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.nr,e,b.a, ON Hrs Hands.

Our enterprising Assessor and Collec-
tor has an elephant on his hands, or
rather locomotive, having seized en-
CINE No. so, the J. w. Throckmorton,
of the Houston and Texas Central
Railroad Company, for delinquent
taxes due the city by the company for
1874. Ifnot redeemed before the next
4th of July, the "boys" propose having
a grand tournament and s'blow out"
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Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of a
certain deed Of trust 10 me made, executed
and delivered by W. y. Robertson, Jr, ON the
I5th day Of 10 piember 1873, recorded in book
O, pages Sl7-S, OF Kaufman County Records,
TO secure the pay lnent OF a certain prOmis-
sorry note for six hundred dollars, described
therein Ia wing been 50 requested 10 do by the
legal holders aforesaid, will on Tuesday,
the 7tlI day OF September, 1875, sell for cash,
1T public auction, at the Court house door In
the city Of Dallas, the following described
property, to-wltf
Lot No. :, in biock No. SO, In The town Of
Fofney formerly BROOKLYN, In Huffman
county. Texas, together with all ard Singular
tine rights, members, appurtenanees and
hereoitaHenfs 10 the same belonging or mp
pertaining, being the same lot conveyed TO
sid Robertson by the Texas and Pacific
49, FssD TUCKER, Trustee.
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lfrOm the brooklyn hIBus'l
IL was good old-iashioned set down
at draw poker. There We're three of
them-Ulys Childs aud Murphy.
al tell you what, It's II jolly game"
remarked the poet laureate, "when you
know it's played Oh the square"
al could never see any pleasure in
cards where there's cheating going on"
added his Excellency, Tipping another
chunk of ice into the glass that stood
on the table beside him.
"Faith, you can depend upon it,"
said Murphy, THAT man who would
cheat his own friends amt got the
right sort of nature in him, at all,
at ALL"
Finally there was "call," and all
threw down their hands simultaneous
ly. Childs had three aces, so had Muir
ply, so he'd Grant! Nine aces and on
iy one deck Then they all got up
without saying word, went out, and
walked off in different directions,
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htm.dllrt luHNIHt lbohuitfww
a.ulrndIu.tanOy killed. uUlntrm,
unt DWd nI,r no particulars hdhm
ilhh 'ini lol1 lmfIie. had ifondflnl
W., nnI f'ut nin murderer hnl honn
Hnntcd mliphortoMc,iuncy,wh
he Wn- parIllultll.
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The copnrtnership heretofore existing I'M
der the firm name and style OF Beeler 4 Con-
nor, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will still be continued by l..
Myers CQnpor, who assumes all liabilities
against the lat8 hrmi and IS guthorIzed 10
collect all dnes due said firm,
GEO. e. BEEBER.
/. MYERS CONNOR.
Dallas, Texas, July 9Th, 1875.
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lurulIi rrii lnrllr ISSUED tutiiu MunplilsHnd
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huuutrl ma WUy HrFHuf lund hrluG ~
tlll- county lrNus, hpfiuuinH ~ the =, W,
corner ul thr liudiutd BARRY survey thence
N, 60 WIN HurN iiur so warns u corner
thence u, ~. $50 NHtHs n corner thence ,, ",
~ NniiH 70 rufuuf ~ j, ", tfltuulvud's east
hppnduty Tine Thence ~ warns ultng said
Hue "a place nj beginning, which said notes
nrr past du" nud uupnl f. aud winch said
deed ut trust is ou rtcutd In Ellis county In
huuE w. page 49, at rrHIris NJ deeds, etc.
Nnw, thtrrlurc, 10y Niriu" Of The power CON
tniucd IN said decd of trust, and NJ the re-
puc"t Oi said Obuuchuiu - Cnillress, | VIII
Oilrr Tor sal" 10 the highest aud
uesl bidder tor cash, before the court
house Gour la Dallas county, In the
CltS Oi Dallas, Texas, between legnl
hours ON ~ uriHy, the llth day ct Sep,om-
Der, lN7i, tlr above dusci bed property tp sat
lSiy said notes, anu VIII then aud there
execute Ia tile Purchaser sufficient deeds for
The SHlnr.
John BOOEIIUuT, Trustee.
Dallas lNI,=NVsI
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att is only n slight attack, I'll let 1t take
care of ITSELF" a slight neglected. short de-
lay may entail on the person unpleasant
and perhaps fatal consequences. As a cure
for Indigestion, Billions attacks, fever and
ague, and female sickness, the celebrated
Home Stomach Bltters is without equal.
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Wholesale boot and shoes, 4O7 Elm street
Entire stock is new and bought direct from
manufacturers. Prices as low as any South.
ern or Western market. july 2i-w3m
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Notice.

