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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26

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Adams J B
Adams TN
Adams Robert
Arata Henry ;
Adausou James c
Avery Martin
Allen @ P
Archer J A
Anderson Robert II
Ames " 3
Ames Henry l. Co
Anderson william
Alfred q
Anderson J 8
Anderson Joseph
Anesy D d
Andry Claude v
Archibald John
Aiken Daniel
Ae sisen Me-
Abby 8 H 4 Co
Bayle Charles
Barrett r Dr.
BarWau d
Baird G
Black John
Starry Dsntel
Barnett J 4 Co
Ballad Louis
BlAise Joseph
BiAham Antoine
Barrow B
Barley CG
Barnes & "
Baker AN
Bedford Frank 2
Bermel J G
Bre 1yforth Armand
Beri VIM
B snne't Anthony
Bemis A
Benson John
Bel III
Berkmeyer }
Brlngier L Am1dle
Bryant 0e or9e W
Brtckbiu b
Blase 4 Co
Block L
Brown Louis b
Boniel Moses A
BOYD nam u
Bose BIN
Browning } A
B0nham 4 K
Bond John
B0ot0r J
Bodin B
Brown John
Block John
r :edicker 3
Brown Alexander
Burt On VIM
Blum L 4 b
Bunce Willis r
Butts DR.
Butchey John
Butler Charles
Burke "
Carbon Chss
Clark 3
Csffery John
Carter Randle
Carter N G
Caskin Thee
Craig Jos M Dr.
Cramer ABB
Cas- q DIV n
Clark r n
CA ter N
Caushner Ferdy
Calhoun John
CAmpbell Mr.
Carbon B A
Cha mberlain L Co
Charpentier J V
Campbell a
Clark Richard
Carlton Charles
Gag Mason
Calinne DE- Co
Cartwright JOS
Calhoun "
ChampliuJ "
Carr Join N 4 Co
Chambers Al
Camp Randall
CLARK J A
Cherbonnier c 3
Clements VIM J
Chenolly B G
Chesnee II
Cohen Elias l. Roessler
Cole l. 60
Carbin n A
Colmon 4 b
Cthn MAX
Crosl David
Common John
Conway VIM
Coin -
C0um0rt n
COrdes Berj W
Collins A P
Cochran B
COuteaux Chas
Cunningham B 2 DR.
Cummings John
Churpg VIM
Davis Silss W
Drake Sanford
Daniels r s DR.
Danolds Robert
David 3
Denegre Horace
Beane B G
Deason B F
Devonshire J
Detrick D W
Dinnod wilhelm
Dickins0e II n
D0y le Richard
D0rand Jos H
Dale Fredrick
Drundeu Geo
Durbin Thos ]
Duncan 3
Oundss Dick Il Co
EggmAn James
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Edwards Hunter
Eve Jno =
0kelman Henry
Ebert stephen
Erwin Patrick
Francis NJ w
Fritz L
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FlarimOnt Louis
Fantner VIM w
Fawcett q A
Francis Augustine
Freneda jose
FrevOboo g
FernAndez Francis
Freed AJfre0
Fearn John 2
FrelAng Motifs L
frittian Joel
Fieke, Knight Il 10
Fisher T B DR.
Friedlander hAthen
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

Importers and Traders Natloral Bank.
To the EDITORS Of the beet insurance publication.
Principal Bryan aud stratton Business College.
JOHN NJ. G. PARKER, Postmaster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26

The shove exhibits moderate increase in cur.
rsncy and loans. and . fair in crease in deposits.
The money msr.et WAS w.,hru. any new fea-
ture except slight falling of in the inquiry for
discounts 1t ths tanks. G Id and fort isa ex-
change opened a. yts't reay's co ing rates. and
showed little variation until toward the lose.
wht n both fell II slightly. u der the eu'den de
cline in gold in New York. The movement in
both was noaerate. Commercial sist on New
York was stiff but without e1bibi ing much activ
ity. The few sal-s OF stocks showed no quota BILE
change. A liberal business was done In city bonds
premium brnds p r;icusrly being III good de-
mand and showing an advance Of nearly l y
cenr. The movement was limited in Few State
consols, which showed lght improvement
toward the close
The city 10 now paying the following couoons:
January. 1876. on old il per cent c0nsOid sted
bonds in full; July 1875. railroad Issues with
coupons) fifty per CEN; October 1875, on ten per
cent bonus fifty per cent; February 1875. street
improvement 5. nds., atty per cent: March and
September. 1875, en- old currency sevens, fifty per
cent; June. 1875, new currency eevens, 6fty per
cent; January and April. 1875, on gold bearing
sevens, a1ministration series fifty per cent; No
vember, 1874, only en- Carrollton bonds. fifty per
cent.
We continue to quote exceptional commercial
paper 1T -Us p cent p annum discount; Al do
1t 900. and second grade at l20l8; fret class
mortgage paper at s09k, aad second grade en-
tirely NOMINAL
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RIVER REPORTS p. Y.

