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third street shot in left by unknown boy; ball ex-

third street shot in left by unknown boy; ball
Tacted by Or. White
Marcus Miller, thirteen. No. 2 Clark street. ncci-
dcntaly shot himself in the hand with pistol; wounds
slight; sent home
Henry o'Gorman, ten No. 22l Elizabeth street, shot
himself in fourth finger OF left hand slight flesh
wound left for home.
Julia Donnigan sixty, No 2s James street was found
corner OF oliver and Madison streets suffering from
severe cut her eyc taken 10 Chambers Street
Hospital
James Igo, nftccn, Of Eghty-cghth street and Lex
ington avenue, struck with stick by an unknown
man at Eightycight street and Third avenue, elbow
disocatcd left Tor home
Caroline Kouku twenty-five, No l53 East Fourth
street. shot IN ankle by Frederick knep, OF avenue
A. near seventh street Sent 70 Bclevue Frederick
arrested. .
John Dawes, twcnty-one, No AL West fity-sixth
street had his hand severely injured with pistol
John Dugan ioriy-nvc, No l03 Charlton street shot
in glutina region by James 0'Connor Of No l03 Cbar
ton street. the latter arrested, Dugan locked up Tor IN
toxcation =.
John Conroy, at twenty 1--WE minutes past nine "
Yesterday OF No iO5 East Fiity.ninth street while
bathing al the foot Of East Fifty seventh street was
accidentally shot calf OF the leg and taken home
John Davis, twcnty-ons OF NO. t2l west Thirty.
sixth street, shattered right bsnd with pistol
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So 000 and the stock Of Endicott Co.. printers sn1
photographers of the second floor, was damaged 10 the
amount OF $1,000 Damage to the building, &,000
Insurance unknown.
AZ twenty-five minutes past eleven A. NJ. No. 11S
West Finy.sccond street. two story framo dwelling.
owned and occupied by Christian Resen- Damage.
500: insurance unknown
At iorty.sx minutes past twelve r. NJ, cellar door,
northeast OF Grand and Mott streets, took hre
from some frccrackcrs No damage
At three y. NJ, pier No 80 North River; supposed
from sparks OF passing steamer Damage, 500
Al half past three p. NJ, No % vandcwater street,
occupied by Daniel Fogarty Damage slight
Al ten minutes past seven W.. No. 6sS Sixth ave-
nue.. occupied by L. Hyde Damage, $50 Cause un-
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ad Truck Zach company numbered on an average
sty FIVE men, who were dressed IN hroman's hats
d shirts black belts and pants. The start was made
nine O'Clock the ferry, and as soon as the
der 10 march given a national salute was hred
ON the Eagle Dock. The engines hose carriages ana
ucks were covered with flags aud rosctes, ana pre-
,ntcd very pretty appearance Four bands OF music
on. and as the hremen marched through the gayly
,aoraicd streets they were received with loud ana
'olonged cheering.
The following the line ofmarch from the erry;-
udsou TO Ninth street. down Washington 10 Newark,
sncc to Bloomfield ur 10 Eleventh street, across
eycnth TO Garden street. Down Garden street 10 FIRST
,~u 10 Meadow street, up Meadow street 10 Fourth,
PARK avenue down to Nnth street. thence 60 Willow
root. down FIRST, thence through Jackson street
I'd back TO the ferry Al The conclusion OF tho march,
bich vas made prolonged ovation By the crowds IN
street. each OF the 1re companies partook Of col
ton their respective headquarters and al the con-
ascn patriotic songs we're sung and toasts gwen On
cry hand the Of rich and poor were decorated
I'm the Stars and Stripes During the evening the
hec Of fireworks 10 be heard IN every corner OF
city and fortunately but few accidents have TO DC
corded
r0-DAYs pROcEYpiSGs.
Al half past six the Ninth regiment, OF Hoboken,
II assemble in the Eiysan Fields, under the COM
and OF Colonel Hart auer which they VIII parade
rough the principal streets The regiment will be re-
,wed by Mayor Russell and the Common Council
ten O'Clock today Mr. Hoffman will read the Dec
atlon oi Independence from the City Hall steps. In
evening there will be grand dspIy OF pt roiechncs
Tenth and Washington streets The celebration
be, Wthout doubt, one in every respect worthy oil
day.
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Farmers United states-ln fact, all tho leading
botels--are literally crowded vita Gags. and
before each ever since darkness came
there has been a grand display OF
pyrotechnica AS wrtcp procession is passing over
haliowed ground. the same rod by the Continental
troops Almost hundred years the most critical
period OF the Revolution; and those who load the line
Of march dressed in II o old Continental costumes
Despite the laencss OF tho hour halfpast eevcnl the
procession greeted With cheers and huzzas, and
often tho music OF the band Is completely drowned IN
the greetings OF the spectators Not only the windows
but the housctops are crowded with ladies and gentle
men who wave handkcrchcfs, down bunches Of
flowers and IN various other ways demonstrate their
enthusiasm. The procession Is headed soy superb
band from Allentown Pa. behind the band follows a
company OF cavalry and behind these numerous citi.
In carriages As tho procdssion passes from point
point bonircs are seen at every turning point The
air - filed with exploding fireworks, and canrons
belch forth their thunder from Washington head
quarters from Old Fort Nonsense and from the Green
No one sleep in Morristown tonight There
much excitement. too much noise, too much MUSIC
and too much patriotic enthusiasm.
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FIRE IN BROOKLYN.

