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CO. ton and Lee University, to take
charge of the Graded School at Woodstock
for the session beginning September 10Th,
| 1875 rd
Mr.. Haislipis recommended in the high
est terms by the Faculty of Washington
and Lee University, fol his achoiarly at
! tainments, capacity az . teacher and char
by Mr.. W. w. LOGAN, who has been ed
ucated at Roanoke College and has had ex-
| perence as teacher, and other ceInpe-
| tent Instructors.
THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT
will be divided into three grades, and
these grades, If necessary. subdivided.
| sI In this department all the ordinary Eng
| llsh branches, as usual in Graded Schools.
| will be taught, embracing Spelling, Read
ing Writing, Arithmetic English GRAM
J mar Geography. &c. In the
HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT,
will be taught Latin. Greek, Algebra, &C.
ometry, Ancient and Modern History, Ele-
| mentary Natural Philosophy and AS.
| ronomy.
! Higher English Branches per month sac
! higher English Branches and one
| classical study in addition peg month 30
| classical Course 500
In addition to these studies, those whe
desire it, can, by payinga special fee, have
az opportunity of studying French, Ger
man. Higher Mathematics. &c.
A CHEMICAL LABORATORY
will be ATTACHED to the school and great
pains will be taken to make the study of
chemistry attractive. a
Those who complete the course satistae-
toryly in the High School Department will
| be capable of entering any of the colleges
| of first rank. f
Special attention will be paid in bot.
departments to Elocution and Composition
Both boys and girls will be admitted.
Gentlemanly department and ladyTika.
behavior will be required, and strict dis
cipline will be maintained. aa7
G5y- Board for scholars can be had III
private families upon moderate terms.
P.,J. FRAyEL,) .9a
g. W. MILEY, Board OF
l. HIRE BIRD, Trustees
sept 2-1tf s lo - He ~
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TIE told me my eyes were quite black,
Aud the brig htess of any he knew;
I b.ashed and locked down-could help it
II 1 couldn't, how could I? could youf
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Mr.. Manning Of Mill square, whose store is In
the Same block hs the bAIlh, next came upon tho
scene. He ran out OF his store with Reming-
ton repeating rlhe, and took Il deliberate aim
and nred from the corner, Mr. Bates calling out,
Jump back now, or they'll get YOU" Next Mr.
j. Is. Hide came ~ with dOuble-Darreled shot-
gun and discharged the two barrels and retired
10 reload. The Rev. Phillips also took u turn at
the scoundreis, and H. Stacey delivered a cool,
deliberate aim. Mr.. Bates next heard report
fall from his horse. The horse made a falterinR
plunge forward and then suddenly stopped, aud
the man pitched over on his face TO tue ground,
and Ia a few moments was dead. This shot was
nred by Henry Wheeler from an old carGius
from out one Of tho windows Of the Dampier
house, from the very room IN which this report
10 written. Sir. Manning was still ming, and as
ne creDt TO the corner to hre MIR. Waldo called.
lake good aim before you fire. lmm,-
up the street, and the rider began To reol ana
sswaS 20 and re. aud sudienly fell to the ground,
man Immediately rode up, dismounted, and
spoke TO t1e prostr"ls man, who was stretched
OUT az iull lehsth, supporting himself on his
outstrelched arms. when he rolled over on uiS
back Ihsn The other man took from nm lis
ShIIIuge otlt ahd l"o plstols, and. femouullng
Another horsemaD, finding Mr. Mannine's FIR.
too hot dismounted from bis horse aud got 90
tbs opposite side " II for protection, when an
unerring ball from the Remington brought the
horse down, the man running behhd soIne
Do1es which were piled beneath the staircase
before mentioned, and now snsued II lively fusil.
Jade between this isliow ana Manning, tho
scoundrs keeping himself well under cover.
Hut a Dall from Wheeler n.usket struck the
Fellow IN the leg half WAY above the knee. lilo
AZ once changed ms pistol TO the left hsud, and
erasped the wounded limb with the night, stlll
uylug 10 get AZ Manning. Finding himself get
ung weak, he turned and limLed un up the
put seeing Bates with pistol Ia his
sia nu, ne sent ball ~hlzzing toward that gem
Ssdnsn stathE the side Of his CHEEK and the
hnS H. u, us nose aud buTyinR itself 10 a collar
s,na ~ %, ne store Mr.. hate, says no feels Inc
saw he w, o a IN us car SIN, and the BALL lie
.ss, Gay Nothned ever saw. he man 'I mYn nou
s"" ss Ia got opposite 10 Mr.. Norria's s,ors
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STEAMBOATS, auo RuIIrulos.
EOR NORwALK DIRECT.

