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No Compromise of Ary Kind.
Emigration of the Carpet Baggers.
speslM TO the n. o. DemoeratI

EneStal TO the ~. ~, DemocfMd
WASHINGTON, Maros, 27.--The South
Carolina question is na,w In q fair way
for speedy settlement Chamberlain
is here and Hampton will be here
Thursday morning. Ha mpton will not
enter into joint discussion with Cham
berlain before the Presto 'ent and Cabi-
net. as has been erroneous ly stated, but
will file. with the Preside Mt, written
statement, showing suco inctly the
title by which he holds the Office.
He will refuse to so into any
bargain or compromise Of any KIND; q;
but will set forth that he has
been legally chosen by n ma iority OF
the voters OF South Carolina to I'LL the
executive chair; that his IT'LL Is ae-
knowledged by the larger por ton OF
the citizens Of the State that the courts
have heretofore and are still re, ldy to
enforce his rule, and that the taxpa tyers
recognize the validity of his gov ern-
menC. All he asks is that the Fedt ral
Government shall remove the troops, SO
as to allow the process Of courts to l'e
enforced and peace and good govern
ment to be restored to the State.
If Chamberlain imagines that he can
get a compromise by which he shall
have Senatorship in consideration OF
relinquishing his pretensions to the
Governorship, he will be sadly disap-
pointed. as Hampton will not enter
into anything like q bargain.
If the conference between the rival
executive claimants does not result In
the unconditional abdication OF Cham
berlain, Hampton proposes to have him
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THE CABINET.

rrapasea Changes len the military be-
astnsants.
WASHINGTON, March 27.--The Cabinet
met at Il o'eloek. The Cabinet has dis
cussed n Encouragement OF the military
departments, htit the change will not be
made until Louisiana Ia paeiied, when
Gen. Haneoek's command will Include
that State.
Another Ten Msili0n MoBds Called In.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-The treasury
has called in another ten millions or
bonds of May and November. 1866. ill.,
terest ceases on the 27th OF June.
THE WAR DEPARTMENT..
Louisiana 10 be Attached to the Atlantic
Department.
WASHINGTON, March 27.---An order is
under advisement at the War Depart
ment. and it Ia expected will shortly be
issued, rearranging the geographical
| limits OF theAtlantic and Missouri mill
| tary divisions. This order will restore
the States Of Louisiana, Mississippi and
Alabama. and 30 much OF Kentucky
and Tennessee as lies west of Tennes'
see, to the military division of the. At
| lantie, now under the command OF Gen.
| Hancock.
Gen, Sheridan's diviaion will thus be
| EHHEUEGN bb 1b3 LAdt hklaltss
LOUISIANA MATTERS.
aav. nrnwn the only Member Of the
| Louisiana g9n.snissien.
! WASHINGTON. March 27.-No new do
yelopments, The friends OF Matthews
and Foster. who are just from the Presi
dent. are sure that all will be 'all right,
aud that the Matthews and Foster notes
are still "tar." Levy has them In his
poelset-boels and refuses to put them OF
the market without the consent OF the
makers.
right and left flank, rear, guard anc
camp follower Of the Louisiana Com
SENATOR tsoanaN.
namusen viii he without Opposition u
Few Bays.
WASHINGTON, March 9T.-Gen. .Gordol
has no doubt Gov. Hampton will, with
In few days, be in unopposed posses
zion of the government.
He expresses no opinion regarding
Louisiana. There are two letters, on
signed by Foster, the others signed o.
both Foster and Matthews. about
mage each. Levy and Ellis will nc
publish without authority from tn
signers. -
. sue visits the President.
WASHINGTON, March ~, :05. p. M
Gov, Chamberlain, Of South Carolin'
aud Gov. Drew, Of Florida, are at ia
Ebbitt House. Rooms are prepared II
Gov, Hampton at the Arlington.
Gov. Chamberlain is at the Whl
House this morning.
Rw0MAN nAw.
Great Loss In Connecticut from III
FlN0A.
4 STAFFORD, March 27.-The dam OF Il
Staftordville reservoir gave. way tn
morning. The damage to this villas
ia fearful. The railroad freight hour
and all the cars we're washed away. .-,
'' The passenger depot Is all right: II
Stafford national bank. Congregation,
church. and about fifteen other bull
ings have been washed away, II
damage to the railroad track Is heav
Telegraphio warnings were sent to Nc
wich and vicinity; the flood Is going
that direction.
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Isnee,al 10 N, o, Democrat,1

