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SAILED.

Steamer Albemare for Lewes, Del; ships Liverpool Lon
don Lightning 3D. Melbourne; barks Beatrice Havner
Anjer; Anderson, MatanEas; brig Mary williams
Alicante.
Wind at midnight, SW, light
Barometer at sunset, 3o34
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

oRFtcK OF LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR TuIRD DISTRICT
ToMPKrSsvILLE NY. Feb 7, 1874 I
The Stratord Shoal Hghtyesse replaced her
tion the 9TH inst.
RHIND, CApt USN,
Lighthouse Inspector Third districk
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MILE r1r1ENs IN OPERA IN BRooKLYN.


Nile. Titiens made her first appearance at the
Academy of Music in Brooklyn last ght in the tragic
r6is Of Norma which she had previously interpreted
with much this city. The cast was denti-
ral with that with which the opera was given at our
Academy, and the same thing may be said Of tho
faults and merits OF the performance, except that tho
former were even more marked last night than on the
previous occasions This reservation is applicable
Mile. Titiens who not IN good voice as
usual though her acting showed all that wonderful
fire and inspiration which had previously commended
her to her New York audiences In the last act whore
she has always been her best she sometimes
compelled TO force her voice. but apart from this
the performance the with which
readers are already familiar and whose fame long
preceded Mile. Tltens' coming 70 America Miss
Beaumont rs Adalgisa repeated the good impress
sion she made in this city in The part aud the qualities
che shows in 1t enttle her TO every encouragement
the profession she has chosen. IL is the best
part which she has yet appeared Italian opera and
warrants expectation OF much better things in the
future. The rest of the cast requires mention A
marked feature Of Brooklyn's opera night full
house, the immense auditorium Of the Academy being
completely filed Nile Titiens returns TO Brooklyn in
fortnight and to the stage OF Academy OF Music
"Wednesday evening" repeating the role OF Norma On
Friday night she appears LcoDora in La Favorita
This will make five appearances IN her great mpersona
ton OF the Druid prestess and exhibition OF her high
qualities In four distinct roles short of three
weeks
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BOUND SOUTH.

don
schr Wm Farren, Lindsey New Haven for Virginia
kchr Susan Nash Appiemnu Stoningou for New York.
kchr signal, Slattery. Portchester for New York
hchr White hock. Lahcrty. Wesp ort for New York
SehI Emma Lewis. hiRsinA New Haven tor virginia.
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DIED..

BuRKR-0n Monday, February 7, Miss MARY ANN
BURKE, aged rs years
Notice OF funeral hereafter
For Other Deaths See Third Pd0s
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sass. IDesttaat1on ocIoe

DATES OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TEE MONTHS
OF FEBRUARY AND
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-08-10
KENosHA, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1876.

the people Of this nation as the election
of Democratic President IN November,
what would be the deplorable condition
of the white Republicans in the Souths
Ia many sections, COW under Ku-K ak
gule to acknowledge belief in Repub-
lican principles is to invite ostracism,
and persecution of the most feGdish
character. The extent Of this feeling OF
hate is somewhat cumscribcd, from
fear of punishment by Il e strong arm OF
the Government. Let this rod $50 ter
roTeno' be removed by the election OF
Tilden, and teen the whole Sonth would
become imbued with q spirit Ct malig-
nifty that would render a residence il
that section, by outspoker Republicans
intolerable. GAMMA.
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SENT-ANY-ALL.
BY LIE ROY IRONS

