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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-07

HoNoRABLY DISCHARGED. - April ~
MIRA. Bettinger caused the arrest, on her
affidavit, of Albert Lehleitner' Charles
Hahn and Michael Rice, on charge Oh
emhezz,ement. Friday Justice Staes gave
them a hearing, and, after listening 70
Mrs. Bettipger's statement, honoraoiy DIS
charged them, without calling Tor any
witnesses for the defense.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-07

SepINE.-As an anti-periodic anu Soni
nothing equals it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-07
INSURANCE.
NEW ORLEANS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
COssER OF CANAL AND CAMP STREETS.


Established In 1903.
ca,its, esOo, GOO 90
Assets tneir market value. ........... 6aZ,eT 20
Incoref the year 1875. oZ4,O5O "
This company iasures fire, marine and river
risks; issues marine policies, pay able in London IN
case of loss
j. TUYEs, President.
a. SCHREIBER, Vice President.
J. W. AINCKS, Secretary.
Directors.
Ernest Merilh, A. h. BlckhAm,
Pacide Forstall A. Schneider,
E. Gally, J.Tuyes
Charles Latitte W. A. Eell,
WAN Benthuysen, D. Fatjo,
Pierre pou.z. D. D. Rogers. ia23 "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-07
RIVER REPORTS p. NJ.
Use sedine in place of quinine.

Below high water mark Of 1874.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-07
Local Intelligence.

CUPID, THE ARCHER, TR1UMPHANT.-Al
during the forty days of Lent little Cupid.
having few jobs to attend to, paid atten-
ton to his bows and arrows, strengthen
ing strings and sharpening his barbs. One
of the keenest arrows was specially in
tended for Miss Lizzie Charles, Cupid
having been instigated by Mr.. Angus Nc
Donald to send the mythical projsctile into
her heart of hearts. On the twenty ninth
ulsmo the Nscally young god called on
the Rev. A. s. Free to tie the silken knot
in the Church of the Immacu late Coacep-
ton, and the twain were made one. That
formal ceremony over, the happy couple,
accompanied by relatives and few family
friends, repaired to tho brides former
home, where hearty congratulations were
offered and accepted, after which the
twain, made one flesh, took passage Oh
the steamboat Grand Republic for st.
Louis. As nothing has been heard frem
them since, it is nationally supposed that
they have taken up temporary abode in
Elysium.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-07

THE FIREMEN's MAY FEsTlvAL-Today
Mississippi No. 2 and Mechanics No. 6 will
entertain their friends and themselves at
the Fair Grounds, and give the fortunate
holders of lucky coupons valuable prizes.
An interesting programme has been made
up. There will be an amusing mule race,
which will prove one of the greatest features
of the occasion, unless some of the riders
break their precious necks. There are
seven comlcal entries. Reyes entry, Sam
Hart, fifteen years old, colors true blue, is
the favorite. The usual amount of racing
will be INDUCED in, but the most attractive
is hat for double team steam engines. one
mile. There will be contest between SEQ.
ond class engines, to throw through 100 feet
of hose, to best advantage, and the prize is
500. The Lees and the Lone Stars will
give an exhibition in bat and ball. Let it
be remembered that ladies and children are
not charged at the gate, and that the trou-
BILE will begin at 3 P. NJ. Every precaution
has been taken to preserve strict order.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-07

