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tyrd6IiebeS lInslif.
GeIbFmorb unb Unfair.

gittsburg, 1s. Oes. WlarD Mppls,
cine farbige Syrau IN uittleren Sabreis, be.
eina beute Wiittag @elbitmDro, inoem lie
lido einige Meilen unterhaIb bon bier rDr
bem heranbrauienoen ghiea8Der gTpreBs
sua auf bic Sd5ienen mari. 0ie 2otomos
tine erfa6te iie unb idleuberte Tie iiber einf
uier3is GUS bobe Wlauer. Die Jrdu mar
auf Der SteIle t0Dt. Als ber 3ug suriid.
aefahren wurbe, Samit man bic 2eibe anf'
beben fDnne, itieB Der biutsrite Waggon
eiuen alien Wiann, Der auf benz @eIeiis
sing, su Boben uno Der 3ug fubr iibsl
ibn binmeg uno t0otete ibn angenblldlldb.
Wlan bat ieine 2eid3e nidt ioentifi5irer
t0nnen, bod aus benz Cad NIT WerfSeu'
gen, ben mon bel ibm fanb, i6IieBt man
BOB CT Elm 6teinbauer mar.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-12-19
Gtluas iiber 9iebbaber fill
Sdn|teu

Romane, gfopellen uno ale Sorteit bon
Sbeoierfiiden fiihren nns Siebbober por.
Dieie bllosn In linen Sauptpcrlonen, bic
bas meiite Sntereiie fur iib su feiieln mti.
fen, nm tuelshe Der Oihter feline iibr i9en
perionen eoneentril1 gruppirt.
llnenolib lit bic Tormaeltaltung oes
QiebHabers, nno nod it1mer blloet er, S )ant
ieiner plaitiihen gilounssfdbieteit, 6 'toff
eenng, I'm eipig neue Jormen, iiiB nno
Iiebli1, 9roB uno bebr, aber aud iAret flt6
nno srihitterno aus ibm 81 geitalten.
Gs mirb Den 2eIer interelliren, iuemn i6
mid nit benz 2iebbaber bejddftige, ha in
Der sSebt3eit elm Seoer 6enlelben riehr als
eInmaf unb mebr als ibm nahtrdslidb lisb
| lit, ipieIt, nnb ME v2ebenA, belonoers aber
bas Wiensr 1sben sber r2isben1 8ebs iben
bat, als geraoe beute, Niles liebt, ih eraI
hauht uns friide 2iebe entgegen.
Gs miro aud] bic Geierinnen interei iren,
ba aud He, als hiaGeliebten, 9Ieid} eng
unb innia an Der Code betbeiIigt iini,, bo
e8 10 i16n lit, Giebe az flblen, BON Iiebe
su bDren ober aud bios 5u ielen.
SID mil meoer einen 0on Snan NIT
tieiter llnbeltdnDiafeit uno bsm eileinben
/ Dielgenn6, nod einen inngen Wertber NIT
4 let1ttH USLdtubtUosn SWuutyttu uuU W.
ergrlnblid tiefem Web fritiih belendl ten
! i'd pia au6 peoer einen Otbelo nit iel-
liner gum srauien Woroe fiibrenoen Geie en@
ithaft nod einen Geroinano init ieiner bes
jeelisten Singebung seihaen; id tDil bios
auei aan3 entae8enaeiebte gigenldu ften
| 6es 2iebhabers iii3airtn, bic peridbieoen tpie
/ oimuel uno gr6e, benno9 aleife Mn-
aiebunasfrait befnnoen, gleid1e Siege bel
4 ben Oamen feiern, gieenihaften, BON oe-
men bic Cine niht ulehr als bic Mnnere be.
Iporauat. nitt mehr erlpiinItt lit, unll Die
|bier Der aelie6terl Snngfrau perbaBt, bort
sriebnt ii, nnb Die Dauien 10 tn slpst So.
ger theilt.
.Wis,a Iaet Glotilbe. elm ippi ees,
}Hworjeelodtes Wdbden. Dir 1T ss : EDIT,
Itpenn Iu tdglih ioIh' robe Musbrihs oes
4 2prnes erfdhrIi, 0u biit entjiidt 3u eIen
6ab Dein xheobor nabe her Wer5tpeif lung
|iit. bal, i'm Der @eDante, Nu babeit az iterr
Quf benz Bale 5einenl 9uten 6renn0e Dosl
Neinem Gou{in einen Sanj gemdbrt. sun
Gelbtmor0e treibt? Dein Ssr6 Il bld9
Ihbher. Da er Did treubriibi9 unb per,
|Isum6erijthen Ginnes nenut? sWer / tpanl
| 6is.4 rufter Dir s,i. mir 2iebs su Dino
rem, menn bod Sbr Mngs 10 esrne az i I'm
beren rubt, iuenIi Sle oller 9yelt g. sfauei
wpleng ., Id jab oas trante 6p tel be-
pdnbe, ih lab oas DbrgeHiiifer 1aao q
brad mein 1erS! Mer Sipang 8 ie, mi
Qiebt Su idm0ren2 Web Oes beimtit diIhel
. Werratbes, wehe bes orauIen 81 ,iels !!
Illub bod worlt 0u ME hebenslDi lr0iGe
Qeaeu I'm, ME bin0ebenOer, als eten ge
I tern. spfui iibtr iold nnbonfbar en- Uni
boiIenwert1en Qiebbdber, Der 3ant uni
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-12-19
8erbaftans einss G4win b /.
Iers.

