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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21

7v~CUus.ons AND PIC+NICs.

HTfEAR THE TRACK.-HERE WE GO.
tfIrne lssi excursion OF tho peason 10 WASHING
TON, RAL1IMogs !, and NV loKA ns siq R. Ine
,nnre and Potomac railways, leaving the Chesapeake
and ohio depot SATURDAY. NlGhT, October ist;
Al p;3O o'clock. An The way BY rail. NO ehanSe Oh
csFs. - .ay - uoshtng ,ou
$500: Richmond 70 Baltimore. - lehmon 20
Nav York. f12. so. Tickets good ior niHeh ue'S'
10 return on any regular rain. IA
This will be the last chance Tor merchants am
n,easure-seekers 10 eojoy themselves at rednce1
rates. As " IS posiiyely me lastexenfrivn " d1orsd
people. :, rhomc-
Tickets for sal0 hv the commlttse-J. NJ pennp,,
son a 10. Boot and Shoe Dealer, BIB east brOau
street. q. n. Johnston, Ne wsdeairr. 9lS east MAIN
s,reet: n. r. Adams, corner Fourteenth aud Frank
No meals 10 he paId for on this excursion.
Sc iO,1l,1 1881, 24,25,2SfOcl
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EXPENSES OF A RhsIDEgT sTUDENL

One hundred sud niuetySix dollars, ur nine
month"; session. cover all The eXDenses ~ entrance.
fees. tuition. boare. fuel Nghis. aud washing.
kightv.,eyen dollars Snd my cnis viii met ,,
EXPENSES Of a nonresident student.
For catalogues app at the bookstores or atdn
Il. PURYEAF.
~ %. 3fawlSel5tdlM ihaIrfrsr
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Senator EDxUxps advocates IN the North
American Bsvlew the establishment Of a
postai-tsiegfaph.
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~ BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Filled with choice and desirable goods. Special AZ
tention is called 10 our importation Of BLACh
.CASHMERFs, sILK.wARP HENRTETTAs, anc
CAyiDL'S HAIR.
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EDMUND HAT RIsoN, A.. ~. Professor Of Latin.
II. n. UARRIs. " r.. Professor Of Greek.
RODEs MAssIE, A. NJ, ID. Lr Professor 81 MAlrl
A. 4. ERows y. ID. Professor Of English.
EDWARD u. SMITH, 81. g., Professor Of Ma,ie.
males.
CHARLES u. WINSTON. VI. A.. Professor II Phys..
r.. A. MILL. ~. Professor Of Chemi.r r
WILLIAM p.TBoMAs ". A. ID. d., professor
Philosophy.
SAMUEL -. DAWES. Professor % Law.
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EMERSON furnishes a few lines appropri-
90. - 4bip oncosfnp

"The bolt fell on the branching oak
The rainbow Of his life was broke;
No craven cry, no Stcret tear;
lie told no paug, he knew no fear;
It's pesce sublime his v~isagekept;
His purpose woke, his feSlures slept;
And YET between the spasms OF pam
His genius beamed with JOY again"
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SATINs, 75c. 10 81;
CIT re xOr 70 s2.
LACEs AND EMBROIDERY.

LAtES AND EhbROlDER1.
The unprecedented demand for such goods has In
duced MS to make a speciality OF this department.
In MECHLIN, MALTESE, MIRECOCRT, RUS
STA, CORDERESSANT, APPLIQUE, ANTIQUE
CARDINAL POINT, CORALINE, TORCHON
DUCHESS. and other NOVEL aud STANDARD
LACEs we exhibit the greatest variety al our usua.
popular prices.
LADIES' MOHAIR and LINEN ULSTERs IN
great variety. ranging In cost from 81 10 IS. Our
stock Is full IN these goods aud the price very low.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS in
COLLARS, CUFFS,
SOCKS, sCARFs,
IN best goods at lowest rates.
SPECIAL INDICTMENT.
For the balance Of the season we Offer special term,
on FANCY sUTTINGS and TROGsER PAT.
TERMS. Much money can be saved by securing
The materials Of US.
~PERFUMERY, SOAPS, POWDERS, TOOTH
POWDER, and other TOILET GOODS at unusually
low prices.
CARB0LIC MOUTB.wAsH Al soc.
GAUZE UNDERNEATH.
GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS, sc. to $3.50;
LADIES' VESTS Soc. TO sa.50.
Special terms made 10 hoels bosrding-honsss, o.
schools. Direc, yoGB orders to
CARDOZo, ALsoP, MOsBY & co.,
vOURQUREAN. PRICE, TEMPLE q Co,
~ seed chmon Va.
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.
" No. 100 NORTH EiGITh sTREg1
DiCHaOND COLLEGE,
VA.
EarrITY.