Below high water mark Of 1874
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26
DR., PRICES PREPARATIONS.
CREAM BAKING POwDRR,
FLAvORIN0 EXTRACTS,
AFRICAN PERFUMRS,l
COLOGNRS, BAY BUM, ETC.
WILLIAM II. SHEPARD,
General Southern Agent,
No. So Customhouse street
Send for Wholesale Price List.
For sale by Wholesale 0rocers and Druggists Of
New Orleans ct MapufActurer's prices. ials 3m %
NOTICE.

Any person knowing the whereabouts Of the
heirs Of Padre Muldoon, who resided in tho City
Of Mexico in the year 1887, and Of the hei,s Of
William Doherty, deceased. who has been engaged
o. the Pacific COST Of Mexico in setting up na-
chinery. will confer . favor upon said heirs and
advance their pecuniazy interests by advising
them to communicate with Julius A. Skilton,
United States consul general, City Of Mexico.
Mexico March IL. 1876. mb25 st 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26
w.ek,v ouetat,ons Of Hides, Etc.

mort. Their quotations represent actual sales ct
krst hands. Weighing. bundllng, ofsys9e sn3
commission have to be added:
Steer hides, city slaughter over Is ns 90
queer ui1ee' Sy ~ under 10 Ma b ID %
steer naos, lily an thew run, % 81
Wv Auoe, 10y N e. N MA " f6 -O0
HiPe' e ;ty ISShtor' 9s to IN MA y M..-O7
NN IRRc SA:y o." "I ~ ......- $50
C C eHII 49, 1;.t N tn Is ma ~ h -0l2
T Tu.,.,y nrir%a vaiIoIr y n. -028
49, Peanh '.......-O0
Wun.r n n .......,,,,.-O9
The market for hides is extremely duh and stcc xe
arr accommodating. Prices have given way 10 on wei
ssited. and 20 on dry. Among The weeks sales are
1000 vet salted cows at SIC; 5000 Light steers ~ &C.
and 1000 heavy steers ut Be.
GRaxnH GRnNnE1.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26