Especial TO N. o. .DemeoFatl
wAsHINawN, March T.-t have rea-
son to believe that the President has
indicated his purpose of appointing the
Collector OF the port of New Orleans In
accordance with the recommendation oi
tho conservative delegation here, but
cannot ascertain particulars.
There Ia report here than Philip Il.
Morgan will get the nomination.
BUELL..
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A stable keeper, who invariably eau
tions his patrons against driving last,
repeated the Injunction TO gentleman
who was hiring team OF him the other
day, and received the following re-
sponse: IT ann going to funeral, ana
must keep up with the procession u u
kills the horse" lie was permlttea 70
drive ON.
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Gone Of the objections to Fred. Doug
lass for Marshal Of the District OF
Columbia was that he is q carpet~bag-
ger, his residence, IL not his voting
place, being Rochester, New York.
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tFrom Our Evening Edition OF Yesterday.l
LET THERE BE LIGHT.
Publicity 10 be Given to the Mat
thews-F Foster Agreement.
tRpeeisl 10 N, o. Democrat

WASHINGTON, March 27.-The Mat
thews- Foster agreement was not pub
lished In Cincinnati this morning, aH
was intended, but 1t will be printed this
afternoon In the Cincinnati Times.
BUELL..
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gee those new embfoideries at three cents o
yard and upwards, vt N. L. Byrne q Co.'S. l63
Canal street.
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paa t.,oaa new embroideries at three cents
"a "A and upmaxds, at III. 1. Lyme Co.., le5
Canal street.
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THE COLIlECT0RSHiP.
Hayes will Nominate u Con-
gervative.

Various Repors as TO Who IL the Lucky
Man.
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Mamptons Title 20 the Governorship.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Tho Palmetto State VIII Soon
BE Free.
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WASHINGTON, March 22.-"Upon Car
dinal AntonelIi's DEATH" says the
Vienna Nene Freie PreSse OF yesterday.
"the Emperor OF Austria wrote to the
Pope urging him not to deviate from the
prudent policy which Antonelli followed
after the overthrow Of the temporal
power IL this policy was maintained
the Emperor promised the Pope, the
fullest support In case Italy should at
tempt to alter the Papal Guarantees
law, which law the Catholic Powers con-
sidered as the King Of Italy's title to
the possession OF Rome, and which
King Victor Emmanuel and the Italian
Ministers had, at the Venice interview,
In 1874, promised to retain unaltered.' .
TIC is announced from Rome that
another ailocution is preparing for
delivery at the Pope's Episcopal Jubi-
lee In June. In the allocution the Pope
Will review the condition OF the Church
and Holy Zee with respect TO all n ations
iof the world. One Of the sacred congre-
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pastMsnts.
WAsH1saFoN, March 27.-The Cabinet
met ut IA o clock. The Cabinet has dis
cussed Encouragement OF the military
departments, hut the change will not be
made until Louisiana is paeiaed, when
Gen. Hancock 3 command will Include
xH fnf-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-10
The prOtliyuI,

InheritOrs Of vast wealth are proyerbially
spendthriftS, The golden ore is dug from
the mine, refined, and coined, by the labor
of other hands and the sweat of other brows.
Like children playing with an expensive
toy, they can form no list estimate OF It's
value. When the donor weighed IL, he cast
into the balance SO many days of unremit-
ting aud fatiguing toll, 80 many anxious
ana SleeplCSS nights, so much self-denlal,apd
so muca cnre. But the inheritor into his
balance throws only pleasure. The one,
values it by what it coSG him; the other, for
what IL will purchase. Like the prOdigal in
the scripture parable, he tuoughtlessly eX.
ponds IL To crafty the caprice and cravings
OF his nature. Then comes the last scene
the IA lsery, the remUrSe, ana the long al d
wearisome Journey back to the home of fru-
gal industry. But there are oth'r prodigals,
on her favorites our bOunteous parent,
Nature, has lavished hcr richest treasure
health. Bot the prodigal values II ligntly,
70 IL cost him naught, nnd reoklessly squan"
derS Ii in riOtOus living, Present pleasure
obScureS future want. soon the curtain rises
ON the last scene. We see him helplessly,
mpuycrished--the rich treasures of body
and NINA all losI-in misery and despair,
RemorSeEul conscience noldS up to him the
mirror OF memoirs In his own reckless FOLLY
he perceives the cause Of his present pain He
resolves to return. The journey is long and
tedious, hut If he persoVUriugly follows the
right road, IA will at length see tue haven
OF his hopes in the distance, and Nature, see
ing her invalid child Ai0r OF, VIII come out
to meet him, and receive him back with
love and blessing. To find the right road
homeward, the suffering pIOdigal should
read 1.-The Peoples Common Sense Medic al
A wiser " Therein It is completely mapped
out, its laudsmarIs all indicated and Its
mile tones all numbered Read II, Price
and publisher X. V. Pierce, NJ. d., Buffalo,
N. y.
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Ahead of All Competition in the Cloth
ing Trade,

