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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-29

GRUBBS l. WILLIAMS, AZ P. n, brick store
and dwelling No. 1909 Main street, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth.
FRANK D. HILL. Ak P. ~, brick house and LOT
on Jackson street. s- .-.e
A. B. DUESBERRY, High Constable, II A. NJ,
household and kitchen furniture a. No. 1904
Ross street. 49, s- #Esr>
JAMES N. TAYLOR, P. NJ, building lot on the
west side OF Ninth Street north Of Leigh.
COOK & &LAUGHTON will sell at 10 o'clock an
assortment Of household and kitchen furniture,
walnut shelving, &C., &c.
W. GODDIN, Az p. NJ, cottage residence In Sid
ney, ct the southwest corner OF Grove and Nor
ris streets.
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nAtSGs. aafslbfalNEs. &C

DRUGS. AkDiaINEs. &C
|. EE0T1AE OIL
Si..EE'G 'GclNlrY, IN TIGHT PACKAGES,
b: lie aar-oac or single barrel-for sale by
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggist
Ja Is 1915 Main street
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c,KDENS FEDS.

ruu>prLuIA. janusry ~ 1870
rIrInn \ WYATT. proprie-
>s Narke Na,,n nrns1t&rER r1ts1i%, RlS6mo"a, H va:
'=" .N.' ", ,re ,ayc shipped you in res ponse to
.sg..s:HenE.T,"'' ',~ r,,n,mt 1t or SEEDS They
a ,3' rbtr.I ;G "a With cre and cann?t fai , t"
w ~. '" 70 y.- ci%",,,. s"n, of MI" he Rurni S"rn
= -ayr 81. = ~ IN " ~ f,r 1876 containing much
sr '1 .,1r fer farmers and gardeners for
-.... Y. Yours. respectfully. ,e
,-r..t' .'"'''' ID. LANDkErii < SONS.
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OPERA-GLASSES.

0PERA-GLASSEs.
" AN ASSORTMENT FROM Is TO 500
EYE, MAGNIFYING-, HOUR, EGG, SPY,
FIELD, ,! LINES,, II Ss SUM- SEhNlEk-' ana
MICROSCOPES, THERMOMETERS, and BA-
ROMETERS. 49,,
Drawing. Tracing Paper and Linen, Taeks, Nag
nets, Compass, sun-Dial, Tape.Ltnss, Levels,
Inks, Pencils, StumDs, Crayons ana hoiders,
Rubber, Pens, Stationery, aud Fancy Aructesi IN
endless variety, at n.rr,-,e,,,
Bookstore and Biudery, 1918 Main street.
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Hustinqs Court.-No!hing OF importance
trauspired in this court yesterday save 1nas
If adjourned for the term.
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1,3R9ES SEEDS.

" f.,. o;,cued y fall STOCK OF
GAHDtS SEEDS
....:y .r-ts,r 70 >sw fosf iIn and New jersey ''
49, 1..s'' I'll. ~. MIIL.fEED. &C.
~ JOHN T. MhREDITH,
IA .,rc,., tetweeu Main and Cary.
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oRAseEs-fresn, sweet, and iulcy--as Pizzs1's.
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Church Notes.
LUTHERAN.

Rev. Edward Wall, of st. James's church,
officiated at the Monumental church on Sun.
day afternoon.
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A meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen was
held In the Council chamber yesterday after
noon. Present at rolLcall: Mes,rs. John
A. Meredith lpresident), Beall, kellam, Lips.
comb, Manly, Pickrell, Scott, Spaugenburg,
Tanner, Todd, VsndervalI, Wagner, Will
liams. and Zirnmer. --o&
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Common Council ordinance to amend Sec
tions 5, Z, and % of chapter l3 OF the City
Ordinances, concerning the levying of taxes,
was taken up, discussed, and laid on the
table until the next meeting, in order to
procure information in regard to the tax on
Junk dealers.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TuE SPRING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF A
Nsy CRY CoMMlTTEE.-The following was
adopted last night:
uEApo's CITY CONSERVATIVE CoMMITTEE,l
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HORTICULTURE AND POMOLOGY'

