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Fisher and Goldsten, fraudulent bankrupts If
Richmond. sentenced to confinement for two
years In the Albany psniteDtiary, a few weeks
sgo made attempts in five different directions
to Use monsy upon United States officials to Sc
cure their pardon by the President Fisher
and Goldstein are supposed to have realized
about ,0C0 By their fraudul mt b,nkruptcy.
but parties from whom they bon yht s2s, 900
worth Of gos ds in Baltimore are trying to get
no d OF some OF this.
DIAn unusual amount Of stones il the air is q
sign OF school holiday.
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Peck.s Experience with Coal stove

The La Crosse Democrat SAYS: We never b ad
a coal stove around the house until last Satur-
day, have always burned pine slabs and pieces
of our neighbours fence. They burn well. too,
but the fence got All burned up, and the neigh
Dor said he wouldn't build a new one, so we
went down to Jones's and got coal stove 1t
is called the 'Kadianu Home" and any man
thst says we didn't have a radiant home at our
house for about four hours last Saturday night,
is a republican and a villain.
You see we didn't know anything ab1utc 'al
stoves. We filed the Radiant Home about half
full OF pine fence. and when the stuff got well
to going we filed the artesan well on top with
coal. 1t simmered and sputtered about five or
ten minutes, and all went out, and we put on An
overcoat and pair of buckskin mittens, and
event out too" to supper. We remarked, in
the course of the frugal meal that Jones was a
''tIoad" for recommending such a confounded
refrigerator to man TO get warm by. After
supper We took piece of ice and rubbed our
hands warm, and went in where that stove was
resolved to make her draw and burn if it took
all the pine tence in the First ward.
Our better half threw a guilt over her, and
shiverngly remarked that she never knew
what real seld comfort was until she got coal
stove Stung by the sarcasm in her remark,
We turned every dngus in the stove that was
movable, or looked like it had anything to do
with draught, and pretty soon the Radiant
Home began to heave up heat. 1t was not long
before she suffered like the new Silsby steam
er. Talk about your heat! In ten minutes that
room was as much worse than a turkish bath as
Hades is hotter than Liverman's ice house. The
perspiration fairly fried out of tin water coOle
in the next room.
We opened the doors, and the snow began to
melt as far up Vine street as HanscOmbes
house, and people all around the neighbOrhOOd
put on linen clothes And we couldn't stop the
contounded thing. We forgot what Jones told
us abont the hampers, and she just kept a bill
ing. The only thing could do was to go to
bed, and leave the thing TO burn the house up
if it wanted to. We stood off with pole, and
turned the damper every way, and at every
turn she just sent out heat enough to 70 asst an
We went to bed, supposingthat the coal would
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How Made Chicken Salad

