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The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-01-19

BEAUFORT County,
Beaufort, S. c., Jan. 4 1876.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be rrcci
we'd at this Office until February 9th, 1876,
for medical attendance to the poor and
prisoners of Beaufort County, fOr'the year
1876. Said proposals 10 be made srpa-
rate. The Board reserves thc right to re-
ject any and all bids.
p. PRITCIIARD
Chairman BID. Co. Co,n'rS
Thos. H. Wheeler,
Clerk
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NOTICE,

ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
harborin- or trusting any of the crew If the
British Ship EUMINIDES ~ no debts Of thcr
contracting will be paid by the mas.er or
ROBBINS DoDDISGToS, e Co
Agcn ..
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l will also visit places on the Savannah
River, and other places in the lower part
OF the County. of which timely notice
will DC given.
GEORGE HOLMES.
Treasurer Beaufort Co.
Beaufort, S. c., Jan. S, 1876.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-01-19

eB"Ihc Juveniles are anticipatin.
great fun today at the circus of join
Robinson, The tent will be PATCHED a,
tic depot and big crowd is expected.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-01-19

icy The county treasurer visited st
Helena last week and collected large
amount of taxes. He is ut Robcrtsyillc
collecting to-day.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-01-19
ITabTS SALE.

SIN HORSE PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE.
UPRIGHT 10 horac STATIONARY STEAM
ENGINE, without boiler
Apply at Palmetto Island,
or address Box II Beaufort =. q.
jan IN &C KENDALL
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State and County Taxes.
COUNTY TREAsrRER's OrFrcE,
BEAUFORT, 8. c.,
Tonuory All, forH

COUNTY TREAsrRER's S OFFICE,
BEAUFORT, 8. c.,
January 4th 1876
Notice is hereby given that this office
Will be opened for the receipt of State and
County taxes for the fiscal year 1875, on
the eighth (s) day of January 1876.
The taxes assessed On real and personal
property is,
For State purposes, II mills
For County purposes, mills
For County past Indebtedness, 3 mills
Poll tax per capita, dollar
School fax assessed by the variou town
ships is as follows:
Beaufort township, 3 mills
Bluffton township, Q mills
Coosawhatchie township, Q mills
Goethe township, 4 mill.
Hilton Head township, Q mills
Lawton township. 1f-2 mill
Peoples township, 21-2mills
Pocotaligo township, 2 mills
Robert township, 2 mills
st. Hclenu township, 3 mills
Sheldon township, mills
Ecmasscc township, 2 mills
Ladies Island township, 3 mills.
GEO. HOLMES,
Treasurer Beaufort County.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-01-19

eSg Thc rcycnuc cutter Moccasiu was
at our wl!arves last Thursday.
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State and County Taxes,
COUNTY TNEAsrRER's OFFICE.
Court House, fIrnufnrt So

N'piI l'puse, bchulort, S,C,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
this office will he opened for the receipt
of STATE and COUNTY FAXES. for the wear
1876. on Saturday, the sth day of Janu.
airy, 1876:
For the convenience of Taxpayers will
be ut the following named places in the
County to facilitate the collection of the
lnnp
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i DEL |, s,

