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The Reporter on His Travels.

1t is not often the reporter leaves his
duties, but business called him, and he
had to 90. The reporter is slave to
business, and the business that called
was most urgent. 1t was rather i'm
material which direction he went, but
the spirit moved him, and having a
weakness for spirits Of certain kind,
at times, he swent. He wanted to
avid the spirits, and he went where
they don't have spirits-to the "In-
FAINT Wonder" Denison. They don't
have spirits in Dcnison, but they have
lotteries, and lotteries always draw a
big crowd, even IL the crowd don't
draw anything big at the lotteries.
After brief ramble around the
well-paved streets of the modern
wonder, the reporter fell I'm with
Yank Sullivan, the brave and gal
liant engineer on the Texas Gen.
trail, who recently saved the lives of a
whole car load of women and children.
He ought to be promoted to engineer
in-chief. Then the reporter met Har-
ry Boston, the clever and affable con-
ductor on the Texas Central, and to-
gether the three wendell their way to
a modest little white cottage presided
over by two of the finest mediums In
the state George Cregier and Charley
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Personals.

Colonel w. b. Grccnlaw left the
city for 81, Louis, yesterday, and will
be absent several days.
Colonel James NJ. Hurt, of Shcr-
man, has perfected arrangements, and
In future will attend possessions of our
district court.
Colonel j. ", Kingsbury, late cash.
Ter ut this point OF the Texas Central,
left Tuesday, with his family, for the
north, to spend the summer.
Mr., Isador lIeXter, for some time
past n resident of our city, left last
evening Tor Cleveland, Ohio, on visit
to relatives and friends.
Colonel w. Y. Leader, of Jefferson,
arrived in the city last evening, and is
registered ut the San Jacinto.
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lnlned The excursion party of ministers
ona pleasure trip % Galveston, re-
turned IN Tho city last evening" via
TegNH and Pacific,
-liumor has II That Mossrs, John
Lyle, John Houston md u, NJ, Hurst
Are the fortunate posaosaors Of tho
ticket which drew the capital prize NJ
the DeniHon lottery.
"a negro attempted 10 escape from
Olllcer Spencer, yesterday, when he
seized u trick aud, strange ~ II may
appear, succeeded IN knocking him
down by hitting him on The head,
The passenger train on the Texas
aud Pacific, duo here last evening NJ
$3.50 o'clock, was M hour behind,
caused by the locomotive 0f the west
hound freight train running oh the
track at Meaquile,
Subscribers 10 TnR HERALD should
bear In mind that an afternoon edition
IL Issued NJ 4 o'clock, which contains
all tho latest dispatches received up 10
that hour, and II furnished 10 them by
carriers grnluliously.
Mr., Obcnohnln IN steadily imprOv-
Ing, with every prospect, under the
skllhll treatment of Drs Mlnnlccc and
Pope, Of u speedy convalcsccncc, lie
viii bc removed Ia the residence Of hlH
relatives tomorrow or Saturday.
The Trinity Iron works, located on
the corner OF Magnolia street and Ross
avenue, Mcssrs, LoOmH, Hoffman X
Gnrsldc pr0prlet0rs, are turning out n
classandstyle ofwork that will compare
fayornbly with any imported from Il
distance, Parties having any doscrip'
ton of work IN their line, would dc
well 10 pay their establishment visit
w. LClark, Esq, n few days since
WIS called upon 10 mourn the loss o.
his Infant child, Beaumont, who died
Of cholera iUfantum, after brief i'll
ness, TIM HERALD, ~ well ~ hos
Of friends, tenders its sympapnthie'
10 the bercnvGd parents, whose little
darling has closed iIs eyes after few
short days Of earth to open them ii
Heaven.
Kate Murray, the variety girl who
was wNylaid and beaten, IL slowly 70
covering. A statement appears IN Tho
afternoon paper to the effect that one
Of the "girls cnjolcd rullian out Of ten
dollars" who, installing the victim
for the one who had robbed him, per
pctrated the outrage. II this IL true
the rullnn should be hunted up ant
severely punished, and the officers owe
IL TO themselves and the citizens to SC,
II there IL any truth IN the report. Ger
tainly If the man made threats, the af
tcrn0on papers informant must know
who he IL, and ~ II good citizen
should see that he IL arrested ant
properly punished.
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our Daily Food.

