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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17

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IN tho DALLAS HERALD. W.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17
LETTER FROM HOY. JOHN HEM
'H'' ICY BROWN. 'ia s7a 'a
A;a.Tiis, May! Is, 1873.

.mo ,'oa AGsTis, May rs, 1873.
To the Editor Of the Dallas Herald. "a .,,l-rr,
On yesterday the House passed the bill
amending the charter Of the Dallas and
Wichita Railroad. The bill provides thst
nothing in the act shall impair any liz;
bility or obligation of the present incor-
porators TO the ,origina Incorporation. @ z
On motion Of Judge Ventcrs, the
Road is required TO GO by Denton, thence
northwest. Sc. II is to get 1G sections of
land per mile, and is 10 build l25 mile,
by January lst, 1877. If Dallas does not
furnish the usual right Of way, as in 9th.
er charters, the Road retains It's original
right TO run west, SC. Tie bill yet has to
pass the Senate. .at s3
l forwarded to-day, by Judge Good, the
charter of tho Mechanics Real Estate and
Savings Association Of Dallas, n special
act. Also three charters | have obtained
under the general law concerning private
corporations, viz: Charter for pa Has
Military Institute, Dallas CONF jail
Club, and the Dallas Banking and 1nsu-
rance Company. That law being sefec.
tive, by the omission Of the enaofing
clause, get through the Legislature an
act amending il, and lcgalizing all char
tiers previously obtained under it--three
o. which had myself previously obtained
for citizens of Dallas. That all inter-
csted may fully understand their rights
enclose you copy of the amendatory
act and request You will publish il, as it is
very short.
Again | wish to speak 10 the school
teachers. The bill to pay hem was vetoc
by the Governor, re-passed at once by the
House, but still hangs in the Senate. |
hope it will pass that body. Until passed
it is impossible to know absolutely how to
adv Use the teachers. II the Senate passes
the bill, then it's 4th section, rs published
in the herald, shows what is necessary
10 be done that is, each account must DO
sworn to by the teacher and two patrons
Of thu school.
Most of the accounts sent me, for want
of these afiidavi,s,w will have to be sent back.
This | will do the nom ent the Senate
passes the bill. There is no provision by
which the assignee of a claim can col
lcct it without the affidavit of the
teachers, and this, unless renedied
will work hardship on parsons who have
in good faith, taken such claims for debts
due them. have sought TO have the de-
feet corrected, and hope to succeed.
+ The House Mt last, on yesterday, gave
the finishing toush to the Pacific Railroad
Bill, and the Senate will do the same. The
vote was SO to %. TheState thereby receives
the building Of the road and getsrid ofsix
millions of dolln-. debt which, with inter
est for thirty years, would ran up to
twsniy-ssven millions. The question was
one Of grave public importance, and to
North and Northwest Texas II is a matter
all others in encouraging
The speedy development Of our grand di-
vision of the State. In all its bearing. il
has been the most complicated question,
perhaps, ever before the Legislature Of
Texas, and all parties, friends and oppo-
utnts, rejoice that, so far as the House is
concerned, it has been finally settled.
u Respectfully,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17
GUILDS SIGNAL.
ny narr nAnrE.

. 4 a. &.
Two low whistles, quaint and clear, ~
That was 'lli signal thr eng ipenT--
That was the signal thai uail'i, Ills said,
Gave TO his wife Ut Providence,
As through Tho sleeping town and the nee, ri
Out IN the night,
faf On to the light,
4 I,own past tho farms, lying white, he spcd!
Asa husbands greeting, s,ant no doubt,
BYst to tho W oman looking out,
aMatcbiUs mud waiting, no screnadc.
Love -.ong, or midnight roundclay, fT
Said what that whistle seemed 10 say: . d
fffsi ITO my trust true,
ff hfr So, love, to you!
Working or waiting, good mighty 1t said.
r. isk young bagmon, tourists fine, ....
Old comnutsrs along the lire,
brakeman and roriers. glanced ahead, 'tf1r q
snil 4 as the signal, sharp, Intense, s4af emf
Pierced III rough The ,hadows Of Providence.
'Noihing amiss.
NathinP; 1t is 7frH
Only Guild calling his wife, -they said.
Summer aud winter, the cid refrain
Rang DER tho biiloxs OF ripeIing grain, Dr.
= Pierced through the budding ongts o'erhea'l
Flew, down the track when the red leaves burnct
Like living COILS from tine engine spuviied;
Sang as 1t few, rs
"To our trust true; ra.-
First Of MI. duty. Coed nighti'' II said.
Ana ihcn ono night II WAS hrarlno more, er
From SfhnfDgtsh over Rhode leland SHORE,
Aud the folk In Providence smiled and said,
As they turned In their beds, "Tiie engineer
Has once forgotten his aiinisht cheer"
'iatff OAs orly knew fs
f-alat To his trust true.
Guild lay under bis EN- ine dead.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17
A sutder,s Bridge.