About eight O'Clock last evening there was an expo
sion OF fireworks at No 2o7 Smith street The hrS
noor of the building was occupied by Frederick Som
mervillc as cigar store few days ago he laid IN
stock OF fireworks for sale The explosion was caused
by some person throwing Lighted match tho door
The proprietor and Francis Lent aged IL. were IN he
store tho time The young man was instantly
killed The body terribly burned party Of
men standing the door at the TIME were severely
burned about the hands and head. The loss build
ing and stock estimated by Marshal Ready at 00n
INSURED In the Germania Insurance Company for
90 Mo
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IN JERSEY CITY.

To-day IL may be said that Jersey City will % In
blaze Of glory but OF yesterday be said 1t was In
a whirlgig OF hustle Nothing like II has been wit
ncssod this generation, AND in all probability will
not be- Dealers IN Gags, bunting, lanterns and are
works rcapcd ricn harvest rich that small nags
could not be obtained at any price. The small flags
that sold at seveuyfve ceuis per dozen week
ago brought twcny five cents each. Dry goods deal
ers declared that their stock OF bunting exhausted
That there Ia - fortune IN tho business was the
general observation The HERALD representative in
his travels through every quarter Of the city could not
lnd one house IN which The decorations
we're not completed or progress Loril
iardis tobacco mandatory carried on the palm
The bunting throughout tho Interior OF tho building
was simply superb aud something not 10 be soon or
gotten The display IN Tho mercantile establishments
cost In several instances hundreds OF dollars Fore
most amoug these ths Mullins building. No. 1913
Newark avenue, which attracted crowds oil spectators
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In spite Of .hc popular economc prcssuro bias appro

in spite Of the popular pressure, has appro
priated twice much money usual for the ceeora
ton and private citizens have been lavish IN their out
laws for decorations There rs not house IN Newark
ana Essex county which Is not more or decorated
Some buildings are very handsomely ana pro
iusely decked out with red white and Oue
Portraits OF W ashington displayed most nuner-
ously. and everywhere there seems 20 have been
resurrection of the spirit OF 1875
The day will open with salutes and bell ringing me
civic celebration includes parade In the morning Of
the militia. the Fire Department anc benevolent so.
cetes, an oraton b. Cortandt Parker aud displays OF
fireworks st night There will be many independent
celebrations. the most important being patriotic
demonstration by the Essex County Democratic Club,
with speeches, music, recitations, SC
In spriue field there will be a gala iime-orations,
mn ok
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At NORRIsTOwN. N. ,.

This old Revolutionary city is Wild with excitement
10 night The fever began at sunset and will not ter
inmate until the sun sinks In the western horizon to-
morrow evening, the grand centennial Fourth OF
July The principal OF the city so crowded
with people that carriage access Is impossible There
are more people tho strects to night than
have ever before gathered together IN tho hiss
tory Of MorrisoNn. The AYenue House, The Mansion,
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YIRrs.

At hali-past eight o'clock last evening nre broke
out In No. 81 Bcckman street In an hour tho nre
was got under During the progress OF the hre William
H. Guy, OF Hook and Ladder Company No. Q, became
overcome with the beat and fell from the
sccond TO the nra noor, aud was seriously
injured internally Daniel Kccf, Of the hook
ard ladder slightly Injured about the
head A Dowing. French window glass importer,
Of the ars, door had his stock injured 10 the Of
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OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT.

