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Arizona citizen., 1878-05-17
diournment of Congress.
Florida Election

For two days intellectual attempts have been made by the Democrats 10 obtain vote of the House on the res olutiun offered by Potter of New York for the appointment of an investigat- ing committee in the matter of the Florida election.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-17
The Table
The Corral is Large

And is always supplied with Grain. Hay and abundance of good we'll water. Spe- eial care taken with stock or other proper ty intrusted to the proprietor.
 Everybody familiar with Chas. H. La- oeree's management of Desert Station speaks in the highest terms Of it.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-17
Eenian Invasion.

Intense excitement has prevailed in Canada over rumors of a projected Fe- nian invasion. The militia has been called out all over the dominion, and extensive preparations are being made for coast and frontier defense.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-17

In England the thousands of opera tors who are on a strike in the manu featuring district, are suffering greatly. In many towns riots have broken out and troops have been sent to Quell the disturbance
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have been embodied in our account lss
II would have been had he furnished It
to The reported when waited upon
without changing In the leRst the i'm
preston lefi upon the mind of the
reader. The bald fact that the road
was locked, simply because an emp!oye
was discharged, and for that reason the
basiness community aud travelling
puili were denied by force tbs use Of
the road, built with Dallas city bouds
aud DR.. Rssd's money, would still
have stood in bold relief
le-, ia some seBse The HERALD is
the organ OF Dr. Reed, because his in-
terest happens 10 be that OF right ana
justice and that ~ the ,ax paying PEG.
pie of Dallas The people are icter~
estcd Ia the construction and running
Of this road it is for this that the
bonds ot the city are given, and all tbls
activity OF the gentleman, who "re-
mains chief engineer snl rupeTin;en-
denW Of the road, ia 10 detsiu il. In
sections Of the country less orderly
than this, "A short Shirt would have
unlocked the deadlock which has
worked injury alike TO Drs Reed.
the business community, the travelling
public aud the taxpayers Of Dallas. II
can never he sa3d that the people Of
Dsilss are not "a patieHt and peaoeable
rEaEia a ltF sbsy- Ba~. ztg..i, "a Z. n, ptg4
IL fUrUJsrahCe ~ they have exhibited
all along and mOrv eel eciaiiy since IA
fureible and uuwHTFantable seizure of
DR.. Reeds tEAiu was made. That
/ iHE HERALD II Dn the side Of law and
right, the future viii not be slow in
show .ug
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A SHARPER.
ffs Takes in Number CT cur Mer-
efBaats and Aakes HIS E~eape.

