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W Il, LYTE II Co., reai estate agents, No. lOs
Lamar street, beg leave to call the attention
of persons wishing to purchase real estate to
the extensive lists of property ON their
bulletin boards In and outside OF
their office, under the respective heads OF
improved City Property" "Vacant City
Lots" Farms" and "Unimprovod and
Wild Lands" embracing business houses and
vacant lots In the commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, and number OF
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter of the city. Also, large tracts of wild
lands In Dallas and other counties OF the
state, besides number of farms of various
sizes, including several large and highly im-
proved plantations within Ave miles of the
city of Dallas, 2GGdIm
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Union snnnnN aenooI Concerl,

We are authorized 10 announce That,
NJ the baptist Church, this Sunday
evening At D o'clock, the various Sun
day Schlols In tho city oro Invited to
assemble, when they viii unite In
singing, and exchanging words of good
cheer In the great common ccallsc OF
Sunday Schools, Each school ~ re-
qucsted TO bring Its singing books, Let
there be general turnout by all the
children, ~ well rs the public general
ly. All ARE Invited, though II IN de-
cIdedly n chlldren's Injecting. Re-
member the hour.
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THE INQUEST!
Verdict OF the Jury In the Case Of
Sam. VIM.
A COld-Bl0Oded and unprOy0ked MUIR
dcr-Thc Assassin Still ut Large.

A brief account was published in
THE HERALD, yesterday, of the bru-
tai murder of negro named Sam.
Winn. The reporter visited the scene
of the homicide this morning and
found the facts substantially rs rep
resented heretofore in THE HERALD.
Judge Burford, upon being notified of
the murder through the columns of
The HERALD, promptly repaired to
the scene, where he empannelled the
following jury; William Kibbe, M. j.
Freeman, John Anglers, Howard Mer-
Ger, a. Mckenzie and Amos Blackman.
The following is the testimony ellie
tied:
Gus Walker, sworn and examined,
testified as follows: live in Dallas T;
was at the house of Bill Sanford, n col
ored man, on Main street, Dallas, on
the night of the 4th of june 1875; we
were up stairs about eleven o'clock
John Stocker came into the room and
said, "What are you all doing in here,
you sons of BIS you are making too
much noise !" he was asked where
he had been; he said II wasn't
no son Of n BIS business; Sam Winn,
said to Stocker, ~ wouldn't
make disturbance; we want to get
through with the business" we had
met for the purpose of organizing
base ball club; Stocker replied to VIM,
"You DIN son of b-h, don't you like
it?" and pulled a pistol and shot the
deceased, who fell over on the bed;
deceased, when shot, was sitting ON
bed up stairs at Bill Sanford's house.
After shooting, Stocker caught hold of
deceased, raised him up and asked him
II he was hurt, saying he did not think
The old pistol would shoot. The pistol
was five shooter. | then left the |
DOM, and have not seen him since. | |
nave known Stocker In Dallas about
,wo years.
Peter Wilson was sworn and ex-
'mined, whose testimony fully corrob-
,rated the foregoing.
After short deliberation, the jury
eturned the following verdict:
We, the jury of inquest, find that
ne deceased person, when living, bore
he name Of Sam. Vim; that he came
o bis death on the night OF the 4th of
|une, 1876, and that his death was
aised by q wound inflicted by John
!tocker; that the killing took place In
he city and county Of Dallas, Texas. :
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Go to church to-day. See that the
children attend Sabbath school.
There will be- open air religious
services at the Pacific depot this eve.
ming ut sunset.
The Mutuals and Lawrence play
match game of base ball at the fair
grounds tomorrow afternoon.
Pools will be sold during tho races
only at the Turf Field and Farm, at
the City restaurant and at the race
course.
And now the hide men are ut war
Two ofthem yesterday enlivened mat
tiers In their neighborhood by indulg-
Ing In a harmless knock-down.
The Young Mems Christian asso-
citation will meet at the Baptist church
on Tuesday. Every member, and the
public generally, are earnestly re-
quested TO attend.
The reporter learns from Conduc-
tor Ed. Mower that negro was killed |
In Marshall, few nights since, by a |
sable friend with whom he was ell
gagged In game of cards. The Diff
Guilty originated about fifteen cents.
That energetic and go-ahead Phoe-
nix mill man, ID. Il. Grove, is building
an extensive carpenter shop, twenty
i've by sixty feet, to be used In connec.
tion with his machine shop. when
completed, his facilities for doing oil
descriptions Of work will be superior
70 those prior to the fire.
--Msssrs. CASTOR & Work, In an
other column, advertise their extern
sive stables-the City stables. They
have some choice saddle horses for
hire, besides carriages, buggies, etc, of
every description. Gentlemen desir-
ing pleasant ride or drive for them
selves or families, should give them a !
call.
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JUSTICRS OF TIE PEACE.
)ONSTABLES.
RATES OF ADvER Trsruc
DAILY.