Once New Orleans and Carrollton Rail.
road Company No. II Baronne street, New Or
leans, May 5, l876.-Hereafter for the better az
comuodatiOn Of the public, when the lavei ls
large number of the dummies between Eapoleon
avenue and Carrollt,n will carry two or more cara
passengers will take the single trains, and are
particularly requested to note this change to AVOID
being carried beyond their destination. Parties
desiring to charter one or more cars for picnlcs,
etc. can make arrangements for any hour on ap.
IlicRtiOl at this office.
my6 St P. MCBRIDE, Secretary.
New Orleans Canal and Banking. Com:
be received at the bank for the purchase or lease
of it's different properties at the Lake end Of the
New canal and terminus Of the New Orleans City
's sps7 In u 'A' 1 cH. JuMoNvILLB. Cashier.
Home Mutual SavioGs bank in Liquida.
tion-The stockholders of the above IN stituti0n
are hereby notified that on and afte: Juae 1876.
a dividend of TIN PER CENT on the amounts
paid IN by them will be PAID At no - Hsdf1or
street. JAMES NJ. UOW LlNo,
New Orleans, May s. 1876.
my5 I'm Liquidating Commissioner.
A Card.-To all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay loss Of maDhoOd etc, viii seno
a receipt that viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by missionary
in South America. Send a selfaddressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, Bible
House Few York City. mil e0d&w6m
Once Of the Louisiana Jockey Club.
New Ore ans, April Is l81o.-The stockholders OF
this aton are hereby notified that an election
year will be held at the office Of said association,
No. l6 Carondelet street, on MONDAY, May 1876,
be- tween the hours of II A. NJ. and P. II.
APPS lot JOSEPH P. HORNOR. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-07

r1,WENTY-SIXTH
ANNUAL. STATEMENT
OF THE
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANI'
Total premiuma for the year ending .
April so, 1875. e333,Fo7 ="
Earned premiums less reinsurance and
return premiums .; ~ $40 o: S0''o
Taxes. expenses rebate in
leo Of participation less
interest, etc.. 7S,ioo aS-Si4,''7 -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-07

THAT'S THE KIND OF MAN He Is.-Fri-
day evening we'll dressed young man,
carrying bold front, and also carrying
three sheets in the wind and the rest Rut-
tering, walked into the first precinct po-
lice station and rather grardly declared
that he came to obtain the release of two
women, both Of bad character. Captain
Gray was there, and as is usual with him
responded in person. The visitor said that
the women were teetotally innocent of any
crime, and he would vouch for it. The
captain inquired how he knew it, and the
reply was that he had been told SO by some
body; also, that he had seen Captain Gray
on Canal street, and that that gentleman
had instructed linn to 90 to the station and
have the women released instanter. The
captain asked him to give description OF
Gray's person, which rather staggered the
young man. Failing to reply, as he must,
Captain Gray caught him in the taisehood'
and told the youth to skip, hop and Jump
instanter or he would lock him up IN
dark cell. The fellow discovered his error.
and about as quick as streak of creased
lightning disappears that visitor vanished.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-07
Leaving. after paying ton per cent on
capital stock, net profts............ ee2, u
$S~bASS
e6lo.3Ol 81

The Board OF Trustees resolved that after pay
ing the annual interest of ton per cent on the cap.
itsl stock of thu company that dividend OF
THIRTY PER CENT be paid in caah on and after
the fourteenth day Of June next to those parties
insuring with the company entitled to receive the
came.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES FOR ALDERMEN.
The contest for the Republican nomination for
Alderman i'm the Iyth senatorial District has been some
what exciting. TIE first meeting az hc convention was
hold on the eycu.uso " oct D. at No POS Hr1nd-st.
John Robinson, Mathew stuart, Thomas Geary ana
Michael Smith were presented rs candidates from 'neir
pertiye Districts the IYtn Assembly District approV-
ne M. stuart. ! number OF ballots were had "thoU;
ann result when The dc.SJt-, from the lid ana lst
District, left the room, and shortly after tLe A,a were
ffru,I off, ana in tho tuurl.,un N'h tnrIch, tAt ponce
cleared lie room on Saturday evening last, tue con
,,uiion inst "A second time, AZ the same place.
and Matthew stuart received the n0i.iIialIuI,
trruing the twelve votes OF the ia illii ana
VltI District, the O,hcE mne from the Isl aud MA re-
f.iu to make the nomination unanimous A. TIE nom
lion was diStaspful 20 these latter gcnticmen aud
tl. talked OF making an indspenGent nomination. MI
rfuirt Yesterday morning declined the nomination. IA
f3y,r ~ Norris Frrd>am. The convention met last
r,ruin- ana nominated that gem lcmau unanimously IL
il thought that Mr. Fredsih's nomination Wil secure
thr -crts, the ticket Is dee l. very popular u tc uis
tts.f where he Is widely known from q twelve years
connection with the ShOO. Board ANA irom having oeeh
coi!.. luy and assessor Oh internal revenue.
Al tie Republican Convention IN the Win S"nhtorlai
Distrct ia,t evening. Henry H. hO"dnd was nominated
tor 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
ILLEGAL REGISTRATION IN BROOKLYN