.RN'S LIST.
Gudgeon George
Crude Martin
Hays l. Cooper
Harding Simon
Hal ding william
Hall gOn TT
Haase Charles
Harmon John "
Haselen Robert
Haid JF
Hardy George c
Hamilton 4
Hagsn James
Hadnell Yarger
HAlIiXon 1hOras
Hanson Thomas
Hale elias
Harris Joseph n
HattOn Danit ! l. Co
Hewett Arthur
Henry Mr.
ReatOr Geo
Helms Joe C
Helm Philip
Heyman MAX
Heard Geo
Hendricks Mr.
Hill Humphry
AOgsetr X F
Hodges W 3
Houston D
H0lton J BIZ
Houston Robert G
holt AR
Hogan T'hos
Howard ChAs
Hutson Louis
Hunter A Wallace
Hunt 4 L
Hunt Ran0l
limbs, Mo, or 4 Co
jacob A R2
Jarvis Walter
Jackson J b l. Co
lame 40
Jensins B
Jones wellington
johnson Thaddeus "
johnson Geo
Jones Othell0
Justice VIM
Julien Thomas
Kraft b 4
Krause VIM
Kareel Leo
K. atipg P II
Kelley Joseph
Kettle ban
Kiimore W L
XII mble " T
Koop Jacob
Kusch VIM
KurZ 4 J
Kruz John
Ladd N " :
Iacasse J 3
Lawrence Henry
La Blac A
Lawrence C w
LamOthe P L
Lad0die Joseph
La FAlto Fiucle
Lancaster Henry
Lambert + K
LacOurt A
Leslie Harry
Levy & n
Leavitt W d
LebrAn G
Lees0n W d
Levy N
Littlejohn Joseph
Lyon + J
Lott H
Loss Robert
L0pt 2 Jos de 10 Rosa
L0un,ens Jas n
Lord 3
Loscher Martin
Martin Chas
Matlenburg Sam
Marks J
Massey Jas A
Marcus Paul
Martial 30
b lara Francis
Ma del l.
Marshall C
Ma graft Chas
Mabry ThOs F
Msury Francois
Mercy Jacob
Eetcslf CD
Nanda Leon
Mitchell VIM
Miller VIM NJ
Miles Ben q
Mitchell VIZ
MIlleDgen n
Miched B
Aillen Mr.
Mitchell john A
Mitchell P
Miller L
Moore 4
Al0rrell Jos
MOntedenico john
Moore Edward
M0nette Mr.
Morrison Amos
Mo0semAn John
Morgan Chas
Morrison Hiram
M0rric G
Morrison Thomas
Moore John C
Morreil 81
Aurrell J 3
Murphy Rddy
Mundy Arthur J
Murphy 3 DR.
McCheney A B Dr.
McRee Rob
McAllister W 8
Nc Carthy Albert
McLain Geo r
McKittrick P "
Manson, Bartholomew &
Go
Nash Cyrus
Nicely &C
NeWc0mbo Jas K
T & Captain
holland + II
BOLD Henry
Noxborg A
Nulting Geo
Ormond r
OBxnnon G H.
OrsboIn J II
Obey James
Oliver W T Major
Osthemier 10
Olney Geo W.
OsburgJ
OAare Robert
Parker James
Parker Milton
Pratt Eugene d
Parker B
Parker JP
Parkinson J G
Playad Chas
Pratt J DE- Co
Page J Davis
Packs " H
Perry B
PerrinsJ B3
oells Chas r
ofeifer John
A n
'eetz
ferret L 81
Frank
Picard Nathan
'ringle -
'ipes d W
'hilipps James
Ines N Il DR.
'ierre A "
rice Thomas
s0luiuhA n n 4 cn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26

IS shares Hope Insurance Company.
so shares Jefferson City Gao Co. ...... &62 so
ex dividend 1871 so
shares st. Charles street RailtOsd. "a 90
$4,000 state consols ............... ..... 67a
IL COO State cons dis. e8
Making total Of $50 900 state consols.
GIT 600 City premium bonds. ....... BAN
1000 City premium bonds. ........... 34a
5000 City premium bonds. 347s
Is 600 City premium bouds...... ......... IS
Al GOO City premium bonds. .......... 35A
Is 900 City premium bonds. .. ........... 35k
Making total of Sis 900 city premium bonds.
$1,000 State warrants. per diem. SO
Stocks were without any new feature to notice.
The s1les not reported ct the Exchange com
citation at go 25 and at auction, bv MessrA Mash
& Hodgscn; 10 shares Teutona Insurance Com.
pany, Of 800 each $40 50 paid, ct % So shares
Mechanics TraderS Insurance Company, 500
rance Company, 500 each, g. 50 paid, At 8 10;
IS shares Lafayette Insurance Comp Ahy. $50 each,
&38 paid, at SIS; Is shares Bibsrnia National
Bank at 6S7 50, and 10 shares First Central Oiffu
sion Sugar Manufacturing Company, &l0o each, ct
Under . good demand city bonds advanced ma.
terially, paIticulArly premium issues which ruled
at the close fully p cent higher than yesterday.
At The close premium Issues were quoted at IS %
Ssh: old currency sevens 33A 0344; nsw do 1t $50,
at 36Oo6h, and do drainage at 36k 037A. The sales
not reported at the Exchange incl ded $1,000 and
$4,000 premium issues at IS. and @5oO0 and 5000
1t Ssh.
10 sympathy with the advance in city bonds
State consols show ed q slight improvement ut the
close, being quoted then at 67A 068k against 67k
G68 yesterday. No sales were reported except at
the Exchange.
rants were reported. and no State warrants except
at the Exchange,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26

AFTERNOON REPoRr-3:43 P. II.

