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New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
SENATOR EpMUYDs IN A DILEMMA.

MONTPELIER, VT, Oct l2.-Senator Edmunds
Of Vermont has been rendered the position Of United
states Circuit Judge made vacant by the death CT Judge
Woodruff His family desire him 10 accept, while Lis
constituency are urging him retain the Sena prshp
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
NEBRASKA.

A GENERAL SCRATCHING OF TIcKETs-No NEWS Oh
THE RESULT
OMAHA. Neb., Oct. 12.-TO-day's election in
this city has passed of in quiet and orderly manner
Much hard work has been done both sides, but de-
termination widespread among the voters to have the
best men, without regard 10 party, has led TO much
scratching OF tickets
CFor ohio Election sec First F'Ige.l
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13

wind and rain during the sntre pa.saee AnT Lying IN
supply Of coal sail tho 5th inst FOR Brszn ~
Tkr Rrayo tho bar al tho mouh OF tbo ~
Grsnde and ON fiiy IN thst .>
Iet T. q palmer detached from the fortune mo
placed N waiting orS.ers
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsnINGroN, Oct. ia dispatch received at tie
this announces the arrival OF The
United States Fuc At Bermuda the 9th nst
having left NOrlok the 3Jth OF septomDer she had .
passage encOunteng strong gale nun the SOUTH
followed b another from the oast with frequent squalls oi
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
P4SSEYGERS IRRIVED.

FROM FFRNANDINA. &c-In stoG,sshlp Hi'.is-1l, Oct
I2-Nrs Talmage chilI y. Brown y @aunder Charles
~ Berg Alex Blsckman. Alfred Day Henry Jonns J~a r
Hall Col F. olns, IL W HaxtOn, A j. Halliday, Geo. 81
II. WOdfort, George W. Price.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
POLITICAL OUTLOOK N BROOKLYN.
CAUCUsrs OF LEADERS OF EACH PARTY-THE PRoBA
RIT CANDIDATES.

BILE CANDIDATES.
A caucus of leading Republicans of Brook
lyu was held yesterday, preliminary to the City
Nominating Convention to be held to-day II stated
that exCOntrOer Frederick A. Schroeder would accept
n nomination for Mayor If it should be offered 10 him
The sentiment unanimously in favor ct nominal
ing Mr. Schroeder The County ticket was also dis
cussed about evenly divided between
Albert Daggett ana Jacob Worth for Sheriff II was
rumortd that movement was on foot TO secure Re
publican approval for the denomination OF Judge Tap
pen for supreme Court but II could not be confirmed
several leading Democrats. including Nn. G. Kingsley
Abner G.. Keeney William A. Fowler, Gen. Henry W.
SlOcum aud Felix Campbell. held a private conference
Yesterday the Office Of Mr.. Kingsley on MGntague-s
Ex Register Mclaughlin. IL Is reported declined u az
tend the conference the Others had found ut
with him for opposing their desired nomination OF ex
Disrlct-AttOrnoy Thomas H. ROdman for Mayor instead
OF Edward Rowe formerly the Chairman OF the kings
County Democratic General Committee The contest Tor
the MayOraty nomination believed TO be about evenly
balanced between Mayor Hunter and McssrS Rowe ana
Rodinan. and between Justice Deimar and ten Dakin
for Sheriff E~ be decided at the Count! Convention
at noon. and the City Convention at 3 p m to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
TIE STATE or TRADE.

HAVANA MARKET.
HAv.sA, Oct. l2.-spanish gold 227 'a@22s Exehsnss
dull sugar duh.
DOMESTIC MARKETS
WILMINGTON oct I2-sprs Turpentine irm At $50 Rosss
hrm az 81 37ig for STRAINED. Tar arm at Al 3D.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION


The Liberal Republican County Convention
met Yesterday at No 26G Broadway. Among the dele
gates present were Dr. Martin Freligh the Hon. H. n.
Townley Gen. COch.ane, Benjamin T. Manerrc, Robert
De Crush ir. and j. Classy. DR.. Freligh called the
Convention to order ana elected Chairman. william
DeCarop and L L. Bullock were chosen Secretaries. The
delegates then presented their credentials, ana 1t wa
found that some delegations not full. while the I'D
and XIIth Districts not represented NJ all MT
Manniere moved that when the Convention adjourn 1t
adjourn 10 meet on Tuesday Oct 10, which carried
A motion to adjourn then made and lost. julius
Hamburger Of the XIII District presenteda series of reso
utons which he had been instructed by the Liberal Re
publican party of his district 10 lay before the Conyen-
ton. They demanded the exclusion Of persons holding
elective offices conventions and requested from
the Liberal Republican County Convention the nomna-
ton Of John X. Hackett for Recorder good. efficient,
and honest citizen, who has done more toward purifying
our city than any other official irrespective OF party
he resolutions were referred 10 the Committee Reso-
lutOns and the Convention adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13

KINGS COUNTY LIBERAL GENERAL COMMITTEE
A well-attended special meeting of the Kings
County Liberal General Committee was held at ts head
quarters at Sawyer Hail. IN Brooklyn, last night with
President John Cashow in the chair Among those
present were Congressman Archibald NJ Bliss eXJudre
Incen Brdseye, Col f. B. Lansing James r. Allaben,
aud Lewis Nj Peck. Committee Of five with Col. Ian
sing "a chairman reported the following resolutions:
Re,oIUed That Liberal General Committee OF the
County Of Kings Go hereby heartily a0p ana recommend for
the Democratic Liberal
party adopted and placed u nomination az syracuse.
ssO6d That Recognize samuel j. Inden the fearless
champion Of reform ami pledge ourselves anew 70 the co
course or dctl0n OF
is 81 distinguished anu efficient representative
eSOred That recognize IN the abOs Of tho Hon John
- the ana citizens Of BOok
n during his Senatorial and MS earnest support of the
p0cv Gov Tlden honest senator ana the faithful D.
lie servant and while not informed ~ ms personal
wishes earnestly ,Ommcnd 10 the Demo
cratic Liberal voters senatorial District his
nomination. thus insurlHg bis rejection.
After brief debate the resolutions were adopted by
vote OF g. and the Committee adjourned with three
cheers for Gov. Ilden.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13

Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsei rih fall
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-03

lTnie from no surrounding country
Hili, Elilb, johnson Rnl lHrfaui ooun-
lles ahp should remove everything
ealeuIuledlo hamper H. Bridge, llldgp,
bridge, luy pr build another
Young .lppol'o lo-nlphl,r Tho cot
Will Hui hr gent and llln Wibwif WI
siNp sufficient llpr 90 rnI1 lllh wafer
Do lhf hipheat point la the eily'
Attitude Of water D. good Ap0lla
VIII two p's 10 LrlloG s paper every
issue Of which brsIles with typograph'
lel aud grammatical errors, IL hardy
fitted u throw stones when II lives IN
suck a house Of gIass, The editor may
BIO pnrloued, however, for dwelling
fudly ON "puint" when We consider
ho pAlnls hls whiakors with Lightning
hair dye and hlsuuspwIlh lightning oI
another kind, However, a man WHO
lareA dye hi beard dare do anything
-Alesars, &, II, q J., j, Mccormick
manufacturers 0f the celebrated ngrl
cultural implements reaperfi mowelh
elc, publish u paper called the Al
vance, and Distribute ono hundred anC
n0y thousand Of them grauliolrlJ
umong lhe farmers Of the United
Sulca, The paper h hundsomdy u
Illustrated Nilh ougmvings Of oil lhc
dllIeront agricultural lmplcnlcutamau'
uGclured by the firm, Mr. u, \, Me-
Nnlr tho general agcnt Of the Mofsr''
MoCormlcl,, who has hIs headquarters
with Messrs, Snodgrass d Co.,, In thla
city, IL now distributing these papers
md other documents among our lnrm-
on, Ia anticipation Of the coming hnr-
ycsL We have lhls 10 hNy OF lheAbove
firm they know the good effects OF
,hc ne Of printers ink, aud do not
spare II IN making known the merits
Of theirm lellncryi and, further their
agent for this state, Mr., Il, \, McNalr,
IN one Of the most lhurough-golug and
accomplished buNlneH mon we have
ever met We most heartily commend
him and His incompatible machinery
10 the favorable consideration Of our
planting community.
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"STRik EKS'
Interesting Communication from a
Merchant.
lhe EdItor OF lhc naIlns llelnId .
j. II. TooLEy, Secretary,

