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Snecfal Dispa.ch 70 The chirago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 23.-At tbs planlng mill OF
Hopping l. uidScly, in this city, saud papering
machine burst Injuring sevrrels thrts snel uae ot
wAom Ward by natle 1eeivesl fracture Of tho akull,
md 1t II fcared he will not recover.
, 1873-10-24

MYEnS' OPERA -11o11sE:-sonroo src9t, tctTs9n.cn s9.,
Dearborn nnt Htato. " Funny MoRcs III co8' ""
ttEcsy aud c0Maioaitic9.
, 1873-10-24
accfttcnt on the KANSAS City Rail-
rant.

OMAHA OCT. a3.-An accldcnt occurred oil tho Kan
sos div isuad at about half nst ta morning, near
Trn,,ers, i,ulnt tn frotgh-irain Seven were
,1i,rhrH ltak,,an ,u1,ied Parker, who waH nns
cur, Wa alnIoat inhanliy Killed by the car turning
hjn,. Traius from the South aud East wore lalayed
nunle tilp.
, 1873-10-24
TQ.pAy'S ADJUSTMENTS.

SrovlCKERs T111sATRE-M Madison stEeet., hotwoen
nnnrfurn aud Etnle Engagement ut Uhatlutto Cush'
nan. Icnry VIII" and - Smpsun 4 Co."
, 1873-10-24

ACADEMY OF nlus1C-1lalsted sreot, hewoen a.. Maa.
son and Atunroc Engagement of Caflota heooFea
Nbw Hlaganlon."
, 1873-10-24

Speefal Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune,
DUBUQUE, H., Oct. 2J.-A NAH nallrl ue7tNer Lie
GEL carpenter, was killed here tolny by fAlaug from
d building. uia mock wuB broken,
, 1873-10-24

Special Dispnleh 10 7he EAicu9o tribune.
rHtL4pELrHrA Ous. 23.-About l::10 trs morning,
freight train passing over the oil track Of tho Penn.
syvallia Railroad, nsar 0rcsnwlch Point, rln overa
horse that %us upon tho track, instantly killing him
aud hurllux tha engine atd eleven down IN
bankmcut. Tho engineer wus killed aud ths fireman
much Injured,
, 1873-10-24
Thrco Persons Killed on Georgia
RE1a1rouffs

MACON Ga,, Oct 93.-A freght and passe!lgef tram
codsd nvar stgan Station on !ls So Ssut we;tetn ter
Railroad. ,hi1 nlorm!ng. J. " Chsk Exrcsa Me-;
passcrgcr. pana unknown, were fn,ay, and two Of
tbs train hAuds severely, hurt. uotl trains "ors
NraNEe1.
, 1873-10-24

SpsciuE Hftl'atrh IN The Chfal" !fii"nt:
rArs1sn Mich, OF, GA child ot j. II. Hun,
4 yaars OF sge WIS burned to death today, W tts
clp{hey taking fire from tho store.
, 1873-10-24

aLopE D9sp1alnss sseot betW1Sn asa Msw Ms%
tsou Rnd Warrington. EuYNHetHehG oi Aooaa' A~"
tbosuo. o. -Four CLrstnas Nfzhta.'
, 1873-10-24

rr4no11AnrrRs FOR Boys CLOTHING. Q. Q.
COLLINS. 1871 and les Clatkst:
DUNVfLE CO. ROYAL 1KISIi DIsIttEHM1.iSs y. rl:tE y .i;s
pnrid Tbor Oil Irish whisky ls reconnonaea W tno
mcdca profession In psctercncc to ttGnch oGanayi
ptIcd in oaAks or cases. UnNcu ot"bes 4'EnAo"' "
IL. NuH YuFk.
, 1873-10-24

r1OOLEY's TfIEATnFt-12andoiph atrcot, botweon
Clark aud laSnl!o. " HpArts."
, 1873-10-24