ILLEGAL REGISTRATION II BROOKLYN
ACTIVITY OF THE INsPECroBs-FoUR ARRESTS MADB
YESTERDAY-A lest CASE DECIDED BY JUICE
GILBERT
Four additional arrests were made yesterday
by the United states authorities 10 Brooklyn FOR iandr
lent registration Deputy MarShals McCare aud B1sa'
arrested matthew ONeiil charge OF registering WIKI
false naturalization papers. lie obtained DIS papers Oh
pnOI's oath, without having previously declared DIS III
teutuns. He furnished $1,000 bail. David hcsAaho
wa. arrested for refusing 10 give Information in REGARD
10 Ms naturalization papers 10 some Of the deputy mar
shals who were Investigating his On cXann4'loA
II appeared. however that the refusal was not cr~"o
on bis uart. ami he allowed 10 90 on his Tnlesn
zance, TO appear again Tor examination New 10 JoP
Primer arrested Tor registering nom No loJ fuOu
st.. here 10 does moi live. He claimed that II was NV
result OF "A mistake. His examination via pe Aeiu
day. Peter spence registered from a liquor stole =.
5iN rtlc-a where resides. When arrested s
day he said that he had 40 home and was ih'oAi'~"
when he Has reg, ,,ered from the above place. 90 -,
ON Tuesday application WAS M 10 JUL IL D..
the supreme Court Ion mdudauus COlP'iisIS w ia
listers OF the Thlid District, Ihlfd Mara, ~ 'i,s
name OF Albert .. Edbcock Ilty llau Io.ua.A - ia
chief Supervisor Alien had ordered theh 70 ie' ths
names 81 no persons 40 h'1d -yt ii D isy, 10
election district. Mr.. BabcOcA hdG not lNcd 90 =.
the district the second day when ne eae 20 ~ IN.
tered On the third be did not present hls,l ne
s.que tly his name does not appear on the fos i,5n
,,iiD.rt While granting the WRIT gave a written oi.
IN regard To the caae, which he cphcnu'N q, r5t
bo.nd. Whenever voter presents hlu'-i ,5,o nj!
| tered Who would bo en.itiod 20 vote a. uN = N
election, or whether De appears on Tie AiS
last day oi registration % eut'r his name iof =. u
on: tor u i thcIr duty 10 add "a inc LAST zoe h' n
All persons ho would be- qualified IOtcls GA az 80.
election. This gentleman presented niuai ~ Ir n
ond DAY. and as would be /, gal voter "n 'f tls
o.,c.,ou Le MAS entitled and sd the liSAI 80.
Cunrti,u tuition and on liberal interpretation u. ina, Il
M. 10 have his name entered somewhere, 50 ,"Tped
woAld eventually come upon the Togstfy a'h 70
to tink thai II X my dutv To regard this pfO' s-c.
ne administration III this System Of registry 20 tss
tory and not To give sucl an ntetFt, a''oH ,snsl
statute a would deprive "A man OF DIS 'Vns'',laoss
,i1ht 70 vo. ana therefore think tast hi'ha" "A
saould issue and THAI tIie man name sLoliG ~ F
| the registry"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02