The second annual exhibition and reunion
ot the Texas state horticultural ana pOmO-
logical association viii take place IN tho
rity Of Houston, on tho luth day ot August
next The various committees are ut work
making preparation, which viii result Ina
the grHudrst exhibition uf It's character ever
given IA the South.
The various tines OF railroads crntrring at
Houston wlll issue NuuNiou Tickets, The
Express COMPANY viii carry all packages tor
exhibition free, and the tlutvhinS House,
Exchange Hotel aud tis,eu House will re
ddco their ratios ono thlrd Tor the ocolution.
Interesting aud pleasing additions will this
yeHr be mHdv To- the exhibition.
The Association i ~ yet too Young to otter
premiums, except Ot honorable mention, In
view OF this fact, grtnt many special pre-
mtdms win be Offered by gentlemen of
Houston, all OF which viii 10 published Ia
auo tiuc, All entries win ho noe, and adj
misSiou nee. As the grand atm OF this Ass0-
citation is to encourage diversity ot produce
ton, SeNhhitiou win embrace any desert ~
ton Oi home products that may be sent 10
Toe displayed, together with Its spuomltlUs Of
frUits aud uuwcis,
4 WnlrAHEW, President,
T.. +, TrUSER, secretary
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Marrow gauge RAILWAYS, ana plenty
Of them, running in every direction Is
what we want for Dallas.

The New FORK Sun has some an
ecdotes of witty broker named
Trovcrs. A man well known IN
financial circles as great operator
in "puts, and not particularly. not
ed for the general accuracy OF ms
statements, proposed to back up one
Of them with II bet Said IraverSi
arm bb.bct you $500 that you
aud | ca tell mo.mo.morc lies IMAM
any to.,o.two men in this town. ,l, a "o'
| pro.pro.promrse, for my part no
no not to say a word"
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We, the undersigned Druggists OF Dallas
Texas, having been selling DR.. coleman y
Concentrated White sulphur Springs Water
for the past year or more, and having ample
opportuuty OF learning of its effect upon the
parties 10 whom we have sold, DO unhesi Ia
iingly pronounce II one Of the best remedies
upon the market. Ana llI lhe diseases
mentioned in DR. Coleman's circular, aud es-
peciaily chrOt ic constipation, sick aud ner-
vous hca aches, and ns u common pnrgHtiVe
W., have never sold any preparation that
gives such universal satisfaction.
knowing It's pleasant md uniaillng effects
tourtbcr with It's perfect SAFETY under all cir
crn,tnncrs, we most cheei fully recommend
ususe 10 the suffering every where.
Common & WALKER,
BALLAWAG & GALE,
UO-kINS & HOWELL,
WILLIAMS II TOLLlNER.
DALLAS, Texas, July |, 1876.
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APPLES.-Arr scarce; They are quoted NJ
Sl@lU per barrel iorcNtra choice medium 80
market dull, none in town.
ALNOND S- FeuugurH from 23H2lc per l1
BANANAS-F.o SCOT per huuch. Nope
FIGS--m layer, per pound, 20t; 40 drum
figs in the market; small phi boxes by the
luU 81 10,
ut s. iOHlO % per box,
ORANGES Are scarce and quoted NJ W ~.
mlO o. per hundred for the Mcsa!na. no fai'
ermo or Louisiana in market.
PFCANS-Aro scarce, At L. per pound
They are quoted in New York nj lie;
RAISlNS-LRycr per box, 80 jog3 Ij@i W
for Fondun s..
WALN[fTS-Gr cnuble are quoted Mt Zoe.
COCOANTTS-Are quoted at 7 90 per nun
| drcd. ,,-,,...
PEA NuTS-TennesSee irm at lO@l2c PEI
| pound,
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Tm New York D,iy BuHh after
praisng in unqualified terms the cX-
haustiyc, able and accurate report made
by the British Consul at the port of
New York, to his home government
says
Passing from the report itself to its
subject matter, it is worthy Of remark
that the Consul in what he says OF our
trades unions, alluccs many facts to
contirm the belief that these orMnM-
lions are rapidly dying out Thus, there
were in New York in 1873 thirty organ
Rations there may have been a few
more but they wrreunimportanl num-
brrs These included besides the trades
which are connected by unions in Eng
| land such unfamiliar industries ms fires
co painters, horScShocrs and longshore.
linen. the most numerous being the l-
borcrs and the weakest the goldbeaterS,
who only numbered 50 members. The
number altogcthcrNas $3.50, Of which
| N rs were then out OF cmploymont
| a., t.-s
j." Iraae u'''onl''' J." 90 ", h't Ken !,
reduced IN numbers TO '''oo' Oh "''I'I'
%,'o were out Oh employ mgn'
Ihe number o' "orh'o ~
not connected WIN Wau' u N nio AT InJ 4,
D'glln'nE OF tM'S ~, EraF WAS -, '2o' ",'I'
that number 2if-0 were ou' o' 'liP,'3
mcnt' ne hu'H'Ir '' Un'IIP.'lt'
worllmrn IS r'garura Is Il S's'l ',o' VI,
mrchan'co' 'hTu't a, '''I' 40. l' iy-g
covered from 'HG ''ha,iV'a' 'I'''I q. = 20
There Is Srner2'N H,''', u P,u,,',
ton brought 3u3u' '" U'r o's' I. y''y'
OF economy All 'l'r"uE,' No,'''S i,,,, ~
consequence o, inc I'Ss' Nv" '''," '.' ,
for labor wages nave T', r' 10 = '"'.' ,
pondns reuuyu?l ~, ''''1 ,,, ,.i'' , "i'I.
the unions were IL ,u' .,J's a,,,a ANY, -, ~
layers syo' ll !@ W. '',' d, W, n5
Gonio earn 81 'I 10 I, |I g., " 80 Soy l,r ~
myers may uo" ~ Ld ,,' H." w. man veil, folk,
lnoeeu any sun ',''Y a ,'I ', " limo
for N the present I ,,1., W G ,t'''
'he unions ",r 'ay", p' 1" nr Than th
cttterS are somewhat os.sy' "" ,''i' 90 n
bTckaSTIs ,'S 'lei' , ""S'S 20 ~ d"y whcr
Il Gay, II ! '1 y, a, ,,n 81 onG nhmber
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SOCIETIES.


