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THE DALLAS HERALD, FRIDAY MORNITCG, NOVEMBER 5, 1880.
STATE PKESS REVIEW.
Important Exiifiiiuciilwl Eiitorprlno.
San Autonlo Express.
We have received a lottiT from Dr. V.
G. Kiiifpbury, European luniiigrntiun ai;um
ofthSun?et 'lHto'1 at London, Orto
ber Id. in wliii li lin H.tcti that oil tint d y
two gentle, ' , M's:r. V('iW.t.'ri n . aui
Urqulmrt, lel'l for this city i.r llio ( urpu.ni
nf lmvini? horei'S unci mules find, if pruoii-
cablo, baled buy also, fir tbu KurepHim
markets. Thoy represent larjjo capital and
iMhcy fan miko it p olltntdo it wiil be tho
conmioncooiunt of a large busitii'ss which
must prove of groat bonelil to thia couutry.
The oponinp; cf a market such as those (ron
tlomen propue, for our Texas borsix, would
prove of the groati st importance to western
Texas, where the ponies range by the thous
ands aod are now of little value. These,
ponies are not ronwkiblo for thi ir symme
try or beauty as borscs, but tbey aro hardy
and serviceable, require little foed and care,
and would bo found to be in great demand in
the cilii s and on the farms of England.
They could, we bavo no doubt, be ' shipped
at almost double their prepent cust
price and sold in Kiielniid at a lnro profit,
and yet lit a price s low in comparison with
the aomostio animili as to be in grent do
nvud, if thoy thrive well in that climate
On tho lust scom thcro tthould bo no foar, for
the animal are "touch as pine knots," and
no Cjinpliiiiit waa evur hi ard about tin s.i
hipped tu Liverpool for polo horsei about
two yean ago. Mules are p'.onty. and cheap,
F Wed hay can be shipped to Liverpool id
a prollt, the completion ot the Southern Va
cillo to this point would cnuto ilia opening
up of a rich industry for people in wmkrn
Texas, for Hut roail will run thtougo, or in
closu proximity to, the lnrno-t and Urn si
wild buv Melds in the w rid, where the Iny
can be mi.de for the cutting, and tlx- tiipply
is almost uxhaustlees every year, in south
western Toxas also aro to bo found null hey
Holds Hi most every year, and with lair gMss
bav can be cut and baled at $1 to J I 50
ror ton. Western Iexas has bonf, and ie ni
ton, bidi i, wool and hay to export, and must
bavo a seaport, and railroad communication
with tho interior, at point more convenient
than Oalvefton. Wo can reach the pull', at
an harbor which can be givvn water tor son-
iroinir vessels at comparative small exponse,
within at least 1-10 miles of San Antonio, and
the diU'oronco in lrciiiht between 110 mil"
aud 'Xi iiiiler, would sivi us fortunos on our
exports alono in a voy short time. Can we
allor to do without this short lino to tide
water!. S .
A)('nnviiN Mnileiu Hiitc.
AunIIu tStiittMiiiin.
In spito of ell'oi Is to the conti nry, this cum
Yarn, which iii'dcd eteii!tiv, bus been wugi
Upon tho old h cliui'iil ii-vims, wnilo tin1
bloody fliirt bes li-on m I'uikd nt tho ninth
in a Uerce polilic.'il oiii:,m!o ngainsl . titlinri
people, l.ivil Bi rvic.i ni,.iiu, turn -ncy and
the turilf pnelii'id i-.-ues l ava h en
ignored, and wil 'nr ie.s-i.i:i I : : m ln-en Ii d It-
urowd down evi ry tui. g in the int. ri .1 ot'lmU
and ii alien end ii ju tiee, Hint a pitrimi.al
g Teniiiicnt m y, intlciel of n i-oni-tiliiliniial
one, bo nouiii-luil and p.-rfioliinted in s
union of iiiilwnVins in-i'-nd tl' one in
mutiltd inteivMa mid l.ilo-hip. T..0 pl.-u
hut been to present iliu ninth us a unit
a ;f itKl til" Houlh, and by lorai of reason Hie
soiilt) stiinds iii.i'.cd in tii" fm'-e of an une-mi-promi'ii
g and unjiit polincal lot", lint a
I, w nioiiilis since t'ii-nerid Ur.-int spent much
tinm in lliu t-oiiih, heldiiii: inliTcourwi with
S"Uthern peop'e, and uiuicr tho impulse ol
tnilhful cniivicMi ih he went on1, from
aniong-t us and lot I the people of the norm
Hint Int ro u.v no iM'ii'it ol eniui'.y hfiamong
the m o ..inlhei-n vi.i.is o;;ain.l tin
uiil 'i : i nil the M'lUu : Ihorongnly r'.eeii
sttn -to n il Hint it", people v:ro id "!. yiil"
as those of the north. These were honi .it
expressions, made Imt'ore ho was defeated a'.