A Crctc1.t-Traial DitchcGi on the Pctln-
kylvuMizI Railway, Mad Ono Man
EkllEe<ls
plt11ApEtpuIA, Oct. c3-At train OH the Pennsylvania
Railway ran over lnrse tfcenYieh Point, this
mpruiug and eleven freight ctrs wrrB tlro"H from
the track. Tho engineer waa killed uud tile holnan
badly scaled,
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7O0-CORNER OF 46TH ST. AND 9Th AVA YOUNG
lUU girl as chambermad and waitress, nurse; Is
rv for The Sumner can he We'll U from her
last EMPLOYER.
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1C7 EAST 14TH ST.. SECOND FLoOR-A RE-
fLl spectacle Young English GIRL lately landed
cook and to do plain washing and ironing; good city
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100 EAST list ST., BETWEEN PARK AND LEX
lUC ington avs.-A Scotch girl as chambermaid city
reference.
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re GROVE sT.-TO DO THE CHAMBERwORK OF
w first class boarding house where there Is other
required and she will be given the entire charge of her
wi'n in Gondenee Of ner eHp,oyer AZ sea Slae
class family references Call address Mrs. KINGS
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707 WEST 18TH ST.. FIRST FLOoR,-A REsPECTA-
III BILE young woman as chambermaid and waitress;
best city reference; no objection to the country.
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no WEST HTH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
lOC girl as chambermad and waitress; excellent city
references u
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zoo EAST l5TH ST., THIRD FLOOR.-A RESPECT.
CUJ able young woman a chambermaid waitress
in private family; is neat in her work and obligng
four years city reference. Can be for two days
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-20
NEW YORK.
The Condition Of James Brooks

The Condition OF James Brooks.
NEW YORK, April 19.-The Express
says James Brooks has returned to Wash
ington without finding any relief from his
weeks visit 10 Norfolk. At a consultation
of physicians it was concluded to admins
ter nourishmeDt every six hours by iniec-
tious, as, taken in the ordinary way, it
seemed to have failed almost entirely to
give the necessary strength of body.
A Detectives DIamOnds.I
A Sunday paper has story Of a wealthy
gentleman OF this city, named Taunt, who
was robbed of some 81 500 worth of dia-
mond jswelry, in horse car, on the 18th
of February last. Within week he was
induced to consult a regular detective of
this city, when be discovered diamond
ring, which had been stolen from him, on
The finger of the detective. He thereupon
gave Re detective three days to produce the
rest of the plumber, which was done day
or two after, the officer pretending to have
received it from thief of this city, who
had fed to Philadelphia. The detective
declined to accept hundred dollar bill for
his astuteness.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-20
FOREIGN.
Further Of the Earthquake at San
Salvador.
Only Two Buildings Left Standing.
500 Lives Lost and sI2, OOO, 200 OF
Property DESTROYED.

500 Lives Lost and sI2, loco, 200 OF
Property Destroyed.
PANAMA, April 1.-THE intelligence re-
eeiyed by previous mails from the North il
not only confirmed but comes to a climax
Win he entire destruction of the capital of
San salysdor.sp.. the ruin of population
of 10000 people. The lrss re-. seeally violent
shock occurred on the 4th of Marcn, al
about 5 P. m, destroying many houses.
The quaking continued at frequent intervals
until the morning OF the 18th when at 2 a.
m, two light shocks succeeded by heavy
one destroyed the entire city.
SaPapango, Ilapango, S2ntawas, and
Santa Fe have ESQ suffered to lesser ex-
tent, as well as every town within q radius
| OF 20 miles. Fortunately, owing to the
alarm of the 4th, such residents as had not
loft the city were living in the patois or in
public plaza: Hence the number of lives
lost, though great, was diminished. Only
two buildings, the Hotel DelPlaqT!e and the
Government palace are left standing. The
loss is estimated at twelve million dollars.
The aggregate of kille! and wounded is
500.
A shaky Republic,
Madrid, April 19.-The volunteers in
Malaga mutiDied yesterday, refusing to
obey their officers. Great excitement pre-
vailed In the city. The leaders were finally
arrested and imprisonedi when order was
resotred.
The Carlists in the northern provinces
continue to stop railroad trains and rob
passengers. Sabal's force passed through
Ripall, closely pursued by the Republicans.
France has given permission for the trans
portation across French territory OF rifles
and ammunition for Puigacerdo.
a Turkish Railway.
CONsTANTINoPLE, April 19.-The rail-
way between Constantinople and Adriano-
pie has been completed, and trains are run
ming.
Canuck Canard:
OTTAWA, Ont., April ia private dis
patch has been received here to-day; saying
that the Pope died Monday, but til t the
fact has been kept secret, to avoid public
agitation respecting his successor, until the
matter should have been decided in Rome.
GOndOIas Wanted.
MONTREAL, April 19.-The lower part
of this city is submerged and also the
greater part of Grifintown, where the side
walks have foated away and boats are pad
died about the Streets. At the village of
La Prairie, owing to the sudden rise of the
river the ice was driven in with great vio-
lence aud destroyed number OF houses.
No lives lost.
A Cuban Serimmage.
HAVANA, April 17.-An official telegram
announces The defeat of the insurgsnt band
of Callisto, Gracia on the 18th. Gen.
Rigullrue states that twenty-one insurgents
and four Spaniards were killed, and thirteen
Spaniards wounded.
A Fatal Ship.
MELBOURNE, April 19.-The ship Ala
radius, of and from Hamburg, with a num-
Der of emigrants arrived here to-day. Du-
ring the voyage 80 Of the passengers died,
and the captain committed suicide.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-20

