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Gen. D. rs. Riir's Comments on ihe
peuth OF Gen. Candy.

charlotte IN. c. Home.
AT the outbreak of the war in 1861, h,
deserted his own section aud cast in hi
lot with their enemies. lie seems to hav,
won rank and reputation in the Fedora
! service, and was one of the six Brigadierl
appointed in the regular army, on thu
peace establishment. He was given com
mand of the Department of tho Carolnas
and carried out ruihlessly all the crse
measures of remorseless Congress. The
war against his own land and people
seemed 10 have destroyed oil his noblei
qualities, and to have trans formed hin
into the usuai type OF the renegade. A
citizen of Charlotte was present in Rich
mond when General Candy personally SUI
periD,ended the hanging of Il white man
up by the thumbs for kicking an insolent
negro out of his saloon.
Jim Lane cut his own throat. Stanton
most likely committed suicide. King
drowned himself One by one the op-
pressors Of the South come to an untimely
end. Some OF the most atrocicus are now
covered with infamy worse than death. Is
II accident or is it retiibution?
The history of renegades is &c ting to
DC lusTuCtlNc. MI. blHCOiu ueehVg GU nis
own people, violated his conscience, and
stultifed his oft-expressed opinions. lie
was foully and atrociouly murdered in the
hour of his triumph. General Thomas
plecged himself in Lynchburg at the out
break of the war TO stand by his neighbors
and kindred. Seduced by office, he fought
against them. At the close of his brilliant
military career, popinjay was put over
him, and he dropped dead in San Fran
CISCO Old Brownlew was the strongest
pro-slavery manin the South. But he cas-,
his lot with the Abolitionists and prosecuted
his own people. lie is now. paraly tic ond
almost q driveling idiot. Professor Mahan
was an ardent Soulherner and could hardly
find language wherewith to express his alb
horrence of the dis-union Abolition party
during the war, and became very bitter
against his own section. He was super
cedeJ, when his work was done, threw him
self in the Hudson ia the madness Of his
despair. Who would not rather be Grip
pied Confederate soldier munehing crust
Of bread, than poor Longstreet, the pet Of
Grant and the Idol Of The Louisiana thieves.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24

One Of those wonderful scientific jour
nal says If your nose should be cut of
by an aceidcrt, clap it on again as soon
as possible, and keep il there. 1t will soon
be all right again. Lieut.. Preiser, of the
Austrian army, did 80, and now his nose
ls as good as ever.
This reminds us Of the case Of oil Gen.
Jones who fought in the Mexican war.
Jones had his nose sliced of with sabre.
lie had heard Of the above remedy, and
he instantly piohe1 mp his Roman nose,
wiped The dust of Of il on his sleeve,
clapped il on again, and bsndaged il with
bis handkerchief. He left il undisturbed
for couple Of weeks, AMI then when be
removed his handbags was mortified TO
learn that his nose was upside down. II
was too late 10 remedy The error, and 50
he still wears bis Roman organ with his
nostriis pointing sky~ard, and never ex-
periencss any special inoonveniauce cr-
cspting when be has q cold, ard then be
has 10 stand oa bis bead to sneeze. The
Goserni presents picturesque appear
ancs On these oeoasionx- Atchison rs J
Globe.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24

The following telegram was received by
Mayor Long, last evening:
Hous1oY, TEXAS, May 20, 1878.
To Ben. Long, Esq, Mayor;
By instruction of the Congressional
Delegates, We beg you to convey to the Cit
liens of Dallas our thanks and apprecia-
ton of their very generous Inequalities
extended to US on Monday, and cur regret
that we were obliged to leave without a
larger acquaintance with your people and
with the beautiful and rich country around
you. JOHN A. KASS0N, Iowa,
Z. S. ORTIZ, Indiana,
PHILLIP COOKE, Georgia,
J. 3. SENER, Virginia,
E. o. sTANARD, Missouri,
Committee.
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car Gucr.p Of monday.