All Masonic bodies meet AT DIV MAIN S'lcoV
er c. Nj. Wheat IS store
DALLAS CHAPTER, no. AZ, Royal AIGh
asnns, meets at the Chapter rooms III Wy
Nv of Dallas, on the hrst Monday III e"ch
Onth. r,,,,,.rp,, NJ Il II p
JOSEPH Il. FISHER, Secretary
TANNEHlLL LODGE, No. 81, I; d n. I''
meets on the second and laSt Satnr" Wy I''N'
ms of each month, at the Masonic HAN
HENRY BOIL, W. NJ.
J.B. IeUCKx, Secretary =,
DALLAS LODGE, No AZ F. y A. NJ
meets ON the first and third SATURDAY Gyei i:
Inps of every month, at its hall over u VI
Wheat's store, on Main street. r ~, n
'''''' y ''' W. &. COMMON, W.M'
-PADGErr, Secretary.
SCuIIJ,ERBUND LODGE NO. 2S5' !; ~;
.lF., meets every Thursday night ~ va"
geln,ysi HAIL j, GROSSMAN, w.
l.. WAGNER, Secretary ,,
Eureka Lodge, |. D. o. F., meets al MG .l
tdson, Dallas county, every "oo"'''"'
Nening, at hnlf-paSt OcloCh; ,,u, NJ ~
~ h. 3. VOORHEES,, N. u"
X. b. HOWE, Secretary
RlDGELEx nNCAMPMENT no. 70 i. ",
J, f., meets ON the first ana tnird r ,',
lights in each month, at Ih9 w Wis rI g. p.
tall. D. H. ia ' 49,
h. WAGNER, Scribe. ..
DALLAS LODGE No. A, /. U. - r" ,I ih Toi,
N every Wednesday night. NJ NV Wy
Ows' Hall. H. GAM Az
TRINITY LODGE No.laS | .. q. FL meets
VERY Monday night Mt Odd Fellows hali;
G. II. CALHOUN, Me-
II. TURLEY, Secretary. , "a ~
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, l.; " ;;, w. "a ~ :,
meets every Saturday night NJ 'ie i"''''''
''P'' '"O''' SION $. RECORD. W. c. T.
]. W. RECORD w. SocretnrN'
UNITED FRIENDS OF TEMPEhHAs.NTSu,,,r'
Meet every Monday nGht nj old OoIies'
building, Elm street, at eight o Gl3 S n II; vi
NJ. b. FRANKLIN W'r'
in. RUSSELL, Il. =.
B'NaI BIRTH.
DALLAS LODGE NO. ~, B'NAl BRitiL !,
meets every second and fourth luesuay y,
eachmonth. President, ID. Gosllhi N WY ~ !
ident, Moise Kahn; secretary E,nnI
Friend; monitor, ID. Goslini treasurer I'''"'
uei Kahn.
The DALLAS MEDICAL and SURGioA, .
ASS0ClATION, iLeets regularly OF Wa, VIZ /,
anu ith Tuesdays of each mon w. ,n,n. al
pm. s. y. THURSTON, NJ, D., freS'"ci''
A'C. GRAHAM, NJ, D., secretary
Y.M.C. A.-The Young Mems Christina
day,
Knights of Pythias.
C0EUR De LION LODGE. No; ), NEE
Sety Thursday evening. i. NJ; MleIs, \
~. Aunspaugh, Q. G.; Richard M2.Enm,
", II. A, McCullum, Plelate; u. Il; hlcl,.', ~ y
IVh, X. X. and s. Jos. swami Mns'VN :,
rms j. q. Leigh, NJ. of r.; PAU wrs'' ~ {
"darry Jacobs, |. g., John IL NS""' W.
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WINES AYOIIOUor,s.

