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To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES,
DR.. GIBBONS pisPEH

n DR.. GIBBONS DiSPER-
M~l SARY, NJ. 623 kEAkNY 81.
IN corner of Commercial, san Fran
fS8S1Fs1 cisco. Private entrance on COM
ElkAAa9 merciaI street. Lsta blished lB
la,,. iOr the treatment of Sexual and Seminal
Diseases such as Gonorrhua, elect, Structure
syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness,
lmpotency, etc. etc. Skin diseases of year,
standing, and liberated Legs, etc., successful
ly treated.
Dir. GIBB0N has the plea.ure Of amour.
cling that he has returned from visiting the
principal hospitals Of Europe, ana has re-
summed practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time no,
me ncy in seeking out new remedies, and has
returned with increased facilities sor the alle-
Walton of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequences OF self
abuse. This solitary vice. or dcpraved sexuai
indulgence, is f,racticed by the youth Of both
sexes to an almost extent, produe-
ing with unerring certainty the following
train OF morbid SYMPTOMS. unless eombateG
by scientific medical measures, viz: Sailow
conntcnance, dark spots under the eyes, pair
in the head, ringing in the cars, noise like the
rlistling OF leayos or rattling OF charlots, un-
easiness about the loins. weakness OF the
limbs. confused vision, blunted intellect. loss
Jf confidence. diifilence in approaching stran-
gers, a dislike to form new acquaintance. o
disposition to sbun society, loss of memory
pimplcs and various cruptioDs about the fuce
uStbc uusucSb iuiicu touSht, lhtlu bIthiu
coughs, consumption. night sweats. inonoIna
ala, and frequently insanity. If relief be no
obtained, you should apply Immediately. Oh
thor in person or by letter. and have a eur,
sffected BY his new ard scientific mode o.
treating this disease. which never fails 0,
~sffecting a quick and radical cure.
tnre at Home.
Persons at a distance may be CURED Al
HOME, by addressing a letter 10 DR.. Gll-
BON, stating case. symptoms, length of tim,
The disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly forwarded. free from damage and
curiosity, to any part of the country, with
full and plain directions for use,
By i~nclosin2 Ten Dollars coin in a regis
Tered letter through the Pos:ofice, OF
through Wells. Fargo X Cos. a package o
medicine vii! be forwarded to any part Of tn,
Union.
Persons writing to the Doctor will please
STATE, the name Of the paper they see this al
vcrtisement in. ta
All communications strictly confidential.
ADDRESS DIR. j. Y. GIBBON,
Box 1851, San Francisco. California.
jyl "
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The El Dorado Saloon

VIII be under the personal management Of
JOHN NJ. WHlTT''N. and will be conducted
in the same tirst-c!ass style a heretofore.
JOHN NJ. HILTON,
di5tf j. =. WHITTON.
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IA avoided our place will please call and
settle at once. Alter the nth Of this month
collection will be enforced without discrini-
nation.
nl8tf o. DUNKtL a. co.
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NOTICE.

