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New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
and now am calling his attention specific subjects akns

and now am calling his attention to sPechc suolec As
him what was said OF them, II anything.
Judge Neilson-You should not do that uhui 'o' I'M"
exhausted his general recollection; then Ark him.
Mr. Tracy-Your Honor have, and finished MS eeher
recollection last night went through and closed this suF ct
Judge Neson do not understand him TO say no" that he
recoects nothing more Vixen he does then yen can AK
whether anything said on this subject or tha'>
Mr. Tracy-I win exhaust his recollection ITO the witness
will AK Won there s anything further Of this narrative that
Won can relate that you have rela.edi A. There s
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11

Mr.. JOHNsON's ACQUAINTANCE WITH THE PRIN-
ClPALS
Mr. Tracy-Mr johnson, where do you reside !?
A. In Nes.Yor1-in the City OF New-York
@ What your businessi A. am JournalIs; by profcs
sion.
q How long have you been ensagedi A About forty
years
Q Do you know Theodore Tton' A. do Sir or formerly
did.
Q How long have you known him. A. think II will be
twenty one years III Apnl neXj snce ffs! knew him
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
TIE PROCEEDINGS-VERBATYH

MR. ST CLAIR McKELWAY R~"ALLED.
The Court met al ii a. m, p1r,,.nt to ad jOurn-
ment and the proceedings con ..acG, az folows
Judge Ne.soD-Nr Tracy, VII you proceed?
St Clair McKelway recl 3D. and the direct examination
nnrl
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
COURTROOM INCIDENTS AND APPEARANCE

COURTROOM INCIDENTS AND APPEARANCE.
"Your Honor has been successful, said Mr..
Evarts, approaching the Bench during pause in
the proceedings, i'll purifying the air of this room
that YOU ought to be sent to Congress"
But" replied the Judge, probably thinking Of
the fate OF any one who attempted to reform or
purify Com gress. IF had done al the fist what |
have now done there would have been great hue
and cry raised about excluding the people"
1.-THE attendance TO fall off only COM
pusion" replied Mr. Evarts. Still this isn't as pOpu-
lar piece as the shaueraun. 1t won't run huLGred
days"
Nor is it as comical tragedy" responded the
Judge, with a sad smile.
The publication of the courtroom allnded to is
most marked and agreeable. The temperature YES
terdav was at least 20 degrees below that prevailing
a week or two ago. and pleasant breeze circulated
through the apartment. The officers early announce
standing room only" and admission is then posi-
lively denied. All the audience in the courtroom
Yesterday we've seated. IngTess aud cgreSs for the
reporters and messengers vino hy back and forth
were easy: and more room is given counsel and
friends of the parties and to the reporters.
The BeechcI delegation continues about the same
from day to day. Yesterday however, 1t was aug
meutcd by Mr.. Samuel NilkcsOn auG tue Rev. Ed
ward Eggleston.
:. On bis way out of court during the recess Nj.
Beecher stopped and SHOOK hands with Mrs. Iilton,
who was talking with Mr.. Shearnan. and the three
cnatted pleasantly together for a few moments.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
MR. BowEy's WARNING TO MR.. TILTOy

O. In December, 1870 Mr.. Johnson, did Mr.. Til
ton you any time with letter which he had re
ceyed Bowen in regard his editorhp OF The Lds-
peadeH-n December 1870! A. don't quite understand the
question.
G. Did Mt Ton come to you at any time and state that he
received letter from Mr. Bowen concerning his cdorshp
II The Indeende the continuance OF his editorshpg
Mr. Pryor-We object to that
Mr. Beach-It is very obviously leading question.
Mr. Eyarts-It i only Introductory
MIR BeaclI-Ohl Introductory.
The Witness-Yes Sir, he did.
O. What said a that interview between yourself and NJ
Ttonf A. lie showed letter from Mr. Bowen giving him
that the end Of six months their conact-Mr Bow
contract with him editor nchef Of The Laaeenae
would terminate
q When thatl A. think II been about the
lst Of December; may possibly have latter
days Of November bat am not to the date any
rate, twas towards the end Of the year.
MIR. TILTON MAKES GOOD AVAIL OF THE POSITION.
@ Now, thereupon, did you and Mr.. Tilton enter
into conversation; and II repeat ~ A. Mr. Tton said
that time that he would have out OF Mr. Bowen
better than the which he then held He sad
furthermore that he knew that Mr. Bowen wished " make his
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
THE INTIMACY OF MR. TmroN AND MR. JOHNSON.