Al man. whose name Is yet unknown, assaultet
Eliza Doughty. OF No. 1916 Myrtle avenue on the
open lots Myrtle Avenue Park. Williamsburg,
ana dur ne the struggle she made self defence ths
ruiiian broke her leg The Who thirty ycavs
OF age taken 10 tho Eastern District Hospital aud
the police search p tue man who committed The
assault
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YESTERDAYS CASUALTIES

DAMAGE TO LIFE, LIMB AND PROPERTY m NEW
ronK AND VICINITY.
Michael Lee. thirty-hve, OF No IS West street, shot
In the lct leg
James Mathews sixteen, OF No 1856 West Eighteenth
street, tcvcrcIy wounded IN the hanI by pistol
Alexander Kyle, twenty eight, No 227 East Thirty
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Al TRENTON. ". >.

The city is elaboraiey decorated and brilliantly u.
Illuminated tonight while fireworks are making the
heavens gorgeous Innumcrabc processona are pass
ing through the streets The utmost order prevails,
everybody striving TO celebrate the occasion In the
happicst
The New York herald., 1876-07-04
IN NEWARK TO-DAY.

Nowhere in the uuited states viii there be more,
arty celebration Of the Centennial Fourth Of July
.. IN Newark and is vicitity. The Common Council,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-31

The Illegal Rectifying Case.

The case of Noise Kahn, charged
with Illicit rectifying, came up before
Major Fearn, United States Commits
sioner, yesterday morning. Three wit
nesses were examined, whose testi-
mony was corroborative Of each other,
and the substance of which was that
Kahn, while doing business as a whole
sale .liquor merchant in this city, at
various times mixed or compounded
liquors by pouring syrup, made of su-
gar and water, and cologne spirits into
whisky, thereby increasing the num-
Der of gallons, and selling the COM
pound as whisky. The case was con-
tinued until this morning at half-past
nine o'clock, when the examination Of
witnesses will be continued.
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A SuiI In which u Reputable woman
sues u DisrrputabIe sheet for
Malicious Libel.

Some days since an article appeared
in the afternoon paper, under the head
of "a PrOcuress,n which stated in
substance that Mrs. starr, residing
ON the west side of the square, had
written note to n young lady for the
purpose OF enticing her into II house
Tor immoral purposes. Mrs. Starr, who
is an industrious and Woodworking
woman, of excellent reputation,
waited upon the nominal editorial
aborers of the sheet, for an eXplana-
ton and retraction, which was readily
promised, but charity given.
The facts in the case, as detailed to
the reporter by n gentleman who re-
ceived them from the lady herself, are
about AZ follows: Mrs. Starr does
plain and fancy sewing, and having a
surplus of work, wrotea young lady
friend note requesting her to call, as
she desired to give her portion of the
work. In the note she did not state
for what reason she desired her to call,
not deeming it necessary. by some
means the young lady's father procur-
ed the note, and coming down town,
was arrested and placed in the Gala
boose. While there, he handed the
note to his attorney, Judge-elect r. II.
West, who put the construction upon
it that the letter was written
with improper motives. and on this or
some other plea, secured dismissal of
the charge against his client. After
the appearance of the article, Mrs,
Starr visited the father of the young
lady, and he emphatically disclaimed
having put n bad construction upon
the letter, saying he knew for what
purpose it had been sent. Mrs. Starr
then had au interview with Judge
West and the laborers, in which she
was handed n paper containing re-
traction, without date or signature, in
return for which she signed paper,
which was not read to her until after
signing, relinquishing all right to pros
cute. The lady, afterward, however,
sought legal advice, which resulted in
her making affidavit, charging George
A. Cutler and Edward G. Ellis with
malicious libel. The warrant for the
arrest of the parties was placed in the
hands of the Sheriff, and by the time
they succeed in convincing an honest
and intelligent jury that there is
nothing in the case" they will proba-
bly, discover that there are many
things that man can more profitably
do than libel an honest, virtuous, in
dustrious woman. AS q matter of IN
formation, THE HERALD will inform
those ignorant of the fact that the re-
linquishment of right to prosecute by
Mrs. Starr, in no wise affects the
States right to prosecute, as will be
duly evidenced.
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The HERALD received a call last
evening from a. p. Cosgrove, Esq,
travelling correspondent OF the Fort
Wayne Daily Gazette, and agent fol
J. II. Chambers 4 Co., publishers, i'm
porters, booksellers and binders, ST.
Louis, Missouri.
Among THE HERALD's visitors yes
terday was G. w. Geers, Esq, editor
of the Denton Monitor. Mr.. Geers
will remain in our city couple Of
days, in the interests of his excellent
paper, a guest of the Commercial
Hotel.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Free bridge Give us free bridge
Or
Our county fair is an assured sue
cess.
Old Boreas still fingers to give us
an occasional blast.
Several handsome residences are
being erected on Ross avenue.
What has become of the Water
Works? Ditto, our paper mill.
The judicial mills have well nigh
ceased running for want Of grist.
-Cabell or Kerfoot? That seems to
be the absorbing question, and is likely
to be until next Wednesday morni pg
Buy the genuine Brazilian Pebbl
specks and eyeglasses for three dollars,
at Webb's, 500 Main st-eet.-Ad.
Several new business houses willie
commence operations on Elm street
on or about the lst of April.
The dust is intolerable, and unless
Fox brings out those sprinklers, THE
HERALD moves for court of in
quiry.
To-day Is the last day Of registra-
ton. Let all Of his friends register
and vote for Barnett Gibbs for City
Attorney.--Adu
Somebody ought to clamp that
Tice. He's been prognosticating again,
and the chances are we'll have north.
er on us when least expected.
County scrip wanted by johnson
q Manget, LeGrand Hotel, who buy
and sell railroad tickets to all parts of
u4 United States and Canada. I'D.
lis there seems to be no immedI.
nse ,n''stion Of resuming work on the
texas aid Pacific, Dallas must at
once comn,nce and finish her system
OF narrow-sao.e railways.
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The Lecture Last Night.