BEER Anheuser $, SO per cnsk; Uhrig's,
SIS per cask; lcmps sh per caski Cincinnati
star, 81 per caSk,
WHlSKl-Sl lOU3 ~.
BRANDG-Apple, u 1908 ~; Cognac S3s25
per gallon peach, $500 blackberry, 81 20,
Ginger, 81 N
GINS juN2 O.
CHAMPAGNE O., Cooks Imperial, SIS,
Erug, In baskets, so Hcidsichrs, sl7 per
case.
CLAREr-Is worth $500 to slO0o, according
to brand aud quality.
PORT WiSE-ls worth 81 loM20O per
gallon.
sHERRY-sAndard /, worth sgoO per
gallon.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
ClrY or hALLAS.

Nayor-Juhn d. KeriOOt
Engineer William NJ. johnson.
Attorney Barnett Gibbs.
Ireasuror--John W. Bowen.
SeCretary--J. b. Hereford.
Assessor and Collector-J. y. Ogden.
MarshHl-W. +. Morton.
Health Onicer:-Dr. NJ. A. Cornelius.
Adermen-First ward ii. Eryay, j. W
CfOwdus. Second ward; W, j, Clark and +
l. Guedry. Third ward: b. Z, Jett and NJ
SOwan. Fourth ward j. l.. Williams ant
N. NJ. NEwSOme.
Commissioner mgraton-J Manlove
Tho Offices of the various city officers arr
Il the city market house. The bOnrd of Al
iermen mett in regular session 1T the coun
ell room over the market, very Tuesday
AlsaL
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DEPART
CONSTRUCTIONS.

AZ rENABhASA, with al trains ON ~ i.
Louis Iron Mountain R, Il. for NIL pnlms
North, East ana southeast.
At LUNUNlEW JUNCTION and MIN
NEuLA, With trains ON the International
X. Il, tor Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Calves
ton aud San Antonio.
Al DALLAS, with trains North and South
ON Houston aud Texas Central Il, X. for
sherman, Paris, hunhRm, Mckinney, Cor
hlcana, Rr0mOnd, Waco, Houston aud Aus-
thu
tsHRENEPORr, with regular line OF
dyN-claSs NCuplrts for New Orleans.
THIS line, hoiug hllly equipped With all
lnodUtn improvements, such M Westing-
house Air Brakes and MILLER Truss Platforms
bnd Coupler Is unsurpassed for
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THE MAILS.
,.,,,l and Departure Of Malls at Dallas Post
office.
Northern Mail,


