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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01
LIST OF PASSENGERS

Per steamship San Jacinto, A. c. Burrows, com
mander. due in Galveston from Liverpool fep'''
AIRY I, 1873:
WIN Herbert Nichols. Walter Morris Nichols, Jehn
G Lee. u.
steera ge-Thomas Sheridan. Honoria Kinney,
Risien, Henry Kinney, Jane Kinsey, MARY h ,
Mary Ludgats, VIM Ludgate, Richara LGnRn' '
Mary Ellen Ludgate. Teresa Ludcats. VIM Kelley
Isaac Farmer Eliza Wallis John WALLIS hhhe WI,
lie. Mary Wallis, Rose Millgan, Mary ann Mu,.
Thos. Burke, Mary Cauiisld. David BROCK, n,,',nh
Brock, Henry Burbridga Alfred Jones. Ken rl"mp
y, Mary Plumby, Richard Plumbly, h"n man
Plumbly, Henry Plumbly. Nancy Plumbiy' y yIse
Plumby, Jos sargennt, Marrarct sargesn' yu"
Sergeant, James Sergeant. Thos sargeant, E G,p.n
Sergeant, Arthur Sergeant, Geo Sargenn', om III
Sergeant, Thos Smith. Ann Smith, Thos Sn i,h
Catharina Smith, Sarah Jane Smith, Sam oIW MI
VIM Smith. John Warning. Emma WarinS, hu 'hIr
ing Arthur Waring. Cath Casson, Mary rIn ndran
VIM Balm, John Stephenson wife and six chi,a,e'
REYNOLDS. Frank Clark wife and hvo cn'iu,st'
Geo West. Robt Forward Job Abbott. VIM ApSo..,
VIM Forward, Elijah Enstment, job Coppin' sn".y go
Coppin, Coppn, Arthur Carpin, Ann Coppin
Coppin, Alfred Coppn, R Coppin. John Lho T",'
Munson. Eliza Munson, VIM Colston. PhocnS .o.'
ston, Chns Colston, Geo Colston, Rehert Driyer'
Mary Driver Jno Driv.r. Ralph Driver Geo pI,e, ,,
Jam ~ Frost. Emma Frost, Ellen Fost Louisa Fros'
Frost. Francis Hitch. Robt Hitch, Fanny H, In
Martha Hitch, Ed King, Henry King, VIM.
Francis Poor, John Poor. Jas Belcher Ellen De,sm'
or, Owen Belcher Henry Hamilton, Ellen nshm
nhhoh Hhhiftton, Ammo I,.n..
Wilmington, Mary Wilmington, Thos cross
Mary Cross. Mary J. Gross, Ada Gross Thos Srosa,
Dave Barnes. Mary Barnes David morley E EIa'
Morley, Charlotte Morley, Robt Torrance: sars \.
Torrance, Mary Torrance, Thos Robinson Thos
Robinson, Car Robinson. VIM Robinson: Aiir"m
Robinson, David Campbell, Sarah Campbell An
Cashburn; Phoebe Cashburn, Robert Anderson. s',-
san Anderson, Abram Hugrott. Sarah Hnggem'
Martha Nugget, Maria Nugget. George JARVIS
Emma Jarvis, Geo II Jarvis Fred Jarvis. Jar'H NJ;
Aymes Jarvis, M Simmons, Pearce W King; n.y. "
Moody, Startling. J Sayer, G. Morgan, D. Wits,
Goom, Chatter. Kosher, W Perret @ Hanc oc 9,
wood, Croft. y II Butcher. VIM Cramm, swameid
q u Mllyeit ton. w Knight, Denner, A Ham, w :!
warren, Emily Warren, Warren. u warren,
Spiier, VIM McCarty. John Whitaker, Eiico
Whitaker, Louisa whitaker, John Whittaker'
Marty WHITAKER. Jas Thompson. Catharine John.
son, Eliza Davis. Thos Mccormick, Mary Mccormick
T.t MeMurra. James McMurrn. Catharins McMnrra'
, Nm Brown, Eliza Brown, Brown. John Brown
WI, WIN Brown, G Brown, Ann Brown, Richard Casson'
nicholas Carson. Mary Casson, Rost Plnmbly; Mien-
erd Plnmbly Ellen Mays, Lilly Budd. Michel DON
heii. VIM. Sayner, Henry Sayner, Margaret Bmr'
bridge, Jas McMnrra, Margaret McMurra, John NC
Mnrra, NJ A McMurra.
Total 1888 passengers.
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Letter from Lancaster.
LANCASTER, Texas, Jan. 1S, 1873.
To the Editor of the HERALD:
]. II. B.