hhS hTWNe'
This is very applicable to the enter
prisilg clothiers, Il, NJ. Kahn q Bro,
who e first and foremost to open
the fall campaign by the Introduction
of an immense stock of fashionable
clothing for men, boys and children, to
suit the desires of everybody, the APP
probation of which is being attested
daily by the many beautiful suits they
have turned out this season. 1t Is safe
to assert that whenever you see any
one wearing nice-iitting, we'll
made and cheap suit, that it comes
from Il. NJ. Kahn d Bro and why
this is thus, is because they exercise
the greatest care n selecting the late
and most approved styles, and their
goods and prices satisfy every body.
Having been in this city since in
fancy, they are well qualified to know
the wants of this section, and their
honstantly increasing business is the
est proof that the public appreciate
them,
We commend this reliable clothing
establishment to the public, where
those contemplating buying can save
money and get better goods than
anywhere in the city. We simply say
visit this popular, emporium and ex
anime their stock and our word for II
you will be amply repaid.
emember-E. NJ. Kahn n Bro, the
clothiers, corner Elm and Lamar
streets.
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presidential election, nay, every election
from this time forth must show that we
are "ireemen, not subjects
II was only few months ago that
Colonel Bob Ingcrsoll, Of Illinois, de
clarei that the Republican party is the
conscience of the Nineteenth century
We state this merely to let the nine
toenth century know what sort OF con-
science it has
According to Hayes "pacidcatory'
Southern programme, several thousand
federal soldiers now bulldo2ing in the
South must be sent to defend the ragged
edge of the frontier from the willy saw.
age, Tho army was originally intended
for that useful purpose.
Hayes says it is a question Of social
order or a return to barbsrism.' lie
refers to the barbaric practices OF the
Republican party, in the South espe'
cially, during the last ten years. The
party OF Mr. Hayes has very ghostly
conception of social order
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kCnaIbIe Advice.

You are asked every day through
the columns OF newspapers and by
your druggist to use something for dys'
pepsia and liver complaint that you
know nothing about you get discour-
aged spending money with but little
success Now to give you satisfactory
proof that Green's August Flower will
cure YOU of dyspepsia and liver COM
plant with oil its effects, such as sour
stomach, sick headache, habitual cos
tiveness, palpitation of the heart,
heartburn, water brash, coming up OF
food after eating, low spirits, etc., we
ask you TO 60 to your druggist, and get
sample bottle Of Green's August
Flower for ten cents, and try 1t, or a
regular size for seventy-five cents, two
doses will relieve you. cow
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mn BOOKSA and MAGAZINES REBOUND
SUBTRACTION GUARANTEED.
ry,RusrEE's sALE.-whereas, Gabriel NJ

ryNRUSTEE'S SALE. Whereas, Gabriel NJ.
Freeman and Marena Freeman, his
wife, and Noah II. Barto, by their deed OF
trust, dated July 30, 1874, and recorded on
pages 81, 09, 90, "a and 70, of book Y. on the
17th dny of August, 1874, OF the record of re-
corder of deeds of the county of Dallas, in
state of Texas, conveyed to the undersigned
certain parcels of real estate, situate In the
city of Dallas, state of Texas, and described
rs follows;
All the tract of land, being n part OF
block 2g7, in Ervin's addition TO the city OF
Dallas, beginning Mt stake 225 feet from the
corner OF Mckinney and Caroline streets aud
the northeast corner of block M on the
south side of Caroline street; thence north d
degrees west with the south side OF Caroline
street ll2% feet; thence south 46 degrees wes',
100 feet, thence south 40 degrees. east 100 feet;
thence north 40 degrees, east 100 feet, to place
of beginning.
2, Also. another part OF block 1877. In said
Ervin's addition TO the city of Dallas, begin
ming In the centre of Mckinney road, ut the
south corner of a lot sold by q. W. Erwin
and $. j. Erwin, his wife, to j. L. Johnson;
thence south Is degrees, west with the centre
of Mckinney road 80 feet; thence north As
degrees, west 1875 feet; thence north 10 de-
grces east 81 feet; thence south 40 degrees,
cnst los ieet, to the beginning.
. Also, part block %l2, In Ervin's addition
10 said city Of Dallas, beginning at a stake
on the south side OF Highland street
lb2Ib feet from north west corner OF "a d block
NO. wv. LneHtt hOuiu utklttn, thNt w iNtt,
thence MOI th Is degrees, east li3 TO Highland
street; thence north 40 degrees, west 30 fec {,
10 the place of beginning.
A. Also, the undivided one-half Of lots No.
1 md 2, in block % and 29h, fronting on
swiss street 10 feet, ~ feet on Leonard street,
M feet on right-of-way of Texas, 81 feet on
Miranda street, having u depth of lilo feet
from Swiss street to Miranda,
s. Also, all lot No. OF same block, In
Good 4 addition to the city OF Dallas, 'front.'
ing SO feet ON Swiss street and running back
iO7 feet, and fronting on Miranda street 81
| feet. .,.l
Which said conveyance was made In trust
| 10 secure the payment OF certain promissory
notes, In said deed specified.
| Now, therefore, In pursuance OF the provis-
| ions of said deed of trust, and nj the request
| OF the legal holders of said notes, |, the un
dersigned trustee, will, on
! Monday, March 26th, 1877,
between the hours OF 10 o clock In the fore.
| noon and o'clock In the afternoon OF that
| day, ut the Courthouse door In said city Of
Dallas. proceed 70 sell, at public vendue, "a
| the highest bidder, for cash, the above de-
scribed property, TO sntiHfy said notes, to-
pether with the costs and expenses OF exc
cutting this trust. BENZ. v. MASSEY,
feb2l-tmroh26 Truhtee'
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THE STATE OVER.