O. Now durng your acquaintance with Mr. Til
ton r Johnson you know whether not he regarded
YOU as among intimate friends? A. lie has said to me
a great many times regarded his most intimate
and e., friend.
O. Your intimacy was great was it' A. Yes Sir we were
very c ose friends indeed.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11

TESTIMONY OF Mr.. OLIVER JOHNSON.
Oliver johnson was then called, ars. affirmed on
behalf VI the dc endant
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
O. You know Henry C. Boweni A. do, Sir.

O. You know Henry c. Boweni A. ! DO Sir.
O How long have you known himi A. have known him
by sight and by chance acquaintance nearly the same
time.
@. As you have Mr.. Tton' A. Yes Sir.
@ And do you know Henry Ward Beecherf A. l do, Sf
q. How long have you known himf A. have known MN
since nsince settled In Brooklyn whenever tha'
was don't remember exactly the date.
q. Where have you been employed Mr. Johnson ~ jour
nas since your acquaintance with Mr.. Tlton' A. was
employed when first made his acquaintance, upon 1Ne
National Anil Slavery Sasddrd.
U How long did you continue TO be there employedf A.
there about eleven years. perhaps longer not sure a
TO the time
@ Where were you next employed A. On The Lad>
pendent from
@ When did you go The Eadepsadnf A. In June, 1865
q How long did you remain The htepenfsTF A. Ire
maned there until the end Of December, E70about hve
years and half
@ And where did you 90 then, A. wcntto THE TRIBUNE;
became the editor Of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
q And how long you thus employed A. Two year,
within few days.
@ And where did You go then' A. Ga The Christia"
Union.
O. And you still on The Christian Unionf A. am Sir
O. In what capacity, A. am usually called managing edi-
tor don't know whether the precise designation not
O. During the time you The Independent, was Mr.
Tton aso employed that paper' Mr. Tton was editor
| inchief, and managing editor during that time
O. During all that timer A. Yes Sir; perhaps should not
say precisely all that time he left week or ten days
before did.
@ With that exception you held those respective relations
| TO each otheri A. Yes Sir
q And who publisher Of that paper during all that timer
| A. Henry c. Bowen.
q Do you know who caused you to be employed on The In
| depeadent? A. Yes, Sir; 1t was Mr. Tilton.
Q. TiOn? A. went on TO The LsieDenden by his very
earnest solicitation, and with hesancy and regret
O. You had known him then five six years A. Oh,
| had known him longer Sir
@ Ah longer than that' A. had known him from 1855 or
1854 arm this moment certain which, until 1865 when
went in-abOut ten years.
@ Were you Of intimate friendship with him at the
| time you went The LadepeadeatP A. was, Sir.
@ And had been for what number Of years preyious' A.
Well, from the time Of my first acquaintance with him.
O. You became intimate friends becoming acquainted
| soon after did you? A. Yes, Sir.
O. long did that intimacy continue between you
and Mr. Tonl A. II continued untlthe intimacy continued,
should say until perhaps sometime in 1872; from that time
afterwards saw less OF him.
@ Did there any to be break in your acquan-
ance; and il So when did that occur A. don't remember
the last time that Mr. Tton, but think It was abou-it
about year ago the last time that met him to
hold any him. think at the house OF
Deacon jeremiah Curtis in NcwYor and believe 1t was
about tme perhaps about the close Of the Counc
may possibly however have met him by chance somewhere
| else; afterwards, am not quite sure about that.
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This evening n Odd fellows Hall,
Miss Jeanie Patterson, NJ Mississippi
whn lias already achieved brilliant
reputation a. cultured reader of rare
lalenl, viii give one pf her admired
literary entertainments, consisting NJ
choice gems lrom Z le best dramatic
aud pnelieal authors,
The surfess and talent NJ This an-
eompllshed young lady, who uniles
W llp grares NJ refinement The charm
NJ grnlus and au attractive person, has
heen soproupunoed llal PnH llrHALn,
Ia e0unnu with The Cpnrier'luuruAl,
New Orleans l'lmiunr, Mobile lleglH'
lpr aud other pNpcrs N approved crlll'
cal taste, cannot refrain from urging
In readers 70 avail themselves NJ tho
opportunity 10 hear tho fair SOUTH
erner who ID by birth sopial position
aud all 0flle loyelesl attributes NJ the
Southern woman, ~ admirable type of
u tho daughters nfHoulhluud, Lel Dali
las lurn out aud by showing her appre'
Malion of modest genius and noble,
merllorloua womanliood, encourage
worth aud foster talent Miss l'allcr'
son II not professional character, but h
young Southern indy Of high social
standing aud remarkable attachments
who was impoverished by the war, aud
who IL making her way IN the world,
by giving these readings, aud thus ele'
ylollng the literary taste of the publlc
aud making fur herself an honorable
support, Lot the people Of culture re-
spond,
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Enquire Tor Them,