Whose horse will make the sharpest trot,
A hundred years from now?
Will tyranny remain blot,
And King oms gel ''bust up" or not?
Will boys and girls hunt Tor the spot,
And mourn because they find it not,
A hundred years from now?
What kind of railroads will be run
hundred years from now?
From North to South, from su q to sun,
What freedom lost, or battles won,.-
Who'll build the laws, and make the fun
And be the loudest, 'big xest gum
hundred gears fro IA row?
How viii those conf 1g .'codgers" dress
hundred year from now?
When they shall gather to express
And boast OF nc ~ they do progress
Their patent fights and wrongs confess,
And all cree ton join the ''mess,"
A hup .dred years from now?
What sort of ships will sail the seas,
Aandred years from row!
What kind offolks, compared with the2e,
Will fiaunt their banners IN the breeze,
A nd sit together, ifyou please,
With pipes of peace and bread and cheese,
A hundred years from now?
Who'll make the hymn and shape the rhyme,
A hundred years from now?
Or on that next Centennial time,
VIII su1ae cute chap with song sublime,
With 'sorass" to make his verses "climb,
Break forth ana sing of Golden Prime,
A'aundred years fromnow?
Will Bunker Hill be green, for aye,
& hundred years from now,
And Gettysburg be far away
Enough, TO make It's heroes gray
AnG glorious, for the glorious day?
Where will they meet, that "Tenth Of MAY"
A hundred years from now?
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The New York Herald says: We
venture the assertion that Tilden is
weaker by hundred thousand votes
than when he was nominated; and adds,
chat with another month of such man
agement in the democratic party as We
hay seen since the adjournment of the
convention, the canvass of Tilden will
be overwhelmed with tempest of ridl-
Guile as disastrous as that which destroy
ed the canvass of Greeley and Brow
In the same article the Herald says
over since the nomination of Hayes
the republicans have been closing up
their ranks, healing differences, perfect
ing their discipline. Every wing OF the
party has been strengthened, assigned
it's place, and this powerful and victori-
Gus organization goes into battle with
steady column
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

WASHINGTON. D. c., J5ctzy 26, 1873.
lEas4epidity I'm "UnzaQpy Speech
4 Hayes d9a6J Wheeler Flag Ob2aoG6ofsS
to Norfogk, (VG.) Peopze-T35de91
Claims the C7'edGt-N Nominated OIL
though Charged 20jtb sCrGnoe-Leta1G-
TIC Fr522ge-Pubz5c Opinion and the
Public P4,e8S-NegO York the Mother
Of Defeated Presidential Asptr04ats--
4 Gzoomg Future.
The Augusta, ga } oe'astitsttjof'e1S5t
"Knows the kindness of heart and intre~
pldity" of Gen. M. G, Butler, who organ
lzed the Hamburg, s. c., massacre; cut
we think the "intrepility" Of Tllden, in
claiming that he uneartbed Tweed s
rascality. surpasses human credulity,
when we remember that in 1870, after
the young Democracy" had made their
fight against Tweed, Oakley Hall, Tom
Fields, w. nj. Tweed and Samuel ] :.
Tilden, with others, made up the
Tammany delegation to the Rochester
Convention in that year. Such "intre-
pidity" deserves recognition. Morrlsseg,
Slater, McMupiG, Tiiden snd Ben. Wood,
would make Cabinet that could clean
out the gambling bells even of Monacco.
The Petersburg VA I9ac7eG says that
Lamar's speech on the Hamburg atrocity
is ian unhappy speech" that 'it is none
of our busiess, and equally it is NO bust
ness of the House" Equally" then,th
logging of the little boot-black in Little
Rock, Ark, with one hundred and fifty
lasbes, for watching white boys conduct
ing dog fight, for which the Chief of
Police was fined $40, and the policeman;
who held the boy down, So, is none of.
cur business. But we forget that in.
'64, Tilden called these scoundrels, my
friends" and assured them of his conf.
depce.
An enthusiastic Republican raised a
Hayes and Wheeler flag on one end of
the Norfolk, Va, Custom House. The
rebel papers denounced the same as an
outrage, claiming that 1.-THE building
belonged to the people, and
not a party. But they neglect to state
why the Stars and Stripes were torn
down in 81 and the Stars and Bars put
up in their place; or why the traitors
flag was used in decorating graves in
their cemetery short time since. We
wonder at their patience, however, for
rebel general should have illegally sum-
moned a posse comitatus, tom down the
execrable rag, and, la Hamburg, "shot
a few niggers, to give the effort eclat.
The State of New York, at the close
of the war, found itself with bounty
debt Of s25.O00,G00. The Democrats
were in power from January, 1868, to
January, 1872, reducing the debt $780,
009. From January, 1872, to January,
1875, the Republicans controlled the
finances and reduced the debt $40 $780,
600, leaving less than 100000 UNI
PAID. A Republican legislature and
comptroller did this work, and the
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-08-10