LANCASTER, Texas, Jan. 10, 1878.
To the Editor Of the HERALD:
DEAR SIR-Can you tell us, through
your valuable paper, why our school
teac hers don't get their pay monthly at
promised. We have teachers dependent
on their wages for their board, while they
are unable to exact money enough from
. voucher to pay their "washer-woman,
or buy bottle Of medicine for sick wife
while from month to month, they are put of
with the pitiful apology, "ihere is no mon.
paid" We have paid ours; who has moi
paid II any, let them be called on i'm
mediately. Pay the teachers and dismiss
The schools when the money gives out.
Ifthere is tax money enough 10 pay our
teachers, who has it? and what is being
done with til These are questions that
must be answered soon, for the present
sch DOL system is in its death struggle, and
NO teacher of ability will much longer be
imposed on thus.
The "no-pay" system drove one of our
best teachers back TO Missouri, and this
year our teachers for both the colorcd and
white schools have sufficient dose Of the
''no- pay PATTY" TO remove the desire Of
teaching again. And the Indy, who boards
the teacher for the colored school-the
only one in town who would do twill
resign the honor, under the ''no-pay" sys-
tenn, IS it is difficult to sella voucher up
on any terms. EGt r5f
Now, the question will be, can We find
'green recruits" for the future2 Is ouI
government getting econo mical? II so
we beg to suggest that it use its philan'
thropy in some more laudable direction
remembering that the laborer is worthy
of sis hire. 6a ,.
We have enquired from other sources
why IL is that our merchants have vouch'
ers year old unpaid, and Mr., Public
opinion steps up and answers, "specula'
ton, raecality, the money on interest
etc." These are grave charges, and enough
in themselves, to ruin our free school sys.
tenn under it's present inef6ciency, wheth'
er true or false. i,tH ~
II the governmental wagon is running
at this speed, cut the traces Of once, OF
every Spectator will cry "hold the horse,
and we'll take ride" And what then
/, AlasI what now, in this pitiful condition
will right matters and make an hones
bargain obligatory upon governmental
affairs? ,.o g9 lvra s1f ou- ~
IT, TAXPAYER.
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by TELEGRAPH.
special IA the DsIlss If,ssls.

Ntw OrLsAss, Jan. Bi.--Thompeon'l
Cre'etnt City Huear Refinery burned
several adjacent buildings damaged lo''
estimated st 100000.
WARRINGTON, Jan. sI.--IIsvana--vsss
Dc Cuba, concludes q Mandatory editorial o.
Amadeus and his schemes Of reform, In.
e'uding Abolition ofslavery thus Bat v,
believe that unfortunately, with or with
out Reforms, submission of robcls wild
have 10 DO obtained with soldiers and
arms.
New YoRr. Jan. 8l.-swsed Jury hsv.
ing disagreed, we're ordered locked up,
and court adjourned 10 ten this morning
LEXINGTON, KY. Jan. 31--A Comps.
ny OF Federal soldiers arrived but did
not nrpear-ncgroes around the polls,
largely ouinumbered the whites, but the
poll tax DISTINGUISHED two.thirds OF them,
and the whites have municipal control.
Democrats have Ave hundred majority.
TorEKA, hansss,. Janunry 81.-6enntor
fomercy Is dangerous with ppeumonis.
Three negroes, ineendiaries, hanged al
Arrow Rock, Mo-, BY vigilance commit
lee.
NEW YonK, January 8l--Tbe Grand
Jury has OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for
conviction and FIVE for acqniital.
LArER.-The foreman announced thai
IL was impossible for the Jury TO agree,
whereupon they were discharged.
LONDON, Jan. 3l.-Telegrnm 10 Leboyds
from their agent at Cadiz confirms report
that II was Spanish Steamer Murrilo which
ran into and sunk emigrant ship north
meet Of Duquesne lighthouse on the night
or the 22d inst. Steamship was not sunk
as at one time believed, but has arrived
safely at Cadiz. Her des tinatlon was Lis.
Don, for which port she had cargo, but upon
entering that hsrbor, she was signaled not
10 land, as there is extradition treaty be-
tween Portugal and Great Britain under
when officers would be surrendered to
BRUSH authorities to answer charges
brought against them, She consequently
put TO sea again and proceeded to Cadiz
as mere is no extradition treaty between
ureat Britain and Spain. The Murillc
sustained NO damage by the collision. hei
o,nSers and crew will soonbe examined o.
o"diz IN relation to disaster.
LIVERPOOL, Ian. Si.-Cattaa. frRf-. Up
lands TO-; Orleans lot.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-Gold steady at l53
cotton quiet. Uplands PIG. Orleans III
dALvEsroN, Jan. 31.-Cotton marke
hrmer. Good ordinary 16i@l63. Low
middling Ut to l7Y. Hides-dry flint 10.
'gi9. Wet sailed 93@l0. W.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01
Letter ffom John Horny brown.
husr,., T.,s., Jsnnary "a, 1878.