Adulteration prevails most extern
sively where it could and should be
dispensed with, and where it is most
oppressive and difficult for its victims
to endure, that is, in our daily food.
Food is most important necessity,
and it should be wholesome and nutri-
tious, as nature formed 1t, without any
detrimental additions. If all articles
that are used in our daily food are as
pure and healthful rs DIR. Prices Cream
Baking Powder and his True Flavor
ing Extracts we should escape many of
the ills of life. The manufacturers of
these preparations believe in giving
the public reliable articles.
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May 4-'rhomas Farmer, aged G5
years pcritonitis.
May &c. L. Bryan, aged GO years
consumption.
May Charles Frazier; paralysis.
May 0-Mrs. Martha Cox, aged IS
years heart disease.
May ll-lIarvey Shepherd, aged 10
years congestion.
May 20-W. &. Eadus; gun shot
wound.
May 20-lnfant daughter of $. D..
NARROW, aged hours.
May ai--luflnt or H. H. Burke, aged
= hours; premature birth.
May % katy Gibson cholera NOR
bus.
May 24-Miss Fannie Martin; pneu-
monia.
May 2l--Raymond Burke, aged 81
years pulmonary consumption.
May 2S-Layicie May, aged months;
cyanoss.
May 30-Willie II. Cats, aged 8
months cholera infantum
May 30-infant of William j. Clark;
cholera infantum.
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bermuda Grass.

A Georgian correspondent Of the
New York South takes issue with
those who pronounce Bermuda grass
n pest, and calls it blessing. Here
are his reasons:
First.-It is tho best grass we
have for pasturagc and hay.
Sccond.-lt is ono of tho best
renovators of our soil, which is
proven upon all lands sot in it, that
have been put in cultivation.
A recent analysis made by DR..
St. Julion Ravcnol, of Charleston,
South Carolina, makes Bermuda
grass nearly equal to timothy,
which is universally considered the
best grass grown. Stock or cattle
that run on Bermuda grass fields
keep in better condition than on
any other pastures. We knew II
farmer in Putnam county, Ga, who
raises annually number of colts,
and he told mo that he never fed
them even in winter. He has near
ly his whole place set in Bermuda
grass. Ho says his colts get very
poor in winter, lie has never saved
any hay, but as his neghbors have
saved a quantity of it for hay, he
intends to keep the stock from some
of his bottoms, and save enough to
winter them.
Making hay of Bermuda grass is
of recent date with us. About
twelve years ago small quantity
was brought to Macon for sale; year
before last the demand and supply
increased, and last season there was
sold in our city (Macon) about one
hundred tons, bringing from SIS to
$50 per ton on the wagons. We cut
upon the bottom lands below the
city, one and q half acres, from
which We got, at the first cutting,
1000 pounds of hay at the second
cutting we got about 5000. A gen.
tleman three miles above Macon
cut, on thirteen acres, 1899 worth
of Bermuda grass hay.
In Greene county, we learn, one
gentleman cut, last season, 64 tons.
DIR. Moody, in Greene county, (sec
report of state fair, 1874 cut 49,
1893 pounds from one acre, ut cost
of not moro that nine cents per cwt.
This hay is worth in the market
from one dollar and a half to one
dollar and seventy five cents per
cwt. DIR. st. Julien Ravenel, of
Charleston, with the aid of super
phosphatcs, produced this hay at
the rate of eight or moro tons per
acre. 1t can be cut in good season
three or four times.
Its origin in our state is not ac-
curately known. 1t cannot be pro-
pagated by such seeds as it produces
with us, but is done by its roots.
We have heard that in the Bermuda
Islands it has seed like the Irish
potato. To set a field with this
grass, we would suggest this plan -
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In,pOrtnut Notice.

