed premises viii be- sold cheap.
ADDRESS X. Is. Longbochcr, Workman sta
ton, Frpehtane county, Texas nov6-3ni.
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"A lSSOURI LAND-Five hundred acres OF
wi land in Southeast Missouri, cheap
with perfect title, or will exchange Tor Dallas
City property. Address, n. y, this office.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-06
TELEGRAPHIo NUGGETS,

The Afcott Iron Co.. OF New York,
has failed. Liabilities, $50. 600.
The Kentucky legislature has ap-
propriated S40,0 900 for Centennial pur-
poses.
Whncoinb; Hentlerson. aged 10. an
Ohio postoffice clerk, Is In Jail for rob-
ling the mails.
The Consolidated Virginia Mining
Co., of California. has declared ten
dollar dividend.
There Is but little doubt but that
the Texas Pacific subsidy bill will
pass both houses of Congress.
J. L. Bliss. arrested at Cincinnati.
Friday. for robbing the mails. was
imprisoned in default OF 81. 900 bail. -
The validity of the Westingh ouse
air-brake patent, has been affirmed by
the u. 5. Circuit Court of Northern
Ohio.
During quarrel over game oi
cards, in New York, Saturday night,
Geo, Redmond fatally stabbed Frank
Henry. 'a-'- 1'-
The Imperial bank of Russia has
increased its rate Of discount 10 per
cent. and the bank Of Belgium has
reduced its rate to 3 per cent.
Gen. sBabcock, with his attorneys
and witnesses, is in st. Louis. ready
for his trial for alleged completely IN
whisky frauds, which begins to-mor'
row.
BY the explosion Of the boiler Of q
cotton press at Galveston, Friday
night. the brick walls of the building
were torn out and two men seriously
injured.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-06

St. Louis, Feb. 5.-The counsel for
Mckee filed motion in the U. s.
Circuit Court, to-day. for a new trial,
ON the following grounds: First. be-
cause the court admitted the illegal
and incompetent character of the evil
dence offered by the prosecution.
Second, because the court gave the
jury erroneous instructions, and erred
in the charge to the jury. Third.
because the verdict is against the law.
Fourth. because the verdict is against
the evidence and the law.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-06

3. Appel, son + Co, Agents.,
n dit Denver, Col.
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The Grand Jury of Sacramento
county. California, found true bills for
assault with intent to commit MUIR
der, against Assemblyman WiIcoy,
who attacked newspaper reporter in
the Senate chamber recently.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-06

The American Union Club, of New
Orleans, composed of ex soldiers of
the Federal army, nominates 0. r..
Morton for our next president.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-18
San Diego News.

Mr.. F. M. Speed, of Cincinnati, for
several months past uperintendent
of Construction of the Government
Telegraph Lines in New Mexico and
Arizona, came in from Arizona the
other day and will remain in the city
at the headquarters of the Govern
ment Telegraph for some weeks. Mr..
Speed is regarded as one of the ablest
telegraph constructors in the country,
and the press of New Mexico and Ari-
zona has spoken in the highest terms
of his energy land of the superior char
acter of the work done by him in that
section under the direction of Lieuten-
ant Philip Reade.
Mr.. F. N. Conant, who has been at
tached to the Signal Service Corps in
San Diego for year or more, has Ia
ken his discharge from that Service,
and has returned to his former home
in Buffalo, New York, where he will
be connected with one of the leading
transportation companies of the East.
Mr. Conant leaves host of friends in
San Diego who heartily wish him
success in his new line of occupation.
We are in receipt of a note from w.
w. Standifer, Under Sheriff of Yava-
pal county, Arizona, referring to a tel
egram published in the Union some
weeks since describing the escape of
the defaulting Paymaster's clerk, ID.
ID. Chandler. The despatch stated
that Chandler had heen permitted to
sleep in the room of the Under Sheriff
&c. Mr.. Standifer informs US that
this is not true, and that Chandler
never occupied his room at any time,
day or night.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-18
Republican County Central Committee.

The Republican Coun ty Central
Committee met yesterday morning at
eleven o'clock. Present Messrs. Coon,
Gray, Bixby Carrillo and Creighton.
J. J. Maxwell presented the proxy
of N. o. Stafford.
The committee organized by elec-
ting N. l.. Coon, chair man; w. w.
Creighton, Secretary; lothian Bixby,
Treasurer, and Messrs. j. ]. Carrillo,
H. r. Gray and ]. r. Briefly, execu-
tive committee.
On motion the other officers of
the committee were appointed ex-
Officio members of the executive COM
mittee. if
1t was directed that County Con-
vention be called to be held on Mon
day, July 3lst, in Good Templars'
Hall at II A. NJ. The primary meet
ings were ordered for Saturday, July
29th between the usual hours. On
motion the committee adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-18
Panjandrum