The New York Herald. In speaking
of Sitting Bull Butler Of Hamburg
fame, says When southern men discov-
er that the murder of negro means
hanging by the neck until dead, the
killing of negroes will become very I'M
popular. The democratic party is now
feaping The Jluit of the encouragement
which, for the past ten years, it has
given 10 killing negroes, in the convic-
ton that the people Of the north will
never again bo willing TO entrust it with
power, until citizens of the United
Sta'es.in The south car erjoy and ex-
press their political opinions and exer-
else their political rights without fear Or
molcstation 1t is this conviction that
is changing the tone Of the democratic
press in tie north. IF there had been
m ore of this kind of talk years ago it
would have been quite as we'll for the
honor Of the American name.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-08-10

m B. Whitaker s. co Manufacturers Of
A6,s Portable 50 stationary steam Engines anu
Tire Be2ders Tire Drills, and all other KINDS OF
Machinery Also Kenosha Union Tnlmole ekelns
Tuvcrs Bolster and Reach Plutes, AeItles, eletg
shoes and Post Mauls. Repairing dohepfopp'lS :
Kenosha WIS, april Goth, 1874
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ME ANDRE, Manufacturer, Wholesale ana
NE a Retatld ealerin Cigars, Plug, Cut Chewing
and smoking Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, &c. his o.
cars are ali madefrom best qualities OF domestic
and and sold to the Lfao e, o.
lowest cash rates. Also CONSTANT on
fine Meerschaum Pipes. Orders promptly hLI Lice!
Directly opposite his old stand, No'SF7s hialn
Street Ken0sha, Wis.
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EzvAHNEN BROTHERS, No. ~ Main St., Keno
II sna. Merchant Ta1lors. We keep constantly
on hand well selected stock OF Cloths, GG adsa
furnishing Goods, Beady MADE G4otllng, ngsS
foods sold as cheap as at any other establishment
sD the city.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-08-10

gOHNsON's BOOZE STORE, No. SO Main st;
Cd A full aud complete assortment OF School
Books, also standard and a,d
"ticins a. The trade S, @. JOHNSON.
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JOHN MONAGHAN,

Dealer in Stationery, Notions. Fruit Confectlon-
cry, Nuts, Cigars and Tobacco, MarKeI Q"%1e'
Just west of the Post Office.
N. B.-Weighing of Hay, &C., on FalrDanb
Scales, attended to promptly. ZIu
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a RTTRq. has removed his Barber Shop TO NO.
ne d Main St, second door North of Thomas
English shop, which building h. has theroagn!y
Yenoyated and fitted MP la the pest posslo$e; on
customers, oil who reqaire his services In the art
-tonsorial-
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mmA HBhR WORKS. r,D,
I'VE HUGGINS & WASE1B - y 49, - :
raVesone werk executed IN the highest style OF
~ ~ srf R.F. ROBERTS, Agent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-13