husrs, Tssss, January "a, 1873.
IL me rdlior Of Inc psiia. nfvibi
Befors leaving home promised both the
UsmALp and tho Dallas News 10 keep
,hem posted In regard 10 tho proceedings
Of the Legislature, but fear ] shall be COM
PEELED 10 violate The promise. Up 10 this
time have not had one hours spare u no,
and have scarcely slept half The usual
number Of hours. You and tho people Of
our District sent MS here 10 do earnest
work for the public welfare, and must not
complain II We are unable TO write much.
Messrs. Chambers and Van Zandt, as well
as myself, are on important committees,
and arc oil working men. Both Of these
gen tlemen have alrendy made most IN.
vorable impression, and feel proud to be
their colleague.
The country has occasion 10 rejoice al
tho peaccful and harmonious organization
Of both Houses. Up 10 this time nothing
has transpired 10 disturb that harmony
A feeling OF relief was manifest at Sc eine
in the Govern or's message disposition
on his part 10 cooperate with the Legisla.
ture In at least several measures Of reform
We hope, OF course. to accomplish much
moro than the measures recommended by
the Governor. Every indication, 30 far
jusii6es The belief that we have an able
discreet and honest set oflaw- makers, de
terminod to relieve the people Of the prin
opal grievances complained Of. II Is be-
lieved that Texas Inns never had better
House Of Representatives. The election
Of NJ. D. X. Taylor, as speaker, placed nj
OF once at work. Not speech over IF
zen minutes long has yet been made.
The people may rest assured that pre-
cinot elections will be restored-the regis
tration rendered simple, just and oonven
lent; the police and State guard abolished
the taxes reduced the one per cent
school-house tax repealed, and many
abuses corrected. But the work requires
patience, wisdom and upceasing labor
When work from breakfast till 10 O'Clock
at night, it is impossible to write to our pa
pers or my friends in detail.
As yet, no Printer has been elected and
no papers subscribed for. Therefore l an
unable to distribute papers at presen
among the people.
Capt. E. G. Bower left for home yester
day. Capt. II. L. Ray and others from Dal.
las are here now.
Mr.. John H. Cochran spent few day,
here, and came within one vote Of being
Sergeant-at-Arms Of the House, and lost
it only because not single, officer. bad
beed chosen from West. ''of the Colorado
ta98 delegation from the West insisting on
q share in the representation. Old fathe
Lovejoy of Denton was elected Chaplain
of tho House by fattering vote.
Ihave introduced several local, as wei
as general bills, which are now befor
committees.
J. ii. B.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01