CLEVELAND, April ia writ of habeas
corpus was granted to-day by the Prooate
Court of this city and two, girls named
Martha and Mary Kelly, aged 10 and ~
years, were taken from the Cathoilc orphan
asylum on Hsrmon street ard gwen lDto
the custody of their mother, who tes'lned
that her daughters were placed In the asy-
lum ten years ago by force ana violence
their father (since died) being Cathollc
and she Protestant. She had gone 70 the
asylum for her children and being refused
applied TO the court for assistance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-20

RALEIGH, n. O., April 19.-In tearing
down an out building at the Tarboro
House to-day, Nathan Field, colored
waiter, found package containing some
$50, 900 in old State notes and Confederate
bonds, and $500 in gold and silver, also two
watches. No clue as to when the package
was placed there, or by whom, could be as
ertained.
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LATEST MARRETS By TELEGRAPH

SAVANNAH, April 19.-Cotton-net re-
ceipts SAG bales; sales 365 bales; stock Al,
456 bales.
CHARLESTON, April 19.-Cotton-net
receipts $50 bales; sales 600 bales; stock
1884 bales.
GALVESTON, April 19.-Cotton-net re-
ceipts ATT bales; exports to the continent
1916 bales; cosstwise 1908 bales; bales;
sales 900 bales; stock 81, 537 bales.
MOBILE, April 19.-Cotton net receipts
S45 bales; exports cosstwise IS bales; sales
700 bales; stock SO, All bales.
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undaIiHered nisnafchas

The following kilograms remained at the
Western Union office saturday night. Office
hours Sunday from to 10 A. NJ. and 8 to
SPIN:
E. Hirsch, Cbas. Kircher, VIM. Traton,
o. F. Noel, Jos. w. Aughiltree, Col. E. W.
Cole, E. g. Jacobs, Mrs. G. Butler, Third
National Bank, j. K. Morrissey, o. j, Mar
shall,
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Fythfan Cancellation.

RICHMOND, VA, April 19.-The Su-
preme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias to-
day restored the Grand Lodge of Pennsyl-
vania to its proper standing, and its repre-
sentatives TO seats in the Supreme Lodge.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-20
ANOTHER ACCIDENT.
Collision of OIL Trains-Thirteen Cars
Burned.

CLEVELAND, April 19.-The second sec
lion of an oil train on the Franklin branch
of the Lake Shore Railway, ran into the
rear of the first section, near Hadley sta
ton, last night. One of the locomotives
was wrecked, and thirteen loaded oil cars
and caboose burned. Charles Smith, con-
ductor, was slightly burned about the face
and hands. The burning oil fioated down
in stream, and burned wagon road
hridoe half mile distant.
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when a Little Farm We Keep.
Traasura TraUa

ST. LOUIS, April 19.-President Grant
has spent most of the day at his farm, six
miles below the city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-20
THE TURF.
Close of the Orleans Races.
Tom COrbett, Alice Mitchell and VII
IR9e Blacksmith Winners.

