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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-13
A MORMON MURDER ORDER.

=, P"i' vi 'uc hiStoTy OF the Mountain
Meadows massacre, and as indicating the
guilt OF Brigham Young in connection there
with, the following order, with three affida.
wits authenticating it, found among the pa
pers OF the late Judge Titus, of Arizona,
and .! formerly chief Justice of Utah, is pub
lished =
Spectat Orlcr.-SALT LAKE CRY, April
~, lST.-The officer in command of the
escort i hereby ordered to sec that every
man Is well prepared with ammunition, and
to have itready at the time you see these
teamsters ;'hundred miles from the settle
ment. President Young advises that tbcv
should be A. lill~l r:",o-" iu.a:h'
ing:to Bridgcr to join our enemies. Every
prccaution should be taken, and see that
not ore escapes. Secrecy is required. by
order of Gen. Daniel ii. Wells.
JAMES FERGUSON,
Assistant Adjutant General.
A dispatch from San Francisco last night
gives the following new phase to the above !:
Agent Lemar, living in San Francisco,
formerly a resident Of Salt Lake, says he
had the above document at one time in his
possession, and had no boubt of its genuine
ness. 1t referred, however, to some eighty
men who had been toamsters in the army,
sent to Utah under Col. Albert Sidney John
ston to escort the new Governor, who re-
placed Brigham Young in 1857. An early
fall of snow forced Col Johnston and his
troops to winter at Fort Bridger, 120 miles
east of Salt Lake aud as tho Mormon troops,
under. Licutenans1 Governor d. II. Wells,
had burned mp two trains ofssupplies for
site5s asqaH east of Gaaan Riyer
the SJ8erai was forced TO putselic soldiers
upon short rations, and in the early spring
Of So these teamsters were discharged from
service. They preferred to 60 West, and
started for California. They believed tha,
as non. oombatants they would be permitted
to pass through Utah unmolested but as soor
as the teamsters came over the mountain
and entered Echo canyon they were takcr
prisoners and subject to martial law, pro
claimed some months ago by Gov. Brigham
Young. A gentleman who was then among
the Mormons in Echo canyon and now re
siding in this city saw small division o
eight or ten of these teamstcrs under Nor
mon escort on their way westward. Th'
Mormon military authorities thought it pru
dent to divide the tcamsters into small
squads, no doubt thinking their purpos
could be easier accomplished than if the,
had been kept together in such a body
The MCrmons deny that such MASSACRE
ever occurred or that such an order wa
ever giaens6 But Those who had given the sub
ject attention have no doubt the order wa
issued and the work accomplished.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-03
Der @ @ e.

den. aus NImaniprSW unpe uno elsih'
seitiA reidte CT bier Murap nte Ddno
,um MbIhiece. gr bate init rem 0ds
tern ces Rlofers gum beilteeE @rdbe
asfprc6sn unb lc rparen ieiner 8itte,
i'm cine Belt lang in ibrem Sloiier 3u
tebalten uno I'm wabren Gbrifentbuue
IN unterridten. oerne nahae,Ommen
unb batten tbm Elm NlYl aneeboten auf
70 Ianae 3eit. als er ieItif for Out baIten
merle. ga aud mir bier BON Gilman
for Nt1hiep nsbmen wolen, 70 lrt nod
binsuasfiet rab rieisr ~ebemuliaeS tlaoe
mad etnem Sabre ieins Treibett nit
freuciaem, 9pttcraebenem 0eysen tpieper
binopferte, tnesm e. Gans f6 Ietnem
@otte weibte. unp ale eie Sage, pie
Gott ibm ihenffe. ctn 9Iser* unc
giniecierleten fIbtts. Sept piro er
proben i'm Oimmel npbl wieper NIT Ieis
ITEM 0ersensfreunpe Dereiutet iein.
tSDrtieBung folst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-03
2et0cnDe

