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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-21
CltizeDs' Bank of L0uisiana vs.. Ernest
Turpin.

WI1UUdNdN,
0pZl 29 mv6 % Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-21
WANTED.

0AkTNkR WANTED-WTTH ABOUT sls0o
y, cspiso PAT payment in real estate, II suit.
ing businesa address MiSSo6Ri TYPE F6fJx.
DRY. st. Louis, Missouri snafs A.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-13
Notice to the Public.

JACOB KIRscHsTALIER HEREBY
u given notice TO the public that he has
in the U. S. Bakery. and viii carry on the
same as heretofore. lie will pay all debts
now due, but is not responsible for Mr.. Scher-
sr after this date. Mr.. Scherer will collect
all debts up to this date.
JACOB KIRSCHSTALLER.
Eureka, May %. 1878.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-28
A CnrdtOthe People Of Dallas.

The undersignedre respectfully informs
the public that he IL prepared to take
pictures, to copy and enlarge in oil or
water colors, inks, pastille and cray
ON, ana would call the attention OF our
customers to the fact that we empty
only the best artistic skill in the exc
cution of the above classes of work,
which enables us, in every case, to
give entire satisfaction. Specimens OF
the work can be seen Mt Freeman's art
gallery. The ladies are most respect
fully invited to call and judge for
themselves. Respectfully,
Ii. NJ. MALONE.
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nDnIvln WINDY Mordr.

The secretary to the bridge company
meeting can multiply his words 10
any length, yet, he cannot explain h'S
lnck Of courtesy IN refusing 10 allo"
an authorized reporter THE HERALD
to copy the report Of the committee for
pullirnllon. A he did not ask for IL
to destroy it, only TO publish II ~ u
part of the proceedings Of the meeting
and promised TO return II NJ soon ~ II
transcript could be taken, he looks
upon the refusal Of the secretary M Il
trick TO prevent it, appearing IN TIE
HERALD before the evening paper IL
was very important part OF the pro-
cpedlugs Of the meeting, ana M IL was
written 10y gentlemen, all OF whom
have the interests Of the city AT heart,
and contained valuable information
upon nm important subject, we were
Il esirous OF laying ii before the people
at once. We do not believe that II SIN
gle member Of the committee or o'
the meeting would hsve objected TO us
use. The secretary though could ON
ciousIy refuse Il request which could
not interfere with his duties. The re-
port was ready only II short time be-
fore adjournment, and TnE HERALD
reporter could not, if he had Wished
after it Ind been used by Others, have
taken copy Of it, ~ he was otherwise
h,,sily occupied, and did not even 81
much IA take synopsis OF II, NJ ht
did not, for moment, doubt he would
he allowed the use Of II. 1t was late
at night, and the secretary knew lha'
with only one other copy III existence
besides that which he so desperately
held on to, he could prevents its pup
lication, and he was of such kidney
that he did 80.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-28
HORTICULTURE AND POMOL0GY

The second annual exhibition and reunion
of the Texas State Horticultural and Pomo'
logical association will take place in The
city OF Houston, on the 10th day of August
next. The various committees are at work
making preparations which will result In
the grandest exhibition Of It's character ever
given in the South.
The various lines of railroads Centerlng al
Houston Will issue Excursion Tickets, The
Express Company will carry all packages iOT
exhibition free, and the Hutchlns House
Exchange Hotel and Essen House will re-
duce their rates one third for the Occlatlon
Interesting and pleasing additions will THIS
year be made to the exhibition.
The Association is as yet too young TO offer
premiums, except OF honorable mention. IN
view OF this fact, n great many special pie,
miumS will be offered by gentlemen Of
Houston, all of which will be published ID
due time. All entries will be free and ad'
mission free. AS the grand aim Of this AssO'
citation Is to encourage diversity OF prodlc'
ton, its exhibition will embrace any descnp'
ton of home products that may be sent 70
be displayed, together with Its specialtiesd
fruits and flowers.
a. WHITAKER, President
f.. =. TURNER, Secretary.
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10 the Editors of The Herald;