Chicago, because probubly ho had shown bj
these word too ;i cut a spirit i f gm-eroititj ;
before ho made the dii eun ry that to lag be
hind the howling p'e U ' f blooohoiliid" lleit
thirst or soul.e-rn nli -hloi d ho would ot
V el in this r-n-e, lorgotlen for all time., and
thai liis thought of i inpiiu would be bill s
pa.s'ng tli-enm; hi I'oio tho glilt-i'iig p'H'.",
si1 aped utter the faihion of a t .own, ,li -1 I
18-1, WfS held out to him; till I bel'o:n he re
ft trti-tl to IhI chootl to li.jure ibu candidate ol
a ijobln compiiiiioii in ani.sh.'ij to wvnovi-r
exeited northern Hn-oiu's thu jirove'bi-tl ro
pilblicoi turner tint has f T 'nis, by fort e
of pn o ii jn-tii-e, led ti nilid repub iean
phalanx Huainsl thfl south, tiei.eral tiratit,
alter Ins tletont at Chiea.-o, sanU almost into
obscurity, from which ho emerged only when
hcohevod the ie-sinnt'on . f ('onkling unci
llio other refulili, nil gi.ii.t.--, and opemd hi
w.r upon t'ic south. Ho was then ic.cepteil
as a leader, ground loL w.is ipgainid, and
should Oai fleld bo mmle president it is in
to (led limply as a stepping stone for (inmt
and hu personal government, with all it.
onrrupt rings and piayUt cs, to be ic-i-slnh
lirhod lour jours hence.
doubtful to our bumble mind. We do not
mean by litis to brand every member c f the
party with corruption, by an v moans. There
aro hundreds ol thousands of In nest n pub
I cans, whom wn iflipoi t for t' o r h ir.cetopin
1 'ns, hut this does not craso tho stubborn
fact that they are giving aid and comfort to
tho rii g In !-i.s vh') Hie pror.lituling this
t'i vernne nt to bu.-o sehi ines a-.id pm-uh.
te n. il il ournwii pi.i't, n l" sjiuu extent
to bhim.) lor this defeat.
Dcltcit In (lie Mlo Treiiaiiry.
tiiilvt-t m (Journ.il.
Dn our Hi st page will b - found an article,
under tho above en tit. n, wh-ch wo take
lrom tba (lulycst in uws. Wo c.mnot si i
how the Mows can show that
the present treasurer, (levernor Lub
bii-k, or his predecessor, Major Porn, as be
ing at all implicatetl. The News very c; r
reetiy says ll at the treasurer can recwye no
money only on a receivable warrant from
tho 'comptroller; nor can ho pay out one
cent oxcopt upon a pnynblo warrant issued
by tho comptroller. It would tako but lit
tle time to find out any deficit in the stale
tie suror's i lliee. Tho charge niado hy
Governor Roberts will certainly ho investi
gated by the seventeenth legislature, audi I
Kob.irts is sustained tho people of Texas will
only ttnd out that taxes bavo been collected
for the benetit of oUlco-holdors.
Tho News, inon after it publishfd the re
ports ol the state olllocrs, thowed that il had
mado a critical examination of the disburse
ment, but had totally neglected the receipts.
The licadsr pointed out errors in tho re
ctupts and showed that there v. as u mystery
in the rectipts of tho commissioner of the
land orlico and the comptndlcr. Wo are
well satisUed that tho books ot Govor. or
Luhb ck, and these ,.f his piedeeessor,
iMsjor K.irn, wil bo ' found right. The old
alcalde's charges must nee.(. ,.rily create
ionic unensines', and it would Imvo been
well for the public if t h i disclosure had been
at a-i earlier day. t the old alcalde lias
bis dander up and somibody will bo hurt.
The Hi-suit
Houston T. lonrnm.
Holuctaitly and regroifu'.lv, tho Telegram
is compellod to announce to its readors, that
from mo returns recoivea me oiocvion oi
Uomral Jsmes A. Uariluld as orosidunt of
tho United Mates may be predicted. This
means a continuation of radical rulo lor the
next four years. The groatost surprise of all
is tho tomhle docline in the democratio vote
of Now York. It has been predicted that
neon.o. tired of a (J rant, would not again
submit to the rule of a military man, and as
much as (ieneral Hancock is beloved and
esteemed by the masses, this defeat proves
that tho people opposed tho choice made by
their leaders. However, this is mere surmise.
