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S25 REWARD.

osT HoRSFS-I have lost the following
IL described animals, for the delivery OF
which to me, will give the above reward
viz: x.,.
One large, heavy-set BAY HORSE, about
u or 10 hands high, white snip on nose, q
little white on right hind foot, y years old,
harness marks and branded ~" on left thigh:
One DARK BAY or BROWN HORSE, }
wears old, both hind feet white, small star In
forehead, Is hands high, no brands, harness
marks on neck. "
one DARK BAY or BROWN MARE, about
IA hands high, n natural PAGER. IL or II years
old, all feet white or stocking legged, blaze
face with spot i'm blaze, no brands.
One BRIGHT BAY HORSE, aeout ~
hands hihh years old, narrow blaze down
his forehead, right hind foot white, branded
on right thigh with diamond with bar
One DARK BAY or BROWN HORSE, OF
wears old, branded at. C." on the left shonl-
der and "R. l." just over the Ut CT three
white feet, one fore foot black,
The above horses left their range near
Cedar Springs on the 18th of June.
LOUIS COCHRAN, f. m. C.,
dlfw2w At T. c. Williams residence.
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that Dallas las greater and hctl'rhmcl
No. concentrations Than any city Ia the
state. II atric tlnt our city ls young
IN ycars, but ~ growth and success ~
rendered none the less remarkable.
We have moro enterprise, more cle-
mcnts Of successful vitality In operation
among ~, than any place In Texas,
and II little played out places are UNI
willing for us to aspire to the digniiicd
honor Of entertaining the State Con-
vcntion, all we have TO say IL that we
are independent Of their condcscension
and will gladly accord our support to
the most needy of our competitors.
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A DEyILIsu ATTEMPT TO RAPE A
YOUNG GIRL.
The wouId-be violator Standardized
between Heaven and Hell.

The .wouId-be vioiator Sandwiehed
between Heaven and Hell.
We were shown, yesterday, private
letter from Pilot Point, Denton county,
dated the 10th inst, which says negro
boy, few days ago, attempted to raw
ish the person of young girl aged
about eight years. The negro was
caught in the act by some passing
persons, was arrested and placed under
guard to await an examination before
the magistrate. During the night a
body of men presented themselves,
and outnunbering the guard the boy
was given up to them.- The next
morning the body Of the negro was
found hanging to a limb within the
corporation, summary justice having
been administered.
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ATTENTION is caliedto the announce
ment of Capt. John w. Lane, as a can
didate to represent this, 1.-THE 2lst) dis
triet i'm the next House of Representa-
tiyes. We need say nothing to the peo-
pie as to Captain Lanes qualifications
for the position he asks. He has once
before represented the district, to the
entire satisfaction of the people. We
will say this, however, should be be
the choice of the people, we know that
mo one will bring more energy, activi-
|iy or devotedness TO the interest of biz
constituents than he.
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Land Renters & Buyers
CUT THIS OUT FOR REFERENCE.
LANDS roR SALE

In the Upper Brazo% River country, about
latitude 81 deg, without and far renewed
from any swamps, hence the most hcalthful
portion of Texas and where the grains,
fruits and vegetables of the Eastern ANA
Northern States, and also the great staple,
cotton can be all successfully grown. These
lands are very ricli,s none sticky, therefore
can he plowed very soon after rains, Grass
of the best, and abundant, and good water
generally 0btninable at. from II to - feet,
with the promise Of five railroads soon, and
development of Its resources OF iron, nickel,
stone coal etc.-prospects for it becoming the
most wde-awalle, active and fiourishing
portion of Texas. In Young .(now the center
of attraction), Throclimorton and Jack coun-
ties, we have for sale of the "Prmium Peters
Colony Lands" selected and patented twenty
years ago, 100 surveys, each of $40 acres, or in
tracts of 80 and 100 acres, ON terms llnlf cash,
half on two years time. Prepare to camp,
and travel by wagon, ana view me Edcn
portion of Texas where immigrants are now
rapidly scuring homes. Apply to
GRAHAM az BRO,
u,,-Dn, A Graham Young Co.. Texas
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NOTICE In BANKRUPTCY.