We feel assured that our friends will
thank us for bringing before their mo-
tice articles which have no superior
among the many that iii our markets.
We refer to the celebrated DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder and Flavoring
Extracts. We have used them, and
can confidently commend them TO the
community Us the best article in do
nestle use. They are the leading ari-
cles Of their kind In America, and
should be on the shelf of every well
regulated family grocer. Place them
In your list, and when you next order
give them II trial. The Baking Powder
cans are MS large as other kinds, con
tain as much in measure, the powder
al pure and light, and as two teaspoon
fnls is rs effective rs three of most
kinds, II Is fifty per cent cheaper.
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Personal,

one Of Dallas mort charming bellies,
Miss HallIe liayneu, len The elly yes
leday, for Wheeling, West Virginia,
where ahe will remain during tho suln'
mer
Miss Flora Heay, another Of Dallas
hyorlte bellies left Tor Tennessee, Tues
day, 10 spend the summer
4, A, Rice, lisqu Treasurer Of the
Houston aud TeSaa Central Railroad,
arrived IN the city yesterday, aud ID q
guest Ut tho han Jaolnl0,
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j. a. II. Phillips, drnnk aud down
plead not guilty, hul His Honor had
so little confidence In his assertions
thnt he taxed him two dollars and
costs, anyhow.
James Humphreys, colorcd, using
abusive, proianc and threatening Ian
gunge plend not guilty, but Ills Hon
or thought he was, aud put the brnk q
down 10 the tune Of two dollars and
costs.
q. j.. Rowland, lighting; plead not
guilty, aud n Juyof hi. peers thinking
likewise, he was discharged,
w, Normandy, drunk aud down;
plead guilty, and was drawn through
the mill to the tune of two dollars and
costs.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