Tom COrbett, Alice Mitchell and VII.
IaEe Blacksmith Winners.
NEW ORLEANS, April I9.-The first race,
a handicap hurdle race of two miles for a
cub purse of $500, the first horse to have
$3.50, the second 500, the third $50, was
won by Tom Corbett by three lengths,
Blind Tom second aud Pelham third.
Time, 4:OOB. Blind Tom was the fsvorite,
selling in the pools at $500, Corbett S160,
and Pelham S24.
The second race of one mile for year
olds for a club purse of $500, the first horse
TO have $3.50, the second 500, and the third
$50, was won by Alice Mitchell, Edwin
Adams second, Fred Bannabel thru beat
lag Emmet, Joe johnson, Harrison's bay
colt and Melta II. 1t was won by nose
under whip and spur. Time, 1:45. 1t is
regarded as the best racA of this meeting
Mitchell was the favorite against the held,
selling in the pool at S410, johnson $40,
Meta, S45, Adams $50, Harrisons entry
SIS, BaDnabel S13.
The third race, two mile heats for al
ages, for club purse of 81 900, the first
horse 10 have 500, the second $500, and
the third 500:
Village Blacksmith. .........3 /
Mary Louise. ...................l
Silent Friend. ...................2 $40
London. observation-disclosures. dist.
Time 3:42, 3.5S, 4:l6b.
Il the pools London Sold for $50, ST.
lie Friend $500, Village Blacksmith $275,
May Louise $50.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-20
STEAMER SUNK.

The West wind Goes Down with 500
Bales of Cotton.
MEMPHIS, April ia dispatch re-
ceived here tonight says the steamboat
Wes5 Wind from Fort Smith for New Or
leans with 800 bales of cotton was sunk in
six feet water below Fort Smith to-day.
No particulars. She was wrecked here by
the ice gorge last winter and rebuilt here.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-20
POLITICAL.

The Anti-Tax Move In Louisiana.
Kellogg Hung In EfIlgys
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WASHINGTON.


w ASHINGIUN.
The War in Louisiana.
A VOIley of Military Orders,
Which are Duly Disregarded.
The Irregularities Of Red Tape
The Releasing of Convicted Indial
Mufdererss
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The Irregularities Of Red Tape,

Which are Duly Disregarded.
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~
! the pools London Sold for 500, 81
lc.5 Friend $500, Village Blacksmith $40
May Louise $50.
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COTTON is in limi ed request in New
York at 1912 for middling.
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Nainm aud Amerifam.

GOLD was strong in New York yester.
day, ranging from 117s to l1ssc
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Ar District Officers
Judge Fourteenth District, HARDIN HART
District Attorney ,....,,.,,--JoHN U. AClT
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sisgRsss DIRECTORY,

81. MATTHEW'S EPISCOPAL CHI Ruli
--Cururr Lamar and Elm streets. Rcv.S. ID.
Davenport, Rector. sunday school NJ hnii
nastSA. NJ. 3 s,crvices ut half past 10 \. NJ,
aud half past u J.. NJ
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SOUTH Corner tommCrcc and Lamar
streets Rev. II, W, Thompson, Pastor
sunday School vt ihrcC-qunlters past 5 \
VI. Services M hnlf past 10 y. NJ. and halt
pu,d : j, NJ, .,,..t, :,
'Cu NJ BERLAN Dp REsBY 'r ERl \ n
uRCH--leiferSpn street. Rev, Miller
Pastor. sunday school NJ hall past \, NJ
Services at il a. NJ, and NJ SP, NJ.
OLD SCHOOL. PRESBYTERIANC HuRC
Elm street. sunday school U,p \. NJ.
CATuOlICtHIirR,li. -liwnn street new
buldinp. Rev. Fnthr Pcrrcr, Pastor. Scg
vices held every sunday morning in the old
Masonic HAM, on Houston street, until thu
new Church is completed.
MISSIONARY BAPTIST ClIURCll-rat'
icrsoii avenue. Rev. Abrnm weaver Pastor
SUNDAY school at half past \. NJ. Services
nj halt past 10 A. NJ, and halfpast II, NJ
CHRISTIAN on URCH.-tacondole lei street
Rev. Ira G. Mitchell, Pastor. services 81
half past 10 A. NJ. and l,ulf past y. NJ
SUNDAY school ut half past PAT
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-17