The way in which n spider spins and
wcavcs his web is ofton very remarkable.
A writer in the Hearth and Home gives
this curious instance:
One chilly day, he says, was tired OF
reading Robinson Crusoe; | caught q
spider and brought IL home into the house
TO play with. Funny kind of mate, wasn't
it? Well, | took a wash basin and fast
ened up o stick in il, like liberty pole or
q vessels mast, and then poured in water
enough 10 turn tho mast into an island for
my spider whom named Crusoe, and put
on the mast. As soon as he was fairly
east away, he snxiously commenced run.
ming around 10 find tho road 10 the main
land. He'd scamper down the mast to the
water, stick out foot, get II wet, shake
it, run around the stick and try the other
side, and then run back up to the top
again. Pretty soon 1t became serious
matter with Mr.. Robinson. and he
sat down to think over it. As
in moment he acted as il he
wanted to shout for boat and
was afraid he was going to be hungry
| put little molasses on the stick. A
fly came, but Crusoe wasx hungry for flies
lust then. He was homesick for his web
in the corner Of the woodshed. He vent
slowly down the pole TO the water and
touched it all around, shaking his foot
like pussy when she vets her stocking in
the grass, and suddenly thought sp-
peared to strike him. Up he went Hse
rocket to the top and commenced playing
circus He held one foot in the air, and
then another, aud turned around two or
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17

Two crippled soldiers OF Tie late war
representing each Of the coatenaing ar
mics, have established a union OF their
own for mutual aid and support in the
city Of New York, aud are making an
humble livelihood on the street corners by
means Of hsnd-orgsn. Antilstsd BY
shot and saber, these poor fellows who, In
vigorous manhood, would have taken each
oilers life on the battlefield, have joined
hands at last in good fellowship and bear
enc anoihers burdens with as much good
will as though they had been messmates
instead Of enemies. Thess crippled SOL
diers probably could not define the word
stafesmauship, bat they sbo= spirit OF
reconciliation and willingness to make
the best Of the present which many pro-
fesssi statesmen might study and emulate
10 their own credit aud the INFINITE adj
vantage of the country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17
VIZ had hspod to get along without re.

VIZ had hspod to get along without re.
sorting 10 the terrible engine of, destruc d
ton known as the "Bogardrs Kicker
but yesterday, when the, same. old chap
came, in, apd asked FOR one of tue two
copies Of the Philadelphia Press 8. we
receive, he was invited to sit down, the
secret spring was touched, and twelve
kicks We're administered beneath him that
woulI have s.ni IN ordinary man through
thereof. This unsuspcctiag victim merely
remarked, "Your Hoe press seems 10 jar
the building a Ilt,lc to-day" Then turn
ing on the full strength, we looked at him
again. Though split in TWO sections, a
smile was on his face, AID a copy of the
Press in each fist, Poor but worthy nedi-
cal students, desiring half a subject to cut
up, are invited TO call and see our stock
or the entire remains, neatly packed in
ice, will bs shipped toFauy address, G. ..
D., on receipt of siamp.-LSi. Louis DEM
OCIul. ...YIF. 20 ..H # Dol. r.H#.#.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17
% ELlEF IN TEN MINUTES.
RRYAN,s pUIMoNIc WATERS

oh. coneh.. Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore
Throat Hcarsenes., diffcult breatbrg, lnclpient
cemsumption and Lung Diseases. They have no
t.ste Of medicine, and any child will take them
,s, .s.,slrri Testimony given in hundreds ofcases.
hsk Cor BRrsxs PrLNoSIc wsrERs. Price 30 cents
Ter boxl JOE MOSES propulsion, Is Cortlandt ST.
New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17