When tho truo history of the present cam
paign will ever bo known, H will bo found
that no controlling issue has bud any effect
upon the convictions ot the pooplo. ll will
bo proven that Mr. (iarlleldowes his election
to the moneyed aristocr. cy ami llio wealthy
manufacturers of the north ami cast who
lavished millions upon corrupting llio
thousands, in order that republican power
might havo-'inothor lease ot hi", it will Uo
proven tlisl Hie sfclional hatred ot tne north
has for'cd upon the country a presi
dent, whoso ollicial lifo is lull ot blem
ishes, and who will tannin tho chair
of Washington by the dirt that clings to his
gaiii.enli. tun, tins detent, toiribio as n 19,
may not be without Us moral. The nomin
ation ot Hancock was consummated by being
preferred by a united smith; his defeat indi
cates how 1 hnoxious southern preference is
to tho northern men, in whose bosom still
rankles the old hatred. Ijit us not forget
this. And let us remember what our most
important duty will ho for llio future. When
after the close if tho series of French wars,
terminating in the 'tnrpotusl exilo of Napo
leon to tit. Helena, Vrussia was left impover
ished and depopulated. Wilholm Von Hum
boldt taught his country its duty. He bsdo
his countiymen apply themselves to the do
velopmt ni of its res ttirciK, to tho fostering
of art and manufaclure and above all to the
education of their children, lie proved to
thorn the necessity of leaving the world to
ta 0 rare of itself, and consult iheir interes's
and welfare in nil respects. The south can
Hlt'ord to follow tho 1 xniiiiilo of I'r-ssin.
has endeavored to nuke ii voice heard
ami 1 tint great suctions of lira Am "ricau con
tinenl und again Us voice has been hushed hy
C rrup'lng inllutnees mid implacable haired
The s.utb for nt lea -I the next fot r M'ars
must slum politics. I. t :hoso who have
eleete l their nil- r attend to the prosperity 1 1
th s country ;H e s ;iilli has h l t r duly to
peil'oiin right nt home. 'I hero are immense
ll los to h d iveloi id In Hoi hll.-dt 11 lmai ;
tle-ie urn induttrios to he m volupcd; there ire
our ehi dren In be 1 iliieit'i' :. Lethe uii,
in tit" very lac of polil cal .lefoat, in'.redute
an era of jr- neral e.idi'-ivor to become -what
it ough', tn be- ti rich, im
portant and inlltlenlial seeii.ei of the United
StiiU.', itiul lii'i ihtfeht now .11-trdr.i'd v.ill not
ha'.e heei a vain leji-en. Hut, again, we
should remember the rnitlt f r tl i open
display of haiie 1. The thousands of our
inereiiants who bring millions of il.iliar.ito
northern markuts, should rcmcnihi-r thai
their money alone is weitvn e to the pe pie
who cii'ij-intl to ,1. f-i( their ca't ilut.
L -t the'ii invest s'!;ht n ' coio, and the hu 1;
i t' southern patronage will teach the 10 rill H
lesson, not easily t.i lu (orgottor. V scot u
to n-csll old issui s there am none nt pros
i nt 'iinl whilst, as it behooves good cii.i;vn.
wn abide hy the verdict of tho country, h i
us i-iing close logoilisr lor llio love ol mir
fair sotitiierii land, aoi'i :: with ouc'-i nth
in in king it hapev, iiro-ii-irous ai d poiec
ful. If so, tho fiiluie will amply atone for
piesenl Uotnnt,
'!'! )ile.n ;uostlon
Waco Teh phono.
There is but one lo ,1, honorab'n way to
cl ui'malo lb t Chinese grievance from our
linliii. til iin.l in.lii'.iriiil h .-.in, and th:it i-. b
a repeal of tho liurli g .nio ti'-.alv. Tho
next congress, whether It be democratic: or re
pubiiciii, sliould iiico tlio isiiie, and not si. ill;
it. Forbid Chinese IVotu setting fiot o-i
Amir can soil, nntl lot the Celestials do the
saiini with Americans. It will go hard with
ii itoti an. i iiiinmeree, i eir yeai ty cperauoi s
wilh Chins, go up into tho hui drcds ot
millions i f dollars. Aiiifri.an men u oils in
Chini so ti'ics own million' of propctly ILcie.
