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wnrnr is williamson. the latest nom

WHERE is Williamson, the latest nom
inee for the coilectorship at New Or,
leans is now the question of interest
Returning Board Anderson says he is
in Central America, and that it@may be
six months before he gets the news, re
turn and be installed. Mr.. Wise, the
newly elected representative from Caddo
who was formerly Mr.. Williamson's law
partner in Shreveport, also says he is
still in Central America. On the other
hand, il was announced, ut the time OF
the nomination, that Hayes had held
Williamson's name back few DAYS to
ascertain if he would accept, and hav>
ing received an affirmative reply, had
determined to appoint him This would
seem to imply that the appointment
was rendered Williamson weeks ago,
but the president had forgotten all
about it until few days ago the field
in the meantime having been cleared
of Packard, Anderson, Lawrence and
others.
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sehneiner's Tomatoes.

Schneider is very fond of tomatoes
Schneider has friend in the country
who raises garden sass and SIGH. .
Schneider had an invitation to visit his
friend last week, and regale himself on
his tavorite vegetable. His friend
Pieitler, being busy negotiating with a
city dealer on his arrival, Schneider
thought he would take stroll in the
garden and see some of his iavorites in
their pristine beauty. We will let him
tell his own story in his own language
Veil, l. walks shust fiddle While
roundt, when | sees some of dose der,
matters vot vas so red und nice as |
never dit see any more. und drinks |
will put minesell outside about a
couple a dozen, shust to gecf me lid,
die abbetite for dinner. So bulls off
Won oy der reddest und best looking of
dose dermaters und dakes poorly good
piie out Of dot und vas chewing it cup
poody quick, wen dot had peese of
red hot goals in mine mout. or vas
chewing cup dwo or dree papers ov
needles; und ! welt so pad already
dot mine eyes vos WOOL Of deers, und /
mate for an 'olt oxen bucket yot |
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oRDIN n Oh.

10 open Martin street, MuphU street and Field
street, rom Main street 10 EimstIeci,
Be It ordained by the city Council of the
Section /. That Martin street, Murphy
street and Field street, nom Main street ON
the south to Elm street ON tn north, be aud
the same are hereby established ns streets,
and the proceedings necessary for the open
ing OF the same are hereby ordered.
SEQ =. The Mayor, city Engineer and City
Secretary are hero,y ordered To proceed as
provided in section l@ and succeeding SEQ
lions of chapter TX OF city charter, 10 per.
form their respective duties for the opening
OF said streets.
See ). The private property necessary TO
be condemned for use In opening said street )
shall be paid Tor by special assessments as
provided for In section 81 and another seq
ton NJ chapter TX OF charter of city.
Hec. T. Said streets are Ia be- opened rs
prayed for IN petitions of citizens, Martin
street ana Murphy street to be OF the width
of l60l feet, and on line with that portion
of said streets lying between Commerce and
Main streets, and n continuance OF the same
See, 3. Field stgeet shall begin At a point
on the north side OF Main street llgts feet
west Of the alley at LeOnsrd's southeast
corner; thence west 80 ieet; thence north 40
feet to Elm street; thence east 50 feet aloHg
south side Of Elm street to said Leonard 4
II rthe 81 corner; thence south 40 feet to be-
ginning.
See. O. The said streets afe /, be paid for
by special assessments, End the general fund
Of the city Ia not tn be used for the purpose.
Sec. I, The requirements of city charter to
he strictly complied with In opening said
streets
See. &. That this ordinance 20 into effect
from and after It's passage.
Approved nCcem her -, 1871.
W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
J. II. HEREF m, Sec'y. decl liiOt
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WHENEVER war cloud presents itself
in England, "Irolands opportunity" is
made to perform extra duty as cap,
ton while the contribution box is
being passed around among the
laboring men and servant girls Talk
about invasion is fudge, If Tres
land is to gain anything by England's
complications, the victory must be won
in Ireland by peaceable means Let
the better class Of our Irish citizens dis
courage any such movement 1t can
do but harm. 1t robs the Irish in
America and makes the position of the
Irish in Ireland more intolerable.
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seen hanging in der yell as ! vas COON,
ing along Shust den mine yueud
Plriher game Cup und ask me yol mate
me yeel 50 pad uud II any oy my lam-
ily yos dead dpld him dot ! yos der
only one oy der family dot yus poody
sick und den ns1 him yot kind oy
dermaters dose was vat hat fhusl
been picking uud mine rrrIous, ho"
dat lausman Taught, uud nId dot dose
yas ned beppom dot ho WINS raising yrI
heppersauce You pct nay life ] val
mat addor you would give illll
dollars ~ 10 eat some nore on doaI
temperance dcrmatem
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CJPFIIkI,ta RyrttD.