llar reoclyed NJ the Milwaukee l'eor Hail.
Om Main street, u large quantity Of VI, eele'
bmled Frankfort Lager llocr' THIS btcf IN
superior 10 any IN tho United MaloA' ltalho
has received Imported l,ioln wine duAnAh'
Tnrp runN
Tho proprietor haa engaged Prot langeT
nirng baud W give concerto NJ Ills hnll every
evening, lulyluol
DRAM TOR watches aud Iowolry, All goods
engraved free Of charge
DO You wnnt,a suitable present iol u
lrlcndg You can mud n NJ Ornmr, from u
ilno lfold watch nnd ohnin down ion lllllo
rlng. And mncmDcrlt VIII DO beautifully
engraved free Of charge,
!, N. DRAM has IN hin employ one OF the
best wnlchmakcra IN the state Remember
thla when you 20 10 have your watches TO-
paired.
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laughter IA lhe Judges nippi he later
mpird llie ynnnB man ig saylnF
"NoW look here, lusi h0li np you 20
and take tho harspar anything you
d-mu lease oplY dun'l bolier me
anymore nbout itiN end wheellrg
around, he mndp mr HlpTeli who was
sitting almost cauyulsei win laugh
ter al lhe way he bad aIsl been sold'
The youus man lelt muilcriug 10 he
went along that liote lawyers were q
had pa,k, aud lhe less q nlan bad 10
as with them lhp bdlrr inf him
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1.-The gentleman who has had charge
of the press and mailing departments
Of The "mammolh weekly edlion' de-
slrea the reporter " correct tho state
ment that he would make affidavit
that bat i've qulres of the "mammolh
edition" Of tho weakly we're printed, as
II would convey tho impression that he
had authorized tho statement which
no did not Tho fact however San be
verified, rs even uriah himself dophl'
less, would hardly hesitate N make
affidavit 10 10 plain q fact
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clsf in al 0Rrahe eltes ~ iAe f1llpWiNs
namrd dls. ases sallrlaaliln Win he sifall 40
ilo mpnrY refunded, flzi Chronic iilfliNH'
ilsin, rlrlmailr gppl arlinalar lNfnNnAl''i'i
dyspepsia ln 900 conditions neuralgia new
0n debility erpilIa, 900 diseases ~ liia ahllh
Ellnela aHl hi ddpE lifer p0npialnlilfnNis
weakness 'no maileroi how Ions silndlngl
syphilis ln a.l lls Stage spinal hlfHsa' pee
lnpslsuiar, aomeelsfs VIII rlnll' meg
neilsin M connection WIN ono Nnp1l iiaih.'
Advice ln rrgald ~ lifi aui daily habits
must bnHunily followed, I have cured ea-
Hs NJ rhrumallsm and neufAlala ni we've
yeanslau1lug in Nnn hour aisn GAINS an 7
Myer I win fiYi thtnWY person llal VIII
produce q 0isHN iha above named disease
HAT rln uDt cure where lir Wllrnl %.
ialls sunierui vitality nr heallhlll lfrl-
pmilpu. rhr baths should ba lakrn one
o Werk inr grlrrll hrlilhi ash Hs % rlfY liir
HliYnpf hgnrs, cholera ana plhfr contagious
discusses Iney viii care lhn rash ~ hr -Ak
Ing anl pausei by tho haal rnrous lalilig
inn hatls viii uDi suffer 900 lHnah lrpW ihr
lnlenbiiy Of summer beat ~ by ppenlna ihr
pores u carries 80 through ihe Precipitation
much morbid matter ff0m tho blood thus
iWring the sy stem NJ Internal eongeHlionf'
Rooms ~ residences 0n Wood street, Yves
NJ cotton compress, A proper assistant u
employed IA attend gentlemen Ia tho bath
room rom 50, N, until lur, ~ Ladies' VIII
receive special attention, Come aud iep me-
U0ld ~ iepid shower balhs can be- hRd
without the Vapor baths, ifdesirod, shower
bath, NJ cents yapor hath, ~ twelve baths
lur gln,