It is p ob.ibln they may havo to I up and
getcui, as tne .lews (ii I ii i'liirica no treni
Spain. Hut better this- better that China
be us a sealed book to Am ricaus, thtiti this
eternal clamor over Chi: mi i-huip lab, r,
with its attendant st..".es of blood
shed, violence and hgimtion. Until
tie trcatiis aro abn gated tho Chi
iiMiian Bliould hnve tho same pro
tection in America that tin) American has
in China. That is, wo mean ho should have
it if tho American word is worth anything;
il wo prttpoiU to ohs-rv-j treaties; if wo do
notintei.il to bu outd'To in national honor
and lairn.m by a nation of "ml-euling heath
ens." If, however, tho American word is
worthless; if treaties aro to be entered into
only U, be broken, and if the christian stand
ard of truth and fairness is not to bo as high
as tho pagan then let us go hIiciuI ns we
havo boon doing for a di xen or two of years.
Irado with China, nt quire property und en
joy liberty anil protection on Chinese soil,
and kill the pig-lailed heathen who seeks our
shores every limn he cut; prices on an un
laundricd shirt, or off. 10 pick cotton or
build railroads choaner than American
labor. Lot us either do this or abrogato the
treaty. Wo think tho li.ttcr would bo tho
true and manly way out of tho dilllculty,
and trust there will be enough of statesman
ship in Ihc Forty-seventh cm grois tograpplo
the matter and deal with it m a manner sat
isfactory to our workirgaen, and yet worthy
of the American nation.
A Nure Thing.
Dr. King's Syphilitic Kemedy is guaran
teed to euro syphilis in tho primary, hhcoii
dry anil terlitary stages, and in all its varied
and complicated forms, and will euro tho
worst cases of venerial diseases, cases which
have resisted the treatment of tho most emi
l.em put su ions of Au.eri. a. ll cures the
lirst stage and benls tho ulcers in a f :w d us.
Hearts ulccis iu tllu niuii.ii, nose, throat,
bead, arms, and legs; also, hard pains in the
bones and joints, syphilitic rheumatism, etc.,
in a short ti mo. l'rico, $5.00 per package,
sent every where by express. A treatise on
sexual diseases free. isot sealed for two
rtnmps. Dr. J. Dinsbecr, 415 North 7lh street,
St. Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed or money
refuuded. Dr. Dinsbeor makes chronic dis
eases a specialty. If you aro atllicted with,
no matter what, call or write.
MEDICAL.
I.nillos' l ull Toilet.
Ladies who desire to dress with a duo ro
gard both for the latest mode, and their own
adaptability to its exactions, in form and
complexion, should avail themselves of the
invaluablo assistance that Miss M. Murphy,
a modisto of established suocrsi, can furnish
thorn. Her fashions, obtained at tho earliest
moment from tho oast, aro id vaya in season.
Dnbirs from nbroad especially solicited
Miss Murphy's parlors are on Elm street
wo doors west oi Sanger Bro's., up stairs.
(Jlobu Mill's spices, cefleo and baking
powder aro pure. All grocers Boll them.
Ask fi.r Globe Mills and try il.
I'or III In WccU Only.
Strictly choice apples, packed in Urgf
(lour barrels at only from ft! UO to 53 00 per
barrel, at Do Stefsno liros.
Xnlled to Die Willi
Sherninn t hornjo'e.
Returns aro in iifflcicn'ly tocc nvinro us of
uie nuiniiialingPict that for tho fifth lime in
the lnt twenty years tho national democratic
psity is nailed to the wall, and that cotiup
Hon, Intrigue ar.d jobbery lias trampled un
der loot about tho last ostig of nation! 1
honor und pure patriotism. Eive times have
tho gladiators of democracy entered tho pres
idcntisl arena, to be repulsed each tinio by
the hordo of office-seekers and tho hirelings
put chased with money fuelled from our na
tional treasury. Our psrty is this moment
the woret (demoralized organization evei
knewn In tho biftr -ry . four country, and
wiicther tnov wil recover nflM
make another rally on the victorious bosU of
vvmiaiimiou ana corruption, is somewhat
Moinphla and Jellcrnoil llntlrsmtl
Joffer-on Iemcerfet.
ItpoinU to commercial freedom nut onlv
to Memphis, but to the enliro Ohio valley,
and loimmmso districts of country extend
ing 10 iwaTiesion anil tlx irgiiiiasestipartU
It is not of less interest to New Yoik, n il in
tho shortest snd most diiect lino to Texas
and to tlio Mexican ti a lo which, in a few
years will ussnino gigantic proportions. To
tiri the line of Ibe Texas & l'acitic road from
Jeff r.on to El Paso Mono, would bo a audi.
o'en't n'ucimont for all there viu-iod.interusis
for building the Memphis rondj but yybun it
is considered that a road to Jefferson forms
an independent connection, winch nothing
onn disturb, cmbracit fij tho entire net work
of Texas railroads, Hi importance cannot be
ovor-esiimatcd. Memphis soes it her leading
men recognize what is bo to a lined and tho
entire valley of tho Ohio will wt-ko up to its
n agnituJo in less than two month!.
