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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-25

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-11
VsVHE STATE OF TEXAS,

To THE SHERIFF OF DALLAS Co.-GREETING:
You are hereby commanded that you summon by
publication, John Mcneil, whose residence rs I'M
known, to be and appear before the District court
TO be holden in and for tho County Of Dallas, at the
Court ouse thereof, in tho City of Dallas, on the
Isl Monday in February next, then and there to
answer tho petition of A. W. Neckne, MED ia saiu
Court against the said John McNeill and ailedging
in substance as follows:
That heretofore, to-wit: On the lst day OF Janui
nv, A. ID. 1870 Defendant executed ind delivered TO
Piautiff his certain Promissory Note, in substance
as follows: as
zone day after date l promise to pay A. W. Week
life or bearer, the sum of One Hundred and Tweh-
ty.Fiye Dollars in gold for value received, with in
terest at 10 per cent per annum until PAID this inc
LIST day of January, lSTO."-
Whereby Defendant became liable and bound to
nav plaintiff the sum money in said Note specified
with 10 nor cent interest thereon, according to the
tenor and effect thereof yet though often requested
Defendant Inns paid tho same or any part thefe
Of but the same still remains due aud unpaid
Plaintiff further and represents that Defend
ant has transferred hi, property for the purpose OF
defra udng his creditors, and Defendant is now ah'
sent from the Sinte of Texas, an his residence y
unknown, and that thereby Plaintiff will probably
lose his debt wherefore bo prays for Writ OIL At
taclmcnt against tho property of tho Defendant
sufficient to satisfy his debt, interest and costs OF
suit which he AYERS will amount to tho sum Of Two
Hundred dolats; TINT Defendant he cited TO answer
this petition, and that he have judgement for hi'
debt ntercsts aud costs, and for general relief.
~ BARKspALE 4 EBliS,
Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Herein fail not, but have you then and there be
fore said Court this writ, with orr return thereon
Witness John NJ. Laws, Clerk, OF tho
SN District Court Of Dallas County.
SEAL Given under my hand and seal Of s .nl
SEN/Court, in 'he town Of Dallas this the
OF" ''' j. N, LAWS CD. ID, c, Texas Texas:
BvJ. RoyER, Deputy. ls;iw
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-11
Texas and Pacific

We ARE pleased 10 learn that Tho Sigh,
break on tho works ofihia road, occasion.
"a fro m Epliobilc, md como little dlseon.
tent, relative 10 new wages regulations,
has been overcome, and that the work
progress es In true Railroad style,
BnIpoEs
Foundations for oil false work hence 70
Fast Fork In. Trinity River Foundation
piles two.thirds In, timber, piles md tres.
tie for samo arriving nj rate Of two car.
loads per day.
ENGINES.
Two elegant Baldwin Engines, now at
Corsicana. .... ..
All work being dressed from this Ia
East Fork, n distance 81 twenty miles
From East Fork, ten miles east, nearly
completed, and, best Of NIL, from Dallas tc
Longview, n distance OF ono hundred md
twenty three miles, there remains but ter
miles uubroken ground.
NEW coSrRATs.
Miles West from Longview, 81. 2 & 3 Il
P. L. Conradc, "a & 8. Scott & Bullen
SO b 7 Liitleton & Bro; II & 8, Pat o Don
mel s. Bro; 92, a, So 9, T. ]. Tierney
Yves, Of Trinity River, 1876 & @; Mat Cul
len.
DEPOT GROUNDS.
Work upon Depot Grounds, Us, siding
etc, at this place rapidly going ahend
Sew eral miles Of track.laying east iron
this, already let
TRANs.coSTiHENrAL,
We are informed is also being rapidl
pushed forward, thus IL will be seen tina
the great Southern Trans Continental
Route is fast approaching accomplishment
for which same we are duly proud.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-11
A Warming.

Or. Abcrnethy once affirmed that his mistakes
would MI graveyard and this confession srrane
from so eminent m authority ms this distinguished
English Esculapius. how many graveyards could ne
filed by those Of less repnta. who recommend
noxious nosrums for tones, and administor inefec
tive compositions for s'imulatsi II almost seems
like blind infa tuatqn in persons afflicted with In
digestion, dyspepsia, nervous debility or simliar
functional arrangements, to swallow tho wretched
almixtures that glnt tho market, when Prices ceIe
brnted Aromatic stomat h Bitters are 30 accessible
Prepared from vegetables that embody Tho InrcS'
and most valuable medicinal virtues, Prices Bitter
are at once most greatful cordial and mort invig
Grating adiavnnt. Imparting healthy tone to al
tho organs, regulating the system Of circulation
sending an exhilarsting glow through all the "na'
turol gates and nleys of the body" they do moi
only repair tho shattered nerves, but simultaneous
ly rccuperate the wasted energies In short wher
ever there exists any gastric disorder Prices ceie
brated Aromatic Stomach Bttcrs will infalib'y fer
rot ont the disease, and by their active principles
apply tho remedy.
JAMES W. TRICs& CO.,
Manufacturers and Sole Proprictors,
Lock BOX 1885, New Orleans, La
Sold by Druggists, Grocers and Dealers through
ont the South.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-11
Gen, Lees Monument.