,u, K. and T. Il. r., comprising western
'dhciu AMI eastern states, New York an,
Lou., malls, arrivesnt 60 p M depart,
erlam. Pouch closes at am.
SOuthern Mail.
ysv orleans and southern Louisiana, Hpl.
.''og. Houston, Austin, Waco, and all Other
,.nn In southern Texas, arrives at 7.I5 a
=, departs 40 G:2j y IN. Pouch closes at 5 p m
Eastern Mail,
Fat. and T.. RI, comprising southern and
Lille states, Louisville, Chattanooga, Mem.
HI, Liltle Rock, and Shreveport, and all
r.eln TpNaS, arrives daily ut lOOj p M; de-
mis- daily at Balj p m. Pouch closes at )
III" Western Mail,
FINN Fort Worth, Cleburnr, Gmnbury,
Rutherford, Decatur PAlo Pinto, Jacksboru
md western posts, arrives at i:U p N. de-
arts ut 500 N,
Cedar HiII Mail.
Cedar iii, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
Tmbers, arrives at i y m Wednesday and
aurlay; departs Monday ana Thursday at
Benton Mnii.
Denton, Bolivar, Eli2obethtown, Boyd's
GlS lpWiSyiiia and Trinity Mills, arrives
iip. m. Monday, Wednesday and saturday.
ppalts III Il. II. N. alternate days.
Grapevine Mail
lrIyes every Monday at 4 p. IN, Departs
lestNy at II. m.
Office Hours.
Delivery window, n. IN. TO . y. M; money
rler window, n. IN. to Il IN, and from / p,
ntolp. IN. Stamps sold trom y Il. m. to 3
,m, Letters registered only during money
Ners hours.
AlperSons having complaints against the
Nee ON any account, Will please present the
sne in writing or in person, to the Post
f4stpT
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Speed, Safety and Comfort.
!elnl, ls!sIl s!.l,,s ll,s

Leave Dallas nj y. NJ. daily Sundays ok
oeptedl running through TO ST. Louis with
out change,
Sections and bcrthS in through sleeping
ears eau be secured az any time during the
day ON application 81. Ticket ONCE, corner Of
Lamar aud Pacific Avenue,
Passengers are requested TO obtain reliable
information of the superior advantages Of
this GreRt through Line before selecting
their route, thus enabling the}. Ia purchase
Tickets by u hOroughtaro preferred over all
others.
Any information In regard TO rates OF
Freight OF Passage viii 10 cheerully furn-
iShCd, aud claims for uVcTcharRe, loss or
damage, etc, viii meet prompt attention II
addressed 10
W. Il. NEWMAN,
General Freight aud Passenger Agent,
Marshall, Texas.
dEu. NOBLE, General superintendent
MARSHALL, Texas
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EnnlpnninI lnriIs.

The Herald has just received n large as
IT., Cards" and print
MON to order at 81 a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
'Ver orders. Call early.
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Condensed Through Time Card
To points North and East via tho
Houston and Texas Central R'y
Trains Leave

Trains arrive and depart from Dsllos az
follows
Accommodation Through Espr'"
Leaves nth ll.20 A, N Leaves n I'm 7lo A.
Leaves s'th 800 p. Leaves s'th 626. =. "a
J. WALDO, j. nUmANn,
Gen1 Ticket Agt. Uhn SUM-,
New York CITY Freight and Ticket once
r, l.. MANCHEsTER, Agen,.
Visitors TO above citiea Will fnd these OF
fees a pleasant place OF resort their leisure
hours, where the latest Texas papers VIII be
''' J. DURAND, Cent? supt
]. WALDO. Cont Ticket Agent.
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Dry Flint, CONS ana uPWulds.....,. l2l
Dry Flint, damaged, under 20 u.s.. DO
Dry Flint klps and o'.t......... ........
,irecu Butcher, Observation-Disclosures. A.
Bunaio puli 'sn,,.......,,.,...,,.,,.,,,........
Buffalo, COW
sheep pelis, each.."o...,.,o..,...,.."" l5N2u
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nALLNS COUNTY.

District Judgc--NHt. NJ. Burford, Dallas.
County Judge--Robert II. Vest
county AttOrney-GcOrge n. Aldredge.
District Clerk William a. liarWoud.
County Clerk-hleXander HhlwoOd'
Shcrlii-W. NJ. Moon.
Surveyor-Robert NJ. Cook.
Trenstirer-Martin V. cole.
Cattle and Hide Inspector --- Emerson
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CnrNlY rnMMrSSln'NERS.


Distrct No. Wv. II. witt, Trinity NJ Ills.
District No. 2--r. j. NASH, Duck Greek.
District No. 3--llem. q, bledSoc, HutchinS
District No. IN. q. McAdams, Five Mile
JUSTICES OF TRE pEACE.
Precinct No. Nv. W. Peak and W. q
pr"cmct No. 2-J. II. Blewett, Richardson
preclnct No. Sc. Y. Myers, Duck Creek.
recincJ No. IA. b. Lunicr, Haught'
re. c,,-,o t,,,,,p
irecInct No. G-Joseph II. Stewart, Cedar
irecluct No. 30. W. Nicely, Eagle Ford.
irecinct No. S--Iohn Preston, Grapevine
CONSriBLES.
Precinct No. Ia. II. Hardin, Dallas: a.
,recinct No. ii. NJ. SalmonS, TRINITY
lis. .,,. n,ct
eek. ,,,. ,,,,,.i, :,
ireciuct No. 5-Robcrt George, Lancaster
Precinct No, 7--Eaglc Fcrd,
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minNs Avn rrI.rRnA.