From the following extract out Of
the Boston Jourad It is evident this
council Is not looked upon with the
greatest favor The Jopadi says.
Mr. Beecher made q visit to this
vicinity recently for the purpose of
comforting with certain Of the clergy
and delegates invited. 1t is a fact of
some Significance that several Of the
most distinguished persons invited to
that conference declined to go, aud it
Is quite authorutively stated that the
disposition which some OF those who
did 20 manifested to have the whole
truth investigated aroused MIR.
Beechers indignation. one of our
suburban churches invited to The c0un.
ell has already declined; in another
the invitation was accepted only after
u heated debate of M hour aud a half,
in which II strong opposition, led 10y
some Of the best men Of the church,
was developed and there IL no doubt
that many of the churches invited will
decline, and the numbers named in
the letter missiVe will shrink consid-
erably before the council meets. The
simple fact is that the council can dc
nothing, and is not expected ~ DC
anything; and viewed in the light oI
such sobre and dreadful accusations NJ
those of the Bowen letter its inveSti
cation and its decision must be alike
trivial.
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man and woman who furnished the
prisoners with the file were arrested.
San Antonio Express Tuesday
night ball WAS given at UyAlde; the
young men from the surrounding
country rode their best horses TO town
To the ball, and left them IN pasture
about u quarter Of a mile from the ball
room. While the dance went merrily
on, Indians crept In aud stole all the
horses except two, which they could
not catch, aud these they killed with
arrows, The boys organized and put
out hol-lout after them rs soon Us The
raid had been discovered.
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The liquor suit for $1,000 damages,
brought at Dubuque, by Mrs. Childs,
against n salOon-keeper named Brou-
lette, and Coates and Waters, the own.
ers of the building, has been squelched
In the District Court.
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Attorneys at Law.

W. S. Oldham, Office In Milchie's building,
opposite HE IrG rand hotel, Main street.
fNuifbif
= ~ Huy.a lqi Commerce street. DAll1s,
Tv-Js sncciut attention paid to land
uluilpH jnnedu
fou. p 9:omhons, Attorney at Law, No.
.1 Is -,u side Public 3qunre, upstairs.
2 ,ctl.If
l.a..lge Geo. NJ, iO5 Main street, near
Courthouse. Il
NcCo! - Mccoy, Office south side Of Court
louise square. IL
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STATE NEWS.
Ripe ligs in Lee county.

WY NbN ~ Af'' NNNhNJf
Fay Templeton Combination Is in
Austin,
Captain II. :. Bowls died atlIemp-
stead last week.
Jefferson leads Dallas IN one thing,
She has u free wagon bridge,
Wild flowers are blooming on the
prAiries in Ellis county, aud ripe null
berries are plentiful,
Our exchanges report heavy in.
lux Of immigrants into nearly every
county Of the State,
The Burnett Bulletin advocates the
election of Hon. John Hancock to the
United States Senate.
A few days ago man named e.,
w, Schobey was Killed in BAsIrop
county by unknown persons.
"A colony of siXty-seyen Kertuck-
lans arrived in Graysou county last
week aud propose to locate there per-
manently.
Steve Burleson and two other men
whose names are unknown we're
found a short time ago hanging ON u
tree near Oaksville,
---Anunknown man was found dead,
Thursday, about II mile and Il hall
T 'r.m 'ngsfou. A Jury of inquest re-
uI w'Ir suicide.
....... .. .,.,.t,,,,.t,v nj Wan
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.

W. G. Sickles e Co., Grocers and dealers in
produce, No GIG Elm street, corner OF Poy-
dras nOv2du
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FARMERS or TEXAS.