gittsbura, 3d.. is. 9e3. Sohn
u. Hanen aus Obio, Der tudhreno Der ltb.
ten brei Sabre bier Elm gommiiFona9es
ih1ft betrieb, tpnroe geitern Mben0 ouf Die
RequiIiton oes @oup. Allen BON Ohio bin
Gr tit an9efla9t, Utebl, Getretoe
ln6 anoere Yrooucte aus ben tpeltlid,en
Gtaaten In gommiiiion een0nlraetl unb
bic Heaabluna bierfiir in betriigerli6er
ablidt forttpahreno binauseeihOber 5li
haben. Or iou cine groBe 9lnjabl warmer,
WiIIer un0 Gaufleute ingDisconlin, Ohio,
cSllinois nnb auoern meitlibenStnaten be.
trpaen unD in bret Sabrsn Elm WermD8en
ppri 10000 Dollars erihminoelt baben.
Ser Gberiif BON 2orrain 90. ging beute
ytammittag nit ibm nad Glmpra ab.
giienbabnanfaIt.
Columbus, o., 1S. Gej. Seute
fano bier cine Gollilion amilhen elmer 2ps
eomotipe an sinem panban6le 3use uno
elmer Qocomotipe Der Baltimore unb
Obio Wahn itctt. Deibe 2ofomotipen
tuuroen er6eblit be51doigt un0 Jrancis
SO .6orris, eine iunge 0ame, bic auf elmer
Der locoulotiueu fuhr, erlitt !tblpere Wer-
Iebungen. Irau 6arab Goar aus Union
trua {hrere Wunoen bnppn. iloem iie auI
ben Oien fiel. SR sintm bsr Doltimorei
Waaaons purben nebrert paiIa8itre aebi
p0er minOer perIebt aber NienanD 9efdbr.
LID. WscDonongb, elmer osr 3oeDmnti,
penfldrer ruroe arg perbriiht, iujro aber
nit BEN 2ebsn happntomuien.
Sinridtnns.
Reu Dorf, l8. DeS. Cine Dtpeid
aus Gapannah msIoet, 0oB yid pumpIer
Ser Neaer, mslder I'M October 1874 Dei
Cart. ssanes 3. eunter t6otete, geitern al
|ieuem Drte eebdnst uuroe.
Gpdtt 5ra6tb arfsit.
goIambus, Is. 0es. 1ranllir u
Elm aeleenttes gountp. Ginem ben
Gfaotsiefretdr 5ueteangen itatiftiiHen We
|rid1te 3ufolge lii In ienenl Gountp ,pd1ren'
heB DerlIoIjtnen Sobres eine 75idhrig
|Trau nit eiaeul Rinoe oarnieosr8tiom
| men. sss
gurioisr Deribt.
Der ifotiiiii&e Beribt aus Ghompaia
90. an ben GtaatsIeegtfdr, u,sloet, oob !
lientm GDuntp mdbrsHh beS DtrH0l1ene
.yohres 3u6If Mdnnty uno 20 6raueii |,
l4iahtttt aeitDrbsn Rub.
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Gefegrap6.
Musldnbiid)e Na6rid)ten.
Ser Rrawan In Msontreal.
So ffrnfuna.her Ru hle ff6rer.