The following are the names OF tho
Congre ssional delegation aud excursion
is;s. and the ladies who accompanied
them:
Capt. jos. B. Esds, ex-Mayor Chauncey
|. Filley, Mayor Joseph Brown, Hon.
Henry 7. Blow, Gov. Woodscn, Lieut.. Gov.
Charles L. johnson, Hcn. Jas :. Rollins,
Hon. Erastus Wells, Hon. W. II. Stone,
Judge Chester II. Krum, Judge II NJ.
Jones, Judge J. J. Lindley, Alderman
Balm, Hon. S. Hutohins, s. ii. Lailip, d. P.
Rowland, r. NJ. scruggs, Colonel J. j.
Mitchell, WIN. D Balm, Major ". 5. Pope,
u. J. Lippman, Geo. il. Morgan, Preston
Player, Geo j. Barnett, Capt. Bart able,
W. Il. scudder, Col. A. W. slsyback, C9pi.
Samuel Pepper, Gen. Clinton b. Fisk, City
Counselor L. 2. McCsrty, Colonel J. g.
Pra,her, Alderman A. ". Mead, Sergeant
Louis Dor,beimer, h. X. Northrup, Or h.
]. MeKeliops, Major julius Tlnnicke, Thcs.
VI. Booth, Sam. W. DodJ, Colonel
Nat Claiborne, Mr. pclboDds, Couat
Dclassus, Gen. John Mcdonald, Jas.
Gosh. Lafayette Wilson, Captain W.
b. Hazes;ine, Hon. Zach Mitchell,
et-Gov. Kearney, N. r. Collins, Col. A,
w. Mitchell, E. 5. WALTON, r. B. Brown,
:. Mitchell, Chief Justice Cuilea, Capt.
A. W. Henry, Dr.. Thomas Kennerd and
Alderman Currie, Of Missouri.
AMONG the prominent persons from
other States were Gov. Austin, Of Minne-
se,s; Gov. Nayes, of Ohio Gov. Walker, Of
virginia Gov. Osborn. OF Kansas Bx-
Gov. Ward, Of New Jersey, Senator Ram
say. Of Mrunesoia Senator Norwood, OF
Georgia Hon. J. II. Kennard, OF New Or
leans Hon. Vim. Lawrence, Of Ohio Hon.
J. j. ward. Of Chicago Hon, John A..
Kasson. of Iowa Hen. q. W. Clishec, Of
Michigan judge Niblack. Of Indiana
Gen. Mcore, Of lllinois Col. E. c. Boadi-
not. Of the Indian Territory J. P. Robin
son. Consulting Engineer Of the a. & 7.
r. r.. and the following ladies and their
escorts Hon. C. l. Finley and Mrs. Geo.
G. Mckee. Of Mississippi; Hon. John
Smith Of Virginia, and Mrs. c. |. Pilieyi
Hon. Geo G. Mckee, Of Mississippi and
Mrs. Cannon, Of illinois, hon aud Mrs.
Rea. of Illinois, Hon. Mr. ADD Mrs. Tgner,
of Indiana, Hon. AIR. and Airs. Williams,
of Wiscossin, Hon. Mr.. and Mrs. McNul-
IA. of Illinois, Gen. sandfOri aad Mrs.
Fort. OF Illinois.
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tsptsssasp srism



A tsiy's ioof and 4 slelp n wool,
fsded and scllsd md eoft
OH ihlnss yen ~, Nnd donm gnn'fe flnhi
Ionnd feaman's heft tbs stormy hlahti
" 10 the ysfda sIsh'
Mod ilke ~ follg, lnt lmts, iooh here
when hfd went " ~,
A vnmsn siood m Jon fst0N strand,
with q wefdlnf.fng m ihe smHil soft hand
Which eiung 40 closs tome.
NV wife -0ed less heu The day hiore
She sai beside nv foot,
And tho sunlight kissed her YELLOW hair,
Aud The dslity fingers, den and lair.
KnItted baby's boot.
Tho ,oyage vas over; I eane s.horei
What ihink yon found iheiI
A grave The daisies had sprinkltd white,
A cottage empty md dnrt IA night,
Aud this beside the chnlr-
The liitls boot. twas unfinished still;
The tangled skrln lay near;
But the kniricr had gone away to rest.
with the babe asleep on her quiet breast.
Down IN the clnuchynrd drsar.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24
The Opposition to the Republican Party