The following statement Of the weather. ana
rivers IL furnished by the Signal Service once sta
toned at New Orleans:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

March 25..............$l628 Ill 81 @2S9, i2O 81
Same time last week.. l626 s65 81 2os, lo2 81
Total last week. 100000. $780, 279 81 l,0S2 3l5 IS
Total week before. ii 3Sa, ia 81 l,348 874 SO
Gold opened at u4a 0ll4a aga INST Il4a At New
York, ard after . mt delate business. closed at
H4a Oll4k, against 1l4S in that market, the dis.
patch quoting gold at ia being received after the
close Of business. The sales were confined to
e26 900, embracing $4,000 at ll4k. and 5000,
$500 and 5000 a. lAs.
No sales of silver were reported. American half
dollars we're quoted at l041 0l0Sh, and Mexi.
can dollars 1t 90h gold
Foreign exchange opened ut previous rates. but
under the decline in gold at New York. at the
close ste Ring was quoted kc lower equal to .
falling off Of Ito y cent. and francs about i p
cent The movemt mt in the former vas moderate,
and limited in the latter. The sales of sterling
were confined to SIS 600 embracing 9l00 bill Of
do At IS 50; 260O0 do and Al clear at IS $50
S 53h, ana G25OV bank at S. 81.
The only sale of fancs reported was $50 600 COM
mel cisl, early, at 4S6a.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at SIS 81
as 52h for bill Of ladinR and Al clear and 20
e5 Sc for bank lass 56ls for bank counter rate),
and francs at 4.57k a4.soa for commercial. and
The offerings Of New York sight being moderate
aud the demand limited rates were unchanged.
The salts compris 1926 900. embracing SIS QUO
commercial, $4,000 private bankers. and $40 600
and $50 900 bank o. mar: and S25 900 CONNER.
cia,. and 900 ard $4,000 private bankers at
l-32 y cent premium.
TIE banks continued to check on New York at
i p cent premium and commercial sight was
still quo ed at par.
The following 10 the official statement Of the
eales reported to-day at tbs Few Orleans Stock
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY,

NEw ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE, I
SATURDAY Rv1HINa. March Is. 1876.
We are indebted to Mr.. I. n Maynard, manager
Of the New Orleans Clearing House, for the follow
ing report Of the condition Of the associated banks
at the close Of business Friday, March "a, 1876:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26
| The kilograms to the Exchange report the Bonn.
bay movement up to March "a, 40 follows:
COTTON STATEMENT

Stock on hand september l. 1875. So
Arrived since last statement...... 5 1914
Arrived previously. 4o5 ,8O7-l Al q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26

IMPORTS.
LIvERPOO-Ship Northampton-3cOO SKIS salt
LIvKRPOOL-Ship Western Empire-3297 SKIS salt
80 dozen mats
notwithstanding Strassburg-28 cks wine
cases WINE cases pipes II cases mdse
BONACCA-SchOOnrr Anita-842O plAntains 735
punches bananas IS 500 oocoanuts 10 pineapples 81
dry hides
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-04

Baron Rothschild's residence and
estate ut Mentmore IL one of the finest
and most extensive in England. IL
contains some 2O,0 600 acres OF the finest
land IN liuckinghamshire. 1t has
greenhouses, gardens and graperies no
arranged rs to furnish fruit every
month In the year. Oranges, plnoap-
pies, figs, bananas and other tropical
fruits are grown in abundance. When
the baroness is absent, yachting in the
Channel, or at her London house, or
ders by telegram are sent to Mentmore
daily for the supplies required. The
vases in the fountain and Italian gar
dens cost el000. The statuary IL all Of
the most costly kind, execpted by the
first masters. The great hail. which
Is about twenty by thirty feet Is
filed with vases and statuary. Its
contents must represent value of not
less than eS00,0OO. II takes not less
than three hours to pass through the
rooms. The finish is exquisite aud the
furnishing Of each sumptuous. Some
idea may be formed Of the whole from
the furniture of single bedroom, one
of the many guest chambers, costing
G25, 900 or 100000. In the dining-ro0m
and baronial hall are furnishings ex-
ceeding { 200, 900 each. Costly cabinets Of
the time OF. Louis XIV, OF ebony, in-
laid with ivory or gold, diamonds,
rubies and other sorts of stones, walls
hung with the costllest tapestry of the
time of Louis XIV, or covered with
| the richest needle embroidered satin,
may give some idea of the wealth
lavished on this more than princely
mansion. The costliest paintings
adorn the walls, and the most skillful
and expensive workmanship is dis
played upon the ceilings The idea Of
the baron seems to have been to build
and furnish % mansion such rs no
other personin England, except per-
haps the Duke ofAWestminster, could
hope to rival. The stud is said to CON
tain more high bred horses than any
in the world; it embraces thirty-fye
hunters and as many racers, none Of
which are less in value than e60O,
while many Of them run up Into
thousands. Exchange. An.
The most celebrated publicist Of
France, Nj. Bournouf, estimates the
wealth of the Rothchilds at three
thousand millions of dollars. This
stupendous sum controls at times the
destinies Of European empires, and
continues this Jewish firm the leading
bankers of the world.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-04
pariarCoueesL