The Standard thinks Fort Worth the
fastest town in Texas.
Terrell is preparing to build largely
the coming spring and summer.
William E. Dodge made a temperance
speech in Austin the other night.
Charley Coon makes coflins at Brown
wood, but it's the same old coon who
fills EN-.
The new courthouse of Tarrant Is
spoken Of as an exceptionally fine
building.
Mr.. John w. Callahan, formerly of
the Navasota Tablet, has recently set
tied in San Antonio
Mr., r. L. Bell of Dallas, has fine
business standing in Fort Worth and
the surrounding towns.
General Felix Robertson was elected
captain Of the Waco Grays, on the 9Th;
j. W, Golledge, sergeant
The Brentwood Banner is full of JOY
over the discovery of gold in Brown
county lis cup runneth over.
4 good many Texan youths are pre-
pairing for a summer campaign in the
Black Hills May success attend them.
The Democrat compliments Sheriff
Henderson, of Tamant county, very
highly. He is an efficient and valuable
officer.
Durham cattle are dying Up in Hunt
county. A noted bull and fine calf
died the other day. So says the Green
vile Herald,
The fine thoroughbred horse Of Mr.,
Houston, of Terrell, crippled himself
the other day. lie was a three min
ute fellow
Mr.. Dodge and his party, now visiting
Texas, represent an aggregate of capital
which foots up the enormous sum of
S4O,O00,000
Sheriff Noble, of Harris, was lately
the recipient of $400 watch, the pres
ent of party of his admirers and per.
sonal friends.
A farmer near Corscana last year
raised two bales of cotton to the acre,
and sixty-fve bushels Of corn, Leastwise
the Index says so.
The Shreveport Erimes has cut,
representing lusty cock pursuing one
little oEfeather and heads the sub
ject, Run Pack Run
The Brennan Banner thinks there is
nothing which increases the value OF
stock so rapidly as to be caught by the
COW catcher of an engine.
The city of Houston is represented
as remarkably healthy just at the pres
ent, but the Age has approximations as
to the summer unless sanitary matters
are closely looked after.
Another bad shooting scrape in
Skiddy street, Denison. A party from
Caney Station, |. T., shot Mr.. j, B
Mclaughlin, of the Crystal Palace
saloon. Mel. will not die,
Five passengers in the stage between
Gatesville and Waco were robbed, OF
the 9Th, by a single highwayman. lie
got Sl3j from the passengers and abou
$500 from registered envelopes,
Miss Jane Marlborough, Of Tyler, dice
at Waco last week, of measles, Mrs
Annie Green has secured pension
from the United States government, o
eight dollars month, Her HUSBAND
was y veteran Of 1872 She also get
back pay to the amount OF 5000,
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Schuyler Coimx's Nicce's Husband.

