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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-18
The Cable steamers.
Looking After Turke,


CoNSTANTINoPLE, May lS-Ssveral a
ditional French and Austrian men-of- W
have arrived in the Bosphorous.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieutenant James NJ.
Miller, ordered to the naval academy, 10th
Jane next. Chaplain George w. Smith, to
the naval acsdemy, 1st June next. Passed
Assistant Engineer VIM. A. Nicoll, to the
practice steamer Mayhower during the
practice cruise. Master Dennis H. Mahan
detached from the Supply, and ordered to
Newport, II l., for instruction In torpedo
bee, from the Supply, and ordered to exam.
nation for promotion, ID June.
AN INFORMANT PATENT CAsk-Mr. VIM.
v. Hubs ell appeared before the Senate Com
mittee on Patents to-day, in behalf OF his
application for an extension of his patent for
fuse and she'll cartridges. Arguments against
The extension prayed for were made by Mr..
William b. franklin, for the Colt fire arms
company. OF Hartford; by Mr.. Soule, of
Springfield, Mass, In behalf OF the Smith &
W.sson company; aud by Eli Whitney Ison
81 The Inventor OF the cotton gin) for the New
Haven firearms company.
T8E FRANKING PRIvILEGE.-TheS Senate
Committee on Post Ofices and Post Roads
st their meeting TO day took mp and con-
sideTsd the propriety OF repeating the act
abolish Gg the ranking privilege, so far as
tfhCial communications OF members OF Con-
fress are concerned. Tue matter was finally
referred TO q sub committee, OF which Mr..
Paddock Is chairman. It IL considered prob
able that the committee win report In favor
OF the ranking privilege to the extent men,
abolition of the useless and expensive system
OF placing Official stamps upon documents
forW arded through the mails by the different
executive departments.
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Mr.. Vance (Ohio) denied the statement
that Mr. Clapp had not bad the opportunity
fullest privilege In that direction, and ali
the witnesses that he asked for were sum
m0ped. he reiterated the charges he made
on Saturday of fraud and corruption In the
Mr.. Singleton Miss also denied the state.
ment that Mr.. Clapp had not had q fair
chance to meet the testimony, and read let
tiers TO show that he had such an opportun-
Mr. Clapp had anything to do with the In
Mr.. Foster (ohio) inquired If it was not q
fact that Mr.. Franklin Rives was always
result 1t was proposed to make q contract
with him.
Mr.. Vance said Mr.. Rives was never Their,
Nj Foster inquired whether M. vanc.
had not had frequent conversations viii
Mr.. Rives on the subject.
Mr.. Vance said he had, and he had alst
consulted with Mr.: ClapP and y. Tish oihe
he could on the subject and get at the exac
truth. and he could only do that by frequen
MI. Singleton then resumed his remarks
and said that the testimony showed tina
Mr.. Clapp was not the honest mSn he wa,
held mp TO be by Mr.. Ballou. The condition
that. AS to the evidence, he could SHOW
that If any of the government ONCE en-
ployes came TO testify they were In DANCE
OF discharge. A watch was set TO ascertain
GareIS ohio' aid NOT iSinR tnss th
Investigation had been conducted with thu
fair play dear to the heart OF every membe
OF the Anglo Saxon race. But he would no
speak to the merits of the propcsition {
have the Congressional Record printed b,
contract. All the frauds under our system
have grown up under these contracts
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GRADUATES Columbia College law
school commencement was held In New York
last night. The graduating class numbered
90, among the names being Ulysses Simp-
son Grant, son of President, and William a.
Pierrepont, son OF Attorney General Pierre
pOut.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-01