The following letter of acceptance OF the
Republican nomination 60 the State senate Ia the Nth
District to fill the vacancy caused by senator Booths
death mas been written by Frederick W. Seward:
NEW-YoRR, oct. 30, 1876.
GENTLEMEN: During the past ten !"ais we nave all
lpu accustomed tina the results oi te war Tor
I'm, l'uni were unchaugctbe-that the day would never
e hon The stability ~ our Governments, the pcrinl-
rrca of orr Constitution with it, amendments, ana the
r an of our public fith and credit could possibly be
,Nrrhrown There has been 10 sncn dag since the war
closed There Will he sucn day, trust, after this
centennial year huudrvi years u come icj We are
CONFRONTED with the tact tat tett IS SucL day ut
i,ul IN the national election day neXt week. r. seems
mo- ION ger po.sb doubt tbat powerful organization
h benz upon using the Nailonl Treasury N ihe interest of
one section ~ cur country ana thereby end ngcCug the
prace and prosperity of tne whole. IL would be unjust
10 say all who vote with THAI organization really en-
lcrt intend 10 place the Government In the uands OF
those VINO sought To destroy the Union. Yet. whether
they believe or not, whether they know II or not, such
i'll c the inevitable consequence Of their action AT the
polls. cannot refuse your nomination, for snow II To
be the duty of every atrJGC CZen, IN such crisis, 10
take the place assigned him, at the front or in the ranks
need not Cll you that graiifed and nattered ny
this renewed evidence OF your Partially ana confidence
But whether In office ont ~ office, IN tie future as IN
past count life worthless n Its best energies arc
devoted to the good work OF aiding to avert IRON our
country that anarchy and ruin which threaten every
"house divided against itself" Very respectfully yours,
FREDERICK ". SEWARD.
Hugh Gardner. esq. Chairman Henry GlassiOrd,
Secretary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
REQUEST FROM BROOKLYN.

MR.. HvAKIs ASKED To SPEAK N THAT CITY.
Many prominent citizens of Brooklyn have
invited william 81 Eyarts 90 speak at the Rnk in Cler-
moni-,ye tomorrow night TIE invitation isas follows
Encouraged by your acceptance OF ~ invitation 10
small tD a. e peIpir Of Nt1-NoTh CITY on IL" great issues
l. Tie .g 40 most lci 'ctiu. ask ttlt you address
similar urenc OF our ciliZen-. 10 ut l'iu at te kuk
a.. no. Eftfty .,cuiu1 at o'clock. Recognizing the
. t cuiUy t.t cOGLl snCt Ok lnUt .tiuWcitlLels
To- % greater extent peihap, than any other i ate Am -
i.if lfiteu. cannot well stlmatr tHc extent ud
.il.u,. al yuur ruuu-.l and advice 10 tht i--E.s bow
th. American people. and hope YOU Nl do Us Tie
honor of acra Vfius our invitation.
Sl.u.G hy u y,r Schroeder and Ilnr others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
GREAT POWDER MILL Explosion.

CrscIsNArI Nov. IA special to me hr
ouirer from Springfield says that two large puiu'.o
belonging TO the Miami Powder Mills II miles
the city, blow up with terrific violence about two
this afternoon Michael Deneano MAS blown T.s
and several other persons were severely tjuna, zoe
SgiudOys of buildings situated miles distant al, Al
scene we're broken aud the shock was plainly ,,au,.
Springfield. Xenia London. aud other places A'
are is estimated a. slJ.OoV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
ANTLTA}llIANY SUPPORT or ELY.
THEIR NUMINArIOy TEYDERFD TO HIM AND Ac
CEPTFD,

THEIR NUMINArION TRNDERED TO HIM AND Ac-
CEPrED.
The subcommittee of the Anti Tammany
organization consisting Of Ira shafcI, George H. Purser
william i. Mitchell, and Emanuel b. Hart, yesie.dly
called upon Smith ny ir, az his rooms on UuOu+quaTe
rendered him tneir nomination for Mayor. and read to
lin their address, which Ia substance follows:
Lest Fa!i, ia thc interest of good municipal govern
IIrut combined NltA tie hcVuD.icans, iAe bU..i',
aud ul parties opposed 90 TImIIuy nHl We sought 20
ia u. aOUu Tie Iit this year With ne sau III
strlruil liJes. blt found Il impossible without cAu'
81 I.u tie suCcts Of orr national anu siai' uth-t%
Under fit circumstances, have determined Co up
Odd bY YOU We do not ClsDinu our o.e.hfiNhi
lit in tne present emCIEtucy deem wise 10 ul, ne
Lcs,rd is the bst calculated 10 iaAr' ;1e
election II tLe mn'Iat.c national and SIT, utAeis
5r Ely accepted the domination aud promised 20 r.
rly TO then address in writing Following is BIS Letter,
emf last evening Ira sh5fr, chairman OF the COIN
mittlc: 80
10 me Nominating C9mnWec Of be 4te-l0' toady
Ic13o,. arg:
GLsHnUlN: Ihaye received your communication ana
adtr,>s - This date rendering u c your MOBILIZATION l
the important and responsible position OIL +dl OF q. -
r.fy. accept yuuI nominal on with very great itaAe
n gratitude tie ritcdtOu being mach Hcict'- IL "
90, IuaguanGioue and patriotic suggestions WIKI NV1
you have accsiu plDi sd its presentation.
.yc that Iuly appreciate tue generous sIcflLse
Won have made IN tlp interest OF thc great party
X,u.se RANKS We are all ffIseInal cowOrkers and az
eirr roll elected VIII elOtdlOr 10 ACT 50 justly dll
imparll thIt son "l never regret your atlpn I'D iA'
matter Please accept tLe assurance of my succie re-
sand and JuLu.e me 10 DC respectfully yours,
SMITH Ely jr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
LOCAL ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
| The following Assembly nominations we're