Come to too us and bo convinced boforo
y u purchase elsewhere, of our (dopant silk
sui i. No trouble to show goods at Bauman's,
706 Elm ttroet.
I'nillitlCH Of H.all
Delmonico restaurant fells Oysters
Modicums, per can, 10c;
Mobilo plants, 60c;
Hallimorn Selects
Por hundred, $1.00
Tho only lirst-class restaurant in Dallas.
CO.
Mm. .'otitftmiiour'NNrliool
or gir,s will ro-open tho tlrst Monday in
October.
coivod.
A class of small boys will bo ro
t'ltzgei-al'l, No. tl I.nniiir Street,
Finest imported fruits.
Tho only importer and dealer.
SHIELDS
Who'.-
YOUNU,
snlo mid relail
Pi.ints, Oils,
Window glass,
Wall Paper,
Pictures.
Year lief ore tlte I'ubllc.
THE. GEriUINE
SScIiATJE'S
y
arc not recommended asn remedy "for all the
tils that llesh is heir lo, bat in allections ol
the Live, and in rtll lliliour. Complaints, Dys-
iieiisiu, and aick llcudacliu. r.r uiaeascs ol
(hat character, they stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used prep?.ra
lury to, or after taking quinine.
As a simple purgative they arc unequaled.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Each box has a red-wax seal on the lid with
the impression, McLANE'S LIVER PILL.
t.ach wrapper hears the signatures oi
C. Mrl.ANE and Fi.fmins Pros.
Jcsy" Insist upon having the genuine Pit.
C. McLANE'S L'.VKR PILLS, prepared by
FLI-MINO IU10S., rillslmrtrli, I'a.,
the market Icing fall of imitations of the
name Jlcljfltie, spcllcu uiilt.uilly uui
s.r.iie proimiiciilicni.
Mid caiTiV.t.-es havr
1 l-d inch axles.
iiio-' leiii; bii.-gics n:''
(el l.nut steel bows, Steel
W. Orr, su'-ci-s i
cel. I .(l:,.s, 'i'o.v.is.
ncol'd sitK'-loi ing
I'tiaK.i catnl.igtK
Ail ol Orr's hn-.rie!
Sorvaii's patent wti.'ois
Ori'S Conc-.'rd
hung on eoii-ih.cr
ti-fl and Sarvan v.heel t.
lioy vein- hiii.oic.-- tit
',() Sceliler . I )rr, Jli; si
Orr stills all styles ot C
V:g:t. S'ltd lor his i1
-mil price-li.d.
()o and st-o (),-r's b'iggies i.t'd carriage
liclore buying nlsoy.'noro, or s..:..l lVr prices
lit.
Orr sells the bet buggies for tl,oiiKiii"y in
ho win Id.
Orr keeps all styles of carriages, praetor,;
and spring wagons.;
If you want to buj i. fi.m'.lv I'.a.'ri igo senl
Orr's catalogue and prioo-l;t.
' ho I. tid let Say
Pnari'cii's millinery is perfectly cxrptitilo and
so much cheapt r. (
Nir'ly Arrived.
Tlio liuve- t st .ok of iiii-.totti d i'nii:s nn.l
toi'el. goods a' the Marht-l d.-og stoic Btii.h
cs, 'ci.p', perfumery, sp.eii .s, c nibs, pocket
bo. k, anil l-nivi s, c ui every variety and
style at filC Main siro-1.
So'.ueltiiii Aeetli-,1.
At be"t a lamp chinn-er is made which
docs n t break from tlial'l, dampness, cold
air or lie.-.l, what i hlcs-ing ! Every one ol
our rc-itlirs has no thuilii of.fi lost her or his
temper bie-nusc, jn.-t at Ihainenient when a
lamp was mi tt i eideil, the la-l chiinni y in
the l.iuo would break, we therefore advise
everyone to go to 1). Ocslin and buy the
Dragon brand ( hiiiiney, ask your gioeer tor
them stall retail dealers can bo supplied at
the 0: iin. Hail. Tho price is but a triile
highur than the coinmon.
Thorp ll no I'ltlo I ill To. tti nclie.
H '-bca's Hi-.' di'gs" for ni'iking a fellow
stpiirm. Ivobody pities you. ''Hot it out,"
savsono; "rub 'the tooth against a stone,"
sas another ; "when it begins Id B'.vell then
it won't hurt so much," pays a thij-d. The
reason of the ache is you didn't uso S0ZO
I'ONT, and prevent your teeth from decay.
Motlitnir lu Hinder.