\ATE, ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w Quested 10 announce John u. kertoOt
AS u candidate for Mayor OF the CITY Of Dallas
AZ the ensuing municipal election ON the
18th day OF April,
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will be thoroughly Inquired into anC
Justice done 10 every individual
onlcern Revere seems TO have been
always In u hurry
pooth Is meeting with continual
ovation on his Southern tour, aud the
Charlotte Observer says OF Il; edwin
Booth Is paid $500 per night His oou.
tract Is for fifty nights, aud for this
period ne receives $4,000, when Mr.,
Ford went TO him TO make the con-
tract, he proposed 10 give him what lac
I BOOTH thought he could make In
New York, Mr. Booth told him that
he could make 5000 per night there,
Mr. Ford offered him that much aud
bargain was made. Every nights per-
formance costs the manager Of this
company 81 900, One of the terms OF
contract IL that Mr., Booth Is never TO
do any night travel, aud never TO leave
\ stopping place before II o'clock In
The day, unless he chooses 10 do 80.
Notwithstanding his heavy expenses,
Mr.. Ford calculates upon making three
or four thousand dollars clear money
during his Southern tour. Mr.. Booth
never plays In Washington City, and
never on Friday nights.p
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rRUSr.

Searching for strawberries ready to eat,
Finding them fragrant and large and sweet,
What do you think found Mt my feet,
Deep In the green hill side?
Four brown sparrows, the cunning things,
Feathered on back and breast and wings,
Proud with the dignity plumage brings,
Opening their four mouths wide.
STOPPING lower TO watch my prize,
Watching their motions with eager eyes,
Dropping my berries with glad surprise,
A plaintive sound heard;
And looking up nj the mourniul call,
| spied on a branch, near the old stone wall,
The poor little mother bird
with grief and terror her heart was wrung,
And while TO the slender bough she hung,
She felt that the lives of her birdlings hung
ON Il still more slender thread.
"Ah, BIRDIE" said, "if you only knew
That my heart was tender and warm ana
true"
But the Thought that loved her birdlings too
Never entered her small brown head.
And so through this world of ours we go,
Bearing our burdens of needless woe,
Many heart beating heavy and slow
Under its load of care;
But oh IT. we only, only knew
That God was tender and warm ana true,
And that He loved us through and through,
Our hearts would be lighter than air.
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THE OLD FARM HOUSE.

The easy chair, all patched with care.
Is placed by the cold hearth stone;
With witching grace, in the old fire place,
The eveTgreenS are streWn,
And pictures hang on The whltenrd wall,
Aud the old clock ticks in the cottage iiaii.
More lovely still, on the window Sill,
The dew-eyed flowers rest;
While midst the leaves on the moss grown
caves,
The marten builds her nest,
And all day long the summer oreeAe
is Whispering love to the Bonded Trees
over the door, all covered DER
With q sack of dark green bare,
Laws a musket old, whose worth Is tolu
In the events of other days;
Ard the powder-fask and the hunter y nor
Have hung beside 1t for many morn
For wears have fed with noiseless 'reau'
Like fairy dreams away, .,.,,,t
And in their flight, all shorn OF lts ihlsn''
A father-old and gray; go A.. .ou,
And the soft winds play WIN 'he s''o"
white hair, , sv ohoir
And the old man sleeps in his easy chair'
Inside the door, on the sanded hoor'
Light, airy footsteps glide, .
And n maiden fair, with haXen mar,
Kneels by the old mans Side ,
Al old oak wrecked by the angry sIorln,
While the Ivy clings to its trem ping iorh'
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SLAYER AND GOLD.

Speech IL u wonderful gift, feel;
Bat, M some ono, long before T0lleyrand,
snid
,rwas Invented for man that he might con-
Ccnl
The real thoughts he had In his head;
For hold there's truth In that motto olden,
"Speeeh Is silvern, but silence Is golden ~
Never argue with knaves or fools,
Although You know you've the right OF III
Hlnce
You clearly against all logical rules,
Waste sense ON men whom II can't con-
vince,
10 the ancient maxim become beholden,
"Speecn IL sllvern, but silence Is golden
Utter no word TO folks at strife,
For you make swo opponents-one ~
enough;
And meier Intervene botwixt man and wife,
For the peacemaker gets from each side
cuff.
Your interfence Will both embolden:
"speech Is sllvern, but silence Is golden y
But-foremost of all-ifa married man,
No'er contradict what your spouse may
say;
Relieve me, my friend, that the only plan
10 escape the results of your wedding-day
IL the simple plan In these words ombolden,
"Speech is sllvern, but silence is golden
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NOTES AND OPINIONS.

