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Richland beacon., 1878-05-18
4 TALE OF THE LAKE.
The Capsizing Of u Schooner and
the Drowning Of Two Men.

The steamer Camelia, which ar
rived here at 8 o'clock yesterday
morning. had on board boy about
IL years Of age named Louis Klein.
klein's statement is as follows:
| was in the schooner Geho. which
left the picke,s at $50 o'clock Wednes-
day for Blind river. When about
two hours out we were caught in q
squaIl and our boat was capsized.
The captain, Mr.. Spcrc, together with
my step-father, Tony Zarr, wero
drowned.
| happened to secure hold on the
keel Of the boat, and saved myself
until picked up by the Camelia. NV
father and the captain attempted to
swim to the bulk, but the waves would
not permit them.
The pilot of the Camelia happened
TO see the wreck, and although it was
out OF his course, steered Immediately
for it, thus saving the life of human
6elng.-N. q. Democrat Of The lOM.
Richland beacon., 1878-05-18
THE BEAUTIES or THE ENGLISH
ORTHOGR.fPHY.

from the Louisville, Ky, Railway Mail ]
A pretty deer is dear to me,
hare with downv hair,
A hart love with all my heart,
Bu, barely bear bear.
lis plain that no one takes a plane
10 have pair Of pears,
Although rake may take a rake
10 tear away the tares.
Sol, rays raise thyme. time razes all,
And through the whole holes wear,
A scribe IN writing night may write
To write and still be wrong;
For write and rite are neither night,
And don't TO right belong
Robertson j. not Roberts son,
Nor did he roo Burts son,
Yet Roberts sun is Robbins sun,
And everybodys sun.
Beer often brings a bier TO man,
Coughing a coffin brings,
And too much ale will make us ril,
As well as other things.
The person lies who says he lies
When he is not reclining:
And when cunsumpiive folks decline,
They all decline declining
luails do not quail before a storm,
a bough viii bow before it;
We can not rem the ram al all,
No earthly power reisns oer it,
The dyer dyes awhile. then dies
70 dye he's always uyiug;
Until upon his dying bel
lie thinks no more OF dyeiny.
A son of Mars mars many son,
All Deys must have their days;
And every knight shonid pray each nigh,
To him who weighs his ways
lis meet that man should me'e out meat,
To feed ones fortunes sun:
The fair should fare on love alone,
Else one can not be won.
Alas, a lass i sometimes false,
Oi faults = maid Is made;
Her wais, is but barren waste
Though stayed she is not >iaid.
The springs shoot forth each spring and
shoots
Shoot forward one and all;
Though summer kills the flowers, il
leaves
The leaves 10 fall in fall
would a story here commence,
But you might find il stale;
So We IL suppose that we have reached
The tail end of our tale.
Richland beacon., 1878-05-18
CONGRESSMAN LEONARD'S
DEATH.
The True Story of His Unhappy
and Fatal Visit to Havana.