Mr.. i. c. Seegar is the duly author
lied travelling agent Of TrE DALLAS
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY, with full
authority TO solicit and receipt for sub
srriptions, advertising and job work,
from this date until further notice.
w. c. HOLLAND,
business Manager.
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We have Just burned 100000 brick, which
we offer Cor sale In lots to suit purchasers
The brick are n better quality than those
made In Dallas. Come and see for yourself
Yard on the road leading to the California
crossing on the Elm Fork Of The Trinity.
THOs, FLYNN a FELLsE.
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Unpaid Letters.


For information about the best Steel Gang
Plows, write TO COLLINS & Co., the celebrated
axe Manufacturers, 2l2 Water street, New
York. Circulars free. lSw3m
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NOTICE.
DALLAs, August ls, 1915.


The copartncrshIp heretofore existing be
tween the undersigned, in the practice %
law, is, by mutual consent, this day dis
solved. Either one OF the late partners is au-
thOrized 10 settle the outstanding indebted
ness Of the late firm. Those indebted Will
please call and settle either 10y note or cash.
JOHN n. STEM MONS.
CHAS. I. MORltIsS.
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. pvEnrIslNe: cneap: aooa !, sra.

A DNEEI1SftG: cheap; Good Svaleul-
N diic.-An persons who Contemplate
making contracts With newspapers for the
cents n Geo. r. Rogeil q Co, Al Park Row,
New York, for their PANPHLET-BOOK
(nfnefg- sereTIfh erniOnl containing Isis of
ing the cost. Advertisements TAX en- for lead
ing papers in many states at q tremendous
reduction from publishers rates. 0KT The
BOOK 18d6wly
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And sun Another for Dallas !

Mr.. Perry Bowser, residing abopt
Elk miles west of this city, raised this
year, by actual measurement, one
hundred bushels of oats T. ME acre
Tally another for Dallas county.
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murder in cerIln al ONO.

From a gentleman who agfived rom
Collin county, yesterday, TIE reporter
learned that difficulty occurred on
Muddy creek, in that aOuntf. on Mon
day, between an unds ~ nephew
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MsGnlAAfons
MARVIN COLLEGE,.
MALE AND FEMALE.
WAxAIlAclilE, TEXAS.

The flnh annual session ~ this Institution
VIII commence un the nrgt Mundny In Srp-
l.nbrt, $50, under the supurinieiIdoncs Of
NJ, u, FRANKLIN, a, NJ. NJ, H., President with
nm able corps Of experienced aud efficient
teachers. The course Of instruction ~ ~ eA-
tonHiy", and win be ns thorough nv amy
school IN the state.
THIS school viii he conducted strictly In
accordance with the usngCa of the colleges
In the South. Music n distinguished Profess
sor OF many years experience.
Ile college IL now being put In thorough
repair, ana when compile ed viii lie one OF
the largest aud best arranged college build
ings In the state.
WnSahnchic isndmlrahly situated for edu-
cntinnul enterprises IL easy of access. hnv-
ing Two daily hncks rom Ennis station, on
the Central rond. The town ana vicinity
are noted for the Intelligence, refinement
and morality of their Inhabitants.
Terms OF tuition per session of live months
range 80 Ia s2i Incidental Fees, Il 90; Mu-
sic ON Plano, 20 use of instrument - 90 Z;
board from sl2 10 SIS per month. Tuition In
advance. For further particulars address
DIR. NJ. Il. FRANKLIN.
augllditw3m WaXahachic, Texas.
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OhicInI Vote of the Tw entieih District.
The following is the official vote of
this District for delegates to the Con-
stitutiOnal Convention
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Attention is called 10 j, 4, Winners card in
in this issue. There is no better wagon than
the StudebalSer.
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INTELLIGENCE oFFlCE.