A number Of the Republican newspapers
of this State, and indeed of the whole
country, are greatly exercised over any
proposition looking to q coalition Of the
various elements opposed to the continu-
ance of that party in power. Especially
have they dashed themselves into fury
over suggestion by the New York
World, in regard to the formation Of par
" on the basis Of an unqualified free
trade platform. Apprehensive Of any
thing like union Of the different ele-
ments which are opposed to the Radical
party, these servile organs frantically call
upon the Democratic press to reject the
Worlds proposition. The attempt Of the
Republican party 10 screen lis course Of
ris-con- duet behind the tariff question, is
ingenious and characteristics, but too trans
parent to deceive the intelligent masses Of
the country.
The question Of free trade, however i'm
portnnt as one Of mere economic interest
is orershsdorsd By Others Of more seri-
Gus nature, which the politiesl parties Of
This country ere called upon 70 MEET fear
lsssiy and without equivocation. What
s-sr be The 5asis On which suSh q union
NAY be effected, here will be corti1ers-
tons sf more vital interest 10 The life Of |
I .is nsfio. and the honor Of lie Eofsrn-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24

Delegates from the different municipal.
ties formed Provisional government on
the 18th of November, 1855.
On the 18th of March, 1885 by the nc
ton of her delegates, Texas assumed a
place among the nations of the earth, and
was known as the Republic of Texas.
On the 4ih of July, 1916, the deputies
Of the Republic assembled at Austin,
adopted resolution accepting the terms
of annexation proposed By the Congress
Of the United States on the LIST day OF
March, 1916, and thus Texas became n
member of the American Union.
A convention, assembled at Austin,
passed aa ordinance Of secession on the
is, day of February, 1861, which was
submitted TO the people for adoption,
and by them adopted oa the -23d day OF
February, 1861, to take effect March ],
1861. Texas was the fifth State to seeede.
On May 81, 1865, the Trans Mississippi
or Western department OF the Confederate
States was surrendered TO General Candy,
at New Orleans.
Ga The 18th Of June, 1865, Andrew
Johnson appointed Jack Hamilton Prosi-
sionsl Governor Of Texas and sent squads
of Federal soldiers into almost every
county in the State. A convention adopt
ed and the people ratified in 1906, Con-
s,itu,ion, which by the Federal Congress
was adjudgsd not Republican. We were
then under military government virtually
till the acceptance by Congress Of The
Constitution Of 1859, this was March SOth,
1870.
From the LIST Of March, 1851, until
March 80, 1870, the statutes Of Limitation
were suspended in Texas. Under the
Constitution Of 1869, Davis and his Radical
Legislature were elected, thousands Of the
most influential citizens of Texas being
disfranchised.
10 November, 1872, the members Of the
Thirteenth Legislature were elected. When
they will adjourn will be the next epoch
in The history Of Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24
Prsving Ones Identity.

A correspondent Of the Evening Post,
writing from Stutigafdt, Germany, under
date Of April II, relates an occurrence
which will remind Hoine Of our readers
of the story told Of Joe jefferson. Jcf.cr-
sen called NJ u hank fos some money one
day, but was unknown to the officer. On
being asked to identify himself in some
way, cifsrson thought amomeni, and then
with that peculiar, drawl so familiar to
those who have heard him play Rip Van
Wrinkle, replied schneider 1t was II
dogs name, hut he got his money. Our
German friend writes;
"Whst does not happen in Stuttgart =?
II was In the year Of our Lord 1878, on
the 9th of March, when In the Suabian
capital o fenrful riot broke out. Every
body ran, tried to save himself, flow home
wards, and even the overcrowded Opera
House in which the Jewess, with Mr.. La
hiatt as EIeazar, was iust then TO be per-
formed, when the terrible news became
known, was cmptied in few minutes.
Already the mob penetrated the halls con
seerated TO art, and nothing remains for
Mr. Labait but to fly into the streets in his
costume Ct Elenzar. Soon the strange APP
phIitIOu 10 aOuotVNtWs "A 1oW, 'p"'
latch h i'm, ,tone him" is The cry that fol-
rows the fugitive. lilo is surrounded, and
The memorable multitude insist on the
death of The Jew.
81 am no Jew cries the terrified singer;
II am Lahatt, the grcat tenor; ! sing to-
night in the part of Eieazar."
"Anybody may say that. Catch him!
Lynch himl d Ia iaterne,' bawled the great
crowd once more; and the repeated asser.
ton of the artist that he was Labatt was
Of no avail.
Then fellow smarter than the rest
called out, "lf he is Labatt, let him prove
it,"
Yes. yes, prove it," reared the chorus,
prove it,"
"And the artist opened his mouth and
sang the aria from the fourth net of the
Jewess.
"And stillcr and stiller it became in til,
circle; breathless lis tened tho multitude tc
the sweet tones; but scarcely had the laso
note of the song ceased when end!es
cheering filled the air. Hurrah for La
bait, hurrah for tho great singer, re-
sounded out of thousands of throas
Then four men took the artist upon theii
shoulders aud amid the enthusiastic
cheering of tn same crowd, carried hin
to Marquards hotel"
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-------- - - 49,
The Oldest City ia tho World.