I'IsUIT@.
CtN>II;Ss,
'TOTS,
cAI< I%s&.
ITS
A full assortment of the above consist
ing of ORANGES, LEMONS.
APPLES, DATES, FIGS, BANANAS
All kinds OF FRENCH confectionery
BRAZIL, NUTS, HICKORY NUTS,
WALNUTS, ALMONDS, PECANS,
ICED, FRUIT, SPONGE, POUND
and every other kind of CAKES on hand
or made to order.
Particular attention given to supplying
parties with all necessary articles.
GOODS use full as well as ORNAMENTAL.
received by every steamer from NEW
YORK.
James 0dell
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-26
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE fIRsr
il Judicial Distriet Of the state oi Nevada, in
RLizABEra bAGGoIf. Pisiniin. vsr.as
TuoAAs a. bA0oors. Defendant
Astion brought I'm the District Court of the
10 snd fos the county OF storey. and the com
plaint nlsd IN saii county. In the once OF IN.
cierk q ssid d tries cosrt. on the iT'h day Of
Juiy. 4. D.. is1s.
TIE State of Nevada sesds sreetins to rhomA.
4. Baerott defendant: Ycu are her. hy required
The sbove nAmei plala,if. in the district Court
of tbs Tirss Jaaicsai District of . state o.
Nsvada. IN md for the county cf siorey. and
answer the compliant nhd thsvin. within zen
DAY. l-ze.usly. of the dsy Of .sryie., .nss 'hs p,
said eosnty. o.. m s~rved out q said county.
vithia twenty days and In othsr cases. teiy
days; OF judgment By dsfsult viii be iAhsn
assinss you according 10 the prayer "' s>'a
complaint.
Ths said scsion 10 brought TO eb'sia . Jude
nsns snd decree Of ssid court forever dis-oN
Ing the bonds of msfrinosy exis;ing orsween
yoa. Thomas A. Bag, ott. defendant. and this
plalnti6. awsnlinx 10 plaintiff the sole eae'
custody a.d eoatroi of Ali .. i-sne o. ~ald n.sl.
fAse. aasf etGhte~n y~a's. and now rs,u.he
ViSk plainsiG In said county of story and io'
cosss q suit II " ails-sd IN rl.intin . esu.
plant thai yoa. defsndAnt. hive iof W. psIs
u oas vsar lsst psst hiled and nesles'cu W P.o
vids this plaintiff with ths eommoa neee.-sries
% ne. which fAilarv and neglect have no, eees
esnssd by pov,r rag on ySuf pArt which coali nos
hsvs h>-s svoSdsd b. ordinary Industry. which
vt1tnses tally seVssr By refsrsnes 10 plsannn
seapisisf hsfvia cn de, eopy Of which Joa
Al ysu a., hereby n,tined that ~ you fsil 10
answer ths complaint. the said plaintiff vii
sppiy 10 the Court for tue relief tnere de
mena~u. a.. - 81 an.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-26
NOTICE TO ultNRoIpfRs.

TuE UNDERSIGNED Has THIS DAY
i commenced an action In the District Couri
of the First judicial District of the state OF
Nevada. in and for the county ,f storcy, In
which se,i he 10 plaintiff and ANNIE
KEILY 10 dsE infant. which setion 70 brought
20 enforce . u O In favor VI plaintiff and
against DESCENDANT, up.n the west half OF the
north thirty.dve feed of lot numhsr rir itl.
bloch number forty. seven ttiD. Range d. In tbs
Oity OF Virginia county VI sieret. stale of Ne
vsda. toesther with the tenemehir, heredliA
msats and appurt-nances thereunio belongins
which lien IL 10 secure the sun of Sis -, Ia
gold coin of tho United states. and u eiaimed
under and By virtue VI the Act Of the Leg sis
turs Of the State of Nevsda entitled " An Act
o. secure iisas 20 meehanicr and others. aud to
rspsAi ell other Acts In relation thereto. ap-
proved March .. isfs.
Nov, thsrefors. all pcrsons hav ne. holding
OF claiming liens upon sad premises. under
the prpyisions % sald Act. ere hereby nottnsi
90 b. soa APPEAR before sAit Court ON fkiDAn.
ths sth DAY of October. A. u. lssd. 81 10 oeioek
4. n, the cane being day of the regular oe'o'
b<r term A. ID. isI6. % said Court. ant =" ek.
hibls then and there the proof OF their ssid
iisns.
Virginia. Nevada September u, isId.
a. a. CODDIN0rOS. Piaintin.
n. m. rArLon. Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
seit iaw3s Tn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-26
lorrictAL-l
PROPOSED AMENDMENT