1he apparatus used was invented and pat
pulod by Dr. u, Il, Roberts, tho greatest ply
fl0inn NJ the ago, who IN now located IN New
orleans, Mis-, FRANK THOMAS,
Jydln Magnetic Physician,
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Ayoung man with no guile in his
face, but with u sad aud melancholy
expression on his countenance, might
have been seen yesterday afternoon
meandering through tho hall of the
Court House evidently in search of
something or somo Que; first looking
In at one door and then at the next of
the different offices, but seemingly
without observing the object of his
search. AT the door of the Shcritl's
office he hesitatcd, and after scanning
the faces OF the inmates, he finally
walked back to Judge Burfords Office
where he halted at the door again, his
face lit up with JOY and he commenced
reckoning AZ If to attract the attention
Of some one within. Presently out
walked Bill Sterrett, with majestic steps
and inclined his head, while the young
man whispered in his ear, "Are you n
lawyer"' "Ies, sir, am, and w. J.
Sterrett is my name; am acting Dis
trlct Attorney Mt present in the absence
of my friend Bower.n The Young
mans face again doomed up with Joy.
"Ah," said he, you are just the per-
son who can give me some law ON a
subject which has been racking my
brain of late.n ''rhat cap,n was Ster-
retps reply, "and | assure you | will be
moderate in my charges" every
well, said the guileless youth; "you
see | courted girl down
here in the country for long time,
and it was "tiNed;n we where to be
married, but poor Betty took sick, and
died; but before dying she wished to
leave me something to remember her
by, so she gave me nice double gated
colt which she thought great deal of.
But since her death (and here the
young mans voice faltered) the old
woman, her mother, has concluded to
give 1t to the young man who will fix
her grave up in the best style and put
little fence around il. Now, what |
want to know is whether will have
the dead woodn on the old lady by
fixing up Betty's grave, or whether
she can "lawn me out of the colt after
my trouble?n Now, Sterrett, be it
said to bis credit, did not knock the in
nocent down just then, but looking the
him in the face, said with solemn
cadence: Young man yours indeed, is
an intricate case, and as | have been
greatly worried of late, what with
prosecuting horse thieves, and men for
carrying pistols, etc., | feel that can
not do you Justice, but will send out
Mr.. James Brooks, aud he will give
you reliable information on the sub.
ject.n
Presently out stepped Brooks, all
smiles, twisting his handsome mus
tache, with the expectation Of good
fee In the case but his countenance
darkened as the young man went on
relating the different points to
him; and finally, his patience
being exhausted and hearing the loud
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lya note received from Mr. Pierre
NJ, brown, Deputy Clerk, the reporter
IL informed that ho erred In reporting
tho oaSo Of Quinn &ShIclda w Leonard
Brothers, The report states that judg-
mcnt lyd been rendered In favor Of
plnlnlillH, when the ease was dismissed
without action, The reporter makes
this correction with plomIlrc, aud re-
grcls that In the hurry Of copying his
report any seeming intent to mIsrepro-
sent should have occurred,
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Deilnauenis,