The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee of the firm OF
Swarthout& Burbank, of the city and county
of Dallas and State of Texas, i'm the Western
district of Texas, who has been adjudged n
bankrupt, on creditors petition, by the Dis
sons indebted to or having outstanding bust
ness with said bankrupts are hereby notified
TO come forward Immediately and make set
Element with him alone.
40. Oh ASE, Assignee.
Office with r. D. Coughanour, Dallas; go,
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ALADY came near freezing to death
on Commerce st. the other day on OBJ
serving the intense GOODNESS of a stran-
ger drivingsup TO her wood-Igile, loading
his wagon with the wood, and deliber-
ately driving off with it. He had just
as much right to take il as we haveto
cut q slice out Of The moon.
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AMoSe theannounecments forSherifi
hhe name Of Captain Ben. +. Jones
|,ppears i'm our issue of this morning.
captain Jones is well and favorably
known to the citizens of this county,
hnd If elected viii make them a most
s;cjent officer. We therefore take
k,ossnr7.,in calling the attention Of our
|caiers 10 the claim he il anxious to
|staiIi-h upon tlieir support
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CORRESPONDENTS.

National Park Bank, New York; Boat
mems Savings Institute, st. Louis; Perkins,
| x 90. Galveston, Texas; First National Bank,
galveston, Texas; First National Bank,
Houston, Texas; &. II. Johns < Co., Austin
Texas; Raymond Il Whites, Austin, Texas:
| Hours from a. m. to . p. IN. S'd&w
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TEXAS LAND LOCATING COMPANY

and will locate Certificates for onc-sixih in
terest i'm the land.
Below we give a partial list of the lands
that we are now Offering for sale:
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in the city of Dallas.
We invite land buyers to call and examine
our register. Lands in our hands are FOX
SALE. When man puts his property IN
the hands of an agent, he means "business, y
and does not put "A "fancy price" ON his land
to scare away purchasers.
Persons having land for sale will find 1t to
their interest to call and register their lands
at once. We charge nothing for registering
or advertising, and only small commission
when II sale is effected.
II you want to sell your land to the immli
grants to this country, you must place them
in the hands of Agents on the line of travel.
Our office being in the city of Dallas, which
has now become the center of commerce and
travel for the North in Northwestern
Texas. We have superior facilities for selling
lands, which we have greatly increased by
liberal advertising, and we can insure sat
isfaction to all who place property in our
hands.
We buy and sell on commission, Land Ger
titcates. This branch of our business we
make speciality. We are members of the
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MARRIED.

SWEET - BEEMAN AT Scycne, Dallas
county, Texas, on Sunday, June y, 1873, By
sarah H., daughter of james j. Becman ESD,
all of Scyene.
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Dallas County.

$40 acres, miles southeast of Hutehins, the
Ann Stokes survey, prairie and timber; price,
50 per acre.
$40 acres, Is miles southeast of Dallas, part
of the q. w. Shaw survey, timber; price, 50
per acre.
1856 acres, miles northwest of Dallas, part
of the Il. Denton survey, timber; price, s. per
acre.
800 acres, ID miles southwest of Dallas the
j. =. Jones survey, prairie and timber; price,
80 per acre.
Der; S3 per acre.
50 acres, 10 miles west of Dallas, part of the
Thomas Collins survey, prairle;. 50 per acre.
1876 acres, II miles east of Dallas, the VIM.
Bryan survey, timber - per acre.
100 acres, miles north of Dallas, part of the
Blcdsoe survey, prairie, at so per acre.
3GS acres, miles south of Dallas, part of the
Levi Dixon league, prairie ana timber, at
Z 80 per acre.
l13 acres, miles south of Dallas, part of the
Levi Dixon league, prairie, at - 80 per acre.
80 acres, IA miles east of Dallas, the COrne-
Illus Vernay survey, prairie, at 81 per acre.
% acres, 3 miles west of Dallas, part of the
ID. a. Leonard survey, at s. 80 per acre.
50 acres, 4 miles west of Dallas, part of the
ID. a. Leonard survey, Mt 50 30 per acre.
100 acres, miles northwest of Dallas part
of the Il. Derbin survey, timber, at So 80 per
acre.
l7S acres, IL miles east of Dallas, part of the
j. Johnson survey, prairie, at 81 50 per acre.
1922 acres, IL miles east of Dallas, part of
of the w. w. Merrell survey, prairie, ut So y
per acre.
$40 acres, 81 miles southwest of Dallas, part
of the Harvey Clark survey, prairie and tim
Der, at So 80 per acre.
BIZ acres, s miles south of Dallas, part of
the \. b. Howard survey, prairie and timber,
ut n per acre.
800 acres, miles northwest of Dallas, part
| of the Il. Crockett survey, prairie and timber,
| at II 30 per acre.
FARMS IN DALLAS COUNTY.
100 acres, 3 miles east of Breckenridge, f..
Mop survey, 30 acres in cultivation, at SO per
acre.
80 acres, miles north of Dallas, 100 acres
in cultivation, good orchard, at 5000.
30 acres, miles southwest of Dallas, 200
acres in cultivation, 40 acres pasture, good
dwelling, tenant houses, barn, stable, etc.;
gin, small saw and grist mill mt $1,000.
10 acres, . miles northwest of Dallas, so
acres in cultivation, two-story house, nt.S3,000.
80 acres, miles north of Dallas, 10 acres
in cultivation, nj SD 20 per aero.
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JOHN II. AuLT. c. II. JENKINS. W. II. AULT.
AULT, JENKINS & AULT,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
L0CATORS AND SURVEYORS,