A Nd REVISION or the CONSTITUTION
"A Of the state of Nevada. passed st the -sv-
snth session Of the Legislature:
Rssoirsd, By the Ass.mbly. the senate con.
CURING. Thai the Constitution VI the state OF
Nsvsda b. amended a. foilows:
Amend section I of Article *. OF the Con.
stltution Of ths state of Nevada - - To read
sscr,oS 4. The nscai yeAs shall commence
% The let day of December In eseh year.
Paced January ID, ISIS,
RssoSrsi, By the Assembly. the senate eon-
eurrlna. Thai our hi-tJry ~ sts'e has taught
us the necsssity of revising the Con-iitnuon;
ne thsrpfors recommend the elector-. 81 ire
nsxt sl~etiou for msmbers % the Legislature.
20 vote for Or against the calling OF aconyvn-
lion fsr the parposs q, rcvislng the Constitu-
ton Of the STATE Of Nevada.
PAassd February Is. isss.
I hereby certify the forveoins 10 De uas
esplss from tn. oruasi snroll-d h"-"'a'''n'
wiinsss my hana and the urssi sssi OF the
]. ID. MINOR.
sui fawsmTu secr~tsrv of s'.'r.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-26
sTocKNoIpras' NETTING.

DALrix RI CONSOLIDATED Nrnino
ID OOMPANv.- .--Tbs anupI mating of ibe
-tIeth herp Of the sbove named Company. for
The slrrtIon Of Trustees IN I the Transaction o.
each other businss. = .ay come nsfcss y. I'll!
rhurrSay In Oetobes). q the boar Of I o'clock
.. =, Of that day. st the once Of the Company
In Gau Frabcisco, California. Transfsr books
sill be einsed on WEDNESDAY. September n.
~ q. A. sArKKy sserstary.
s.e SV.-rs.~. ..i,fcrnis. ssissa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-26
sTuCkNoIpfRS' NETTING.

curRo NrsIx0 ooMpANY THE AN.
y nasl meeting Of the stoctho dsrs Of the
sssv. SSspssy sa ;: s:,S = he Sss q sss
Yrsseises. % tRlDAy. 0eiober slh. 4. d. is5s.
q The hosf Of O'Clock 2. H.. for the siectio. o.
Dirsetors 10 servs for The ensuing year y q the
srsasaetioa Of %. b otAaF basiIsss % may rome
ssrssa ". d. RHYNoLps. sssr.,sy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-26
DELINQUENT SALES.
, LAsAaA nISIsa coArAxr.-

A Loeaiiou u prineipsi plsos Of suAanss''
II Loss,ioa Of .orIs. Pisusy NIniae pissries,
Sn,,es There are dsliaquent upoa the fol-
io.ins.a,-eribsd stock, On accounk ~ 49,
-, ~ "a levied ON the itth day Of August,
is-,, iss .eysrai amoants sst oPposits TIE
name. Of the r.-psetivs sharshssesn, - @'-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-26
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

TN the DISTRICT c0uRr or THE
u rir.t Judictai District of th- stats OF Ne
vida. IN and for the county Of etorey.
10 he msiisr of the k-tAts of chAhLhS
n QAMMONs. Deceased
Nosics is hsrsby given that the under-isn ned.
Aininissrsfrtr OF the Estate OF Charles u.
s.mmons. 10 the ere iifors Of. and all person-
ssvins elaims seAinst. the said deees-ed 70 ex'
hibit thsm. with the necessary v.aenir,
-sshin ten months After the nrst tubiieatior
n sAis notice. 10 IN. .sii Adminisifafrix. ~
her rssldsocs, on fetaiums strest. told uhi'
MAR0ARkr p. oAMMoNs,.
Atministrstrix of the k<tAie VI Charles h'
A. DrIxr UAsr N. her Attorneys.
"A laNlu w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-26