| 10 the EdItors of The Herald
Finding upon conversing with each
of you, that you are keenly alive to the
importance of public schools, and that
you were only awaiting the final pas
sage of the Terrell school bill, new
pending in the Legislature, before CIV
ing the subject that consideration
which its Importance demanded, we
feel assured That you VIII second the
efforts that number of our citizens
are now making to establish, upon Il
permanent basis, an efficient system
of public schools in our city.
What induCement has Dallas to offer
to parents with children to come and
settle among us" What induCement
does she offer TO those already here to
remain? Are not children the wards
OF the nation? Is it not the duty of
those in authority to provide schools
and see that they are properly educat-
ed? AS has been truly, said the lily
and the bramble may grow and flour.
ish together, but genius and slavery
admit not of this social proximity.
Wherever the highest order of intel.
lectual excellence has been attained
there we have found neither the tur-
moils of anarchy, nor the letters of
slavery, Lycurgus, the great Lacede-
monian law giver, S34 years b. G.,
was the first to establish the public
school system, in consequence OF
which the Spartans remained invinci-
bic, preserving their republican form
of government for period of over i've
hundred years. Let us then initiate 10
illustrious an example ana preserve
our institution intact.
But to return to our own city and the
effect Of public schools in building it
up. A few days since | met two
wealthy gentlemen from Kentucky
who had visited our State with view
of locating in Dallas. One OF them
remarked to me: "Sir, we are de-
lighted with your country, with your
climate, soil, the enterprise and intelli-
gence Of your business men and your
facilities to market in short, We find
all that we could desire, but there is
one and that to us unsurmountable OBJ
lection, schools for our children. The
education Of our children Is to US of
paramount Importance, and we have
decided that 1t was better for us to re-
main in Kentucky where We can edu-
cate them than to move to your State,
and have to leave our children to he
educated" Nor are these isolated ex.
amples by any any means. II, gentle
men, we would bind our present pepu-
lation to Dallas by cords stronger than
copper, and at the same time offer the
highest inducement to the best classes
Jt society to come and remain, let
ne pat ia operation rs speedily as pos
sib!e public schools
PAR Nn
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CITY BUSINESS.
Hot and Cold baths AT wilson's, No
iII Elm street. de1I5dly
where and why?

This question is often heard ON our streets,
and from facts we'll known to those who
have visited the establishment, it seems al
most Il miracle TO find every one who has
invested ut the New York Clothing House
speak no highly Of the house. Their coming
among us In the very dullest season of the
year, the extremely large stock they carry,
the vast quantities of goods daily sold, are
puzzles for everybody; hence we hear, where
are they fOund? They come from New York,
of the large manufacturing establishment OF
A. Steinberg $50, "a Walker street. And
why can they command such trnde? They
are importers and manufacturers Of all they
sell, and make II II matter Of Importance to
let everybody find out that what they sell is
the best and lowest In price, and have no
opposition In the city of Dallas, for they are
daily represented In the b st market of the
United States where, with cash, they can
Ind many opportunities for proper invest
uents. This house IL located ut SOB Elm
street. Dallas Texas, where our merchants
from far and near can lay In their supplies
Mt exact New York prices. Special lines of
Clothing, Cents Furnishing Goods, Boots
and Shoes and Notions,
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Enclinnnn RnnK