loattn ltt Dor fOl&en S6winbIern in MGt neb.
men, welete nttt alein bic 0erpadungen ION
Or. Muautt 3Unts's Samburser Grppfen ine
Srultigee na63uabmsn iuGen, iOnhern bic Sc.
branpsaTpetlun8en uno @n3sieen Wrrt fir
Wcrt ra5eruden. beun 60 gtebt sepifenIofe
NpOtbeter uno panbler senus, wel@e beg i&nT.
ben Weretenfss halber lG nfGt iGdmen ibren
8unben 6tele Waare ansubteten. @swiGenbafte
9Gubler beslnfisen nidt rem 0trtauf folder
siftigfn Mirturen, biitet &uG haber Dor lpIGen
seuiRenlcien 9GnrIern.. tpsI6e f& niGt f&Gmeu,
ben @hminbIern bic 6dnn III reidten.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02

We had the pleasure of meeting Mr..
James Macdonald the special agricul-
tural commissioner of the Scotsman news
paper, of Edinburgh, Scotland, yester,
day. Mr.. Macdonald's mission to Texas
and the other stock-raising states of the
union is to ascertain, if possible, how
far the cattle-raising interests of the
north of Scotland are to be affected by
the shipment of beef to England, which
has grown in one or two years to such
huge proportions The reduction in
the price of beef already brought about
by this means amounts to the neighbour
hood OF four cents per pound, and if
the enterprise is continued or grows, as
its friends firmly believe it will, the
cattle>raisers of Scotland must emigrate
or change their business. The two
leading agricultural interests of the
Scotch are grain and cattle. The larg-
est area of Scotland is only grazing
country, and if our shipment of Ameri-
can beef continues, these canny fellows
must look out for other fields upon
which to pasture their stock. If 1T only
results in sending goodly number of
them to Texas, we shall not regret it;
and after years trial they also will be
nleassd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02
THE STATE OVER.

KAUFMAN Couny.-Lawrence il
building n carriage factory, and has
also subscribed to the new railroad -
A new grist mill Is in operation in that
town.
7drTdnt County. 1t was worth being
beaten. to afford so much pleasure I o
Fort Worth. They have so little going
on there. Paddock devoted two col
umns to an account of the game.
Harris County.-Houston has q new
company, called the San Jacinto
Rifles. The fair directors offer a
handsome prize for the best drilled
company in the state, aud invites Dali
las.
Lamar Colmty.-An old citizen of
Paris, named Boyd, who has been in
sane for some time, cut his throat with
razor while I'm bed with his wife,
Amateur Ministries perform for the
benefit Of the fire department of Paris.
GrdUson County. The Sherman Cou.
rier didn't like Cox'sspeech in that city
few days ago. The patriot Is cry
ing because the "Registern got the
city printing.---A dentist named
Reynolds was killed by an engine, the
other day.
RIrker COlmty-The Times SAYS
negro thief broke into jewelry store
and, with "nimble, dainty" fingers,
stole some jewelry.--The base ball
club were presented with new shoes by
one of the citizens. Was that hint
for them take a walk?
Bo,cie Comn.-The Texarkana post.
Office is to be made a money order
ofiiee.--A license to wed was Issued
recently to young bridegroom of sew
enty-two summers, while the venera-
BILE maiden of his choice has lived
through the frOsts Of twenty-five win
tiers.
Van Zdnh COtgfy.-Wills Point pro.
poses TO compete with Fort Worth. A
panther was seen near the town the
other day.-The delinquent tax
payers Of the free state Of Van ZaDdt
are kicking because the Observer pub
fishes the delinquent tax list--Wills
Point beats Dallas IT has high school.
Mad dogs are troublesome In the
county.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02