First let me say that had two. large dishes
at opposite ends Of the table, the one made up
to suit the American taste, a Iittle;pungent and
spicy; the other milder and more delicate, es-
pecially reiished by ladies, and not few gem
tiemen. husband among the number. who
agreed with me that the very perfection of salad
dressings is the
FRRrcu NAyorSAIsE SAUCE.
In a Soup-plste to shallow bowl. set on a
larger dish filled with broken ice, put one pinch
OF salt and the yolks of three fresh-laid eggs,
from which every part of the white has been
CAREFULLY separated. Stir steadily with box
weed fork until the paste is entirely smooth and
CO ases 70 thicken. Then add very slowly, In a
lire stream, halfa pint OF pure olive OIL a table
- ooDfull OF best white vinegar, another half
pint Of oil, ard another Tablespoonful of vine
ear, STIRRING hr,skly ard constantly in one drec-
ton, during the whole process, till the sauce
wanted for use.
Now for the
AMERICAN SALAD DRESSING.
SIn shallow bowl, set on ice, mix into
smoofh paste the yc'ks of four large iresh laid
eggs, half an ounce of tine, dry, white mustard,
ana three ounces of pure wine vinegar. Dis
solve one-eighth Of an ounce of gelatin in one
ounce Of warm water. and when cool beat up
with two ounces of fresh, thick cream. Stir in
olive oil in a fine stream, add the whipped
cream. a saltspoOnfull of salt, and pinch of
cayenne pepper, and work AL thoroughly into
thick, creamy paste. Set on ice till used.
THE SALAD.
Have ready cold, boiled fowl, about Eve
pounds in weight, remove the skin, bones, fat
ard gristle and cut the lean fiesh into pieces the
size OF large dice, rejecting all scraps and shreds
cut likewise an equal bulk of the fender, crisp
inner stalks of celery, preserving all stringy and
ontsr stalks for making soups or sauces,O and
NIX with the meat and one third of either OF the
above sauces. The Mayonpaise, however, will
require saltspoonful ofsat. dissolve in table
81 oonful OF vinegar to be mixed with one-third
OF the sauce before combining with the meat
and celery. Now cover the bottom of an oval
hpa platter with the white central leaves of
we'll blanched lettuce, and lay the lighter col
with sprigs of endive around the border, place
the salad upon 1t In the form of q thin segment
# watermelon or rounded oval, and pour over
u The remainder OF the dressing. Smooth II
neatly with knife and garnisfi with stuffed
oivts laid around the edge, next them row of
ihiniy- sliced. hard-boiled eggs. and lastly few
capers sprinkied over the who'e or arranged IS
monogram, CIPHER CT any word OF welcome
or good cheer appropriate to the occasion
Germantown Telegraph.
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A LIFETIME IN PRISON TO SHIELD HIS
wIFE.-The Court of Pardons has postponed
the consideration of the petition Of Louis Wal
denburger, of Egg Hsrbor City, untii the next
session Of the court 1t is stated that the pris-
oner, who has been confined In State Prison for
fourteen years for the murder of his child, knew
that his wife committed the murder and would
not divulge until after his wife's death, which
took place short time ago. He was sentenced
TO be hung, but the sentence was committed to
imprisonment tor life, because the evidence on
which he was convicted was entirely circum-
stantial. His petition bears the signature OF
the lawyers who were present at the trial, and
ten OF the twelve tury men, besides a large mum
Der OF the prominent citizens of the vicinity.
One of the other two jnrymen Is dead, and the
other left for parts unknown ten years ago.-N.
y Tnfs
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Lepox's future brother-in-law, somebody pro-
nounced the words that made acquainted,
and after a most delightful waltz and cosy little
char over an ice, ventured TO complimen: Mrs.
LenoS on her "wonderfnl heroism"
"My herosm," she cried. opening her blue
eyes; :" I'm not aware that have ever done
anything heroic Arthur" she went on, adj
dressing her husband, who came to US at this
juncture. 4" Mr.. Flanders Is talking about my
heroismi"
"He must know about your drowning the
kittens, last summer, and leaving the cover of
the tub TO give them chance for their lives,
said her husband.
Five minutes of eager inq uiry and rapid an
sver followed, at the end of which Mr.. Lenox
said: Well, Its one of Panps stories; I've
knewn him to tell them before" l excused
myself for half au hsur aud hastened TO the
Parnassas Theatre. just as he had sat = year
before, Paul LenoN was sitting in the chair sa-
cred TO the critic of the Morning Trumpet, and
radiatiDg contempt of the whole modern his
trionic profession from every line of his face.
Paul LeDox," whispered as sat down be-
side him, Just a. the curtain was rung down on
the fourth act, "what did YOU mean by telling
me that awful fabrication about your cousin
Jane?"
"My dear fellow" said Lenox, 4" if you will
disturb my contemplation of the highly classic
drama, you must take the consequences."-
Boston Globe.
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GROWTH OF SAN FRANCIsCO-AlthCugh
San Francisco has not vet recovered from the
real estate panic which followed the over spec
uiation and bogus homestead excitement Of io67
and 1868, the Alta says she continues to grow,
and the buildings erected this wear and now in
progress, are among the most substantial in the
city. The new dwellings erected annually on
an average. have room for not less than 1900
persons, and many OF them are very costly.
provided internally with all the comforts and
conveniences that modern ingenuity has de Vs-
elegance that has gained for the city the
praise and admiration of travellers OF refined
taste and extensive observation. The new fed
eral Offices of the west half of the Custom house
block, the mint, the City hall, the Mission
street theateT, the railroad Off ces. the railroad
freight-hOuses in the Mission Cove, the London
and San Francisco bank, the opening of Mont
gOmery avenue, and the new buildings on its
line, through the most important, considered
separately are yet together only Q small part
of the improvements of 1873.
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A MrsHROoN CITY OF all the mushroom
cities OF the western plains the history Of Pit
hole CITY ian oil creation) IL the strangest 1t
had an ss0,000 hotel in IFS first month: in ia
s. cond daily paper. In Its third. a theater,
and an academy of music. In months n had
"a hotels In full blast, and popula alton ,, rs 0O0
Now the woodblne holds poss .ssior All the
above mentioned institutions are as nut up,v
and but families live there. RI
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LOCKWOOD, HUFTY Il TAYLOR,
623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Have concluded to continue to orer their entire
stock 81
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S FINE
FURNISHING GOODS
AT DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT.
ON ALL CASH SALES
UNTIL JANUARY 4, 1874,
On account Of the continued unsettled financial
condition, and the temporary decline in prices Of
some goods.
Our stock is now complete in all its details,
comprises full lines Of
LADIES COTTON HOSIERY,
LADIES' MERINo HOSIERY
LADIES SILK HOSIERY,
LADIES MERINO UNDERWEAR,
LADIES CLOTH GLOVES,
LADIES' D0GsKIN GLOVES,
LADIES' CAST0R GLOVES,
LADIES' CASTOR GSUNTLFTs
LADIES' BUCK GAUNTLETS,
LADIES DOGsKIN GAUNTLETs,
And an Immense Stock Of the
CELEBRATED SEAMLESS KID
GLOVES
In one, two, and three buttons.
MISSES COTTON HOSIERY,
MISSES MEBISo HOSIERY,
MISSES MERINO UNDERWEAR,
MISSES CLOTH GLOVES,
MISSES KID GLOVES,
And large and handsome stock Of
WATERPROOF CLOAkS AND ENG
LISH WALKING JACKETS
FOR LADIES.
MEMS WEAR:
We have Just opened an elegant stock Of
CLOTH GLOVES,
CASTOR GLOVES,
D0GSkIN GLOVES,
BUCK GAUNTLETs,
KID GLOVES,
In one and two buttons, and in all shades su1 sizes
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MEMS WEAR /:

