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LOCAL BREVITIES.
-Japs tonight, without fail.
linan\ IN tho front

cnPo eo7h'btiVt "iphVuo ioi'
busters Qinen) to the front.
Excellent weather for young gar,
dens.
is no action to be taken in refer
ence to the toll bridge?
Work will soon be commenced on
the new City Bank building.
The raging Trinity is over its
banks, from the recent rains.
Hooks, attention See notice of
foreman, IN another column.
Religious social meeting at the
lecture room of the Tabernacle to-
hieht. N
One western farmer yesterday
brought to the city seventy-fve bales
of cotton.
One train of fifteen wagons, loaded
with cotton, passed THE HERALD yes
terday morning.
For an elegant geld watch and
chain, or stylish piece of jewelry, go
to Oram's.-AdU.
The funeral of Mrs. John III. Ryan
took place yesterday afternoon, and
was largely attended.
Elegant line Of sleeve buttons and
studs just received at Webb's, sos Main
street.--Ad.
The parsonage of the Episcopal
church is being moved to a lot adjoin-
ing the present site of the church
building.
The soeiable of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, will be held
this "wednesday evening, at Colonel
Stemmons', 1877 Pearl street. A cordial
invitation to all.
A good white girl, to do general
homework, can hear of situa-
ton, with liberal wages, by applying
to X. V. Tompkins.-Ad.
Wagons containing one hundred
and fifty bales of cotton reached
the west bank Of the river last night.
They will drive into the city this
morning.
Why not buy four seed and
Havana cigars instead Of three for
twenty-five cents, and try Theo.
Reinecke, 800 Main street-oldest to
bacconist In the city I'D.
The case ofthe State versus Shrop-.
shire Evans, charged with the murder
OF Engers, was called in Judge Bur-
ford s Court yesterday, but, on motion,
was continued until this morning.
johnson & Manget, LeGrand Ho-
tel, buy and sell Railroad Tickets.
They sell tickets to New Orleans for
fifteen dollars. They save you from
one TO I'VE dollars on ticket. I'D.
Our Fire Department has accepted
the invitation Of the Shreveport Fire
Department to join them in their an
= -. ~ 49, .i.I t,Il
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PnbIic Reading In Aid Of the Assoc
citation.

Miss Kate II. Leader, of Philadel-
phia, will give a reading for the bene-
fit of the Young Mems Christian Assoc
ciatior, at Fields Theatre, on Friday
evening, the l4th instant. The press
throughout the country, as well as
some of the most exacting critics, have
spoken OF Miss Leader in a manner
that has led us to expect much from
her. Below viii be found u few ex-
tracts from Journals that rarely extend
praise aud compliments unless de-
served
One of the most charming, as well as
entertaining features of the present
Convention was the reading by Miss
Leader, of Philadelphia. This young
lady is one of the finest cultured and
most accomplished. elocutionists that
ever appeared before Pittsburg audi
ence. The rendition of Il. Evans I'd
wards graphic poem, entitled, "ihe
Modern Cain,n was received with
rounds OF deafening applause. We pre-.
dict for Miss Leader q most brilliant
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In sparsoy settled districts, whore medical
aid Is often dificult und sometimes impossi-
Die to obtain, II is extremely desirable for
families to have in the house some reliable
medicinal restorative. Being widely com
prehensive in its curative operation, perfect
~ pure understanding and recommended
by the medical faculty, Udolpho Wolfe's
Schedam Aromatic Schnapps possesses all
the requisites of a family medicine.
maridSwly -D
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All advertisements from parties with
whom we have no account, must be PAID
IN ADVANCE.
All advertisements must be handed In be.
fore n. NJ, TO insure insertion In the next
days issue.
All job Work, except TO parties with
whom We have current accounts, must be
PAID ron ON DELIvERy.
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Ladies', Attention |

| am receiving daily from New York, a
large invoice OF the finest novelties in MILL
merry Goods, French Pattern Hats and all
kinds Of untrlmmed Straw, English Chip
and Leghorn Hats. ! Will keep always on
hand the largest and finest assortment Of
the latest novelties, such ms Flowers, Laces,
Trimmings, and will sell them lower than
any other house in the city.
Please give me a call, and will be happy
to show you the Latest Novelties.
y. IRALS0N,
mchl2-tf. 5ll Main street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


