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OITY COUNCILS,

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gafs, ,hs asHneii 80 ,ass Aa'ssa 30
seeaEs she tss ~ she HSaEAnis-ssaf
sissFsiien VI .ns ne,asas ~ shs hise'
,isn,
A called meeting Of elty councils
was held last night, Hon, Mayor
Cahell presiding None absent
MInutes Of the last meeting read and
approved,
The presiding officers ~ tho city
election were sworn aud presented the
returns of the election ~ the several
wards, The mayor appointed Alder
men Newson AMI Williams 10 count
tbs vote, which resulted M iollowal
THE returns from the First, Second
aud Fourth wards, published In The
liaaALh yesterday, correspond win
tbs Ofiielal returns,
Tho Telarns of tho Third WAfd' 10
oanyassed by tho city eounells' 10 AZ
follows
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Reed a. l.athrOp.

In spite Of tho hard times the sta
tlonery business seems to be well pat
ronized. Az the well-known house OF
Reed h Lathrop, you will find new
goods continually arriving, and ali air
OF business that il refreshing these dull
times. 1t Is the general rendezvous of
those In search of wall paper, blank
books, wrapping paper, paper bags or
any of the thousand and one articles
that are found in first class book
store. If.
-Four No. mules for sale at
Orr's. II
Buy your buggies at Orr's--they
all do II. II
New horses and new bugg les at
Orr's new stable, on Main street. tt
Orr takes the Mexican dollar at
par for horse hire. II
Go to H. w. Harry Il Brother for
your hour sfurnishing goods of all
kinds. mch26 I'm
Have your clothes cleaned, dyed
and repaired by Henry Keller, 500,
north side Main street.-mchl0slm
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Jones a Spalholl, merchant lalloTs'
7Ol Main street, over Singer sewing
maohiue office, have just received aud
keep constantly on hand ~ we'll select
Oh slOGk of cloths, oaasimeTeh ANA doe
skins, aud everything pertaining 20 a
hrsir0lasa tailoring establishment, 'Ieh
per cent, on for elergymen' ha,lhIao
ton guaranteed. nD-llli
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rhe Tnx List,

Our solicitors viii walt upon the
merchants ana business men general
ly, commencing TO day, to solicit epe'
oIal advertisements Tor the Immense
tax Hat edition Of 1HE HERALD, To be
published for. three successive wOeks,
commencing on the 18Th instant No
better advertising medium has ever
been offered 10 tho bualneaa men OF
DnllaH.
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Westward I westward I

On or before the 10Th OF April, 1878,
we shall leave for western Texas, to
locate western land. We will locate
land scrip at reasonable rates, and
will furnish. II desired, the scrip or
certificates, and locate them. We will
only locate good tillable land, and If
practicable we intend locating, next
autumn or spring, y colony on the
same. All who desire lands call at the
Office Of II. NJ. Gano Il Sons, 607 Main
street, Dallas, Observation-Disclosures
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Three and a Quarter Thousand

ter yearly. II presents in an inexpensive
form, considering its amount of matter, with
freshness, owing to It's weekly issue, and
with satisfactory completeness attempted
views. Criticisms. tales. Skeiehes of irravel
and Discovery, Poetry, Scientific, Geographic.
cal, Historical and Political Information,
from the entire body Of Foreign Periodical
Literature.
1t is therefore invaluable to every Ameri-
can reauer, as the only fresh and COM
PLETE compilation of an indispensable cur
rent literature, -indispensibl because 1t en-
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NoIiee

On and after Aprll lst, 1873, the ~.
Louis ticket office NJ the Missouri,
KanHaa and Texas railway Will NJ IN
the new building, No, 1905 North Fourth
street, opposite tho Planters house,
Rooms a1ven aud eight same building,
directly above the new 0lllcea " the
undersigned. Respectfully,
JAMES u lluWN,
upuuIal pHhhuugVr Agent,
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IonateEnilnn Emhhhtl.

A regular meeting Will take place on
sunday, 7lh instanl, NJ z 0'elook y ~ ,
NJ Is, Is hall Members and eorellglnn
lists Are requested " attend by order
n, ULLMAA, Pres idept,
slGMpkD L0EB, secretary
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-"Oh, my back - How often We
hear these words, Paln In tho back
arlHra from kidney disease Hunts
remedy cures all diseases Of tho kid
neya, bladder, aud urinary organs
Family physicians use ilunpa RENEE
DIV, AMI ,d,w,lw,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
windsor Hotel.

The largest, finest and cheapest
stock of millinery, ladies' suits and
fancy goods, at Iralson's, 5l2 Main
street. mch30.lm
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THE COURTS.
county Uous,.