Ae 4 Sensational isi, J. N. Bariholow,
local editor Of the HERALD, 10 SUGGEST
Z Waco Advance. rsm rom@
The local Of the DALLAS HERALD spar
kles like ar Al~ka diamond in negro's
head band.- Waco Examiner.
Tho DALLAS HERALD has recently ex-
hibi.ed considerable improvement, espe-
cially In the iSchi editors department II
certainly has live locai--one who siings
printers ink in spicy style. We get our
latest news from the DAILY HERALD, and
we hope its proprieiors will be financially
rewarded for their outlay and enterprise.
Sherman Patriot
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17
stray Notices.

Taken up 10y A. s. Humbard,s and estrayedpefrs Z
John D. Kcrfoot. Justice of thef-cnce Ut pfeeiict
No l. one Ray Mare. years old, about fourteen
hands high branded II n, eonnec 'csi, on left
shouIdcr. both lind feet white, small blaze IL :
forehead; appraised at $50. sa2si
Taken up u Tw Owen, and cstrayed before
Jbo Rerfoot, Justice Of the Peace Of precinet NJ.
I, one Hed Roam Horse Pony, about thirteen and n
half hhuds hish. 6years old. small white SPOT IN
forehsad rieht hind foot white. 70 he psst2r jcint,
q few saddle MARKS, BRANDED 4 On len shouidsrD
and thigh; valued at $40.
Taken up by j. s. woodright; and -strayea u
fore n Myers Justice Of TIE Peace Of rrerii'rt NO
Z. ono lieia BAY Mare, blaze face. 10 OF y years
old, souriscn and halt hands high, bEAuuop ~
the len shoulder Il appraisrd AZ 10
Taken un BY Thos. J. sfratten, and e.'rAys,' ss-
fore VI j. lIalscl, Justice of presinct No. = one
nv FiIles three yeas old last sprinE, 10th let
81 while ahonf the ankle, bl1ze fsre, alnnt
Ii5s hands high; no brands PerceiTaiie' App'"'s'a
7" - JIM LAWS. o. O. DC. =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17
The Now York Herald. referring to /

The New York Herald, referring to the
conflict in 81. Martins, asks "Do the
American Ieoplo pause TO reflect upon the
fatal consequences Of this condition Of
society in one Of tho sovereign States Of
tho Uniou2 DO they persuade themselves
that the liberlies Of The people of Louisiana
can be stripp I'd from tbeni, that The legal.
ly elected officers q the Louisiana State
govern meDt can be driven from power at
the point of the bnyonet, aud the liberties
and rights OF other com muniiics and other
S,o,es DO yet preservcd' Tho occu9ences
in IouisianA to-day are fraught with dan
ger to the peace Of the Union and to the
lives Of hundreds Of thousands oi.inuocent
persons II the people of the Northern
States realize tho ez.ent and gravity of
the issues involv ed in the conflict in Louis
lana, there would be sotie hope ofafrectinE
a change in the policy OF the talking OK OF
tho White House.. But they do not fully
realize the situation, and they will not
realize H. unlil the bayonet is placed at
their own threats.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17

THs Baltimore American announces that
the prosecarion Of Mrs. Wharton, the al
iesed poisoner, is virtually at sn end.
aAs for the posr broken woman, u con-
tinurs. -zss has BEEN relieved from the
apprehension Of immcdiat- punishment hy
iris a ar of the court, no ene will care 70
pas.sne her any further Twice che mas
bse- .-isi, e=d e-s.Asr time found guilty.,
although there were few. either in court
or cut Of court who believed her 70 be in
nocsnt. The refusal Of the State 10 press
%. prosccutioa win not change the
almost unsnimous verdict which the
public has rrono1nssd against her,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17