For tie benefit Of employees and 10 rorerss
east corner Of the squnre. Pariaes detirine
help OF those Wishing en- ploymant vii 90
Wen 70 give me calf
jniyAdn -. n. HIBii-ER.
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MORAL.

Now, young man, take II lesson here,
For the moral Is quite plain and clear
fiat wedding you get ON IA spree
All you may expect is a chivaree.
TO properly disseminate the touch
ing lesson SO beautifully told in this
matchless poem 1t should be the work
of the educators of the youth Of the
land and to the end that IL may be-
come common property, it is proposed
to start subscription to raise funds to
purchase of the author the copyright.
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PAMPHLETS, blanks lof every dezcr1p
Il toni, Cards and Bill heads printed IN
he best style and At the Low eat rates at tie
HFRAI.DIOB 0FFlCE.s
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LIST on LETTERS.

Below is the list of unclaimed letters
remaining in Dallas poslOiiice, Dallas
county, Texas, August 10. Parties gaining
Iur tie same Will please say "adyerLised,
and uiye date of list. such Oi them iis re
main In the Office uncalvd for at the end of
four weeks will be sent 10 the dead letter
Al.
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oiuce. ,
A. b. NORTON, Postmaster.
HERS Alcnzo Abbott a
"A Allen i } Allen Jas w
Anderson Abe Anderson VIM
- ABBIIT HIP Baillargeon A
ID Barnes Lizzie Barnalu g
Bourgeois Il Brlnsoh I'D
BrownC Burt
(,ARsoN L Collins Nancy
DAylsn Davis Jennie
gJARIS DOUGLAS reger IL
L Farrow kobt Fieiien DR.
Frahcen Matt
NRAY JNOC Green Eta II mel
VI Griggs Eula
HARR'sln HlllrH
J. ARlEr F
X ABUs r
EARNED AID
NNARUS Miss A Marsden W
I'VE Miller VIM Miller Alice
Miller Ludwig Modie w III IL
Moore Sarah A Morgan Adam
Mullican JnoC Mcdaniel NJ
McDermoIt II NJ Mcclure Annie
NJ ICHOLS Mrs
DARKER Emma
n EDuS Jno4 Record Amelia
IL Rice Jas w liidgill ~ Il
Roberts j NJ Robertson Alfred
Rine j
NHANNON j Il Sesk Jas X
- Solomon BEETLE Sewers Edmund
stack VIM Stopp DIR Jnob
- JOKER II ii Taylor
VAUGHN Jas II
wv ATSON Henry Weber JagoD
w Whiteworth 5 Williame Mrs VI A
Williamson a Wright
Firms.
Brown & Smith star state Mills
Unpaid Letters.
Barksdale Judge King Lura
Kock stanley Smith Fronia a
Speight Gen w Thomas Capt Jas
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AGUE AND FEVER.

Dr.. c. M'LANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES or AcuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Ouinine, are productive
of the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory TO
or after taking Quininc. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them A FAIR TRIAL.
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90 ACRES ARE UNDER SHEDS,

