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Curious Charges AOdinstfH IRE IN
terror Department.

MORE CARRlA0Es AND HORSES ABOUT.
Mr.. Samuel Walker, who was c ERIK
10 the Indian bureau, Of which Mr..
William Welsh, of Philadelphia, was
president, has publish cd letter, over
his own signature, charging corrupt
use OF the contingent fund of the In
terror Department by Secretary Della.
no and Assistant Secretary Cowau. lie
says:
The secretary 5 oihce has, at the
expense of the government, four Carl
ages and five horses. These are attend
ed by one foreman of stables at $3.50
per annun, one Waterman at S120 per
annum, two stable LANDS at 500 per
annuu each and two drivers az S?2O
per aunum each. The cost OF harness
and repairs Of carriages, &c, for SIX
molths was reportt Il to have been over
:2,l0O. At the same rate for rest of
the year the entire cost Of carriages
and horses for the secretary's Office
alone would be about $4,000 per an.
NUN. TIL secretary doubtless does
MT use all the car:i8ges and horses
himself exclusively, but it -lakcs no
difference to tbe taxpayer, who pays
for them lam credibly Informed that
lue OF the carriages, GriVer ana two
horses have been ct Mount Vernon,
Ohio, tor the past four montns, and the
drivers wife, who is Employed in the
patent Office, draws his pay during the
absence Of her husband. None of these
things could take piace without the
absolute knowledge a1d occurrence Of
the secretary aud his assistant who
thus concur in aad profit 10y the mis-
appropriation Of puzzle money. wnIle
crippled soldiers staryU thai they may
have able-bUdlcd stable l4uds II ad.
di,ion to this landaulCt acCDmmCda.
tion for the ecc!etary's utico and
friends in and out of tAe department,
the land, pateu:, pension and Indian
Offices have horses aad crriiages, cost
ing enormously for tbsiT support. "
Walker also charges that Delauo
keeps at the expense Of the govern
ment for the Use Of himself aud friends
geranium aud bouquet nursel., and
says
To attend to this an assistant cr-
gineer is acting foreman gardener, ana
two gardeners, at $50 each, ar need
ed. In addition to the d9wqr galdeu,
the glass pats around tie department
re attended TO bythis cuatly 1ofee with
the aid of still auotLorsuperyisor, who
Is paid as engineer, the whole force
costing more than $40, Coo per annum
The report Of expenditures shows that
purchases Of flower. pets, &C., c1e
made NJ public eXr ensc Tie example
setsisfol.owed BY these around him
Private helst5 g!e llttee up BY mocla-
lics raid by thc soyerntnear, fnlui
tire i plo5 ayed aaa catpeia supplied
which are charged 70 the contingent
fund, Large shipments OF public PRO
perty have been made 10 "a distant
point, and, in short, wholesale robbie.
~ has been committed, Messengers
have been taken away feom the &c.
r0rtmeE. on long hips IS body ser.
wants, and some are now performing
private service in Washington. Other
persons Of both sexes have Travelled
at the public expense on these mis-.
sionS.h
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CECIL COUNTY REPUBLICAN NoMI.,A-
T1oNs.-The Republican County Couven-
tion assembled in Elkton Yesterday and
nominated the following ticket Sheriff,
BeDoni Cooling; County Commissioners,
Wesley Clayton, A. J Michener and w.
James Wilson; House Of Delegates, J..
d Bunting. J. L, Bond and II. C. Eli
son. Orphsns' CouIt, William Torbert,
Andre" Lyon and James A. CouIson;
States Attorney, George a. Blake. Ja-
cob Tome, Wm. ]. Jones, n. B. Nc rrison
s7d VIM. I. Warburton, Jr., were ap-
pointed Delegates to the State Conven-
non. Cecil may be relied uron for her
usual Democratic majority.
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PUBLIC SALES
DuBLIC sALE.