Z meeting with Danbury NorwaiK and New Haven
Railroads nv steamer AMERICUS, daily Sundays
excepted from JEWELS dOcK, Brooklyn, $50 r. NJ.
ler 81, East river 2;t5 p. NJ OF $50 st. East
river, ats r. NJ Fare IS cents. Excursion tickets 90
cent?.
NOR ALBANY,-Ihe new and splendid steamer
i Escort Capt. x; G; Hotallng Passage, so cents /:
with berth. 81. Win leave New YORK for Albany
every Monday, Wednesday ana Friday, at $50 r. NJ.
Freight taken a. reduced rates Pier 49, foot franklia
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dllinss anO srquors.

niiIIIP ASClIEN BAGH,
Il OklkN lAL WINE VAULT,
Agent Tor 81 helcla and Napa Valley California Wines
Branlits, and Champagne, sOuthW est corn Bow.
cr aud GrAnd SIS, under the Oriental Bans "
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when he cried out 70 his retrestlne companions.
any God, boys. you are not aoips 20 leave me
/ am shot" One Of the party. riding sorrel
horse with I,eht tall and m sne, turned and took
the wounded an up behind him.
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BANANA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC MAIL

STATE LINE or STEAMEHS x,,vo,x
From Pier IS. foot OF Canal st., n. II.
STATE OF NEVADA. Thursday. Sept, a;
STATE OF INDIANA. Thursday, Sept. 81.
Saloon snd cabin passages at lowest rates
AUSTIN BALDWIN CO.. Agents. 72 Broadway
Sterrage ticket At 20 Broadway, aud at Company
pier. foot Of Canal st., n. X.
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@anito-

4 r p JOHNSON ST, Brooklyn-New machines
y sold or exchanged; paying work sent and returned
rec good operators make good wages work gusran.
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$Orsts, 6aums,s, d.
NOR SALE-Three young horses one iron gray
mare suitable for either husnesh truck lager
beer irucA as) one ba h mare, suitable either Tor
carriage or Tor milkman also small Canadian pony,
suitable Tor saddle or carriage II hands high four
wagons suitable Tor pcdlcr also nne young nanny
goat also lot OF nne geese aud chickens INQUIRE
the corner OF Pacific and Schenectady avs BrOOAlyn
Price $3.50, SH5 and $50
DOR SALE-Thrce pony built horses suit farmer
EXPRESS or any business at mali value trial given
No 30 West Sd st., between sullivan aId Thompson sta
nor SALE-POny built horse, and other horses
II young ana sound SUIT any business 500, $50 400
No. IL Hester st.
NOR SALE very cheap-GOod, sound horse, nearly
Il new top wagon, and harness t2i East 9th st..
bakery.
VNOR ALE-seeond.haud Abbott Downing wag.
way
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Annibtrsarms.
DIREcTIoNs To REACM NM GROuNp.

The 9Th av cars viii convey passengers to 10th ct
within . minutes walk OF the ground -
The Elevated Road Will connect at 3Oth st. with Uud.
son river cars 90 Manhattanyllle Train r. NJ.
Inc "a ana 81 railroads connect with Manhatt
yille cars AZ lsoth ST. also withn minutes walk OF
the ground. $3.50 -
Tho HARLEM Railroad, from 42d ST., will leave pas.
sengeIs llOh and i2bth sta and ith Trains leave
1890, 1880, ana $50 4. NJ. ~
Carriages will proceed through Central Park and
ilOths., newly graded 10 10th av where convenient
platform VIII be found at llBth 81 Those desiring 10
remain IN their own conyeyances will turn feN wards
south OF tins point where safe enclosure provided
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arn @ooos.

