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Steamboats,.
UPPER MIssIssIPp1


UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND Mrp.
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE
Composed OF the following
frstclass side-wheel steamers
GREAT REPUBLIC, JAMES HOWARD.
JOHN KYLE, JOHN A. sCUDDER,
CITY OF ALTON, HENRY AMES,
PAULINE CARROLL. BISMARCK,
GLENCOE, SUSIE SILVER
TOM JASPER, RICHMOND,
CITY OF QUINCY, COMMONWEALTH.
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS AND THR
BENDS.
THROUGH TICKETS TO ST. PAIL
Will leave as below at O'Clock PM
JOHN A. SCUDDER,
A. J. Carter captain; Chas. H. Dix clerk;
SATURDAY, April 10.
PAULINE CARROLL,
james A. lore, captain; Geo. Miltenberger clerk
TUESDAY, April 81.
GREAT REPUBLIC,
W. H. Thorwegan captain; j. P. Young, clerk;
SATURDAY, April 25.
Issuing as usual, Through Bills of Lading in con.
nection with the Railroads to all principal points
North and West
J. B. WOODS CO., General Agents,
124 Gravier street.
P. S.-we are The only Agents in New Orleans
authorized to act for the above named boats
mh28-n
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ARKANSAS RIVER.

ARKANSAS RIVER.
Leaves TUESDAY, April 81, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
For Arkansas River, Fort
l@AE4lst Smith, Van Buren,, Little Rock and all
- way landings on Arkansas River, also
taking freight tor the Bends
John Howard,
j. Nichols master, E. R. Perry, clerk,
will leave above. For freight passage apply
on board, or to j. JANNEY,
apis 1T Common street.
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Burned by the Flash.
About l o'clock a flash of lightning
struck the one-story frame cottage of Mr..
Michael Regap, on Second street, between
Canal Avenue and Short street (Carrollton).
The lightning struck the roof near the
chimney, and passing through the bricks
into the chimney, shot downward and came
out Just above the mantelpiece, utterly
destroying large clock which was standing
there. Mr.. Regain, who was sitting in the
room with his family was also struck, the
flash passing down his shirt collar and
through his clothes, burning him on the left
hip and foot.
The shock also knocked Mr.. Ryan's
brother down, but did not injure him. The
clerks in the court house, opposite the cot
tage house, were all stunned by the shock,
and, to use the words of an eyewitness, sit
fairly rained lightning in Carrollton."
Strange TO say, the cottage house which was
struck was flanked by tall trees, both in the
front and rear, but the lightning seemed to
be attracted to the honse.
The clap of thunder which accompanied
the fash was deafening to all around, and
| when the clap was over a dense cloud of
smoke arese from the house as if the whole
place was in flames. Later accounts are to
the effect that Mr.. Regan's injuries, though
| not dangerous, are very severe.
The alarm Of fire was given, which imme-
diately brought Carrollton Fire Company
No. Oh the spot. But no further damage
was done except what is above stated.
War Among the Ceartesans.
Two of the Liberty street Cyprians, Of
rather dark complexion, named respectively
Josephine Parker and Mary Jane Harris,
entered into quarrel, and the language on
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Iuily brought me back answer that if
would send him draft on w. w. King, paw
able on LIST January, that he would accept
the same.
did not send him the draft because was
prepared to pay him here, and was certain
of doing so before January Some time
about the middle of November. notice was
served on me by Mr.. Carlin, of Bayou Chine,
notifying me if did not pay my taxes in
ten days, that the plantation would be sold
for taxes. Before the ten days expired |
called on him to pay the taxes, when he in
formed me that he had sold the plantation
for the taxes, and that it had been bid in. in
the name of the State.
complained of this summary proceeding
and offered to pay him the amount of the
taxes. He informed me that he could not
receive them, unless 1 paid all the fines
costs and penalties, which l refused to do
then offered to pay him the parish taxes
He informed me that he had also sued out
for parish taxes. l asked him for his au.
thority for doing so, as the police jury had
suspended the collection Of parish taxes
He answered he was not bound by the action
Of the police jury. l never received any
notice Of the advertisement or sale, until
informed of it by Mr.. Delahousaye, when
called on him to pay the taxes.
The notice served ON me by Mr.. Carliu
was not served until after the sale of the
plantation. Was never called on to point
out property, either personal or real, and nc
attempt was ever made to collect the
amount of the taxes out of the personal
property, although there was enough to
pay ten times the amount of the taxes. But
the whole plantation, with all the buildings
and improvements, was sold for 4S7 State
and go parish taxes. E. T. KING.
April Is, le7A
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Mayer Cabeii's Court.