Oouniy tour',
state w, Dan, Murray, aggravated
assault and battery, fined VI Hnd costs
state w, E, o, faFant, eShlbltlng
gaming bank, aned t26 and costs
state w, A, 4, Long, theh, three
days imprisonment Ia the couoIy jail,
and fined $50,
DiHirict Court,
State w. William WllfOrd, charged
with theft of u horse, found not guilty,
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Two car loads of buggies and plat.

Two car loads OF bugRies and plat
form wagons, at Orr's.-tf.
Picture frames and mouldlngs,
new patterns OF wall paper for 1878, at
Reed 4 Lathrop's. ja29 I'm
TEETH Teeth
Almost anybody can have teeth now
that they are so cheap. Call and see
DIR. Thomas, at 7Ol Elm street, and
ask his price. I'm.
Choice Early Rose potatoes So
ut Adams& Co. Il
HI. w. Harry Il Brother have a
large and timely lot of refrigerators
just in. Call in and secure one early.
mch28 I'm
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Rag EXTRA OFFER FOR 1873, -ysa

To all new subscribers for 1878, will be sent
traits the SIX numbers of ls77, containing
he nrst instruments Of II new serial 'sErica,"
translated from the German of Frau Won
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For Sale.

Open and top buggies, home manu.
featured, and warranted, at VIM. Longs
shop, 740 Commerce street. ---mch10.l I'm
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as whatever on tbs aeeennt Of Tns hsh'
Am without an order algned by
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This beautiful park, formally known
as Frascati, situated In the heart of
the city, Is now open every day. Bring
your families and spend pleasant
hour in this delightful resort. Music
every Thursday and Sunday evenings.
No improper characters will ever be
admitted. st. Louis beer five cents a
glass. Lunch at all hours.
Il GUS, MIGNON, Manager,
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Happy tidings for nervous suffer,
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ture debility, weakness and decay.
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1T Is often easier 10 save Ave cents
than to earn IL. People can save this
and more, beside getting better salts
faction, by using Kelloge's baking
powder. Try 1t.
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This fine thoroughbred, premium
bull, the property Of Villa Wiley, will
stand two month at the stables Of A.
G. Camp, on the Central railroad, one
mile from the city limits, at five dol
lars cash. Money to be paid before
the COW is served. Reference for
blood and qualities, II. NJ. Gano. Dali
las, Texas. apr4 dim
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Whenever you are In need Of IA
shirt, or pair OF pants, or full suit,
20 to the New York clothing house,
and thus save money and get the best.
mh2 u
The great arrival OF beautiful new
aud elegant spring goods IL announced
vt the New York clothing house. II
Adams IL Co. III orders for grain
and produce.
--lfyou want to trade ali old buggy
tor new Que, 0rr's IL the place. TT.
III you are looking for either chill
dren's suits, boys suits, or youths
suits, you can go to headquarters, the
New York clothing house, and save
money. m2tf
The latest com bination of colors
and styles OF pattern hats and bonnets,
at Iralson's. Call and be convinced A;
5l2 Main street. mch30.lm
.-One hundred barrels of potatoes at
81 80 per barrel,to close a consignment,
at M. Ullman u Co.'s. apr3 81
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Jan. l, 1878, THE LIVING AGE enters upon
Its lS6th volume, During the year IL will
furnish to It's readers the productions of the
foremost authors, above named and others,
EN- Oracing the choicest Serial and Short
Stories by Leading Foreign Novelists, and
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the election OF certain officers of the
city government, the following named
persons are hereby declared duly elect
ed for the ensuing two years;
Julius q. Bogel, assessor ana collector.
John w. Bowen, treasurer.
Sim Duncan, city engineer
Barnett Glib, city attorney.
j. b. Hereford, city secretary.
w. II. Morton, city marshal.
J. +. Caldwell, alderman First ward.
p. B.Sh.ldon, alderman Second ward.
VIC. Holland alderman Third ward.
w. II. McEntyre, alderman Fourth
ward
Resolution adopted.
Resolved BY, the city council, after
due examination OF the polls OF spe.
cial election held in the Second ward
on the second Of April, for an alder
man to I'll the unexpired term Of w.
NJ. 9. Hill, Nj, ID. Darlington having
received the highest number OF votes
cast, Is hereby declared elected.
The resolution vas adopted.
M. d. Darlington came forward and
was sworn In ~ alderman.
The mayor placed Mr.. M. ID. Gar
lington on the following committees
On committee OF ways and means,
committee on fire department, COM
mittee on public buildings and mar.
kets.
The committee on claims reported
the following accounts: William
Long, work for fire department, $685.
J. H. Quinton, work for fire depart.
ment, $l.75; w. J. Shone, stationery
furnished fire department., $l3.l5
Thomas Il Nixon, meat furnished hos>