The following which we clip
from tho MoAlinnyllle (ronn,) Aop
fSp, Is q Just lrihqtoto u young lady
WHO was bora and brought up tlnear
womanho0d In our young city, All
Of our older citizens will remember
Miss Gilly Jones, daughter Of our
townsmun MI sam jones, aud II
gives us infinite pleasure to record
this evidence OF her triumphs In
another state, We tender hor our
wmmest congratulations in the sue
cess ale has attained I
ON lasi 1hnrsnay evening n pleas,
ant party aaadn BLEED, by INV ithtlun, vt
the residence Of a. q, Thurman, l1F'h,
aud were most agreeably entertained
with u series of songs, duets etc, By
Miss Guillelmiue Jones, and the MEM
bers of her Music aud French classes.
The parents aud friends OF the young
ladies engaged, were cordially wei
coined by Me aud Mrs. Thurman, and
Tie concert under Neutrality-suspicious. of
Miss Jones passed OF oharmlng,y--
all the selections being good, aud The
manner OF performance highly cred
liable. The proficiency Of the pupils
when We consider the short time they
have been practicing) speaks well for
their industry na learners and the nbll-
ity OF Miss Jones' ~ an inslulctpr--
Among those more advanced, II would
be inYldious 10 partlcularl1e, but no
one can blame us 1.-Two say that va
were especially delighted with the per-
formances OF the "little women"
among whom we must mention Misses
Lille Faulkner, ELLA Walling and Ada
Thurman. "Child's Play written hy
tho teacher aud acted pythls fairy trio,
waa charpiipg and MIes Lilies rcn-
dering OF ;he"Trundle lItdn was beau.
tiful. Her enunciatlOn was 80 clear
that the listener could hear every word
III charm which IL neglected 10y many
ameteur vocallsts, greatly to the dis
appointment ofan audience. A French
duet was rendered In lively style for
the express delectati0n of our "lriend
and fellow citizen Mr., H. +. Jean
maire; aud at the close OF the perform
ances,, Miss Jones was "called out,n
and treated the audience toa variety
Of sparkling gems, both vocal and In.
strumental. This young lady came
among us Il year ago, II stranger but
her lovely character aud genuine nc
complishmcnts have won for her n
host of friends, who greatly regret 10
learn that II snot her pupose to re-
main with us--slnce we not only love
her socially, but nv n teacher, and II Ia
seldom that we are favored with an In
structor, thoroughly educated, as she
has been, in the best training schools
of New York and Paris. '"-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-04
rImoul, VI HOW, nrolu ona na.gIo

Li'menls ut none, EFaiu ana mUseic,
The food conulns tho olemanls " bone,
brain ana muscle, and IN healthy System,
pgpery nouIlshnit hnmanulaclureoft hrse
bodily constituents 10 uninterrupted, night
on day, ON the other hand, when digestion
or assimilation are imperfect, Tho mRnumo,
turo h hiudrrvi, und tho destructive not De-,
ms coun Iornolod hy tho repnratiyo processes
VI Nature, The ryslom IL Threatened with
early doony, lluNr,toiR stomach Bitten
arc peculiarly htted TO oNertumo the causes
which load loan unlimrly dueadvnCe OF tho
vital onulBl1d, removing ~ thoy do all obs
staclus 20 complete digestion md ussmilp.
ton OF tho fpod, aud restraining an undde
waste Of physlonl substance. For Tie loss VI
strength consequent npon depnllnR diSeasosi
they hrp lho beet pofHlblr remedy, and their
bpcing effects upon the system enable 4 10
Withstand huilipl atmospheric Influences
mduellye ofmalaIla ...I.....,I.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-04
C,EE.Sa.rTxsauss CSIr TyIJNGE.
eiiM ata ToTAHE EFFEOT 'oH
FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1876.
THE GALVESTON.
Houston and Henderson
,4..4 till RAILROAD. aaii