Extraordinary Inducements
To Gentlemen
OFFERED By
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR
e2s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
b., w have determined tha. orr shir, Factory shall
our hands employed, and have therefore conciGdsi
10 oner as an inducemenI
TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS WHO WILL FA-
VOR Us WITH THEIR ORDERS NOW WE
WILL MAKE
A Discount Of 10 Per Cent.
FOR CASH
On All Special Orders for Shirts.
We MAKE FouB QUALITIES.
OUR PRICES FOR SIX SHIRTS ARE
$500, $500, saI.oo, $1,000,
and Am, discount of 10 per cent. make ST, cost
$3.50, $500, $3.50. sal.so.
This discount Is an inducement never offered by
any manufacture on special orders.
Consider the saving Of
sl.so. slss, sslo, sa4o
On every one-hah dozen shirts, which is sufficient
to purchase many other necessary articles.
We make the celebrated
PALMER'S PATENT
DOUBLE -YOKE
SACQUE SHIRTS,
which 4 the nnitabls fitting shirt ofthe world, md
Oh wsarsn q ths@ VIII connrm oar a@stion.
= escst
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RAILROADS

nALTIMoRE a. FoTo VAC RAILROAD.
a. lHFoT coRNHK SrH AND b SrREEr NV.
khsr ovemesr Miss, trsis- viii run - follow
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1870 GREAT 1912
OSCPENNSYLVANIA RoUrE1OSo
soRrHwrs- soiTf ~ IH AND souruwrsr
Trains leave ss foilows:
w.h!nstOn IS !. .. R.l'i%0rs.- Ia s:as g m
%. 9:3e p.m.l .-ll:is n
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE,
yith elegant Scenery, Palace stsie-room Day and.
New York.
The 1888 ., n; daily. except Sunday, uorthre-.
through from WAsHIN0fON 10 BrFFALo
cHiyA9c and 81: LOUIS without change.
corner Of 18Th street apd Pcnnsyivst ia ana
corner OF o. street and PeunsJ syenae .nsr
given af all times. VIM W
Reseensers Irocurin. tickess ct these Offices can
O.. Louis and BuBnio 'N' Se-sS'
I'D. Q. Young, General Passenger Ass.s,
An~V Baltimore, Nd.
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DISCOUNT FOR CASH.

DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
DISCOUNT FOR CASH!
DISCOUNT FOR CASH!
10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT,
10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT!
10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT,
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New Real Es tate Firm.