Ak individual Of ulablc address, sue
cccded In defrmuding several ladies,
yesterday, ont Of two dollars each, for
subscription to IIarpers Magazine.
On the return of their husbands to din
ncr, they told them of Sweet lillle
mani who had been there, and 10
whom theypaid dollars, for whloh
liepromlsed them thebbpvc book, with
IN splendid fashion pattern sew
eraly Of the husband sfrowned, and said
they would deduct that from their pin
money few Of them were alrnil To
do that, but intmatcd that they
thought their two dollars would never
gee the inside of Harper Treasury.
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phlip Wcrlciu, wholesale nnd rtnll deal
or IN Pianos aud Organs, oftice ma sales
rooms NOs, t0.0O liaronpe street New Or
lphns. Qualities better, prices lower and
terms moro favorable Than at any eslnblisl-
ment south, Largo riles itiIy attest these
statements Pianos sold on paymcnw Of
SO 10 aud i2o por month " preferred Philip
wcrlons Is the oldest music house, aud also
the largest piano and organ housc Ia New
Orleans. Opo-fpurth million coplos sheet
music Of All kinds. send fur price Hist and
te,lns l2Gdtf
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SubreribcrSs
WANTED Five lWndr'd new subSerlDeih
w iOThr Daily Herald

xXyANTED Purchasers Tor lot Of old
w typc metal AN excellent substitute ioi
Babhltt mrlNl, prico tow, Apply al the
IIptmll Office.
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THE chap, out on Bryan street who
dug for tAe lghlning tlInt~ntruek The
grollIhl, out lhgle, aon1o week. ago,
with aAlJWbcocls Fire distinguishes
strapped to his back 10 put II ont when
he found It, wns seen climbing tclo-
graph pole, the other night to catch
come falling stars.
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Geo. w. AitiieiIcld a. 10. fur
niture dealers. have moved OPP
p0silc thc Scots House. Eini
street. where They will TcnIin
until their new brick building
IL completed. l17tf
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
PERRY s. TAYLOR

We are authorized and requested to
nOllnCe
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Mn.olMersoa very aeeacd Imrroy

4 " F'V'T''I W. y y - ~ wv
mont az The posloilicc, The boxes haze
been so shifted ~ to give more outside
room, without abrldsIng the worklpg
apartments within, Postmaster JopeS
n meeting the necessities Of our grow
ing postal affairs with commondahle
judgement and promptitnde n.
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NEAR this city lives II Mr.. Wits,
who owns II colt which has actually
died from going TO pieces by piece
meal. II first lost the hoois Of It's front
lcgs, then thoseof IT. back legs; It's
legs gradually fell of several inches
at altlme; them Its tail, then II pof-
ton of the head, when what remained
fell over and died.
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This Company was organized by the Lead
Ing business men 81. Louis, Missouri, nhd
now RANKS among the iirst Companies OF Inc
United states.
Wpthinl; there can he no better evidence
of its popularity thnn thar 1t has now
ass,rsp,s department, ihsan the fsiutlcrn,
Western and Middle States aud has advanced
eastward oS Bestol, Nv here lfberts ista line
board westward to san Francisco, south
ward ~ GALVESTON, awt apal'waI 70 'hl-
cagO.
In rexas vs., havrpipps dlstrists, aud Dali
/ las win make the tontl,, and have now m
vested slNl ,022 NJ, moStssg9his!!Il sneuled by
deed OF ltust omunincumbercd real estate
valued at tlireo times that amount, Those
who have amy doubts On that subject cpn
see the following On the Company's books at
the Department Headquarters, Galveston
Amount invested by Lilo Association OF
Anieriea IN various faSns dlstricts'
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WANTS. mlscsLlAnEoU