The Richmond Enquirer says that the
marble for tho memorial sarcophagus and
recumbent statue Of Gen. Lee has been
qunrried in Vermont, and will shortly mr.
rive in that city and be carved from the
design in plaster. Means are now needed
10 enable the sculptor to go forward and
finish the work. Tho total cost Of the
work undertaken by the Memorial Asso-
hcen contributed; SIS, 900 ar" yet required.
As the surest end best way of raising this
sum, tho Association Of The Army Of North
crn Virginia, at its late meeting In that
city, appealed to the ladies Of the South to
Join in celebrating the Goth of January,
1873, the anniversary Of Geu. Lees birth
day, in taking such steps ns will secure
the sum of money needed to properly adorn
his tomb at Lexington.
In reproducing the above from the New
Orleans Pcayune, we confess TO the mant-
ling blush of shame. Those who conquered
us in honorable warfare refuse to strike
one star from their armament Of glory,
and surely, as naught but memories, dear
as they are sad, is left us, 1t seems pass
ing strange that the pitiful sum Of twenty
thousand dollars can't Be drawn from SO
many people who profess to idolize the
memory of man whom oil the world adj.
mires, for the purpose Ct paying fitting
tribute to that memory. Not, We arc per-
suaded, that lofty column of brass or mar
bic is necessary to preserve and keep green
our reverence for Gen. Lee, but that gen.
erations who must follow us will under
stand that we cherished the great leader
Of our i'll starred cause.
Texas stands oday robed in man.
ties brilliant of heroism born with
her birth and maintained even unto
the present hour. God bless her, the
trump that calls to duty ne'er gave forth
UNDECIDED note to her sons; the LONE
STAR upon her banners shine and have
always shone foremost in the ranks Of
duty, and we are not prepared to believe
that she will falter in this most dutiful
matter. AS is suggested in the article
referred to, the 20th Of the present month
is his birthday, therefore the most fitting
period to more. Let DALLAS take the ini-
tial In this matter; let her ladies, evor
responsive to the calls of charity and Of
patriotism, take it in hand and improvise
from their great resources some sch eme
whereby money may be raised in aid Of
the LEE MONUMENTAL FUND. Concert,
tableau, fair, anything that will attract
and amuse. Will they do this If yea,
the columns of the Herald, together with
the personal mid of its managers, are here
by NEST heartily pledged in support. Let's
honor ourselves by honoring the memory
Of the great and good leader of cause,
which, like himself, has passed from earth,
dead but not forgotten.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-11

FrRE.-0n Wednesday morning last
about sunrise, an alarm of fire was given,
which was found to proceed from the roof
of the new iwo-story frame building on
the east side of the Square, next door south
Of Deppe's barber shop. When discovered,
the fire was blazing up from the roof, around
The small chimney. Assistance being i'm
mediately OF hand, it was soon ex-
tinguished. The building was occupied
as clothing and dry goods store by Mr..
-, and owned by Mr.. Muland. The
damage was trifing. The cause of tho
fire was the slipping apart Of the stove
pipe just where 1t entered the brick fiue,
near the roof.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-11

ARTnUR's ILLUSTRATED HOME MAGA-
zIsE.-The January issue Of ARTHUR" is
on our table. The HOME MAGAZINE takes,
with this number, its anew Departure"
for higher level and broader field. For
twenty years it has been visiting the peo-
pie all over the land, and seeking TO es-
tablish itself in their homes as q power
for good-seeking TO make hearts purer
and happier. But II had limitations, which
arc now pushed aside. Hereafter IL will
take the form Of the editors own ideal Of
what n magazine for American homes
should be.
The present number is one Of great ex-
cellence and interest, and promise Of the
good things TO come. II has heen greatly
enlarged and literally illustrated. "P ip-
sey Potts" begins a new series Of her ad-
mirable papers. Her Windows have been
n great feature in the "Home." Every
subscriber TO the Magazine for 1878 will
receive copy Of ''The Christian Graces,
one Of the lovelicst steel engravings ever
issued. Terms, S2,50a year, with re-
ductioH 10 clubs. Address 7. s. ARTHUR
& Sos, Philadelphia, Pa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-11