WNIIo wool, lTON N NurT3, .........--. N cpnI
BLACK and butIy......,,....... ,,.... Hans cent,
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ALL FONTS NORTH AND EAST.
ARRIVE.

Trains Leave Dallas station ~ follow y
Sundays excepted; A.
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PuiIman's Palace Drnyins
Room and sleeping Cars

Run through from Houston IA ~. Louis with
out change, and but one change TO chicago
and Now York.
Tickets can bo procured and bngHng?
checked TO MI prominent points In the UNI
ted States aud Canndas, from the following
stations Oh the line OF the Houston ent
Texas Central Railway.
Houston, Hempstc0d, Austin,
Bryan, hcarne, SniScrs,
WACO, CorsicAnR, Dallas,
Mckinney, Sherman.
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.u, K. and II. Il. r., comprising western,
n,tbrru and eastern states, New York and
Louis malls, arrivesnt G:!j p M; departs
ALAN Pouch closes att am,
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,sw orleans and southern Louisiana, Dull
Ion, Houston, Austin, Waco, and all other
'.als in southern Texas, arrives at 7:i5 a
\ departs 40 G:2j p IN. Pouch closes ut 5 p m.
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" csteFn Mail,
Cedar HiII Mail.

,om Fort Worth, Cleburne, Gunbury,
Decatur Palo Pinto, Jacksboru
nd western posts, arrives at i:U p N; de.
IA
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.coEuR De LION LODGE, No; $, meets NJ z
WSerry Thursday evening. 7. NJ; MieIs ,n ~ v
*; Aunspaugh, Q. O. Richard Mq,E nhnr1
~, II; A. McCullam, Plelate; u, Il; t h.tat
Ion, X. K. and :. Jos. swain, Mns'ev-" W,
Arms j. q, Leigh, Nj. Of H.; Paul Furst' ~ % 81
~ Harry Jacobs, I. g., John H. Ryan, w. VI
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-02
reform !
AOON NERN!
How Taxation is Increased.

From the State Journal.
Several persons who have listened to
some Of tho Democratic speakers ut
their late meetings, Inform Us TINT
they actually have the boldness to tell
the people who 60 to hear them that
the expenses Of running the State Gov
ernmeut are less under tho present
Constitution than they were under the
old one. This declaration is 50 absurd
III itself, and SO completely copttadic,ed
by facts and figures, that We confess
our surprise that some Of tho gentlemen
making this canvass should bs guilty Of
such sweeping aud uuiouudsl asser-
tious. Surely, they have not studied
tho subject about which they are talk
ing, for We do not like to accuse them
Of knowingly stating fa!sehool.
Figures cannot lie, however, aud 50 to
convince our readers that somebody
does. we copy few from the official
records Of the State:
The aggregate cost Of administering
the atfairs of the State for the past two
years, under the new Constitution, was
S57O, 00U. For 1871. under the old
regime, the running expenses for like
purposes, were about S23O. 900 q year,
ut which ratio for two years, would give
US an expense Of S46U, 900, an Increase
Of over $40, OOO. ycar from that
under the new Constitution. 4 smati
item for the consideration Of tax.pay-
ers. We always had sufficient funds
for the re icf Vi tho deaf, dumb, iasa uc,
mud the NOrnal SCHOOLS. who are now
to suffer along us bsst they may.
A comparison Of these figures with
those Of 1871, in some particulars,
might not BE- uninterestius. as showing
how far these speakers are mistaken.
Under the prescut Constitution we
have eicren more members Of the Leg
islaturc than NO had under the old Cou.
s,itutiuu, and tue mumbcrs Of that body
uader the old Constitution got 50 a
day, while under tho pressD, Quo they
get 81. The presiding officers in the
Two Houses under the old Constitution
each received s. per day; under the
new Constitution they each get 50 a
day. Under the old, the Circuit
Judges got $l,SO0 yeur; under the
new they get $1,000 u yeur. Under
the old, the Supreme Judges got
$1,000 year; ualer tho new, they
get $2,2jO n year. And 80 on with
all the officers.