pital, $3.50; Dallas City Gas Light
company, 1922 As; Dallas ice company,
Ice furnished hospital, S7,29; M. X.
Thorburn, forage, S5S.l6; p. NJ. Kent,
feeding prisoners, $i5; l.. M. Conner,
medicine for hospital, $50; James Nc
Williams, for washing done for hospi-
tai, 1915; Duhig, for work on streets,
S45. Allowed.
Pay roll Of officers, amounting to $7l3,
allowed.
Report of committee on streets and
bridges read and adopted.
The following communication was
read from the underwriters OF the
city:
To the Mayor and city Council of the city OF
OF Dallas;
Gentlemen: In accordance with in
structiOns from the Dallas Board OF
Underwriters, now hand your honor
able body the following preamble and
resolutions rs passed at special meet>
ing OF the board, held April 3, 1878.
Vero respectfully,
GEORGE J. DEXTER,
Secretary Dallas Board OF Underwriters.
WHEREAS, IL has como to our
knowledge that the supply of water,
for file purposes, has been cut of by
the Water Supply company, thereby
Ok posing the city to a terrible confia.
grafton; and,
WHEREAS, lHe culnPauion hcPio'
,ented by us are largely interested In
This important question; and,
WHEREAS, Rates were reduced on
account of the said water supply; and,
WHEREAS, A large amount OF insu.
rance has been predlcated upon said
therefore be 1t
Resolved, That we, the Dallas Board
OF Underwriters, respectfully request
the city council to take such imme.
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Attorney at law; Office, COZ Main
street, Dallas. Prompt attention given
to all business entrusted to his care.
--feb4.ly
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For railroad tickets, at reduced
rAtea, call on Fred, Manget, ticket
broker, LeGrand hotel, He can save
ou from one to eight dollars on a
mimi IL
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All the liniments, extracts and 10.
tions that my wife used for sprained
ankle was money thrown away, until
she used Giles liniment iodide Of am.
monia, which cured her.
A. w. QUINN,
lis West 25th Street, New York.
For sale by Common d Walker, drug
gists, Dallas, Texas,
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VIII give special attention to selling prom.
erty In the city, county and throughout the
state. Leasing lands, store and dwelling
houses. collection of all claims entrusted
TO his care promptly attended TO aud quick
remittance made.
and pay taxes for non-residents. apr2odlm
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The MOST Eminet Living Authors
suon IA Rt. Hon. W. II. Gladstone, Prot
Max Muller, Prof. Tyndall, Or. W. b. Car
penter, Il. A. Proctor, Prof Huxley, Jas A,
Froude, Edward A Freeman, Frances Power
Cobbe, ID. Mackenzie Wallace, The Duke Of
Argyll, Mrs, Muloch, William Black, jean
lngclow. Miss fhackeray. Mrs 0liphant,
Mrs. Alexander, Geo. Macdonald, Matthew
Arnold, Turgueuiei, Auerbach, Ruskin, Ten-
nyson, Browning, ana many Others, are rep
resented in the pages Of
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Lewis Neale haH removed his stock
OF drIga aud medicines to No, 700 ELM
street, new building, first door west
OF Cowen n Co., whore no Will keep n
full line OF druga, medicines, toilet ar
tIcles, etc. The patronage OF the pubs
lic IN respectfully solicited. Preacrip-
lions carefully compounded. I'm.
Choice Early Rose potatoes S2,2b,
at Adams " Co. n
Orr Ia selling his buggles and
wagons Mt twenty-five per cent. less
than Mt. Louis prices.
-Ifyou want to save hundred
dollars In the purchase OF II buggy, go
10 Orr's. III.
Query: "Why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Marbur Bros. Seal OF North Caro-
lisa, ut tho same price," JaD.Sldly,
--Ifyou want to buy n family car
riage, Orr has tho latest styles and
patterns.
Immense arrival OF the latest styles
In. hats, shirts, underwear, hose, ties,
(all this seasons goods, and at prices
which are below realization, at the
New York clothing house. m2'tf
Cheap means nothing, when you
look at the immense assortment OF fine
hats, at one dollar, at the New York
clothing house. m2.tf
--Drs Darlington and Pace would
respectfully announce to their friends
and the public that they have become
associated In the practice Of the sew
eral branches OF their profession. Fol
the present they Will retain DR.. Car.
rington's Office. DR.. Pace's residence,
corner OF Young and Browder.
mhl4 I'm
Choice eating potatoes, $225, al
Adams " Co.'s. II
Good cooking butter, five cents
per pound, at Adams " Co.'s. II
Choice eating potatoes, So %, al
Adams h Co.'s. II
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w. Z. Holland, attorney ut law,
Office, corner Of Main and Lamar
streets, Special attention to bankrupt
cases. janl3.2m
u ust received,a choice lot OF buiia
10, NJ Adams n Co.'s. II
--Spanking teams at Orr's. II
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Bath tubs, lce'cream ireezers bird
cages, water coolers, fly traps, dish
covers, and all kinds Of goods suitable
TO the season, cheap aud on good terms
nj II. w, Harry n Bros, mch2B I'm
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-03-20