John REDEEM had employed not the
most refined language to u woman,
and was asked for one dollar and costs,
which he paid.
John Smith, becoming overwrought
In his feelings, let them loose and the
consequence was they led him around
spinningly, which the court digniiled as
"creatlnga disturbance" and requested
Smith to cxude three dollars and costs,
which ]. =. did.
Joe McClelland was "foolin' with
them ker'ls,n and not having any
stakes to pny was put in the city's
durrumsalla.
4 Katie Keller was notified that one
dollar and costs would satisfy the cor
pomtlon for u diminutlve contest she
RECALLED herself with, which she paid.
James Kelly deemed action action !.
action! the life of "a man, but over did
1t, and became q member of the con-
gress back Of the city hall, for want of
the "open sesame" N''.'V
John Gillespy thought of the pass of
Thermopylc, andconcludedh he wouldn't
lot anybody pass either, and not hav-
Ing that which win satisfy abused
law, went to the wooden tower.
Henry Crutchfeld tit and 1T and fit,
and was soon pining in the Commerce
street nest.
Tim OConnor got olf through the
cleared woods, notguilty, ON the charge
ofplying a vocati on in the city I'm
its without first paying his taxes.
A jury decided that Mr., Kingdom, of
was subject to a
fine of $1,000 for keeping his saloon
open after twelve O'clock. Mr.. King.
don notified his Intention to appeal.
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A GRAND p,cn,, aud rroauc, rnr,,.

An exqulsitcly plensurable Jefo
chompetre was held at Crystal hill, on
Turtle creek, yesterday, by n party of
young ladies' and gentlemen Of this
city, whose names we give below;
Miss Swink, the Misses Dram, Miss
Mastcn, Miss Vlrgle Fisher and Miss
Addle Fisher, Miss Roberts, Miss May
and Miss Mcfarland. Mrs. Nowlin,
wife of lawyer sNowlin, Of this city,
also participated and whose matronly
sccpter was no doubt respected by
all. 1.tt.
The gentlemen present were Mr.. :.
w. s. Duncan, Mr.. Il. NJ. King, Mr.,
John Ycargan, Mr.. Woodslde, Mr.. j.
T.. D. Blades, Mr.. Edmondson, Mr.,
Dram, Mr.. Douglas, Mr.. Williams, Mr.,
Hyde and our Mr.. lIasye, with delicate
luncheon, graceful and refined games,
gatherings under overarchlng trees
here, and htsioriotics down by singing
springs over there, made up the poetic
rustIcIty of the day, aud the gay feas-
tiers returned Mt twilight. We desire ia
thank the company for n delicious bot.
tlcof wine.
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THE DAILY nERAID:4 rHURsDY MORNING, JUNE \ ISL