What is to hinder a maneniovincas ftno a
smoke hero in Dallas ns bo Could obtsin in
Now Orleans ? Nothing nt all. irontknieu
readers, and for proof we refer you b the
elegantly appointed El Espiuiol smoking
parlor, which is lilted up and stocked in a
manner to com pare with similar leading cs
tahlishuients patronized by society gentle
men in tho Crescent city.
Young lady, aro you cross, nervous and
fretful? Have vou soella of mnlanphok- n
aro you wakeful iiigli's? Uow is your mem
ory, and do you feel vigorous? Aro you
pale, teeblo and inactive? If so, uso ono o
two bottles of Dr. Uromgoolo's Englis Fe
male Hitters, it will restore you to health In
every particular and make you feel bright
ouoyani aim nappy.
A ioort Neat.
There is nothing like a good comfortable
coat in this lifo ; a good solid, substantial
seat that will not givo nwav. This is tho
reason why C. II. Clancy, 709 Main street,
up stairs, has made such a famous reputa
tion by tho manufacture cf his double
lined or eeatcd drawers, which hut live
times as long as these of ordinary make.
Shirts, collars and cut's aro mado to order.
Oyilrraiind FInIi.
Jarrett keeps on hantl.and is in daily receipt
of fresh, select ISaltimore oysters, and fish
from (lalveston. Ho keeps them iu his ice
house, and they aro just as fresh as when
taken from salt water. Also Chicago celery,
nice and well blenched. Prices lower than
tho lowost. Families tako notico.
. n. iionii,
At 412 Elm streot, keeps n full assortment ol
family supplies, nil fresh and of tho best
quality. The trado of tho city and country
solicited.
Tou will never miss a bargain by buyinf
your grocorios at Jos. Menczur's.
Parties living at a distance, who desire tc
consult Dr. Storey, dentist, will confor a fa
vor on themselves sad on him too, by advis
ing him a week beforehand of the day thev
expect to be in Dallai. '
Siii.V
mmu pills
i (tli'iiHuiit 1 1) take,
Anil tho umuaI PunciithcM, I
An t will n ow ul .lire llio in,'
N.vwtm Kmiorntnr iml flranvrr ttvit lin yet
i.-n Ui'(iiiilit In .uilii' n.iiicf. Fi.r 4'(rtiHllun
(lint. lilliUHnt', IIi'tlali IMU'd, .iii'l alt
Uiii'icri iirn.K; from ft t -'., fpii.'fe.f f.f oj tUt t.ijttmt
it i-t liic)ln.ir.iMv tin Ut surnlir rxttint. Avoid tra
il I'l'-rn ; iihi-.' i.i '.''turj (!h hi f iff" riM fur.
VIE4:,I4-Lllt IT KAVtilVi: ih .ut up In
Inon.'.! tin ivtft duly. I'ih'i m) ct-nts. Aflt your
'in'L'i.Ufnr Dnvn.rii)Uvf I'niiiiiSili f, -r inPin1"' llio tiro
pl toi, J. K. llKTUKKIMiTi'N,
;.r. l-.ul; Vl.u-.a, N.-w Vork.
kroaEpJilCilASiNOANV fjii'i
SIS
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II ,u 1, rr A,.'lii:
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0 VI. V M'- Ol
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OF So Caiud
t r i ir
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I'llllU.
All ill'-ea ics'or ilr
AT,IK
1 MSlol'l
' 'I l.ro-.l,
(Tana,
.it . a i- :i.l rnlnto-
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iin, I (M
FOR SALE
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THECRFAT
MALARIAL AHT'SOT
OFTHE AGtl.
.Safe, Certain, Sure and Speedy.
NlvlRFAILSTO cure.
The only articleknownihatVill
j esd(eafe disease
pcrmoncifyfrorrhc syztem
eJ.C.RICIIARDSON,
SOLL Pr.OrHltTOr!
Cencral Agents,
-iirii mmmwi m itk inmnt
EVERYWHERE.
SSO REWARD. S50
FIFTY DOLLARS HEW A IU)
l-'or iut lirito'i Urt will )iroiico a can or
Kxtrrt Hi lei t d):ers,',tl,a! i ,. lUmtli'a,
aoltlonlyby ii.m-)t leo ltesiaurnet,
a; Mi cei.ls her cans l-o
Molllle S.Iiet?
Medium ...!'.....!".'"
The aante f Her fc.r Stews, tr any stslo
ul thu
erv.il
S IU 3 j H TV Z O
Oil Its Oyster nieitr.; unite,, , n )t,
Iliivlntrniaileatrii. Nmlh niut Kast, lonrWuir
Uiaart. 1 defy a teat with sny hnuso.
Jos. llaldrltlge,
Kuiils.
J. & J. IC. Itnlrirldgc,
And Dealers In Exchange.