DALLAS. TEXAS.
VIII buy, sell lease and rent lands in Dali
las and adjoining counties, obtain patents,
buy and sell Land Certificates, and locate
Certificates on the best vacant lands In
Northern and Northwest Texas
Lands fer sale registered free OF charge.
OFrIcE-Adioining the Dallas Library
room, north side of the square. 2ltI
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MONDAY, JUNE 80. 1873.
IMPORTANT SALE At AUCTION
Railroad Lots !. The Tow, 3! Terrell
IAUFE11AN COUNTY ON THE
Line of the Texas and Pacific Railway
Track Now There!
ADVANTAGES UNSURPASSED
Convenience Towns North and South of the
Pacific Railway renders Terrell important point
Of Eesspment this road.
plans OF he Tow + hibtcd the day of SALE
Special Train will leave Depot Of Texas
Pacific Railway, Dallas. at $50 o'clock, A. NJ sharp
Parties Purchasing will refunded.
TERMS SALE WILL BE HALF CASH Balance in
Interest cent
discount of cent. will be allowed for all cash
ISyO OS *. a..
Agent Sale OF Depot Towns.
WILLIAM p. SMITH, Special Agent, Dallas.
T. G. JORDAN, r. =. AUNSPAUGH,
President. Cashier.
CITY BANK Of DALLAS
CAPITAL s25O,OOO
DIRECTORS.
T. G. JORDAN, j. r. COUTS,
w. E. HUGHES, &C. SLAUGHTER.

This institution, chartered by the Legisla-
ture of the State of Texas, will commence
banking, exchange, and collection business;
will discount first class paper ut reasonable
rates; receive deposits subject to check nj
sight and issue bills of exchange ON the prin-
cipal cities of the United Siali s. Remittances
made to all the leading cities of Europe.
Special attention given to the collection OF
notes drafts ETC., throughout the State and
elsewhere The business of banks, merchants
and manufacturers solicited.
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nsTATE OF A. g.. CURRIER-Adminis-
r. fralion pending Ia Dallas county.
Al claims Tor money against the estate OF
A. q. Carfier, deceased, must be presented 70
me within one year rom the I'm DAY o.
of tile same Will be postponed until the
claims presented within that time are paid.
4lwaf q. b. HOLLAND, Admit.
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s1s REWARD.

csTRAYED OR STOLEN y From me, two
- miles west Of Red Oak Post once, June
/. one brown mare mule, l5JS hands high, six
years old, collar marks, very gentle, no
brand, heavy built, reached and bobbed.
will give the above reward for The delivery
0f flle mule. II. &. FIELDS,
4lw5t Red Oak. Ellis county, Texas
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Tarrant County.