one enferprislng man ~ your miisi Who
ptantCh NV new Cah9Hge Seed had fOtt1
Thousand iitnt made larga ard solid heAuS;
each the dsit brlr, frnm my nanvefs biho'g
seed! You viii find pStis cts from their let
tegs ~ nH fdRiDsne. VITA sect a4n1ily
p1ud why Cilu rOt soft "a nSWeeH NJ HFsA,
iiiusttlleisc Catai sue eplfainins vast
vari.fv OF \ ,ptatADif ail,A floeiHr Seed, sent
'fleefoRl, IAMFSj. Il. f4eEGUlsY,
lnnlwSt Masbislaad, Mass.
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POrCiIy Marshal.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w Quested TO announce JUuc PcHk rs II
candidate for city MHrAal, at the ensuing
municipal lection IN Aprll next.
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quested to announce W, 4. Morton
"a candidate ZOE Oity Marshall, election
Tuesday, Apnl I, lS5,
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w queSted 10 announce Willie u, ClhrI'
as candidate forClty Marshal, at the cleo
ton In April next
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brennan banner: we learn tnat
on yesterday eighteen Germans de-
clared their intention of becoming
citizens in the District Court, and that
they will all vote the straight Demo
cratic ticket.
7 "A personal difficulty occurred in
the United States court room, last
Thursday in Austin, between Hon, A.
j. Evans and q. j. Buck, ESD. Both
gentlemen were arrested and tineo one
hundred dollars each.
Two freedmen, Thomas JeiIe u
Nell ard Sam Lee, were hung at
per short time since for the mu
of another freedman. They met IT,, D.:
fate calmly and died expressing "a
hope of blessed welfare in the h re-
after.
Sunday, the Goth ultimo, A. Ne.
Caslin, who II few months ago killeu
Columbus Carroll and seriously woup,-
ed old man Carroll, in Coma ca
county, was found dead on Peach
creek, in that county, with two shot
! holes in his head. His horse was found
grazing not far from the body.
|
Dave Cain, WI no killed Il man named
Jenkins IA few days ago at social
party near Pennington, was arreste
and lodged in the Pennington Jail, but
was released shortly afterwards by q
party of his friends. The friends c
party killed are under arms, swearing
determination.
ron,.o, To,oororl, -. .,,. ,,,,
CARNATIONS yesterday S.. Toasted Wu
Ifyrs witt the OF Wany heaQ,tl!l
/ fover.gard, 3 IN bloom The
.rii iau' may-cJl.red roses,
.r. ..s, pinks aud other
we're a yiadUsuiHg
Brown county on
ias now twenty 1.-TWO
hree hotels, eight
'"yt,S, n,' anh hos aOG ~
.a oan thn rlaaa
s,,.,li TO- SO Wv iot ao
e'r''a soVIes' no ;, rb,
w '0'''J "'0 ''''''
1dge of Odd Fellows,
~. 90. elected the follow
is7r: l.. l.. Delesder-
~ NJ, !. M. Willis, ID. G..
M ; Ha;5 p, G sou w W " NJ 49, W. w.
~, VI ~ rt !. th, S S
".. h' -. l'aIe, ulanu ora'oI
nan u'ouu niessenee' -, ~;
H. h9PiSsehlaeiNe W 'he "i"no
.. OF 'le Oh''eu STATES
-Georpetown Record Mr.. Me
,rmic has about completed his model
or patent Oh lis new Cotton Chopper.
If the patent is obtained, which we
cannot doubt, he will commence the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-13

pVERfEskNta CheHps GOOD sgMea-
1. aiie,--An raesuns who concentrate
max Ing con tracts with frws paptTN ~ The
cents Ia Geo. 4 Huwtn & Co., Il park Row,
New York, Tor their PANrf1I n BOOK
Enthusiastically il2t,sl. captaihiag liAis uf
nytlr 101Q ner sllarssfs .lnd estiu,Rtsz, shew-
istite c.iail Advertise nlc d q ken for led.
ing pnbtfs 10 many STATES q ? tres1endpus
roduotlnn tom puhliahs = falsH dsT TaE
toor. geuaRlF
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City Secretary.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED ANn RE
w quostcd 20 announce ~. a MCMur-
tray NB II candidate GOr the oni'e of CITY
Secretary Election April ih.
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NNTE ace AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w queStud to announce !. ~. Hereford
as u candidate for city Secretary, az the en-,
suing municipal election, on Apnl I, 1879.
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\\rE ARE AUTHORIZED ANp RE.
w qutstcd 10 announce BhTncti Gibbs
kn candidate iu, cay Attorney the vluC-
ION tu he held 100 Apul next Il
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81 to $50 P sss ssS eEss p ws.se s
sexes, Young and old, make more money az
work 'fei Us. in their own localities. during
thsir spare moments. or al their time, than
nj any thing else We ofier employment
tbat viii pay handsomely FOR every hours
vnrk. Fun particulars. terms etc, sent
N send us yong address at once. puaf
d1qv Nov "a tho time. Don't loaE f9r
ygcys or busn - elsewhsro, until son iaye'
Gained wk-l - oifSr. u. aTISaoH = o
ps.tis~d NalnR 3eaiN~fv
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ELECTION APRIL 4, 1916,