The Gainesville Hesperian Of late
date has the following squelcher for
those little papers which think they
can make people believe in twenty
thousand population when they pub,
lish only country village paper with.
out point, pith or dispatches
The State Gazette boasts that Austin
is the third city in the state, and ats
tempts to prove it by remark of the
Marshall Herald Having never visited
any of the Texas cities, we Judge the
Gazette is in error. If Austin ever pub
lished such journals as the Dallas Daily
Herald and Daily Commercial, it has not
been our glad fortune to meet one A
city is judged by her journals, though
possibly it is more quality than the
quantity of her people.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02
The Seat ~ War Transferred from
New Orleans 10 Washington,

Cincinnati EnqnIrerI The great war
IN the east between The Russians aud
Turks will bo fought on the Danube,
The great war Ia the west viii be
fought on the Potomac when Spoliord
and Kellogg present Themselves for
admission 10 the Senate There VIII
be more gore IN the Rusao.lurklHh
war, but more gas ia OurA A larger
area fought over IN theirs more sound
aud fury TO the square inch in ours.
We nre simply transferring the fight
from Nichols and Packard In louis
lana 10 Spoilord and Kellogg In the
District OF Column In, The battle would
be- one Of giants II there were any
giants In the ScnRtei ~ II h, the sl,lr-
mIshiug Will be pretty lively on nc
count Of the effect the result viii have
upon the policy Of the administration.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02
C6ntaur
.LininnentS.
Ono KIND for Tho Human Family

One Kind for tho Human Family,
The Other FOR H,yaes and Animals,
These lAulmonls ara simply the wonder NJ
tho world, Their elects arp lilllu leas lheu
marvellous,
Tue WHITE IiniiHent 10 Tor Tho human
family. twill Dive lihpumai .hm, nnlHllel
aud neuralgia mona lur tfhlrWi cure l4uih-
hag0, lhllnlHlusr Lock jaw fal1yt ION Hhl
mnsl talaneuus Eruplleusi u rAllhlla llpal
lTum frnLsu hands aud irrii uuh lhr poison
az bltts and ktings ui YenpnpNs irplll.ti "
huhhufs dwellings, ana AllrVlhlas pam nl
fyrB Kind, When apfHlna pl bruises OCCUR
10 is ihe most Potent remedy over 70 aruFrttl
40 heal lhe Injured pafiH, tho iruIuuI lAh-
Intent Is uhed win great g.nrgfy Tor hnln
Throat, Iulhdrhe, On.i Mni, EAraehti
apl WeAK Rack, iho follow ing ~ but a SANE
PIE OF lhr numerous lrsllWrnlnls'
uIkuiANA lluuE, Jon, o., ludr MHF s, lti,
~ thluk tiny duty tn luiuuu you tull
have uW' IN much win WHI.H Ifni hNl
rhDuis, a few bottles OF Cruluur Llrlmrui
huB duHr Mr monk Tor mo, ! have not utru
Jltr from these hWellinHs ui rIghf grHI, huW
Iam peNrHy rHh Tue Llulmrnt ought 10
oRENIAMlN RRpWN"
The proof IL Ia tliu tilAl, 10 iHrrlHhlri u
IN handy u ls cheap ana every lpmllS
should have tho Whito Ctulaur LiuimsnL
hH0 yellow Atuthuf lihtihtht u
adapted il tho tough musolDai cords nud
h3rh % horses uud animals IL Las peflnlm-
rd mOIr wonderful cure DO thItr years Of
SPAWN, SlWlu, Wiud'Ralls, Nufatrnts,
SWeouy pud general l4.mentss ilIun ull
other remedies Ia existence, Read Whnt the
puut ltNprustmtn tuy ul 49,
NEW NOHE, January, lhii,
"Lyrry owner ui horses should give tho
Crutuur liuiuCnt "a uiHl We consider n
the best article over sod ln uur stables,
"ll, MARSH,
"rupL Albania rs, Stables y, y,
"E, puLl/,
"hupl, u. =, EN, Stables, n, Y,
"ALBlltl q, DLlN,
"eupi, Nat, ltN, Stables, \, r."
Tho best patrons Of this Liuimontnre Far
crH ana Vet. riu6Iy surgeons who uu CON
uuully using some luimrut IL heals
uls, Wuuuisuud Pullryil, rcWuN ea y Wull'
ngs, and A. worth millions ~ dollar, uu-
uuully tu Farmers, Livery -mcu, stock grow
| cIst ahccp'rurrls, uud those having horses
or cattle,
what % lHrrier cannot do for go tho Gene
/ tnur Eminent VIII do no q irilllug cost
These LlnimtutN are sold by MI dealers
! throughout tho COuutry, ThoyNro Warranted
| by the proprlot0rs, and abplilc VIII be- given
! 10 any Farrier on Physlclnn Who desires Il
| tC8i them
Laboratory Of J, B. Rose 4 Co.,
90 Dny ~, NEW YORK
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02
A French Romance,