The next session begins SEPTEMBER %, ISL
and combines nine months.
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

During the present season We are prepared 20 NEE
any demands, as we never allow our stock IN stand
ard goods 10 run low.
sATINs, 75c. to 81;
SILKS, soc. to So;
sATINs DE LYON and DE MERVEILLIEUX
LINING SILKS, &C.:
LOok at our 81 BLACK sILK-best ever offered
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LADIES' MOHAIR and LINEN ULsTERS In
great variety. ranging In cost from 81 10 IS. Our
stock Is full IN these goods aud the price very low.
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ri sT. PAUDs CHURCH = Divine
-zfsice-n1y
thew
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.

DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. dc.
EOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE x
COMPANY,
429 KAsT STREET,
CARDozo, ALsoP, MosBY & CO.,
1905 EAST MdS sTREEr,
during the present month Offer special inducements.
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FLORIDA WATER,
VIRGINIA A AGRICULTURAL socIErY,l
RICHMOND, VA, September u, 1881.
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

MiUM-LIST for the Fair Of 1881:
CARRIAGE-LICEEsR.
Psge z, Article 8 /: For ~, read "t6."
TR0TTIHG RACE.
Page IS. "Fourth Day " tn place Of " bSst two
In three,r read " best three In nye; fOar TO enter,
three TO START" st se9gitgr.
WILLIAM W. FINNEY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
n. b. The Society Is endeaFOTiag 20 et up ADDI-
TI0NAL RACES Cor the better entertainment OF
the Thousands OF strangers who will be In RiehmoDd
in October. Whoever will "lHbd q helping hzndr
viii please commnnicafn WITH Colonel D. l.. CAR
RIHGTOE, Of the Com SO 13lm
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A SILK DEPART

BLACK SILK DEPARTMENT.
Large stock BLACK SATIN DE LYON SATIN
MERVEILLEUX, SATIN and SILK SURAH.
Al o. a Ompleteassortmento Of BLACK SILK and
SATIN BROCADES IN the lates; fall designs.
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7Wl,su1HGr&a

z xfarrtA On fhe 18Th % septetatff. a. re sey-
es,sss<ai,1-t chfisiian church. ~ l3ey;y, y I1gI,
III H1MAS H. GAY - Miss 4Ahf ~
LII. beih Of kshfnorh Noe.r3
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PLANES. ORGANS, &C.

sECoND-H HAND PIANOS constantly on hand,
from $50 and upwards.
III INSTRUMENTS taken 10 part exchange for
Catalogue. free. RAMOS & MOSES,
Music Emporium.
se 2I Ia Ola Main street. Richmond, Va.
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GgoCERIEs. LIQUORS. dc.

CHEAP GROCERIES OF the PUREsT
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR,
500 Main street, between Eighth and Ninth.
Zee 2lI
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anfrcriug FROM overflow.