Ia EEP'S patent partly.made dress shirts. she very
IN best Tor 80 can he flushed easily hemminE
del phlh
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dalOOO anO q OIL.

(WkE-s3 per chal ron, delivered. Orirr' b! matt
" promptly attended to. Offrr, id2 Nr.t lhlh st.
near 10th aV. CRAPSFR BUKNS,
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For city Treasurer.

Especial attention on the part of oul
city readers is asked to the announce.
ment of Mr.. J. w. Bowen, who this
morning presents his claims as a can.
didate for the position of City Treas.
urer at the April election. The gen.
tleman is well and favorably known to
this community, of stainless integrity
and acknowledged ability, and should
he be the choice of the people, will fill
the office with credit to himself and
satisfaction to his constituents.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Services at all the churches to-day.
Prime peachblow potatoes were
retailing yesterday at seventy-five
cents q bushel. 'aHts giti Z
Rev. j. H. venabIe will hold
divine service OF the Odd Fellows,
Hall this morning at eleven o'clock.
Now Is the winter of our discomfort
made pretty fair summer by weather
more appropriate for May than jan
uary. ,aa loss iils 500 30
1T is "marble.timen with the bows
but they complain that they cannot
find dry ground enough on which to
make a ring. y .isRp p. IAN lad
ANY one having secondhand
show case for sale can hear Of q 81 p,lr-
chaser a e through our apreferred specialp
eoiumn.gs4 d - = Issve s. 81 obi al stas
AfxlIIs i IL i u T. 81 IffafI 80 sl5t,N f
Judge Burfordleft last might for
Ennis whore he proposes to spend the
sabbath In profound meditation and
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MENDING OUR WAYS.
The Pavement scheme BEFORE the Com.
smittee of Nine and the Board b,
/ ,ha WEN of Aldermen.

Yesterday morning the committee
of citizens appointed to consider the
project of putting down sidewalks and
sewers in the city met at the City Hall
in conference with committee from
the Board of Aldermen. Three vari-
etles of paving were Ciscussed-th
Nicholson, that of two-inch plank COW
cred with gravel, and a cordoroy sys-
tenn Of bois Dare logs covered with
gravel and sand. The City Engineer
was asked to estimate the cost
of the different. schemes pro-
posed and submit a report to a meeting
to be held on Tuesday next. The
same officer was also requested to
make and submit to the committee es-
Inmates of the cost of sufficient
amount of sewerage to drain the city.
The subject is of incalculable interest
to every taxpayer, and the actions of
the committee will be carefully scru-
tiniZed,
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REDUCED RATES FOR REX.
Comm endNbIe Action on the Part OF
the Texas and Pacific Railroad
Company.

The annexed dispatch, received in
this city yesterday, is proof that the
Texas and Pacific Railroad Company
will do all in their power to make the
celebration on the oath as successful as
the most sanguine could wish:
nan MARSHALL Texas, January 81, 1876.
To Bogharib, Lord High Chamberlain:
The Texas and Pacific, in obedience
to the mandate of His Most Gracious
Majesty, will Immediately cause to be
promulgated reduced tariff of fares
for the benefit of all loyal subjects who
may desire to visit the royal capital,
and witness the triumphant entry OF
His Most Blessed Majesty into the
commercial metropolis of Northern
Texas. God save the King
/ BY order of the Management.
w. ii. NEWMAN,
! So NSras General Passenger Agent.
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THE CANDIDATES.
Experimenting Mt the Courthouse Y es-
terday Afternoon AN Inter.
esting Occasion. lo