Hartford Times Paris Letter: A GER
tain bride of high birth felt that she
had cause to suspect her equally high.
born husband. Her suspicious pointed
toward an intimate friend, who not
only had a slight lisp, but also never
uses any perfume but jasmine, and in
yariably dresses in white mauve or
black. Wife and friend were beth of a
height. To procure a toilet of white
satin and mauve velvet. a blonde wig,
jasmine odor and jasmine blossoms, and
TO counterfeit the lisp, was the act Of
the quick witted and jealous woman.
A bunch Of cape jasmine blossoms held
her domino at the throat Next, at the
last moment, she feigned illness and
said she would not go. Monsieur
started, and madame, with the aid Of
her femme de ehambre was soon ready to
follow, to find her husband, who had
been looking extremely bored, grow
animated and seek her side at once.
The music that drowned the tones Of
their voices and the assumed lisp. aided
in her project. An appointment was
made for the following day, which both
kept An eekaireissement then.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02
lfaYs. nnd lne Now wing rnrr

New York Tribunei "Ihe latest
charge against the president IN that he
ID responsible for Secretary Th0mp'
sons somewhat peculiar Views In favor
0f now whig party, This h an un'
necessary, as well ~ a stupid, false
hood, The presidents ambition Ii
clear enough 90 make n reiord that
shall be an honor % himself nud a
blessing o. the country lie IN not
troubling himself about The rise ~
Downfall Gf parties, and he has no
need OF doing 40, either, The preHi'
dent who does right and Keeps doing
II, Ia sure Of having the whole people
behind him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02
IOrlev,


Pitchers CnstOrin Is a cinplcte subyti.
tuiu Tor Castor Oh, ana Wus pleasant 10 take
MS Honey II rs particularly adapted "a
Tgothng and Irritable children. II destroy
worms, UsSimulutes the TODD, regulates the
Stomach, ana cures Wind Colc. Few REM
cdies are as ellicacious for FrvrrshnesG,
Group, Worms and Whoopng Cough, Cas-
tora is scientific ana purely vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor on,
aud neither gags or gripes,
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 3, 1876,
Mo,srs. j. b Rose ~ co., n. g..
Gynl& have family Of eight children,
ana have used ne much CdstOrin ~ any itm'
fly In the Uui.d States NiUt. | have
ncyor found anything equal 10 II. My cAil.
dren have been saved from iaVer several
times by the use of CJSiGriG, recommend
IFS me for children, for many discsc they
are subject 10, IN preference 10 any medicine
know Of feel 1t my duty 20 give tn \ Ger
tlHcate on account OF the benz dts have de-
rived by the use Of CaSlorla.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN T.. LITTLE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02

Aldis0a NmH Crops ara looking
wei Tive peidlers lined twenty
hNe dollars aud costs f.r selling Wilh-
out lleense, "a saloon man who 10
Obliged 10 close up on account Of local
option, asks his patrons 20 send ia
their kegs and jugs, that they may OBJ
tain q supply before hu shuts up shop,
They have colonel In Madison
Vile, who rides cream ool0red "hoas
aah,n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02