DUBLIC ALE.
VIII be sold at public sale al the residence
Of the subscriber, near DuPont's Station,
Chfistiena Hundred, on
TUESDAY. SEPT. 7Tu, 1875,
at O'Clock, P. NJ.
The following personal property viz:
One Germantown wagon nearly new, set VI
barnes, searly new; whcelbarrow, about
one acre Of corn In thu ground, pair OF bed.
strads, b,ds and bedding, bureau, dinin q
tab {, wash stands half 'ozen cane seat
chairs, rock nS chars half dozen common
chairs, Wheeler y " ilson. Sewing Machine,
carpets, looking glase, clock No cook
stove, rarior stove, oarIhen and q eensware,
knives and fofks, tubs, buckets. about thirty
pairs OF chickens, and hum er Of ether al IT,
cles The house is also offe, ed for rent.
TERl's.--Un ] sums over so a credit OF
thTeo months will be given by purchaser CIV.
Ing bankaelc note with en- approved Ell
dorser
aug25d2tw1t GEO. T. wAKENHUT.
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FIRST wALp.
Gpcncil- DAY ii Irelau,
Ilspootor-R.ohard Burton, Jr
Asslstant-Jaules a. BuulL4
sLlo>D WARD.
CcuAeil-Boltrt Il. Taylor.
Inspectog-Eobert /. Tawrrs Y.
.Asslstaut-Wm. i. Wind.-h,
THIRD WARD.
Couneil-Ja;ues McGlinchvy.
lnspector-Thonas James.
Aesistaat-Da2iel 3. Woodward.
FOURTH WARD.
Counoil-L wis Paynter.
lnsPector-Janes O'Iooie.
AssistaLt-Wm. Hanna.
FIFTH WARD.
Council---Samurl Mnrphey.
lnspector---David J. Scott,
A5sistant---Thomss II. Kane.
SIXTH WARD.
Council--Chas. McCloskey.
lnsptctor-Thos. NJ. Ogle.
Assis nnt-Wm. H, Lee.
SEVENTH WARD.
Coupcil-D Taylor Bradford.
Inspector--1ohn O'Donnell, Jr.
Asslstant-Isaac S. Price.
EIdH7s WARD.
Council-David Chandler.
lnspector-Wm. H hyatt.
Assistant Edwin f. Norro-.
NINTH WARD.
Council-James r. Walker.
1nspector-Edwiu Barr.
-Assistant-Edmund knight.
TENTH wARp.
Council-Thomas Ford.
1nepector-Eayid I. Firdie!.
Assistputp p +,,Icl- N5o~-
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1T Is little strange that Every E,es.-
.;a Should rnG SO strongly old Dr.. Bal.
ley, whom, it ought to know, viii prove
a wiling instrument Of the Ring. His
violent partiEan feelings are sure TO car.
ry linn against any conservative action
euaEating from the Democrats
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IN CHASCERY,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
Cause at Partition
keuei Helsier,
~.
Rebecca s Hsieiar
- nl

HeEtCrA :. HfIrIfT
ct. al.
In pursuance al an order OF the ChEnca calioT
in the above cause made ct Chambere, On thu
Second day of July, 1875. All persona hav
ing any liens against the interest or estate OF
heuei heipieI, kebeoea S. Heisler, Bar1illai
X. Hetsler. Henry Lawrence and Marietta
Lawrence, his wife, Henry E. Heisier ana
Francis ". HeislaJ. or either OF them, In tho
lates, are hereby notified to lls a partition
setting forth the nature and amount of the
same. In the onlce of the Register IN Chan
Gerry foI New Castle County. ten days before
the first Monday In September, A. D., 1876,
ana 10 appear and prove satd lien or liens at
the ensuing term Of the court, before the
rising of the Court on the third day OF the
term. CHAS. b. LORE.
SAM'L NJ. irA ARRIJ6TON.
Trustees
Wilmington. Del. July % ISIS. tosepB
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LEGAL NOTICES.
". AIS. Summons No. So.
william Ii. Re ham. Libel foy p.Torco.
New Castle County, SIS;