The old adage that "we live To
learn, " Is as true to-day as it was
years long ago, rs is evidenced by the
following, which, though r. old
trick, was nevertheless Row and
novel one to some OF our merchants.
a lev days since there arrived in this
city party of comedy appearance and
genial, stfabie manners, who gave
lis name as logan. He hustled around
the city with business air, and soon
Cur business men, and especially pro-
duce and commission merchants, to
whom he represented that he had
several car loads of Irish potatoes on
dispose Of at remarkably low figures
The price. asked by him Nere very
low, and the aforesaid merchants
I thinking they SAW bonanza in the
lear future bought, or rather engaged
Literally of the potato king,
for such they regarded him.
During his oily conversations he
would exhibit the bills of lading in
evidence OF hat he WAS say ing. Going
TO one Of our produce dealers he told
| iIh that unfsrtunstely he was rather
short OF funds, aud that inasmuch rs
/ he had engaged largely OF his pota
toes there the bills of iading Were again
! brought into requisitionl he would lie
under many aud everlasting Obliga
! lions il he would loan him, for the
lime being, the psltry sum OF thirty
dollars, leaving bill of lsding with
/ him under protest. The dealer was
( nut too glad to render him such small
service, and three ten dollar notes
were thrust into his hands, accom-
! panied 10y the assurance that he need
/ he in 40 great hurry To pay 1t back;
1 that he would just credit 1t on the po-
/ tato dill. After deal of nice talk he
/ Nent his way, and tits said did sew
somcly.
! some Of the more wary. however,
who had engaged at exceedingly low
/ figures, began To suspect that all WAS
/ not well, and the telegraph wire WAS
/ pat to use ~ ascertain the facts, when
/ 10 and behold It WAS discovered that
! p'I!Y Cannon was Ia fraud of the
fifSt water. No potatoes had ever been
Shipped TO such parties, the bills Of
Z iadiug we're taTgerIes, and several of
{ oar merchants had been beautifully
sold by an old though well played
( trick, ana before any steps could be
tak"n to tfte t his arrest he had presto
retro non aSt
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"Wednesday morning, about eight
u'c.olA Va uIls Nf. J. Miller, aa Itslian
grocer whose place uf business is ou
the CORNER utJ.It.slu aud Commerce
str.rrs, va. no breakfast iu the scar %
his store ru.u hIs attention was aJ-
tmrtgi lg suHiss Boz front, and arising
from the au'e anil going Co. De saw a
negro mau named John Johnston run.
ming out Ni,l U's larDBuI book be hl-
hand Miller Immediately gave chase
e. tbc tu.eG yelling st the top uf bis
voice 'slop lhi-f,H which only served
90 quicken tbp peggl'- speed. Running
down Jefferson 90 Jackson street, and
going Up BE- a block he turned iu
on Market, making fIr Main street.
The chase was becoming interesting.
exciting the attention 81 pa=sers- ny A.,
AMI when passing tbe William Tell
house, corner 90 Commerce aud Mar
Ret. he .hsrw the book over in the
yard. when Ae ran bat "a short distance
farther before De- Was caught by man,
who delivered him over 20 nu officer.
Miller was iu the naul. of keeping his
larger bills 90 money iH tUi- book, and
sue negro bad -1ltchrd 30 with tae be-
lief that Uy would Eet "a good iip The
book az iAs time. however, contained
only eleven dollars, which, together
with O., wgs recovered. The negro was
jailed, o. await the action nt the court
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"Wednesday night, about 10 O'Clock "a
Major NicAiiister was returning
from church, he Uncovered tha. the
door Of his gFotrry store, situated on
the corner Of Swiss and Hawkins
streets, was open. Entering he found
that some Hour, a tot " soap and sugar
was missing. What else WAS taken,
De does NOS kuoR. a number OF bars
ofsoap aud a lot 81 sugar lying on the
floor indicated that the thieves must
have bren Ia gtsst hsste iu their rob
berry. They we're evidently seated by
same pBsssF-hy into tLkiuR hnsty
leave, or they would have secured
Ip1re booty. This - ths fourth time
the Store has teen robbed within the
past ak months.
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WINES ANnLIauoRs.
TOBACCO MARKET.

PLUG ToBACCo-ViIgini. bright, fine
pounds, s5tasl; do do fine and extra twist, 65d
zoe; do do extra 6-tn twist, 5Seg7or; do me
dinIn and - In twist; 5stgooc do fRmoD /.
in. list. l5a.55c; do Ina1ogzpy navy Is, S.
rs, i6tsSoc; LoutsSiils navy, bright mshog-
any, 5tsJac; dc do mahogany, 4ca5ie. TO do
mahogany class 4Sg5Jc, do do dark, ma
hogsny, iSe5oc; do do nne blsck. 1sOaoic.
FfSE CUT-Ihoios, 10 so; me 4iuEu, 700
s5c; fair, Zo0oDe; common. eutt6oc.
sADklSG-Virsinia smoking, rs and y
Use6Sc; Kentucky, 3seJgc; common 10 good,
SO 49c; fancy, as 10 qdaiity, 81 4oeyl 50; Hon
Fatfs e, I'M ported, per Id, 81 -.
DON kSfIU CfGARS-Havana, sfOsgl0o;
seed and Havana, 40SSl; do do scrap niier
s5g45. Connecticut seed, 25eyaS; ordinary, .
log Is; caeInots and skies, lleli5.
dPoR ED CIGARS, prise per 1000, Reg
del ray, sl5o; isandres, siA0; breyas, sl+t; Con-
clas, slsD. Flor de Prinsado, sll9: Londres de
Z III, 80; Opera Grand, sii9. operas. $40;
opera keaa, $40; Rsna Victoria. $50; Honra-
aes cigarettes, 81.
5NUf r-Iacosboy, s5ttSsc; Rsppe French
DOC,
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Yesterday evening the woman who
had lived With Dr. Chsmhliss, the re.
ligiou- fanatic, a. hia wifr, visited him
at the jail, but refused to 70 on the In
side tn see him fer fear he would hurt
her. The Interview was held through
the high plank fence that surrounds
the jail. The old man burst out crying
the moment be saw her, weeping Bit
tsrly throughout the Interview. He
Oe-eeched the wuuian 30 eome on the
inside and see bin, bat she declined,
saying she was afraid Of him. A dauEh-
Ter of the murdered man accompanied
his wife, bat che appeared by her nc.
tions ~ lOathe and would bsye moth
iag 70 do With him. 10 short while
they t0oh their leave, tho woman
promising a. call again, which seemed
70 please him very much. lie u al
iowed during the day To run loose la
the yard, tut ~ night Is locked up In q
room IS himself
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Parties iu the county are already
makiug arsaRge to organize their
schools Tor the ensuing year The
friends % public Schools are daily
maniiestiDg interest IN them and the
next year viii chow large improve
nent In tie attendance Of scholars.
The fund set apart by the state il get
ting 20 he an Item, and the people
propose 90 zee u properly utilized.
This Il IN eurcufag ug -isu.
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OF the past, no = many bogus nosfrumS may
be mum oeTet Beginning their careers with
"A tremendous flourish of tsum pets, blazoued
Tor q time in the pubic prints and ON fam
Ing posters. soon, but not too soon, were they
rels gated TO the limbo of things lost on
earth. Bat Hustetter's stomach Bitters IL n
living and thriving remedy. IL goes on.
curing and 10 cure. Neither underhAnd nor
open com petition affect IL. On the contrary.
contrast with In erioT rival preparations
only increases. lis popularity. IL has beer
repeatedly initiated, but without success
CounterteIts OF It h We been surreptitiousiy
Introduced, but have fallen fat. Every
where IL ertrenches itself in the con fdence
OF the people, and Wei IL nay, for II Il q
thorong ally rel able invIgorsnt of the ~. Ole
bsnishrs dyspt psia and constipation, braces
the nerves, cures rheumatic aiiments and
kidney com plaints, and ersdicates and pre-
vents Intermittent and remittent feveIs-
I2JtilmchlgWit
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AstopJsb,np Su.c...