Willie was saying his usual prayer
at his mothers knee at bedtime, and
having got as far as ''If should die
before ! wake" hesitated. "Well,
what next?n asked his mother. "Why,
mamma, | suppose the next thing
would be q funeral"
thames Parton, who has married
h;a granddaughter, had had sou by
his frst wife, there would have been
some queer relationships in the family.
While he is son-in-law TO ms late wife,
he would have been brother-in-law to
his own son, who would have been the
son of his own sister, and-out he did
not have a SON.
New Orleans Times: The London
Times has reprinted its annual sum
maries of news of the world iof twen,
W-five wears in small volume TO II
amends a note saying that the volume,
containing sos pages, was put I'D type
BY four boys with two composing hla
chimes in ten days, of eight hours eacn j,
This would make each boys worl
amount to rather more than ilitee'
hundred ems an hour-which w
printers will acknowledge Woulu
fast work for the best compositors'
Paul Revere, who made the famo.
ride out of Boston to Lexington ~
Concord, turns up in an unexpect'
way In letter from General Artem
Ward, under date of Boston, Septemo
Sll79 printed in Scribner's Tor Marc
Ward writes: "Lieutenant Ooiol
Paul Revere is now under arrest
dasobedience of orders and unsoldi
IKE behavior, tending to cowarui
e.c AS soon as the siege was raised
made the best OF his way to bost'
saving his men to get along as u
would las It's said). i hope the NAV
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IN VAIN WE WAIT.

And still they wait, and still will walt
Whiia months and years are circling by,
Gazing the while far out ana iSa sslalsh'
An mel thew know not that they stand
So near their treasures that they might
Find them almost in reach OF hand
Just Dy the rock, there ma from sish''
1, too, once stood upon the shore, .
AS now they stand, and gazed lar ou'
To see my beauteous snip come ger
But |, alas turned about,
And lust around that bend went,
Beyond that rock, so grim ana lone
And Hope, that angel heaven sent.
Forever from my heart was thrown.
The shore all long was strewn with wrecks
OF ships as grand and fair as mine;
And far at sea, like tiny specks,
The smiling, unmovsd sun did SHINE
On naught but wrecks; and 'monsst the res
saw what all my life to me
Had been life's treasure, cherished best,
The ship watched DER the sea-
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PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES.