Minnie r. Pelham, November Term, 1878
william Ii. Re ham. Libel fs tos p.SoSeo rec w.
New Castle County, T,bs s.; s,o.sc, po,.~nr..
To the Sheriff Of New Castle County, greet
wSSrsas, Minnie p Pelham BY her petition
the oflce Of the Prothonotsry Of the said
Court In and for the County OF New Castle,
for the oaues Of complaint the Elm alleged,
has made application to our said Judges that
decree may be pronounced dlssolving the
marriage existing between the Petitioner and
her hu. band, William H. Pelham.
We therefore command you as you have
mon William II. Pelham, SO that he be and
appear before the said Judges Of our said
Superior Court at the next term thereof to be
held at New Castle In and tor the County of
New Castle. on Monday the twenty-ninth day
OF November next, TO answer the allegations
of the said Petition and also to show cause,
II any he has. why decree OF the said Court
existing between him and the said Petitioner
according TO the act OF Assembly in such case
made and pro vlded, and also TO do and re
ceiye what the said Court shall then and
there consider concerning him In this behalf
as to the Court shall seem meet and consist
ent with the provisions of the said act OF
Assembly, andbave you then there this VIII.
SEaf ,dlptn, Esq., at New Castle, the
I 49,. tifth day of June. A. D.. Eighteen
~ ~ hundred ani seventy.iye.
CHARTS BEAsTES.
issd'd Ansn1t q. 49,. rIothonotary
The above las true copy ot Ala. Summon
aug2; WIN. II. LAMBsoN. sheriff.
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Look Or YcrE CorS-7 TAX REcE1F1
a1d have itreedy fcE neZt Tuesday after.
. on. Avote. ca. yot upon q county taz
receipt fo4 taxes u has paid within two
Peers. Ii you have rot paid you! coUuty
tax it would X vl!l t. dosoa oaco. TIE
q .ctiou takes PIE o. Taesday. Sc. ter.
h-E 7, irou l2 Il to 2. u,
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE Market

MONDAY, ugust s',L.P.u
Beef cGt 10 OF good cuait.y were Ia 'aru
mend this week, hu. comm Z grades w
dull and neglected. About 8CC head arrived
and sid at a7kc, fer ex.se feun.-lser!c
and Western sseers; Sc. for few eAvice; i
az for fair to good d., end tl.a5sc,pI
>heep were IN fair demand IL l t,.t
Errive and sold at .a5c ~ y g..,1 u
to quality
Hogs were IN isnand 4505 heai s,5l7;!
ana sold Rt eli s9al2 So PSI -. rs -;
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Mary wsy. Ct. al. New Y Gssi'a oaAeSnny' eSans3. >,
tetitionera, Cause OF Partition

IL pul euRnac OF an order OF the ChancsIl, ,
in the above cssse made at Chambars on Il {
24th day Of J :h. A. D., 1876. all persons hav
ing any lien or liens affecting the interest oI
estate Of Augustus weyl, John Weyl, Charlcs
Weyl. He4Ty Weyi. Mary Stevenson, VII
liam Weyl Annie WeyL Geo. W. Woyi
Lewis Weyl, Benjamin F. Weyl, Henri
Weyl Edward Weyl, and Mary Weyl, cI
either Of them In the lands and pyemi
see to which said cause relates, are here
by notihed 70 Gle o petition setting fortl
Office of the Register In Chancery for New
Castle County, ten days before tine frat Mon
day 10 September, A. ID, 1878, and to alpeaI
and prove sald lien or liens at the ensuing
court on the third day Of the term
CHAS. u. LORE, Trustee.
Wilmington. Del July 27th. le75.- 70 oeerg
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REGISTERS ORDERS
REGISTERS Order

REGISTERS OFFICE
AE9 AsrLE COUNTY, Aug. oh, Isis.
lyon the aRplication of Edward wilson.
Executor OF Elizabeth Whsnn late OF " hite
Clay Cresk hundred. in said county. deaeas-
ed 1t Is -dered and directed By the Regis
ter that the Executor aforesaid give
notice ei the granting Of Letters Testa-
mantary upon the Estate Of the deceased.
with the dateof granting thereof By causing
adyertisementsto be posted within forty deYs
from the date Of such Letters. in six of the
most public places Of the county of-N ew Css
tie. recurring all persons having demands
az inst the Es' .te 10 present the same CT
abide By an Act of Assembly in such cas e
mado spd provided. And also cause tks same
to be inserted within the same period in the
Daily Gazette, q ncwkpsper published In
Wilmington, and to re continued therein
sAss1ssk three weeks. E &. u.
EHHSN Given under the hand ami seal ci
<z2n% ofice Of the Register aforesaid. at
Mex Castle, New Castle county aforesaid
The daY ard year above w-ttten.
S. Q. BIGGS. Re1ister.
NOTICE
tato cf the dece. 1 must present the same
duly auested to ,ae Executor. on T be
fore August 5 b. 1876. or abide the Act o.
Assembly In such cass made spd pr9yidsd.
Execu or.
Address-N oTark, Dot auSfeeodsw
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THE DAILY GAZETTE is igousked every a.
sernoon, (Sunla! exccptcd) at Ats Markrl
Street, and served tS carriers TO subscriber
l. all parts of the city and surrounding town
Villages for siX cents o week, pay aUh
" eky. Yearly Subscribers. - in advance.
Il ONLY UkMoCKAl'" ulILY IN 1hB srAIL
The IELAWANl t'-,-- .ft, C5tRbi!SieN II
l14, is the largest ANA most lJul,hng wevh
III the state, and las a larger circulation
tn III any other on the fcuiusuls. palhshe'
ev 'ry Thursday AFTERNOON, ut - I year, II
nd -ancc.
W :.UEN&EON. BEE, = t'r 7. 'S.3
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STOCK oUOT}gT6 6,.g