1t is the duty ofevery person who has used
Boschers German syrup To lie; Its wonde ful
qualities be known to their friends in curing
Consumptio severe Coughs, Group, AsIh-
MA. Pneumonia, and In fact all throat and
lung diseases. No person can use II without
| immediate relief. Three doses viii Teli ave
any case, and vs consider IL the du.y of al
druggists TO recommend IL 10 the poor q y ing
consumptiye, st least TO try one bottle. as
/ 10 GO dozen bottles were sold last year, and
no one case where II faiisd WAS reported
such medic cite as the German syrup can
not he too widely known. Ask your drug.
gist about II. sample bottles to try, sold III
10 cents. Regular size, IS cents. For sale by
| all druggists. mchl2dItwIt
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Centaur
lininn entS.
One Kind 70, the Human Family.

One Kind 70, the Human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals
~rhese LiuIments are sinpIy TIE Wona.i al
the world. Their effects are little less thsu
marvellous.
The White I.inim-rr Is Tor tn. human
faulty. IL Will drive rheumatism. ssrIat!ct
aud neuralgia from the system. cur, LINN.
bAso, Shilbiains, LICK jaw, Palsy, Itch. and
inost IatAneou- ETuptlons, IL sItEasfs fro-i
nom frozen hands and feet. ana the pGisoI
OF bites ana stings Of venomouz Tepi 'lrs: II
subdues srsliinss, ana zllcyiates pain %
every kind. When spralns or bruises occur
IL IL the most potent r.tnety ever discoveries
20 neal the Injured paris. The C.utauE Ia.
Throat. TO,lshachs, tsss1d Brf4s's' EsrscLs
and Weak Back Ths f,.lC Slng j. bus a .stn.
PIE OF the numeToa- tssumonlsis.
INDIANA HoHE, JET. 20. Ind. MAY - lsTs
II thin II my duty 10 inform you that j
have st.7sT.d much Win sscslslt feet aBd
shuT1s. lev hottleh OF C-nihET Linlmeni
hn- ttn'e tse "ork for me. have not Leef
frcc from these svsliings a. etght van. Nov
i1Ai glssyerfiy nell. The IInifusnl ought 70
"BENJAMIS BROWN"
The proof is IN the tEiAI. ~ y reliable, 10
II mandy, u Il cheap, ana every family
chould have the hiieeu CtAuT liuim .n
The yellow sensaGF Iinfuaeat h,
adapted 10 "a, tough moAcies, crrd- AUD
flesh O: horses and animals. II h.s A.. rfoTfu.
eel more wonderful! cures IN thre. ear o.
SHetnyt anu general LaiueuesE than al,
Other remedies IN existence. Read what ths
great ENIre-srRfn say OF 70:
"NEw YORK, January 1874
every owner of horses should give the
Centaur Lininent tlsi. We consider 4
the best article ever I'D 70 our stables.
"supt. Adams E1. ~labIea, NY.
Il. PULJZ,
"supt- u. - Ez 10 i@s y. "
ALBERT =. OiIS
"Supt. Nat. tx. Stables, n
The best patrons OF this Eminent ar Par
mefs and Veterinary Surgeons. who are con.
annually using some Liuiment. IL heals
ais, wounds ana POil-evii, remove. = we'll.
ings, and Is worth millions Of doilsrs an.
nuhlly 10 Farmers, Livery men, stock grow
ers, sheep-fsi-ers, and those having horse
or cattle.
what a karrier cannot do for 81 the Cen.
tauT Llntineut viii do at = triifing cost
These Linimsnts are sold by an dealer,
throughout the country. They are warranted
ny the prcprietors, and u bottle viii q ziVeu
test them.
Laboratory Of ]. 3. Rose & Co.,
90 DaN
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LIME AND CEMENT