Especial correspondence New York World. I
HAVANA, April 1.-THE romantic
story of the death of Congressman
Leonard, of Louisiana, in this city
last month has given rise to so much
comment in the United States that the
exact facts should be related 1t was
first asserted that Mr.. Leonard bad
died of yellow fever, aud Consul Gen
eral Hall. in his dispatches to the
State Department announcing the
event, SO stated. Afterward, gentle
men who were in Havana at the time
of Mr. LeoIard's death, returning to
America, denied this, and asserted
with some vebemence that there had
not been a case of yellow fever in
Havanan for FIVE months. From
these con,radictatory reports grew
stories that Mr.. Leonard had com-
mitted suicide, and also that he had
been slain by bis rival for the hand
of the young lady whom be was en-.
gagged to marry in this city.
Over year ago Mr.. Leonard met
in New Orleans a young lady named
Gobel, whose uncle resides iu Havana.
She is said to be person of charm
ing manners, but not beautiful 10 face
and figure. Mr.. Leonard became in
fatuated with Miss Gobel and they
were engaged to be married Except
ing ber mother in this city, Miss
Gobel's relations are said to be in only
moderate circumstances. Mr.. Leon
ard corresponded regularly with Miss
Gobel, and it was finally arranged
that be should come to Havana and
marry her at her uncle's residence iu
the Gale Lamparilla. Mr.. Leonard
cane to Havana about the lst of
March, and stopped at the Hotel Tel
egrapho. Upon bis arrival lie called
upon Miss Gobel. and to his surprise
and grief was received coldly, aud in.
formed that the anticipated marriage
could not take place. Two accounts
are given of the reasons offered by
Miss Gobel for breaking of the match. |
One set of gossips here ssy that Mr.
Leonard was mercilessily Tilted; that
Miss Gobel first informed bin
that if he married her she should in
sist upon bis living 10 this city; that
be finally agreed to resign his seat in
the house and make his bone in Cuba, I
nd that after agreeing to this Miss
Gobel told him fatty that she did /
not love and would never marry bin.
Richland beacon., 1878-05-18
A. A. GuNBY.
COBB & GUNBY,
ATTORNEYS,

MONROE, La,
Will practice in oil the State Courts IN
North Louisiana, and in the Federal 'o"''s
in New Orleans. Jan. -
Richland beacon., 1878-05-18

Thousands in San Francisco would
starve to death if charitable institu.
tlons did not give them their daily
bread. Last month one single such
institution gave shelter to 4l6 Der
sons, distributed 10000 rations, and
wood. coal, shoes, clothes aud medi-
c'nes to $50 families yet many were
left without the necessaries of life.
Real estate has fallen so per cent;
Communism is growing apace. On
the spot these woes are attributed TO
over-speculation and cheap Chinese
labor. which cuts the grass from un-
der the feet of Europeo-Americans.
and lives on it in luxury undreaned
of in the fowery land.
Richland beacon., 1878-05-18

The most beautiful Iudian girl, ac-
corGing to all accounts, now living.
and one who by reason Of her beauty,
intelligence and spirit. has attained to
unique influence which is acknowl.
edged among the warriors, and de.
Tended by twenty fiery brothers and
cousins, is Etisca, the white Fore.
head of the Uncspapas." Etisca is
Sitting Bulls niece. She is only fif.
teen years old, straight as an arrow.
1.-the as a serpent. and eyed Iik fawn
Her gayety is incorrigible. AT the
battle OF the Rosebud. where Custer
was overwhelmed. and when she WAS
a mere child, she laughed incessapt!y
IN the midst of the carnage. riding her
pony like sprile.
Richland beacon., 1878-05-18
The Eicksburg Herald says:

1t is very seldom that an Eastern
paper has anything to say for the
West and South. and we are, there
fore, agreeably surprised to find the
following in the New York World:
The speech Of Captain Eads, at
Memphis, contains a clear explana-
tion of his plan for making the Mis-
sissippi easily navigable. 1t is bis
design to apply, all the way to st.
Louis, the method used in securing a
channel in the South Pass, consroll-
Ing and guiding the water Of the
stream, aud trusting 10 the current
Richland beacon., 1878-05-18
l. o AAAeHAA, Editor 4 Publisher.
Omcial Directory.