Tho new firm of Messrs. Druley s. Fish
err, real estate and insurance agents,
have had an advertisement in our paper
for three or four days, We have refrained
from calling attention to their card here
tOfore, for the good reason that we have
been SO pressed for space that we were I'M
able to give these gentlemen the notice to
which their skill in their respective pro-
fessions, their high reputation as first GLASS
business men and their personal worth en-.
titled them. Suffice it now to soy, that
Messrs. Druley g. Fisher arc valuable ac-
QUESTIONS to cur city, and are in oil rs.
spscts worthy Of the confidence and pat.
ronage OF our people. haNi
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REV. FATHER PERiER who has been so
journing in Galveston for few days past,
on hisreturn was most sgreeably surprised
to fnd that the ladies' Of his congregation
had anticipated his wants and had most
nobly executed handsome surprise for
their pastor, by fitting up and furnishing
his rooms just completed near tho site Of
tho chapel which is soon to be erected by
the Catholics Of Dallas. Father Perier re-
quests us to return his most ardent
thanks to tho modest and charitable Ia
dies who have so elegantly arranged his
little homo for him.
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IT will DO seen BY reference to On ad-
vertisment on the fourth page Of this
mornings Herald, that the Dallas City
Pleasure Garden will be thrown open to
the public at 2 O'Clock this afternoon. La
dies and gentlemen are respectfully in
vitsd to DO present. Refreshments and
amusement will be found at the Garden,
whose gentlemanly proprietor, Mr. Putt,
promises that the strictest order will be
edforOsd. The Garden viii also be open
during the week from 3 to 6 o'clock p. M.
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AT the Metropolitan Council ofthc Cath
olio church, recently held in New Orleans,
the Diooease Of Texas was subdivided, and
tho appoin tment Of an additional Bishop
will soon DO made, We hear it reported
that the Rev. Father F. X. Leray, ofV icks-
burg, Miss, is likely to receive the ap-
pointment. There 10 no better executive
man anywhere to be found than our old
friend Father Loray, and should he be
made Bishop Of this Dicceasc, our people
may well rejoice in tho good results his
ability will bring among us.
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The LIBRARY AMATEURS are getting up
most excellent programme for their
next entertainment to be given tomorrow
night The price Of admission has boon
reduced to fifty cents; reserved seats se-
cured only at the drug store Of Williams
l. Crowdus. We trust that all lovers Of
theatrical, and especially the friends Of
the Library will, turn out.
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THE EDITOR left yesterday for Austin,
on short trip. lie win be back almost
Ms sson as this meets the readers eyes,


We see that our friend Maj, D. M. Hay.
don hns not been idle since his arrival In
our city, and is determined to place the
Southern Life Insurance Company on a
firm basis. He has selected from Its policy
holders a strong Board Of Directors, who
are well known as the largest capitalists
and tho best fnanciers in tho city, and
with their assistance his company must
DO q success.
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Gun JOB DEPARTMENT is getting into
first-rato trim under the energetic super
vision Of Mr.. H. Gibson, an experienced
job printer, who has taken charge Of it. In
few days he will have caught up with
the accumulated work, and have his spec
isl department in such q condition as to
turn out work in thorough city style, and
at short notice. We ask our friends to
bring in their orders, and NO promise that
they shall not 60 away dissatisfied.
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STILL Hibbler s. Robertson's auction
sale Of furniture, dry goods and everything
pertaining to the wants Of the people, is
held on each Monday at IL O'clock. They
bid defiance to nuisanc os, and ask for pro-
lection from the city authorities.
P. S.-Ladies are especially invited to
our auction sales.
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MkssRs. JOHN NJ. SrEhxoSs and H.
Burksdale returned homo yesterday from
Austin, where they have been In attend
ance on the Supreme Court. They repre-.
sent the Legislature as working hard and
transacting great deal Of business, and
particularly do they commend our i'm me-
diste representative, Hon. John Henry
Brown, for his energy and attention.
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We were pleased TO greet, yesterday,
our friend, D. J. Ward, ESQ, who had Just
returned from . trip 10 St. Louis. We
arc glad to add that he domestic stay, and
will soon establish himself in the drug
business in our city. ss sM
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MEssRs. SANGER & Bros. take this
method of communicating two valuable
facts to the people. First-Their spring
stock has arrived and, secondly, will be
sold for currency. All specie payments
will DO taken with the market rates added.
48dlw.
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JERRY Brown has word this morning
to say to the delinquents. Those in arrears
for taxes had better be looking out, for
jerry is getting mad, sure enough. Sec
his card.
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Our Mr.. Swindels desires to return his
thanks to Capt. Jefferson Peak for mess
Of early vegetables sent him last week,
just after the freeze. The Captain is al
ways ahead with vegetables. ~ y ~
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TEE SOUTHERN CULTIVATION for April is
rscsived-a monthly practical and scien.
tihc magazine for the plantation, the gar
den and the family circle. W. L. Jonc.
editor and proprietor, Athens, Ga. Terms
So per annum. $F
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For Medical PurpOses--Pinet, Castellon
& Co. g Cognac Ventage, 1856; Port, (pure
juice Old Sherries, (sclsch grapcs) at the
Kentucky, corner Of Main and Market
streets. ,a 26dtf
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millinery.