rt,nE srAE OF TEXAS TO ALL PERSONS
interested In ths estate Of George W. Guess,
deceased.
N q. Bower, administrator Of the estate ofGeorgc
" Chess deceased, has filed in the District Court
Of Dallas county Il xas, An application for the sale
Of tho following described property, to-wit; Lots
Nos. aud in Lock No. 81, in the city Of Houston
and county oi iiarri.; oLe;Lalf OF lot MOI In
black No. "a, In the city of Dallas Dallas county;
int No. x, In block NJ. Z, in tho town OF Dem
tos. p.uton county, Texas forty scrc' OF hnd,
mai Of tho - survey, NEAR the town Of sryenc,
In Dallas coanty; - srrcs Of lnna on the Truity
river in Navarro aud II oostouc counties, eoh,o.et
IN said Guess by ". H. Etbberson; - acres OF
land il Lin,lstoie COUNTY, Texas, conveyed TO said
GussS ty 5. s. Jouss, which will be heard at the
,r,t ,,rm 81 said count, commencing OH the iirst
Monday in June, A. y 1873, at the courthouse In
Tic r,y aud cou, ty at Dallas and stale Of Texas at
whicI, Tins all persons Interested In the e'ta'c OF
said George Cues, deceased, inay appear ana con-
tc,t s,,d application they sce proper.
Witness: join NJ. Laws. CLERK OF tho
,pistri 4 Court of Dallas county, ic1as.
SEAL lGiycn under my hand and the zeal OF
~ aid court, at oi!eo in tho city Of Dallas,
this 8Oth dsyof April, A. u. 1873.
I'D. JOHN N. LAWS, Crk DIST Court
b'- Dallas county, Texas,
Il, y cosNprs psputy TTtt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17
discovery in tho Necropoii. of Thebe..

can arcbmologist, DR.. Ebers, residing
in Egypt, for some months, has just dis
severed says Tie General German Ga
zeite, Tin the Add Eel. Ausuah, which forms
part Of the necropoli, of Thebes, the tomb
Of a .ceriain Amen -em Heb, with an in
scription Of great historical interest. The
writing contains the biography of the
defunct for the use of generations 10
come, and declares that parsonage to have
lived under the Eighteenth dynasty equiv
slent 10 the tenth century before Christ) /;
he took part 10 the warlikc expeditions of
Pharaoh Toutmes ILL.,, with whom no
passed the Euphrates, and from whose
hands be. received distinctions of every
sort for his exploits. The text even men.
lions the nature Of the decorations in
question: ai asi.irq - iria
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17

p In answer 10 n circular asking us to
take the agency for the sale of Bogardns'
kicking machine for the destruction of ex-
change ficnds, we have 10 say, that We will
have nothing to do with them. They are
dangerous liable TO get out Of order.
We. warrant the number thirteen triple sole
worn by ouCighing editor, and his trusty
army revolver, to be more efficient, if less
civilized, than the Rost complicated And
ingenious mprhiho thar could he invented.
The most. fandish exchange iend qnails
4ani rereNls e'nrctl,e engle eye and mar
'tial sifpql oar lighting ediior.-- Padncah
ken;ucii'ar.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17
why Gre.nbnsls. arc DspfesIn,eds

The Chicago Tribune tries TO snswerthis
query as follows; 4f-a
Being premise Of the Government to
pay gold, and il being presumable that the
Government win be able 10 pay all its
debts, why are greenbscks not worth par !
The answer TO this makes IL necessary 10
recall The fact that at the beginning offhe
war the Government had no sufhcient
supply Of ready money with which 10 pay
for The munitions Of war Il soughtthcss
Of the people on credit pronis.ng 70 Peg
for them In gold, ana the $s5s, QUO, 90 Of
eresnbscks represssf that part Of tAedsba
which the Government promised 70 pay %
demaud-at least this wss the inference.
because there vas no dafs OF payment
mentioned in the greenbncks - there 80
in The bonds. Besides this, the hEtiansi
Banks have practically promised = pay
s3f0, 000, 900 Of gold in redemption Of their
notes, contingent upon the 6overnmcnf
paying is eresn5nck notes in gold Here
are 500 0oo, 600 Of promises % pay gold /
On demand. Bat there hes never Jet tsss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17