lta Kind over lnyonted.l .lts pressure II
nineteen hundred pounds, and II turns
out from ten TO twelve thousand brick
per day, from "a, NJ, until 81, ~, con-
stItullng working day, with the even
mesa ofthe flow Of water from u foun'
tuin, and with M much natumlnoss ~
u pastry cook would MI n muffin ring
with batter The composition OF Mr.
Thomas brick Is clay aud top soil only
mo sand IL used which Is u great nd'
vantage. Mr.. James Rice Is the super
lntcndcnt Of the yard, aud directs u
competent force Of aubalicrna. 1t Us
the Intention Of Mr.. Thomas 10 reduce
the price OF his brick 30 That contract
ors can compete with any Of the brick
yards
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nln.onrI. Knnan. nnh T0yn. RaIlNnl

niasonri, Knnsns nnh Teyns RHii"ny
Inis pipnoer lnet rNae. having complol'
odtheirwo iron bridge o'nr ino $40 1Wl
nyora Boonylin nn' onnnod 20 Offer SIN
better facilities i0f travel 20 tuo gieal Nof'h'
east,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pnlmlWi plepe
sies plnp oaeH wilrho inh between HOUSTON
llnnos"ad, iirnrno, pHHA md polilA un
tho LIMO of me Tftns CluWl Railroad 60
Chicago ana &c. Louis, without change NJ
oawto Now Non, ana tine principal oommer'
DIAL cluol OF the North pud Lmt,
THIS llno passes through % dollghiful eoun'
tryi aud having h.ru completed over " yonr'
hasa gm0oth truck, % wrll sotil,d mld'hed'
ana nro cunMrl 10 nabs quick tln' willl
hntoly,
All passenger tmng are iully equipped
Win Mlllrrs patent coupler nnd Wesling'
house mir brake.
urndvIro 10 the traveller nom TeNns n, Ia
travel Via the NJ Rat,
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TWO MORE.
The "CedarS" Slightly Done FOR.

Night before last two residences in
the "cedarsn We're robbed. The first
wasa private boarding house, on the
street running south from the resi-
dence of Tom Barry, Esq, from which
the abstractive night callers hurried
with the cash contents of tho pockets
of two young gentlemen boarlers. A
short distance above was tho house of
MIR. Stewards son-n-law, with whom
Mr.. Stewart and his wife were living.
Gaining access to Mr. SIS hed-cham-
Der, they removed his vestments TO the
yard gate and there relieved his wallet
of Its contents, amounting to a few doll
lars, and after piling the clothes up or
DERBY, spread the open bill book on the
top of them and deramped.
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WHY does not Ross avenue grow
loud for the street railroad?
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ACns,In Cnr RIdc.

A very curious law suit was tried In
the superior court New York, recently,
which was based upon dispute of SIX
cents, Thesuit was the ease Of Thomns
Hamilton against Third avenue rail-
road company; an action for damage
for forcibly clociluR The plaintiff as n
passenger from one OF the cOmpny'S
carr, for refusing 10 pay u second fare,
he having pnld In lull his fire from Dist
to 3lst streets, June 20, 1865, The case
was tried several times, aud finally
damages was given the plaintiff IN the
sum Of llfteon hundred dollars, The
verdict, costs and interest In the case
foot up $4,000.
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OFFICIAL. DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLAS.

Mayor-W. l., Caboll.
Engineer--Wl lliam NJ. Johnson.
Attorney--William Nj, Edwards.
Treasurer--B0pert ii. West.
Assessor aud ColleGtor--'rhomaS j. Keeton.
Observation-Disclosures Peak.
Deputy Marshol-John IL. Ryan.
POltcomen---J. W. spencer, A, W. MiNSon,
+. NJ. Russell, G. u, Blood. samuel Cnbh, n,
II. i. Nichols, W, r. Morton, j. IL. Elder, j.
r. hninel, :, \, stewart, stephen Hudson,
Frank Tusten.
Health OhlCpr,-Dr. NJ. A, Cornelius.
Aldegmen First ward; II. T.. BurkeS, James
A. Leonard, heury krVGy. second ward: Y.
D. Coughanour John A. howell Third
ward: a, L. HcnSley, John oWens, Japies Z.
Mcconnell. Fourth ward! II. II. Mcdonnell,
W. {, Young.
The Offices Of the various city officers ar,,
ut the city market house. The board of AL
dermen meet in regular session ut the coun-
ell room over the market, every Tuesday
night fsN
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Escaped.