A special dispatch to the Cincinnati
Enquirer dated ST. Louis, March ,, says
John Sherman, a well known sporting
man, who married the niece Of Schuyler
Colrax, and is said to be related to the
general, quarreled with William A,
Garesche in a Turkish bathroom this
afternoon. A duel was talked Of and
the two met III the Southern Hotel to
arrange the preliminaries this evening;
but before this could be done the quar-
rel was renewed and Sherman pulled
out an English Trantcr pistol and
blazed away, firing three shots at Gar
esche, all of which lodged in the wall
one of them inllicting slight scalp
wound. Both were arrested
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POLITICAL NOTES.

1t was an imposing affair, and verify
the people are badly imposed upon.
Foster in behalf of Hayes THE flag
shall float oCer States, not provinces OF"
,frecmea, not saGjects,'
Now for that "paoifcatory" business,
Promises, thus far; let us have acts and
genuine Inflammation Of the old bloody
shirt by its owners,
Judge Luke p. Poland has been
promised the United States district
judgeship of Vermont by Hayes,
They carried it through, but 1880 will
show how the people feel about the lat,
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How an Organ TUmbles to Peace.

Philadelphia Evening Bulletin: If a
new Southern policy is demanded now,
it is because the times have changed
and because the South has gained a
better temper from the discipline to
which it has been subjected. President
Grant met the requirements of his time
precisely, we may believe, NJ Mr..
Hayes, who we trust has come upon d
happier dag, would have met them il
he had assumed the presidency within
three years after the conclusion of the
war, when the decentralization caused
by that contest had not yet spent Its
force.
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Mr.. Y. b, Pugh's spring series of
STAR entertainments will embrace
John b Cough, Mrs. Emma Waller,
Rev. w. H. IL. Murray, of Boston ;
Mr.. William III. Andrews, Wendell
Phillips, concert by Gilmore's milf
tary band, assisted by Miss Lillian Nor
ton; Joaquin Miller, James Il. Fields,
Miss Helen Potter, and II concert by
Ole Bull,
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j, 0. W., an old Indian hater of we'll
settled convictions, writes the Inter-
Ocean protesting against the govern
ments way Of treating the Indians. He
would starye them out and offer $500
for the scalp Of every Indian shot by
the settlers The old fellow doesn't
stand any more chance Of shaping the
government policy than Dom Piatt
but there is more fight in him.
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The wealthy who keep their balances
at Couttss, says the London World, are
somewhat nervous, The senior partner,
aged eighty.fye, died the other day,
and the management of the bank is in
trusted to the junior partner raw boy
Of eighty two with not more rhan sixty
years experience in the house.
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Houston 4 Texas Centeral II. II.
Arrival and Departure Of tha Mails
Dallas.

NORTHERN MAIL--Via NJ. X. e 4, H. r.,
comprising western, Northern ana EaMeTn
states: New York and st, i uis malls arrive
Vt 625 pm. depart at 7i5 am. Pouches close
ut 8 pm.
SOUTHERN Matthew Orleans and South
ern Louisiana, Galveston, Houston, Austin,
Waco, and all other points in Southern
Texas, arrives mt 7:ij am; departs at $40 p.
m. Pouches close at pm.
EASTERN MAIL-Via r. Il p Il. r., COM
prising Soushoru and Middle States, Louis
Vile, Chattanooga, Memphis, Little Rock,
Shreveport, ana all EASTERN Texas, arrives
daily nj $50 pm; departs at 7 pm. Pouch
closes nj P.m.
WESTERN MAIL From Fort Worth, Gle
burne, Granbury, WeathertOrd, Decatur,
Palo Pinto, Jacksboro ana western posts,
arrives at pm; departs nj am.
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buy Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
Houston and Texas Central Railway

Tho following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company, where
information may be had concerning not
only the IL. & T. b. Railway but Texas gem
orally:
+. L. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, Az Broadws y, N. Y.
Gen. j. Is. RO ERrS0N, Pass. Il Immigra-
ton Agent, 1i3 N. Third street, 81. Louis, Mo.
A, ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, l0i
Clark street, Chicaqo, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, southeastern Agent, N o..
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
J.R COFFIN, southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information may also DO had at the ngep-
cies OF the NJ, X. Il L. Railway, In New York,
Chicago, Cinciunati Hannibal and St.Louis
j. WALDO,
j. DCRAND,
GenT Snpt., Houston, Texas. jan26lm
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Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Damar street.
NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS,

Consisting OF twelve fine large steamships.
One OF the best and certainly the cheapest
line plying between New York, Great Brit
tain and Europe. Steerage and cabin, with
railroad tickets, either way, from and to
DALLAS, or round trip tickets, good for one
year, for sale by the undersigned. For. par
tlcuIars, and 10 SEQ plan OF the steamers cab
q. callat our ONCE No. 100 Lamar at.
mn u j. r. MURPHY a CO., Agents