No Othor medicine In the world was ever
given such u test Of It's curative qualities nv
bONCheo'S German syrup, In three years
two milton four hundred tn usand small
bottles OF this medicine was distributed FREQ
Of charge by druggigls IN THIS country to
those afflicted with Consumption, A tnma,
Group, severe Coughs Pneumonia and other
Il aeasos OF the throat nnd lungs, giving tho
American people undeniablo proof H. nj Ger
man syrup VIII cure them. The result has
boon That druggists In every town and VII
lago In the United States are reComme ndi ng
II Ia their customers, Go to your druggist
and ask what they about II. sample bo Ties
NJ cents. Regular siHs 10 cents. Three doe os
viii relieve any case, jnn25-dlw dWlt.
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A PORTION of the report of the late
Senator Morton on the Chinese guess
ton has been found among his papers
and will soon be presented to Congress
as an incomplete minority report
There is enough Of it to indicate tho
deceased senator's intention to frame
paper recommending a humane and
liberal policy in the treatment of the
Chinese question.
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m Apft

The Hot Springs Sentinel says: MIR.
David Greaves was prospecting few
days ago for water on the mountain,
just In the rear Of the Arlington hotel,
and when he dug dow N few feet he
sunk a crowbar about three feet more.
We do not vouch for the truth Of il,
but II IL asserted that when the crow.
bar was withdrawn there was decided
smell offlre and sulphur, and the sound
Of voices were heard Issuing from the
depths OF the mountain. Mr. Greavss
thought that hell was not any great
distance from Hot SprlBgs, and that 1t
isthe fires Of thatluternal region which
keep the water hot.
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Tug director of the mint has shown
by experiment that the proposed "golN
oid' coinage may be readily counters
reited with silverOt profit of thirty per
cent, A supposed difficulty in coune
terteiting the compound metal has been
one of the staple arguments of the COLO.
iditcs in favor Of its adoption for cur
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The Most Eminct Saving Authors,
sucn ~ IT. Hon, W. Il. Gladstone, Prot
Max Muller Prot Tyndnll, nr ". b. Car
froude, Edward 4, Freeman, Frances Power
Cobbe, ID. Mackenzie WplIaCe, Tie uRe II
argyll Mrs. Muoch, William Black, jean
lngclow, Miss Thackeray, Mrs Oaphant,
Mrs. Alexander, Geo. Macdonald, Matthew
Arnold, Turgueuicf Auerbach, RuSkin, Ten.
nysOn, Browning, ana many Others, are rep.
resented in the pages OF
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OYcrtnshinx tue Encrsics.

II TX not advisable Tor any of IA To OVER
task our energies corporal or mental but
In the enRer pursuit of wealth or fame or
knowledge, how many trausgress this salu-
tary rule. IL must be- "a matter of great i'm
pOrtnnco to ali who do SO TO know now they
can regain the Yigor No reOk cSsly expended.
The remedy IN neither costly or difficult TO
obtain. liosteite, u stomach Bitiers IN pro-
Curhble In every city, town ana settlement
IN America aud II compensntcs for n drain
of bodily or mental energy more eiiectually
than any inNlROrAnt ever scribed or nd-
vertscd. LnborinE men, athletS, students,
Journalists, lawyers, clergymen, physicians,
all boar testimony 10 its woudruuS renoVat-
Ing powers, IL increases toe capabilities for
undergoing fatigue ana CountCTRCts the in.
furious ctlectH up n the sNltam of EXPOSURE,
Sodentary habits, unhealthy or wcafylug
aVoontions, or an insalubrious climate, and
IL prime Alternative, diIreuc aud b God
dCpurcnt. jan2l-d7t&Wlt.
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1ailg 4eraId.