Collections iirnniitly attentle.1 to. ltelerenoe
Hall, Uutchlngs A Co., lialvestou.
anls, .... Xexa
J. It. rtulilrltlre,
WashliiKtonCo.
DALLAS PAPER WAREHOlJSE 407 MAi;
G.
Pj.
1 3 1 V
VREELAND,
WMiluaulo aril retail Ui-uIbi; lu all kli ils of
and PrinteiB'
'IHr and
PASD FOR RACB
CASH
Opposite LoGrnnd Hotel,
"jpi)ij
mm. .
r
AND
wallas, 1 t-xus,
SST23J,ISI3:E3ID 1874. 1
& G I B S O I
PRINTERS, BINDERS,
m w i
ii
y
t t i i ill inaa
UUHHI
4 firm'rlm nml lmur fwtrop
v?-,. Ill
K.
fltW
JL JIM
THORN k HUN KM
r.arires; ilealei s west of New York City
noiibt) ii m. i.otiia making a si.eclnlii .al
ctiioiIh. Jl lep I.lfif. Hi'lit no am. .,.,!, ' w
lleiierel olHce, 3C1I nntl 1111 s '1,'
1'rioich office, 2I S Viiln 81. y
Tnviin Avuiiee and Kullroad track I
l.r.,tllMI,l,BlTelB-
ir vji.itotns.
GO EAST via ST. LOUIi
OV1SR TIHU
Vandalia, Pan Handle & Pennsylya
LINE ROUTE.
n Totoiio yv pl.ogansport
t -J? fj? v A oCiU3
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rJ Wiicciiiii) V t t
CINCINNATI yVT'
:f vi, wax: ?,to;i v v
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y to mb?t.t"
f-'.ton
i-; i A' i
-TH3 STHENGTU Ai'JD POi'UL AH.7.TY OP KtE VAK'O ALIA l.ir.
'X'Im-oukU rasaenirur Eoute, will be leiulily cc-iupvcht-i'.-If ri c:tt:r' a lue.a.nl'.i
tl'in upoa tho fact that Its iniraenss busluona jubtideo the. vvr.nir.x cfn
i) li'LY LINS3 (Saturdays and Sundaj'i tMoliuted) ai TVLtZX:?7 l'ALACI
(rcrx tit. Louia to Eastern Citioa WISHOTj'T CKANGK, v.n JV.-cvt;; :
t. Pullman Palace Sleeping Car
EVERY EVEXJXG,
LOUIS TO CHICAGO.
;!!iran P;i!ace HccpitiQ Cai1
vVILLE
.'.LOUIS to LOt
Pullman Palace C!,
ifinguar
T. LOUIS toCIUCHIATI
3.,r.
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4. PuUrmn
Hi Eili' .Vrf.t;.! i.
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i--T5n: t rssKR iMST.iNt-i: r.v ras v.ns.iui -.: .i- :-rj-
lite -i-.iiH' o- quicker lime to tnriiius Ka'ti'rn jtniiin t;,;i I'k.,,i V: .,, ::i
in.t.U'rntc i.im'-(I. .Ml the Imm nrincnt) anil nillar t Iiitoii . rr.n.U .-is
i;r. t-iiiivii, which '.-.-nil to insut rapid trmudr, citnii.liieil v-i:i : :' . - t
I'e: fi i t- vilely fur i):u'.eti;:rr, ( w in use on tho Vrs:-.!;i::: i-. ..;..; e
't'tiv "liie I.i-.o r tiia V.mdulU rnn-ttamllc nm! I'lisr..? 'vait-':'. ,.:--.i-i . : i
to Ni.w V.ti-.i.it in-iieliiijilly undu yio luiuiDsev-lclit, aiul Us f..; U it.nl .e i..
iiit? l.e t In till' V'tirlil,
".I U' V. :,.".- r :.V i Iho only i vhirh rum a Trsitn i "., . i ;;.i t.i i ;:
iiir; St. 1-..; I I '.'iJ.VY VG.
F A F-w-j. Ccms-jal r?5nNcirr A,i v, John Z. Si:jii-son, Cl.-.-t .-.
L.U.J, D. . i.
T i:i ts, V-.lr, IT ii e -.1 i;t 't..
'11 l:et .t-.:t-rits of :it!iiei li.e; l.iie. lit'
tnrftiTl-est ,ir .'-'out iiwiitr. ov ril)1. lli.on or a UllT-i.
; i. -'-Vflp-:.
"1 ir'en m I'Tin-i-.. i -mii
POWELL
Dail;--,
Te-'.r!5
iJ5
-.1
VI U : .V H a
Wi aro t!:o:.;:i'';i!y noiinilnti - wiili :h Piii:.