sll improper and irrelevant msster
Respectfully,
[Signed1 EpmuSD J. DAVIS,
Governor.
Hon. A. BLrpsoE, Comptroller,
Austin, Texas
Tho Governor being charged
with tho sale oftho bonds Of Tho
State, was presumed to know Tho
amount disposed of I; and ! very
naturally supposed tho whole
amount Of frontier bonds disposed
Of.
Ny statement of ten per cent
bonds is identical with the above
certified statement.
when bonds have been counter
signed, and registered in this of
fee for sale, it is proper to troat
them as debts against the State In
tho absence Of specific information
to tho contrary. No general account
current of sale and hypothecatior
of bonds was made to this Office un
til the 18th day of January, A. ID
1s73,-after my report had beer
made.
There are now two statements,
the first under the great seal Of tho
State, and the second without. !
do not know which is correct.
Tho Executive says l "assume
lin my reporD functions which
the constitution and laws do moi
give, etc, by undertaking to ad.
wise the Legislative department
how to legislats in regard TO mat.
tors not lyinS within the scope Of
tho Office of Comptroller of Public
Accounts.
l take it that honorable legisla.
tors arc entirely competent to de-
termine. these matters without Elk.
ecutivo dictation, and as far as !
am concerned, I am accustomed to
ask for instruction when want it,
and supposed the present Chief
Magistrate had attempted to die
tate tho manner in which shall
discharge my official duties long
enough to cease to fatigue himseli
in that direction "
The charge Of want of respect
to the Executive in my annual re.
| port, is true, if, by the charge, HI
means ] am not lost in admiration
for his character as astatesman.
The charge of libeling the Gov
ernor and other heads of depart
ments, do not know how to an
swcr, unless it is libel to gire II
my annual report copies Of boucher
shouing rhen the Executive used tn
| peoples money to pay for ice, hors
brushes, curry combs chamois skins
and a largo number of similar items
I do not charge that facts like TIN
above have anything to do will
the Executive desire to suppress my
report.
Very respectfully,
A. BLEDsoE, Comptroller.
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STATE OF TEXAS,
To ,nu snr.rrr or DALLAS co.-o.rrrrsa:

To THR SHRRIFF OF DALLAS Co.-GRKErINa:
You are hereby commanded that you summon by
publication, John Mcneil, whose residence 10 nm
known, to be and appear before the District Conrt,
to be holden in and for tho County of Dallas, at the
CourtHouse thereof, in the City Of Dallas, on the
LIST Monday In February next, then and there to
answer the petition Of A. W. Wecklife, filed In said
Court against the said John McNoill, and alledgIng
in substance us follows:
~, A. D. 1870, Defendant executed and delivered @
Plaintiff his certain Promissory Note, in substancd
as follows:
zone day after date I promise to pay A. W. Week.
line or bearer the sum Of One Hundred and TWEEN
ty-Fire Dollars In gold for value received, with in
terest at 10 per cent per until paid this the
LIST day OF January, lS7O."--
Whereby Defendant became liable and bonnd to
pay Plaintiff the Of moncy in said Note specified,
with 10 per cent interest thereon, according to the
tenor aud effect thereof; yet though often requested
Defendant has never paid the same or any part there
Of bnt the same still remains due and unpaid.
P!nintin further AYERS and represents that Dcfond
aat has transferred his property for the purpose Of
dcfrauding his creditors, and Defendant IL now alb.
rent from the State Of Texas, and his residence 10
unknown, and that thereby Plaintiff will probably
lose his debt wherefore, he pr~ys for Writ Of Al.
tachment against the property Of the Defendant,
sufficient TO satisfy his dobt interest and costs
suit winch be AYERS will amount to the sum Of Tive
Hundred dollats that Defendant DO cited to answer
this petition, and that he have Judgement for his
debt, interests aud costs, and for general relief.
BARKspALE h EBLIN,
Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Herein fail not, but hare you then and there DO.
fore said Court this writ, with return thereon.
showing how you have executed the same.
Witness John M. Laws, Clerk, Of the
District Court Of Dallas County.
Given under my hand and seal q said
No NCourt, In the town Of Dallas, this the
8th day Of January, A. D., 1873.
JIM. LAWS, O. d. c. D. c. Texas.
by J. RoYkR, Deputy. ht 1s:4w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01
Life Insurance.

Never, perhaps, in our community, have
The great benefits Of Life Assurance been
made 90 patent to our people as in the re-
cent case Of our deceased friend and fellow
tovnsman, Mr.. E. Bennett. =.
Mr.. Bennett was murdered on our Streets
on the 4lh Of December last On the sra
Of Jaunsry, the proofs Of his death we're
prepsred and forwarded 10 the Secretary
81 he Texas Mutual Life Insurance. Com
nanx Of Galveston, and on the 9th inst,
Mr. Prank Fabj, the enterprising senerai
AGENT Of the Texas Mutual, paid Mrs. MAT
t;s bennett the sum Of $500 gold, the
amount Of The policy There vas no effort
shovn on the part Of the Company, eth
AZ "a c.vil over fechsic,lities or evsoe IN
- n.rner the payment OF this claim j
Int an ire other band, s1ch . spiritof f.ir
DEALING snd pronptncss was shown, IS 70
bsspesk for our Home Company the pes'
wishes OF our people
Mr.. Fsbj, the General Asssi, : ceu,,e-
ops and arabic eenfleusns Stands N me
iron. rrnts Of Insur.roe Agents, and ls
horni 70 rin-shcre be rooo success 70
ne Terss NuissI.-los News. "a.
We fully concur in fhs above, ss IN 81
cher rood things hat can be said Of fh''
r.>< <rs.llsat Hose Instituiio1. n
.--~-- 49, - = ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01
Smallpox at Dallas and sherman