Constructed In the year 1873, improvements
suggested by % perience I'm other yards, have
been Introduced and IL Is believed these
yards present advantages for the care OF
stock, whether in winter or summer, not
offered by any other yards
The stock arriving Is unloaded directly in
the pens, and placed Immediately on the
market.
buyers from New York. Boston, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville and other
points are permanently located nj the ids
and shi ppers can Confidently anticipate an
active and reliable market for all receipts
however large, add foT All grades Of stock.
Every effort viii be made TO advance the
confidence OF shippers In the st. Louis live
stock market which has already, through
the agency OF thess yards, become Al least
the equal OF any live stock market In the
west. and by ehl9peFs concentrating the live
stock trade in this market, n Will become
the largest Wholesale market In the-west for
cattle rs Il Is nov the equal Of any Tor all
other stock.
Arrangements have been made for tho
pr0npt forwarding from Venice Of all con-
tignments from Illinois.
A drst-class hotel for the convenience II
its patrous o. attached TO the yard.
The East 81. Louis stock Yard Bank. under
the management Of Newman. Hastings a
Co, has IL once In the general Offices Of the
yards. ISAAC n. KNOX. President
JosEPH hUIHALI. Superinfendent
J. GEEEH cAsa, Assistant Superintendent-
iulylvstdlt
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P.s. Dealers and Physicians ordering from
others than Fleming Bros. will do wcil TO write
their ORDERS distinctly, and tale none ldi Or.
G. lrLane's Lieer Pills, preparcd BY fleming
Bros. Pit6argh, Pa, Gs market being JuH II
base imitatioas 70 those wishing to give them a
trial. we viii forward per mail, Postpaid to any
part Of the United States enc box OF Pills for
twelve thrre-cnnt postage stamps, or one vial Of
Nermifuga for fourteen thrcc-ccnt stamps. All
or'crs from Canada must 10 accompanied by
twcnty cuuts extra,
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The HERALD Jos OFFICE

Has been thoroughly reorranirsd and II
fnlly prepared 20 do all KINDS Of JOB
eaInTiNe IN tbs --latest styles.
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DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
L edge of the ribs, increase on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the
left side; the patient is rarely able
to lie on the left side; sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and it frequently extends to
the top OF the shoulder, and is SONIC
times mistaken for rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected
with loss OF appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costivc,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with a dull, heavy sensation
in the back part. There is generally
u considerable loss of memory, &C
companied with painful sensation
Of having left undcnc something
which ought 10 have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an at
tcncant. The patient complains OF
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet &c cold or burning,
ard ne complains of a Prickly scnsa-
ton Of the skin; his spirits are low,
ard although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he Can scarcely summon up fortitudc
enough 10 Try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several Of the
above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
of them existed, yet examination of
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER to have been extensively de-
RANGED.
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Dallas, July /, 1875.
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Trustees Sale Of House and Lot in FOTnGy

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Dallas, August -, iSI,-w;i. '''''
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DOORS, SASH BLINDS, MOULDINGS and BRACKETS.

Al Nlnlr tnltlng, stair iusts and rufno tlustars
IoWHi huir Fronts Hd HiOre Uuus glazed ur UnginE
dressed Fluuting uud siding teus dressed, matched
inside of outside hluds undO h. order on slOit nOicr
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-04
HoNoRs TO A VENERABLE CITIZEN.
An Interesting Birthday Anniversary.

Our welI-known fellow-citIzen, David q Gard
ner, esq, of New York avenue, was 81 years old
Saturday. His friends learning that fact called
In large numbers to congratulate him. But the
marked feature Of the day was the visit Of the in
FAINT class Of the Foundry Sunday school at ?. m.
Mr.. Gardner has had charge of this class for many
years. 1t was therefore agreed by his associates
in the work that the class should call In body to
congratulate their venerable friend. Meeting at
the Foundry church at the appointed time, the
little folks proceeded thence to bis residence,
shsled by his assistants, Miss Juliet Gardner and
Miss Ada Wiley, and DR.. NJ ID. Peck, teacher Of
the objectlesson to the class. Mr.. L. E. Sleigh,
who was DR.. Peck's predecessor in that capacity.
also attended the class. Mr.. Gardner gave them
little one. Many Of the children brought bou-
quets, and the class offering was huge basket of
flowers. Many other presents of value were ex-
posed to view.
Among the bouquets was one from former
pupil OF Mr.. Gardeners in the class, whose eIgh-
teenth birthday also occurred on Saturday. On
the card was written: ITO 81, with much love
from 49,"
Among Mr.. Gardeners relatives present at the
time were his brothers, Charles 7. and William
aged respectively seyenty-fiVe and eighty-fTe
Mr.. Ltmuel Williams, aged seventy, also repre-
sented the ''oldest inhabitants" About seventy
five children and q third as many adults were
present, all Of whom were treated to q bountiful
repsst after an hour spent in conversation and
singing.
Mr.. Gardner has resided in Washington for
over sixty years, and has long been an active
and efficient member ofthe Foundry church Con
slant in all the church work, he has made his
infant class speciality. He has felt it to be his
duty TO gently transfer the little folks from the
pursery TO the Sunday school, and there Is no way
Of calculating the amount Of good he has accom-.
the school and the church By his kind care over
them ard interest in them
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-04
Amateur Glee Club.

