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Wedding Ilclis.

BY special invitation the reporter
was present, yesterday, to witness the
celebration of the nuptials of Mr.. II. i,
Bryan and Miss Georgia, the beautiful
aud accomplished daughter Of Dr. i,
Hendricks. The ceremony took place
in the parlor of the Southern hotel,
and was performed 10y the Rev. DIR.
Allen, of the Methodist Episcopal
church, south. The affair was quite
private, only few intimate friends
being present. The bride wore hand
some moonlight-on-the-lake japanese
silk dress, made basque and overskirt
trimmed elegantly with kilt and
shirred flouncing, point lace collar, and
wreath of orange blossoms surmount-
ing the conventional bridal veil.
THE HERALD extends its warmest
congratulations to the happy and we'll
mated young pair, and trusts that In
this union of maidenly virtue and
beauty and honorable and manly gal
lantry, may follow n career of lifelong
prosperity, and that their whole future
may be one long day-dream of happi-
ness and contentment. May their
journey through life be bright and
pleasant, and may their whole eX-
istence be cast over with halo Of af-
lection and love, rivaling in happiness
and bliss the jewellers within the ell
chanted vale of Araby the Blest.
The bridal party took the afternoon
train for Galveston. They will stop
over day or SO at Houston, returning
home Monday or Tuesday.
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nIsirLei CrImInnI court.

Adam Litchlenthaler, indicted for
horse stealing, plead guilty aud was
sentenced to the ponltenlIary for five
years,
George BolIn, IN Indian, who rob
bed u Parker county man, nj n wagon
yard few weeks since, of something
over hundred dollars, plcad guilty.
and was sentenced TO the peniicnllary
for two years.
Dill, Bell and Rice, three white
men charged with the murder of ne
gro on Mountain creek, last fall, had
their cases continued until next term
of court,
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The subjoined letter from Mr., d.
n. Bartholow, secretary Of the BAL
las Blooded Stock association, IL re-
specially referred to the newspaper
publishers of the state. The associa-
ton Is DESTROYS Of having visitors from
every part Of the state, and therefore
requests the press of the state to make
mention of the fact:
DALLAS, Texas, May II.
To the Editor OF the Dallas Herald;
You will oblge 10y stating that all
newspapers publishing notice of the
formal opening of the race grounds OF
this association, on the first week in
June, will confer favor by sending n
marked copy addressed to the UNDER
signed. Very respectfully, yours,
j. N, BAKTHOLOW, Secretary.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
oI,onor 10 whom IIonor Is Duc,"

DALLAS, May ~, 40,
10 the Editor Of the DALLAS Herald
The people Of Dallasnpprcclulu their
present board of city fathers aud their
action on the report Of the finance COM
mIttce, on the ia Instant, Is hailed M
m encouraging omen Of n thorough re-
troncnment In the runnlng expenses of
our city government, ana II ptrsevercd
IN viii build up the credit Of the city,
reduce the burdensome tax roll 10 II
reasonable basis," and give confidence
and encouragement TO enterprise ana
capital In our midst. Their heads are
level, and thels inoes In the right dl'
rection. Go On, gentlemen, In your
good work. Very respectfully,
SIMON PURE,
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NJ. b. FRANKLIN.

Council.
Gut down salaries and perqusites.
Don't forget the races next Thurs
day.
The council meets in special ses-
sion this evening.
Hook and Ladder company No. ]
were out on drill last evening
Three DRINKS and disorderly before
acting Mayor McLure yesterday.
The paymasters car on the Texas
and Pacific will arrive here to-day.
Travel has been rather light for
the past few days, judging from the
hotel registers.
-Messrs. Looney g. Co. have opened
neat restaurant, called the Crescent
City, adjoining Thompson's Variety
theater.
Let Dallas turn out and honor
Hon. Jefferson Davis us so distin-
gulshed u gentleman deserves to be
honored.
There have been thirteen convic-
tons in the district court during the
present session. One of the party con-
victed has been granted new trial.
"A stranger was drugged at an up
town den, a few nights ago, but he es-
capped from the clutches of the vam-
pires before they succeeded in robbing
him.
The beautiful dress worn by the
bride yesterday, description of which
appears in another column, was pur-
chased at Wheats. By-the-way, for
the information Of the ladies, the
reporter will state that there are plenty
more like it at the same place.
Young men dying their moustache
should warn their tOnsorial artist
against a too free use of turpentine.
The reporter heard of young lady conf
planning seriously to her dear George
about the turpehtine in his moustache,
though how she found out, the reporter
don't pretend to say.
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The "DinnOniI.v

AS the diamond is the royal member of
the family of glass, so the diamond Spec
tacles," manufactured by the Spencer OPP
teal Manufacturing Company, have estab-
inventions to aid failing or impaired sight.
They are made from minute crystal peb-
bles, fused together, which gives them n
hardness and brilliancy, which fully enti-
ties them to the name they bear. For sale
in Dallas by John NJ, Dram. 67deod2w33w.
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The Vicissitudcs OF u Prisoner.

Reuben Brookshaw, charged with
burning the house of Jacob Menczer,
has been subjected to more hardship
in ascertaining his fate than any Grim
inal, if he be one, on record. He was
first tried for burning house other
than dwelling house, for which he
was convicted, but was granted n new
trial, upon which the district attorney
dismissed the case against him and
had him reindicted for burning n
dwelling house. He was acquitted of
this ofIense, and promptly upon the
bringing in of the verdict the district
attorney had him again indicted, upon
which indictment he has had three
trials, the jury in each instance falling
to agree. Under such circumstances
Mr.. Brookshaw has good reason to
complain of thetorture he has endured,
and there must be defect in the law
or in its administration when u mans
liberty can be so experimental upon.
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DALLAS HOARD OF TRADE.

q N, Wheat, presidents John Kerr, vice
prrsldenli W. W, baylor sperpmpi j. i
Leonard, treasurer
iiOam nf DlrfplOB-A, Davis, Thomas
Field, u u, drove, ", v, lOmpkins, Is, ~
Luce, W, !, ClaIk, A, a. OhenGhan,
Board ~ Arbiiratipn-A, hangeL j, u,
bryan, j, u Schneider 4, l., Williams W.
A, Jones,
Committee Ola ppeals-W, ", Hughes, 4, l.,
MaIsalls, N, Kahn, W, q, COnunr, !, y, Cald-
we'll, John 4 nlsOn, w, l., Murphy
lranspOrlnliQn-A, Davis, y, j, Adams, A.
Sanger
classification and Quplalinn-t, V TOmp'
Rims, j, y, Rl9pr, !, n, Bryan,
finnnee-W' J' Clark, " l., Marallsi j, w.
Caldwell,
MembeTship-A,T Ohenohain, N, Kahn,
nnO Shields,
statistics aud Annual Statements ],
Clark, n, u, LuGe, ~, W, baylor
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In view Of the fact that Hon.
Jefferson Davis has slgnllied his inlen-
ton Of visiting Dallas, would II not no
well for some arrangement 10 BIO made
whereby the city council, fire depart
menl, military companies, delegation
Of citizens, etcu will meet the dlslln'
gulshed gentleman at the depot, aud
escort him ~ the hOielP
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An Inquiry,

IN II not better to purchase DR. Prices
Cream Baking Powder aud True Fla
vorIng Extracts, Ginger Orange, Va
nllla, ETC., that have stood the test of
years, than adulterated, unhealthy mr.
llcles because they are cheaper? Good,
pure articles must have fair valua'
ton, aud that Dr., Prices are unequal
led In quality aud purity no person
who has used them will deny.
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CLOTHING
At Il. NJ. Kahn a. Brothers.

For spring and summer clothing be
sure to go to Il. M. Kahn Il Brothers,
corner of Elm and Lamar streets, who
have on hand the largest, finest and
most fashionable stock e clothing In
the city, which they are disposing of
nj very low figures
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A TNAna MmalnnR,

That portion Of the city near the
Pacific depot was treated 10 u rather
comic scene yesterday afternoon A
slalwart young Texan was driving M
old gray horse hltched 10 n light wagon
aud ~ he reached point directly he
tween Randall Brothers aud the depot
the horse eylnced disposition TO stop,
Texas not liking this, struck him
sharply with the whip, Whereupon the
horse kicked. This seemed 10 please
Texas, for he laughed immediately,
aud again struck the horse, coupling
the blow with the invitation 10 "klclS
again. IN Invitation which the horse
promptly accepted, Texas seemed to
think this was fine sport, and kept II
up until the horse began to
get tired of play and settled
himself 10 business, About the third
"businessn Kick ho administered,
brought Texas 10 the ground, hut still
he was not happy, and continued the
performance until nothing but lrag-
mcnls remained Of the wagon, ana
still he did not seem discouraged, but
kicked industriously At them. Texas
was looking rather solemn, now, IN he
walked around 10 M 10 face the horse,
and anxiously remarked, "l'or Gods
sake, Old Gray, will you never STOP
kicklngW The scene was comical be-
You'd description, and the bystanders
appreciated II fully. Texas viewed tbs
remains for u moment IN silence, then
nshed out from among them IN old
fashioned Texas saddle, put II on the
horse and rode OF, whistling ~ care
lossly and happy Us though nothing
had happencd.
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IInn Innersnn nnYIs.

The following dispatch was received
In this city yesterday mornings
HousrOH, May W,
Colonel u, q, Melurei
Mr., Davis will 90 from here 10 Aus
tin, aud thence 10 Dallas, lie VIII toll
egraph from Austin, aud viii probably
reach Dallas Tuesday, lhe eighteenth
W, H. CAlilGLL
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District ludge-lI, liarlIsdale, Dallas,
Criminal Court Judgc-hllah Hare, Shcr-
man,
District AtlOmey-Fd, q, Bower, pnllns.
District nnd oX.OiliGlO County Clerk
Alexander llnrwOOd,
Deputy Clerks-R, u, RAwlins, Pierre NJ
brown, William a, HurwO0d.
Shcrlh-lnneA N, Bnrltley,
Tux Clurk-AdOlpho King,
Deputy Nhor1H-J, NJ, Chapman Thomas
y, Floyd, Thomas l.. scott, Beverly scott,
John luwon
Surveyor Rohorr NJ. Cook.
Trensurur-MnrtinN V, Colo,
Cattle ana Hide nspcctOr-ThOmnA john
GOn,
JUSTICES OF THE PEiCE.
Precinct No, IN. NJ, Bunod presiding
Precinct No, 9-wnlINm A. George, Ian.
cnAtor.
Precinct No, 3-N, 0, McAdams, Five
Mile Crook,
Precinct No, l--rhomas l.. Frank, BrcclS
lnrldge.
Precinct No. 5-Thomas D. Coates, scyene
CONSTABLRS.
Precinct No. IA. ll.llnrdln
Precinct No, IN. NJ. FOndren,
Precinct No. ar. H. Barker
Precinct No. al, $, Floyd
PLecinot No %. A, Fisher.
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TIIr nAILY nEnALD

wiz he fonnd ou sale by the news
boys on all trains ~ the Texas aud
aud Pacidc railway, aah ~ ihe follow
iag news Stands la The city, Nis'i w. H.
Franklin q 90, bOf Main street H. H.
Star, Lamar street Pierce ~ Lyle, hO7
Main street cigar Inland ~ The NAN
Jaclnio Hotel, and !. McElinrc, LII
mlr street.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLAS.

CITY OF DAlAAA,
Mayor-W, l., CHbell,
EnBlneGI-W lillian NJ, Johnson,
Attorney illlam N, Edwards,
1TnAsuTor-ll0hert H. West
Secretary u, n Hereford,
Assessor and COllpGtOr-IhOmnA ], keeiOn
Marahnl-luniuA Peak,
Health uhicew-Dr, NJ, a, Cornelius,
Aldermon thirst ward ". ETyny, IT, l.,
WillimeitH, j, W, CrowduH, heOOnd ward
Wnrdi u, n, Grove, u, H. Jrit ANA W, i
hhone,. Fourth wards u, V, Tompkins aud
n, g. McLuro,
The Offices Of the various city officers nre
AZ the city market house, The bunrd OF Al
dcTmon meet la regular session ~ the COun.
oil room over the market, eyory Tuesday
night,
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offer my residence near the Central
freight depot for rent, at a reasonable price
The dwelling is large and and on the prem
ises are everything needed. For further par
ticulars inquire of JNO. w. LANE,
7edtf At CASTOR \ Thomas bank.
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EOR AALIn.

NY Residence, e0rner Pacific avenue
ana Houston streets, embracing hniiH
bioek 81 ground, win u well finished
aae-siory AMI basement r0ch'eonereie
building, ana all necessary oui-bHiid-
ings, eie, Al onriy applicant may se'
cure u bargain,
JNO. w. swINDELIs.
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In referring to the above announce
ment it affords me pleasure to be able
to state that Messrs. John S. Jackson d
Co are gentlemen every way worthy
of public confidence, and they are
heartily recommended to the friends
and former patrons of the retiring
firm.
NJ n FRANKLIN
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PIERCE a LYLE,S.

5O4 Main street, is the place to
get your wall paper. New pat
terms and styles received as Is
sued. Don't miss the place, or
you will farever regret II.
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Arres,ofnn A,Iegea murderer,

Sheriff liarkley yesterday arrested u
negro named Henry Marks, near the
Camth place, charged with having
murdered q man IN ELLIS county, neAr
tho Dallas county line, u short Tine
sInnn.
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Dallas Book Store.

John S. Jackson & Co, of Georgia,
successors to M. b. Franklin & Co.,
will continue business Mt the old stand,
5Oi Main street, and will keep on hand
everything to be found in first-class
book and stationery house.
Their facilities for replenishing theil
already very large stock are unsur-
passed, and they prospose to sell at the
very lowest Legitimate figures, and
they invite an inspection Of their
goods and prices.
JOHN y. JACKSON 4 co.
Dallas, Texas, May 10, 1870.
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70,l3ill.
A Card.

and provision business at GIG Elm street, Il.
V. Tompkins' old stand. They also solicit
consignments from st, Louis, Galveston and
other points. The old firm was dissolved on
the Goth instant, Mr.. III. j, Edgerley dispos-
ing of his interest to w. IL. Cocker. The
style of the firm will remain the same.
Goods will be dNvered in the city free of
charge. W. G. SlCKLES,
5ldly W. II. CoKER,
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Attention, Firemen !

There win be meeting of the members OF
Dallas Fire company No. !, at their engine
house, this evening at half-past o'clock.
Every member Is earnestly requested to at
tend.
JUNE PEAK, Foreman.
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Nil. a, II. CLIsToN will have tho exclusive
charge Of the city circulation Of Tho Daily
Herald from lhla date until further notice,
April 20, lH76,
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For CrOquets of the latest
styles and finest finish, 60 tn
Franklin's book store, 5O4
Main street.
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~ all klndsi switches, hraidsl pulls, hair
Iewelry, ele done Ia tho best style and ~
cheap rates, by Mrs, y, A, pruly, ill south
jefferson street, Combings of all kinds
worked ~ ~ reasonable terms, A liberal
mict Paid for human hair, lbdlm
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sunday seh00i mad Temper
ance hooks AZ I'ranhiin's bo0is
store. HDi Naia street.
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The finest pocket cutlery i'm
Dallas may be found mt Frank
Inns book store, 5O4 Main
street.
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From and after Monday next, May nth, l
will not deliver any goods except for cash in
hand. ii. ID. IACHEhf,
7Gd5t 0S3 Elm street.
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DR.. Watson,s Leeture.

Odd Fellows hall was crowded TO Its
utmost capacity, last evening, by q
very respectable and intelligent
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aailg 9erall.
FRIDAY MORNING MAY n.
ron sALg 0R nHxT,

THE "OrHtchHoid House" ror terms,
eic,, apply ~
w. "a, THOMAS,
OfGasi0n a Thomas, Agent ior Heirs
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Wake Up and See What is
Going On.

Joseph Menczer, grocer, 6l5 Elm street,
Dallas, beats oil in selling goods cheap.
lie deliUers them to customers free. Go
md giCe him q trial, at els Elm street.
67d3m
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Those Canes---ThOse elegant
walking canes are mt Frank
Inns, 5O4 Main street.
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CITY BUSINESS.
Notice,

All the old bills due me, not paid by the
3lst of May, will be sold at auction, to the
highest bidder. l.. CAPERAN.
72dI5t
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Books aHd Isadges for Hands
Of Hope ~ tFanklin'a book
store, 5Oi Main street.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,

Including the Ell PasO onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed at FranlxIin's book store,
5O4 Main street, Dallas.
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Mable, Todd a. Co.'s gold pens
M FrRnklin's book store, 5Oi
Maim street.
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GO To PIERCE ~ LILIES
And see the celebrated PhiIa-
deIphia Rustic Shade, the best
and most beautiful In the mar
Net. Also IL large stock Of Linz
en- ana Holland Shades in
stock.
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Law Blanks OF every description fer sale
and printed To order. ct this once,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PHEL AN % CO..
Dallas. Steam Boiler and Portable Engine
works. Manufacturers of MI kinds Of boil
ers, smoke stacks. blcachlngs, tanks, watts,
coolers, kettles, steam and exhaust pipes,
jail aud fire proof work. Anything made OF
wrought iron, repairs of boilers and engines
promptly attended TO- Get our estimates be-
fore contracting SHOP opposite southest
MurrnY's foundry, +. o. Box 400. Send for
price lists of boilers, engines, smoke stacks,
crate bars, etc. oddly
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j. /. LILLE.
Carpenter and Builder,

Corner Ross avenue and Austin streets)
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Strict attention given TO job work. stores
fitted up on short notice.
Having rented my store TO Mr.. Lille. I
take great pleasure in recommending all my
former patrons to him. He is good work
man and believe will give entire satisiac-
ton. W.o. DlBoLL.
G7d3m
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Notice.

JUNE PEAK, Foreman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12
MEMOIRS
GEN. WILLIAM T. SHERMAN.

Gen. WILLIAM 4. SHERMAN.
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.
<.,,,s =, tvo Volumes Small svo 400 pages each Price
IN blue olOt IL 90 sheep 81 half turkey IS Soi iuu 'ur
hey sl2 -
~He writes well His style is pointed; ineisve He
expresses his opinion OF both men ana 'isS Will i0
ence and freedom"
GFrom The Boston Post]
The written by Gen sherman IS as striking RECORD
Of military experience the modern world las ever ie%I II
10 rare tina; great commander good writer the same hah
not often being gifted with the capacity 70 hold the sword and
the pen with equal skin"
Iron The Springfield Union.]
"Geu shornans style becomes picturesque AMI vlvd 10
tratng OF the march the which, indeed has been
seized upon by all writer's the most romantic passage OF
he war
"with few exceptions the book remarkably temperate
tnd II is eminenty readable aud most interesting hia'e
Of brilliant NIL ialy career"
From The saturday Evening Gazette1
eve recognize him as brilliant soldiers OF his era
sna s man to whom country very largely indebted for
wha, he now the conception AZ yell AZ the car
rying ont OF one Of the master strokes OF the WALL
rFrcm the Kenucbeo Journal
"Tney are oa hand, vigorous STYLE abound in
give account yet published oi one Oh the
most important campaigns n the late war"
Iron The New Home JournaL1
"veyea as military work. the autobiography is genuine
phenomenon occupies position Ia literature a.
Bosyelrs Life Of Or. Johnson"
From Tie n. Y. Herah1
"sherman he WELD the P"n az wei as the
sword His style much his az that OF Caesar OF
NAPOLEON 1t is winning style We sec gifted man telling
h,s lie IN ph,in ar.Ie fashion, bat with tGenehant rhetoric
From The Tribunel
"oftbe Of the Civil War; i'll which he has won his
usrcus fame given asDgulary ued ana Instructive
ssr pton his structures military affairs are ndcous and
vegty; but to many readers his Iorr5ar's OF scenes ana
tnftrs of lss widespread publicity revealing by side
frances the traits Doweriu and in some sense unique
character viii prove most interesting portion Of
work"
IFruHn The Evening Post.
Gen Sherman has told hs story with the most entire unre
serve and the story which Americans win be proud TO
read We help feeling Of satisfaction In being OF the
ssne race and the country with such We have
here the picture Of person res0te yet cauons bold yet
prudent confident yet modesto man Of action to his nnge
ends yet whs thing OF poet; we see al through The
book the evidences cvarous mind and OF al intellect Of
On ular and precision"
D. APPLETON & Co., Publishers,
so aud SCI broadway. New York
Sent free nv NAL to any address United States,
eepf of price