The editor Of the Weatherford Signet
bas been on q trip to the frontier Military
I ost snd Town Of Jacksboro', and gives
the following description Of the place:
We found Jscksboro' q lively, four
ishing town of some eight hundred in
babitsnts, located on high prairie hill,
on the South and East sides Of which runs
g beautiful, clear stream. Its locstion is
ct once romantic, pleasant and beautiful /;
ard being surrounded BY one Of the most
desirable bodies OF rich, arabic lands 10
be found in onr western regions, is des-
tined TO become n pla0 Of mueh promi-
nenee, al an early day, too. We found
the citizens Of the place 10 be stirring,
energetic and bospitable. in fact, We
have never received . more kindly well
come 10 any place, or received more hos
Pitsbie treatment from any people. They
have fine school nov in progress, and
The ioEn and county are constantly re-
ceiving valuable additions 70 their eth
rsnship. Jocks5oro' is now in need Of .
good Diil-saE and erist. some ener-
sstic mill man would DO well 10 supply
this Important need Tbs rapid dsvslop--
nsai Of the csanlge risk resources viii
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-11
Our Bodily Inlirmisies'

pbysical inf rmitics arc tho lot Of all. Miiiions
are always sick. No mar, woman or child Is unit
formIy in per feet health. Munich, however, Of inc
sickness and suffering which render life burden
to 40 many of our fellow beings is dino to careless
ness and neglect. A mighty Gntidote to the lead
inr causes OF disease has boon provided. IL 10 "a
harmless AS It is efficient. No poision Gus drug en-
tors into its composition. 1t is an indebted stniu
LIANT. tonic and aporient, Of which every insredi'
emf IA vegetable. The unexccptonaple preventive
and restorative medicine Ia not ga new thing uhder
tho sun. ~. Hostotter's Stomach Bitters Will soon
have been before tho world quarter OF century )
and it Is not toe much to aver that thousar u.s. ave.
ton, of thousand., are using 1t VINO wou'o ha'e
hoc J., in their graves years ago had they not oeeh
stroncthcnpd and sustaired by this who'esome
stimuinnt The rnpidity with when miner ~
nnnts often bccomo when neglected. obstiha'c ui ",
c,ses is well known. This tonic IS iomous i' ~
imu.diate check which IL gsves TO 'nese pieeuI ~
~ deadly disorders The sensation OF ianeuoi ny
.icI; headache The nervousness, the inuispor.o. "
exertion, the nausea, the confusion o. o, ,nn; h
physical debility, which are INTENDED 10 ;mna,i
us of the approach Of serious danger p:..ars The
ablv rem owed by few doses of the bit'eIs. l ~,
FANG of the preraration rs a genuine rpecine io'
dyspensia. bilious complaints, malarioms I'VE
Rheumatism and chronic debility, is as wiu' 10 .n
world and In these days of charlnta' Ism, " i',
fierce cathnrtics, that rob the Invalid VI ~ i,t'or
remnants of his strength, are advertiser W. ~
onts(N IL il indeed ilessinS to mahh,hu ,n ,.a
iiostetter stui'. n'',.,.ora nanpIor l7-n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-11

fusion headquarters, apparently Nv ad'
ihorliy. Thai Zen. Emery has rocclyed In
situoflons from Washington that United
r,siss troops shall only be used 10 pre-
serve tho bdAca that any body ofcltltebs
styling themselves what they mny, have
the riahi 10 meet peacefully for any pur
pose moi unlnwfnl, and Tint ifnny hiicmp'
should he made 10 dispetso any such as
.emblase, they shall no protected.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-11

D6r We were much pleased to greet, in
our sanctum, on Saturday last our long
time friend, Capt. A. j. Ball, Senator elect
from the Weatherford district. Capt. Ball
was en- route for Austin, ria Mckinney,
where he expected to spend q few days
Our acquaintance with Capt. Ball dates
from the time OF our own arrival in tho
" Three Forks City," now nearly nineteen
years, and il gives us pleasure to say that
VIC have ever found him true as steel. Our
neighboring district is indeed fortunate
in the selection of her Senator. ..,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-11
STATE OF TEXAS,