Smallpox ct Dallas and Sherman
North Texas Enterprise.
We would respectfully ask tho Editor Of
the aforesaid Enterprise to be sure he
knows whereof be speaks, before circulat-
ing report so damaging in its character
TO Dallas, and for the information Of the
Enterprise and tho public generally will
state that there is not, nor has there been,
one single ease Of smallpox in Dallas. As to
Sherman, We can't say, as we are moro
careful in making statement calculated
to damage . neighbor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01

U. 8. SENATOR'S ELE CTED.-On the 2lst.
alt. the following U. 8. Senators were
elected from The States named-all ofthem
Republicans, except the last:
From New York, Roscoe E. Conklin.
Wisconsin, Hon.T o Howe, reelected.
Pennsylvania, Simon Cameron, re-
elected. .-
Nsvads, Hon. John H. Jones.
Missouri, Col. Chas. E. Bogg.
Georgia, Gen. J ohm B. Gordon.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01
THE GREAT FRENCH RExEDY. ~
DEIAMARREs SPECIFIC PILLS,
Prepared byy GARANcTERE. No. "a Rue LON
lard naris

Tferhreu by J. dhfHNtIEHEf NOs IT n ut b0tn
bard, Paris.
These pills are hishly recommended BY the entire
Medical Faculty Of France as the very best remedy
In ali cases Of spermatorrbea, or Seminal Weak
ness; Nightly, Daily Preraafrre Emissions sexu-
al Weakness or Inpofepcr; Weakness arising from
secret habits and sexual excuses Reclamation ofthe
Genital Organs Weak Spine deposits In the Urine,
and all the CHASTITY train Of diseases arising from
Overnse or Ercrs.es. Tbcy when all other
remedies fall. Pamphlet OF ADVICE IN each box. or
Willie sent free 10 any sddress Price 81 per bor.
Sent by mall secsrcr senisd FROM an obserrafion, on
receipt OF price. OSCAR G. MOSES, 70 oortisndt
ST., New York, Sole General Agent for America
aug. 3, 1S72-f1:iyr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01
G. w. HURLEY q CO.,
Agt,s Liverpool and Texas Steamship Company

One sip Of this will battle the drooping spirit 10
delight above the bliss Of dreams. be wisc' ana
tsste.--Niton's CoMUs.
It has been truly and significantly said that 90
nestle happiness Ia more dependent on good n,ge.
tion than yirtuous creeds or moral codes. II Ihe
dogma holds, the oracle can be consulted, oy
prompt application to Price, the Delphic autnor o.
the Celebrated Aromatic Stomach bIs'oIs. He,
ever, within the length and breadth OF the isn ,
Prices Bitters have penetrated. every honssholo
has been illuminated by the ruRshneo Of an nnelono
ed Joy, and every famiy revelled In thesweo y
health and contsntment. The sparkling eye. .n'
ruddy cheek, the cheerful smile and happy ginpoe
no lsss than tho elastic step and the uniai,er'na
tread, what are they bat the eloquent teiltaies y
some vitalizipg elixirf No secret Botany nolu m
The charm, no scientific alchemy creates tue sprii
The days Of miracles are gone; the magic mys,e,,i,
ously working wonders, have passed away, anu Wy
age, plain, practical one give ms a simple tonie
that, BY q happy nmalgamation. restores 10 enere,
and strength the enervated system. Take"fnce
Celsbratcd Aromtaic Stomach Biffers, ana 20.
bid an eternal farewell to such unwelcorne CUES.
as dyspepsia. indigestion, nervousness, neuralgia
r JAMES W. FRJCs& CO.,
"a Manufacturers and Solo Proprietors,
Lock Box I66. New Orleans, La
Darlington, Marpslis & Co.. Wholesale Grocers
d alias, Texas, Sole Agents for Northern Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01