~, u,o nation ~, ,,,o nou,s uo,,,a.
~ '''' '''''''' VI Wv '''''"' ''0''''"
wish to call your attention TO an
evil existing in our midst which is
likely to bring our city into disrepute,
and is in every respect detrimental to
the interest of every business man in
our community.
The evil TO which allude, is the in
Justice practiced upon producers by GER
tain individuals, who pay neither IL
cenSe nor taxes, and do not in any way
contribute to the support of our city
government. These persons, who are
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-03

The active and energetic agent Of the
Southwestern Life Insurance company,
OF this city, left, yesterday, for Kauf-
man and points along the Texas and
Pacific railway, ia the interest of that
company. He will also receive and
receipt for subscriptions to the Dallas
daily and weekly HERALD, ON the
route of his travels. The first above
named institution Is sturdy infant,
fast developing into u young Hercules,
and the last has already attained Il ripe
manhood Of more than quarter Of a
century, The Southwestern cannot
travel in better company than that OF
the DALLAS HERALD, and the gentle
man whose name graces the head of
this notice is fully able 10 do Justice to
both Of them. We most cordially COM
mend him to the favorable considera-
ton of the people wherever he may
go.
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MuB!e, FOdd ~ C0,sg0ld pens
az Frnu.sIin's book rt0Ee, 500
Main street.

" Il, LYrE y coz rpnl estate agents, No. 100
Lamar Hrtut, box louyc 10 call thu attention
ufpemons wiHhlus 10 purchase real sftalr Ia
the extensive lls. al property un their
bulletin loprls In und outside Of
tnuir office, undor tho respective hcads NJ
"lmwoVcl Guy Property" "Vurnut uly
Lula,n "FtuuH," aud "uuImpruyod and
VITA Lands" embracing business houehuud
vacant lott IN the rommwunl o'utor Of tho
city, Also, building lots, Nul IL number Of
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter Of the city, Also, large tracts Of wild
lands Ia Dallas and other counties ol tho
state, besides number Of tnms Of various
,i2rs, including several large ana highly I'M
proved plantations wIthm ave milcs OF the
cityof Dallas, 2jidlm
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ln reply TO Che attack ON Judge
Ferris, of WaXahaehie, uado by tho
gentleman Of BeXar (MoLeary),
during the discussion of tho Inter
national bin on Tuesday lgstr M
Komble, Of Ellis, defended tho Judge
during Yesterdays debate Hs follow +
mir, Speaker ! only rise 10 en-
deayor 10 sol tho character Of Judge
Ferris properly before tho house Of
representatives. 90 some may not
know him sufficiently, There was
rather u free use made Of his name
In tho heat Of discussion yesterday
am u neighbOr Of Judge Ferris,
and have known him for thirteen
yours, Ills character, both Rs q
private oililon and u public man,
stands unlmpeached his unilinch-
ing integrity aud his ability as q
lawyer arc 80 hrmly established
that the gentleman who mado tho
attack will have 10 become u little
older aud u little Wiser before he
can detract much from his name,
/ will DO purdoned for stating that
hls recommendations for u seat on
the bench Of the present supreme
court were such rs any lawyer In
tho state might well BIO proud Of
They were largely signed by both
houses Of this legislature, and, !
believe, by tho entire bar OF his
section Of tho state, have no
doubt that this had something to do
with his selection by tho govornor
for tho eminent position which no
no satisfactorily llllcd, though ! am
not sure that this is the caso
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Address I.ITTEIL d GAY, Boston.
Climb Prices for thc Rest Home and
Foreign Literature.