CANDI,ES-Are in moderate supply ana
demand they are quoted at l7Agl752c.
RiCE-The stock is ample for the demand;
prime, 714@715 choice, S@SAc. COCO "a.
SALT-ln good supply; COARSE egg 'o'
'' SsS0jAP~Chicago, G4@7c; Proctor & Gamble
oVgSgTfSSRCH-Good stock and moderate re-
quest. We quote at 6g6hc. 49,, aoona
COAL OIL-ln good supply ana "a oem az nu
We quote: bbls. a2@2sc; cases " oo@S w. ac-
cording to quality. 1880 ,,,,,,
DRIED APPLES-In moderate supply
and demand at ll@llhe. ,, a. aoaa5c.
BUTTER-Choice In fair supply Nv oV~''''
common, dull, O@25c. ,. wostorr
vi UiHEESE-Stock ample; choice WESTERN
VyyoFFEE-Market quiet; supply small small
though stocks are Ia trahs.. choica siSS25c
2S@28]14c; prime 2S'asAAc' choi'e' -''a'S''''
esiutnGHR-Louisiana-fair to prime az S1@ g
SIC: choice, 999Ac; yellow clarineSS, % WI ~
ne white cl and Iisht dsmand. We quote
standard 4, iih@l234c; crushed l21a9lZ74c'
oLASSESELouisiana In good supply n;G
very little common on hana, h Mp gc5Sc 10
mime, 5O@52c; choice, 6S@Oc, IN oarrei'' w
p per Gallon additional in u barrels. >, o,co
per hRn.-In fair supply We quote; choice
kattla rendered, ties, H@lihc; refined, l'@
i4Isc; 4Ob cans, l44@lI1ac; 2Olb cans if7@@i'|4'
III Rh2 ri R~Market fim, and quotations IN ,i
chanSed Notwithstanding a number os. oil III, ue,
mills have advanced prices ce aT9 pear Jar
On MS. We repeat quotations. , Ocean rity
xxx bD Goi s. g. 81 Sacks Harvest Queen
Dbl, s 6 sacks 50 A.; Gold Dust INK Xxx 50 SIC iS
IS s., sacks 81 10; Dq nnW xxxx. Dbl, 81 Ii
s saeks 7 IS a. Lily white xxx bSl SEX 50 .
SACKS, IS 10; Mlller's Xxx, bol, y a. SACKS
& S. Mills x Dbl, s. 80 sacks s%a demand sI az fai,
BACON-Stocks ample anu ints at i9iISlaI%,
bacon G. Sides, ISH@lS5I5c; breakfast i''
l HAMS1S. c., canvassed, l5@lo1ac; uhcan
vassed, ll54@l5c. ,,o,,. with fair stool
, We onote half bbls. at s.; whole, ~. ,,
} CORN MEAL Market easy ~ ~ per y"
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The people who have been searching
for BELLS TREASURED in IN island In
the Gulf Of Florida have returned To
Cedar Keys, They carried ashore and
then TO the hotel u large chest,
guarded by several of the party armed
with rifles and pistols. The members
OF the company were very reticent, as
were also the crew Of the steamer. The
parties We're IN search OF two different
deposits--one OF silver, the other far
more valuable, IN one large iron chest,
consisting Of gold and jewels. In their
search for the latter they have so far
been unsuccessful, but II IL believed
that the sliver--amountlng to nearly
500, OOO--was discovered. A portion
OF the party are now on the island
searching for the gold.
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TIE GRAIN MARKET.

CoRN-MarIet fully stocked. We quote
Texas, I5c; Kansas, husked, 55c; do, shelled,
In bulk, csc; sacked, zoe,
WHEAT Good demand; receipts light.
No. 2 red, 81 TO- No. 3, Soc.
BARLEY-stock small with little demand
Full bright, zoe: common, 45@5Oc.
oATS-Receipts moderate with good do
mand. Prime red, i3c; mixed and black, i0c
RYE-Stock small with little or no de.
mand. Good medium, SOC per bushel.
BRAN--Market well supplied with fair de.
mand. We quote Mt 90c percwt.
HAY-We quote at slO@l5 per ton.
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THE w EEK Y HERALD,

THE WEEKLY HE AID wall be pub
Isned every saturday morning subscrip-
I'm, $3.50 per nnnnmi so for ak months,
payable In advance. N subscrl ton taken
form less period than six n onth
Advertisements Inserted NJ IN rate OF 81 10
por square for the trst Insertion, and 70 cents
Tor each subsequent Insertion,
Obituary notices, marriages, deaths, public
meetings cards of thanks, etc., 70 be paid for
nj half advertisement rates.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE HERALD, /
Dallas, Texas, February -, 1879. I
MON ETAIlY