The firm of Wadsworth, Griffith Il Co., is
this day dissolved by \. Griffith \ Co. pur-
chasing Mr.. w. l.. Madsworjh's interest.
The Hardware business will be continued
standing liabilities, and requests all those
indebted to the old firm TO come forward i'm
mediately and settle wlth.the new firm,who
Is only authorised to collect and receipt for
the same. w. Il. WADSW0RTH,
a. GRlFFETH,
T. j. JOHNSON,
W. N. GRIFFETH.
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NnIIpn

Hereafter no short races will be allowed to
be run over the course of the Dallas Blood
Stock Association, unless said races are for
purses sufficient to induce the entrance of
ilrst-class stock, and are run according to
the rules and regulations of the Association.
WIN. b. MILLER,
President of the Association.
Dallas, April TO- 1876. aplll-d2t
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Members of Hook and Ladder Company
No. |, are requested to meet this evening,
half past seven o'clock in full uniform, al
the Engine House, for " drill
By order OF
BEN. LOEB, Asst Foreman
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Notice.

The price 6 + The Daily Herald is only five
cents u copy. Ncwsboys and agents are not
permitted to charge more, and when they
do so, we win be pleased TO receive informa-
ton OF the fact ut this Office.
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wallpannrl Wal pannr u

BY far the largest stock ever before brought
to this market $1,000 rolls direct nom the
largest factory In the world. All can rely
on finding just what they want. Designs
new and beautiful, and prices Mt tho very
bottom. Ladies are particularly invited to
call and examine. Il. z. LYLE,
507 Main street.
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CENTEN NAL.
Roots and shoes.

Harry Bros. are receiving daily the finest
assortment of Gents, Ladies', Misses and
Childrens d ,ots and Shoes eyer brought to
this market. Call and see thetnew styles.
mar2i-dlm
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Rat Poison

The price reduced fifty per cent, enabling
all citizens to rid their premises OF these
pests. Prepared ut the
MARKET DRUG STORE,
Sl8 Main street.
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Prescriptions carefully compounded, also,
No. Baking Powder prepared, cheap, ut the
MARKET DRUG STORE,
SIG Main street,
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]. Y. chllder.,

Surgeon and Physician. Office. No. 1907 Main
street, up stairs Room No. 3, where he will
be found at all hours, both day an9 night.
lan2l-dtf
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All kinds of hair made up In every style.
Highest price paid for human hair Mt
IRALSoN'S, 5lI Main street.
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DALLAS. ExAs.
WEDNESDAY MORNING \: APRIL 70.
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
]. O. Booth q CO.. Aueilonser..

], @. Booth q Co., AuoiIoneers,
Located in building No. 400 Elm street, VIII
buy or sell any and all kinds OF Furniture,
Horses. Mules, Wagons ftb., Etc, or sell any
thing left at private sale. Auction every
day, JOE q. BOOTH, Auctioneer.
apTdlm
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niar2ld2nl

Houses and lots In Eagle Ford, Dallas
county. Apply TO
TOM. CUNNINGHAM,
mar2ld2m Eagle Ford.
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Wontej 10 Let.

Furnished rooms with best of convent
encesand accommodations, | $50 Main street
feb23d2n
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WESTERN INTER EsTs

Wlth an extensive circulation In Illinois.
Iowa, Kansas and Arkansas. MS well ns Mis''
SCUM, this paper will, with dill ence. en-
OfHce every opportunity to advance the in
teteSts ofthe people of those states. ID will
advocate Il Western policy and devote a
concerns Of thegreat Mississippi valley. sonn
To become the political us well as the agyi-
nent. - N NN''i-
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CITY BUSIN ESS.
Attention Hooks.

Hot ana cold Baths at Wilson'S, No
IA Elm atrGet, docl5dly
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In retiring from the Hardware business,
would respectfully thank the people for
their liberal patronage to the old tirm and
would solicita continuance OF the same TO
the new Arm. w. l., WADSW0RTH.
Dallas, Texas, April s, 1876. apl9-d2w
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Prescriptions attended to night and day, by
competent druggist. f
apr8dlm II. BEAUMONT Il co.
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"NcuriI.'
The instantaneous and iniallible
remedy for NcWdigia-at Hoskins "
Howelps drug store, Dallas I'D.
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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1875.