The re.appointment of Ben. Buffers
hopeful nephew Col. George II Butler,
to the public service, doesn't smack so
much of civil service reform rs il might
Col. Buffers Egyptian experience was
not creditnble to the consular service
or to himself, either, However, we
ought not to complain, because Hayes
might have had Sitting Bull or Crazy
Horse in his minds eye, when he sent
him to the Black Hills.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02

TUE DALLAS HERALD is out in favor o
Texan for speaker Of the next house
of representatives There Is nothing
like Keeping II before tho people, you
know Paris Press,
No, indeed, there is not but then We
all know If we don't blow our own
horns they will hang idly on our cabin
walls, as the harp did in TarO's halls
when the soul of music died that day
Dye mind that now, Boyd,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02

rE,lIE STATE OF TE&AS-To al person
i interested IN the guardianship of the
state of Susie j, and Cora n. Johnson, mi
nOrs. c. W. CDoteS, Canadian has llcd, in
the County Court OF Dallas Cuuuty, his final
exhibit Of the condition OF said estate, to.
gothrr with his application u be discharged
uhercirom, which VIII De herd at tbs next
term Of suid court, commencing on the thlr /
Monday IN May, \. u, ISL, a. the Court
all persons interested in soid Guardianship
may appear and contest said application II
they see proper.
witness, \. Harwood, County Clerk of Dali
las County, rtSus Given under my
hand, and the Seal of said Court, ~
NGrcH, a. ID. ISL.
A, HARDWOOD,
County Clerk Dallas Countr, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02
CONSTRUCTIONS.

At TENAukANA, win All trains on ~
Louis q lguu Mountain II, u, Tor all pnluIs
North, kutl Aul -uulheAHt,
At LONGNlEW JUNCTION aud MIN
nicola, with trains on the International
u. n. tlr iylpG Palestine Houston, Calves,
ton ana san Antonio,
At pALLAS, with trains North ana ROuth
ON Houston ana ltNhh tunlfhl H. II, fOf
Sherman, Paris, liuuhamf Mckinney, Cor.
sluauU, lrumOni, WncO, Houston aud Aus
"a,
.tslIHE gEPOkr, with regular limo of
ffi- Ntfs afIHtry for New OTloanh,
IuH .Ie, hriGg luily equipped with al
modern improvements, kuch rs Wrestling.
NOual AIR brakes and Miller Truss Platforms
and Coupler IA unsurpassed for
8poed, SAFETY and Comfort.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02

The Sherman Patriot is rather fair
paper, and withal it is well edited but
when il quotes an obscure local paper
here, which but few men ever see, as
giving an expression of public senti.
meat on any given subject, it does not
act with its usual discretion. No one
has ever nominated Roger Q. Mills for
speaker, that we know of. And Ger.
tainly the HERALD never once thought
of n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02

Sun SET Cox isn't speaker, He
may be yet in the eternal fitness of
things, before he dies but not at the
next session, for the simple reason that
southern democrat is booked for the
nlaoa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02