JupicIAL-voURrREyrH DISTRICT Court:
=, 'AksoNs, Judge /;
"; n. Porrs, District Attorney F;
,. NEWT. PIrTs, Clerk
PARISH CURT:
r. c. MONTGOMERY. Jndy.
NJ ). LiDDELL, District Attorney Protein; /;
PARISH oYFIcRs:
J. A. LuppKLL. Shaft.
WLrI p. MANGHAx. Recorder; ;
JOIN oisHor, President Police Jury
:. w. SiShs, Parish Treasurer
POLICE JURORS:
Ward John Bishop;
2-E. Scott;
3-Joln II Milling;
t-Henry G. Manyham,
" .-P II. Parham.
Jno. s. Summerlin. Clerk.
II. W. McIemor-, Justice Peace 2nd wara.
will hold regular terms Of court the end and
4th Saturdays in each mouth.
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six TO solicit subscriptions from the
citizens Of this CITY TO the road ana
bridge fund, who shall turn over all
contributions TO tho executive oom'
mittee, Adopted,
Tho chair then appointed the follow
Ing M tho committees j, W. Crowdun,
John u. Stone, J Il, Henderson, Rob-
ert Ogden, A, II, shepperd aud H.
Lazy,
Upon motion the county commits
slOners were requested 10 take buch
action M thoy deem necessary 10 con-
form with the actions Of this meeting
Captain w. NJ, johnson, nj salary
OF ATTY dollars n month, was nomin'
ated superintendent and Unanimously
elected.
A subscription list was then opened,
which was subscribed 10 by thirteen,
footing up twenty.six hundred dollars
II was then moved and carried that
the thanks of the meeting be rendered
10 tho county commissioners for their
presence and earnest disposition to
act In concert with the meeting,
Adjourned,
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NOTICE
MAYORS OFFICE,


CITY OF DALLAS, February %, 1878.
The different wards of the city of Dallas
having been changed since the last election,
the following ordinance IN published for the
Information and guidance of all concerned,
viz
An ordinance defining the wards of the
city of Dallas.
BE il Ordained By the Cty Council Of The city
Of Dallas
Section. l. The city shall be ,divided into
four wards, as follows, to-wit The First
ward shall embrace all of the corporate lin
It's bounded by the river on the west, the
corporate line on the south, Akard and Syc
amore streets on the east, and Elm street on
the north, and shall be entitled to elect, by
It's own vote alone, two alderincn. The
Second ward shall begin ct the river ON Elm
street and run thence with said Elm street
10 sycamore street, thence with Sycamore
street to Ross avenue, with Ross avenue to
MaSten street, with Masten street to Dallas
branch and thence with the Dallas branch
to the north line of the city, thence with
said line TO Trinity river, and down the
river TO the beginning, and shall be entitled
10 elect, by Its own vote, two aldermen. The
Third ward shall embrace all the corporate
limits east Of the Second ward and Sy camore
street, and north of Elm street, ana snail be
enntled 10 elect, by It's own vote alone, two
aldermen. The Fourth ward shall embrace
all of the corpo ate limits east of the First
ward and south of Elm street, and shall be
entitled TO elect, by its own vote alone, two
aldermen. PrOpided, That the present resi-
dence OF Judge Nat. M. Burford shall also be
included IN the Fourth ward.
section 2. That this ordinance go into
effect from and after January |, 1878.
Approved November 20, ls77.
W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest; j. b. HEREFORD, Secretary. 26-l0i
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Tho rcxns nnd Inrinc Eli.

II Is m interesting fact that the
passage Of the above bill by majority
vote OF the committee, occurred on the
anniversary of the declaration OF in
dependence of the republic OF Texas.
But fact Of more Importance to the
people of Dallas and north Texas, is
that at CHI. Edwards, 7O5 Main street,
can be found foe stock of Mathushek
and g. d. Pease d Co.'s pianos and
Western Cottage organs, which are
offered at prices that defy competition
for cash or on time payments. DO you
want to buy new instrument? Do
you want to rent one or exchange that
old one you have for new one? Ed
wards is the man for you to see.
---mch3. d2t-w-t,
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LOCAL J0TTINGs.