Again the REPUBLICAN, invites the patron
age and favor bestowed so literally upon II
for more than half u centu Y, Now, rs here
toIore, 1t promises faithful and thorough
presentation of the news, local, domestic
and foreign, so that each addition shall be n
complete epitome of the worlds doings and
MIRROR OF EVENTS.
Unmeant promises ana idle bosts of future
excellence are no part OF its stock in trade,
but for assurances of the future it points TO
The record OF the past, confident that no bet
ter guaranty can be asked than the reputa-
ton which it has established as a reliable
purveyor of intelligence, Such as it has
been II Will pc, and the high rank which it
has always held in the journalistic field will
be maintained.
ITS POLICY.
In It's political conduct the REPUBLICAN
will continue bold ana indepedept course.
Recognizing the wide difference between
fealty to purity and fealty to party princi-
pies, is unhesitatingly renewS It's allegiance
to the great undying truths of Democracy
and pledges to them nearly and answering
support, The greatest of these, honest, eco
nomical and vigorous government, State,
National and municipal, will be its highest
aim, and the work of reform by which the
nation Is to be rescued from the pool of cor
Tuption into which 1t has fallen, will be nd
vocated with earnest zeal. 1t will endeavor
TO make honesty and fitness the paramount
political issue, rather than insincere partisan
protestntiOns; and undeterred by tile dicta-
ton of party leaders, II viii strive to make
tho personal qualifications OF candidates for
pablo Office of higher consideration than
their record of blind obedience to party.
NATIONAL POLITICS.
In national politics the REPUBLICAN will
continue opposition TO the corrupt rule OF
the Republican party, which hns so impoy-
erished the people and depressed the entire
businessof the country. 1t will seek to Sc
cure stable currency and will advocate
such wise and prudent legislation as offers n
means of resuming specie payments with
the least possible injury to the debtor class.
NEW ERA IN MISSOURI.
To the New Constitution of Missouri IL will
give hearty support, and labor for the nc
compllshment of Its ordained reforms with
the same energy that characterized its a(lyo-
cacy of the instrument. That conn lete iden-
tilc0tion with the interests of the State
which has always been the Distinguishing
characteristic OF the REPUBLICAN,, is sufli.
friend OF the people in the reorganization OF
tle government machinery throughout the
STATE TO meet the requirements of the new
organic law. Believing that the restrictions
Of taxation and the limitations of ipdebted-
ness provided for are both practiced and
wise, as well MS the only means to avert the
bankruptcy OF the people and regain general
be demanded. "''
WESTERN INTERESTS
with an extensive circulation In Illinois
IOWA. KANSAS ana Arkansas, aS well as Mis-
sour, this paper will, with dill !ence. em-
o . every opportunity TO advance the In
tttcStS OF the people of those states, III will
advocate IA Western nnlIc,- ana 49,. 80
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VT
aprGdlm City Drug Store, Ills Elm street.
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Terms of subscription Postage Pre-.
paid.

THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,.
The ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN, published
every morning, Will be furnished to mail
subscribers at the following rates
Daily, IN the city seven times week,
n,,f, ~ W
Dally, IN the city seven times u week,
ny carrier, week ..............,............. %
One copy, one year, by mal................ IL III
Three copies, 4" ,.......,,,,.....,. "a OI
THE TRl-WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
The Sr. LOUIS REPUBLICAN, Tri- Weekly
edition, published Mondays, Wednesday US
and Fridays, will be furnished TO mail sub
scribers at the following rates:
one copy, one G %
Three copies, one year........,...........l II 90
rive copies, one year. ............ "a o.
THE WEEKLY MISSOURI REPUBLICAN.
one copy one year, tflfty two numbers).s 2 Oh
ti, ccples, one year, ) "
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Glass lamps and chimneys, shades TO
lamps and burners.
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aailg gerald.
TpEE DAILY HERALD

viii be fouud On sabe by tho news
boys ON all u aims Of the Texas
ana Pacific railway, and az tho news
stands az the Lea rand, San Jhcinto
and Lamar hotels.
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HOW TO SEND MONEY.