made In this city last evening;
Dist. Name
III John G. Brogan (RepD
~ August Sohaiel (Rep1
Michael J. Shandley (4Anti Tam-e
VIII. Samuel Engel (RopD
XVII. Christopher Pullman lRepD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02

GOV. TlLDEN5 DOCTRINE OF STATE lies.
Well let Us whether GOV. Tildcn reminds YOU OF
buchanan or OF Jackson! Whether his constitutional
opinions are like buchanan or Jackson [Iaughter.l
Now Oh 10th day OF October 1862 precisely the
same stage ia the Presidential that stand ut
to-day Oy. Tdcn. then private person but Of great
credit doctor OF law OF the Democracy wrote this
letter-wgoe ii in the very stress OF the incpient
rebellion-wrote It because he then thought
would parayz 20 the North and make the South strike
he wrote it, but he wishes he neyOr had Now,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-06

position now. 81 do not understand
yon'' said the grave senator eyueetant
Yes, sir; well-hem! nv appointm,ut
you sent me- replied Gander.eyes ~
he drew the document out of hi. coat
pocket and handed it to the poyernor
Richard scanned the fraud. II una
tuliy equal to one Of Pete MrCartnoy,.
gfeeuoacks rs FIRST class forgery and
that was what raised such "A st,rm
OF indignation in the mind of Richard
" lts a fraud, sin. an Internal f,rpsr,
SIR! II ID couutvrf,lr! pln.rrd
humoug! You have been taken in
ST. ana done tor hy some yllmiu.,,.
scamp! But he couldn't nr mn
"H Ia tue way AMI ma proposed Ia de-
""ir the matter ANA inslnuated that
lN'ch"rd was the only persouHge who
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-06

ElsIfils v w tsglsI sl1l9
' .s'Es.:'s:'s':s.= FREE 1880: -


Pick up almost any newspaper published
north OF The lted river and yuu VIII see the
word "FlEE" In big black Letters. Read be-
low IL and you viii ind request Tor tho
names and address OF nll the sons and dAugh-
Lars of tho North and East to he sent 10
"lExAS EMIGRATION AGENT" soualin,
Missouri, who Will mail thom without cost y
nFREE GUIDE 40 TE&As," the land OF
eunbeams, beautiful prairies and lovely val-
leys, Ihin book we Nave seen. IL Ia apeOn-
panied with beautiful colored maps, illustra-
lions, rates OF fare and freight, full Of infor-
nation concerning our cities, rivers, lands
IL? THE MISSOURI, kANHAh q TE&A
RAILWAY. They are sending thousands
ali parts OF the United States and kufopo
This goes TO show what they are dolpg Tor
OF fare for emigranta almost one-haf. Their
trnins are crowded and special trains are
frequently run TO accommodate the people,
They are spending thousands OF dollars in
Texas. They have twelve regular travelling
men employed distributing freeinformation
concerning Texas Throughout the United
states. They ask our mid IN their efforts.
patronizo the MISSOURI N kAaEsAs ~, =
DINISoN md through the beautiful Indian
Tefritory, They will lanu you directly In
the Great Union Depot IN ~. Louis iney
don't compel you 10 ride lhfee or ionr miles
i.onIs In o topping omnibus They run their
onaahes- and sleepors through 10 ~. Louis
ana enter the Union Depot. IL there any
other line nom Texas mat uousY No..
Texas 10 Hannibal and Quincy, Have you
any friends East looking towards Tex0sy II
Al, send their address 70 the undersigned and
no will with pleasure forward them (nnd you
nlso) beautiful pamphlet and other inlor-
vatlns matter well worth the mere request.
Gent Passg'r AgL A., k;ST ky,.
uno-dAw-u senailh' A'o
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-06