~ ~ sTAfr on. TEXAS 10 fun snEhIFF
L or any Constable OF Dallas county, dreetingi
Where's oath has this day been made before me,
bye b. Tiru-top, that q. T. halliburton IL a tan
sirnt per.on, SO that the ordinary process OF law
an not . served upon him, you are hereby eohi'
wrii IN some newspaper nhlishtd In said county,
far u ~ successive weeks before the return DAY
I,r.lt run lon tao raid q. T. llnllihuit"n TO- hv
XIV county oi d alias, On the ID day Of June, A. -.
49,, TO answer the complaint OF tho said $. ID.
TI,n,tun. for The sum Of one hundred dollars, due
and aynhir on rst day Of April a. ID. 1873, on nc
count for med cal services rendered..
Herein fall not, aud ith,s writ make due return
ns the law directs.
Given under my hand the al day Of May, A. ID.
1873 j. d. kERfooT, j.. T.,
"a r Precinct No. ], Dallas Co., Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17

Hun STATE OF rGSAs TO ALL PERSONS

Hun STATE or TESAB TO ALL PERSONS
II inter, .ted IN the eet.t oi Eugene b., Sidney
A.. sa.le NJ. aud James II, Williams, minors.
A IL. Williams, guardian of tbs lorsons nsd cs-
tates Of Eguei . Il sidney A., Ssliie u aud Ja,cs
r. " illjsns ninor,, has filed IN thn District court
Of Daln, county, Texas, al application Tor tile salc
of The ling Described real estate, to-wit: One
bunurr, acres Of land, part Of The john W. Wright
survey. siinats in Dallas county, fex's on me
waters of Cedar creek, which will be heard at the
next term OF the District Court If Dallas cohny,
Texas IN lie held at The courthouse in Tho city ani
cnunty of ID alas and State OF Tnxa., on tho first
MONDAY In june, A. u. 1873, at which tine all per-
,,us Interested IN the said estate may appear and
cnntc,t the same IL they think pr"fer
Witntss m, official signature and tbs
/c-S\ seal of the District Court ut Dallas
onn,y TeA Nh, at , 0l'iGe ANA m ' Is7 s,'' O'
}, II LAWS, CIR Dist. Co'irt,
q w ?. ~ Dallas county, Texas,
,,u II r,o,,,vs D.nuty 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17

rstsr NJ ~ iein = Aa'ei. snd ssif,tsf f,iofA
=. Z. ifr.'. 4 2 2, rWfinei NJ n-oae Lrovn
isfss. I ~ ianda ilFh. q terfs 80 star ~ fnfs.
tsaf, IN fots fpt v'ife. s'nait troi IN srtis
lrlnt me fls's eye, sasni.h brand IN IN ihi,h.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17

Tsfen m y" v q ksln'n. md es'-a-dd heNors
n. g G'ay, Y r Precinct No 2-Two rsihllg. ond.
n sotrall rnnn branded n m eaeh -hopfie,;
or 10 wears old. nfi,en End y Riftnnishich. tho
clher snrrci with Tfr In fsoe. Libf IN left eye,
about NJ lrpds high o or ten 7<1>Fsbld t'si "a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17

ratfs NJ ten n Find,,v. sd et'ray,d trt,te
NJ drsy, ! r. rftcin-i VI p ose ycioe O.W.
isr fftrt nar. srr 'rii irftruds itch. shout 10
isafs eId, bfhpded II. y On len ahnuidsf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17