TNHE STATE OF TEXAS-To the Sheriff OF
any Constable of nallas county. greet
ing: You are hereby commanded that, by
making publication of this citation in some
newspaper published In said county of Dal-
las, for four successive weeks prior TO the re-
turn day hereof, you summon W. Il. Wads-
worth, affidavit having been made that sald
MadswUrth is nonresident of the state Oh
Iexas, 20 be and appear fore the ,Honora-
BILE the County Court Of said county OF Dal-
las, at the courthouse thereof in the city OF
Dallas, ON the third Monday in May next
then and there to answer the petition OF I.
A GIL and +. G. Smith, partners doing bul
siness in the city Of Dallas, Texas, as con-
tractors and builders, under the firm name
OF GIL & Smith, filed in said court against
him, the said W. l.. Wadsworth, alleging IN
substance as follows, 10 wit: That, on tne
Ith day o. September, 1876, the defendant
executed an delivered 10 said petitioners
his certain pfomissOry note I'm writing,
whereby he promised TO pay them thirty
days after said date the sum of thirteen nun
dred and fOrty-four 50-lOO dollars, with inter,
est thereon at one per cent per month until
paid. That afterwards the said defendant
made three several payments upon san
note. leaving n balance due at the date OF
the Institution Ofthis suit Of about the sum
OF two hundred and thirty. two 57-lUO dollars.
That 10 pay said balance Of Indebtedness
the said W. L. Wadsworth hes hitherto
wholly tailed and refused, and that the
same is still due and unpaid, and they,
therefore. pray that the said WadswOrth be
cited 90 answer their said petition. aEd, on
tnal hearing. for Judgment against him ior
their IL debt and costs. and Tor general re-
lief. etc.
Hereof fail not, but Of this writ make due
return, showing how you have executed the
same.
Witness, A. HarwOod, County Clerk, and
the seal o. the county court, at office In the
city Of Dallas, this. The llth day Of April,
A. ID. ls77. A. HARDWOOD, County Clerk.
By w. ". THACKER, Deputy.
Hlghes Lindsey, Attorney for PlainhnN
apldtilmayl0
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02

SRcr Watterson has been home from
Washington the O'J, does now and
then have an item Of interest In IT,
Daring the session II was learlully and
wonderfully dull,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02

VIZ ARE gratided by an exchange
with that stauneh democratic paper
the Cincinnati baig Enquirer II Is, IN
deed, ono Of the best papers In the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02

Tm neutrality of England Is u queer
affair II Is armed TO the teeth, and 80
disposed that II can DO thrown, in u
few days, where 1t will make things hot
for his Russian majesty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02

Tnr whisky ring fellows are again In
trouble, When will they be out Of ~
Onlywhen they have been tried, convict
cd and pardoned, will peace como to
them, poor devils,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02
To The Working Glass

womou now prepared 20 furnish mn clasens
with constant employment nl humri lrr
mrulr, Iu-lnrH now, lIsni ana profitable
Persons Oi either trN D'hlly unrn nom No
cents 10 tl prr evening, uud % proportional
sum hy dpNuIul ihulr Wuul" iWr lu the
business Boys tud urt earn Url u.s. Ns
much ns mon, That gll who sra ihia notice
mry ful thrlr udirrss and test ihe buslr
urtI, we mphu tins unparalleled uNHri To
suau us ore not well sap hul Wu viii send
one dollar a. pay for tho tlplhIou writing
lny- iu commence work on, ana % copy of
Homo and llIrs.lr, one uf the largest and
best Illustrated publications, ul, sent cree by
mail, Read r. N you Wul ICiWnI DpLproh,
alb e. work, address, GEoRaE SriNsoS y CO.,
Portland, Maine, iHn96llm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02
DALLAS, TEXAS,
WEDNESDAY MoRsIsGiiiiiMiY 2

How often will the gold exchange
cease 10 exist" But they do say
however, that II finally went up on the
30th ult.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02
CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.


Solicitor IN Banzrup'cy United states Ms.
lfailas, Texas. Speciality IN mn matters i'm
rsuEfuptcy, Procisof debt taken through.
out the United States. Charges reas0nable
Fept2liIm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02

@. 9. Edwards, Attorney at Law, Ennis.
r iscorniy. Texas.
1hurrngnd, willard Fletcher, Ar'ys Al
Law. ill Main street, up siairs. oetsilm
John y, stemnOns, Attorney at laz, No
30 North Side Public Square, upstairs.
oefln-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-02

Jno. II. Morton, n. D., Physician and spr
e1u. once over FIRST National Bank, Hesi
eace corner san Jacinto and iIar wood ~.
alias, IoHas, Caiisto the country prompt )
ttruhei. s.f5s =,