-, . Venneoy, surgeon nd phyMa,
Or. NM, b. NeSas inice ccrner tt, in %nS
Gia, streets, over Hshn street. sISs novii
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-06
At,orncSs ~ law

..,.,,or1 willard y Fletcher, ATTY ~ ~
Law, hi Main street, up s''''T' ,, "a, com.
j. ii. Hayes, Attorney nMnrt '"M pallas.
Texas. Special 'Ve"'''" aprlu
0'" a. n,dhom. office In Mitchlcs hnliu'hI
W, s q, Inc Letlrand hotel, Main strec''
Al atemmons, Attorney AZ Inv Nv
yo Mnnr,h aide Public square, upstairs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-06
., - ,yrp J.P. MURPHY.
..EAl ESTATE AGEN rs
W. +. LlrB.
roR - IN L'm.

Improved and unimproVe9 properly roper an n,
FARMING lands IN Dallas and other countis'
of reAns. ,,,,,,,,,sp,usca I'm
the civ of Dallas. Special attention PAID J."
absracting and perirqthg ,itleS nbu Gsv"o NJ
nshing land claims; also, olhe co""ouhb w
r",i.' notes and accounts. 10y ,..,.,, ,.,,,,
rents MUGS go" ". f. LlTE & CO...
vool Estate Agents, No. lO5 Dumar street,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-06
And Arrire ns ioIlows lad

Leaves nth li;2O Am, Leaves nth l;s5 A.
eaves a'th gtsI P,M Leaves s'Jh 0.26 y. h
W. X. WHEELOCK,
Agent, Dallas.
II. l., MANOR ESTER,
Southern Pass. Agent, Houston
j. b, ROBEKISOk,
Emigration Agent, llS north 81 81 81 l.ous
!, vAIpO. ,. NlRAND,
usnil rieltet AIT, GEM sept
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-06
nDlH COANgrllONs FOgaTss
ALI POINTS MONTH ANN EAN9,
Trains Leave pAllas station sA Ollows
Ia IA.
CnNNnnrIONlA.

AZ rENABK ANA, with all trains ON ~.
Louis 4 Iron Mountain H. II. tor MI points
North, East ana Southeast
AZ 10 NGNlEW JUNCTION and MIN.
NICOLA, with trains ON the International
II. Il. Tor rylor, Palestine, Houston 0alVw'
ton and San Antonio.
AZ DALLAS, with trains North and South
on Houston nnd Texas Central X, X, fol
sherman, Paris, Bonham, Mckinney, Cor.
slcnna, Bfomond, Waco, Houston Rnd Aua
tin.
AZ AliREN EpORr, with n regular line Ui
nrsf-cldSS steamers for New OrlcnnH
This line, belng fully equipped with AZ
modern improvements, such ~ Wrestling.
house AIR Brakes ana Miller pruBa Platforms
and Coupler, Is unsurpassed for
spool, 0afotY and Comfort.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-06
CYEsp ADVERTISING C0luMS.


solicitor in panArnp uol I E EIH,y STREET D,S
Tlci cow W.,S Nv Speciality IN all hPl,tls I'D
hnlI" S,,cy. Proofs OF debt taken ,hr"nSn
bar ~ United stn,cs. Charges reHHoh"o'o
'ntOlIltu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-06
s,rlnAAL MNE on STGANERs,

Consisting oftwriyc nne large steanS a ,ils,
one OF the best ana CSrIainiy Wy ,e epV' Xii.
I'm I'm KID Europe, Steerage amt cabin, WIN
raai in %, tiCRcts, either way, rom ana 20
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