And in seeo,dspes with IN ordss Of the Dosrd
of Dirscsop. made 90 the sia day Of ns'th.
is1s, 70 may ,hsrss Of each parcel of such
tock - might Be neeessafy vsrv Adysftissd 70
b.,old % publi sueilou. q the once of me
Q jmpsny, 30. 50 Academy Buildins. no. 80
I'ins siress. san Ynpeiseo. csliIofnA on
rharsisy the twenty = "a Cl5th) day oi say
isf0 81 tie hus OF ii o'elosk .. OF ,sld dAy 20
.,av said q. iii quent sssssement inerevn. to.
r,thsr With c .. of advertising and sipenses
y The % .; o. d-shsress tbs said ds!inquen.
all, q the tinss and p'aee ., spscisea w sssa
notice, Ws. prvvutsd and sn.oln.d ~ % ~.
iuncttsn issusd oui " the D.triet Court Of the
Si,'Ssrssth Juiieiai District. In the cass OF =.
csh.,I vs ! q. d.ia MostaGn's o. a., the said
Kpirk tbocher MIN ne Compeny and whereas
~ ipiupc,ios vss duly dis Owed and ~ aside
b. ssIi DisSiet Court on The s1d dap OF rep
,,,.b =. ISIS, po,Ics 10 hsrsby given that %
AN, share. of ssrh isresl of such sscck ~
msy b. tsscssaiy viii Ne sod d Iubi,c aue-
rIon, ai the one. ~ the Company. No. % Aesd.
any Bul.d hs. No. - ", . street. Nan fran.
i-co. c.h ornis. on TUE.DAY. the tenth
tiothj dsy Of October, is7s. d the bosr q
,lsv,n ,iil oelo, a. =. Of said day. 10 pay ssld
dsiInq sht sssessmsnt theroa, Together with
costs " sdvertisii and sxpenses of the saie.
J u. BAYRE. pscretsry.
ones-Ns. y Academy Buiiding, Ne 80 fine
street, San rrrnciseo. California. ss7sh
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NOTICE.

rrs n woLr Is NOT AUTHORIZED 10
6U caiisss money for our account. rlsa,s
...hs 1870 direct os 10 Msssrs. srEitS
soN' ~''~ ' 7. v. suAEyfKn d CO.
..rs san Francisco. caliiossia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-26
< sISxEysloS,ES 7; s,I.,I,; a.SISs ,;...

n cosPANY.-Lscaiion Of Phseipsl place
eloessios q ~oris. An:iiess Tisi Mining
District. storey county. Nevada.
owl described stock, On sccesss 81 e>v<ss-
.nent mo. lsj levied on ths sist day OF hsfah,
,snfs of the respective sharshoIdsu. ~ FOL.
ows: -.
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n. sTAnonARY ENGINEERS.

-,our.AR NETTING EVERY sArunDAY.
X SvINiN0. q f:so O'Clock. 81 hisen
~ Haii, D sirsst viyisis osy'
ohx III r. GREENWOOD. R. =.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-26

TYRE ] Ell A. =; A.: rs
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WANTED.

AN xxpKRfNcKD ctSvAssKR ON A
"A 4 NV snd fast selling WORK. for Virzinia
ma Ooid tini Apply q yoseph oiost's house.
bssvsen OR % . sesosxins carpenter snop s.a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-26
norlcf TO DEBTORS.

NJ ya.NKGNaEIxER nAviNS :, nstianp ~ sI.,,h
uUs ffou businees on srcount ot w hesth.
- n.i.s Al yut 10 l<svs Gold fIiil. calls upon
m mos iadsbtei ~ him TO eome and .~us
i.ssdiaisiy, ~ - 10 snabis him To leave"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-26
NOTICE.

ALL PRISONS HAviA ANY CLAIMS
"A sssinst the Pseinc @ ast pioneer soeieu
are requested u pee.~nt the same 10 the under
signsd. q Judge XMAS once, street, VIZ
- is LEE McGowN. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-26

AN uPMoHr PORTABLE BOILER. WITH
"A susips and holstinx apparatus eompis's
eli In eood order. A barx.ln may pe nsi "
sDHli:s iSs 80 .ooa. App' I" 'h' ' ssiaf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-28

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w quested 10 announce w. n. Morton
us n candidate fof City Marshall. election
Tuesday, April 4, 1876. Il
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-28
The Texas rncincR ond.