--Blustery winds still prevail.
The drunk crop last night was
large.
The flying dust yesterday, was
very dlsagroeable.
Lamar street was throDged with
wood>wagons yesterday.
The hotel men say that travel Ia
gettl x better every day.
Henry Grady was Jailed yesterday
for being drunk In public places.
ELM street was well lined with
wagons yesterday from the country.
TO morrow the grand jury meets,
and the transgressors Of the law had
better take care.
James Cornish beat his wife yester-
day evening, and Officer Clements mr.
rested and calaboosed him.
Yesterday being the fortytsecond
Anniversary OF tho declaration CT
independence OF Texas, there were no
courts In session.
There was u woman IN the city,
yesterday, from Fort Worth looking
for u sewing machine that had been
stolen from her.
Every man doing business In Dali
las should contribute something to-
wards the repairing and bridging OF
the county roads.
some one has stolen Captain
Deans bloodhound from the jail. lie
Will Literally reward any one who re
turns her aud no questions asked.
The woman, Hattie WashburDe,
who shot Jack Duncan, was yesterday
released from Jail, by sheriff Moon.
Dudley Crawford and Jack Duncan be,
ing bondsmen.
Captain w. j. Shone has bought
out the book store of John s. jackson
and will open up one OF the iiuest ant
best assorted lines OF stationery, books
etc, ever brought TO this city,
Two dogs that had been tied to-
gether, by son e mischievous boys
with tin cans attached to their caudle
appendagee, made music in the nil
down Elm street yesterday evening.
Mr.. III. @. Kelly, Of Tuscula, Hi
noie, has purchased OF DR.. Cole a one
half interest in the National hotel
Mr.. Kelley is IA gentleman of means
md intends making Dallas his future
home.
Owing to his falling to sell hi
horses at his recent sale, Captain Or
will keep open until the 6th instant
at the Old stable on Main street, viii
an entire new outfit, in the way o
vehicles. He hes not nm old turnout IL
his stable.
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The great arrival OF beautiful new
aud elegant spring goods ia announced
NJ the New York clothing house. II
County scrip, In large and small
quantities, for sale by Fred Manget
ticket broker, LeGrand hotel. Healso
buys and sells railroad tickets.-tf
Query: "Why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Marbur Bros. Seal of North Caro-
lina,' at the same price ?" jan.Sldly.
Adams n Co. fill orders for grain
and produce.
Two car loads OF buggies and plat
orm wag ons, ut Orr's.--tf
-lfyou want to trade III old buggy
for n new one, Orr's is the place.-tf.
Picture frames and mouldings,
new patterns Of wall paper for 1878, at
Reed u Lathrop's. ja29 In
Whenever you are in need of o
shirt, or pair of pants, or a full suit
go to the New York clothing house
and thus save money and get the best
mh2 II
--lfyou want well-made and cheap
cheap clothing, examine ut 5l3 Elm
street. -f23.l0t.
For all kinds of shirts and fine
hats, so to the Clothing palace, 81;
Elm street. -f23-l0t.
New York early rose seed potatoes
50 so at Adams n Co. feb5-tf.
Cheap means nothing, when you
look at the immense assortment OF fine
hats, at one dollar, vt the New York
clothing house. m2.tf
Choice buffalo hams at Adams 4
Co.'s. feb5-tf.
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VADNE
TUESDAY, MARCH 5th.
Maria Lowel's Beautiful story
GIN G. d Nj A IL !"
:READ

.READs
She wildly recalled Charlotte Cnshman
by her immense power, and surpassed nor
In vocal modulaton.- New York Herald
Americas greatest actress, the grentest
sho has over Known. Louisville Journal
After long waiting our now star has come
young, beautiful ana possessed OF un-
doubted genius. Il Boston Traveller
The head and features OF Miss Anderson
follow tho Greek type, ana arc IN beautiful
NJ II statues without the detect OF all statues,
II lack of mobility aud expires ion. Tho
perfectly moulded throat IL SGT upon shout
ders that nre rs etqulsitely touched AK those
of tho ex-Empress H. genie'H, who became
famous for this one point OF loveliness,-
New York Telegram
Mary Anderson lisa marycl-a marvel OF
beauty, of grace, Of artistic talent, ol genius
II Boston Times,
"Evadno"-We have never seen anything
to surpass it,-HOston Courier.
Reserved seats NJ tho Box ONCE, co m
mencng Friday, March LIST. ieb2ltillmoho
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.
Something New for the Ladies'.