"posSessod of the Living Age and one or
either of our vivaclOus American months
lies u subscriber will hnd himself in COM
mund of the whole situation" = Phlladel-
phin Bulletin,
M For $40 80 covering repayment of postage
on both periodicals, instead OF for 5000 with
postage not prepaid, ms heretOlore) The Liv-
Ing Age and either one OF the American four
dollar luohthly MagrzlneS iarpefs weekly
Will be sent for year; or, for so 80, The Iiv-
ing Age and Scrlbner'S 81, Nicholas.
Address rs above.
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DALLAS TEXAs, March /, 1870
ON tho above date u very large aud
enthusiastic number of the citizens Of
Enst Dallas met NJ the school room OF
j. II, Toolcy, for the purpose Of select
Ing suitable men 20 represent the tllrd
ward IN the city council of Dallas, next
term,
On motion, Dr. w. j, Allen was
called to the thpir ana j, II. Toolcy re-
quosted TO act IA secretary for tie
evening.
The president stated the purpose Of
the meeting, after which several per-
sons were nominated AZ aldermen for
the third ward, and the following were
elected by ballot Hs nominees: Dr. W.
j. Allen and James Greer.
Minutes ordered published.
No further business, the'meetng adj
jou"acd.
w. j, ALLEN, Chairman.
j. II. ToOLEN, Secretary.
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Mr.. Dave Richardson, the veteran
agent and correspondent Of the Gal
weston News, the largest and best con.
Quoted paper in the state, il in Our city,
representins the interests of that IA
vorite Journal, and is n guest of the
Southern hotel, Main street In spite
of his age and iniirmitics, he manages
to crawl all over Texas halfa dozen
times n year, and harvest more sub
scribcrs and write more newsy letters
than all the other travelling agents put
together
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-Iftowns and newspapers through
out Texas were animated 10y the UNI
worthy spirit that degrades lonham
and Sherman, ~ mlsrcprelented 10y
tw0 newspapers, western Texas would
property sccede, But there are none
10 bymputlllo with the News aud the
Courier save The Dallas Commercial
ltseScesscs are due solely TO jealousy.
IT. local rival i one Of the wlscst
papers IN the south, aud the CONNER
clnl, In dcuouncing the international,
thinks 10 nsNil the sngacious HERALD.
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10 The City Subscribers Of The Dallas Harald'
PFom aud aner this daie lFebrunrS
y, Is7Hl, ihe connection Of Mr. ~ a.
Neville, M agent Cor Tho city subserip'
lion list, courses, and Mr.. Jesse M' Nil'
tinms0n viii have charge 81 The hniiir'
Hereafter payments ~ him oniS VIII
he Acknowledged by this 0licc,
., W, hwINbELI.s,
February ., 1879. Publisher,
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RnM window SHADES, (he Iarg-
est, cheapest mHG most brauii-
ilsi designs in size ci;y. we
huVc tlie exclusive snte Of lilac
philadelphia gaus'ic shade,the
0uly Rustic tlIHt IL giltcd and
frosted @lsO la plain COlOv..
cheaper and better tls0n NIL
CiheTs. a large siOcaS OG wall
p@pcF Ortysc new est patterns.
PIERCE ~ LGEE,
500 Main street.
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VIC are authorized to announce the name
OF JUNE PEAK as candidat for reelec-
non 10 the oltice Of city marshal, subject to
one bl held.
We are authorized TO announce the name
oi W. u. "I.AER as n candidate for the of
nee oi city marshal at the ensuing election,
Suultcl 10 the nomination ola convention or
prLnny election, provided sucn convention
We are authorized and requested TO an
nounce g. II. McCOSNEl.L MS n candidate
FOR CITY Marshal, al the ensuinp ,nuniciral
eieeiisn' subject 10 the decision Of prlmarp
election or convention, should one be held,
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seed I,nintncs Chcnni