rec Hncs-Rty cents for first insc,.
non, ana treaty:tUe cents for each s,i.
make fve lines. ''''"'
Hr square Of ten EacS,-Onc loVo,
J co,aG Inc Rr@ insertion, and Gtty cents for
etch subsequent Insertion. Fire lj1ca
M 10 month, s.; tCo months, sS.
90 one square, Of ten Hnes-One month
90 teo months, Sl2; three months, Sl5
not'ccs mader head of Ciy Business
- : insertion, 10 cents per line: each
subsequent insertion ten cents per Inc,
t e nonpdrea type, lcdded. If in mi,
t eo' yPe' ne space occupied CHARGED
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Dogs 10 the Front.

This command seemed TO be tn
principal order of the day in Judg
Buriord's court yesterday, and neve
did dog occupy such II prominen
position in proceedings of any court
or seem to be the object of 80 much in
terest rs that 'ere brlndle dorg" o
Charlie Cowarps, since Adam lost hi,
double nosed setter In the uudcrbrush
thousands of years ago.
The details of this dog case, ms in al
eases of II similar nature, are to,
numerous to be set forth in the col
umns of THE HERALD, but for the
benefit of its readers the following
facts are given: On last Thursday
morning one Swaggcrty entered the
premises of Mr. Charles Cowart, attor-
ney, and united certain dog, of I'M
certain breed, which was tied in the
rear of Mr.. Cowarts house, and ear
ried 1t oil without the consent or per-
mission of its owner. That evening
the dog was found tied up in Swag-
gerty's yard, he claiming the dog ms
his property. Upon the complaint of
Mr.. Cowart n warrant was issued for
the arrest ofSwaggerty, charging him
with unlawfully interfering with per-
sonal property, and the defendant APP
peared before his honor Judge Buford
yesterday afternoon to answer the
charge.
Onthe opening of the court the de-
PENDANTS counsel, Messrs Eblen n
Sterrett, moved for an order of dis
missal, on the ground that dogs were
not such property as were included in
the statute MS property subject to theft
The motion being overruled, the en-
animation of u number of witnesses
on both sides was proceeded with, the
result of which was the binding over
of the defendant, j. G. Swaggerty, in
bond of $500 for his appearance at
The next term of the criminal district
court of Dallas county. A number of Gu
rious persons filled the courtroom
during the proceedings, which may
here be stated occupied the attention
OF the court for nearly two days, and
this, with the terrible array of counsel,
gave the case an appearance of greater
than really belonged to it.
The counsel on both sides in their
arguments displayed n zeal and ener-
gy worthy of a better or at least a
higher cause. We cannot wonder at
Swaggerty's being indignant at such a
"dog-goned" charge rs that of stealing
brindle dog, with gloved feet, cross
ed-eyes, hollow-back and with white
ZIP on his tail, one and one.half inches
ong and who would not feel hurt p
Selah From the strenuous efforts
made by Charlie Cowart to recover the
one would feel inclined TO
hink that his affection for that ",ere
'rindle dorg" exceeded that of Rip
IAN Wrinkle for his dog Schneider.
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Mr. Horny liaum, who was struck
with paralysis Friday morning, mem
ton Of which was made In TnR HER
AID yesterday morning, died NJ his
residence yesterday morning, at len
o'clock, lie viii be buried nj ton
O'clock this morning Tho Knights
pylhlaa nnd other orders, OF when DO
eensod was u member, viii attend,
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knights Of Pythins.