Three Daily Passenger Trains.
Leave Galveston at $40 u IN and arrive az
Houston, ~ B:50 d mi
Leave Galveston at 300 y IN and arrive at
Houston az 900 p m.
Leave Galveston at $50 p m and arrive NJ
Houston at 500 y IN. t. sstis.
Leave Houston at Oils in and arrive at
Galveston at 900 m.
Leave Houston 1900 u nj and arrive at CAL
weston at 300 ~ M a4aI Il AM
leave Houston at 2:30 p IN and arrive Mt
Galveston at n:S0lAm. ~ Nls
on Hundays, passenger train leaves Calves
ton NJ 1890 a m. Leaves Houston az 100 y nj.
This 9.l0 III train from Galveston connects
nt Harrisburg with the Galveston, Harris
burg and San Antonio railway. Connects nj
Houston with the Houston and Texas Con
trn railroad
Tho S:0Jp IN express froin Galveston con
nects with the Houston and Texas centr
railway.
The 900 p m express from Galveston co
nects with tho International Gnnd iGreR
Northern railroad ut HouGtun ut . m.
The fb.g0 b M train nom Houston arrives at
aaiveston1at $50 p m. Connects with the
Ticket oidSes, 100 fremont street, Calves.
ton, aud at the depots. NJ
Communications tickets 10 local points, one
thousand and fiVe hundred nile tickets can
be purohnaed ut the ticket offices OK this COM
pany or trom Galveston ticket office.
7asRsr "a. n. NICHOLS superintendent,
II. d. ANDREWS, General Ticket Agent.
f...t. i.,..f.s F844tals.. ttt7l.4.f 7777.
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THE DAILY HERALD 10 published oyory
mDruiug, except Monday NJ $40 u Year la
sdganoe % forsiN mouthh u furune month
10 cents for one week alngle copies, cents
lhu Daily Herald W now furnished 10 sub
orlheH Dy carrier at 70 CenlA per Woel, Tie
paper will ha iyred regularly each morn
Nhg AZ an early hour, 10 any ppt ~ tho city
aud suburbs Within u mile and hall " Tho
aourt house. Subscribers failing 10 receive
lhelr nlpor VIII obllge by reporting % Mr
4, w, Anrsi, 0t this ONCE,
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OK Il QoA per day. Agents wanted, An
~ " plV classes OF working people OF both
sexes, young and old, make more money nj
their spare moments, or all their time, than
al any thing else. We ofer employment
that Will pay handsomely for every hours
work. Full, particulars, TERMS, etc., sent
nee. Send us your address at once, Don't
DELAY. Now Il the time. Don't look for
work or business elsewhere, until you have
earned Whist we offer. q. Srrsor q %
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For County Clerk

NkTE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
wv quested to announce CaDtatn Alex.
of the County Of Dallas Mt the ensuing elec-
ton. .a .. ...#
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NXTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Major James y. Barkley.
as II candidate for reelection To the once oi
Sheriff of Dallas county. at the ensuing
election. "HI.H .ttI "' II.
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For County Judge,

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quested to announce I'd, Il. Hover
az II candidate for County Judge OF Dallas
County, NJ the ensuing election.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-04

xvrE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w auested to announce Eyan T.. Graves
as a candidate for Justice OF the Peace IoI
Precinct No. !, Dallas County, al 'he ensu'
nu oil
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w auested to announce w; W. PEAK as
cinct No. |, Dallas county, at the ensuing
election. .sl EE
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'LAVE. ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w quested 10 announce A, n. Cl0rk M u
candidate u represent Dallas county as hep-
Ttsentntive In the Legislature, "NII
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FOR District Judge,

NXTE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w Quested t0 announce Hon. MAI. IA.
BuriOrd rs Il candidate for Judge of the
Eleventh JUDICIAL District, composed fthe
counties OF Dallas and Ellis, NJ the ensuing
election. .H..l. ..r. H....
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quested to announce KObI III. West
asa candidate for County Judge OF Dallas
County at election. n
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ANNOUN DEMENT'S.
ELEoTIoN-FEBRUARY 10. 1915,
Por STATE. sena,or.

NiTE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
wv quosied 10 ANNOUNCE Robert n. Guy,
Of Lancaster, Rsa candidate for senator In
the Distr 81 composed or tho counties OF Dal j.
las md Ellis, nj tile ensuing election,
a T THE SOLICITATION OF a LARGE
~ number OF citizens la both counties,
1Ohn Henry Brown IN a candidate FOR the
state Senate from the Thlrtoenth District,