Sheriff llarkley yesterday arrested
seven merchants doing business Ia the
city, for failure 10 pay their State occu'
patton tax, In addition TO The annoy
ance aud trouble, OF course the expense
VIM moro than doubled, Those who
have failed 10 pay their occupation tax
win do well 10 attend 10 II NJ once, m
Major IlarNloy IL determined 10 make
no determinations, aud will proceed
To arrest all parties who fail 10 my
promptly,
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TIIE MAILS.


Arrival and Departure OI Nails NJ Dallas Post
niife,
Northern Man,
Via NJ, X, aud q, u, H., comprising western,
unTthriI aud unHtprn states, hrW York aud
~, l.uulH mails, arrives dHlly AZ lf1h y ini de-
pnrh daily ~ pap nm,
Southern mail,
Now Orleans and southern Louisiana, ual.
weston, Houston Autiin, WhcO, Hnd nll Other
IulUiH ~ southern lukuH, arrives daily ~ uHu
T. mi departs dnily ~ 12N y ~,
Eastern Mall.
VIA II. and A. R,R, comprising southern and
middle Hlgtua, inulsylllO Chattanooga, Mems
phH, lililu ltuok, ana shreveport, nhd all
uutturu Texas, arrives dally NJ Oan \ ~; uN-
parts dNlly at hD y N,
wcntcrn Wall,
From Fort Worth, Clohuno, Unnhury,
WUnlhvrlurd, Decatur iAlO l'lntO, Jaul,shoi0
ana Western posts, arrives daily ~ 400 y IA,
departs dnlly nt OiOA ~,
Cedar mn Mail.
Cedar I'M, Mansfield, Alyarndo nnd eros.
Tlmhufs, arrives ~ y ~ "Wednesday aud
hnturdnyi departs Monday nnd Thursday NJ
TAI N,
scScnc Mail.
scyone, llnughts store aud Union nm
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
w - lh'i hOINllH Nv " w NllolnNlc uNAN
Denton Mnii.
Denton, Bolivar. Ellznbolhtown, BOydt
Millr, lousvl TO aud Trinity Mills, arrives
NJ Bp N Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
departs ~ 7 am alternate days,
Rcd Oni and Lisbon.
Arrives 400 p III Mondays, Wednesday,
aud Fridays. Departs 7Oj IN alternate
days,
Lisbon Mail.
Red Oak and Lisbon arrives NJ y m Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday; departs altorn-
ate days ~ Z n IN.
Malls for Bobossioro, Grapevine and Duck
creek are taken out by hand, NJ Irregular In.
torYnls.
Office Hours.
Delivery window, Ba IN 10 spun.
Money order window, \ u M 10 ~ m, and
nom y IN 10 pm.
stamps sold from n m TO D y IN.
Letters registered only during money ordo
hours.
All persons having complaints against the
oflice, on amy account VIII please present
the same, In writing or In person, 10 the post
master
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"seeing ~ Relieving.

And those who have suffered from
near-sightedneos or impaired vision
rom any cause, but who now see
clearly through the diamond" Spec
tacles or Eyeglasses of the Spencer
Optical Manufacturing Company, be
lieve that these articles are honestly
made from the best possible materials,
and that no better goods for the pur-
pose have ever been made or sold. For
sale by John M. Dram, Main street.
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Moasr A. =, Jet aud II, q, Aeegar
ARE duly authorized travelling agents OF
Tnn DALLAa HERALD PnNTIsd Conf
rANy, with fill authority 10 solicit aud
receipt for subscriptions, advertising
aud job work, rom this date until
further notice, W. q, HOLLAND,
Business Manager
Dallas, July I, lMb
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DALLAS, July 0. Is75

10 the citizens and publicgenerally:
feel II sense of duty of mine TO make
known to the public, for their benefit, that
nave been afflicted with rheumatism and
rheumatic govt for several years, and for the
last six months nave been confined to my
oeu more than half the time by the above
diseases. was induced BY friends to try DR..
volemans Electro vapor and Medicated
Baths and though having no faith In them
'ney nave effected permanent cure of my
rheumatism and rheumatic govt. Yours re.
spectfully, j. DIANE
No. 900 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
julylidlm
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VIC. Sickles & Co. continue the grocery
anu provision business at 6l6 Elm street. r
" Tompkins' old stand. They also solicit
consisnments from ST. Louis, Galveston and
other points. The old firm was dissolved ON
.he Dth instant, MIR. II. J, Edgerley dispos.
ing OF his interest to W. II. Coker. The
style of the firm will remain the same
Goods will be delivered in the city free Of
charge. w. G. sIcKIEs
5ldly WI coKrp
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A sure Remedy.

Inc Turco-American Oxymated vapor
pa'hs are warranted TO excel either the
turkish or Russian baths, both In power
ana medicinal efficiency. They VIII accom-.
p''sh more IN one month in the positive re-
iei anu permanent cure OF chronic diseases
IMAM 'ne great mineral springs OF Germany.
california or Arkansas can effect IN one
year, and az less than one one.tventietb ,he
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rosa. Advertisers. and nns,oe.s Guide

TUE llEltALD IL In receipt Of the
number Of the above work for the
Spring and summer trade Of ls7b This
publication was established by liz pres.
enl editor and proprietor, Mr. G. f..
Van Horn, In 1874, aud has been pub.
llshed regularly ever since, II ISSUES
10000 copies, aud " distributed
throughout the state aud elsewhere,
aud has for liz object the encourage
men of immigration TO our midst In
editorials on The CITY Of Dallas aud
Dallas County, we feel satisfied viii re.
suit In good TO this special location.