Cpur do Lion Lodge No. s will NEE
al their castle hall at eight o'clock Till
Sunday n corning, for the purpose o
attending the funeral Of our lat,
brother, i. A. Baum.
by order of
'rnos. M. MIERs, c. G.
ED. j. SMITH, X. II. and $.
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Mr. Obenehain was yesterday 30 far
recovered from tho dangerous wound
received u short time since M TO bc
able TO undergo the failgucs Of ro'
moyal 10 the residence Of his kInsmon,
Colonel A II, Obenchaln, Mr., obon'
chaIn's recovery Inns been almost MI
raculous, aud 10 the skin aud ability Of
hIs physician, Dr. W, H. Mlnnlecc
aud the kind and anecllOnato cnro oI
relatives aud friends, II no indebted
for his life,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLAS.

Mayor--W. l.. Caboll.
Englneer-Willi NJ. Johnson.
Attorney-Willinm NJ. Edwards.
Treasurer-Rohert II. West
Secrotaiy-J. Il. Hereford.
Assessor and observation-disclosures j, Keeton
MarShal-Junlus Peak.
Health Onicor;-Dr NJ. a. Cornelius.
Aldermcn-FirSt ward IL. Ervay, +. H.
Willimette, j. W. Crowdus. Second ward:
Alfred DAVIS AMI \. II. Obcnchain, Third
ward: ID. Il, Grove, b. l.. Jett and W. j
Shono.. Fourth ward: II. V. Tompkins and
II. &. Mcclure.
The Offices of the various city officers are
NJ the city market house. The board of Al
dermen meet in regular session ut the coun-
oil room over the market, every Tuesday
night.
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r,lE nAILY mEnALp

VIII be- fsand an sale ~ III" news.
boys on all trains of tie TeSns M"
aaa Pacific railway, and ~ III" ioii"w'
Tag news stands Ia the ri'y, yisd NJ ~
PraakIi. a CO., b0i MAIN street u, y.
star, lamar street. Pierce a Lyle 90!
main street Cigar siand ~ ~" nan
Iaeinto no,eI. ana ., mcEih"r"' '"'
mar street,
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DnIIns Chnptcr No. ~.

The companions OF this order are re-
quested to meet ut their lodge room
this morning, at half-past eight o'clock,
10 attend tho funeral Of Companion
Baum. by order OF
BAN, UROAALEY, N, X.
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mas M sGIPrgbY
The Vagarlcs NJ q Hotel keeper-A illg
liOnanla on q small CAPITAL

Something over two mouths ago o
gentleman arrived ulhis olly and reg
stored his name NJ the Cosmopolitan
as Or, i, 4, Galentine, Cleveland
Ohio,n The doctor was young man
Of rather prep0ssessng appearance
aud soon made many friends Among
the number was the proprietor MI
Glaoomlni OF, ~ he II more lAmlllnrly
known, "1ony,n After u residence Of
couple Of weeks, Dr, dalonllno be-
thought him ho WIS the proper man 10
keep holoI, aud forthwith he entered
into negotiations with Tony for the
purchase Of the furniture, good VIII,
etc., Of the Cosmopolitan, Satisfactory
arrangements were noon made
by which, on payment Of three
hundred dollars down, aud notes
payable monthly for the deferred pny'
ments, with lien on furniture 10 secure
tho same, tho doctor launched out ~
proprietor Oi one Of the leading hotels
Of this great metropolis, Matters went
well until the first note foil due The
house had apparently been dolng a
good business, Transient and regular
custom had Increased, patrons had
settled promptly, hut still there was 10
money In the safe, Good-nalurod
Tony kindly extended time on the
payment, aud matters stlll continued
10 move Oh swlmmlngly, For thC
past ten days the doctor has been
rather NJ. lIgent Of his business, and
on Thursday "rccclved dispatch
that this wife was sick aud he
must hnstcn hOme,p ll0 In
formed Tony Of the fact, aud after
Informing that lac had but money sui
llcIcnt to take him home, left Ns q
"guaranteon an order on the poslmns'
ter of this city, for u valuable package
containing over two hundred dollars
Friday the doctor loft the city fol
Cleveland, and II has since been dis
covered that he also left his butcher
his milk-mOn, his dining room ser
wants, the gus company aud numerous
other little bills, having run the hotel
about six weeks on what they call IN
some countries, "cheek,n Rumor says
the doctor drew fourteen hundred
dollars ont Of one of the
city banks just before leaving,
The doctors action has rather taken
Tony aback, but he says he thinks the
doctor viii return In short time aud
fix things all right, In the mean tim,
he proposes to reopen the hotel him
self, and will thoroughly rcn0vate and
rolnrnish the same for the comfort and
accommodation Of his guests. The re-
porter only INDUCES the hope that hon
est Tony's expectations may bo real
lied, and that the doctor may return
and make 'rony's heart glad by 4
square up-and-up settlement.
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FOR the benefit ol the lovers NJ base
hnll, the 'roxas aud raOilie railway VII
run nn extra train Monday afternoon
10 tho lair grounds Tho train WI
leave the depot, corner Of Lamar ~ rebl
aud lhOilio avenue, ~ = t. M nll re-
lurnlng viii loAye tho fair grounds ~
bP,M, Fare for tho round trip TWEEN
| ty.nyD Q0ulR,
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WEEKLY.