fks sss Tksss 49, R,ys tsHt fItfss
Thf fenxtItf tNtaf,f, fntfIhe NWt
flaflhu,lse N ne hss est, ihsts Asi zee
sest Pieces, wiii IA issesd ~ daJ NJ iFe
w ~. Dihdsfmsf, director NJ ne Mat
One cent bfcnfs and three and hss cent
rletei topfef-rlttts msy, NJ The dlstft.
ton NJ the director ~ Mat 4, be delivered
n any ~ The rflntirrl tiIss and towns
I The uniitd ,Iia,te NJ The tott ~ tue
pid isr iisnstctiallos.
caitnNi1 b. hentd ~ sehapre nj par
isf laval NJ iss-ei NE tp''d f'sies
Applirsiicns Tor these- coma attcfnpsI
0iei lyufr, 'rshs,afs LolilE nwt BE-
tAIs'ip ~ d. lofifp, Hnrehh'ebs,M VI
|,tosniiit va. b Mod set 4. efsfn,lad-i-
rbia ~ rn~ ,li'g mot'y oilsrs. or h'gh
dihisol lhiAucirhit or Nov York, pqy
at.s 10 the oIdrrot the sAId s,pttihleu-
Jeul, % tho receipt OF wlieh, or NJ soon
Iherrti-y ~ prr,egh!r, an amount Of
un noI' coins tpartsptihl Nc Win tbe sum
fsnittsl vii he ietNtide tee Of tY-
ren,e, 10 any paj0tGc1t-'b'e By . stm or
tsltcpununcit-un. s.... ..ft md
Persons mAkuk mp ieNipn for ~ nor
eotns will slslc bstueu'arly He jeuopi-
nation required, %betneF one, ,h,te or
i've cent pieces, AMI wine plainly Tie
a1drt., 10 which tho cDius are TO be iUr-
| warjed, .- ...,. ,l i., .l
these reputation, Apply only TO one
cvot breozs and lhr,e aVi i've cent nickel
copper coins which srs issued only by the
mInl Of the United Slsi,snl PtiladrIph'a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17

Il lsl,',e,d IL M sIsis ~ ts@ts 4 = hss'
vi n teomisi. aiainlGfsiof NJ ne tisie ~
fe,csI u = ptenfd, dffeas.f. has hiei N fhe
M fisi ua,i N raiiss seeeis T'.ss, ~ tlpli.
,s,nr fpf the saie N NE frliowHa dostf hed tfet
sfises ,owlr ifnet ~ lad, situate N rallies
tiehi,. Tet,s, ah telnr p'fi ~ NE fi,sh.h
teile,bs iuftsy htflhhlng ~ \ sishH N W.
eo,,l, t,r,pdsfy 6fssM fufsts, Al the Old solony
Isl nile ,lAts, from whlrh sseda, y ". wsn.
Uts tfr, n sim ~ Ia. va box, ". vr.i
littoe v,,i With aid t.oilen Ins re0 W. io'er',
ll,tspAhs Y, . terh.r ,.lst,l 'hsayf VI, y .am
,'Sts irn's ahlehs hi,LcfNa ~ tsflssshfs,
10. effH r.s tht.ts :. N, s,too q y tei"a
n itfbusL In irvine; thence worth bn1h 'rs 70
the iefIrttnr, aud containing - sores, which
win lie hoard NJ Tie mex, term ~ tho District u.nt'
Of ralias onuuty, Tssas, to lee held at the Court.
lon,e In he city aud county OF Dalla aud Slate OF
Tevos. on ,hs fret Monday ~ Inne A. u. 1873,
Witgrss my official signature aud the
seal Of Tie District Court Of Dallas couh
SHS )ly, Tera', II, once " he Guy Of p"""''
N/0 Sthlr 3Olh day ~ APRIL, 1873
J0uN NJ. LAWS, crk DIST. Court,
Dallas Co., Texas.
. D ~ 10 f<fAnp.v 10
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17

A young drug clerk vent to see 'her'
one night, and with q lovers familiarity
entered the parlor without knocking. The
room was DARK, bat be Knew he was ex-
pecsed, and tboogbt he heard the rustic Of
a dress In ths gloomy corner sElfridsl'
he exclaimed in passionate tones, what,
hidinsg WtAt art thou doing, pretty
seepS sasn-hfn' a neg uhmistskably
came from Eidrida's brother, behind the
ssfa. and the drug clerk laid his weary
head on the windeE-sill and.Eepi until
Efrila came IN with lamp s..I. 81.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17

Taken m ~ " spsrks and esirnyei before v ",
Ksrfnot. Up Precinct No. Two mnrr-. onc
hav. about ~ hnpis hi-i " yerrs nld ir,i 6rd I,
IN right shoulder left hind foot white has hid IA
'uln; the other hlsck tnarc ainut az bonds
hIrh II or u vents old, branded y on shoulder,
and X on right shoulder.