| hurfaht NOuntys
l,2sO acres, patented to Clark & Bryan, at
1916 acres, in the name of F. Houston, at 50
| per acre.
100 acres, 10 miles southwest of Fort Worth,
part of the j. Gillelon survey, prairie, at 81
per acre.
100 acres, 10 miles east of Fort Worth, the
| Fannin survey, ut So per acre.
| 400 acres, 10 miles southwest of Dallas, the
Mckinney ~ Williams survey, prairie, at 81
per acre.
800 acres . miles south of Fort Worth, 50
acres in cultivation, orchard and hedge fence;
| price, $500.
Denton County.
5000 acres, 10 miles south of Denton, the w.
Thorton survey, prairie and timber, at 50 per
| acre.
| FARM.
200 acres, miles south of Iewisvile, %
acres in cultivation, at ~ per acre.
Jack County.
l,l55 acres, at 81 50 per acre.
Parker County.
1880 acres, at So 50 per acre.
Montague County.
l,l4O acres, at 81 per acre.
Archer County.
2,24O acres, at 81 per acre.
Erath County.
1880 acres, at 81 per acre.
Ellis County.
1876 acres, Jose A. Guano survey, on Cham
| ber's creek price, 81 per acre.
Henderson County.
80 acres, miles north of Peters Bluff, %
acres in cultivation, atIS3 20 per acre.
Harris County.
go acres on Green Bayou, at So per acre.
Hamilton County.
$40 acres. @ miles south OF the town of Hal n
ilton, at s. 80 per acre.
Dallas City Property.
Block No. 49, between Jackson and Wood
streets, and between HarwoOd street and the
Railroad ground.
Block No. l29, Young's Addition, corner
Wood and Howard streets.
One-half Block No. 9s1x, Young's Addition,
Wood street, lO0x90 feet.
Block No. Isl, Victor and Pearl streets.
Block No. %, Victor and Pearl streets.
One-fourth of Block No. g71k, Commerce
In Block No. 20, Main street, 5Ox2oo feet
In Block No: %, Pacific avenue and Olive
street, l50x2D0 feet.
Blocks No. 2O2 and 49, Bryan and Burford
streets.
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5000 acres, 10 miles south of Denton, the w.
Thorton survey, prairie and timber, at SO per
acre.
FARM.
200 acres, miles south of I.ewisville, %
acres in cultivation, at 50 per acre.
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The Leading Life Insurance
of the South.

NEW ORLEANS OFFICER. IL. MILLER & CO., Genera
GALVESTON BRANCH-R. l.. SWEETMAN CO.. &c
DALLAS BRANCII-D. NJ HAYDON, General Agent.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
GENERAL NATURE No. 1881

AN ACT 10 amend an act entitled An act 10 provide
for the disposition Of useless military reservations
approved February twenty-iourth, eighteen hundred
and seVenty-Ono,
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Represent
atiYes Of the United States Of America Congress
sembed That the Secretary Of War be, and he Is here
by authorized and directed to transfer ~ the custody
and control Of the Secretary Of the nte or for DISPOSE
ton for cash. according TO tho existing laws Of the Uni
tod States relating 10 the public lands, after appraise
ment to the highest bidder and at not less than the
appraised value, nor at less than dollar and TWEEN
tyVe cents per acre tho United States military Ieser-
ington Provided That tho Secretary Of tho Interior
shall, whenever in his opinion the public interests may
require it, the foregoing reservation, or part or
parts thereof TO be subdiVded into tracts Of less than
forty each, into town lots with the necessary
street streets to make tho accessible And pro-
yded further That each subdivision together with tho
buildings building materials, other property which
may be thereon, shall DO appraised and offered sepa
ratey at public cutlery TO tho highest bidder as here
nboiore provided but not in subdivisions Of than
forty acres each after which any unsold land lot
shall be subject to sale at private ontry for the appras
ed value at the proper land-ofco.
Approved June 3, 1872,
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GENERAL NATTRE-No. 1851

AN ACT increasing the rates Of pension to certain per-
sons therein described.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Represent
aves Of the United States VI America In Congress
sembled That the act entitled An act supplementary
to the several acts relating to pensions" approved
June sixth. eighteen hundred aud sixty-siX, be so
amended that from and after the passage Of this act all
persons entitled by law 10 less pension than herein
after specified, who while In the military naval
vice Of the United States and in line Of duty shall have
lost the sight Of both eyes shall have lost both hands,
shall have lost both feet been permanently and
totally disabled In the same, otherwise perman-
emily and totally disabled as to render them utterly
helpless nearly 30 as TO require the constant per-
sona aid and attendance Of another person. shall be
entitled to pension Of thrtyone dollars and twenty
FIVE cents per month and all persons who under like
circumstances shall have lost hand and foot,
been totally and permanently disabled In tho same,
otherwise disabled 10 be ncApaotated for perform
ing any manual labor but not So much TO require
constant personal aid and attendance shall be entitled
TO n pension Of tuenty-our dollars per month and all
persons who under like circumstances shall have lost
one hand, foot or been totally and permanently
disabled In the same otherwise disabled 10
der their incapacity 10 perform manual labor equiva
lent to the loss Of hand foot shall be entitled to
pension of eighteen dollars per month from and after
the fourth day Of June, eighteen hundred and seventy
two
Approved, June 3, 1872.
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GENERAL NATURE. No. 1881