Tho Texas Mutual Life Insurance Co
have established local Board at BRENNAN,
embracing the counties of Warrington
Austin, Burlsson, Fnyetto and Grimes
D. C. Giddings was elected President; A,
u. Rippetoe, Vice Pre- sident, and W. II
Thacker, Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01

LITTER PosTAGE.-A Washing
ington special says "Thc House
Postofice committee to-day unani-
monsly authorized Gen. Frans-
worth, chairman, to prepare bill
to reduce letter postage to two
cents, and require pay .nents on all
printed matter, except weekly pa
pers circulating in the COMMITTEES
where they are printed. BIZ the
proposed bill the estimate Of the
Postoffice Department shows that
$13, 900, 900 are annually lost on
.dstEr cine VIII brsn printed mat
thn;-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01

The proprietor Of the HERALD has
been seriously i'll for over three weeks,
confined 10 his house and bed. He hopes,
during III coming week, to he again al
his post of duty, when he promises i'm
.provements Of various kinds. Our friends
will please have little patience.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01
Hone Told a Flattering Tale,

But never even anticipated 80 divine .
preparation for The toilet, as that delight
fnl preparation nSofodent" 30 cosl and
refreshingly agreeable to the mouth and
teeth, hsr1ens and invigorafes the gums,
gives pure and healthy tone 70 the
breath, cleanses, beauties and preserves
the teeth, and arrests decay 49,,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01
ID ELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN,s PuLM0NIc WATERS

Cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Bronchitis. Sore
/ Throat, Honr.eness. difhcuit breathing, fncpieni
Consumption and Lung Disr.ses- They have %
taste ~ incidence and nny clnd VII take them
Thousands hare bees restored 70 heni,h thst had be
e,r- de.prIrrd Testimony given IN hundreds ofrases
Al for Brrsr's prInosIc Wtrrns- Prire ~ cents
rer hon. JOB MOSES proprietor, 1s cortlandt 81,
/ Nr~ York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01

LETTER FROM AUsTIN.-We can barely
refer to the letter of our energetic and ac-
two member, Hon. John Henry Brown, in
to.day's paper. 1t explains itself. II is
source Of qualification to the people Of
Texas that they have Legislature now
At Austin who mean work--and particu-
larly are We pleased to see p sas Our OWL
siiHhssaai.ssts msYi5srsaTs alive to the inter.
eats Of their con stituents,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01

sfA, Thanks to tho Sisters OF Rehecca
Degree Lodge, No. !, Galveston, |. 90. F.,
Cor complimentary ticket TO tho Ball to
,he R. W. Grand Lodge Of thesstnte Of
Texas. I. q. o. F., to he given cnsTburs-
day. February 9th, 1873.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01

Williams Brothers nre selling Groceries
extremely low for cash. rs bbls., so half
bbls. and 100 kegs molasses and syrup;
also, large lot tobacco and cigars, low .-2w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01

BLOCKS Of all kinds for building pur-
poses. Apply to
FREEMAN & MoDADE,
T.& p. R. r. Depot Contractors. l6:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01
TIL j. L. JOHNSON,
n e STATE OF TEXAS,

Tdr >-,ous ineresfed IN The Estate Of Robesan Ros,
"a. sed:
t,k,e C Parks, Adminis,ratof of fhe tstnte d
Rd IN Ross deceased, has fled In the District
Cot Dallas County, Texas, ~ application. iot
tho 4 Of two hundred acres OF land on the Hss
side six hundred and forty acre tract ofland In
pnIlat ounty, pstened in the name OF y. Taylor.
vhicifill be heard at the neyt term oil the SAID
CourfS pmmeneing on the hrst Monday, In Ieb-
ruaryt d 1879, at the Court House, In the cit y
and c{,ty Of Dallas, and State Of Texss. Az which
tIme 4 persons interested I'm the Estste OF sstd
Robs~ Ross, decreased, may appear and contest
the rsr n they proper. :,
Witness John N. Laws Oierk OF
@N the District Court Of Dallas County: =,
My said Court, ct once, IN the CITY sfps-
las, thistfh day OF January, A D1sIs.
JOHN NJ LAWS, Clerk, ID. @. p. c-fexs
BYE CooHBrs Deputy: