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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-23
ANsNGiDENr OF THE WAR
ARemarkable phel Between
the Commanders of a FedeE
- ~slanwa Rebei Seouts--.------.

Greene County, East Tennessee. These
men had been lighting each other for six
months with, the slortunes of battle in the
favor OF one and then the. otbers Their
commands were camped on either side Of
Lick Creek, u largo and sluggish, stream
too deep to ford aud too shallow for a fer
rJbost; but there bridge spanned the
stream Tor the convenience Of the travel
ing pnblic. Each ofthem guarded this
bridge, that Communication should 90
neither north nor south, as the railroad
track had been broken up months before
After lighting each other for several
months,apd contsStng ' the point as to
which should hold the bridge they agreed
70 6sht duel, the, canqIsror to hold the
bridge dhdisputed foSthe time being.
Jones gave the challaqge, and Fry accep-i
tek 'fhe termswere ,dGt9 they sNould
Gght With nsyy pistols at twenty yards
apart, deliberately walking toward each
other, aud firing until'ths last chamber
Of their pistols was discharged, unless one
ogthsother ieil before alkths discharges
were made. They chose their seconds,
and agreed upon a rsbel surgeon las he
was the only iaeither com,nanDto'at>
tend them in case of danger. \ II
Jsues'wwcsrtAMiya 6ne looking fei-
low, with light haiif and blue eyes, Ave
feet ten inches in hight, looking every
inch the military ohieftain. s.Hs was a
mars tht~soldicrs wvfd aamiFe 7and
laakstissstded with add'Aisatious I,aeysr
saw asmaif more co1, DETERMINED, and
heroic under such circumstances. have
readsofthc deeds of clivalry and kpight.
erranti3 ifthe middle ages, and of brave
men embalmed in, mole,n poesy d kos
wbesI saw-tbis man bones come .tp-ths
dueli&s Scratch, fighting, not for real or
supposed wrongs to himself, bat, az he
honestly thought. for his country and. the
glory Of the flag. l could not help almir.
ing tAee@an, notwithstanding le sfoagm
for the freedom of tue negro, which | was
opposed Ito.
Fry was mep'full six feet high, %slea>
der. with long,, wayy curling hair, jct
hIaeS eyes, wearing a slouch hat and gray
suit, and lsckirg rather the NseOn than
tue man. There was ,noshiqg fer9eieus
about him but he had that Assl (ssufScient
uonchalance that ,aid, 81 will kill you"
Witboit doubt, be was brave, cool and
collected, and, although suffering FROM a
terrbleH HssR sOdda b~.his left arp, re-
ceived week before, he manifested no
symptoms Of distress but seemed ready for
the fight. aI,-.IHCE
The ground was stepped of by the Sec
onds, pistols loaded aud exchanged, and
the principals brought face to face. l
shall never forget that meeting, Jones,
nhis military aad boyish mood, as sthey
shook hands, remarked that
s0disE Wts hEsye' ass,s for ansS %Te9'H
Fry caashssap. shsisstvek tue sentence
and answered BY sayingTH q .OEG
Ystbe-bepdi Ger the foe Yhsad" battle
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-23

]. BROWN, ATTORNEY AT LAW
a, 40 COLLECTING AG Ell. Ialles-
o,ro'. Tenn. l'ROMPT attention given
q collections IN East Tennessee, ana
southwestern Va. [iaaug26
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-23
A THRILLING ADVENTURES.
neut This Out, 1t May savs
Your Life"


slness that required the use OF printers
ink, and my name has never been dis
played in the columns of a newspaper,
yet | believe there is not 10 all the world
man who has been bens6tted more
than l by advertisement. / think when
have told you my story you will agree
with me. Many years ago, while travel>
ing on horseback through sparsely set,
tied portion Of Southern Kentucky, |
stopped one rainy, dismal night at a little
log cabin that stood in a small, imperfect
Gearing in a'larde forest aud mixed per-
mission o. 'hi proprjetor to remain over
night. | had 40 soop,r been assured that
1 Vas usleoms than Iregrettsd aothsving
rsshed'en inspits of thelnorrible state of
tueweather ahd foads for tbcr, ws s6me.
thing about the Appearance of my host
that sent a.tArill oftindeiRabTe dread
through me, There Was, nothing cpar-
ticuarly repulsive about him-be was a
middle-ageds pswerfully built backwocds.
man, with bushy ,whiskrrs, a good speci,
men of the hardy class smohg which |
had teen circulating ..fOa months, but
tleEs was ap une1aiAjgabls SlaAstAips in
.the expression Of lis face and the tones
of bis heavy voice when he replied to my
request for shelter that did not like
shouli have rsoatjndsi nv journey but
the gathering glooW warned mePfaRigrt
oil EgIpti an darkness, anasI was .not q,
all acquainted with my forest route.
suffered ny horse t. be led away to shell
ter and entered the house.
Tue, building was a very rude one and
was divided altos two compartments, a
lsrgeschimuey running up through the
centre, furnishing 6replaces for tie equally
barren rooms. There was no one present
but middle aged woman Of unusally large
proportions, who, suppose was the wife
Of tie nan whose ssRpsarauce, had filed
me with apprehensions Of danger. She
gave ME qlick searching from head tn
foot, and asked Il wantca supper. !
replica that | lia, i'd. She thpd:. :.Sanished
into the adjoining apartment, aud soon
the spiteful gymnastics of an old skillet
ontbe rock heaHh convinced, me there
vas ga probability Of 1iSy vants being at
tended y.
NAbright 6re-blazcA in The fireplace oil
the room whiclf I "occnpitsf4-tnd ~ e
ibSpSBt occurred Z Ne tlst rhaa bette, e.
look over some, wouey I bad received in
the morning, and reassuge npselGt that,
had received edsnoeanift a assl' While. en-,
gagged in examining the roll, hsppescd
to glance toward the rude window ot my
side. As did so, a face that had beeu
pressed close to the pane was suddenly
removed, but not qnick enough to prevent
me from recognizing the dark features Of
my host. He had been watching me. |
had no sooner returned my money to
my pocket than he entered the room, and
liz nnor cnn,,,coa a. atEet W. ;moo;,od
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-23

~ n. GRIFFITH, ATTORNEY AT
Il. LAW AND COLLECTING AGENT,
ionssboro'. Tenn. Special attentions
p,,u 10 collections. Otlice 4 one door
t,a Of Paw, Devaidt 81 Co., Under
E,en's Gallery. .,..,-
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-23
A Female Con~ict's Story Of
Il @1Her Career%
!rNW

.!lr@N.
Among the convicts brought up from
Shelby county erdsy, was a, woman
*bo Is Known as Hattie Ferguson. Ou
the way to Nashville she was very tnlka.
ave and related to Sheriff Anderson the
story Of very chee, 9 ed and romal>
tic life. She was the daughter of a
Methodist minister of Cincinnati, and
has. as gpveruess tothe chiliren Of ii
celebrated lawyer of New York city,
travelled over many States aud -'Aferrito>
resin, fuct, the whole Of the United
States. ,Rs i sGg
Some time ago sle stopped in Mem.
!pbis, and, ,hroush scarcely pf funds, Was
induced to 'taxeLone hlss ster. ON
!alss step was erytbiug, she said, for
swomyn md grsamlB she went down,
ward in the scale until she vas finally
p,arried to negro named John ii. Kink>
email. Not entirely suited With her dus,
ky tsgs, she grew reckless, aud he sou hit
N divorce. Then it became known that
both she and her sc-cuiied husbsnd we're
sviosaingtlie law furbiding mescegenation.
They were convicted and senteiic d to
our years-in.tbs.-- -peniteutiAry.--+s'llat'
,is Ferguson is only her assumed name,
and she rein.rs to give the nametsf her
fatler.
Sheriff Anderson says she is very
fluent conversatiolali,t aud used correct t
language, showing that bhe las been well
educated, ,-Americdn.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-23

n KIRKPATRICK. ATTORNEY, AT
\. LAW, Jonesboro', Tenn. cOllice im
sd,han & Lampson's New Building, Up
S.irs, Nog7, = ~ ll69aas2G.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-23
Incidents in the Pulpit


as,s t scleTlral diqIS'ks n pastyasQpe Zine
ago says .ARpletQRss 1ssrpab' raad aae
qusstionwsntsaround to each, as follows:
"Were you ever go placed in public in
the performance Of service as to lose an
sense Of the solcmpity Of the occasion aud
be compelled to laugh in spite of your
more serious self?" and the following are
some of the replies that we're made. A
very solemn clergyman. and bis assistant,
who we're disturbed in aAeH ,ehrssel4sby
a miserable looking street eat,rwiiieh had
come in some unknown~ay, aHdawasrab.
bing itself 1p'asains' theif NJ, ane. .39 ihg
piteously.. The r rector ,tecsspcd Sts sLs
assis:an to put the cat out which rhe bdid
but ina fewmoments she was backsagaia
Upon this the very selemn' rector plated
the poor crsatdre ttder66e ofthe yiislty
box s;pos in ISss cHapsSs And placing his
foOt on tliS. imProvlsea kennel, gave. out
tLerhs mn begianing:, .a. ..a Sd p
(~A t4afss t9Esep I, hare '-',. ''.
LIE lastssxperieRes mentioned was that
0!a eletgynauias his first baptism of in.
fants' He was'thea very young in years,
ana has aeyst Be.o!sKsla . baby fiat he
c0gN rspebl 5sF pf, ImpGh less hold a
baby aud Al book i1A thepresaacsa ssss
ehuehfull ofsPeopieI Thssffst infant
gien-'ao hisGthsawas big, sqdlrming
boy of thirteen months, who Immediately
began to cork-screw his way through
clothes aud wrappings. The minister
held on bravely. but in a few moments
the chili's face diSs ppeared in The wrsrs,
and lis daasling 'ega beneath were worm,
ing tAeir way to the a7cr: ~SsissA Ehh
the horrible impessioa .lAsl BsAeNld was
taap apeiipsl Ais FaS 4 lfoasf MS clothes and
weplaiscoh sbcaon The floor In a state of
paspTs,,hs elutchcd tho clothes violently
bJ'the sash-b band, and, straddlng the
child upon the chaunel-rail ). said to the
mother, oIf you don't bold that baby he
will certsinly be through his clothes, and
I shall hare nothing left but ths. .afoss 10
baptize." .SSS a. hlos !
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-23
Fine Hogs.

~A- i9t 81 nniIslsss
Mr.. JnoBG. Garter, sfesr efsi4sstJn,,
sai IaiaeQss ena- hssssfaaa.. !seaa.
Tennessee, SID 25 head Os hosssols Tpssi.
day, Satssersedss4 pcush. - eseT a
Chester whfe. xeisssada l. asis igdaRss
RightOf them isvasgeds44e f=spd dssseil
and fifteen Of them 400 each. NJ ~ o
- - sc1is, p
Mcknight, Depot Agsbt OF that plses.
informs Us that 1t is the best fat,sned let
OF hogs that has been seen in Lover East
Tennessee.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-23

,Ir Ip elhEEN MssfERsl 'ArrJaJ
W. NrY AT LAW, Rogersville. Tenn.
SIl practice in the IifcuipaA,q GhaleeiS
oaris OF Hawkins, Greene, Hancock and
Washington counties. and in the S0r RENE
and Federal Courtsst Knoxville. Tenn
A,sril3u.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-23
Bfaxifhs foFEtn11fsI

It'ihS /. worth atf'V VNhR iS is? ssaSsl Ss1 .Sesy, S
where 10 remember Aises tt5tcdeFf editdfe
is bettr than tbreo 'a'ertgages On 'tbeir
"ss"rt ai',,l ~ tas Ts-s ~ Ik.,ss,
6'e times less expe6siye tl:se 4 defensive
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-23
u, s.TIRho Was Hesus 81

" ~ ~ EX|.Ast, MtNt ~ 49, - -
YssteEday tbe dead bad dy.af resI.asr
'tabls tppsSrieg ~ aud xsl H dtsssed NAM E 'S:'s
ssShdnih aApA cfso wvbds hear thkist
Snouf c Cindtya'ssn 1lD@S SaNkMM2MllA
pis.ok Ishssseand snsdsstke ASRlssss3
w daseassa t'ssep ssssasssl xNs
feee tiilc incheySa ksis6 ~ w \ ilafk
SsetkioS SadsS SC(t MN se,t
ana, basingahesSamSbs o. RScbssEsslsfBs&
sn s.Leisslass &st lanswss uhasisahr
,RpGahstu ubs KhisA Y, iaqssliSutse aseazSaHr
tsssilsx CJl5ssf fleS n
sSas iad an in ihexsalss VsshevaB tsss
that the -luan,oamc to bis death by liissas.l
baud on The body, will be held ior, idsdar
fcatiou. 1t had apparently, b. en- lying
where found for several iays.-New To&
Hr0L} -.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-23
ATTORNEYS.

r,YES G.. DEADERlCk, ATTORNEY
T LAW AND soLICIToR IN CHAN
,sv U ~ JonGsbbro', Tenn O4ce N
eG,h4m & Lampson New Building,
i.pslairs, No.2. tInAi Illmar2S.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-23

@SIha aoeoodl neesatwayaN p&y better
thseh xsahsF hh usiehborxus ylIsl Hsv
That hay is great deal'chespeE ;made
in spppeg than RsrshssediipNtn.sEw
s1 Tnet s4 4g9GgS 9S siSssk lPsgiisa jfsssY, fpiao
''Thsta h6rss Wbo'Iays Ksa ears ''sscE,
and 10 ksi ,hgliniOss whom any yoao spi
lproaches him, sisl ssisio ssaa3eeoalS ihay
Mm. .4W u" frlis.l az. Aumss TN
rAs Srimpipg the feed Of Gtying hos
isa waste otgfain. '''- s"' AZ"
That ovoried fowls MT lay eggs..a
That educatins ns-eEillssns sfsopcrly is
money le,ta 100 perscept. .gsaa sF~
That one evening spsiit atdpmaiystuls
is more profitable than ,sendal siaeA boEt
country taverns. &, '1ao1 ytno8g 80
4 -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-08
Starving Kansas.

Elder A. b. Fryrear, of the Baptist
church of Reno county, Kansas, is in
our city tosolicit contributions ofmon-
ey, clothing or provisions of any kind
for the famine stricken citizens of his
state. lie brings letters OF recommen-
dalton and endorsement rs to his re-
sponsibility, and we trust the ears of
our citizens will not be deaf to his ap.
peal for melting charity. Ten thou.
sand people, it is carefully estimated,
are in state of restitution and Oh the
brink of starvation, produced by the
cloud of grasshoppers which swept
over the state in July last. leaving no
green thing undestroyed in its path,
save and except the grass IN the prai-
RE. "Bleeding Knusss" Is now 'Starv-
ing Kansas" The Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railroad vii pass all sup
plies free, marked Il. s. Slower, chair
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-08
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

The Union Mission sunday school meets ev.
cry Sabbath afternoon, ut half-past 3 o'clock,
AT the court house. All are invited.
German Methodist Episcopal Church-Live
Oak street. Services every Sabbath at ten
in the evening. Z. Albrecht, pastor.
Sc. Matthew's Episcopal Church-Corner La
mar and Elm streets Rev. y. ID. Davenport,
Rector. Sunday School at am. Services
at lOh am. and ~ pm.
Methodist Episcopal Church South-Corner
Commerce and Lamar streets. Rev. DIR. W :.
+. Easterling, Pastor. Sunday School at Q
am; Services at II a. m. and ~ p. IN. City
mission services, Swiss avenue, east Dallas,
at IL A. NJ, and corner Young and Eryay
streets, Mt 3 p. M. every Sabbath. Rev. Sam
uel Armstrong, pastor.
Catholic Church-Bryan street (new build
ing)-ltev. Father Martinier, Pastor. Ser
vices: Low mass, am; high mass, l011 am;
yespers, 4pn.
Christian Church-Elder II. NJ. Gano, Pastor.
Services every Lords day at IL a. m, and TX
pm. Sabbath school at q% am
Missionary Baptist Church-Patterson ave-
nue.. Rev. Abram Weaver, Pastor. Sunday
School at So am. Services at lOH am. and
Presbyterian Church-Elm street. Rev
p. smith, DID,, Pastor. Services every Sab
bath at lOL am. and PIN. Weekly prayer
meeting Wednesday at pm. Sabbath
school Sabbath morning at o'clock.
Cumberland Presbyter Chureh--Jeferson
street. Sunday School ut ~ am. Services
At II a. NJ. and IN. m.
Methodist Episcopal Church.-preaching eve
ry Sabbath at 1910 a. m. and 8p. M; class
meeting u M; song service 7:s0 p. M; Sunday
school Q a, M; prayer meeting Thursday
evenings at 8 O'Clock
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-08
Railway Spikes.

Theodore Mex. Whiteman il acting
agent Twice II. X. Thomas, deceased,
of the Texas and Pacific ut this point.
He has been bill clerk here for two yeai 8,
check clerk at Longview, for eighte, n
months previous to his transfer and is
an old and trusted employe of the COM
pany. We trust the appointment may
be made u permanent one.
J. NJ. Brown, Esq, agent Of the con-
struction department Texas and Paci-
tic, has very kindly offered to receive
and store in the company's warehouse,
III this city, supplies of every descrip-
ton for the Kansas sufferers, until ac-
cumulated in sufficient quantities to be
shipped by the car load.
The leading merchants of our city
have forwarded petition to Colonel
Noble, superinte ldent, and w. II.
Newman, ESQ, general freight agent,
Texas aud Pacific, to appoint 4. Mex.
Whiteman as agent to fill the place of
the late III. X. Thomas.
The IL o'clock regular passenger train
on the Texas Pacific did not arrive yes.
terday until 4:l5 p. NJ, having been
delayed on account OF waiting for the
Cairo and Fulton train AT Texarkana.
w. III. Gibbons, one Of the Oldest
passenger conductors on the Texas and
Pacific, has "folded his tents like the
Arabs" and goes in search of fresh
fields and pastures new.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-08
LOCAL BREVITIEs,

Thanks to John Mcelhare for late
papers in advance Of the mall
The Fast Dallas hook and ladder
company No, 2 Is golng nhead In the
patti Of Organization and duty
The number Of Immigrants sheltered
IN the depot established by the city, on
the 9th instant, was thirty on the 1Ih
forty.
Judging from the number Of lonlers
and dlers on our streets, there u goon
deal OF muscle that might be better
employed graphing pillow handles
Mr. II. N. TompkIns has moved y
large quantity OF his agricultural I'M
plements TO His handsome now Lulld'
Ing, corner OF Lamar and Commerce
streets.
Tho compress IL now one Of the
solid successes OF DallHs, the Officers
and Others In charge Of II dispatch bus
lness with great promplness ana
ability.
Attention " called TO the change OF
time Of meeting Of Dallas lodge, which
now meets first aud third Saturdays In
each month instead OF first Saturday,
rs formerly.
The cast iron collector was abroad
yesterday with bundle OF bills about
the size of n bundle Of fodder, but the
currency he gathered In could be put
In thimble.
Filling up the unslghtly holes along
side of the new oulvert across Lamar
street, corner Of Main, with rock, IL
tho last timely work Of the city cngl-
neer, Captain Johnson.
The nomenclature OF our dancing
clubs, are suggestive. There IL the
Merry Few, The Very Few and The
Owls, who, In spite OF their ominous
name keep very good hours.
The every Few club had another
pleasant reunion last night. The next
one comes OIL next Wednesday. On
the 2Sth they give grand masquerade,
at the knights Of Pythias hall.
Only three cases were tried, yester'
day, In the criminal court. A great
number were passed, not prosecuted OF
set for special days. The following are
the cases tried The state w George
Rodgers, charged with carrying arms
verdict guilty, and fine twenty-five
dollars. The state W Jake Jones,
charged with making an aggravated
assault and battery verdict not guilty
The state VS. William Ward, charged
with theft verdict not guilty.
The annual installation of officers fol
Dallas lodge No. Al, |. o. o. f., took
place at the hall on Wednesday even
ing. The following officers were in
stalled for the ensuing year: George
A. Cutler, noble grand; j. +. Wolf
vice grand Gus. Aaronson, secretary
M. b. Stone, treasurer b. Candy, II
$. N. G.; w. +. Adair, l.. S. N. g.; W.
II. Smith, r. S. V. g.; Bro. Douglas,
l.. S. N. g.; John Lupot, warden ]. II
Moore, conductor; Il. Walton, n. S. s.
Thomas Reineck, l.. s. s.; Jacob Gross
man, !. S.; f. Deneman, o. S.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-08
Go to Pierce ~ Lyle for your
New Years presents.
SOY MAIN STREET.

W +. Lyle & Co., real estate agents, No. 100
Lamar street, beg leave to call the attention
OF persons wishing to purchase real estate to
the extensive lists of property on their
bulletin boards IN and outside of
their office, under the respective heads OF
"Improved City Property" "Vacant City
Lots" Farms" and "Unimproved and
Wild Lands" embracing business houses and
vacant lots In the commercial center Of the
city. Also, building lots, and number Of
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter Of the city. Also, large tracts OF wild
lands in Dallas and other counties OF the
state, besides number of farms OF various
sizes, including several large and highly inn
proved plantations within Ave miles of the
city of Dallas, 28idim
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-08

Another scandal Ia Nigb lnfi Two
prominent Boston plYaNlanr 'ue u pe
tried before the Ma-.rchnsHlf Medical
society ON lhe rIrue Of practising
homeopathy luMi1 sylspHthg, ~
this pase, Npiy pWppry SKATERS There
n no telling what llf ISSUE pi tiff trial
will br, but We nRu assure llle ladies
who love small doses, that there 10 no
danger Of an DETERMINATION OF ans
"palhyN in lle world, uud that there
VIII never opmea Tine when Tie old
law, "eyery bullet has llu billet" viii
be lluef Than The 0ne, "eyefy pullet
has her pellet
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-08

FoR sale, fora few days only, two large new
buildings, one cotton gin and the other a
corn and wheat mill, in complete running
order, with smut mill, corn shelter, a good
cotton press, sixty-five saw Pratt gin stand,
with an excellent engine OF thirty horse
power, an abundance OF spring water on the
premises, and three-quarters OF an acre of
land, situated ON the southeast corner OF
Poydras and Wood street, known as "Hor-
tons MIL" Apply to w. f. Lyle q Co., real
estate agents, No. 100 Lamar street. 266dlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-08
CITY BUSINESS.
NOTICE.

All shares Of stock In the DIAL
las Real Estate and Building
Association that are dclin-
quent OH the goth day Of Jan
Unry, 1875, Will be- sold 10 the
highest bidder, NJ public sale,
Oh that date ut ten o'clock A.
NJ, nj the corner Of Elm and
Austin streets.
Hy order Of the president.
Il. II. BARRY, Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-08
DALLAa 00kMD 0I' TEADE,

q a. Wheat presidents John tfu vice
prssliHnii d, N, iH} lor aeciHHlyi 20 d
LruuHdi Treasurer,
kmd nf iHurlpa-A. Davis lhGmu3
l.rld, ID d. Grove o. n. IumpAius, Is, 4,
Llrri ". j, llHikf q, q. DhelrhHll,
iuHW nf AfHiril1n-A, aluErIl j IL
liIyani u, y hrhnriier a, l., Williams W.
A, Jones,
Cnmmlitne pf ppfals-W, i1 Hughes, =. T.
Mniaiilf, N. Kahn, We, lnuupT j, b, lall-
WplL Jnnn I, nisnn, W, 4, Murphy,
lfAnsppn B., paYis, a j Adams A,
kHngfr
classification and Quolalion-R V Tamp'
kins, j, y, hlzHr, i, II, Bryan,
finanCe-W,l j, plaIk, 4, H. harsallsi H.
Caldwell,
Mpmberhip-A, z, Obenehain, NJ, talH,
lnO, Shields
statistics ana Annual Statements j.,
CLARK, H. u, Luce u, W, baylor
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The lnter-Ocean tell about those
twenty-five masked eili4eus IN Wis
cousin who tried 10 break into the Nef'
non county Jail aud lynch u prisoner
the other day, Really lhe south can't
stand this mob violence IN the north
much longer Where are the trOOpsf
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Jae0b GEessman

Has removed frpm lhe Washington House,
pn lhe eorner NJ Market and Wood slreels "
his new quarters pn Ella u eel, opposite
sanser llmlhers, where no has opened first
rlass restaurant, and furnishes rooms FIR
dodgers, ~ wv
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY or DALLAa,

MayOF-rW, l., CnbeIl,
Enainern--W William NJ, Johnson,
Att1rnry-Wil liam N, Edwarda,
lrHasurtr-linhertl II, West,
Assessor aud COlleGlOy-Ihomas j, keelan,
MnnhalwJunlna l'ouh
Health OniOerl-'pr, NJ, A, Cornelius,
Aldermen -FlRt waldl II, u, bprltea, Joe
A, Leonard, Henry hrYay, SECOND ward II,
d, Coughahour John ~, Howell, Third
wnrdl a, n. iianspy, John OWppa, lna, q,
Mcconnell, Fourth wards II, H. Mcdonnell,
W. u, Young,
Tho onices ~ the various city Oflieors are
AZ tho Nlly market house, Tho board Of Al
dermon meet Ia regular session ~ tho o0un'
oil room Ovor tho market, every Tuesday
nlght.
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GET READY FOR WINTER.

The Patent AluminOus and
Ornamental Building Paper
will make Your houses warm
AT u very small cost. For sale
by REED g. LATHROP, Agents,
sos Main street, ksaIlas, Texas.
send for circulars. Also agents
FOR Patent Paper Barrels.
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PRESENTS.

II you wish am elegant or
cheap present, for u friend, go
to Franklin's book store, sol
Main street, where yOu can find
almost amy thing you can ask
for i'm the line OF Christmas
holiday goods.