CEMENT osend!e-- is worth 81 y barr,
i.UUihvN!s, best, lit lie kept, - 80 b barre
Dallas, 81 -.
IIAJE-The best quality In barrels Is " ortt
bGsael.
PLASTER Is worth So 50 Il barrel.
ne suppiy;of the above mentioned artI-
les is smpl5 dsmani fair; market 6rm.
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The sttuasisB Unchanged. with Aug
urses Profnis-tnx the Break Of the
Lack To-day.

The situatisB Unchanged. with Aug.
urses Prosais-inx the BreaE Of the
Lack To-day.
The lock on the road still continues,
bot the suguries point to the removal
% all obstacles during the morning
hours to-day. The passengers, who
came IN on the train day before yes
tprday, left for their homes, some
walking, Others by wagon aud such
other conveyance rs would "give 'eni
a lilt The engine and train was re-
moved to the roundhouse for slight re
pairs. The iron on the curvature con
Meeting the road with the Texas and
Pacific was torn up, the ties, ballast
aud the iron partially replaced, the
connecting rail, when work ended,
being propped SO as to prevent the pas
sage OF any engine from one roai to
theoiher. This was taken tosignify that
the HendersOn-SteveniIes had blocked
the game on Dr. Reed. We subse-
quentiy learned that orders had been
Issued by that gentleman 10 the boss
contractor 20 complete repairs by nine
o'clock Friday morning, when ii la exs
pected the engine and train will pass
10 the Dallas and Wichita depot for
passengers and freight and the usual
run made 10 Elm Fork and back.
Mr.. Stevens Is cut ia communities.
ton In our evening contemporary, and
after ind.lging in aCsldesism, by way
of Hing at THE HERALD, proceeds to
disab0so the mind Of the public OF
prejudice by Substantially rehearsing
the material facts as published In our
account OF yesterday. substituting the
word quietly for i.foreIbIy" in the
MISTER OF capture, and enlareing on
bis understanding Of The contract be-
tween Air. Henderson aud Dr.. Reed,
Mr. Stevens communication could
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LUMBER MARKET.

YELLOW PIHE-Boxing, fencing, seant-
ling, per thousand, SO ~; dresser, 81 =
flooring, dressed and matched, s95 %; Match
ed ceiling, $50 30: weather boarding, 81 so.
WHITE PikE-Rpugh, per thousand,
So 90; surfaced, $50 90; matched ceiling, So 90
Notwithstanding, 80 %.
Ci PRESS Rough, per thousand, SIS ~
surfaced, $50 %; pickels, sij 30.
sHlNGLES-Yeilow pine, cut. So 0e6s3 SO;
long leaf pine, sawed, - %; cypress cue, 81 70
mi
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Reliable help for weak and ner-
vous suffers. Chronic, painful and
prostratiug diseases cured without
medicine. Pulvermacher's electric
belts the grand desideratum. Avoid
limitations. Book aud journal, with
particulars, m allied free. Address Pull
vermacher Gslvanic Company, Gin
ciunati, Ohio
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LIYEReooI, Ma ch li--Noon Cotton mod
crate inq airy which IL freely supplied.
THCRsDsI. WEDNESDAY
Nidding Uplands 51sd ga
AidGling Orleans. GA 90
sales $3.50 balee. speculation and export
l,uCq bsias; receipts 2l.ioo bales; American
i2,tJD bales.
Failures -S2si-ied cheaper.
Upiands low lddiins clause March deliv-
cry 81 SD; March and ApFli 5I-S2f; April
and May 6G; May aud Juue SD: June
and July SD, JGly and August 3 Sd
y. ln.-Mi1dllng upIsnds l-isJ: mid
aIlDx Orleans 5 6lHl. lev Ia iddling pIand-
Ltd; good oTdina uplaDds I'D. ordina-
~ ap and SD, uplsnds how m!ddiif (
ella re SeptenI oeT-Dct Der delivery S-iS1.
y. m.--alrs American $500 bales Uy-
lands low mtddiinZ Clause, Ne = crop >hi %
- d october sud NOysInue By sail 5 lsi.
= y. m = utGT,s uUll Up ands low mr.
dlioE Clause august and September deliV-
cry n1sd; October ana No .ember S-IBI
NEW DsAENSs. March lI-HiRnL-t otton
du /. SAFES 2 40 bales
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Honey.