We have no change 10 note In monetary
matters, The market still remains firm and
quiet, with sufficient means TO meet all avail
able and legitimate demands. bonds, state
county and municipal, fem0in nominal
with few inquiries and no sales, We repea
our quotations of yesterday;
GOLD-Tnere are but few transactions Ia
note, We quote: Buying, III; selling, Ill.,
SlLNER-Selling, l01; buying, los
ENCHANGE--ln fair demand. We quote
Commercial, y discount; bank, u premium.
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ESCULENTS,

oNIoNs-In fair supply and demand az
SO 25ll3 20 per Dbl. -. ,oo,,ad We
quote at 50 1908 90 per Dbl. seeu pJJ'as and
are quoted at 81 70 az 50 per Dbl i..s anu
nothing here but Fairly Rose anu in rood
BEANB-Northern ana Easleih !"
demand at i615c per Id. ,odorate
CABBAGES-Light stock and IN moe at5l,is
demand. They are selling In bulk NJ SiZ%''
| per 100 head, as TO quality.
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9ailg gerald.
THE OFFICIAL J0URN AL
OF THE
CITY and COUNTY of DALLAS
THE DAILY HERALD.

THE DAILY HERALD Ia pgJnldllsheu eTeIS
morning, except Monday, a e ~ y oa,,,h ~
Al vance % forklx months ion ~ r'" o,,,,
'phs nnti, tiarnld M nov furnished 10 sub
eribe,g ~ oarrier nc Is cents per week, The
raper viii be delivered regularly each morn
ns at IN early hour 70 NY paTt S Sa ,h ., 1S
snnri hn,sn SuhsoriberH falling 10 receive
lheir naper viii oblige by reporting 10 Mr.
wv Hurst, az this ONCE
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

WHIsKY-sl 1903 50.
DRANDY-Domestic, 81 5O92 50; imported
GiN-sl 5O@2 90.
CLARET-Si16 per case.
PORT WINE-Imported, 81 75t92 10.
sHERRY-I Imported, 81 f5@2 %.
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Noteriss public ana Conveyancers.

Peak W. W., office northeast room in z, the
Courthouse. ,.o,, 20 ,o,,,,,, nanosi.
,,ops' executing Deeds, Bonds. Powers OF
Attorney. DEEDS OF Trust, etc., etc. Omce-
Northeast room In C0urthouse'
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A,,orners ~ Law.

Hurt 4 smith, Office on Main street over
State Savings Bank. leozouH
w 9. Oldham, office In Mitchie's building
Opposite the LeGrand hotel, Main street.
Jani4dtt
4. NJ. Hayes. 2Oi Commerce street, D%ll1s,
Texas. Special attention paid TO anu
claims. Jan'"
John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney az Law NO
9aS North side Public square, upstairs.
oct29-dtf
Aldredue Geo. N, 400 Main street, near neal
Courthouse.
Mccoy & Mccoy, office south side of Court
house square.
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HIDES AND PELTRIEs.
COTTON MARKET.

mluuiinB .."''''".''''''''' - 49,,
Low Mluu ling lUIH1 iva
Good Ordip ery Observation-Disclosures" a
Ordinary, '.""..""..........."".". ~ 6ts
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Dental surgeons.

Dr. I. " McGee, Dentist, graduated IN the
baltimore Dental College in 1874. once re-
moved TO southeast corner Elm ana Lamar
streets. over Knhns clothing store. ~
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phrslcInns nnd surgeons.

mo. II. Morton, MD, office over First Ma
tionai Rank. Residence corner san Jaeihto
and Harwood streets, Dallas, Texas'
Jan25dlm
I. II. Gibbs, NJ. D., II. X, Boswell, NJ; D.,
pSysicians q nd Surgeons. Special attention
given to diseases ana nei n,nrs IA Kim NJ street
ear. Office over Wohls Store oi1 Elm s''ee''
| noy1t-tf
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CHEAP lpvERIIs!HG cuLuMN.

W. G, Sickles & Co., Grocers and dealers IN
produce, No. GIG Elm street, corner Oh KY
dras.
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MILLS

The undersigned Degs leave TO anhou ~ now ~
the farmers Of Dallas county sn satIsfsc elton
~ every Instance, guaranteed TO an Mne
,,sstronize him. The highest market P'i''
paid Tor whe"' "'N TOM. CARROLL;
declSw6m 9uooeSaoi ~
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Cotton statement

For the week ending IL NJ, Friday, Feb
ruary 81, 1876. Furnished for The HERALD by
V. r. Evans, Reporter in this City for the
National Cotton Exchange.
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FARMERS or TEXAS.