] am offering to the city trade my
large and complete stock of fancy anc
staple groceries, provisions and pro-
duce, ut the very lowest prices, anC
make specially of everything, Ere,
delivery to accommodate customers
Please give us trial.
Respectfully, Jos, MFNHCER,
Grocer, Ol5 Elm street, Dallas.
3NhlHm
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EIGHT COUSINS"

by Louisa NJ. Alcott, author of "Littic Wo-
men" etc.
The peculiar features ofSt, Nicholas, which
have conduced so largely 10 Its popularity,
VIII be kept up with spirit:
short and easy stories in French, German,
and Latin for translation, win appear occg-
sionally, while Jack -in-the Pulpit, the Let
ter Boz, ana the Riddle BOX, will continue
to be full OF interest, and III" department for
very young readers will be enlarged.
Rayarl Taylor and other distinguished
travellers will give stories OF foreign coun-
tries.
MIR. Rldeiug will continue his series Of de-
iighful and instructive papers on practical
subjects.
MIR. Bartlett and others will attend to the
department of home entertainments, tab
leNuN viVantS, etc.
New writers, in addition 10 our present
large corps of contributors, will give young
people of all ages, poems, lingles, stories,
sketches, and papers on history. biography,
travel, adventure natural history, outdoor
ANA in-door sports, boys and girls handl-
craft, Kindergarten games, literature, pop
nlar science, with hearty sprinkling of fun
UhroutfnOut the volume.
Price, $3 90 q year, but up to January LIST
we will send the twelve numbers for the year
just closed (Vol. y, for only 81 co. The same,
elegantly bound in red and gold will be sent,
charges paid, for 81 90.
Ono years subscription and twelve back
numbers s. 90. ono years subscription and
volume one, bound as above, sent, charges
paid, for SO 90.
All hostages will be prepaid by us.
SCRIBNER & CO..
No. SA5 Broadway, New York.
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We are authorized and requested to an
nOunce DF. David KING rs = candidate
for Treasurer of the city of Dallas, al the an.
preaching municipal election in April next.
We are authorized and requested TO an
nounce ROBERE 81. NEAE ms a candidate
for reelection to the office OF Treasurer of
the city of Palms, at the ensuing election in
APRIL subject to the action of n primary elec-
ton, or convention, should one he held.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-03
M. IL. ElsANlkLlE d 90.

500 Main street. are nOW selling
goods at Vcry reduced prices.
Gnll and examine their large
and elegant stock, and make
yourselves and Ihcm happy by
bwying their cheap and elegant
books. etc,
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Free Trade nnd wagoncrS' Rights.

Free Trade nnd WagOnrrS' Rights.
Lord Byron once said to the reli-
gious editor that Leander swan the
1ellespont whenever he was red hot
to see his Hero,an his washerwoman
would give him u clean shirt on tick.
We remarked to George Gordon Noel
peace to his ashes-we trust he is
SOWED away where Harriet Beecher
STOWE can trouble bin no more, that
was all very well but suppose the gal.
liant Greek had lived In Tarrant or the
trans.Trinity department, and had to
pay toll both ways nj the bridge every
time he wanted to play keno, get some
Dirham tobacco, go TO the p8st0iliec, or
see his Hero? How about that? This
seemed to puzzle his lordship a.,,l he
waved us away. Well, we will tell you.
Buy the bridge Throw it open to
Iarrant county, Ellis, Hill, johnson
and the rest of the world. Free bridge.
a new war cry free trade aud wagon.
ers' rights. The idea of driving away
trade from our young ginnt Of city,
with toll bridge! Better pay men a
premium TO cross ii. Buy the bridge,
whether you pat another story on the
court house or not. IIearken unto the
Religious tdl,or-BrY THE BRIDGE.
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we are authorized TO announce CHAS.
tnhD. TICKER MS candidate for Ulty
Attorney, subject 10 democratic conven-
ton. W."
We are authorized and requested TO mn
nounfe w. VI. EDWARDS as a candidatc
TOT te-eieetlpn to the Office of attorney of the
election. "i''P"'
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CITY BUSINESS.
Ladies', Aid Soe;ety.

The ladies society ofst. Matthew'S parish
viii meet at Mr.. chenok's, No. IL jefferson
slret. Wednesday ct half-past two o'clock
to sew for the poor OF the city. All the Ia
dies Of The parish are cordially invited to at
tend. FANNIE SAWYER, Secretary.
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THE DAILY HERALD

VIII he found ou snie By ~" news
boys on all truths al thn EeNnA ana
nnd Pacific railway, nnd ~ ihe follow
ing news stands Ia nto city, Vls'I NJ II
Franklin ~ 90, 5Oi Main s'roet u. D.
Ntar, LnmnT street Pierce ~ Lyle, 5O'
Mnin street. nnd y. Mcilharc, Fam ~
- lnnll
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9ailg gerald,
MRnNRsnlY MaRAMa. MlRln B.