Bismark, d. T., April l.-Tho heavy fall
of snow and early breaking of ice in tho
,ribu,a les OF tho Missouri have caused tho
hirber river over known, with leo gorged
here Ga it, breaking a, Fort Lincoln, live
miles below IL caused II TO overflow its banks
into Maniou, opposite Bismsrk. 1t i
though, all tho people reached tho blOiI,
safely, but their sutlerings last night and to-
dsy mus, DO indcscribablc. All sommuniea-
ton is Gu, oil, M the wires are down, aud II
ia imros bile to cross tho river There 10
four Geo, " water and largo chunks OF leo IN
tho street, Of tho unfortunate city and tho
thermometer has been down TO II for tho
las, twenty -four hours.
S, Paul. April IA special dispatch to
the Pioneer Press from Sioux City says the
gorge hr X, at Yanston last evening, The
water falling six feet an hour and recod'ng
slowly. Al last accounts there had been no
loss Of life, but the damage TO property was
estimate at $4,000, principally railroad
and stcambca. property. Tho town OF Groom
Island, opposite Yankton. WAS entirely
swcp, s-y. Tonight the Erie building 10
being broken up and ilostcd oil BY tho Ice.
and one man was carried away ona floating
hpusr. rho food reached Vermillcn, driv-
my on, telegraph wires, aud nothing further
has been hoard from there, though Is cor
lain that Tho gorge holds st that point.
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nine millions ought certainly to outweigh
the interests of one million people. Eoglind
manufactures cotton, and if her mills csn
send to America and buy our cotton, pay
transportation on il across the ocean, spin
it into thread and weave j! into cloth, and
then paying transportation on it back to
America, sell i. cheaper than American
mills can, then in the interest of the millions
and millions of our people who wear cotton
goods, let English mills do
it, and Let the American mills
shut their doors and their owners
and operatives seek come other employment
But, say the owners OF these American mills
1--WE aud our operatives ought to be pro-
tac.ed by "A high tariff, for then wc can Keep
out tho cheap English cotton. We, the
owners, can make money, and we can Keep
our operatives at work and they can make
living" Is not this the supreme OF selfish
ness! AT whose expense do these mil
owners make money and their operatives
keep at work? At the expense of the
farmer and his employees, who
till the soil; at the expense
of the mechanics; OF the professional man
of every man, woman and child in the United
States, for all have to wear cotton goods, ex'
cept tho few thousands engaged in manufsc-
turing cotton. Is not this class legislation
Is it not unequal and ununiform tsxation'
We believe that when these free trade clubs
are organized, and begin 10 educate the peo'
pie fully up to the iniquities and the injus,
tee OF projection, that in their wrath they
will crush the republican party, that fosters
aud upholds, in tho dust forever.
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Mr. YnnatOn'a tour.

Mr.. James n. Vauston, of the Texas Trunk
railroad, has returned from his trip over the
state with number of eastern capitalists,
Mr.. Vanston wen, 10 Abilene and beyond,
with some who arc interested in sheep
raising, and are making selections in sew
eral of our western counties for parties who
are coming on to locate. After his western
trio, no started last week for Palestine and
jacksonville on the International road, ac-
companed by Joel Perham esq, OF Boston,
who goes into the pinenos with the expecta-
ton OF securing lands for putting saw mills
on tho lire of the Texas Trunk railroad.
Mr.. Vaneton ia most energetic in pushing
The interests of our state along. While Nv
RusL no visited ihe penitentinry, and WAS
greatly pleased with tho courtesy extended 70
hm nnd party by Mr.. George Taylor, one
of tho. ofiiceSs of that institution.
Work ia progressing on the buildings,a large
cotton factory is finished ready for machln-
cry; and iron furnaces ars being buili.
tho finest kiln of brick no ever DeheId wsf
burned Inside of the walls. Ho reports the
crack in tho main building over which The
legislators havo made so much fuss, as OF no
tho foundation having settled
liitlo, the breach being hardly dlscernib!e.
On Monday three convicts got away from
Troupe, from grading gang on the lnlerna
tional. One was shot dead by one OF the
guards, tho other two escaped to ckson-
yillo whore they were captured By the SOC
ton boss and delivered up 10 tho authorizes
on rue'day evening.
Farming operations arc considerably oehind
through that section Of country owing TO q
scarcity of labor. All the negro help Is
working on railroads. There seems TO be a
large quantity of cotton on hands sround
Husk md .InCks lnville.
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Horrible FIoods in Upper Missouri.

Floods i'm Upper Mian"ufi'
Sioux City, Iowa, April There are in
dicetious OF tho gorge in the Missouri river
reachog from point Aheon miles above
this city, at least 40 far rs Springfield, Da'
kota, seventy miles, as the crow flies.
Most of the bottom lands
from 1ve to fifteen miles wide
ara flooded by gorgns. The town of
Green Island, Neb, oposte Yankton, has
been swept away. The inhabitants could be
seen from Yankton olinging to their houses,
MS they ho.,ed off. Largo amounts of stock
are supposed to have been drowned. Al! the
bottom lands, which arc well settled,
are flooded. The river steamer Wea'
tern is sunk AT Yankton, and the
steamer Foulanelle met tho same fate six
miles above. Tho boats in tho harbor ut
Yank,on are so broken up by tho leo tha.
none Of them will ba ready for service for
sixty d vs.. Tho +. G. BstchelIor ia also re-
ported lost. All three arc total wreoks, Tho
steamers above Yankton arc in bad shapn,
aud will be- lef. on tho bank by tho subsi-
ding Of the water. The river IS
now falling at Yankton, and point'
above Az Nermillion, thlrty'nv'
milea northwest Of this city, tho water WA
ten fec. deep in the principsl street AT noon
Yesterday All the Inhabitants have gone Il
tho blum back Of town. At the latest ao'
counts the gorges still hold fast and the rive
ia RAINING across tho bottom land. AT thl
city the river is rising slowly. A rescuinl
train tor tho inundated districts will leav
| this city ti.mOrrou.
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hog Products.