Damascus is the oldest city in the world;
Tyre and Sidon have crumbied on the
shore; Baalbec is II ruin; Palmyra lies bn-
red in the sands of the desert; Nineveh
and Babylon have disappeared from the
shores OF the Tigrcss and Euphrates. Da-
mascus remains what 1t was before the
days of Abraham--a centre of trade and
travel, an island of verdure in n desert, u
"predestinsted capital" with martial and
sacred association extending beyond thir-
ty centuries.
1t was near Damascus that Saul OF
Tarsus saw the light from heaven, "abovC
the brightness of the sun ! the street
which is lied Strait, in which it is said
he "prsyeth," still runs through the city
the caravan comes and goes rs ii did one
thousand years ago; there is stiil the
sheik, the ass and the water-whee!; the
merchants of the Euphrates and the Med
iierraneah still occupy these with the
"multitude of their waters" The city
which Mahomet surveyed from neigh
boring height and was alraid to enter,
"bccauss it is given TO man TO have but
one paradise and, for his part, he was re.
solved not TO have 1t in this world, is to
this doy what Julian called the Eye OF
the East" as it was in the time Of Isaiah
''tbe Head of Syria"
From Damascus came our damson, our
blue tlums, and the delicious apricot OF
Portugal, called damasco; damask, our
beautiful fabric of cotton aud silk, with
vines and flowers raised upon smooth,
bright ground; damask rose, introduced
into England in the time of Henry VII;
the Damascus blade 30 famous the world
over for its keen edge ind remarkable
elasticity, the secret of the manufacture
of which was lost when Tamsriaue carried
of the artists into Persia; and thnt beau
tiful nrt of inlaying wood and steel with
silver and steel, kind of mosaic engRav-
ing aud sculpture united, called dsalash :
eening, with which hoxes and bureaus, and
swords and guns are ornamental.
II is still city of flowers and bright
waters; the streams from Lehanoa, tho
''rivers of Dam sscus, the "rivers Of gold,
still muimur and sparkle in the wilder
ness Of "Lyrish gardens"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24

Do We find free love and Spiritual ann
lilies necessary 10 solve the problem o.
marriage Vac has heard % divorced
Cusksrg o., 70 come 10 fel'ier n-tisrs
though just as vita.) does The worldly
housewife End her children nervous her
husband driven day after dag 70 a restsa-
rant for something 70 eat, cAafnsssinaids
a perpssuei horn in her side. sna cocks
mere messengers CT satan seat % bsiie'
herr Let her 70 into the noiseless nar-
ssries OF the Friend Deborah through Der
spotisss kitchen, ana behoiiiug the serezt
brors Of mistress ard maids. lay her iiasc
upon her month and her nsash "a the dust
and be silent
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24

A mao came into this Office, yesterday
aud asked for lass Sundays issue OF Tie
New York World. A few potshds more Of
sicam were turned upon the Boeardus
Kicker than perhaps strict sense Of hui
nanity would have suggested. Ihe re-
mains ef The poor wrffch. little mill
afed. bat net Wholly ilnreeog nirshlt, await
the requisision Of bi4 frierds.-l Courier
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24

This government Of ours is enc Of the
most crael governments cnsthe face Of the
earth. The idea Of sensins six or eight
huudred harmless, unsopbisiicaiea SOL
diefs 10 those Caiifornia lava beds, and
compelling them TO stay there At the iner-
ey Of forty or fifty bowling savagss is re-
voting 10 every sense Of humanity
Ioonrier-Jonrnal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24

-Mr.I.E. Gray informs us that 'hs
destruction 20 crops in thu region Of
county arcund Sfarksville, BY the storm
Of tuesday night, vas almost complete.
The youog cotton was killed outright aud
serious fears ara entertained a. TO the
possibility Of procuring SEED with which
10 replsai.-l Paris Press
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Tu. rals ., T., r. "a. 2 % 80 sss's q.