% eifr a fung her Nn BE Hbirer.
RontreaI, 18. 9es. Ser Gecoroer
perurtbeilte heute 'Moryet. pier bon ben
arbsitern, bic iiG on osnt aeltrleen Rra'
ipalI Dor Der Gtaothale betbealgt hntten,
su ie ieAs Wonaten @efdngniB BET ihpes
rer Nrbeit. Sic pDIisei 1T ant Der 2ut
unb perbinberi bic brootoien Arbslter, iich
in 6auIen siliartf1ien 5it rotteIl:, Wtau bot
einisen Der atr6eiter 9eiGdftisung ON
MpntoQ perIprohen. if5 ,'f3
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OS. g. ST. sM.

Gte Sduptlinse unb Briibsr bes Blod Samf Stans
mes No. . Goptneton Derber bierhrr9 brtneeub aufs
lefcrbert, Wontag ben 20. Se5ember I'M @igrpum su
trf9einen, ba e1r pitise @ei9dfte aur BerbanbIun
uoriieaen. Rl9teri9sinenSe baben iit na4ber ben
Sef9Ilfien sI figen.
ii ast Tr,@raef.
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1tniibrrtrpffsuer S,aienpfefsr 9nndl

pirb iebeii Sonntas unt OK l1br gaorsens, In ber
.Htiing 6ltn@, gso 2t5 gife Strase ierpirt. g. g.
Re5rsfe antdn6ge unb SoliSe Bcor6ers fDnnen anges
nebme 3mmer nnb aasssssi9netss eogis I'M benann'
ten plaR erbaGten. -
81 GriR Stdnale.
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,syiir Sfabt=Gplfectpr fffmnrt
fir s b. %. 6. @ . ftna.
Ibi19btian,incI.
g.. pf M.

g.. pf 81.
Sie 8samteu nnb MttsIieSer Der 8eetbepen soge 1o.
% q. p g, perhen eriu6t ON %. Dssember sabretd'
in ibrer Sdue su eriGeineu ea bic 8erbeferung Der
gebenaeisse snr Mbtimmune fouImt, uno bic ere 9ecs
uinatipr ftattinSet. Muh rperben DOrbereituner 81
einem qussug 26. 9essusber setroen nnb Heitrdss
@iLIiam Suber, tR.R.
SrteS. Steinbeim, s. g. u. it
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Gtusu She'll uniera neuen slns
seisen fiHoeu oie 9eier bcute allf
Der 2. nno Z. Seite.
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Siesn cine 8eilage.
0ie ..@eifli0e 8ldtter"

has epnntdss. hss Cincinnati goltsbIatis, nS bss
uuterkaltunes. seDsmet unb ss8n,m S ba,pts
ia&a9 BURG bic Sr,fit4tet Der BARN Dsr5fisntH9tm
Ggsabunasn aus
ppftDfrst.
einssIns samnsrn: Ednf Gents. wpfar has Hiat ben
fdhsii&n sbsnnsntsn sur4 bic Esassr ta's 1ous ss'
isfsrt mirh.
Gslsienbunssn i5nnen per sgsonsp Dsbu" sssr resis
hristsu Drtef aisf anier RiiitD ssusacbt nsrhsn.
Die Cincinnati Volksblatt Compagnie,
b O x 141A,
ssst e.af Cincinnati. o.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-27

MITCH El4L-June 23d, 1873, In thls city,
Rector eldest son of Colonel Charles y.
Mitchell, formerly OF Missouri, and Mrs.
Julia SEWER Mitchell, daughter OF eX-Gov-
ernor Henry NJ. Rector of Arkansas
Although only eight years of age Rector
had developed such mental and moral traits
~ TO indicate brilliant manhood,
The pride OF his father, the idol of his
mother, though petted and humored he dis
played such features of heart and mind us to
ondoar him to the affections, and win for
him the admiration ofall who knew him.
Though filled with an exuberance of ami
mai spirits, which found frequent express
sion In boyish freaks and prauks, he never
allowed the bascr motives to sha pc his
course, or hypocrisy and deceit &c shield
him from the consequences of his acts.
To his father and especially to his mother
he was full of gentlenoss, tenderness and
Can 1t then be n matter of won
der II she feels that, in heaping the earth
over the body of such II son, a load is being
heaped upon her own heart never to be re-
moved except by him In the realms above?
II was only few short days ago that he
came bouncing home from school, his face
beaming with hope and expectation. and
joyously throwing himself into his mothers
rms told her that the summer holiday had
commenced, and how delightfully."- he would
spend 1t. Little then did the light-hearted
child or the big-hearted mother think that
In few short hours he would be grantee the
eternal Holiday with its everlasting delights.
Kindly hands gently laid him to sleep in
the bosom OF his Mother Earth, and loving
friends mingled their tears with those of his
parents. q
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-27