Mrs. j. Il. BARLEY has just received m
elegant stock latest styles offspring Hats
Bonnets, Ribbonu, Flowers, &c. Ladies call
and examine them and see Che Spring Fa-
shions. d4O'3t'w2t.
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Krugg's Champagne, Bogen & Sons
sparkling Catawba, Scotch Ale, Brown
Stout Porter, Bremen Lager Beer ,pints, at
the Kentucky, corner Main and Market
streets. 26dtf.
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A Rodu ction
Has been made in the prices cfall nrti-
Giles, which are now offered for sale In cur
rcncy at
q. NJ. LfTTLEFIELD 4 C0S's
MA. d2twlt. On Elm street.
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A Card


A Card
To the Citizens of Dallas Gitr, and
Country at large:
The undersigned have established
themselves as generalStockA uction.
GERS, Appraisers and Commission
Merchantsin your midst. Stock of
all kinds, Real Estate, Goods, Fur.
niture and Household Effects of ev.
cry description bought and sold ON
the most reasonable terms.
In connection with the above Blu.
siness, we have established an Intel.
ligence Office, where we will receive
applications for business of every
nature, and hope to DO able to give
just and general satisfaction to all
parties.
II Respectfully, ~,
M. A. HIBBLER.
W. B. ROBERTSON
Office and Sales room on Main 9
doors East of Jefferson Street.
March 6, lS73.-dn21:tf
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MILK PUNCHES, butter-milk sangares,
mint julips, soda cocktails, and all other
delicious and 10 ed beverages compounded
in the most exquisite style by that aifablc
and experienced bar keeper, Morris Will
son, at DR.. Samples, in the rear of A. NJ.
Friend & Cos.
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Duckwhoat, syrup, fresh mincc meat,
cranberries, white clover, honey and Sha-
ker preserves, at the Kentucky corner
Main & Market streets. dn40-tf
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We will put upa Baking Powder for
less money and better quality than those
brought from the East or North.
39d7t. WILLIAMS 4 CROWDUS.
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Notice..

We propose TO sell the best mattresses
ever made In the State at the lowest prices,
we defy competitor in price or quality A
large stock always kept TO furnish any
size orders. Call and examine before you
purchase elsewhere. Manufactured and
sold by STEAGALL y w.
vl-n32-dwly. Elm street. Dallas Texas
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Roofing.

Belts Sheet Iron Roofing is cheaper and
better than tin or shingles. For sale by
Mcdowell & Co. 47d6t
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Mushroom Catsup, Halford Sauces, En-
glish Pickles, Horse Radish, Dooly's Bak-
ing powders, at the Kentucky. dn40-tf
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NHE STATE OF TEXAS,
10 THE surnrrr or DALLAS co.--Gnrrr,So /.

10 rME SuERIrr or DALLAS Co.--GREErINa:
Whereas, Absolem Potter, administrator of tho
estate of Wat Mark, decd, las filed in the Office Of
the District Clerk of Dallas county, his final show.
lug as administrator Of said estate, and asks that
commissioners he appointed par tition said estate
among the persons entitled to receive the Same and
whereas, Jane Wedeer and the unknnwn heirs of
Elizabeth Rose, decd are non-rnsdcnts of the State
of Texas, and are heirs at law OF said Wat Marks,
deceased; thesetore, you are hereby commanded TO
summon said Jane Wcdger and George Wedger her
husband. and the unknown heirs OF Elizabeth Rose
deceased, by publication in the Dallas Herald, n
weekly newspaper published in the county o, Dial.
las and State Of Texas, eight weeks previous to re-
turn day to be and appear at the next term Of the
District Court of Dallas county, to be held at the
Courthouse in tho city Of Dsllas, on the first Mon
day in June, A. D. 1873, then and there to show
cau,o If any they have, why partition shall not be
made, as prayed for, by said administrator.
Herein fril not, but due return make Of this writ
az required by law. wv
- Witness, John NJ. Laws, Clcrk of the
(sEAT. \District Court of Dallas County, and
\ NC0 1.-THE impress Of the seal Of said Court,
80 herein impressed, this tho 9Th day OF
March. A. d. 1873
JOHN NJ. LAWS,
t ok Dist, @. Dallas Co., Texas.
n25-w5t ]. NJ. BRowS, Sheriff d. @,
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The weather for the past day or two has
been very warm, sultry and windy, and
the dust has been distrsssingly preva-
lent. ;r<
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will pny

will pny
A good rent for house with four or more
rooms-not too far from business. Will
take it for month, 3 months or year.
G0SLIN s co.