Having refittcd and completed his
model studio with the latest and most
improved facilities known TO the art,
which were personally selected 10y the
undersigned while In Europe and the
eastern states for six months. A lib
eral support has justified him In bring.
Ing his business TO such perfection,
knowing that he can now please all
better than before, he has made his
prices within the reach Of NIL.
Splendid photographs, In two positions,
" 90 per dozen.
4standing gems, VI w.
sstanding gems, VI 80.
" small face gems VI w.
Now ~ the time to come and bring
the babies and small children. Studio,
north side public square. Respectfully,
A. FREEMAN.
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The News has been forwarded q
sample of flour-"Magnolia" brand
ground from new wheat at Todd's
mills, Dallas, Texas, on the 9th
instant. Tho sample is beautifully
white, and gives every evidence of
being a superior article. Shipments
Of this -four were made to st Louis,
New Orleans, Cincinnati and Now
York. We congratulate the city of
Dallas upon this evidence of her
enterprise. Dallas is situated in
the heart of u fine grain growing
country, and there is no reason why
the manufacture of flour should not
become fino source of revenue for
that city Galveston News.
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The writ of habeas corpus issued in
the case OF the state against William
Garrett, charged with the murder OF
Anon Cox, and made returnable be-
fore Judge Barksdale, came up for n
hearing Monday, and was continued
till Tuesday. After careful hearing
of the evidence, the defendant was adj
mitted to bail in the sum of three thou
sand dollars, which he gave before
leaving the court room. The state was
by Messrs. Eblen " Ster-
rett, and the defendant by Judge
Clark, of Kaufman, General j. j. Good
and Messrs. Stemmons d Morris.
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W Il. LYrE Il CO., real estate agents, No, 100
Lamar street, beg leave 10 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
"Improvod City Property" "vacAnt City
Lots" Farms" and Unimprovcd and
wild Lands" embracing business houses nnd
vacant lots In the commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, and Il 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 n number of farms of various
sizes, including several large and highly Inn
proved plantations within Ave miles of the
city of Dallas, 2GGdlm
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The survivors of the Hampton
legion of confederate soldiers will
hold reunion in Columbia, South
Carolina, on the fourteenth anniver-
sary of the first battle of Manassas,
the twcnty-frst of July next. Tho
objects Of the reunion will be to
collect the necessary records for
compiling complete history of
that command and its offshoots from
its organization in 1861 to the close
Of the war in 1865, and to take the
initiative steps towards erecting a
suitable monument to tho dead Of
the legion. General Wade Hamp-
ton will preside, and General II. NJ.
Logan, will deliver an grafton.
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THE supreme court, Justice
Moore delivering the opinion, has
rendered very important decision,
In Willis VS. the state, from Calves.
ton, tho court decided that the
school tax Of one per cont, levied
undcr order Of DcGress, latc super.
intcndcnt Of public instruction, was
unconstitutional, This overrulos
tho opinion in Hall vs.. tho Houston
and Texas Central railroad com.
pany, and Kinney vs.. Zimplcman.
The opinion is able and exhaustive,
and our people would have saved
millions Of dollars had our present
supreme judges been in the place of
their predecessors in 1871. This
decision may raise some important
questions in regard to tho security
Of tho fortunes of those officers who
were enriched by a collection of the
tax Austin Statesman.
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pREFERRED SPECIALS.

Fine Washes repaired In the hest
manner aud warranted, ut Hermann
Langc's,
Sec advertisement of Fosters Soc
ond Texas drawing postponed for n few
days.
If you want anything IN wall or
swinging brackets go look NJ Jackson
~ Co.'s.
The finest display Of Jcwclry, at
most reasonable figures, you can iind
at Hermann Langea, 6Oi south side
Main street.
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break tho land up in tho spring,
thou collect quantity Of tho grass
and pull IL IN small pieces (caoh
Joint will tako roof aud scatter II
over the piowod land, then roll II In
no VOL that il will take root, Tho
noSI spllng plow II up M IL TO kill
II, and then roll again, aud We think
it will BIO wolI rot. We are glad 10
SEQ tho prejudice against this grass
giving way, II can DO killed, but
M we are not advocating its de-
structon, we will not give our plan,
One Of tho best farmers In Put,
nam county told mo no could kill II
in two years by putting tho land in
cotton
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The American National Board of
Trade, which will assemble at Phila-
delphia, June 10, will deliberate and
act upon the following matters in the
order named: Capitation lax on i'm.
migrants, bureau ofinternal impro, e.
ments, the Mississippi river levees,
postal rates with view to their re-
duction), thepostal telegraph, uniform
ity in weights and measures, shipping
laws, transportation, the Alabama wa
ter route, resumption of specie pay
ments, the national banking law, saw
ings banks, steamboat law, Canadian
reciprocity, direct importations to the
interior, and amendments to the con.
stitution of the board.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