The Arizona Citizen of the Sd says:
"The death of stephen Bichard, of the
well known firm of VIM. Bichard &
Co., at Sanford, on the 9th uItimo,
and which was hastily announced In
last weeks Citizen, is deserving of
more than passing notice, from the
extended reputation and good name
of the Richards throughout Arizona.
We do not know the exact age of the
deceased at the time of his death but
believe he was about thirty-five years
old. He Was therefore in the prime of
life and at his death the business COM
munity of the Territory loses from Its
ranks an able aud enterprising mem
Der and an industrious and upright
citizen. The Bichard family are Of
French descent, originally from the
British island of Guernsey off the coast
of France, and Stephen and the sever
al other members of the firm have
long been known here as one of the
strong and prominent business houses
Of the Territory. The family have
the sympathy of large circle of
friends in their bereavement.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-18
Anaheim Items.
From the Gazette of the leth.I


Some tarry-fingered hoodlum stole
box of elastic bands from Officer
Pullen's pocket yesterday at the auc-
tion sale. A clear case OF boarding
the lion in his den.
Messrs. Adds & Short, photogra-
pliers, have rented the rooms in the
Metz building, and will probably be
in position to receive customers to-
morrow. The instruments of the firm
are all new, and being supplied with
every late improvement their work.
will compare favorably with that of
any photographer in San Francisco.
-Silver-George Washington-has
departed, but the odor of his misdeeds
remaineth. He gave Mr.. Olden bill
of sale of his law books In return for
money loaned him by that gentleman
and subsequently he tried to sell the
books to Judge Davis, the consumma-
tion of the sale being only prevented
by the Judge discovering from out
side sources the existence Of the bill of
sale. And now comes Mitchell who
has attached the books; but when the
time arrives for the constable to sell
them Judge Clark will interpose a de-
murrer, as he bought the books from
Olden, previous to the issuance of
MitchelPs attachment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-18
Downey City Items.
From the Courier June H.

We have imported this week %, ,920
cars of lumber.
We learn from friend of ours, res
ident at San Juan Capistrano, that
there are now in that vicinity in the
neighborhood of $4,000 sheep, and
that feed is getting scarce.
There are now IS memb bers of Min
nehaha lodge of Good Templars of
this town, and we are glad to know
that the lodgeis steadily prospering.
Our exports this week have consist
ed of 200 sacks of barley, weighing
2O,777tbs; 40 sacks of meal. weighing
S,O00fbs; merchandise, 4,320fbs. Total
27,097fbs
We understand that on Monday last
pine coffin was dug up on Mr.. f. e.
Adams place, near the College, con-
tanning the bones of q human being.
The coffin is said to have been about
five feet in length, and no doubt
formerly contained the body of som
native Californian, inferred long
since.
The ladies of Rebecca lodge held a
nice reception at the hall, on Monday
evening last. The good things of life
were spread in ample profusion, and
really enjoyable evening was spent by
all present. Several ladies took de-
grees. May the lodge flourish as it
fully deserves.
We learn that Mr.. Ed. Natter,
formerly conductor on the Auahelm
branch, has greatly improved health,
and may be expected over the road
shortly. He is now in Anaheim.
Mr.. J. Long is now the conductor
on the Anaheim branch railroad. He
is an old railroad man, having been
employed on the first Is miles of the
Central Pacific, and has been in con-
tinuous service.
The paw train Of the Southern Pa
cflc arrived here last Saturday, and
paid the employees of the company,
disbursing 1915 55 at this station.
We learn from Mr.. Ardis, who has
been engaged in taking the school
census of Silver district, that there
are $50 children in the district, certain
between and Is. There are 5 child
rem in dispute in Silver and Alameda
districts.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-18
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-18

The San Bernardino Times of yes
terday contained the following item:
"Mr. d. w. @. Franklin has just re-
turned from Lone Valley, which lies
about miles east of Bear Valley.
where he has been to look after the
interests of the Blue Lead Silver Min
ing Company of Los Angeles. He
represents matters in a favorable light
and has sent about 400 pounds of ore
to the Company in Los Angeles. The
shaft is down about $50 feet, and it Is
proposed to sinh k50more Immediately.
The hoisting works are up and taking
out ore. Mining interests are looking
up; miners and prospectors are flock
ing in and doing great deal of work.
Mr.. Franklin left Mr.. b. Cox, of Los
Angeles, In charge, and will send
men out to prosecute the work as soon
as he can obtain the right sort of
hands,"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-18
New Patents.

Through Dewey & Co., Patent
Agents, San Francisco, we receive the
following advance list of U. S. Patents
granted to Pacific Coast inventors,
viz: H B Cook, S F, horse boots; La
fayette Hinckley, S F, amalgamators;
p B Horton, S f, surcingles; J NJ Nc
Donald, S f, car axle lubricators; G
Overshiner, San Jose, Col, plows; I S
Van Wrinkle, S F, machine for punch.
ing and shearing metal; J La Blanc
and FL st Pierre, S F, key-hole guards
G w Garland, S f, stencil traps; G ID
Jewett, Oakland, Cal, baling ropes; ]
Hoey, s F, reissue, bed lounges; HI S
Crocker & Co, S F, trademark, canned
fish.