Yesterday afternoon number Of the
candidates for State and county offices
met their constituents at the Court
house and succeeded in stirring up con-
siderable enthusiasm. Addresses were
delivered by Colonel w. G. Holland,
Colonel Cochran, Major Downs, Hon.
John Henry Rrown, Major George
N. Aldredge, and other aspirants.
The only thing lacking was a
little opposition as it was, the
object of the speakers seemed
to be to see who could get
nearest "the great heart Of the peo-
ple,Y and every one of them made
efforts to that end. The meeting was
well attended and a lively interest was
manifested. ara riaM E9T
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Mr.. ]. Hall, of the mammoth crack.
er manufactory of Dozier, Weyl & Co.,
st. Louis, Is a guest at the Lamar.
Edward X. Thompson, representing
the cotton house of Hazard & Chaplin,
Providence, Rhode Island, is In the
city, a guest at the LeGrand. Mr..
Thompson viii locate in Dallas and
engage In the cotton business. We ex-
tend TO him hearty and cordial wei.
come and hopehe will be pleased with
bis new home. We recommend him
to our merchants. sssf Z n ~
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Circular.


AUSTIN, November 9th, 1863. J
JAS. Il. BARKLEY, sheriff Dallas Co., Dallas
owing To the incorrect manner IN which
lands are described on the ASSESSMENT
ROLLS and DELINQUENT LISTS filed In
this office the year 1879 several tracts on
which taxes had been paid were not erased
from said list when returned to the reSpec-
tive Sherlns for the forcble collection OF un-
paid taxes. .
Therefore, TO avoid all possibility OF put
ting any person who has paid his taxes to
any trouble or expense, | request that any
suit instituted against those who paid OF
claim to have paid their taxes for the year
1873, shall DO continued for further eXamina'
ton and correction whenever necessary
and, in case Judgment has been rendered in
any such case or cases, | request, further
that execution shall not be issued.
| request, also, that names OF persons who
paid or claim to have paid, and against
whom suits have been brought for the re
covery of taxes, be reported to this Office
with full and correct description of thu
lands on which they claim TO have beel
paid. t. .. STEPH. Ii. DARDEN,
jan2l-dtf Comptroller.
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JuD0E sILAs HARE,
Testimonial ~ WcspGci ~ the Honor
nbIe Gentleman From tho Ear
Of Dallas,

Yesterday morning the members of
the legal profession Of Dallas assem-
bIcd NJ the Courthouse, the object be-
Ing to offer TO Judge Hare-in Wow OF
the fact that the court over which he
has 80 ably presided IL soon to be abol-
shed, and the official relations between
the bar and bench thereby dissolved
slight testimonial Of the high respect
in which he is held by those who
should know him best.
The meeting was organized by call
ing Colonel John q, Mccoy to the
chair and the appointment Of George
N. Aldredge rs Secretary. .a a. as
Pursuant TO II motion to that effect
offered by Judge j, NJ, Thurmond, the
chair appointed a committee of seven
on resolutions, to-wlt: Messrs. j. M
Thurmond, II, S. Guy, Il. j. Brooks, u
IL, Carlton, Nat, NJ. Burford, II. j.
Goode and ID. NJ. Field. .
After brleI retirement, the com
mlttee reported the annexed resolu
lions; ..... ....... l..
WHEREAS, One Of the provisions o
the new Constitution abollshes tho
Criminal District Court of Dallas city
which, If adopted, will terminate oul
official relations with the Hon. Silai
Hare, Judge of said court; and,
WHEREAS, The members of the Dal
las bar are DESTROYS of expressing theil
appreciation of him as an officer andal
q gentleman; therefore, he il
BesoiU0d, That his entire official ca
reer has been signalized by emlnen
ability, and unqualified Integrity;
That in his social intercourse will
the members of this bar, he has won
their highest respect and esteem;
That it is with deep regret that VI
are soon to sever our relations Will
him which have ever been OF the mos
pleasant character; f. DBL. ...
That the Secretary of this meeting
be requested to deliver a copy OF thes
proceedings to Judge Hare, and q cop,
to each of our citypapers, with the re
quest that they publish the same;
That the chairman of this meetin
be instructed to presents copy OF thes
proceedings to the said Court, now i
session, and request that the same b
spread upon the minutes thereof.
The resolutions were unanimousl.
adopted.
Judge Hare replied in most felil
itous manner, dwelling at some lengt
upon the social good feeling eXistin
between himself and the bar, and e2
pressed his deep regret at the separa
ton which must ensue-not that /
desired longer to retain the office, ft
he gladly laid aside the trials and r.
, sponsibilties which SO environ it--bl
the social ties he had formed wei
. such that he should treasure to the en-
, of life.
Champagne and more solid comfor
laid out in an adjoining room the
claimed the attention of the compan
and wine and wit flowed, and toas
were drank, and compliments passe
q fitting close to n meeting in ever
way pleasant, except for the object fl
, which it was called.
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For The House of Representatives.
Attention is called to the announce.
ment of Captain James j. Downs, OF
this city, as a candidate to represent
Dallas county in the lower house of
the Legislature.
Captain Downs is rising young
lawyer of our city, and in every re-
spect worthy of the confidence of the
people of Dallas county. We COM
mend him to the voters, with the as
surance that if elected he will make
them an intelligent and industrious
member. & 3 R@As
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EIecIiou Tickets,