To all fnere.te in he Estate Of RObe.aH Ros'
deceased;
f;eorre c Parks, Administrator Of the Estate o.
nol..on Ross deceased, has 6lcd in the Dietfiel
cio1rt Of Dallas County, Texas, an applca'pn ~,
,S...is N two hundred acres Ofland On the bas
az ~ six hundred and forty acre tract o. lana ID
D.lIas County, p.feHsd in the name Of r. IAy loi
,hjrh eli be heard at the next term Of the $40
Court, commencing on the tr,t Moooay' ~, n ~, -,
80 s,,,nty o. Dallas. und State Of Texas Al winch
si,e All .ous interested in tbs Estate o. "a
nob,san Ross, deceased, may srf+ar ana ooh'-s'
sne ---s II Wines John II. Laws Clerk Of
the District Court Of Dallas coui W.
SEAL Given under my hand and the sal q
NT6S/said Court, At once, in ths Vify 81 Dei-
Il. sfs- 1Cth dnr Of January, lsI3,
- - 1oHN n. LAWS. Clrrk. d. c. D. C.TcNss
BYE cooxrrs Deputy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-11
l5:2w

ARREsr.-A man named Duffey was ar
rested Mt the Clinton House, in this city
N the night Of the 9Th inst, charged with
killing Of q Mr.. Fleetwood, in Jack
county in 1871. We learn that Dufiey
was arrested in the latter county, some
time since, true bill found by the Grand
Jury and his bail placed at SIC, 900, in de-
fault OF shich he was placed in custody Of
the Sheriff Of that county aud escaped,
about two months ago. The arrest vas
made by Mr.. J. NJ. Salmon, Deputy Sheriff
az this county, on the affidavit Of q gentle
man from Jack county. The prisoner was
placed in jail here, 10 await the arrival Of
the sheriff Of Jack county
Mr.. salmon, We may be SLOWED to say,
$ slrays prompt nad energetic 10 The dis
charge Of bis duty We have known him
t, number Of years. and have nlTsys found
him 80.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-11
n,l, .r,A N ,hl,tp,I,s ltsal.bI, .us.

msl. such an ,hisfptl,s q profitable sue
osss,
The military posi-- situated about q
half mile A. ". of the iown--dlsbur,ss
about S7b0,O00 annually. This together
with = heavy western trade, makes Jacks
toro' one Of the mosi monled, active busi-
nsss places In all Northwest Texas. The
lssding ciiiNrs Of the places seem desir.
ons Of extending every inducemeni 10 MI
good people who desire 10 mako Jack Co
their f,,inrc homes. Mr.. W. A Benson
Surveyor Of the county, proposes to slow
good prescriptions to 100 or $50 families
who wish TO become permanent settlers o.
that county. Jack county wants farmers
Just now, and VIC know Of no place In al
Texas where such dividends can be real
lied from farms"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-11

Ths peoples Legislature mstio Tho house
flny.sirht members and quorum resent
No quorum In The Senate, 80.
A'wsshlnsiOn dispatch ofibc NV, says
In conversation 10 day tho president de-
clared his purpose In recognizing the
Pinchback government only 10 Id 10 eha
BILE the PARTIES ID make Up q case for th'
courts. Ilc did not regard u as materia
which party no recognized as II was nee
essary only 10 recognize one or the other
The military were only ordered TO pre-
servo peace. Pinchbacks proclamation
ordering the citizens not 10 assemble b'
regards as an outrage on the constitution
and puts Pinchbnck's party In the wrong
Tho President has now no fear OF an.
violation Of the peace, and says the who'll
difficulty will DO settled BY the proper 10
gal tribunal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-11

We learn that it is the legal opinion Of
Attorney General William Alexander that
MI. ]. G. Tracy is inhibited by The Consti-
tuition of Texas from taking his seat as n
Senator Of the State. We will be pleased
to learn why Mr.. Alexander comes to this
conclusion. BY all means let him rise ia
explain Gdiueston News.
We have an intimation that the decision
sought for and obtained from Alto rney.
General Alexander, has given Tracy q
loop.holc for escape from some very dam
sging disclosures.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-11
RETAIL GROCERS,
: Texas.

We take this occasion TO thank our
friends for their liberal patronage extend"
ed to us while ut Corsicnna, and beg to rc-
mind them and the people gcnerally,th that we
are now opcningat Dallas one ofthe largest
and most complete Stocks Of Groceries ever
brought to the interior of Texas.
Purchasing as we do, direct from lmpor-
tersend Manufacturers exclusively, forcash
on the spot, aud by our own labor almost
freeing ourselves from store expenses, and
being no way involved in the unavoidable
losses Incidental to Big Credit Stores, it
must be perfectly clear to tho comprehen-
sion of every one that we can afford to sell
our goods OF small profits.
We would respectfully solicit the public
when VISITING our market to Gull and ex-
anime our Stock and prices for themselves.
All articles guaranteed as represented,
or money refunded.
Our House is situated on South side OF
Elm Street, N. L. of Public Square.
Respectfully,
DARLINGTON, MARSALIS & co.
Jan. A, 1S7S-tf