--TOrrid.
Races commence Tuesday.
County court Is still in session.
What has become of the Old Folks?
Everything was provokingly quiet
last evening.
Advertisers should make note of
the afternoon edition of THE HERALD.
Can't Dallas have a gift concert for
the "benefit' Of public improvements?
Jake Hurst has opened the cigar
stand In the Lamar house with choice
stock Of cigars.
More improvements are in actual
progress in Dallas, at the present time,
than any two cities in the state.
-"Where shall we 60 to pass the
heated term ?" is the question fashion,
able Dallas is now asking itself.
Interested parties should not fail to
remember that the civil term of the
district court commences on Monday
next.
The executive committee of the
Texas Press association meet in the
parlOrs Of the San JacintO this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Peace having been once more re-
stored on the borders, our braves have
been relieved from the active and ar
duous duties of camp life.
The reporter HIS returned from n
brief visit to Denison. In the language
Of some great man, he exclaims, "Veni,
vidi"-and got conquered.
The grove of trees in the court
house square is being thinned out,
which will doubtless have salutary
effect on those remaining.
The ground is being cleared for the
foundation of the new block of build
ings to be erected on the north side of
Main street, opposite the Lamar house.
Price OF board per day at the City
hotel, New Orleans, is 81 so per day,
instead of SIS 90 per day, as was stated
In the advertisement in yesterdays is
sue.
Colonel Stones new block of build
ings, on Main street, few doors east
of the varieties, Is going up rapidly.
The walls Of the second story begin to
loom up.
The ladies and gentlemen who
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Tickets for TIC I,nccs.

Tickets for the races may be had at
any of the following places:
Mossrs. Sanger Brothers, Conner "
Walker, Hamilton " Co., Hollcnbeck
~ McCollum, Pierce Il Lyle, b. Ward,
Hoskins & Howell, Kahn " May,
street ear railroad office, A. ID. john
sons railroad ticket Office UNDER the San
Jacinto, Commercial hotel, Ed. Har-
ris' saloon, Dave Castleberry's saloon,
Cosmopolitan hotel, San Jacinto hotel.
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Corpus Christi Gazette, a5lhi Cap
tain MeApllyn0w operating between
tlls point and the Rio GrNude has or
ders from Governor Coke 10 raise one
Thousand men II he may deem them
necessary TO furnish adequate prolee-
ton 10 this part Of llie Rlnle' me
governor showed wisdom and excellent
judgment in reposiug that power ~
such nn officer, Tor no one Is better cal
culalod 10 further the ends Of Justice
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CITY BUSIN ESS.
District Court, Dallas County -June
Term, 1878,

t'FHi AFf"f
Parliea llligani, witnesses, etc., are
hereby notified that tho apporlonmonl OF
tho docket Of The district court OF Dallas
county M published for last term Of said
court, viii be observed NJ Tho June torn,
with the following alterations
All causes remaining on tho docket INIT
were previously eel for tho llrhl week are now
sot for the hrst day, Ana the allotment Of
cases for zach day Of tho other weeks Of the
lust term viii bo sel for trial on the day I'M
medlately following that day In tho preyl'
Gus week, That IL, those cases that were sel
for first day Of second week arc now rot for
second day OF FIRST week. those OF the second
day of second week are now set for third OF
llrst week, etc.
This, however viii In no wise effect tho
appearance casos, which Will he called reg
uarly on the llflh day Of the torn.
ATrRsT A. HARDWOOD,
Clerk District Court Dallas county, Texas
by i, NJ. BRowS, Deputy. vldlt3swlt
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CLOTHING
Az Il. NJ. Kahn n Brothcr,s.

For spring and summer clothing be
sure to go to Il. M. Kahn " Brothers,
corner of Elm and Lamar streets, who
have on hand the largest, finest and
most fashionable stock tf clothing In
the city, which they are disposing of
ut very low figures.
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THE DAILY HERALD

VIII he faynd au sale by tho news
boys en all lvaius ~ the TeSas aud
Bnd raeins raiisay, and ~ The ioiiow'
ing news stands Ia ihe city, yiN,i NJ H.
Franklin a 90, bOi Main street H. o.,
star, Lamar stree, Pierce - iSie, HoT
Main street cigar Island ~ ii'e San
saeinio Uoiei, ami y. McIihare, La
mar street,
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Must lie Sold.

Diamonds, watches, jewelry, fine
sterling silverware, and veryihing at
Austins, will, during the month of
June, be offered ut prices never before
heard OF. Call aud be convinced at
6l3 Main street. 0idlm
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-Navaso Tablet, 18th: "Wednes-
day, the Goth ultimo, at lola, Grimes
county, Horace Goblin was stabbed
three times by Jack Scales. Wounds
supposed to be mortal. The difficulty
commenced in play, which finally
resulted in warm words and blows be-
tween the parties, with the above re-
suits. Both are young men,"
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"Gei The Hest

"'fhe best ~ the cheapest, Ills an old anu
true maxim, The host article for those need
ing Rpeolaeles or aids 20 sisht N the
"piamond hpeelaeles," made win lhegreal
ost possible care and SKIN, from the very
best materials, by HE spencer optical Man
ulaeturIng company, uf ~ Maiden Lane
New York, Wi2WNw2W
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure OF Malls OF Dallas Post.
office.