Ftr square Of ten Hnes,--sl 80 for
Frst insertion, and one dollar for each
subsequent insertion. One month. 81:
sDo In'on n,n, % three months, Sl0 six
moths, SIG; t,ocice months, SIS.
Notice under head of "Gty Business,
-FJteen cents per line each insertion
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UTE MAILh.

irH,al and Departure of Malls al DallAs Post
0nlff,
Korihprn NAH,
Via iip II. und a. u, 49, r1mplhln9 western
unrihnn and eastern alnlm Sow lnlh anu
~. lMils unils. UrlYea dally 40 li-' y ini III"
pnIl8 daily no pih an,
soWihorn mali
Naw Orleans and mrincm Louisiana hNl'
yrHluUi Houston AuAllni waco ana ullnllW
points lac Hnuthnru InAns, arrives dally AZ pd0
D mi departs dAlly al l.A PM
Eastern NAH,
Via y, aud r. ltR,, comprising southern anu
middle blalHs, Louisville, Chattanooga Melil'
pills. liiilr Rock ana Shreveport, ana illl
EASTERN Texas, arrives dnlly ~ paD y lh' Nn'
pnlls lNlly az aup y M
Western Mail,
From Fort worth, Cohurne, OmnlnrY
Wrathorfnm, Dr0ntir lnl0 Pinto, Jarlph0fu
ana western posts, arrives daily ~ 500 M
departs daily ~ pDh ~,
Cedar HiII Mail.
Cedar nm, Mansfield, Alynrhdo Rnd Gross
limhrrH, arrives ~ \ M Wednesday nnl
hnlnrlnyi departs Monday nnd IhumdUy ~
Fam,
scyeno Mail.
Hcyeno, llnughts store ana Union I'M
arrives Tuesday Thursday ana Saturday
NJ ~ mi departs nt y ~ alternate days
Denton Mail.
nnntnu, bolivar 'liliInbrlhlown, ll0ydb
NILS, Louisville and Trinity Mills, arrives
NJ dp ~ Monday, "Wednesday and Saturdays
departs ~ am alternate days,
icd Onk and Lisbon.
Arrives 100 N Mondays, Wednesdays
nnd FrIdNys, Departs 70j II ~ alternate
days
Lisbon Mail,
Red oak aud Lisbon arrives NJ I IN Nom
day, wednesday aud Friday departs nlIorn'
nlu days ut z ~,
Malls for liOhORglOro, Grapevine and Duck
crock are taken out hy hand, NJ Irregular IN
lufYulh,
Onicc Hours.
Delivery window, Sa ~ To 6pm,
Money order window, X u ~ 10 II NJ, ana
nom y M ~ pm,
stamps sold from X n m "a . y m,
LulicN registered only during money 0rdor
hours,
All persons having complaints against the
office, ON any account, viii please present
the suluo In wrltlngOr In person, 10 the post
master
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CLOTIIING
At X. NJ. Kahn 4 Brothers..

nv M ~. hhHu ~ DTOthcrS.
For spring and summer clothing be
sure to 20 to II. M. Kahn " Brothers.,
corner of elm and Lamar streets, who
have on hand the largest, finest and
most fashionable stock of clothing In
the city, which they are disposing of
at very low figures.
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Diamonds, watches, jewelry, fine
sterling silverware, and everything at
Austin's, will, during the month of
June, be offered at prices never before
heard of. Call and be convinced at
6l3 Main street. 0idlm
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"Gci The Hest"