AN ACT prevent and punish the obstruction o. the ad
minston Of Justice In the Of the United States
BE enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of the United states OF America In Conea assembled That
any peron or persons shall corupy or by threats
force by threatening letters threatening cOmmunica-
lions. endoAyor 10 influence intlmdate, impede any
grand petit Jury juror VI any court Of the United
States In tho discharge Of hs their duty shall
Tupy by threats force by threatening letter.
any threatening Communications influence, obaruot or
impede endeavor 10 influence obStruet or Impede the
due administration Of Justice theroin such peraon per
offending hall be liable to prosecution therefor by
Indictment aud SHALL conviction thereof DO punished
by fine exceeding thousand dollars or by impron
men not exceeding one year by both, according to the
nggayaton Of tho Oense Aud " any peTson persons
shall attompt to influence tho action or decision Of any
grand petit Juror upon any Issue matter pending be-
fore such Juror before the jury Il which he IA member
pertaining to his their duties by writing sending 10
him any letter letters any communication In print
writing In relation to such Issue matter without the
der previously obtained Of the before which the aid
Juror ia summoned such person offending shall
be deemed guilty Of mlademean0r aud shall be liable 10
pro Ocuton therefor by indictment information, and shall
conviction thereof be punished by uo not exceeding
thouand dollare by imprisonment not exceeding six
months by both such hno and imprisonment according
10 the aggrayatlon Of the oiiense.
Approved June TO- 1879.
IlENERAI NATlRI- M. I.0I
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GENERAL NATURE-No. lqgl

AN ACT for the better security Of bank reserves and
10 facilitate bank clearinghouse exchanges.
DO II enacted by the Senate aud HOnse Of Represent.
aves Of the United States Of America In as.
sembled, That the Secretary Of the Treasury hereby
authorized 10 receive United States notes on deposit
without interest from national banking associations
In not less than ten thousand dollars aud 10 issue
certificates therefor In such form the Secretary may
prescribe In denominations Of not less than five thou
sand dollars which certificate shall be payable on do
mand In United States nOtos, at the place whore tho
deposits were made.
SEC q That tho United statos notes so deposited In
tho treasury Of the United States shall not DO counted
as part Of the legal reserve but the certificates Issued
therefor may DO held and counted by national banks
part Of their legal reserve and may DO accepted In the
settlement Of clearing house balances at tho places
where the deposits therefor made.
SEQ 3. That nothing contained In this act shall DO
construed 10 authorize any expansion contraction
the currency and the United stntes notes for which
such certificates issued other United States notes
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=. =, TUhNhHAL MATURING. 1901
AN AIT 70 amend section Ave OF an act entitled An
act making appropriations for the civil and dlplo
matte expenses Of the government for the year eight
cen hundred and forty-one," approved March three
eighteen hundred and forty one and 10 authorize tho
proper construction thereof
Do II enacted by tho Senate and House of Represent
aves Of the United States Of America in Congress as
sembled That the provisions Of the h section Of tho
act entitled An act making appropriations for the
eiVl ana diplomatic expenses OF the government for
we year eighteen hundred and forty-one," approved
March three eighteen hundred and forty-one, which
estabshed and limited the compensation OF collectors
OF customs shall DO amended and shall be construed TO
apply TO all surveyors Of customs ports performing,
having performed the duties Of collectors Of customs
who shall be entitled 10 receive the compensation
az allowed 10 collectors by said act Of March three
eighteen hundred and fortyone for like services In tho
settlement OF their accounts with the treasury PrOvid
cd, that tho fees, commissions, and emoluments pro-
scrbed by law and collected by them shall amount 10
such maximum allowance.
Approved, June 3, 1872,
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AN ACT to declare the true intent and meaning Of
ton two Of an act entitled " An act to establish
uniform system Of bankruptcy throughout the United
States" approved March two, eighteen hundred and
sixty-seven
Be II enacted by the SeRate and House of Represent
atives Of the United States of America in Congress
sembled That the powers and jurisdiction granted to
the several circuit courts OF the United States any
justice thereof by section two Of act entitled An
act to establish uniform system OF bankruptcy throu
out the United States" approved March second, eight
hundred and sxtysoven, may he exercised in any
district in which the powers jurisdiction Of circuit
court have been may be conferred the district
court for such district II such powers Iurisdlc
ton had been conferred such district Il being
the true intent and meaning Of said act that the sys
TEN Of bankruptcy thereby established shall be uni
form throughout the United States.
AnDroyed. Luna : 1872