Yesterday afternoon one of the jall
ghosts, Mike Kelly by name, at work
in the court house yard, Embossed his
shackles from his ankles, while sitting
down with four of his companions in
misery, and before the guard discovered
the artifice the fellow gave one bound,
sped around the court house as If astride
thunderbolt, zigzagged towards the
river and swimming across made his
escape. Deputy Sheriff Scott eques.
trianated after him In a few moments
afterwards, but up to late hour last
night had not returned.
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R'EEAi yaAIn.%.
Arrival and Departure OF Malls at Dallas Post
Office,

Arrival and Departure Of Malls at Dallas Post.
Oilicp.
Northern mall arrives daily at $3.50 m,
departs at S2u am,
southern mall arrives at S;2O n m; departs
nj $3.50 ul.
Texas aud pac.ilr mail arrives MT 1850 p m
departs ~ iNO ~ III.
Fort Worth, Wcntheriord and Jackshoro
mail arrives except M1ndaysl ut p N; de-
parts except sundays Al a N.
Denton ana Wise County, Louisville and
Trinity Mills NAH arrives Monday, Wuducs-
duy and Friday 0t q p M departs Tuesday,
Thursday ana saturday at Z % m.
Cieburnc, Hood County, Cedar HIN, Mans
Held and Alvurudo mail departs NJ outlay and
Thursday NJ ant, arrives Wednesday and
Saturday ~ u p N,
WaXahachlp mail ariiyos Monday, We'd
nesdNy and Friday at6p.mS departs Tucs-
day, Thursday and Saturday at ~ AIN.
Scycpe iiuughts store and Uuiun Hill
mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday ana Satur
day az u M; departs Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at pm,
William Jones, Po-tmasteT 5, :. JONES'
Assistant Postmaster; owen CORY, chief
Clerk, w. y. Aduus, Mating Clerk; Harry
Neihl, Delivery Clerk; u, A, Brown, Box Dis.
ributing CLERK,
Persons having grievances against the
Office on amy account viii please report the
fact In writing or In person 10 the postmaster.
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The Examination M Professor scnIes'
school.

The following classes were examin-
cd at the institute on Tuesday and yes
terday: Spelling, reading, primary
geography and primary arithmetic,
under the direction of Miss Rosa Har-
ris. Advanced geography and ad-
vanced grammar mental and practical
arithmetic under the direction of Miss
Gilman. Latin, astronomy, philosu-
ply, advanced mental arithmetic,
Cicero GLASS, fifth and sixth readers,
dictionary and test spelling, by Profess
sor Scales.
A very marked proficiency was dis
played 10y all the pupils In the exam
nation, which distinctly testified to
the care, discipline and scholarly cul-
ture of the teachers. A contretomps as
unexpected as II was unavoidable de.
barred our presence during the "test
spelling" which we have no doubt
was gone through with TO tho satisiac-
ton of The teachers, aud fair attend
ance of patrons of the school and citi-
zens, who were present when we left.
Tonight Rev. Dir, Easterling will
deliver the annual address, aud we
hope TO see n large attendance.
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Alcohol y cal 60 95; Gun Camphor 2 n COr;
Chlorolum VI ~ Gum opium Flb $40 50@l u:
Indigo, hest, ~ % II 1i&& 90; MagneSia a 70 5Ooa
6Oc; MRdder - u lSd20c; OH, sweet u etl 81 Oh,
Sporm "a gal ~ 90; BeTamot, pure, 5lh rs l5as
OO Oh of Lemon e0 i5@I 10; soda sal English
Eh Sc; Sulnhur flour Il n Sc; Rosin a III 10;
Alum Y % 7@Sci CalomelF " s. 75&9 IS; Coch,
lnenl II OF topperaS case; Liquorlc' eXtrNct
Soc Morphine 81 50@S ~; Oil, Castor u gal 81 70
g 80; Olive u gal y 2j@2 50 Tanners 81 %;
Cossia y II 81 80; quiuine 81 Oh " 70; Soap
CASTLE n 10 zoe; Soda ash n n re; Saitpetre
pure v 10 Dc; Commercial y ID loo; Venetian
red - ID Sc; White lead pure per keg slS O0E.
IL SD; Strictly pure per key Sl3 50@ll %; Linz
seed OIL raw v gal 81 2OGSl 2j Boiled ~ gal Il %
@l 30.
Roots and Shoes.
Boy'SKlp Brogans So 00dl5 % q doz; Mems
do SIS 0O9lS 10 .. doz; Children's and Misses
do 81 50Ml5 90 % do2; Womens heavy pegk<ip
SIP GOALS % q doa; Boys Kip Roots SIS O0ia
so 90 y doz; Mems do $50 00da4S w q doS.
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REV. lioUNTAINE Il. PITTS, well
known Methodist preacher, died Il few
days ago while attending the general
conference, He was a great reyiyalist
in his time. During the war though
yerging on three score years and ten,
he raised q regiment for the confed-
crate service, and bore arms in its de-
fence TO its close. Afterwards he re-
sumed his active duties in the ministry
and died ut an advanced age in the
vigor of his mental faculties
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Tue New nrick Yard of Mr.. T. r.
Thomns'.