Pitcher cassorta n a com f,Iete snbst,.
tute for Castor OIL, snd - - pleasant 10 take
rs Honey. II IL particularly ada rted to
IeethiDs aud Irritable. children. u destroy ;
worms, ass1mulatcs the food, regulates the
stomach, and cures " inu Collie. Few rem
edis-s are sf,tcaciuus for Ecvet tshus-s-.
Group, Worms and NBoupihg CoHgh. Ca
torts Is n scientific Hnd purul vrsetah e
preparation, rsore effective ~ an Castor on.
aud neither gag- or grlpes.
CoLUNHIA,C Com. Msy 2, issd.
heSsrs- j. y. Rose & Co.. y. =
Gents: have "a family Of rtzht children,
lily In The Units-f States fAfaJ. 4 IA. 1.
never found anything equal % Il. NY euil-
dren have been saved fr0az a fever several
times by the use @! castBTia- Recommend
its use for children. tor many dts.ses they
sre subject To, IN preference. nauy MEDICINE
l knoW Of. feel IL my duty % give this Ger
urcsts ON account OF IA. ben fiis have de-
rived by the Use OF rsstoris.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN h. LITTLE
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FL0UR-CrsscsnL, in sacks, s3 IS, San
Jacinto, SIS 10 En- ptre, s. %; xxx, S. %
Eagle, 81 70; Magnolia, ia sacks, " lbs. - 70
T0dd's xxx. SIS So: state Central xxx,
So a. Choice FANNY, IS - Star Mills, Xxx,
| - 10 ; Graham, 81 20; bran. : U. corn meal,
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| BAGGING-Light, Ht4gll' 4csHeavy 1888
Ice
| TWINE-BaiIing l5sls: Cotton. 20g22c.
| IRON n ES-ATrow, :! Is per bundle, with
discount on large lots,
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GALvEsros, March Ii.-Hides quiet frn;
dry selected l6c; light saItsd Lee; - ack sailed
lie, kips 1875; wet sailed "a they run
6ci selected SC; butchers green 90.
Nool-Nothlng doing on which 10 base
unfAIinus
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Sores, rheumatism. Neuralgia, Pain in
the Bones, Side and Head, Female
Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhaa, arising
from internal liberation, and Uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaoiation.
General Debility, and for Purifying the
Blood.
This Sarsaparilla a combination of
vegetable alternatives - Stillingia, Man
drake, Yellow Dock with the Iodid.s
OF Potassium and Iron, and is the most
etfcacious medicine yet known for
the diseases 1t is intended to cure.
Its ingredients are so skilfully com
bined, that the full Alternative effect of
each is assured, and while it is so mild
as to be harmless even 10 children. IL "a
stlll so etfeetual as to purge out from the
system those impurities and corruu,ious
which develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys Is derived
from its cures, and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the couu-
Try repose IN 1T prove their experience
Of its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues havs
accumulated, and are constantly being
received, and as many of these cases are
publicly known, they furnish convincing
evidence OF the superiority of this Sar-
'apaniia over every other Alternative
medicine. So generally is its superb
ority to any other medicine known, that
We need do no more than 10 assure the
public that the best qualities it has ever
Possessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
lr"efsesf s~d analytical Cb~mfsss.
Soi-p BIZ ALL DkUC0IsIs RyERYwHIer.
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Hundreds Of lives have been saved
nv Hnnps Remedy, the great kidney
medicine. Hunt's Remedy cures drop
~, and all diseases Of the kldneya,
bladder aud urinary organs Hanps
Remedy l. purely vegetable. and Used
daily by physicians IN their prse'ice'
DO not dsiny, nut Try HUNTS Kennedy
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There II no aDodyns or narcotic that
will bring relief 10 this tortured victim
Of neuralgia ~ surely ~ Giles IIui-
n,ent Iodide Of Ammonia.
For sale by Common a. Walker, drug.
liais. DnlIas, Texas.
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The state Of Texas. county OF Dallas.
], A. Harwood, county clerk In and
for said county, do hereby certify that
the foregoing In = true and correct
abatement OF the fine and costs Ia the
said three cases.
Witness my official zeal and sigma
tire ut Office, In the city OF Dallas, this
18th day of March, A. ID. 1875.
A. HARDWOOD, County Clerk.
~ W. n. xHAckxn, Deputy.