LOCAL sr0oaF.
wilmiustsh cal aa5 cosn,oss
National Bank 1G Del4w.T-
Union NatioueI Eant
first National It6l
kaTmeis' Ban ...
National bank y i!.9 1al t....s..
UeiaSrle State Ionf VIZ
" Nittiiu.stJn Iasy l.uA.
New Castle County
ipsi1s.t' i'gias, ! KIT. r., al. a.s' 1a.,.4
W liz, an1 ils4f3l. sf d
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Fok PRESIDENT OF CITY COUNClI.
JAMES 7AThE POSTLES
FOR CITN TREASURER,
EDWARD McINTIRE.
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l441l1N
NOTICE
REGlsTER,s OaDER.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Au,.u. ISIS
Upon the application of J0sEpl L.
TAkPENTER. Adpn Instr tor tf JANE Il.
MARTIN. late Of WilrninGton Hundred,
In said county, deceased il is ordered and d.
rectei by the Register that The Adn, illustrator
aforesaid. give notice of the granting of Let
ters Of fAdIttisirat,2n UPON the Estate CT the
deceased. with the date Of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be 1estsd within
forty days from the date Of such Letters. in
SIX of the most public places of the county ei
New Castle. requiring all psi sons having de-
mands against the Estate to present the same.
or abide by an Act Of Assembly In such case
made ana provided. Ard also cause tho same
to he inserted withis the same period in the
Daily Gazette, a newspaper published IN
Wilmington. and to DO contin ued therein three
weeks tE .. d.
~ Given under the hand and seal
sN. Nof Office Of the Register afore-
SEAL bsaid, at New Castle. In New
~ Castle county AZORES Aid the day
and year above written.
s G. BIGGs. Register
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against tAe Es-
tate f the deceased must present the same
duly attested to the Adu iLjs str tor, on or
before August Ii. 1876. or abide the A ct OF As
sembly II such case made and provided.
JOSEPH L CARPENTER.
Administrator
Wilmington. bel. 8uglSsod3w
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TIE CI1v. TRgAsvcrE's CFT-cE haa
s7-.alaw-. - sEal5 Ct regular pay fol
rvlces about four thousand dollars
That is II tal Cos. mcyr than double the
EF:-iar tGia4!, old Uo4 . lnaa doab.
that it cost when the laat Democrat f!lv5
1t. He Tas iuAy competent. ana dls.
charged q. til Lut.,s lLt!.t~ctel.!y e.
one-haif kat Il no7 costs to have th:r.
iper:ectly perierusd.
Il a5dt.ca - Ais dining TIE l.st year
u has b IN f-uLd t.he Republican C9u2.
O. ntn sa!} necessary &c keep ,2an un.
= pay al tue VI. 70 keep the hools
v ich tae Cay Tieasulei is paid 70 Go =
d ", therefore. can :.e Con.mereia! at.
10 pit 70 Gak- it atpl.r that Ir. VIII
csit's pc.itll 80 III. u41e up ior lis
other d f., 4oj:>. / h45 not said in all
i at-emf- = !, -t2g tat " yiue.nt
b. ccnpe'ert Tor H. oEce 1t is 90 u1i.
Versall5 coneea / that ,.e Is H., tl.at it
searaei7 daros to ve2.a.er- iAr
sUsTlcx y WAsz.s3Ioa.-TAe Wash.
hgson o5.se5r 5roH .e,.. C.; tas New York
81" say ~ iae- = al me iminis-
traitor 7i Jas..ca u ,...s e.fy has taaou.a
mere farce, and ary e..4 nat Who mas
1cney enough ! ALA : c,.tsar ~.
cape, 1t IS. ao 2s:-a.s "a. tar .fi,a,.
aa!s aro pf7tecae.i who Pay therefor. TIE
houses g prostitution. and g4tabllne hslls
pay monthly dues 70 :he District Attor.
ney aul tie police. II the paft.es 10
this mt conspiracy - procure tie r..
1eesa = thi.f should b. prosecuted
therefor; but nobody herg lonrvel that
tns m&l5eF vii be investigated at ALL
Tae grand Jury would doubtless iaake /,
fhe subject q inquiry il it vas avt under
tie control Of the District Attorney, VII,
IN this case is the father es the chief con.
soratos 1t is true that Fisher, senior,
Fstirea On TIC lth q September; but it
~ understood that Grant will imnledi
ely appoint hin as the successor of
Juage Durell for the United States Dis.
rlct Court of I9ui lana If he ia able
- secure this fprointmeIt. Ct course he
VII be powerful croseh 10 save his son
from prosecution.
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STRAIED AWAY on August 10th, q datk
- bay Horse. l3% hands high,
t1elvs or more years old He has ~
a caron right hind quarter, and IS ~
q cribber. A suitab e reward will .A<A-
he paid Tor information that will lead 10 his
recovery. 4. 8. NAUDAIN,
aug2S2w Middletown. Del -
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Democratic Candidates.
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TisA"c&aL ana, c.ruv
MTLNfSnrnn 7