rHE nAiLY hHhALDlH Published even
m0rninH, rThnpi nn Monday ~ W. ~
annum ln AdYanpei postage plephlp w
9iesnis pel week delivered ~ lhh 'll}l
AnygnrIAEisn HATES unn square ifn llnna
nnnparHin Que time VI N n7lh nuNtlNt ~,
Insertion, 20 nsuis special TalhH lnl NNNAlg
monthly hnd yearly advertisers
TuH WErKLY HHaALn IL puhllAhed oYorY
saturday no rnl AHal " tO Por.ynAI' post
ago prepaid,
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die medicine that can be employed cleans.
ing the stomach and bowels, aud even tbe
blood, In small doses Of one pill a day
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health
Ayers Pills have been known lr
more than aquaror of century and have
obtained worldwide reputation for their
virtues, They correct diseased action in
the several assimilatiye organs Of the
body, and are so composed that obslrc.
tions within their range can rarely with,
stand or cyade them, Not only 10 they
cure the everyday complaints Of every.
body but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have bafed the best of
human skill While they produce power.
iul effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children, BY
their aperient action they grippe much less
than the common purgatiycs, and never
give pain when the bowels are not nnamcd,
They reach the vital fountains ofthe blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing it
from the elements Of weakness.
Adapted TO all ages and conditions in
all climates, containing neither caIomcl
nor any dcctcrious drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety by anybody Their
sugm-coatmg preserves them ever fresh,
and makes them pleasant to take; while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity
PREPARED by
Or, J. C. AVER 4 co, Lowell Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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TO the Voters OF Dallas.

Being n candidate for the Office of City
Assessor and Collector deem 10 proper To
say that II elected, and IL should become
necessary to collect taxes by levy, nd ertlse-
mont and sale, my charges In such cases
shall not exceed tho expenses actually in
Cured under suoh advertisement and sale.
jan23.lw. FEE 4. BRYAN
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TnG Praiue Farmer, published at Chi
cngo, says that the result OF the late OK
cursion to Texas will be that many
people will como to Texas in conse'
qucncc of representations of response
bic parties who have seen for them
sclvps
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Tm lramps are steadily increasing in
this state m Is evidenced by the news
papers, and arc growing more and more
aggressive each day II would not be
amIss for Texas 10 have u tramp law
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SPAIN has an army of 100000 men in
Cuba. She has already lost more than
100000 soldiers there, The insurrec>
ton has lasted for moro than nine
years, and has cost several times ms
much blood and treasure as the AmcriN
can revolution did
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The San Antonio papers are quOncl-
ing over the conduct Of Uncle Sans
boys Quarlcred in that city, The Haaii
AYERS they are ou orderly gontlemonly
set, while the Express declares them as
rough and insulting to ladies'
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GoygnNoa CoSNon, OF Maine, is only
thhty,nino ycars of age, and yet he is
about to enter upon his third term In
the goycrnorship Go east, young man,
and grow up with the monuments OF
nIlioa
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MR TASsrY, Of Fayotte county,
made three barrels Of sugar and two
hundred and iorly'olght gallons of
syrup, on two and one'hall acres of
rlhhOn oAno
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Attention, Properly Holders

Notice is hereby given that will b1ein ON
the nrst day OF January uevt to make thJ
assessment Of real estate and personal prop.
eIty Tor the city taxes of 1873 aud all Iot sons
oWhlog, or having in tueir possession as
agent OF another, any ieai pst,ti, or r,rspral
property, ae hereby nOtineL to come for
ward 10 the Office of the ity Assessor and
collector and render the same before the
hrst day OF February, ls7S
j. ". OGDEN,
dec2g-lOt CITY Assessor Collector.
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Dos JuAS ASroSlo CAyRsrANY II youth
only sixteen years old, ostoundcd Mad
rid by writinga play called "rho Slave
of his Fault" which has been acted at
the 'roatro EspOnol with great APP
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GRANGER HOUSE,
No. VOo 4 9OI Main Street, Dallas. Tf rns