Prof Jacob Boil, naturalist, re-
turned home few days ago from al
extended visit 10 the North aud all
parts Of Europe, bringing with hlm
his family Of two daughters and SON
We learn that the Professor brings
with him now aud improved inalru'
menls Tor his profession,
The examination " Prof Collins
academy, NJ Mansfield, Tarrant county,
closed on Friday night by . grand con-
cert given by the scholars, under the
direeilou of Prof liarbe, II was well
attended, aud proved complete sue
cess,
Major Fearn, on behalf Of the city,
and Mr. Richard w, uoldlhwaile for
the CITY Hank, are tho committee Of
arbitration 10 settle the differences be-
tween the city aud the bank relative "
certain bnek taxes
Although the delegates, with tho
exception of one precinct, so 10 tho
Convention unlnatruelod, the oplnlon
seems ~ be that great majority OF
them oppose u nomination by tho
Convention.
j, aud I, lirlnn, clolhIera on Elm
street were brought before Judge bur
ford yesterday, charged on affidavit Of
NJ, iilumenlhal with selling liquor In
small quantities without license, Trial
sol for Monday morning
The ladIea connected with the
prospective supper for the Lamar
Rlnes are requested 10 meet In tho
Hall Of the Knights Of Pylhlaa, on
next Monday evening, ut half-past i've
o'clock,
The case Of the State VI j. Born
hardt, assault aud battery on ono Col
llns, was disposed Of by Judge liurfori
yesterday, the defendant being fined
- aud costs,
There Will lao u meeting Of Trinity
Lodge |, o. o, H., on Monday evening
for the purpose Of holding the regular
soml.anual election for officers,
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InnmIsiiiom inI.mnncY.

Some days ago information was
furnished Judge Burford by Mr.. j. NJ,
Douglass, who resides five miles North
west OF the city, that young man
named John A. Sparrow, nephew of
his, had become deranged IN mind,
and his lunacy being OF violent char
acter he required to be constantly
watched to prevent his injuring either
himself or others. In compliance
with an order issued by Judge Burford,
the afflicted person was brought into
Court yesterday and his case submitted
to n jury, who, after hearing the evil
dence adduced, and conversing with
Sparrow, returned the following YER
diet 1--WE, the jury, find that John
A. Sparrow is insane aud unable to
manage his own affairs, and that h
should he placed under immediate re-
straint. w. G. BoHNY, Foreman"
The afflicted person is printer ap-
prentice, and about eighteen years of
age, and was for sometime in the EN-
ploy of Carter n Gibson, printers. He
is said to be of good character, assist
ing by his earnings in the support of
u widowed mother. His lunacy, it is
thought, was brought about by over
studying ut night, after his days
work was done He is represented to
be possessed of fine intellectual powers,
and his conversation before the jury
of inquisition went far in support of
this allegation.
The Superintendent of the State Luz
matte Asylum at Austin, has been
written to, aud should there be a va
cancy, he will be sent there at once,
where it is to be hoped he will rapidly
recover At present he is confined In
the City Hospital.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-27
mHInns IInnses.ll

la feply 10 u aourrllouA attack upon
his private character, made ny u city
Official, through the columns Of an At
ternoon paper tho city editor would
say such tactics are simply an no.
acknowledgement of tho Justice of hlH
criticisms upon the said officials acts,
lie our character ~ black, morally, IN
that " our aasallant, or m white m u
saints above, that Inns nothing 10 do
with the Issue raised, Has any police
man, whether chief or private, u
shadow " right 10 arrest any reapecla'
bic citizen without u warrant or direct
personal observation Of u violation Of
law?
Az for the launt Of adventurer hurled
~ IN, We have 10 reply lac might with
~ much proprloly apply II 10 The editor
Of the sheet ho has chosen for his
organ, or 10 any number Of rospecla'
bio citizens who have the misfortune
10 have resided In Texas for u shorter
time than he has, The city editor ol
rnE HERALD lsaprlnter by profession,
has been one Tor eighteen years, aud
has always earned an honest living by
that profession lie IN proud
Of his calling, and thinks II NJ least m
honorable ~ one which thieves on the
weaknesses Of our fcllow'mcn, and the
principal income Of which IN derived
from the earnings Of gambling hollis
or brolhclH, IN the one ~ rnided or the
other fined, when the exchequer In nj
cbb tide. our assnilant hus taken adj
vantage Of n jealous support Ola friend
10 make n mountain out OF u
mOlchill, aud Inns made charges no
contemplate that they are not worth
denial, and would never have been
tolerated, save In the matchmaking
columns Of the editorial guerilla and
cny0te OF the press who has ever been
ready to stab In the dark; or, spaniel
like, TO lick the hand that cuIied him.
These two censors of public morals
should examine the beam IN their own
eyes before making rash excursions In
search Of notes In the eyes Of their
nelghbors, The city editor cordially
recommends TO both of them the clos.
Ing sentence In the city marshal's let
ter about glass houses, and II either
are ambitious to have their dirty linen
exposed, II can easily be done In spe-
diIic eases, but not through the col.
umns of THE HERALD.
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Smart, very!r