O. o,naad, April 1.-The Cincinnati
phc Curteul published this morning It's S2d
am -epor, of packing in the wesI for the
vi nd for the year ending March lat,
show . or tho winter total of 6,olO, iS6
hog, PACKED being 5o,e95 Ices than
during the preceding winter The total
for twelve months IL Il 2i3. 35i, showing an
increase of l,2il, 655. Tho average weigh
10 2o,77l pounds against Il ,s9i last ycs'
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guilty brutes.

In A recent review OF the history Of his
old and eycellen. paper, tho Clarssville
Standard, Colonel Charles Do Morse, its
founder, and editor since 1872, gives list OF
his subscribers in tho republic OF Texas at
liz inception in that year, which is deeply
Interesting. He tells who are living and @ho
GRO dead. but falls Al least into ono mistake
which ho will rejoice to have us correct
Among his Brazoria Subscribers he mentions
Ford Robinson, Timothy Pit,sbury, Robert
NJ. Forbes and others. all of whom, he says,
are dead. In truth, all are dead but one
Robor, NJ, Forbes, who Is alive and living at
q green old age with his children
In Dallas, and is as full Of tho reeol'
lec,ions Of those old times 40 well
preserved old gentlemen usually are. Mr.
Forbes has An honorable record and Colonel
DO Morse docs we'll In mentioning him Al
ono among HE early subscribers Mr..
Forbes. q virginian by birth, hiss alread,
s.rved 40 q member Of tho legislature O
Florida and AZ member Of tho congress O
Texas. Subsequently he was member o
tho convention which adopted tho eonssitu
ton Of 1916, aud aflcr tina. merchant wh'
was honored from Now York 70 the City o
Mexico. He Il now citizen Of Dallas, oil
and iniirm, bu, enjoying the love and esteem
or many who knew him In tho days Of hi
urosperi,y, when he dispensed libers
ho,ri,ali,y to all corners aud goers, whoshc
from Msinc or Louisiana, Pennsylvania
North Carolina. Colonel De Morse will n
,cicc 70 lcarn that even .hi' vAo Oh l's Oh
friends and carly patrons 10 alive N
oborI,bes for him. las our reporter Is au'hO
a..'i--sss samemberarc
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LAST weeks arrivals of immigrants into
tho port of Now York, foot up 5000 over
10000 arrived there during tho month Of
March. Tho emigration commission are
preparing for tho reception of 5000 during
thu current year
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ALTHOUGH any number of now structures
of imperial proportions are going up in
Broadway under species of mania for
building, YET rents for residences are adj
ysncing to such an extent that many people
nre soekin., homes in the suburbs.
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rrNorICE Is hereby given thai The regui

LrNorICE is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting, Of tho directors and stock
way Company will DO held NJ the company
onics, In the city Of iIolF,ou. on Monday,
May I'd, lssl, ~ which time, among other
things, will be submitted to the stockholders
meeting proposition to change section 3 Of
article ol the bylaws Of the company, "a
that II shall read as follows, viz;
Section Tho board vi directors shall hold
monthly mo,uugs NJ the Office " the COM
pany on the tifst Monday IN each month.
AZ. RICHARDSON, Sec'y
Houston. MSrch : 1881.
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Chicago, April IA dispstch from Nc
Minnville, Tennessee, to the News, says Mrs.
L. Virginia F,ench, the suthoress. died nj
O'Clock yesterday moroing at her home,
Netteio n, near here
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SOME more college rullians have been
getting in their work of hssing on ono Mr.
Triple freshman, whom they gagged
with lady's stocking and a piece Of wood
They drove him into u wood, shaved his
head and tied him toa tree, where they left
him. lie was subsequently found and pro-
ceedings have boon instituted against the
guilty brutes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-02

Tmouon physically so prol iilc of fine pro-
ducts, California is not SO Fortunate in the
matter of educational society. ] ladies OF
Oakland have therefore formed n sssoaia-
ton TO establish "homeS" NJ which brllllani
and learned people can meet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-02

In tho great Bsinum parade last week
along Broadway. there were 600 torch
bearers, 80 calcium lights, % chsriol', 800
horses, 90 elephants, 800 men and so cages
of animals Bsrnum is the boss.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-02

Tnn victims of the Nice Opera house dis
as,er will number something over one nun
dred. Thus far no American names have
been returned.
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TuN lales. accounts relate that Mrs. Ed
win Booth was hardly expected to die, Her
husband closed Last Saturday his engagement
~ ske Princess thoatro vNe,o he woo golden
opinions, cspeoislly for hiB o'hollo.
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Department of lnsursncc. AsntistiPo
and history.