COUNTY AUDiT0i'S OFFICE, /
EUREKA Co, NV. December /. le7j. J
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the DELINQUENT iisI of State and County
faxes Of hurdle county, Nevada, FOR the
" ar 1879. has this dag b on deposited with
the District Attorney of said county. aud
that unless The delinquent taxes therein
sl,ecified are raid to tha Treasurer and ex-
otliti0 Tax Receiver OF said county within
twenty days from date hereof, suit will he
commenced by the bietrict Attorney Tor the
collection OF said taxes and Gusts.
k. l.. CHASE,
DIFF County Auditor.
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hEP0SIT RECEIf1S ISSUED, BEAR
~ ing interest FloM DATE OF DEi'0s-
a az SIA pE. CENT, payable on demand;
and NINE per cent. payable in twelve
months.
Receipts are preferable to pass books, be-
cause the interest is paid promptly at the
end of six months from date Of each deposit;
they may also be transferred by Endorsement,
and principal with interest will be paid to
holder.
Pass book issued. If desired. add same rate
Of interest allowed.
lie iosits from the interior. or from ans part
OF the United states or Europe, may be sent
by express, or by exchange CD San Franeiscs
or New York, in gold or currency. larti .
renting will state the time for which the
deposit II 10 be made, and y Deposit hecciif
or Pass BoOk-as preferred-wili be promptly
returned.
kemitiances in Currency Exchange will
be credited in gold ut current rate.
JOHN II. MOORE. ii. III. REYNOLDS.
mh1-ly President. Cashier.
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H. 4. Aunspaugll W Adiif 4, farfAI
easl hall ~ Nc ~, W mnrk ~ Hhlllli
Murphy a Martins alllllpll Va lNp
tOwil nf Dallas, s1h, ,.
lllohari Morgan ~ ], A, hlllJ hpilh'
east nDTnpT vi lNi no, =, ~ mnrk W.
lurbeylle's addition w The plly ~
Dallas, n 10 gold, ......
Texas and l'ArliiH Hallway '.plllA my
Ia James NJ. liross, lni No. N ~ nlprh
No. Is, town nf Melluile w,
hias l4agnn ~ William ~ pnhhNNi
8 acres VI lAnd out NJ lhe Lagoon league
Dallas county, slpp'
William Jones N Marlah Jones phe
lot g5KUO feet 0n Camp street tllN
Rilas Lagoon, Attorney lpr WllllHlll
I.agOn, ~ A, W, Scripture eai acres w
land on White Rock creek, al'l No.
Iuhn II, uOle ~ N, II, Cullnm, ohp
acre NJ land on Turtle creek ~
llobert Patton ~ James " hhfhlthi
part NJ hlOrk No. 800 IN Peaks hnll'
lion ~ the city NJ Dallas, fAn' ,
lieOrge Wilson aud wife ~ james W.
linrkley, part NJ l0l IN Peaks allillnl'
10 the city NJ Dallas "a,
IGd, q, aud Elizabeth lir0wder 20 H.
| II. Mcdonnell, lot No, z, IN hlneh u,
lirowdera addition TO the cllyoi Dallasl
500, gold,
A, ii, sheppard to W, u, Tooley,
part Of lot No, II IN bl0rk u " un"ns =
addition 10 the cilyUt DALLAS, 1ill'
NJ. rhryenel Ia Adelaide Teresa
Theyenel, undivided hal Interest y
leO acres Of land - miles east of pal'
las. sh,DUl,
w. j, 4, Martin " james q, Cruteh
field, M acres NJ ldnd on White lIorh
creek, three miles eaHt Of Dallas
flGO, 80,
j. T., Lawrence aud wife ~ Mnrlhl
A. Clum, M acres Of land ~ Dallh'
county, 800,
John NJ Howell to- j, Il, Warren an'
H. &, Patton, part NJ block sO2, Erwin
addition ~ the city 0f Dullns, ssOO,
II, u. Seay ~ w, NJ, Perry, w ncrr
out Of the w. NJ, Iioombe@ survey
,1DO.
Richard Morgan 10 I'D. q, Smll an'
&. A, am, lot No, |, In block 800, II
Peaks addition 10 the city OF Dallas
500,
A, II, Sheppard 10 W, q, Holland
Que acre Of land, 500 gold,
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stated lhat lhe brapelel was given hlm
Wy his mother nn her death bel, la'l
that he had been endeayorlng 10 paWn
II Ia nrder ~ reach his destinations
The letters and pictures were e1amlned
by GENERAL Cabell, who stated that the
bOy's slny was undoubtedly true AZ
giving him sune htherly advice and
advising him 10 walk his toe nails oll
rather Than part with lhe bracelet, lhe
General discharged Him The hoy
seemed fill NJ pluek and energy, aud
Thanking The General, leh lhe eourl
raonl, ypwing his Intention To ~ W
Kansas without parting win lhr
bracelet, even though ha had ~ Walk
every stop NJ the way, aud work along
tho Rad fpr his fpOd,
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Streets again becoming dusty.

Streets again becoming dusty.
Horses still continue to be hitched
to that 'fence" around the Courthouse.
The arrivals of grain, yesterday,
were quite liberal, and prices ruled
firm.
The SAN Jaclnto appears to mo-
nopolize the bulk of the travelling pat
ronage.
Are any preparations being made
for the holding of n county fair this
fall? Ifnot, why not
Under the influence of a scant
supply, the watermelon market ruled
very firm yesterday.
The lie Grande will be thoroughly
completed aud ready for the furniture
and upnolstering in n few days.
The Changers hold grand barbe-
cue at Hutchins to-day. The HERALD
Will have reporter ON the grounds.
The gentle frog warbleth h,s mu-
steal yet melancholy strain, piesaging,
probably, mild and gentle rain.
Our country cousins visited the
city in force yesterday. and business
among the retail merchants was con-
sequently brisk.
Richard Dolen waived further ex-
animation before Judge Burford, yes
terday, and was held to bail In the sum
of four hundred dollars.
Major John Henry Brown will de-
liver a speech In front of the Lamar
House Tomorrow evening. The ladies
are invited to be present.
"A sleeve button was lost at the So
ciable Of the Lamars. on Wednesday
evening, the finder Of which will con-
fer a favor by leaving at this Office.
Three bales of cotton were AMONG
the country products offered for sale on
Elm street yesterday. They were not
long In finding purchaser.
Registration closed yesterday. Now
let every man who has registered walk
up to the polls Monday morning and
vote FOR THE CONSTITUTIONAL Con-
vENTI0N.
"A negro was arrested, Wednesday
night, in corn field, in the act Of pur-
Joining mess OF roasting ears. His
Honor, Judge Burford, deemed that
there were extenuating circumstances,
and discharged him.
There are several pestilential
breeding holes along our principal
thoro1ghfares, which the authorities
ehauld lose no time IN filling up.
Those In front Of the Clark House. on
Pacific avenue and Lamar street. par
tIcularly need immediate attention.
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EurekR!

Now Is the sum OF our happiness
complete No more can the st. Louis
Republican, Chicago Times and other
leading metropolitan journals shake
the finger of scorn ut THE HERALD,
and charge it with beings provincial
Journal. Now will envious rivals glare
and guash their teeth in impotent rage
Mt the energy and enterprise of The
HERALD. At last has ye local discov-
cred a bonanza, and one that promises
rs fruitful and eXhaustless yield us the
Comstock lode, and that bonanza is a
real, live, iirst-class, genuine, unadul-
terated G6o suit, The charming, beau
tiful queen Of society, Mrs. Fannie
Smith, Notwithstanding most grace
ful and tattempted) eloquent dmeade,
has instituted suit against THE HER
AID PRINTING COMPANY for the sum
of thirty-one thousand five hundred
dollars AS balm to her wounded repu-
tation and the memory other long line
of illustriuus Caucasian ancestors.
This of course is a bonanza for attor-
neys as well AS the local, and Fanny
was not long in finding some Sergeant
Buzfnz ready to take the case on n
contingent After taking the pauper
oath, the papers were issued and serv-
ed on the ofilce;s of the company.
Payne 4 Candy and Mcconnell are
cited ON the petition as plaintiffs coun-
sell
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4 sure Re,neay

Thn Iurr0- American pKygsnalfl NAiNi
Balhs alr warranted "a eHeel either lhp
TuTklsh ~ Russian baths bath Ia ppWp
and meiieinal efficiency, They viii aeeHln-
plish u,unr ll one mpnlh ln liie positive lr-
lief anu permanent rulpm plTplilp llsrAara
lhan hr great mineral sprlngs ~ Germany
California ~ Arkansas can effect Va nnr
year, nnd ~ lees lhan aus pnp'lFrn lrlli lhF
onsi, Ia al durable Eases ol the lpllpWlns
NAMED diseases satisfaction viii pe gwen ~
tho money refunded, Wa thrnnle ThfuinA'
lism, rheumatic g0uii arllrulHr rhrunAl lslni
Dyspepsia la all conditions, neuralgia hrff'
Que debility soOiula, all diseases ~ Vac sNllli
kidneys and bladder, liver complaint lpihAlr
weakness lnn matter VI how long slandlna
syphllis IN all ~ siagei 6pinnl disease pro
lopaus uirn, kOmu eases viii require mag
notlfm IN connection with tho Nap1r iialhs'
Advice Ia regai " diet aud daily hAblls
must b. strictly followed, I have eureh ca
sns NJ rheumatism and neuralgia 81 twelve
years standing Ia one hour, also chllls aud
lever, | viii give W " any person mat wiz
produce u ease 0f lhe ahoye named diseases
| that | can not pnre, where tie patient 30
| tains shnlelrnl Nllhllly lnr ltalllllWl ieNu
peraliun, The baths should he taken once
u week lur general health, aad % prevent
alive NJ fryes, cholera and other coniaelou
diseases fhey viii cure the rash Or break
INK aut caused by The hoah Persons laklni
tne halhh viii not suffer ~ much nom lh'
intensity of summer hUat ~ by opening Tie
pores N carries on through tho PRECIPITATION
much morbid matter nom the blood, lhui
freeing the system ~ internal eongesllonH
Rooms NJ residence On Wood street, Yves
Of cotton compress, A proper assistant 4
employed 10 attend gentlemen Ia the bnll
room from "a, 81 until lOr, NJ Ladies' vii
receive special attention. Come and soc me
Cold or tepid shower baths can ne ha'
without tho Vap0r Ralha, II dealred, Shove
bath, M cents vapOr Hath ~ twelve bath
lur SlO,
The apparatus used was Invented AMI pat
rnlcd by d. H. H. Roberts, the greatest ply
slolnn of the agc, who N now located IN Ne,
Orleans, Mlts, FRANK rlluMAA
Jydlm Magnetic rhys0lnn,
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Major James w. l'arkley returned
home yesterday, from - lying lli'nleHs
ldplo Austin,
Olin W, Grove, brolherol Alderman
u, u, Grove, and a recent graduate 81
Central College, fayelle, Missouri, mr.
rived yesterday, and viii spend
sone weeks Ia our city, lhe gursl
~ his brother,
Major q, J., Campbell, one 81 leller'
sous most clever gentlemen and tai
enled attorneys, arrived Ia tho elly
yesterday, aud paid l'nH llHHAlp lhe
compliment NJ y social visit
Colonel John Is, klone returned u
the eily, u few days slnee, rom q
briel visit ~ tho hprlngs,
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T'nn HERALD IL requested by many
citizens of the Fourth Ward 10 Az
nounce that there viii be n meeting,
on Saturday evening NJ \ o'elooh,
NJ YOung'a warehouse, NJ those olllsenH
NJ tho Fourth Ward who are opposed
10 the Cily Council granting Ihe right
otwuy through lhe oily 10 the Houston
aud Texas Central railroad fort The pnr'
pone ol building u freight depot NJ ~
neur the oollon compress Every olll'
zen opposed 10 lhla oppressive, unjust
aud lmpollllo measure Ia earnestly re'
quenlod ~ bo present,
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While Dr. Prices True Flavorlng
Extracts ARE full measure, other ex-
tracts are short nearly one-half what
they are said to contain, arranged to
look large 10 deceive the consumer.
The most Of the so.called two ounce
ilavoring extracts hold but one and
0ne.quarter ounces, while DR.. Prices
are full measure just ny represented,
strong and pure. One trial will prove
that the bottles hold one-half more
than Others purporting to be the same
size, and the extracts are of the strong
est and most natural flavor.
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A pIonrer, NalnnIllnenl.

TmElfy Mia, iuly ~, MA,
MoRsls Awlndella AMI Holland Dallas ilur'
aid Uill0pi
Please accept iva aaela Tone eachl NJ
NY Snowflake llnlr, II II worth hfng'
gIng on, therefore, viii Hay that no
purcr aud scarcely winter over lay oli
The Alps. II IN made lrom IeNna white
wheat, grown an Farmers branch.
II the aupcrlnlondcnlu of your culili'
nfy departments cannot Induce u IN
rise Oul OF their oyeHa, Just send them
10 Trinity Mills for instruction,
Your friend, hoy u, ACOir,
Accompanying the above note were
two Sacks Of IN white aud beautiful
flour IN was ever turned out Of mill,
our Mcssra. SwlndellS aud Holland
viii report progress on the "rlsc" AFTER
testing.
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A Plueky Hoy.