Mr.. JE. Thomas, formerly owner
and operator OF one of the largest and
most prosperous brick yards in eastern
Texas, and which was located at AEar.
shall, the unriyalled quality of his
brick gaining for him the award of
thecontract for furnishing the mason-
ry material for the Texas Pacific ma
chine shops In the aforementioned
place, has opened prick yard on the
Dallas branch, in the northeastern
part OF the city, and within few
yards Of Burtle's mill.
The press used by Mr. Thomas, IN the
Misunderstanding of his brick, Is the cels-
brated Vile press, which Is regarded as
one cfthe most superior machines Of
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Gold Pens, Blank Books. Etc.
The largest. most complete
and elegant stock Of gold pens,
blank books, stationery, bibles,
sunday school literature, inks,
pocket books, IsssRkers' eases,
feather busters. picture frames.
albums, pocket cutlery and erO-
quot sets In Dallas, Ia at Frank
Inns book store. Main street.
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If ofCiarlS, Bryan ~ Blake.
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k'nctS are stubborn thingsIand can not he
gaInsayed. Such is the case with Mnrsdens
Peetoral Balm. III fact thut II has never
filled 70 relieve and cure every case of
asthma, influenza and bronchial disease. 10
prove this statement 10 he u fact, he has IN
structcd his agents TO refund the amount IN
any instance where II lnils to cure. For sale
by all druggists
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"HorEL proprletors,n says the Home
Journal, "should pay their walters and
servants, AT some houses this is not
done; the only wages they receive is
what they beg from their guests, We
know of certain landlords who even
divide with their employees. This Is
nearly as bad as the English method
where servants in hotels and restaur-
ants often have to pay for their places
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DALLAS COVNyY.