THE HERALD will print 4 general
election ticket, for the coming elec'
ton, and have the same sent to each
voting place in the county before cleo
ton day, which will have the regular
Democratic State ticket and such
names of candidates IN the county and
district as may leave their orders to
that effect. Tho price per name VIII
be ~. Special tickets viii be printed
at 81 per thousand Orders will be re-
ceived up to Thursday, the 10Th OF
February. '."
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the day following in gentle converse
with the voters Of that ilk, Glen
take them in"
Tho honest workingman IL right
eously indignant, because lashlonable
trousers are being cut after the style OF
his oyeralls,
Tho match game with which Free
MANS now billiard saloon was to have
been opened h postponed, much to the
regret of "A number of admirers Of the
noble game
The ladies Of the ty will, to'mor'
row night, present stand of colors TO
the Stonewal Greys. The ceremony
will take place at the Courthouse, ana
those who have received invitations
will please present them at the door,
"A darkey in white linen attracted
considerable attention on Main
street yesterday afternoon. But
he was not 30 very ihr
Off considering the sultrlness OF the
day,
The members Of the Dallas Turn
ereln will find u notice Of II special
meeting Of their society elsewhere IN
this paper. AS business of importance
will be considered ut The meeting, the
President urges n full attendance,
loves young dream has been re-
allied by the happy mortals below
named Anyhow, licenses for them
to marry were issued by Judge Har-
wood, Clerk of the District Court, dur
ING the week: j. A. Thomasson and
Mary l.. Keen; j. G. s. Haynes and
NJ. L, shelton; G. NJ. Howell and Mat
tie j. Thomas. ..I
List of kilograms in the Western
Union Telegraph Office January ~
Ohas. Scheuber, j. A. McHenry, A
King, VIM. McClellon, j. i. Ireland
A. p. Long, Jos. Gardner, Il. p, Cover
e Co., First National Bank Block
Jett Il Co.; II. c. Renniman, j. M
Hayns, j, s. Palochek Il Co., JET
Ward and Judge Reeves.
Wilson, the renowned tonsoria
artist of Elm street, hasa pet catiisl
that excites the rsibles of every on
of his regiment of patrons. 10 Sc
that fish 60 through the manual o
arms would raise the hair on the heat
of Lamar Rifleman, Suppose yo'
drop in there this morning and SCI
Wilson; he'll explain the matter T.
you satisfactorily. - ' '-
MIR. Washburne, of Illinois, a lat
accession to our business community
has rented a building near the depo
of the Texas and Pacific Railroad, an
! is putting in machinery preparatory t
go into the manufacture of choppe
feed for horses and other stock. Beside
being great convenience to livery
men, wagon-yard keepers and Other
who keep stock, this will create HON
market for large quantities of corr
oats and other grains.
-Alf. Burnett again convulsed
|, large audience with his broad hume
, at Fields theatre. No one man on th
continent can amuse an audience &c
an entire evening more thorough
, than can the inimitable Burnett, an
he is head and shoulders above tive
+, thirds of the comedy combinations
now on the road. Monday night
the last night of his stay in thecit,
and those who have not yet witnesse
t his representations should not fail
avail themselves of this opportunity,
REDUCED RATES FOR REX.
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Dentistry.

Why pay twenty or thirty dollars
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