Ny Fesidenee, eoFHer rHeifip HseWu'
and IIoualOH streets embracing hniI
bI0ek ~ ground, win well ARisi'H
anN-st0Fy ana basement rnrii'rpl'fr'
hniidinE, aHd MI necessary 1ni'bHi'H
ings, eie. 80 eaFiy applicant may ~
euFe q bargain,
mo. W, sWiNDELLs'
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We ARE authorized 10 announce the name
OF W. H1SEIeT rs an Independent candi-
date for Mayor, ut the ensuing April cleo
ton,
We are authorized TO announce the name
of ;. &. BVGEa. as a candidate Tor Mayor
at The onsuing Aprll election.
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Brackets ~ uidnY varieties,
towel rac!'s, hntph boxes etc.
az l'ranit,lH'a bOO!l store, 10l
NlHiu street.
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sunday sohOol nud Fempcr-
Nuue bODlss ~ I'rHH.,lln's boob
store, 10 I Mnin street,
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Thomas l., frank, precinct no, Il and
Thomas D, Coates precinct No. b.
lhe following accounts were allowed
aud ordered paid out Of any moneys
In lie hands Of tho treasurer not other
wise appropriated, Wis
VA Gsurle, mr commissions iprnB-
itslus school iAk luf nh lh pro- a., ,,
rluri u. i fllf ~
.VluYnm, fnr hup ina Two pAuprlH h w
a.. %, lllubsl ipr fnndly ftfAll4 Va nd,
WIN iiob6@p' ld ~ 70" pulid'oi,r"r' lol u
lu1l, h4Ntr q lnnuhtai ipI lfulif-
slOuHl services, elr.i ia NO Fph ipAd ., III.
Ip ee' IsriSo,f VIZ igafgs, r. har- ~ ~
ksr 4 4. frAnll and ihOs' u, tnalrsi mi, -.
luT 81 IYlr.a Que 0aJt ratlifuff',,,f.tutf ~ w
Alex larwpndi fpf Ices Of once 10 ~ fl,
eounly nr'rH''''nn''r'rHHu'''"n w pl
IplRlfr,rr'u,rnur,rr'rn nnnr'n'r''''''''' y
Jusllce John u, lieriu0l, Of precinct
No, |, rendered his resignation, the
same 10 take effect on the election ana
qualification Of his successor when
was accepted.
The commissioners appointed NJ The
November term, ls1l, 10 review u pub
lilo road from the city OF Dallas, In tho
direction Of DWuuyiIle ldmpeylnel,
TO tie 1ArWnt county line, reported,
recommending the same, The report
wuH adopted and the road ordered to
he opened In accordance lherewlla,
Bids were received dnd opened for
building an iron fence around thecou
houo yard, There Nre about ono hun
dred different bids, ranging IA cost
from three 10 olght thousand dollars
The court not having time 20 examine
all the bids aud specifications, tie
matter was postponed until the rcgu-
lar session on the last Monday In This
month.
" wns ordered By the count that m
election be- held IN precluct No, i for
Justice OF the peace, 10 lill the vacancy
accustomed hy the resignation OF luosc
Kerrool on the 9th day Of April next
Court Incn adjourned 10 meet In reg
ular 80 ,alon on Monday, tho 2Oth dizzy
Of March nest
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3ociu is Conspiracy--A Number Of
Arrests.


Daily kilograms report socialist
conspiracy in Russia. Three thousand
persons, including many ladies, have
been arrested A commission has
been appointed TO investigate the OK
act object; n vast amount of money
seems to be at the disposal of the con-
Spirators, and the arrests since the dis
covery of the plot have been so numer-
ous that n perfect reign of terror exists
in st. Petersburg. 1t is proper. how
ever, TO state that the commissioners
appointed, after having examined the
stock of Noise, Kahn q Co., pronounce
it the best selected stock of liquors and
cigars in Dallas. Call and see them at
-four hundred and three Elm street.