NkyE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE,
Wv qu,strd tp runounuv ltcnry A, hc'
tullHui MS a candidate tor city Attorney, nc
the consuming municipal election IN Apll,
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WE ALE AUTHORIZED AND re
w qGeSlrlt 10 announce james Sheppard
as "A candidate iur Treasurer OF the cty ol
Dallas, at the ensuing municipal election.
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NNE ARE AUTHORIZED AND itE-
w guessed 20 announce II, a. Patton M
u cAudldult io Treasurer Of The city ct Dd'
las at The vusuiug municipal election,
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~v, A.s1 AUTHORIZED AND RE-
~ Is,sa TO Announce zt. y. ale, as n
cnntt.,e 8r rrcnsurgr Jf uatLa couRt5i
at tht taurs eiee'ol
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.,r. AZ. p8t.FD AND RE
w ,n1.d 10 Announce JoAn w. S"i"'
80 candidate inr Treasurer OF Dallas
Xxx. aftao ensuing -,s." 1n.
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FOr Treasurer.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AMI RE
w pue1lcd To announce J, W, llOMen as
u canuidme fur the Once u, CITY Treasurer,
Election April 4, 1876,
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iHIAEt Np RE-
nee Mnie Tbgena
ate Isr jhi.e ftfo
Dauas cog ni lho
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Vity AN,cssor nlld VOllrclor,

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
W QueiItd 10 announce e. 4. uoulwn rc
as a candidate for Assessor and Collector FOR
tho tily ut Dallas,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quested TO announce doe FISHER NJ a
candidate Tor tlty Assessor and Collector, az
The ensuing eloction on April I, 1875 Il
WE ARE Authorized AND RE-
w quttd 70 announce a, 4, harry Az n
candidate for Guy Assessor aud Collector AT
lhe ensuing municipal election In April,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w questrl IN WnnOuneo Julius HUScr as
candidate fr city Asf Vssur and Collector,
ut the ensuing municipal election ia April
next. ii
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w qucsted to announce Frank Nicllin
as "A candidate tor city Assessor ana col.
1873,
ME ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quested ~ announce y. ", ogden ns a
eAuuuAie lur Assessor and Collector of OAl-
las Guy ot The ensuing election In Npul.
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"A personal difficulty occurred in
the United States court room, last
Thursday in Austin, between Hon, A.
j. Evans and q. j. Buck, ESD. Both
gentlemen We're arrested and tineG one
hundred dollars each.
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sand dollars. No insurance.

Brennan Banner: We learn that
on yesterday eighteen Germans de.
clared their intention of becoming
citizens in the District Court, and that
they will all vote the straight Demo
cratic ticket.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-13
Dental Surgeons.

Dr. j. W McGee, Dentist, graduated In the
Baltimore Denial College In lSH, ONCE re-
moved to southeast corner Elan and Lamar
streets, over Kuhn'S clothing store. ly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-13

Houston Telegraph N or Ulfe-
CARNATIONS yesterday 81. Toasted orr
Ifyrs witt tne- .ot many beau tlt
| ioWergard' z 10 Uiopm The
.rii iau' mauy-cUlyred roses,
.s, pinks, and other
ftre a giad.gnlUg
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-13

\ Brown county on
las now twenty 1.-TWO
hreo hotels, eight
,.. twyers, and about
b lis numbers in
ars ago the place
small stores, no hotel,
mtg or seventy five inhab-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-13

Two freedmen, Thomas Jeile %
Neil ard Sam Lee, were hung at
per short time since for the mu
of another freedman. They met tn
fate calmly and died expressing
hope of II blessed welfare in the h ru
after