just received at the Dollar store, new
styles of ladies' lace collars and cuffs
Torchan, Guelph and other new laces,
embroideries, silk handkerchiefs, etc.
Call early, at Goldsmith, Rosenthal Il
Co.'s, ia and 718 Elm street.-feb2cdm
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Tuesday, the I'd Day Of April, A, D. 1878

In the different wards of the city of Dallas
for the following city officers:
One City Secretary.
One City Treasurer.
One City Attorney.
One City Marshall.
One City Engineer.
One CITY Assessor and Collector.
One Alderman in the First ward, In place
OF Alderman Crowdus whose term expires,
One Alderman In the Second ward, in
place OF Alderman Soay,
One Alderman In the Third ward, In place
of Alderman Jett.
place OF Alrerman Williams,
The polls VIII be opened In each ward from
So,clock u, m. until D. IN.
The election In the First ward will be he'd
at the court house, Il. ii. Kendall presiding
officer.
The election In the Second ward will be
nj theold Broom Factory, NJ. ID. Darlington
presiding officer.
The election I'm the Third ward will be
held nj Tricks old store, corner OF Bryan and
HARDWOOD STREETS, John Henry Brown pre-
siding officer.
I election in the Fourth Ward will be
held at NOungs School House, on Young
street, presiding officer John j. Eakin.
lntestlmOny whereof have hereunto set
my hand, and caus the seal of the city OF
Dallas to be affixed this, the 2dth day OF Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1873. W, L.. CABELL,
Mayor City OF Dallas.
febl6dtilanr9
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OaIIas city Lumber Yard.


Regular meeting of the Stockholders
OF the North Texas Fair association
viii be held ut office corner Main aud
Lamar streets, on Thursday, March the
TN, Mt 2 o'clock p, m, for the purpose
OF electing u directory for the ensuing
year.
q. M aWlNK, President.
Attest j, II, HEREFORD, Secretary,
mOlJulW
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nldewnlhn nnd NhMde Trees.

In answer to many inquiries IN TO
the width Of the sidewalks, / will state
that the newly printed city ordinances,
just adopted, declare that "the side.
walks on each side OF any street shall
be one.elghth Of the width Of the
street" For instance, ten feet side
walks on Elm street up to Ervay street,
and seven and Il half feet beyond
there or n six and one-iourth feet
sidewalk on any fifty feet street, or a
Eye feet sidewalk on any forty feet
street.
Tho shade trees on the outside edge
OF the sidewalk must be planted within
this distance from the fence, and not
in the gutter.
II trees are planted beyond this dis
lance, 1t will be necessary to dig them
up in making the gutter, or the proper
drainage OF the streets will be de-
stroyed. W. NJ JOHNSON,
CITY Engineer,
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Dallas city Humber Ynrd.

Mrs. Thursby, No. ga Even street,
Williamsburg, Long leland, very old
lady, suffered with innammatory rheu.
matism; the joints OF her hands and
feet swollen her sufierings were in
tolerable, and agony intense. Giles
Imminent lodide OF Ammonia reduced
the swelling and drove away the pains.
For sale by Common & Walker, drug
Rlsts, Dallas, Texas.
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Take your families this afternoon to
this beautiful and delightful resort,
formerly known as Frascati park.
Good music. Splendid st, Louis and
Milwaukee, beer at five cents n glass
No improper characters allowed. Open
every day in the week.-tf
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On tho 9th Of February, my resi-
dence aud most OF my furniture WAS
destroyed by fire. On my residence, !
had policy ofSl0OO In the Hartford
Fire Insurance company. | now de-
sire TO thank tho agents, Messrs.
Carnes a. Wright, for the promptness
In adluBting the claim, and the COM
pany for their promptness In paying
Inc same. would recommend my
country friends who have residences,
to insure, 10 call on Messrs. Carnes a.
Wright, who represent large line OF
first class, old and reliable companies.
March 2, 1873, IL. BURNS SGOTT.
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Reliable help for weak and ner'
youH sufferers, Chronic, painful ana
prostratlng diseases cured without
medicine, PuivermaOher's electric
belts the grand desideIatum, AVOID
i'm ilnlIona, Book aud journal, WIN
particulars, mailed free, Address l'ul'
vermaohor dalyanlc company, GINS
Glnnati, Ohio.
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.