,rng srArg ~ rsxhs 10 an rthsgNs
j Interested IN The esisis n ismes " " hse'
W b. fesrebss, administrator N The .siste N
flames X. =. Record, Seoess,d, hs4 Med IN We
blst,lst To N ~ eaifaa tssrfy. rssas, an tprli.
esiion ff ihs saio ihf f1novlnF descf bed tfact
ofiand toWir lfset n land, slingie u n,nw
M nofv Ternp md being part ~ 'be E'itabe.h
flobln,nn snfS~y, beginning NJ = stake IN We
north boundary ofsad surtsr, NJ The on .Onny
lpif milo siske, from which n cedar ~ III. bfs n.
az, ". o Vrs IN elm ~ H. hrs, '. ho,s, VI Ns
thence west with said section llns 600 vrs iOAnp',
Hvnstnsn's n. .. corner q stake, thence with said
Hynemans o. boundary lime .. 6Hl9 w. tos
stake from which hctory2 feet In diameter.
I2i%. o. g7l& WIS.,; thence =. 30, e. 600, 80 ke 10
ihIck brush In ra,lLei thence north tOI1g Yrs 70
the beginning, and containing - acres, which
will bc heard NJ the next term 81 the District Csnrt
NJ nnilns county. Texas, 10 be held nj tho Court.
horsc In tho city and county ~ Dalla' aud state OF
resns on tho first Monday In June, A. D. 1873:
Witness my offoial signature ana tho
seal Of The bisirict Court Of Dallas coun'
)iy. Texas, a, ohlco In the city OF Dallas
N0 - this 3Oih day 81 April, 1873.
JOHN NJ. LAWS, Clk DIST Court
Dallas Co., Texas
n
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Teken M Nv John >. Aarsl. and cstr.ycj before
q. q. nusio4d. " r. Precinct No 3-S~9 brown
horse, Az hands irh. Q years old. star In fore-
head len fore foot white. a small knot on ankle
Joint, one glass ego, spanish brand ON len thigh.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24

Taken m. nv N q. sOrrelis Tnd estfAysf hefors
O. q. Ifrsirei. Y. r. Precinct NJ. t--Whlte work
steer with red arccks on IN neck, yesrs old ma
with y smsii he'll M also With trace chain round
MI. neck; marked crop and two splits In LETT ear,
and under crop In right.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24

-Knsvish individuals ia Dallas steal
milk from COWS while they srs cut graf
ine. nnd rhsn they get home their owners
all ,bsn for no account nilcbsrs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24

Tshfn ~ NJ n. Fruit, md es'raftd heiofa ~
n ffosiesd I y rterinei NJ. 2-nne Inv mare,
~ hands hirh, years old branded 10 IN lct
shoulder small sirT ~ dfrhenf. Also ono aray
horse. hhnrt n hands hiei tlx N soven years olh
branded Y on leit shoulder. w
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ruken m Nv Y. u. h-hurn, md es'rnved beior"
r. n. Gtny. 7 y. Precinct No g Two geliilr'yno
- snrroli rnap branded 7 u on cnch shoulder
or 10 yours old. fft,'n md half hnndi hiTr mo
other sorrei WITH s'rr In face. blind In leit eye
alou. IA hands high, or ten years OLD
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24

-Domsstics incur city demand Twelve
dollars moath, All day srnday and six
NIGHTS in the week
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,I11E eFYlr FRENCH REMEDY.
nELAMARRE's SPECIFIC PILLS,
rrr,.resb .J. GARANcIERE. No. ga Rue LON


7,rsr ,tiis nr. iirhy rscnraulrnicdl ~ tie entiie
vr5iral r.rulfv of f.zuce sie very hsst rrine y
In III esq. - Srtrratofrhras o. Seminal NeiH'
u~ss: Vl.hily DniiF - Irssnfrre tfni-S.nt - u
:, 49,. Or f.r.,oirsct Weakne-s arising from
.crat 1riiis and --xr4i execs- ls-lalaflr ~ NE
Genital frrrus. Weak spine; nsposits IN the tiln-'
nd ~ tn chastity train 81 diseases ari-iaE iren
Orcru-e OF fyrrs-c>- They ere Nh7h ~ ~. ,.
ilI.,s .rt free 10 ans adircss. Price q ~ box
sent, rasfi ssr-fslr srairi fIoil ~ =. =
rrr.|ifi OF rri-t. OSCAR 9 au-ls- y oeIti--e
81. Acv York. solf aesei-i Agent i'i An. -
nur3 lc.--47.irr.
THz recent aiiiiions II late aad beau
tifui patterns Of Job ;yre Il IBIS etiiee en-
sb,ss Is 10 10 Woak second 10 n0ne IN The
south.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24