oI.sas a.esa S.osa quotations St. Ivy. .,isi;.
=. ssrsss co sE cP' as "a
day. "e!.. ~ ? 4 H~e''
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NOTICES..
Office
~ OFFICE OF THE WILMINGTON SAY J
mos FUND SOCIETY,


The annual meeting of this Society will be
held at their Office on Monday, the eth day of
September next, from 10 to II o'clock, A. M., ,
to elect twenty 1--we managers for the ensuing
year
Tue mansgera elect will meet In the even
Ing OF the next day, September 1th, at ~
O'Clock, to organize the Board.
augS0,2,6 ALBERT W. SMITH, Treas'r
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FOR MAYOR

WILLIAM e. WHITLEY.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-08
THE II ERALD C0MPR ESS.

Wheat sells in Sherman at 80
to so cents per buShel.
Crops are admirable about
WaXahachio, but corn begins to
need rain.
The Sherman Patriot wants n
good job printer, to whom it
promises good wages,
John W. Maddox and Miss
Mollie Il, Kelly, were married, in
Grayson county, on last Tuesday.
In Austin, Fort Bend and Whar-
ton counties crops Of corn and cot
ton are admirable. So says the
Four Counties.
John G. Gibbin threshed two
hundred and seven bushels Of wheat
near Waxahachie, and this is not
the largest crop grown in that vi
entity.
-Plums, peaches, grapes and
pears abound us never before every
where in Texas. Tho Four Coun-
ties says the fruit crop about Rich
mond is unprecedented.
"A sheep was killed near Tyler
II few days ago, which had not been
shearcd for about four years. Its
wool was from ten to twelve inches
long, and on his back loins was
found u birds most with two eggs
in it.
Victoria Advocate: "Senator
Russell, Judge Charles Howard and
Santos Benevidas have been nomin-
ated by the Rio Grande District for
the Constitutional Convention. But
things do not look too promising
for their election. An Independent
ticket composed fsuch men as Co
lionel (Rip) Ford, ]. B. Murphey
and Hon. Louis Cass Gall Dcmocl ats
is opposed to them, and has the
support of the best men Of the Dis
trict. One fact is evident from this,
that nothing but merit will here
after secure the votes of the people
and stocked conventions will no
longer bind the voter in his suffrage,
No surer sign Of returning good
government need be asked for"
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SOCIETIES.


All Masonic bodies meet at $40 Main street.
over c. VI. Wheats store.
DALLAS COMMANDERY No. ., Knights
Templnr, will meet at the Asylum in the city
of Dallas, on the first Thursday after the last
SATURDAY In each month.
FRANK AUSTIN, L. @.
ED. q. BOWER, Recorder.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal Arch
Masons, meets at the Chapter Rooms In the
city Of Dallas, ON tine first Monday In each
month. o,,,ro NJ up
JosRpu Ia. FISHER, Secretary. =.
TANNEHILL LODGE, No. 81, Il. A. M''
meets on the second and last Saturday even
inps of each month, at the Masonic Hail.
'ne' VI II. q. BOWER, W. M.
W.K. CORNISH, Secretary. =,
DALLAS LODGE, No 4l2 I. 4 A. NJ
meets on the first and third Saturday even
ings of every month, at Its hall over Z. NJ
Wheat's store, ON Main street. .
VIC COMMON, W. M.
A.W. NOwLIy. Secretary.
odd Fellows.
Eureka Lodge y D., u o. o. r., meets OF
Richardson, Dallas county, every Wednes-
day evening, at half-past o'clock;
T. L. FRANK, N. u,
Us. FLOYD, Secretary.
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TERRHIL
CouTis 81 ihe stale iuier HE preseni
Constitution -0our's in Kaufman
IOuuIy Particularly.