AUSTIN, Texas February Il, 1881.
To all whom VI may Concern;
1 his Ia TO Certify that the Springlsid +. 4
NJ Insurance company, at Spri seigld, Mass Dr.,
has In all RESPECTS luly compiled vita tue
laws ot teNa' a. conditions precedent to It's
dol0R bus meas IN this stat',aou that tho said
company holds csili6,sle of authority from
tn Office, entlt,ng IL 10 do Business in this
state, tor ono year, f'oin the Ia. day of
January, 1881, to tne 3lst day Of December,
1851.
Given under my hand and seal, ut 0lice IN
lsyAL.l Austin tue day and date nist above
written. \ w. RPAlGHr,
Commissioner.
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THE tide of immigration to the Wichita
country and Yves, on the line Of the Te1ns
4 Pacific railroad II said TO be immense.
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spEC,AH. NOTICES.

Ea"EoTICE--W,n .sd, fifty qusrry-men ut
iu.f Colo'ajo & Santa Fe rail way compan "
quarry near Brenham. Wages, 81 % per day 5
For further particulars inquire OF station mas
ter g.. o. y $. f. railway, Brenham.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-02

At the request of some of my friends, oner
my name TO the voters OF the Is. weru; II
elect ed, shall look closely to einterrM VI ny
ward. and serve to tue best oil NY no, u,v ah''
rity nj lurpp. - NiLh"--
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED to announce Mr..
w l.. n. Bohny as II candidate for re eiec-
lion TO tlIe Office OF alderman from tne
Secnnd N arb AZ the ensuing election.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED to announce
w the naaeor WI Clark. nominee OF tho
De nocratlc convention, OF tho Sccono W"'u'
as n candidate for alderman.
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Dissolution and C0-partnership.

rha p,rtnerehip heretofore existing between
NJ. %, harrington aud IL + Underwood, UNI
der the lcm name of Darlington n Under
wood, thls day dissolved BY mutual co sent,
IL, Y. Underwood retiring. The buhuels win
hereafter be carried on by NJ. ID, Darlington
and Thomas Field, VINO have entered into
partnership under the name OF darlington \
Field. NJ, u, DARLINGTON,
II Y USpERNOOD,
THOMAS FIELD.
DALLAS, March'l, 1851.
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Third ward.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED to announce Mr..
w Robt Donnelly as an independent c'nul-
dnts Tor Aldermen in she TAird ward AT the
ensuing election.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Mayor.

yI,o THE VOTERS OF DALLAs;-H
beep eolleite hva large number 81 tho
citizens of Dallas, comprising every nations
atty and interest IN the ohy, 10 pe ,'' !"
cal,1idnie for MAyor az the ensuing election,
to he held April s, lssl, IN deieret GO 10 sneu
solicitation l respectfully comply, anu II
elected will use my bes, efforts toterve me III
JOHN STONE.
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WYE arr authorized to am ounce tolonelJ y
tho thiId ws,d, a. the ensuing election.
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For Alderman.


WYE ARR AUrHO BlHED to announ9e Coi-
w one! ID A Williams rs candiuate ior
alderman Ia the First Ward. Election Ap'ii
9TH, lSsl -----------
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Fourth ward.

WYE ARE AUTHORISED to announce r..
wv Il RDwley rs candidate FOR Alderman
I'm the F1urtli ward, Election, hrnl o.
WYE AEH Az ,HOklAED 10 announco N.Y.
w F.G Moore as n candidate Tor Counvh-
man In the Fourth ward Mt the ensuing e'sc-
tion, April 3.
WYE are authorized 10 announce "A j.
w Brooks ASA andidate for alderman III
he fourth wqrl, nj tho ensuing April election.
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DALLAS, March,, 1881.

Calling attention ~ the above notice, re-
spectmllv ask for the new flrm tho continued
patronage No generously given TO the old arm
by its friends. II. 4. UNDERWOOD,
DALLAS, March |, lSSl.