The afternoon paper, in labored
effort, attempts to show that self.sac-
rificing spirit so characteristic of its
modest chief, and actually shows
wherein they give the city the space
of three lines in every ten. The state
ment is too transparent to deceive
any one, even though he be not a
printer. THIS HERALD reiterates its
statement that the afternoon paper
charges the city sixty-six and two
thirds cents more on every dollar than
they contracted to do the work for,
and THE HERALD stands ready to pre-
sent the City Council with the facts
and figures In the case whenever they
desire them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-27
Pr ECINCT MEETINGS
Result OF the Precinct Meetings Yes.
tCrday.

In accordanc with the call issued by
Judge Hord, the residents of the
Various voting precincts assembled and
appointed delegates TO the convention,
which IL calleu for the Sd of July.
In the first precinct, Judge ii. Field
was called to the chair, and Barnett
Gibbs and q. A. Cutler were appointed
secretaIi les.
On motion, the following delegates
were appointed:
Barnet Gibbs, Il. q, Bower, Thorp An
drews, Major r. Il. Burke, DR.. j. W..
Crowdus, Robert Cowart, A. Ii. Stea.
gall, Charles Morris, J. l.. Williams,
and Thomas Ranahan.
Major Burke introduced the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved, That the voters of cleo
ton Precinct No. are unequivo-
cally opposed to the nomination of
any candidate from this county to rep
resent us In the Constitutional Con-
vention.
On motion of Mr.. Bookhout, the res
olution, through a misunderstanding
of several gentleman as to what ques-
ton they were voting upon, was
tabled, and the delegates so the Con-
vention uninstructed.
AT precinct No. I, General w. l..
Cabell was called to the chair, and DR..
Thruston appointed secretary. Colo
mel II. C.. Mcclure, Dr. +. +. Thrus-
ton and DR.. NJ. NJ. Newsom were APP
pointed delegates. No instructions.
AT precinct No. s, Captain Jefferson
Peak was called to the chair, and Mr..
). w. $. Duncan appointed secretary.
The following gentlemen were selected
as delegates; S. w. s. Duncan, r.. s. |
Sweetman, David w. Adams, C. II.
jenkins, A. III. Sheppard and Mr..
auckland. The delegates were in
structed to vote against nomination
at the County convention.
In the sixth precinct, Colonel A. II.
Obenchain was called to the chair, and
MIR. William Sells was elected secre-
tary. Messrs. Fearn, Goldthwaite,
Obenchain, Darlington, Wright and
Kean were appointed delegates, with
out instructions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-27
THE MAILS,
Arrival and departure Of Malls Al Dallas Po'l'
Once,