Ilo La!iil of the. .-"ate, liiivi i;; tiirreye.l Rtil
Inontwl nmuy coloiiiei',. ntuek nii'i-lit-ii ami
frtrmt".
Our Mnp of tho Stnte sent Fros.
a. u. rowELu e. L. oior
lttlll7il
W. F. CUMMINS.
1.EA.LESTATEAGEOT
-AUD
NOTARY PUBLIC
407 W5aln Strcut,
DAX.LAS, .... TEXAS,
mn2dtt
rOWELL & CAGE,
Dallas, Tssao.
itrvte Aitontft l-ir
rn-mm hi
W i? r;lv our )t vdoniil ntlcntlou m Henilerlas
l.,SH'l lor tt.i, I'.tylnn Hie taxi ti ul tint nroin-'r
tlmo, (mil maUlni;.ialfa.
Stats F.-Jap Free.
K. M. POWKLl.. K, L. OAQS
Innl'ii.Vw
COTTON FACTORS
AND '
WHOLESALE OllOCEllS,
STRAND, G.U.VESTON.
.O-iOcorreft error, mm prvrcnt deirula.
tlonB ami Biibntltu'lona l the imtKoiw, wo hav
all cottons wviithe'l oa a-:ivnl aud detalle
weights ann claniHikailon a'ivlBM hefor.'(tli
Uiom In our account tales anions othoi wt a
agroea on. JtinSdHwn
Hav8 vou any Headriqlit op
Land Scrip ?
If so Thoy Will bo Wmtlik
AlTilli, 1881.
LOCATE
THEM NC
MVlirp llninilej-lllt- neiteililileil wl.ll tlit
r.ninls, mill will tet von the 'nl. '
DELAY. Wrtto for our
Map of Texas Free.
POWELL iz Gm
Ml Main St.
P;illn, I''"'
A Jt ORDINANCE KXTHNDIMiTllE1
il liiikilH ul llinelly nt Haling.
Ilo It ciiialiifil by the Cliy C'ouui'llo""'
ol Dallas ,.
Ukotion I. Tho flr llniltn of tlie city of i
lii shall be mm aro licrchy cxtwi'lnl w;
incluilo all tlin Rroonil on Imili dlil'-X"
anil Klinstliielfl,!',-. in i-M-muiii-eon the'
I' rvav Btioet on tho h'isi. riiniiiim Im"
hiinilrPii fiirt from iIih front on el;lieril
biel .Malu ami KUn st:o Ih,
Hio.a. Ita!)l l,o iinlHwful fur ftiiy,0"
tnillilor plane wlililn l.l limits. orW
ovrncil In plnnliii? or IniiMlinr thrrwn.
I'ltililiiig or (.tnii'iui-j of wt.oil, or oW
liu.stible nialci-iiil, i r eieet any wtioileu
WOlk. llllleMH t.i. i, ka.nn lit, .j,e,.l'l,l w H"
stn, sheet Iron, or oilier (Ire-proof m '
anil any biilltllriir sn e.Hirttiiiet. d nh 'll K,
t-xt'iliiin lv ivt' lift In lielnht. Anr"1'',
liitlnst Ihla scftion Hliall lie lined, m "n,,f''.
lion lu tli" Mayor's court, noiexii6:li;
ttolinrn Knch tiny siirh hntitiiiiK r '
V'Ul'k ftlmll l-.oinlr, tltnll
'tll'.'i sc. ami iiih Major uliall cause "
iu uaitiiuuuHU,
Sko 3. Mo oilier liiilkllnca hull ho ff ,
111 H.'ilil Hit t ,vr,.,,t lh..v l.o e .ll-lrUfl
brick or Klenp, its provlJtid In un nmi!
l"tit-u on i-Noveinoi-r -jinii, a. ii. if"-.-.
Inillil oj; in aniti 'liiilt fhnli ho ""I
cxceitt iih iirtiviilt-d In Unit onllnnnce, r;
tile provlalmti f that oullii.inei h1iU '
In tiiAiii.u it, nil. i.u...i u,ui.itii,(l. nrti
ono otteiiillnn plinll he sul'.lcct 10 IM ''
lifiuiiiKH un ineieiu iiroFcnocii.
Skc. i. That Hits onlliiancotake 1
pa8i;oanil rultlioal'on.
A t.l.rr..,...! .1.... 1)11, 1. IOC,
JOHN j". GOOD, MJ
Aitcst:
J. ti. IlERKFORD, Spordarv.
i . Tjini
H N'K ill rtiiirown to,,ii. i.,-- .
) 5 outiit Iro?. Atltliesa 11. HttlW
foitlanu, Maine.
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