District ludge-lI, Barksdale, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge--Silas Hare, Sher-
man. d. $3.50
District Attomey--Ed. G.. Bower, DALLAS.
District and eN.oillcio County Clerk
Alexander Harwuod
Deputy Clerks--k n. RawlinS, Pierre NJ
Brown, William A. Harwpod. .r y
l:hcTi0-,lumeS T.. BarRiey.
lnN Clerk W. L. Nermllion.
\ Deputy Sheiias-I n. Chapman, Thomas
). Floyd, Thomas p. Scott, Beverly Scott,
John Bowen,
Survey lioherr VI. Cook.
reasurcr-Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide lnSpector-.r Thomas John
Nl,t
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Is thore scSly female In our midstc Is
there one who reads the paper, who has not
tried tho use Of English Eenale Bittorse
They come highly recommended, Those
who have used thom exlol them highly, and
wehonestly advise our lady irlends 10 send
TO the drug store and procure them at once.
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THE president Of Guatemala has for
hidden the clergy IN Chat republic 10
wear the clerical dress except when
they arc engaged IN The performance
of their ecclesiastical functions, and
closed all The converts but one, that of
Saint Catherine, the nuns Of the abol-
ishcd converts one hundrdd and forty
in number having the option Of either
entering the convent Of Saint Cattle
rinc or returning 10 civil life.
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An elegant new ArlOn piano
for sale ni cost and carriage,
which IL sI7J less than nAian-
ufactuares' price. This In "a bar~
gain mot found every day.
PIERCE az lyle.
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We have tried II, Tried whatP Why, tie
great cough remedy, Pectoral Balm Having
derived benefit norn II, we use The scripulral
injunction, go thou aud do likcwlse.' For
sale by all druggists,
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LOCAL NEWS
rnr ONIcInI PNper OF lMe OIIy


We have the liabilities aud IN. work
men 60 do m good work. and nt ~
law Yates, ~ rsn be dome anywhere
eud We mean 10 do II. Hiring yom
Fine Jeb worh 10 Tgtr DAILY HHn-
AID Orfion. Corner ~ mat" an'
lamar atreNls,
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! Although the DUH season is
setting In. the "pId Reliable"
book and stationery house OF
Pierce az lyle. continue 10 re-
ccive heavy invoices OF goods
in their line. Dallas is growing
fast. but they keep ahead Of
her. and have about the largest
book STORE i'm the state.
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ATTENTION. MECHANICS.

Twenty thousand dollars
worth Of clothing. an cost. ms w.
q. Randall AZ Bros, Elnstreet.
Every working man in Dallas
should go there and buy.
thereby saving nifty per cent Of
your money, which is no small
iteln these hard tig,es. slIIg
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itlsm on mooted question, nsn Consump-
ton be crreds The pros and cons ore
almost innumemble as ARE the victims to
this fatal disease. On one ground all agree
that Marsden's Pectoral Balm win relieve
every ease andcure majority. For sale by
all druggists.
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A fun Ifne OF ladies' uader-
clothing, fms and hosiery as
cost. Also a large Tot Of bows,
scaris. ties and cgayats at half
cost, at
W. g. RANDALL s BROS,
EiIn street.
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,yOgGN w. AANE.

Notary pnbiic and agent for
the collection of claims al Aus
TIN. Dnice nj GnstOn ~ Thomas
bank. north side Of the public
square.
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The Annual ENmulnntion Excrelaoe

on Dallas Female College VIII take pace
this wook. Examinations on Tuesday aud
Wednesday, Mpsloil concert compositions,
doclmnatonr, etc., on fhurdny and Friday
~ nlghl--7 o'clooki the literary address by
krv. VIZ, Rastorling, atso'clook, Thursday
ovenine the hnnunl meeting ofthe bonrd Of
lnsloosand VISITING commillee, ahlOA Mr
lhurdny.
Patrons, teachers aud The public Invited
". n. bpALEh,
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.IrSrlrEs OLE THE pRArR

Precinct No. l--John d. kerioot presiding
justicel, Dallas.
Precinct No. = William A, George, Lam
caster.
Precinct No. s-Charles Barker, Cedar
hin.
Precinct No. 4-Thomas l.. Frank, Breck-
inrdge.
ifacinet No. 5--Thomas ID. Coates, Seyene.
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VIZ learn that the demand for English
Female Bitters IN almost Unprecedented. II
cures this young girl, tho married lady tho
old maid and the lettering granny. II I'M
parts iron 10 the blood, giving color strength
md hnnllh.
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