Remittance may be made by draft mon
ey-order or registered letter at our risk
Give Postotiiee address. in full, Including
Stnte anu county, and address GEORGE
KNAPP q CO., st. Louis, Mo.
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TERMS TO AGENTS.

actlng as agents for the circulation Of the
REPU BLlcAN, may retain 10 per cent. on mi,
subscriptions and add single copies at club
rates after the club is formed.
VIC PapeIs not sent unless paid for in ad.
vance, and invariably discontinued nj tha
emu VI the uhe pau lor' aprll-if
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Again the REPUBLICAN invites the patron
age and favor bestowed so literally upon 1t
for more than halfa centu y, Now, rs here
tolore, it promises II faithful and thorough
presentation Of the news, local, domestic
and foreign, so that each addition shall be Il
complete epitome of the worlds doings and
n ar
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-08

Than the Democratic party. lie has
earned the enmity Of lhe West aud
South,
s. He has sought this high Office
by methods = unpraeedentedIy
shameless and disreputable that it
would be an everlasting stigma upon
a Democratic convention 10 nominate
him and a reproach upon the Ameri-
can people to elect him if nominated
G. Upon the foremost questions of
the hour he is a pitiless foe of the in
terests of the West and the South
He is the INSCRIPTIONS oppressor of
the great struggling industries of the
vast producing s~ections.of the country
No Republican administration could
be more hostile TO them than would
his.
Z. Should Goods Providence seem
ing estranged," permit his nomina-
ton, by whom and what would he
be nominated? BY the servile, con
s~cienceless tools that money can pur-
chase; by the most corrupt influences
that ever entered into a Presidential
nomination, by the system on which
all other quaek medicines are sold
advertising-and even respectable
medical associations read out Of the
profession the "Doctorsv that will adj
vertise. 1t would seem that the DEM
ocratic party should have as high a
respect for the good name Of the party
and the Government as the vendors
of pills have for their craft. lift could
elect him lit would give us the most
corrupt administration the country
has ever known. Neither imperial
dignities, nor the gloom of solitude"
says Tacitus, "eould save Tiberius
from himself" And Tilden could
not rise above himself, or above the
sources Of his power. Cincinnati En-
quirer, June 8.
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The Hippodrome meetings in New
York without Moody are like q circus
without a clown or a side-show with
out a hand-organ. Says the New
York Graphic:"The Methodist praech-
ers are not satisfied with the result of
the Hippodrome revival meetings.
They can figure up but 250 additions
to all the churches rs the fruits of ten
weeks'efforts and an outlay ofsl50.000.
And probably most of the converts
would have been made in time by
other agencies. Their opinion is that
these huge and costly meetings are a
poor investment of time and money
and enthusiasm. Better stick to the
old ways and use the old machinery
putting more fire under the boiler.
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NEWS SUMMARY.

Mr.. Blaine has now been at home
eight days, and there is no special
change in his case. Nervous pros
tration Is still the marked character
istic of his illness; he is not able to
leave his room and almost entirely
confined to his bed. His physicians
think 1t will be many weeks before
he will resume sctive work; an Euro
pean trip is strongly recommended as
soon as his strength is sufficient.
Gen. Santa Anna, of Mexico, died
June Goth, aged 81 years.
The test-polygamy ease of Geo.
Reynolds, of Salt Lake City, who
was sentenced by the district court to
two years Imprisonment, having been
appealed to the Territorial Supreme
Court, the latter On the sixth inst.
affirmed the decision of the court be-
low. The case will now be appealed
to the Supreme Court of the United
States.
The new post Office appropriation
restores the old rates on third-class
mail matter, or, in other words, fixes
the former rates of n cen for every
two ounces, on transient newspapers,
magazines, books and all printed
matter, excepting uDsealed circulars,
while merchandise, and the former
will remain at the present rate of per
cent for each ounce or fraction there
Of
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TlLDEN.
A Few Gems to Begin With.