A wretchedly meagre audience, nu-
merically, greeted the eloquent blind
soldier, Captain Woodbridge, at the
Courthouse last evening. His lecture,
'How to Succeed" contained some
most useful advice and information,
which no man nor woman could have
heard without benefit, and was deliv.
cred In clear, eloquent and pleasing
style. rhe lecture should be repeated,
and II II is, The HERALD trusts that
no one who appreciates rare treat
will fail to be present.
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Poison turks in the air flow lying, marshy
localities, new clearings In the vicinity OF
sunken lots, on the outskirts of cities. and in
the atmosphere of tropical regions. Its name
Is Miasma, and 1t produces Fever and Ague
typhus, yellow fever, bilious remittent and
Intermittent fever. Dwellers in such I'M.
healthy localities, emigrants and travellers
should remember this, and procure that
most reliable preventative and remedy for
malarial diseases, Udolpho Wolfe's schiedam
Aromatic schnapps, marI-d&wly (9)
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DALLAS, Texas. March q. 1876.

11''NI IT e7<'''f ''rEsfNTE @Fi TNIVs
Messrs. Allen, Elliott, and others:
GENTLEMEN-Your call upon me is unex-
pected as had not thought OF becoming a
candidate for any public office, but appre-
ciating the confidence AID good will of my
fellow-citizens. you are authorized to use my
name as a candidate for Alderman of the
Third Ward, and should be elected, will
to the best of my ability serve the interests
of our city. Thanking you foryour kind ex-
preston, l am, yours respectfully,
mar3ldlt +. p. COWEN.
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We desire to call the attention OF
every candidate to the fact that they
must hand in their name for the gen.
eral ticket by Saturday at ten o'clock
a. m. They will not be able get them
on the ticket after that time. The
price is low, and THE HERALD will
print from seventy-five to a hundred
thousand tickets. Again, we say, dc
not wait till the time to vote before
you have your tickets printed.
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Prescriptions carefully compounded, also,
No. Baking Powder prepared, cheap, at the
MARKET DRUG STORE,
$40 Main street.
Ladies, Attention |

| nm receiving daily from New York, II
arge invoice of the finest novelties In MILL
merry Goods, French Pattern Hats and all
kinds of untrimmed Straw, English CHIP
and Leghorn Hats. viii keep always on
hand the largest and finest assortment of
the latest novelties, such M Flowers, Laccs,
Trimmings, and win sell them lower than
any other house in the city.
Please give me call, and will be happy
10 show you the Latest Novelties.
y. IRALSON
mchl2-tf Jli Main street.
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Wall P,perI Wall p,uer,I

BY far the largest stock ever before brought
to this market. $4,000 rolls direct from the
largest factory In the world. All can rely
on finding just what they want. Designs
new and beautiful, and prices at the very
bottom. Ladies are particularly invited to
call and examine. Il. =. LYLE,
5O7 Main street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-31

--Messrs. Prather, Lyle and Shepard
having been appointed the committee
of appraisers for the assess ment for city
taxes for 1876, it will be well for all
who have not rendered their property
for assessment to call at the City Hall
any evening between TWO and five
o'clock and see 4. j. Keeton, City AS
SCISSOR and Collector al.
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For Sale AT a Great Bargain / |