Arrival and Departure OF Nails OF Dallas Post.
office.
Northern Mail,
Via NJ, X. and I. r. r., comprising western.
northern and eastern states, New York and
81. Louis mails, arrives daily at SOS IN; de-
parts daily at $3.50 u m.
Southern mail.
New Orleans and southern Louisiana. Gal.
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco and all other
points In southern Texas, arrives daily at $3.50
p IN; departs daily Mt 5:2S IN.
Eastern Mail,
Via i. and 7. R.R., comprising southern and
middle states, Louisville, Chattanooga. Mem
PMS, Little Rock, anu Shreveport, and all
eastern Texas, arrives daily at $50 p IN; de-
parts daily at 500 p IN.
Western Mail.
From Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury,
Weatneriord, Decatur, PalO Pinto, Jacksboro
anu western posts, arrives daily at $40 D m;
departs dairy at $50 m.
Cedar Hill Mail.
Cedar Hill, Mansfield, Alvarsdo and Cross
llmDers, arrives at q ID m Wednesday and
saturday; departs Monday and Thursday OF
scyene Mail.
Scyene, Haught's Store and Union Hill
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at IL m; departs at y m alternate days.
Denton Mail.
Denton, Bolivar. sElizabethtown, Boyd's
Mills, Louisville and Trinity Mills arrives
at p m Monday, "Wednesday and Saturday;
departs at m alternate days.
Red Oak and Lisbon.
Arrives 400 p m Mondays, Wednesdays
and 9 Fridays. Departs 100 q m alternate
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Thanks,

Mr.. and Mrs, j, N. Barlhoow desire
to return their acknowledgements TO
the accomplished Prof, Langc and his
artistic musical corps, for the compll-
ment ofa very charming screnadc on
Tuesday night,
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Notice.

All persons indebted 10 the under.
signed for advertising, job work and
subscriptions arc notified to make
payment of the same without delay.
My accounts MUST be closed up NJ once,
JNo. W, sWlNDELLs.
DalIaa Juno 1, lH75,
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FoIs SALE.

ny resideaee, eerper Pacific avenue
ana Houston streets, einhraGiHg haifH
black ~ greund, Win - we'll finished
one-stoFy end bn.eneni roek-eanereie
building, and all necessary oui-buiid'
ings, eie, An early applicant may se'
cure bargain,
JNO, W. swINDRLLs.
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a rumor prevailed on the streets last
evening to the effect that n serious riot
had taken place in Denison. In an
swcr to dispatch from ThE HERALD,
how ever, the rumor proved to be with
out any foundation.
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Wake Up and See What IN
Going On.

Joseph Mcnc:er, grocer, Gl5 Elm street,
DdIlas, beats all IN setting goods cheap
lie dcliUcrs them 10 customers free, 90
ana givG him q trial, Ut Gl5 Elm street.
G7d3m
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OF all kinds; switches, braids, putls, hair
Jewelry, ETC., done in the best style and at
cheap rates, by Mrs. $. A. Druly. 81 south
Jefferson street. Comblngs of all kinds
worked up at reasonable terms. A liberal
piice paid for human hair. O5dlm
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.'0rSnIe.

A ten horse power engine with boiler,
nearly new price $500, inquire ~ the Dali
lns city Garden. J,J, LONG,
OUulW
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OF the season nj the Peoples Market,
No. Dol Lamar street. S7dtf
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WA, UINDMAN, Esq, Of Kaufman,
Nv an authorized agent ~ the Daiias
Herald,
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CoMPrRoLLER's OFFICE, |
A IrarIN. TeXas. NAV q. 1875.
~ r. cobolI. Moyor of DALLAS

DEAR SIR-I am in receipt of your
favor of26th instant, and note contents.
The comptroller cannot possibly au-
thorize and instruct collectors to re-
ceive anything for taxes but money. II
your collector should bring coupons
here, and pay them directly into the
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A Good Chance for Investment.

On account of other business, offer 10 scll
ont the Dallas city Garden, from now until
next fall, I'D. LONG.