A private letter just received from
New York, from a gentleman of fair
ness and intelligence, says: 81 had a
good opinion of Tilden until 1 came
among those that knew him, but /
find they all agree that his show of
reform is a humbug." The recent
Albany Conference is corroborative of
all this testimony. The controlling
politicians, as well as the masses of
the people in the Democratic party
in New York, who can draw n diyid-
ing line between an honest man and
= Bengal tiger or a hypocrite, are
alike well aware that Tilden cannot
carry his W State, should he, by the
wrath of God. be nominated for the
Presidency. If there are potent rea-
sons why the Democracy of the West
and South should be intelligent and
honorable enough to resist his brides
and defeat his nomination. We do not
apprehend his nomination, but we are
not insensible to the power of money
and management. There are a few
facts concerning Sam Tilden which,
we trust, will sink into the minds of
Western and Southern Democrats.
!. He a not carry his own State
In November.
2. He can not carry any Northern
State.
8. He Is a hypocrlte, a political
Awindle, has long been a public plumb
erer, and is really the only disrepnta-
BILE candidate prominently named OH
the Democratic side.
4. He did what no could to defeat
the Democratic party of Ohio in 1876
expended his money and subsidized
the Eastern Democratic press to that
end. knowing that Ohio's victory was
his defeat, and loving Tilden more
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~-Our Authorized Adverusrng Agents tor the
LHApxK are, In New York. s. NJ. Pcttengill a Co.,
s7,Park Row, Geo. p. Howell a CO.. 40 Park Row,
81. Louis, Rowell 4 chssman, Cor. Third and
Pubi,shipg Agency; Chicago, II II. Chandler.
ia south Clark street; Philadelphia. y: W.
Aver 4 Son, 78s SAMSON Street; and Coe. Weth-
-riil 4 Co., Bul. etin building.
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Theodore Tilton wants it distinctly
understood that it is not he, but Sam
uel Tilden who has been nominated
for President by John Morrissey.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-16

they dissect Efe to shreds. elements and
principles. We cherish life as It LIVES.
We Go NO. worship ei,Esr the form Of
the rose or its Ike. We are delighted
with the hues and forms in tho living
rose. We love the rose itself, and
only think about such distractions es
color and form as mere intellectualities.
But / have Transcribed the limits o.!
reason for cous.nav ication. l there
fore must be insane! But il be, may
kind Heaven grant to all mankind that
full need Of joy which goes With &C.
quiring the spirit of simplicity and OF
unfeiered naturalnesa such as Jesus saw
best exemp'ihed in an rnperverted little
child, wheI he taugh. his disciples for
all manAind, Except !e become as one
Of these" ye cannot enter into the spir-
itual Kingdom OF God.
For all crudities herein I must beg to
remind you, it ia printed just as it has
run from the pencil point; nor can l
take time to rsw1ite. Persistence of ut
te.ance will get people used to my mere
oddly of form. and then they will ana
in the substance food for thought.
CONRAD W1EaAND.
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Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
Cheap and Choice.

J Castle f. Co a:s certainly very
i've ueo ana very en,erps;siDe ne'-
chants in the clothing and furnishing
line Their stock is very extensive
one and embraces some o: This very best
rendy made clothing ever purchased fo1
this market. Thei. business suits and
dress goods are very superior. They
offer for sale q very superior line Of over
coats Their stock OF undergarDents is
very large and very carefully selected.
We notice by the terms Of circular
lately put forth by this tirni iha: they
are selling hosiery. hanakerchiefs ard
that description Of goods a, very reduced
rates. We can cLeericlly recommend
our gentlemen friends 20 bes.nw share
Of their patronage upon this house aud
will guaranty them All hones: deal.
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AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE AZ
FliCTED TO BE CURED At
HOME,

Two OF more OF the surgeons of the
National Surgical Institute, Indianapo-
lis. Indiana, will visit Virginia City, Ne
vada, at Friedrich House, Nov. 2sth and
10Th, 1876. 1! is needless to say that
this Institution has not only national
but worldwide reputation, having sue
cessfully treated more cases Of Cripples
than any similar Institution in the world.
Those suffering from Piles, Tistula, Par
alysis, Curvature of the Spine, Hip or
Knee joint diseases, Crooked limbs,
Club feet, or any bodily deformity, can
not afford to let this opportunity pass of
receiving treatment at home. The sur
geons will come prepared With all neces-
sary apparatus to treat the most difficult
cases Of deformity.