IS. Parsons, representing himself
AZ son OF General w. II. Parsons, of
Confederate fame, was before His Hon
or, General Cabell, yesterday morning.
charged with vagrancy. The boy was
apparently about seventeen years of
age, roughly dressed, and by no means
drepossessing In his appearance, albeit
his conversation showed some degree
Of culture. He hailed directly from
Palestine, remotely from Columbia.
aud claimed to be on his way to Kan
sas to meet a brother.
He had In his possession valise
containing number Of pictures and
letters and iady's bracelet--an ele-
CANT and costly piece Of jewelry. He
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REAL ESTATE TRANS FERS.
Damn \ Van Ness

The following sales of real estate
We're recorded in the office of the Coun-
ty Clerk for the week ending July 20,
1875.
J. w. Smith and wife to J. A. Leon
ard, lot 100 feet square on Main street,
city of Dallas, 5000.
A. a. Kennedy and wife 10 James
Gill, 10 acres of land out of the Sarah
Perry survey, $50.
). Nj. Wharton to b. +. Russey ct al,
3 lots of land each fronting 81 feet on
Flora street and running back la feet,
city of Dallas, 81 $3.50.
j. ii. Newman to Cora G. Allen, lot
OF land in city OF Dallas, 50x200 feet,
500.
Frank Hamm and wife to Jacob
Nussbaumer, undivided half interest
In 2 acre tract of land about two miles
east from city of Dallas, 500.
w. +. Lyle to J. V. Childers lot 5Ox
100 feet In city of Dallas, so.
John B. Stone to A. &. Berry, east
aud west half of lot No. . In block No.
62l, Smith, Murphy h Martins addi-
tiol to city of Dallas, $50.
John Owens and wife to William L.
and w. B. Hamilton, residence In city
Of Dallas, 5000.
John q. Daniel to Henry Carr, "a
acres Of land out of A Bledsoe's orig
inal grant, S37l.
John G. Daniel to q. II. Finley, 80
acres of land out Of A. Bledsoe's orig
inal grant, 1896.
w. II. Greer and wife to Houston
and Texas Central Railway Company,
right OF way 100 feet wide through 296
acre tract OF land, $500.
Il. Dawson and wife to j. II. Dawson
80 acres OF land on waters of Den ton
creek, 800.
Grogard 4 Carlow to Robert Speer,
lot of land In corporate limits Of city Of
Dallas l00x2OO feet, 1878 gold.
J. w. Crowdus aud Sarah G. Akard
to ). ID. Thurston, one lot Ia City of
Dallas, l00x1i4 feet, Si4S.
Richard Morgan, Commissioner, TO
j. w. Kidd, $50 acres OF land out of
the Aaron Overton survey, 81 1893 ss.
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THIN DALLAS BLOOD STOCK ASSOCIA-
TON.
Grand state Tournament ana Agricu,.
tural Exposition, August Iith, : s75.

The most brilliant display of Gallant
knights ever seen In the State, and mountsd
on the most splendid collection OF Blooled
Horses ever before exhibited in Texas. The
Prizes to be competed for are the most vGlu-
able ever offered in this country on such oc-
caslons. An unsurpassed exhibition Of tlor-
ough-bred and trotting horses-double md
single harness, and saddle horses. Inc lest
display fhorsemanship by ladies and gn-
tlemen. Premiums will be given for the lest
display Of Wheat, Corn, Oats, Cotton, md
All other agricultural products. Also for.he
best span of mules used exclusively for fam.
ing purposes. There will be magnificent
band In attendance. The Dallas Blood Sock
Association will spare no pains In adm MIS-
tering TO the wants OF their guests optbis
occasion, and confidently expect that will
De the largest gathering of the people yet
witnessed In North Texas.
There will be presented TO the bes drilled
company In Dallas, magnificent six flag.
A. WADE, W.B. MII,ER
secretary. President.
july2s-d&wtol4aug
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Noiiee.

Memp, A. \, Jet aud u, T. Acegar
are duly authorized travelling agents 81
Tun DALLAS HERALD PRINTING coM-
rANy, with full authority 10 solicit nnd
receipt for nulmcrl ldlonu, advertising
aud job work, from this date until
further notice. W, g. HOLLAND,
liuaInem Manager,
uallns, July T. INA
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PREfERRIiD SPECIALS.

OnAM for watches and lowclry, Al goohn
engraved Tree VI charge.
no you wanl,n suitable prchent hr u
frcndY Nou oan hnd II NJ ufnme, nom u
iinc gold watch and chain down ioa little
rng, Aud rememberit viii bo beautifully
engraved froe ~ charge
4. ", onAn Inns IN his employ one " Tie
bcst waiolmahem In The state l1omemhrf
this when y0n ~ 10 have your watches 10
paired,
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Tho Illgh,oIMny Nnes don.