To the Editor Of the National Republican:
SIR: Feeling It to be my duty to the public and
to my associate members of the Amateur Glee
club, deem It necessary to write the following
article: At recent meeting held by the Amateur
Glee club 1t was decided that the club should
give a concert for q charitable purpose. went
to zee William Beckett esq, who has the renting
OF the Union Bethel hall, on NJ street, between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets northwest, and
made satisfactory arrangements, and by paying
collateral Of Is secured the hall for two nights for
concert, mot two nights for two night concerts
and after the second nights entertainment we
were to pay the balance rent on the hall, which
was SO. After having engaged the hall for
Thursday and Friday evenings, September 30 and
October l, the members Of the club heard that the
Knight Templar's ball was TO be held on Thurs
day evening, September 30, and we de cded to give
o concert on the same evening, and instead Of re-
According to the agreement we were legally enti-
tied to the hall, but when went to the hall last
evening to have It opened was refused the keys,
on the grounds that II we paid $40 cash we could
II: AS per agreement We were TO pay for the hall
after the second nights entertainment, We did
not ieel JUSTIFIED in acceding to the demand, which
was an act OF perpetrated for mercenary
purposes BY William Beckett. 1t being too late TO
take legal steps We were obliged to disappoint at
least three hundred OF our friends; but wish to
say further that legal steps will be taken in the
above matter, and no doubt the right side will be
successful. have not entered into the minutest
details, but wish to show TO our friends 10 plain
and unsophisticated language the cause Of the
general disappointment. am also requested per
order OF the Amateur Cleo club to state that they
Will give grand ball in ten days or two weeks
une, and OF which due notice Will be given in the
daily papers.
Thanking you for this space, remain yours,
&C., HOWARD u. SMITH.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-04
sR1u rELEeRAns:

NEW YORK Oct 2-The subscriptions IN this
city to the Texas relief fund to date aggregate
SPAS.
oswEeo, N. Y, Oct. 2-The Second ward school
house was burned last night. Loss, $4,000. The
fire was the work of an inccndiary.
NASHVILLE, Oct Sturgeon James F. Weeds,
for several years, died at Ash barracks yesterday
afternoon.
CHEYENNE, Oct. 2-President Grant and party
mdfD6g mere oy ,PsSs train 81 a., n
hotel, and the President held q reception, after
which the party proceeded on their journey vest
ward.
HARTFORD, Oct. 2-Burgars made an attempt
TO rob the Rockville national bank by getting into
the vault from the top, through the floor OF
S.coYsr aSSY ., nigSt were
tTated the vault.
NLwBUReH, y: =, Oct 2-The trustees Of
Washington's Headquarters, in this city, this
property be closed to the public, and remain
closed until the city of Newburgh or the State Of
York is willing to reopen and provide for the
cause Of the lack Of funds for the proper care Of
the property.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-The State of Ohio has
commenced the erection of its building IN the
Centennial grounds. Similar buildings will be
put up by Massachusetts,, Connecticut, New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Illinois,
Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Kansas and Mis-
souri,. The English commission has applied for
an extension Of Its space In the park for the cree
ton OF third building. The reception Of appli-
cations for exhibiting space will be discontinued
after October 90.
TORONTO, ONT, Oct. 1.-The public meeting
last night In regard 70 religious professions on
Sunday was very largely attended. A number of
prominent Orangemen were present, and deliv
cred conciiistory speeches. Mayor Medcalf who
was in the chair, said 1t was his duty to see the
law carried out against friends and foes, without
distinction. If Roman Catholic professions were
distasteful to Protestants of Toronto they should
seek an alteration Of the law. At present he as
sured them, the Catholic had q perfect right to
walk in processiOp.