The place to buy your clothing, is
5lS Elm street, at Julius Kahn's Cloth
ing palace. -f23,l0t.
"A great bargain in butter, at
Adams Il Co. If
w. &. Holland, attorney at law,
office, corner Of Main and Lamar
streets. Special attention to bankrupt
cases. janl3-2m
III you want to save a hundred
dollars in the purchase OF u buggy, go
Orr,s. 1T.
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Dallas Oity Lumber Yard.

Buy your buggies at Orrs-they
all do it. If
-5l3 Elm street is the cheapest and
best place to buy all kinds of gents
furnishing goods. -f23-l0t.
Orr Is selling his buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent. less
than ut. Louis prices.-tf.
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DnIIan OllY Lnmber Ynrd.

&-Don't buy any clothing or gents'
furnishing goods, before looking ut
Julius Kahn's Clothing palace, 5l3 Elm
street. -f23Sl0t.
--Ifyou want to buy family car
riage, Orr has the latest styles aud
patterns.
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must ana viii sell all kinds OF
gentlemen's and boys wearing appa-
rel cheaper than any house In Texas
Call before buying elsewhere. julius
Kahn, 6l8 Elm street. --fl3IOt.
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If you want common flower pots
get them at once at China.Hall. They
are too bulky and too cheap to be
kept regularly In stock, but fora few
days you can all be supplied at China
Hall. mr3-lw
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Remember the sale of lots at Carroll.
ton and Trinity Mills comes off Mon.
day. March 4. Don't fail to attend.
Train leaves the Dallas and Wichita
depot at 1890 a. m, returning after the
sale. For round trip, 81 90.
@. W. EVANS.
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CITY Tax Payers, Attention.
Notice is hereby given that the
board appointed to correct the city as-
sessment for the year 1878, will meet
on the first Monday in March proxi.
mo, at the real estate office of g. b.
Wellb0rn, at which time all errors
will be corrected aud complaints at
tended to.
In. OGDEN,
i2i-lw. City Assessor and Collector.
Adams Il Co. fill orders for grain
and produce. If
Julius Kahn's Clothing palace, Is
the best place to buy your clothing, at
5l3 Elm street. -f23 lot.
Choice onions SO per barrel at
Adams n Co.'S. If
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Plann fnr anIa

On Mondsy, the fourth day of March,
] will sell at the east door OF the court,
house, to the highest bidder for cash,
one ChickeriDg piano.
q. NJ. SwINx,
mil 90 wilt
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Val Platz Milwaukee premium
exort lager-beer, put up In cases cons
tanning each, one, two and three doz-
en-, pints and quarts, For sale by
NJ. ULLMAN d 60.
f23-ev.dy.
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Attorney at law; office, 607 Main
street, Dallas. Prompt attention given
to all business entrusted to his care.
--feb4.ly
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Dallas Ci,y Lumber Yard.


The copartnership heretofore exist
ing between j. III. Nichols and A. f..
Robbins, under the firm name OF
Nichols Il Co, Ia this day dissolved by
mutual consent. A, Il. Robbins Ia
alone authorized to sign the firm
name In liquidation.
j. II. NICHOLS,
A, H, ROBBINS,
DALLAS. March |, 1873. mroh2-3t
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DON'T fail to call at Julius Kahn'H
Clothing palace for clothing and hats,
at 5l3 Elm street -23-l0t,