vNT ANTED--A single room on second floor,
w pnfurnlshed or furnished, Without
eoSra ~ tou,hsra nsrt Of ne sIsy
t1n Rank ialdat1
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In addition 10 this, we have $4,000 loaned
on policies, on plan OF Company when first
organized ,.
Dallas District will he comprised of fifteen
counties, on the line of the Texas Pacific ana
Central Railroads, and the nett reserve, all
preusl un,s tiil ga ia,,n kiese sVpn,tes, viii he
An Ses,ed SinA pafias ~ tirc 'f'nard ofrrustccs
here.
The following officers are To he elected on
Thursday evening: Prcsldcni Nicc-Presi-
dent, Secretary, Treasurer, Medical Exam
liners hni Attorney. - Ie' F7.a4
Those Interested should, therefore, attend
and splsp psrtin the election. ~ "a di5t2t
For Rhine wines go 70 Blohm'' on Elm
street. $50 ts
Forall kinds Of crackers SO to Blohms on
Film street
Maccaroni and vcriuicelli you can buy at
Blohns, ON Elm street. Us
Medicinal Blackberry Brandy, ut Wards
drug store, No. IS Elm street. l2ldlm
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nor klmlilsNIIIc.

The following persons were tried, ana
found guilty Of the charges against
them, at the last term Of the District
Court of Dallas county, which closed
on tho last Saturday IN June. We ARE
indebted TO Mr., j. w, Jackson, Deputy
Clerk, for the list.
Henry Allen % y charge QG,swind'
Iihgy found guilty and sciltchced to
penitentiory for nyo years Appeal
taken to5tprcmc Court, as rGsa
Hugh Doty, charged with tIcii sen
fenced to Epcnitcntiary for two years,
Appeal taken TO Supreme Court.
j. Smith, charged with theft; found
guilty, and sentenced to pcniten-
tirry for scycnycars, Appeal taken to
Supreme Court.
Dick johnson, (colorcd), on Il charge
of assault with intent to murder; found
guilty and sentenced to pcnilcntlarN
isr seven years. New trial granted.
james Beedingycharged withan MS
sault with intent to kill; found guilty
and sentenced td two years In pcnllcn-
tlary.
August F'rih; cl,argc, theft; found
guilty and sentenced to two years in
the pcnltentiary.
a.. ,,rtl ..it
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TANNEHllL LODGE No, 81 4. & A.
meets on the SECOND and last saturday even
iugs OF ench month, NJ The Alpgnic Hall,
HENRY BOIL, W, Al.
RICHARD MORGAN, Secretary,
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The bis assortment of Havana aud domss'
tie cigars aud virginia tobacco In pillnsiH to
be Ind NJ r. lIolnecllosopposllo Cosnopol-
itnn hotel, l!hf
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The undersigned ofiers for sale his resi-
deuce, corner Pac1c avenue and Houston
street The building X one of the best and
most thoroughly Finished in the city, and has
all necessary duthuildlngS attached. For
terms, inquire Of W. II. Thomas, at the bank
ing house OF Gastou & Thomas, Orof
&lSwtf JNO. w. SWlNIIfLlS
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wnrlish Wnmnlc lNllera.

cures the above female complaints, and all
other troubles thHi Hlliet old or Young, mar
riol or single females
II at once HruuSes and inNlgorNicS the 10.
male frame, giving strength 10 the weak ana
feeble building mp the cmacl0tod quiet,ng
the nervous, lmpafting He ana huoyancy to
the dun and lSticsS, relieving pain, reeula-
ting the liNcrand buwclsand otherwise gath
cring M and restoring the shattered hlnale
constitution. Sold BY merchants and drug
giSts everywhere Address
DIR, j. =. DROMGOOLE,
Proprietor Memphis, Tennessee.
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Vbqnocst aipi best yrups such as rasp'
lsrrl, strawberry, lemon, Snplln, pine APP
ne, b1nnno, ele,, you dnll g,h ~ Blolim ~ on
Elm street.
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DALLAS LODGE No. II, |, 90. f. meets
IN every "Wednesday night, at the Odds Fol
lows Han. yF u, 7, iEIf, N'"'
NJ. TMNENEr, SlorNtnry. 4.
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RIpGELEY ENOAMPMlGNT No. y, |, o
o. T., meets on the first md third Friday
nights In ench lnonth, ut The ODD Fellows
Hal. JNO. u. KERfooT, g. i,
+. A. EAYRE, scribe,