Arrival aud Departure Of Nails Al Dallas rs'''
Once,
ksriherR Mail,
Via NJ, X, aud 4, u. H. comprising WESTERN
nnrlhfl All eastern slHl,,lsl f.i XXX; d,,,
~ Louis malls arrives lNlll Nv '-o y Ml WI"
paris daily a. uh Am,
Southern mall
New Orleans ana southern lNnlslAllAi nAs
weston, Houston, Ansilni waco Nlll NNliil
points lu huliAfln lFsHsi HlilFia NAlll "l ''"
i mi departs dally az l'-h NJ
Eastern Nail,
Via n. aud T., RI, comprising southern ana
middle states, L0ulsyille Chattanooga Mplp'
mis-, Lillln Rock, nui shreveport Anl hl
eastern lpEas, arrives dAll ul $3.50 y Ni Np-
pana lally ~ Npl y nl'
western NAH,
FROM Fort worth, Clrhugnei umnbilly
WnMhrIiunii Decatur l'iip flnln lhNhHpnlu
aud western puhls, aIilNps lAili AZ INV I h'
departs dNli} ~ ph "a M
Cedar am Mail,
Cedar mn, Mansaeli, Alyaralo ana prh,,
Tlmhers, arrives nd "a h m "Wednesday Ani
Saturday departs Monday apd Thursday al
seyene Mail,
Rrycnei HaughtH ht1re ana Union III
nii,,1 tuesday, Thursday ana saturday
~ " m,i departs ~ y IA alternate lhbh'
DeHlOn Mail,
Denton, Bolivar Elizabrlht0Wu, HDydi
Mills, Louisville and Trinity Mills NiflNpi
~ Gpm Monday, "Wednesday nnd Saturday
departs ~ 7 a "a alternate days
He'd Onk ana Lisb0n,
Arrives 100 y ~ Mondays, Wednesday
and lfridayA, Departs 100 u "a alternate
days,
Lisbon Mail,
Red Oak aud Lisbon arrives ~ IN Mon
day Wednesday and friday departs AlleIh
ate days ~ q ~,
Mails Tor liOhObal0Te, Grapevine and lmol
creek are taken oul hy hand, ~ Irregular ia
irryalh,
Onice Hours,
Delivery window, ia IN a. hp M,
Money order window, q M 10 " ~, ans
nom y M "a I u ~,
stamps sold if1m "a ~ % D y ~,
Lelleis registered only during money ofde
hours,
an persons having complaints against tn
ONCE, on any account VIII please pltHrll
the same, IN writing or In person, 10 the post
master
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-27
LOCAL BREyITIEs.
j. W. WEBB,
SOS Main street.

Hot and dusty.
-Watermelons In town.
Send the little ones to Sabbath
school.
Cotton and corn needing a little
rain.
Texas has wonderful effect unon
the political nerves OF some people.
Contrary to orders, horses ara
hitched to that "fencen around the
court house.
The establishment OF meat mark
cts In different portions of the city,
seems to give almost universal salts.
faction.
Sheriff Barkley yesterday arrested
a man named T.. l.. Given, on a capIas
issued from Austin, charging him with
perjury.
The manner In which Judge
Barksdale is disposing Of business In
his court Is winning for him golden
opinions nom all.
The only cases before his Honor
yesterday, were two bloods Q charged
with lighting, who were each taxed
four dollars and costs.
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FAIR WARNING!

That ovory one may know that II Is dan
gcrous 10 pursue any occupation taxcd by
law without FIRST obtaining license there.
for, publish below I'm extract from nm net
passed by the late session of the Fourteenth
Legislature and this is 10 give timely notice
that after the expiration OF this quarter (thc
Wth inst,), all such taxes must be paid ut the
SllERlFFS OFFICE. Any one failing In
this, necessItatlng u deputy being sent for
liz collection, viii incure the costs OF this
extra trouble.
Parties owing tho deficiency SCIloOLTAX
will Sec too, from another act passed ut the
same Time that anu imperativoly bound to
force the collection of this tax, or, failing TO
do 50, risk the penalty OF removal from Of
flee. JAS. II. BARKLEY,
sheriff. of Dallas county.
Dallas, June %, 1875.
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YE TOURNEY.
The Sound OF Reyelry by Day.

midsummer in our city is to be
crowned by day of chivalric display
and pageantry. AT the grounds of the
Dallas Blood-Stock Association a
grand State tournament will take
place, which will be made brilliant
win all the romantic spirit of the age
OF ivanhoe, McGregor and Monmouth.
Preparations for the gay event have
been perfected In the most elaborate
and lavish manner. The premiums
consist of thousand dollars IN silver
plate, most elegant bric-a-brac and vo
rious articles Of utility. The knights
viii appear In all the gorgeousness Of
null knightly uniform, and the bright.
ness of the scene will be heightened
by the smiles Of lovely women, from
whose number one will be selected to
be crowned the queen of love and
beauty.
Following the tournament will be
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A arnugor Race.

There will be some lively sport NJ the
grounds Of the iilood-Stook Assooia'
lion, on Saturday neXt First there
will be u race, eight hundred yards, for
one thousand dollars, for which there
viii be- several hrst-olasS enlriea made
"A lroltlng mae viii also take place.
purse, MY dollars, with thirty dollars
for the second horse and lilleen fur the
third,