A good 20 horse power engine, with new
two-hued boiler, 10 In shes In diameter by 20
feet long, together with two run OF burrs
shaiting, belts, pulleys, pumps. etc. Suita-
BILE for grist OF saw mill. offered very low
for cash, or in exchange for desirable Dallas
olty property, by W. +. LYTE CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Lamar street.
mch8dlm
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For Sale at a Bargain
A Small FIGURING Mill and Mill Site

II has Griffith & Wedges l0x2O statlon,nils
engine and boiler, wheat and corn ms stc'
eureka shutter, boiling chest, eleva.SS' aour
everything necessary TO make goou
ana meal. ,,vo.
There are two acres of ground, new tw IN
story mill house, water twelve mon,,,n ,so,sd
the year, and wood plenty. 10 H on ihe
ABOUT twenty miles from Dallas, anu md ia
railroad. Has been run but little, ssah Of
only offered for sale by reason OF dea aa,nns
former owner. For particulars and ts'"'
address X. V. TOMPksNs,s
mch2dlmw4t Dallss, ie6
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Some ten days ago George Cole and
Jerry Brown applied to Mr.. Morrow,
of the firm of G. l.. Howerton & Co.,
saddlers, for employment. Represent
ing themselves rs being In destitute
circumstances, he kindly gave them
work, which kindness they repaid
by robbing the establishment Of "A
quantity Of tools and stock. Yester-
day Mr.. Morrow charged the theft
upon Brown, who acknowledged and
made full confession and delivered
up portion of the stolen articles. A
visit vas then paid TO the boarding
house of Cole, and the remaining
stolen tools found. Mr.. Morrow stated
to the reporter that he endeavored to
secure warrant for the arrest of the
guilty parties, but falling to meet with
any success, he was compelled to turn
them loose. They are still in the city
and citizens are warned to be on the
lookout Tor them.
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Wanted.

by three strong, healthy, ehterI rhng
young men, who are not afraid OF work, rm-
ployment ON farm or elsewhere Apply
10 q, RICK,
mar3Od2t Wholesale Wine Depot
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Mstropolitan Nsws stora.

81. Louis Daily Times, Republican, and
obe-Democrat-Sevc papers Il week-de-
livered to any part of the city FOR THIRTY
CENTS, In advance. Corner Elm and Syca-
more streets. ian9l-dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-31

The instantaneous and infallible
remedy for Neu'atgia-at Hoskins d
Howelps drug store, Dallas.-Ad,
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Notice for Passover

Kosher Grocerlesand Provisions for PaSach
at Mrs. Levy's, O2 Elm street On ana "I'e,
LIST OF April all goods guaranteed iicSb, @ho
sold NJ the lowest ngurcs, Free delivery
mar;l0dlw
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CENTEN NAL.
boots and shoes.

Harry Bros. are receiving daily the finest
assortment OF Gents, Ladies', Misses and
Childrens Boots and Shoes ever brought 10
this market. Call aud see the new styles.
mar2i-dlm
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The Herald office will be allowed in settle
ment OF accounts due the office unless speci.
fed by agreement with the Business Man
ager. mar2s-tf
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For Sale or Rant,

Houses and lots IN Eagle Ford, Dallas
county. Apply TO
TOM. CUNNINGHAM,
mRr2ld2m Eagle fofd
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J. G. Booth 4 Co. Auetionee rs,

buy or sell any and all kinds of Furniture,
Horses, Mules, Wagons, Etc, Etc, or sell any
thing left ut private sale. Auction every
day. Joe g. Booth, auctioneer feb29dlm
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There will be meeting Of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians Sunday, April 2, 1879.
Business of Importance requiresall members
to be present. BY order of
JOHN II. RYAN, President.
p. j. DAvERoN, Secretary. mar29 d3t
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Wanted,

Parties desiring to sell registered county
scrip will mud a purchaser AT the Exchange
bank mch2dtf
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DALLAS, Texas, March 2s, 1876

To j. A. Work, W. l.. Murphy, Il. G. Mcclure
Reed & Lathrop, and others
In compliance with your WISH as well as
Mt the. solicitation personally OF numerous
residents OF the Fourth Ward, offer my
name for election as Alderman of the Fourth
Ward, and, If elected, viii serve you to the
best OF my ability.
Thanking you for your kind considera-
ton, beg to remain your obedient servant,
marSOdtilapri ]. l.. WILLIAMS.