whose presence requires any considerable
change In the domestic economy.
However much the circumstances of busl-
ness or mutual interests may demand in
entertaining stranger, he should never be
taken into the family circle unless he is
known to be wholly worthy of place in
that ianctum sanct0rum of social life; but
when once a man Is admitted to the home
fireside, he should be treated as If the place
was his always.
The fact OF an invitation gives neither host
or guest right to be master of the others
time, and does not require even temporary
sacrifice of ones entire individuality or
pursuits.
To stay at friends house seyond the
time for which he is invited is to perpetrate
a social robbery.
To abide unlimited in a friends home is
as much q misdemeanor as borrowing his
coat without his permission. 1t is debasing
the coin of friendship 10 mere dross when
man attempts to make it pay bis hotel bills.
The fact of two men having the same &C.
cupation in life gives to neither social
right to the others bed and board. a tray
cling minister has no more right to go unin-
vited to fellow preachers house than a
travelling shopkeeper or shoemaker has to go
unlimited to the house of his fellow crafts
man. Men are ordained to the ministry as
preachers, teachers and pastors and not as
private hotel keepers They who go into
the country as unlimited guests of their
farmer friends should be rated as social bril-
gands, and treated accordingly.
These few social maxims are by no means
to be taken as a complete code of social laws.
Others quite as important will spring up
out of the personal experience of every
reader of this article, and the justice and
equity of all may be tested by that in
fallible standard of society-the golden
rule There can be no true hospitality that
in practice is a violation of this rule; and
you may safely rest assured that you have
given the fullest and most perfect measure
of entertainment to your neighbor If you
have done exactly as you would be done by.
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GENERAL TELEGRAMS.
The Decision OF Chief Justice Manning
i'm the Case of Thomas G. Anderson.


New ORLEANS, March .1S.-The supreme
court this morning was crowded with mem
bers of the bar, politicians and other persons
anxious to hear the decision IN the case OF
the state vs. Thomas c. Anderson, convicted
in the superior criminal court for publishing
as true forged and counterfeit election re-
turns. from the parish of Vernon. Chief
Justice Manning read a very lengthy opinion
In the case. After reviewing the charge,
verdict and sentence, the court took up two
of the exceptions as being the only ones
necessary to consider in rendering judg-
ment: These were, that there had been no
preliminary examination, and that it is not
Both exceptions were dismissed, the
first upon the ground that
preliminary examination is not es-
sential and the second that prosecution
by information has been a common rule in
criminal prosecutions for many years, ex-
cepting to the drawing of the jury; also dis
missed on the grounds that the violation of
the spirit of law is not pretended. Relative
to the offense itself the court gave an alb
stract, OF the election law detailing its
requirements. The exact method prescribed
in law was fully described, the record offered
IN evidence did not conform with that men
toned in the information, the document
offered was consolidated statement, certi-
fled by the register OF voters and not the
original returns, and the statute of our state
does not attach much value to this
consolidated statement. The original re-
turns not being altered, would not change
the result of the election and interfere with
the interests of the people. The paper offered
in evidence is not the paper charged as being
forged. In order to be a forgery, an instru-
ment which it is alleged is falsified must, if
true, be legally capable of committing a
fraud: nowhere in the law is a consolidated
return required declaration of the result,
and its alteration or modification can in
no way effect the election. If every
consolidated return were forged and the
returning board complied with the law and
made their statement from the commission
ers' returns no injury could result. 1t does
not appear that any paper has been forged
that is calculated with a compliance with
the law to change the result. 1t is the
essence of this crime that it should be COM
mitted by public officer and on a document
which would change the result ofan election.
This was not done. The letter of John Sher-
man, Stanley Matthews and Others which
appeared in the record was alluded TO by the
chief justice, who stated that 1t should be
treated ythe public in a like manner as
that of a member of the house of commons
who attempted TO influence the decision OF
the court in the Tichborne case. 1t was
ordered that the verdict of the jury be set
aside and reversed, and the prisoner dis
charged from custody.