The Exchange Bank has made It's
statement for the first six months OF
liz existence, and the exhibit should
certainly be gratifying to all parties
concerned. Although one OF OUT new
est hanks, the Exchange is rapidly as
suminga frontrankas u moneyed insti-
tuition, and this advancement, Mi VIII
admit, Is largely due to Captain SWIM
and HE able lieutenants, Messrs. Me-
Grain and Davenport,
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, July 27..-Gold opened npo
chosen At No, with sale In interim, ~ MA
Carrying rates Hgl, BORROWING hlt ,,
Government bonds; u traction lower pu'
closed steady,
Railroad bonds weak, .t
state securities steHdy; stock Speculation
was frm At the openinBt soon nllsIHh"h
COrl stocks suffered another decline, ,Wllun
cnrrled down the geral list the snTlhkbgo
range from ~ 10 Ia per cent Sec4hu Doalu-
there was n nrmer feeling ana recovery
closing half honr " the market was lhhih'H
By great weakness nnl very unSntt'uu
feeling. prices were generally ABOUT the low
Gst OF the day. 49,,
Money closed at lL@2 per cent premium
Merchantile paper 8mi per cent premium
Custom recei pts S2Il 900. Assistant Ifrs'
urer disbursement, SEDOW. tlralhgs 'l"''
sterling exchange weak! " days, u 49,
sight, a NJ
Commercial.
VI. Louis July H.-Hemp unchanged.
Flour, light demand and weak Market
some days; partly caused the decline OF Ihlli
superiine, y zoos w; extaa, W D@3 90 SSAAhI,
81 15m5 49, Wheat dull and lower NO, z inll
III 23Gash, u l3%Ml II for August u IA ior
September; No. do, O3c cash; No. do, 7bc
Corn lower 10 sell; No. mixed for lO1@IOHc
cash; i2l.c August. oats unsettled ma
lower; No. = mixed 29c bid; sales Zn'{yEss3,4S
September rye dun Sp Eisi ISwSr i'G 81 ST TO-
Butter inactive; choice dairy lO@lSci cOul-
try store U0el2l1c. Hay dull and unchanged.
Provisions quiet. Pork lower, lsTc; dry Nal !
meat nominal. Bacon elsicri Ss@%4' Lara
nominal.
CHICAGO, July T.-Four dun, Whoat
| unsettled, but general higher; No, spring
| DOG spot; S7Ac for August WMRlso for sep
tom6er. Corn generally unchanged Dnt
| some salos higher iiC; spot 1875 oats In
good demand and higher; No. 2Shc. rye
| hrner at ode. Barley dull ana nominnli AZ
| zoe;
Nrw YoRE, July Flour five to ten
| cents better on shipping grades, shpernh.
! n,l "a: good 10 choice 81 GJ9l -. Wheat
| advanced; an Improvement mainly upon
common grades; No. . Chicago. WSlci No
| 2 Chicago, slightly soitOIc: winter red west
export In demand; steamer mixed 800
Die; iraded No. !, b6c; high mixed, mgr
mixed and yellow western jOHc@b7c
BALTIMORE, July N-Corn, mixed vest
ern, active; and advanced, $3.50
Live Stock.
st. LOUIS, July 27-Hogs strong and un
! changed; Yorker ~ 1906 u; butchers ~ ~
0g6 10; receipts 1900 head,
| Cattle Easier for butchers grades; only
kind wanted; pony steers S@@iAci good u
choice thorough Texans, 3B93tsc; common
| to fair, 2l50g2 O.l0C. Receipts 800 head.
Sheep-Demand strong for best grades; re
ccipts light: medium 10 fair $685. good Il
choice 3. 6gjL; fancy i@i 80; receipts 600.
CHICAGO, July T.-Cattlc-Receipts 400
head; rather more active; common to chOlc
steers, 80; butchers S3@i %; thorough Tex
ans az 25@a 80.
IIogs-Kcceipts 10000 head; market dull
shade lower; good 10 choice shipping, a
50 lO@5 5Oi heavy packing ~ &@B 80
sheep Receipts 7OO head good 70 choic
81 Is; common So OOg3IO.
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Is the thing everybody wants for their
surplus capital, and experience con.
firms the statement that none more
profitable can be made than in unin.
improved Texas lands. Just think of
1T AS good lands as any in Texas for
from bOcts. to 81 80 per acre! And vet
that is just what we are offering Call
and examine our plats and maps, then
see the land We have over one hun.
drcd thousand acres for YOU to select
from. We will sell none with detec.
tive title, or that will not come fully up
to our representations If you want n
lot or residence in the city we can sup.
ply you,
GRAVES, DInBIE h Cook
JylS 500 Elm street.
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The Austin Statesman has THIS To
say about the Austin and Memphis
water-works
"The water.worksof our city proper
" CONSTRUCTED and managed, would be
Il great blessing to the city, but we
think the company committed great
error in attempting the use OF the Col
orado waters. They have 80 far been
totally unfit for any purpose save the
watering of the streets. The water IL
unfit for the use of families for amy
purpose. 1t is contemplated, we be-
iieye, to have the water filtered, but
should this be done we fear it will not
answer the purpose a company in
the city of Memphis constructed liol-
~ Works at m expense of over half IA
million dollars, and filtered the river
water; but the people OF that city
were not satisfied with IT, and the
works have been sold ut bankruptcy
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Mr.. w. c. Conner went out yester.
day morning, and in two hours had
placed seven thousand dollars OF the
water works stock, in addition to what
had already been taken. The works
are TO be l,uished by the 10Th Of Sep
TENDER The city takes forty-iive
plugs at one hundred dollars a year.
Mr.. Travis Daniels, the contractor, has
gone to st. Luuis oil water works bust
nnAs
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Being enabled at present to purchase
goods IN my line at n reduction of u
per cent, ! deem it due my patrons to
give them the benefit thereof, and
shall, therefore from this date, sell at a
REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT.
ON former prices am now receiving
the largest stock and most complete as
sortmcnt of goods in my line ever
brought to Dallas. Orders by telegraph
promptly attended to- Orders filed
for any cemetery in the city.
A, W MoRrON,
Undertakcr 81 Cochran street, Dallas,
Texas jy22,tf
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MIR. Longs Carriage Shops.