One cnterpri sing man In your midst who
planted my new Cabbage Seed had forty
thousand that made large and solid heads
another grew onions that weighed pound
each the first Uedr, from my Danvers Dlack
seedl You will find extracts from their let
tiers in my Catalogue. With sees. equally
GOOD why can not you do rs well? MY large,
Illustrated Seed Catalogue. containing vast
free 10 Mi. JAMES J. II GREGORY,
"iauJySt --[ r Marblehead. Mass.
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WHERE WERE THE POLICE?
Twenty Dollars Reward.

stolen, last night. in front of our store, NO.
702 elm stree, two Iron, Close.top, Cyiinner
1,omnnny. Seneca Falls, n. Y. make. one
Is as much as two men can handle. we VIII
give Ten Dollars for the delivery oil me
pumps and Ten Dollars for the delivery OF
The thieves to the Shelfifof me county
D,llas Fehrnary is, ls:6. feb0d8t
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OK IA S9O per day. Asen,s r wan,so 81 both
- ,,onng and old. make more money at
work for us. In their own localities. during
w'n,r snare moments, or all their time, than
AT any Thing else. We oher empioymansrI'ss
. .ur Euil particulars, terms, etc.s sent
MAJ send us your address at once, pon ~
aeIay. Now Is the time. nony iuoI a We
work or business elsewhere unur ~" ~
earned TWs,ne ' 2esd&w1v
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3.lIlt gr~r.s.s, supporters and
;;;$;:!;:;: $ q ::
$3.50 saii sour, rusty chafng,
or poulticelike unpleasantnessi
strapPi p ppsathinx, endorsed by the profession,
n US y .%csfed, always veliable. BEWAhE VI
lANeiiev.n Estab's, lSf7 Ches. st., Phila., and
III Bfoadway, N. Y. Sent by mail or express
and Al, sold by leading druggists. Send for cat
alOgue. A ga
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!. UyERTsksNt,, Cncaps Good s 3 I, . q
a otic.-Ail persons who conte}to6fy'fibe
maklhg ~ Entertainments, should rsn ~ ~
insefsion l geo. y. Roweil a CO.. fa ,1 p n9W,
Maas York for their PAMt i., ,,sts n
tr sw seventh edaionl consff, ,r atss show
over 1000 newspapers sne = a TN on Tor lead
Ing the cost; n sssa,v ssSfes 20 4 trementou1
r lSS RssRIs1i iom pahashsEs rates S MI
BOOK. Sd oraTf n rs 4lft
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
ELECTI0N-APRIL A, 1876.

AJE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
wv Quested to announce W, 4. CabeL as
u candidate for Mayor ut the ensuing olec.
tion In April.
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For Treasurer,

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quested to announce James sheppard
as a candidate for Treasurer of the city Of
Dallas, at the ensuing municipal election.
, 1876-04-23

S1c1f7sIE 1S6P saIE~coL. o. LiPPISOoTTs FOX LAKE
rort delightful and romantic enclosed erounda On
t,e bsnEs Of tho beautiful For Lase Lske County, ";
fu IN a9 sse: .ea ana 2ssb
sF hat saii boats sual boata and fishing
ETC., sod with he aee p1es 1 tsns 1e3soaab.r ssas
Gil. D. 'LIPPINCOTr, Government Goods Depor7ls lss
n.,d ID. Takn-sr.. -
, 1876-04-23

NON SATF-FARad or 100 ACRES NILE FROH
Gardner st. ho1,; ,ad X x = ts %ie5 q fEo 5op
~ M Wlminc ctou coal fe1d; must be sold tha weak
lii 1t a77 Madfsou.st-4 betEeeu and II Z. H.