The Texas aud Pacific company pro-
posses 10 construct new line from the
Mississippi 10 the Pacific without a dol
lar of subsidy, still placing the road
under the control of Congress In the
matter OF rates for both freight and
passengers But the Union Pacific
monopoly Is bitterly opposed 10 such u
work, Why ? II would save the ooun.
try from u tax Of five TO six millions n
year in eXorbitant charges for trans.
portnliOn. IN not that reason enough Z?
This blessed Union Pacific carries pas.
sengers from II. Louis 10 san Francis
60 for SIG, aud allows 81. Louis rail.
roads the magnificent sum of - for
transportation from this city to Omaha,
more than one-lflh OF the distance.
~ II any wonder that such u company
has grown rich enough 10 defy the
government In the matter OF Is
Indebtedness, and 20 como before Con.
gress with n proposition TO build an
other Pacific railroad for nothing? Az
they have robbed the country OF near.
~ enough 10 build such road, they
generously propose to execute the
work upon the single condition OF
making thc robbery a perpetual and
indeleasiOle right. They have annu.
ally millions TO spend, not In legiti-
mate work, but In preventing others
from building Il road that would exer-
else a wholesome competition and save
the country from annual millions in
the shape OF eXOrbitnnt charges. This
great monopoly is growing richer aud
stronger from year to yeer, and II the
West and South in Congress are pow
eross TO resist its influence now, let
the whole country be resigned to bear
the burden for years to come. ST.
Louis Republican.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-28
The Carnival season at Rome.

A Rome correspondent says the car
nival season il just opening, and 1t il
expected that all will now begin TO
make themselves merry according TO
their means, and no stop will be put TO
mirth until the bell sounds for the en-
trance upon the solemn Lent season.
But us lie goes at present, there is u
good deal OF elegant display, both with
in and out OF doors. The swells of the
Corso and the milksops of fashionable
life are brilliant with those charms
superadded by the tailor and halter TO
the graces which nature has bestowed,
with not stinted hand, upon the Ro-
man youth. These DO not lose their
opportunity to become actors upon u
conspicuous scene, where weak heads
are made to turn, and weak hearts to
palpitate, to the point OF captivation.
They carry such merchandise Ms they
have to the matrimonial market, and
the bargain and sale goes on while the
season lasts, and foreign ladies, with
certain or uncertain incomes, take
their pick from the abundant crop of
Italian barons, marquises and counts
The Italians make the charge that
American ladies', with fortunes not
less pretty than their persons, are
those who have the greatest weakness
for titles, and are the most eager in
their chase for those who wear them.
There is no lack of English and other
foreign ladies who have been success
full in such pursuits, running the risk
of the good or bad luck which follows
matrimonial as well rs otter human
ties. Not less than the average
amount Of connubial happiness has
followed such connections, and, so far
as that is concerned, there is not much
cause for lamentation. But rs for the
charge of ladies running after these
masculine beauties, with their added
ornaments of titles, it is noDsensica
afreetation to hold that the running is
all from one side.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-28

Jonathan Case of Hoosac, N. Y, is
wealthy, and eighty years old. A
bright, young widow charmed him,
and he married her silly. His wedding
present was on, thousand dollars in
cash. "Now, go home" said the new
wife, "get all your bonds, mortgages,
and money, and bring them here. !
will take good care of them and YOU"
He went, out his family having learned
of the marriage, imprisoned him In
his house, declaring that he should not
reioin his wife. He had made will
giving them his property, and they did
not want to be fooled out of 1t. Mrs.
Cuse sent carriage and stout driver
to get the old man, but the effort failed.
Then she went herself and, aided by
hired man, besieged the house. the
doors of which were locked. Her hus-
band shouted encouragement to her
from a window, and pistols were
brandished by both parties, but she
had to go away without him. The
courts will decide.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-28
A Betray ed Husbands Revenge.
From the sandusky Register.


The little village OF Bettsville, San
eca county, near riifin, Is shaken from
center to circumference. 1t appears
from information Cleaned from an ex-
change In reference to the affair, that
Mr.. s. Norton, of the above village,
has for some time suspected his wife,
during his absence from home, Of be-
ing improperly intimate with II Mr..
Chapman. For months the husband
kept his own counsel and awaited
events; but at last he became SO troub-
led c0ncerningthe matter that he spoke
to Chapman about it, but the latter
nevertheless persisted In continuing his
visits to the house during Norton's
absence.
The other evening Norton happened
to go into store where Chapman was
loafing, and almost immediately Chap
man sneaked out and proceeded direct
ly to Norton's residence. The nus
bands suspicious were aroused, and he
went hurriedly home and actually
caught Chapman and Mrs. Norton in
the latter's apartment, both talking
earnestly and excitedly on what they
considered private subject.
The infatuated husband ut once drew
revolver aud snapped it at Chapman,
but the weapon hung fire; and AS
| Chapm was making al effort to es"
cape from the room, Norton caught
hold ofa coal oil lamp that was burning
on the bureau near by, and hurled it at
Chapman, striking him in the face.
The lamp exploded; the pieces Of glass
cut Chapman's face terribly, and the
burning oil ran in streams of fire over
his person, burning one of his ears al
most off, destroying the sight, 1t is
thought, of both eyes, literally cooking
his breast and shoulders, and burning
the hair all off his head. The fire was
at last extinguished, but it was feared
that Chapman was burned 80 badly
that he would die.
We learn, however, that he Is now
improving. The physician who at
tends him says that he will doubtless
lose both his eyes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-28