VIM Long, on Commerce street, in
rear of the Lamar Hotel, has his CARR
age and buggy shops in readiness to ex-
ecute all class of work in his line, and
in manner too, that will bid defiance
to any Eastern work especially in me-
chanlcal finish or durability. Any one
doubling this assertion, can be convin-
ecd of the fact, by calling and examin-
ing his work, which will show for itself,
as he has none but the best mechanics
employed. Special attention given to
repairing old busgics making them look
as II new ,iy2l-lw
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millinery Goods II. Less Than Cost.

At S, Iralsons, jli Main street for
the next sixty days will sell my en-
tire stock Of Summer Millinery Goods
twenty-five per cent less than importing
figures, in order to make room for Il
Fall stock. This reduction includes
trimmed as well as untrimmed goods.
come and satisfy yourselves Of the fact
All orders for Millinery Goods promptly
attended to. Turban and Centennial
hats daily received. may3O-dH
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run gloves Cleaned.

Kid shoe and glove cleaning prompr
ly attended to. at iOi Jackson street
by Miss Fleugh, also, silks, satin az
pacca. ties. ,ashcs and ribbons OF olI
coIors thoroughly cleaned. Patronage
solicited. Attention paid to gentlemen
yni,s W2i.lw
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Henry Snodgrass, ESD living near
Browder's Springs, has one OF the
finest orchards and vineyards in North
Texas. A vine loaded with heavy
lunches of delicious grapes was sent
to THE HERALD office last evening.
They are fully equal in flavor and
weight to the best California grapes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-28

4 powerful rorty.cight inch cylinder
TYLER press. with iron cylinder beam,
boilers steam drum, heated pump etc.
together with all the connections ngrr''
sary for COMPRISING cotton the Tl'olr
being in perfect running order ana no"
in use in New orleans, For further pal.
,,cnlnrs muly to B = Jmr
n,lyj.djm Dallas, Texas.
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nuteu.
iy27 DIT

An energetic man, with $500 ready
cash, to take charge of branch publ
cation in Texas, that will pay at least
800 per month, clear, None need ap
ply unless willing to attend closely to
business Reference required and given
Cali on Geo Rice at office of W, F.
Lytc ~ Co., real estate agents.
iy27-2t
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The stockholders OF the North Texas
Fair Association will meet this even.
ing at . pm, at the Courthouse, for the
purpose of electing board of directors,
The full amount of the stock allotted
to Dallns has been taken. Now for the
work OF organization.
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Attention. NtnncMnn GrcYs

Members having in their possession
rifles or other company property are
requested to bring the same to the
armory, Friday evening, July %, 1876.
All receipts are revoked. BY order of
the captain. L. BEAUMONT,
Ordinance Sergeant.
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By request of the ladies Of Dallas, Mr..
$. lrulsOn, of the Nam street Millinery
and Importing House, has ordered, re-
cciycd and now has on exhibition lot
of black, white and brown Tmbans, at
reasonable prices, maylH'dti
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Personal.

Hon. Frank Sexton, of Marshall, Il
distinguished memt cr OF the hnr, was
in our city, yesterday but returned
home last evening. Ills daughter
Miss Sexton, IL visiting Miss Hawkins,
of East Dallas.
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A Good Chance tor sure Inyes,meu,

A reliable party, with cash capital
OF two thousand dollars, can obtain A
partnership in FIGURING Mill in Dal.
las, which will certainly realize him
from said investment, from 500 to 5000
per week. Tho business is established
and the brands of flour most fayorablv
known in the market. The mill pro.
perry is wholly unencumbered Ad-
dress Lock Box Il, Dallas or apply 10
Philip Lindsley's law Office, Elm street,
near AUSTIN jylS-tf
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wanted.