"rhe best X the cheapest, lis nm old and
true maxim. The best article for those need
Ing speclNclos or aids TO sight IL the
"Damond Spcctaclos," made with thcgroNt-
est possible curo and skin, from the very
best materials, by the spencer Optical Man
ufacturing company, of ID Maiden Lane,
New York. 0Ol2w37w2w
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the under
signed for advertising, job work and
subscriptions are notified to make
payment of the same without delay.
My accounts MUST be closed up at once.
JN0. W. SWINDELl,s.
Dallas, Juno /, 1876,
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Hair Work

OF all kinds; switches, bralds, puns hair
Jewelry, etc, done in the best style and at
cheap rates, by Mrs. $. A. Druly. 5ll south
Jefferson street, Comblngs of all kinds
worked up Mt reasonable terms. A liberal
Pllce PAID lor human hair. 65dlm
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SOCIETIES,



All Mnn0nlp hpdirH moul NJ $40 Main street,
over &, n, Whrni's store
DALLAS CONMANDEllY No, 4, knights
Iomplir, viii meet ui the Asylum IN the clly
III Dallas, an the FIRST lhumduy ultur illu last
saturday IN unoh nnlith',. r.,,,,, - ,
I'm. "a, llnwEh Recorder,
DALLAS CHATTER, No, ~ lt0yNl Arch
Mnsnns, meets No the chnptol Rooms In the
rlly Of Dallas, on the iirst Monday In oach
''''' nm. COOMnls, NJ. u, HIP.
ln4Errl H. llsnNH, N,ogolnry,
TANNEnll.L LODGE, No, 80, 7, n A. No
meets on the second ana last saturday tNon'
inlH OF each month, a. The Masonic Hail.,
H., q, BOWER, W, NJ,
W,K, CoHNIsIL Secretary,
DALLAS LODGE, No ~ Il, n A., NJ
meets Ou the nihl md thld saturday oycn'
| iugi ut every mouth, ui lM hull over q, W.
Wheal'a@ore, on Main street. ivan AZ A.
A,W, NowLlN, Secretary.
Odl Fellows.
Egrchq lodgc =, D. l. o. 0, f. i},,,,,i At
day oyuniuM Ul hlll'pnNt Z O'Clock,
Us. FLoYp, Secretary.
RlpGELEY EECAMPMGNT No, %, |. o,
o, T., mocts ON tho iirt nnd thlrl Friday
| Hall, II, q, BOllNl, &. l.,
pSLLAS IGbGG No. Il, Lo.o.F,, meets
ney1E wednesday hight, ~ Ih9 oRg EcI-
Gus, AARoNsoN, Secretary.
TRINITY LODGE No. co. /. o. o. r., meets
every Monday night At odd Fellows hall,
Eli MoCoNNELL, Secretary.
knights Of Pythins.
CoEUR DE LION LODGE. No. 3, meets
| every Thursday evening, b. Ward, T.. C,i
", n, EnslGy, NJ d., Prolutc; =. NJ. House,
Master 40 Arms j. q. Leigh, NJ, of H.; Paul
FulSt NJ, OF III Edward D., Smill, X II.
o. q.
Good TcmpIars.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, |. 0. q. T.,
meets every saturday night nj the Thomas
SION $. RECORD. W. CT.
j, W, RECORD W. Secretary.
| DALLAS LODGE No. MS, |. q, q. r., meets
every Friday night, ut their lodge room, on
Main street, between Austin and Lamar.
W. :. ODELL, W. q. II.
A. II, CLINTON, W. s.
UNITED FRlENDS OF TEMPERANCE
Meet every, Monday night at old College
| building, Elm street, nj eight o'clock y. NJ,
NJ u. FRANKLIN, W, l..
D. N. RUSSELL, II. y.
Patrons ~ tausbnndry.
BRECKlNRIDGE GRANGE No. q, of the
| Patrons pi llusbNndry, meets nt Patrons
| hail. Richardson, on the first and third sat
| urdOys of eUch month,
W, IL. HARRIS, Master,
w, II. STARK, 81" Secretary,
DALLAS COUNTY COUNCn-Dr j. H..
stevens master; +. q. Swor, overscer; W.
II. Harris, secretary; W, Il. Thurmond,
treasurer; W. L. Cochran, gate keeper; James
T. Goodnight Lisbon or Dallas postolllcc,
purchasing agent.
LISBON GRANGE No. 3, meets on Satur-
day before the Sccond sunday in each month,
at ninc o'clock A. NJ.
JAMES =, GOODNIGHT, Master.
Il. "A. MoADAMs, Secretary.
Young Mems Christian Association.
Il. &, Reed, president; Il. NJ. Martin, vice
presidents MiloSk Thorburn, recording Secre-
tary; W. Vaughan, corresponding secretary;
y, d. Johnson, treasurcr l.. IL. Clark libra
rlnn. Executive mmittee--Messrs. A. W.
Nowlin, VIM. Blair and Henry G. Smith.
Finance committee-Messrs. Knew, Russell
aud Thornburn.
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There will be Il meeting of the stock
holders In tho Dallas Herald Printing
company, at the Office of the South
western Insurance company, on Tues
day evening ut half-past seven o'clock.
A full attendance Is desired.
w. g. HOLLAND, Secretary.
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poIs SALE,