Tn 1863 gentleman was passing
over Pont Neuf, Paris, one night, with
n lantern. A man came up to him
and said "Read this paper" He
help up his lantern and read as fol-
lows:
nspeak not word when you've this read,
or in nm instant you'll be dead
dive me your money. watch anu rings,
With other valuable things
Then quick, in silence, you depart,
OR with knife will cleave your heart
Not being man Of much pluck, the
affrighted gentleman gave up ms
watch and money and ran OIL. de
soon gave the alarm, and the highway
man was arrested. "What have you
to say for yourself?" inquired the
magistrate before whom the robber
was ushered. "That am not guilty
of robbery, though i took the watch
and money" "Why are you not gull
ty ?n asked the magistrate. simply
because can neither read nor write. i
picked up the paper just at the mo-
ment | met this gentleman with o
lantern, Thinking 1t might be OF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-28

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w auested to announce w; w. PEAK M. US
q candidate for Justice oil the fehce ios
cinct No. /, Dallas county, at the ensuing
electiOn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-28

some value, | politely nsked to read i
hr me, lle complied with my re-,
quest, and presently handed me his
watch and purse, and then ran or
supposed The paper 10 Ice OF great val.
we Ia him, and that be thus literally
rewarded me Tor iludinB u, lie gave
me no llno 10 return thanks, which,
out of polileuers, ! waa ready to per
furm,N The gentleman accepted the
plea, and withdrew his complaint
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w Quested to announce Willie \. Clark
as n candidate for City Marshal, at the elec'
ton In April next.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND Ne.
w auested to announce Evan r: Graves
as a candidate for Justice OF the Peace Ior
Precinct No. |, Dallas County, a. the ensu-
M, ofnatinp
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED. AND RE.
w auested TO announces Major Euge ~
Paase' Precinot No. |, Dallas County, at the
next eleotion. 30 h..
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Attorneys at Law.

~'s-e~-
j. NJ. Hayes, 90i Commerce street, Ddllas,
Texas. Special attention paid TO land
claims. Jan9dtf
John NJ. SteInmons, Attorney at Law, No.
2O5 North Side Public Square, upstairs.
oct29-dtf
Aldredge Geo. NJ, 4O5 Main street, near
Courthouse. IL
Carleton J, H., over China Hall, No. 500
Main street, with Leigh q Carnes IL
Downs 4 Jenkins, Courthouse, opposite
Clerks office. II
Mccoy Il Mccoy, office south side of Court
house square. II
Thurmond & Ray, ONCE corner Main and
Jefferson streets, near Courthouse. IL
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George p. Rowell, of New York city,
has been authorized to construct;
building on the Centennial grounds lOr
the exhibition of American newsPs.
nars II IL the intention to exhibit
therein files of eight thousand such
publications, all accessible 70 Jour ,,iii
ists, whose headquarters the pace WI,
be- Desks and other requisites i9r :
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pnys,cians and surgeons.


Jno. ii. Morton, Md, Office over First Ma
tional Bank. Residence corner san Jacinio
and HARDWOOD streets, Dallas, Texas.
jan25dlm
w. s. oldham, office In Mitchie's building,
opposite the LeGrand hotel, Main street.
Janlldtf
j. II. Gibbs, NJ. D., III. X. Boswell, M. D.,
Physicians and Surgeons. Special attention
given to diseases and deformities of eye and
nOv2l-tf
Munday ]. c., M. D., Office over Wheats
store, Main stI Get; Office hours, am. TO
nm. II