4 good woman who can cook amt
wash. Alsoo pleasant girl from to J.;
wears old. 10 such we will give Eood
wages and pleasant home. Addr,gr'S.
$. e., care or'J, B. Simpson, Dallas Her
aid WlEd2wI
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Lost.

On last Sunday night n certificate Of
deposit No. $685. on bank of Adams N
Leonard have notified bank of the
fact and payment has been stopped.
i. II. WHITEHEAD.
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Scuilling with supposed friends, u
finger ring, blood-stone set, square |
will pay S2j reward for the return of the
same to j z. Freeman at Senate saloon
lN2Id3t Nm. FREEMAN
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l. q. nnnfII 4 %.

Auctionccrs. lOG Elm street Auction
sales every day, Buys and sells second
hand furniture, horses ponies etc.
may l6.dtf
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Chip hats at 81 80 each, in every style
and color at :. lralson's, jll Main
street. may l-dolh
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Enr EXCIInngp,

A beautiful and highly improved In
diana farm, with dwelling, barn, out
houses, orchards, etc. will be exchanged
for Dallas city property or Texas lands
Address. Editor Herald.
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Ladies, call and see the beautiful
styles daily arriving, and being sold
lower than pt my other house IN tLo
@@, 'tsI] A@n street maylldSm
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"NeuriL."

The instantaneous and infallible
remedy for Neuralgia at Hoskins N
lIowell's drug store, Dallas. I'D.
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q q ally Aetald.
To Ci,y Subscribers.

We do not recognize he Gnlrlrr's receipt
for u longer time Than one month, ana Ihr-
ties who NlR'i TO subscribe for u longer pc
rod mu4t do 10 ut THIS onice,
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GRAND EXCURSION
FROM
NORTH texas 70 GALVESTON!

Round Trip Tickets from Denison and Sher-
man, only $500. From Mckinney, Plano and
Dallas only SLIGO.
ASpecial First Glass Train will leaye Den
iSon Wednesday, August ID ats O'Clock a.
m. sherman at $50; Mckinney at 10, and
Dallas ut ll;3O, n, M, arriving at Galveston
same night Stay 80 hours and leave Gal.
weston Friday morning, arriving at Denison
same night
Fare below Dallas will be cents per m lie
for Round Trip.
Tickets Will be limited in number, MS the
train must not ba crowded. We shall order
cars according to tickets sold by July 49,.
Persons going will please buy tickets by that
time ana secure seats, and enable us TO order
full accommodations for all.
Tickets for sale by Cook Brothers, Sher-
man; Joseph Kline, Mckinney; Durand;
Hotel, Plano; V. W. Cleveland, Union Eat,
Ing House, and Conner and Walkers, Dallas
-. Book store, DeniSon; and on the Train.
VIII arrive in Dallas and dine at Union
Hotel. There viii he a iirSt.claSS restaurant
on the train Ice cream, fruits, etc.
For further information address
REV. NJ. A. DAUGHERTY,
Jy9d-d5t DeniSon, Texas.
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ly9Ldim - ''sO"f Ea, ia ss
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-20
Milton.

John Milton was born Just Isl years ago
He is one Of the few renowned writers
whose influence on his own generation
was greater than on any subsequent one.
He is now known TO the world mainly a.
sublime poet, but he was to England in
the, middle ofthe seventeen century mere
~ as the greatest politician and contro
versialist in the world. As polemical
prose writer and dispu,er John Milton has
perhaps. never had An equal. His contests
whether in politics or theology, were saw
age beyond description there is nothing
known to the present generation that Can
compare with Millions invective. He was
a magnificent scold. He applied to his
antagonists every epithet he could think
OF, aud boosted that he had driven his roy.
al opponent, Salmatius, to the grave. Mil.
tons prose style would be regarded at the
present day as extremely turgid. undigni
fed, indecent and cruel; but he wrote in
the age when Titans wallowed and strug
gled tor brute mastery The blind school
master was a champion Of free divorce,
and was, as geniuscs always are, very
uncomfortable person to live with. He
was independent in politics and amphibl.
Gus in theology. But all his eccentrici.
ties and all his minor traits have been
buried out Of sight beneath the monument
of his stately and magnificent verse.