MY Residence, corner Pacific avenue
and Houston streets, embracing hnii u
black 81 grouna. Win u well Finished
sne.sisFy and basement roeh.eonere''
buiiains, and all necessary oui'b"ii"'
tags, ste, An early applicant may No.
euve bargain
IsO. W. swIsDELIs,
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Dallas Lodge No. 1917, I. o. ID. II.

Dallas Lodge No. 1917, 1. q. ID. II.
All the brethren are hereby notified
to assemble at the lodge-room Sunday,
the 9th day Of June, 1875, at s o'clock
A. NJ, to pay the last respects to our
deceased brother, +. Baum.
III. aOsLIN, President.
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Wake Up and See what IL
Going On.

Joseph hcac;cr grocer, Gl5 E2m street,
Doilds, beats all IN setting goods Cheap,
lie dclircrS them to customers free. Ga
ana giro linn q trial, at Gl5 Elm street.
67d3m
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge-H. Barksdale, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge-Silas Hare, Sher
man.
District Attorney-Ed. G. Bower, Dallas.
District and oX-Otlicio County Clerk
Alexander Harwood.
- Deputy Clerks-R; D. Rawlins Pierre NJ
Brown, William A. Harwood,
Sherltt-James Il. Bar<ley.
Tax Clerk-Adolphe King.
Deputy Sheritfs--J, NJ. Chapman, Thomas
:. Floyd, Thomas p. Scott, Beverly scott
John Bowen. '''
Surveyor oberr NJ. Cook,
Treasurer-Martin V. Cole,
Oattle and Hide nspector-Thomas John.
son.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Precinct No. IN. NJ. Burtord (presiding
iusticel, Dallas. b
Precinct No. 2-William A. George, Lam.
caster. """'
Precinct No. S-N. o. McAdams, Five
Mile Creek. w
inridge. i''O0N'
Precinct No. 5-Thomas d. Coates, scyene
C0NSTABLES.
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Fe,sonai

Among tho visitors NJ Judge l'll'-
fom's court yesterday aas Julgollnr'
din Hart
Mike Jacobs, Esnpol ihe wholesale
liquor house NJ Moiso Kahn A Goa
returned 10 the city yesterday from nii
extended lrlpto Galveston, Houston
aud along tho line, llo reports CROP
ina most llourlshiug condition, and
the farmers, happy ~ the anticipation
of ~ abundant harvest,
Dr. A. A. Johnston aud a. Con
nor, Esq, returned home yesterday
from attendance on the oonyocallon NJ
the Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Ma
sous In session NJ Houston, judge
COombes aud Captain Bower being on
working committees, will not return
home until next week,
-, T., Bullock, Esqp general cores
pondent and agent for the Atlanta ldA'
llomewnrd Slar aud the Shelby Ky,
Courant was among The visitors Il
Tng lIERLAp Office yesterday Mr. u
viii remain In our city several days
aud possibly l0ole permanently,
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NJ. Andrews society.

An members are hereby rotned to meet at
their hall In Mi'chlos building, Monday
evening, Mt eight o'clock p. NJ, JuNcO 1873.
by order of W. CAMERON, President.
j. y. MITCnE, Secretary plo tenn,