~ hNNlllll n
CounIy Particularly,
Correspondence Dallas lleraldl
The constitution, rs il Is, author,
ICES the following courts onlyi zone
Supreme Court, District Courts
and such inferior Courts and Magls,
trales as may bo created nv his Com
siitmioa, or by The Legislature
uader rs authorify' and Criminal
Courts In the principal cities Of the
State ete,
The Corporate Courts" provided
for by the Constitution Of lsl5, aud
authorized by the not Of 1898 In
parRuanee thereof for tho govern,
mont Of towns of lhreo hundred ia,
h0bllanls and upward, arc ignored
by the Constitution OF 1869,
The Constitution authorizes only
Gpe Justices precincts in u county,
aud these were laid Of long before
some Of the towns IN Kaufman were
oven thought Of aud IL II said to
be impossible TO mako an equitable
distribution Of that limited number
among our population At This day
aud time,
For the most part the precincts
remain just ~ they were u little
more than two years ago, when tho
site Of Terrell was in the wilder
nossi the consequence II that Terrell,
NJ u distance Of twelve miles from
tho shire town, with ten times the
population and trade, IL yet part
and parcel Of that precinct, depend,
ont on that Justice alone for the nd.
ministration of laws under the juris.
diotlon Of inferior courts.
II is true tho last Legislature at
tempted to relieve us by authorizing
the Justice at Kaufman TO hold court
once II mouth in Terrell. Tho in,
of such an arrangement
H. too apparent to require clucida-
ton,
Tho tendency Of immigrants set.
Ting In our country IL IN towns, In
our county wo have Forney, Law
renee, Torrcll and Elmo on
tho railroad, and Kaufman,
Johnson's Point, College Mound,
Turner's Point, &c, of the road.
Judge Reagan, in his speech at Ter
roll, said truly; ave want II Con.
stitution having reference to tho
character OF those who are to live
under it," Ne We sincerely hope
Tho iramors Of our now Constitution,
when they come to consider the or.
ganization and jurisdiction Of "ln.
Ierior Tribunals" will not neglect to
establish such system rs will en-
power each and every town or
ncighborhood in II county. to cstab.
ish courts for tho enforcement Of
The laws Of the land rs found in tho
penal code Of the State, as well us
,ivil jurisdiction Of all claims not
exceeding one hundred dollars,
Are our courts, under the stat.
ltcs, accessible alike to the rich and
poor? Is it right to compel II poor
nan to swear to his poverty before
he can enter n court for his rights?
You may think such questions have
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-08
DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge-H. Barksdale, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge-Silas Hare, Sher-
man, r
District Attorney-Ed. G.. Bower, Dallas;
District and ex-officio County Clerk
Alexander Harwood. ,, \,
Deputy Clerks--R. ID. Rawlins, Pierre M
Brown, William A. HARDWOOD.
Sheriff-James Il. Barkley.
Tax Clerk-Adolphe King.
Deputy Sheriffs-J. M. Chapman, THOMAS
q. Floyd, Thomas z. Scott, Beverly Scott,
John Bowen. -.
Surveyor-Roberr NJ. Cook.
Treasurer-Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide Inspector-Thomas John'
JUSTICES OF THE PRACE.
Precinct No. IN. NJ. Burford (presiding
Precinct No. 2-william A. George, Lam
caster. ~
Precinct No. s-N. o. McAdams, Five
Mile Creek.
Precinct No. 4-Thomas L. Frank, Breck'
lnridge. 60.
Precinct No. 5-Thomns d. Coates, scyene
C0NsTABLBS.
Precinct No. LA. H.Hardin
Precinct No. 2-M. NJ. Fondren.
Precinct No. 3-R. +. Barker.
Precinct No. Al. 8. Floyd.
Precinct No. 81. A. Fisher,