The proposition 10 grant the Central
rnilrond the rlghl'ol.wny through the
city IN order 10 construct airclght depot
NJ or near the cotton compress, seems
10 he exciting considerable feeling
among the friends and opponents of
the measure. II was rumored, ycstcr-
day thnt feeling run NJ high IN the
Third Ward that n petition was la cir
culaiion requesting one OF the mem
beers who favored the measure To re'
slgn, though the rum0r could loo traced
to no reliable source. The meeting Of
the Council on Tuesday evening viii,
In all probability, bea most exciting
one, m the proposition will be brought
forward Tor final disposition.
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Ny IA, II, Hosack, Land Agent, Austin
street, between Main nnd Elm, one store
House ana Dwelling combined, ON Kiln
street In the city OF Dallas, wan take part
cash and part trade.
Lands In Tarrant county. wan take NOR.
chnndiSe IN exchange NJ fnlr price.
Also, the saloon fixtures and billiard Ia.
bio unior the Snn Jaclnto Hotel.
A bargain can bo had In any ol the above
property,
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roar wOHrH


Haee,
fORr WOHTni iuiy n, lNb,
I0 lhe fiilnr ~ tho Dallas llrAld
Last Saturday evening was sol apart
l0r the meeting ~ lhp committee ~
the Davis Homestead Association,
which was organized IN illh place SOW
prnl weeks slnrp, lint ~ several IN
p0rlnnl members ~ sud committee
urrn mol prenrnl ~ the hour drHlgll.-
ted, ~ action whatever WIS taken
Nevertheless ~ most NJ our citizens
have seeDilnHy expressed much Inter
mi la this grand aud benevolent un-
drrlnking, II IL ~ he hoped that NJ M
early day proper arrangements VIII bt
perlrGled by which matters VIII Ms
sume u more business Hlnpc, OF any
action that may be- taken regarding
this, your correspondent viii Inform
yOll,
The criminal docket for the present
term NJ court hnA been gone through
with, aud what few criminals That
we're not tried are still IN durance vile,
District Attorney Bower has taken
his departure, aud his pleasant phlh h
missed, both Ia the court room aud uo'
clal clrcle, lil, II not satisfied with
having sent three poor fellow "a Hunts
Vile, hut had the audnclly 10 say III
II had Only been eight or u dozen, !
would have heon ailsllcdn Come, my
friend, II you talk lhnt way, fear
youth lrlghlen our "Jall birds" ~ hat
cage emit he made strong enough u
secure them,
The Grand Jury have NJ last attacked
Keno. Alnut forty bills were found
against different parties, and connld
ering cnch had 10 pay n ten dollar
hnnk note, for thus violating the pence
aud dignity of the common wealth, ia,
CITY Treasury was somewhat remnner'
niod by the transaction,
Two more horse thieves were brought
IN to-day. II sccma that u most Of then
nre secluded In u thicket three milc'
west Of here, IN the West Fork boltom
A seven hundred dollar foot race
will bc run In this city Oh next Mon
day, The parties are u. &, Stanard, o
Clehurnc, aud Il. /. TwomOly, Of For
Worth. Both nre experienced run
ncrs aud no doubt II viii he clos'
race. win try aud he present au'
send you u report. PAX.
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No,icc.

Captain H. s, Guy, Lancaster, 10 the
authorized agent for Tur DALLAS
HERALD, The accounts of 'rnE liER'
ALD for Lancaster aud Cedar I'M post
offices ARE In his hands, aud parties
owing ARE requested IN call on him ut
once aud settle. July 3O.d6wtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-30
To the People of Dallas.

Having addressed the people throughout
the counties of Dallas, Tarrant and Ellis,
will speak to the people of the city OF Dallas
In front of the Lamar Hotel, at o'clock on
Saturday night, July 3lst, and invites all
other candidates Tor the convention to be
present. Seats for the ladies win be provided
ON the front galleries, and they are invited
To be present, This is the last chance, us the
election comes of next Monday. The mer
chants, mechanics, laboring men and the
whole people of Dallas are invited to come
and hear for themselves.
JOHN HENRY BROWN.
July y, 1875.