S72 90 EACH WEEK.
Agents wanted everywhere. business strictly lie
gitiinatV. Particulars lfee. Address
J. WORTH CO., st. Louis, Mo-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24

Taken mp by n. Spark. and cstiNyod before j. d.
Kcr;aot. J r Precinct No. 1.-Two mar.a' one -
bay, abort IL hnpds hirh. II years old, branded Is
on right shoulder, LETT hind foot white has hsd ns
tula; the ether . black mare. nlont l4I2 Nahus
high u or IL wars OLD, BRANDED on shonidsr'
and \ on right shnnllsr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24
TxEED MOTEERs.

A little elbow leans uron your knee.
Your tired knre, fini has 50 much 70 hear;
A child's dear eyes are lockiug lovirrlv
From urdernra'h thatch q tangled hair:
Perhaps vnu do mol heed the velvet touch
or ~afm. Hsoift fingers, folding yours 3
tight;
rcu DO moi prize this blessing orcrmuch.
You almost are too tired 10 pray tonight.
But n Il 'lessedncssl A year ago
I nd MT SEC II ~ 7 Do today;
We are 90 duIl and thsrklesE, and too slow
To catch the sun heam til II slips away.
Andelow n seems fufpRssirg strange 10 me
That while ] WORE the hrdrr cfmofherhooi,
] ala not kiss r1crc on sni icnfrriy
The little child that brought me only good.
And fsone r'flf. wber VOC ~ dor-n 20 -esf,
ror fslss fhis eih1w from yorr Tired t.ice.
This rr-iless. cufllnf head f-rm IT gour breast
Ths lfer,1nr fcnrue that chnffrrs constantly
Iffrcm var ovn ils d'Inrisd h-nds h=d siiTTcd
Ari rc'er vcr'd rrsiie " srur rrlm a-ait;
1.-THE wtife f-cf into their gave had ffipfei
conli not binmf you for your lirar.-ngla
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24

III IN STATE az TEXAS To THE SHERIFF
L ~ amy Constable OF Dallis county, Gr"etinsi
whereas. oath has this day teen shade before me,
bv $ U. Thihsion, that q. 7 Halliburton lisa tnh'
.l.ut p. r-ou, 30 that the ordinary rr"ca-s OF law
csn not hc served upon him, You are be r"hy COM
mrpJrI lint Won Nv making publication Of 'his
writ In ,tme newspaper published ~ said county
or three successive weeks before the return day
hereof. tun'mon tao snid q. T. Halliburton To- be
and appear before me, at Office ip the town OF Dali
las, county Of Dallas, the I'd day Of June, A. D.
1873, to answer tho complaint OF the said :. D.
Thruston for the sum OF one hundred dnllara, due
and payable FIRST day Of April, \. d. 1873 on nc
count fur medical services rendered.
Herein hail not, aud i,his writ make due return
ns the law directs.
Given under my hand the I'd day Of May, A. ID.
1874. J.D KERFOOT, J. 2.
"a Precinct No. ], Dallas Co., Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24

TINE STATE OF TEXAS TO ALL PERSONS
l. Interested in the estate OF Eugene b., Sidney
A., sallip H.. aud James b. Williams, minors.
a. II. Williams, guardian of tho persons and es-
tat,s Of Eg,ete b ,Siduov A., sallic NJ, and James
r. Williams, minors, has filed in the District court
of Dallas county Texas, an application for the sale
of the following described real estate, to-wit: One
hundred acrea of land part OF The John W. wright
survey situate in Dallas county, Texas, on the
waters OF Cedar creek, which will be heard at the
next term Of the District Court Of Dallas coanty,
Tenas to he held at tho courthouse IN the city and
nounty of D,lias and State Of Texas, on tho first
MONDAY in June, A. d. 1873, at which time all per.
sons Interested In the said estate may appear AMI
contest the same il they think proper.
Witness my official signature and the
sent OF the District Court oil Dallas
SEA- county, IaAas, al Office III tho c,ty Of
NC0 y Dalias, this 10th day OF April, 1879
j. NJ LAWS, CHk Dist Court,
Dallas county, Texas.
N.Y.. H. CoOMGrs, Deputy.