80. s mouse Is new and well ventilated
located. IL Is in charge of its old roIl,,s,
SsNysf, who never failed TO Meas. az
$500, farties seeking a house with aiI IT,
=, in,Oi,, OF home, cannot do better ibac
,i,i, ne Granger cal. Travellers Ar.
LYING IN Dallas, via the Central raii,oa.t
can Ieaen this house by taking tbe Nj
s W, NOISE cars, one block south NON a.,
8ot: Inc best 81 . & day house in m. cit,
unf7d6m Se' '1ls s y tne swift
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Be It ordained by the CITY Council of the

BE It ordained by the city Council OF the
CITY of Dallas:
Section !. That 1t shall be the duty Of the
city Engineer, in connection with the
Health Omcer, ana they are hereby required
Immediately TO establish, outside of the city
limits, ne thtJ may deem best or least likely
10 annoy or interfere with any neighbour
hood, place of deposit, where all fifth, dead
Cnfcnssrs, ana ali manner Of Iutrid or un-
Clean matter that might Jeopudi2e the
health OF the public shall be carried, IL II and
buried That the city Engineer and Health
Omcer ShH | make written report to the
Mayor OF the place or places SO selected ny
them, That upon the approval OF said 10.
port, II satisfactory arrangements can be
made with the party or parti, owning the
lands upon which said burial places are to
be established, the Major shall forthwith
order the city Marshal anu city Engineer
20 dig, or cause o be- dug, at the points esig-
mated therefor sufficient D or pits tor the
reception ana burial OF al dead animals
and carcass OF every kind, ali manner OF
tllth ana corruption.
sec. :. That upon the establishment OF
uch place or places Of deposit, the citizens
shall he duly notified there 4 by the Mayor
ana after publication o, Spid notice, theCit-
lHtns or residents OF III cry shall be Itqulr-
ed To move, without della, all oArcBs es aud
all manner OF lith ana cor upton, decaylny
or putrid matter or anything that woaiu
JtopHIdlHc publ G health hat may be on nc.
cumu ate upon hi, ner or their premises; on
which he, she OF they may own, and to carry
anu deposit 'he same 40 III place hereby cS-
tYblShed, or 10 be established.
Sec. ., Every owner or keeper Of any an.
| inal which snail die within the limits OF The
city, shall furwith remove, or cause to b. re.
moved, the dead carcass erect ont OF The
city or to the place designated by the Health
Ollcer Tor such purpose, aud there deposit
the same, or cause 1t to be done at his or heI
own expense and for failure or refusal [,
comply vi h thu provisions ofthis section
such owner or X eper shall he fined not less
thah one nor more Than twenty-five dollars
ste. Ihat this ordinance so into etIec
from and aft its publication,
| Affirmed November 20, 1877.
Attest W. l., CABELL,
D. Is HEREFORD, Mayor.
Secretay. dec29-l0t
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The Nesthiding Suckers,

Tia snid of the little nocturnal pest, the
bed-hug, that ut "nest-hiding" he eACols
Beecher; as II sucker he superior TO the cup
ping pump, while he equals Lydia Thou ~
son NJ "drRwing," 1t Ia rather strange that
they refuse the blood of IA lady who has the
Mysteries, OF who Is pTOStruted with Nny
shronlc female complaint. Now II strikes
us that nll Indies, who are a tllicted as above
Indicated, should ut once resort to the use of
thatwonderiul iemuie mediue known usEng-
lish Female Bitters,nnd can be cured OF the 81
female troubles, that they may furnish good
wholesome hloOd-fOOd To the poor starving
bed-bugs Full particulars can be had of
Common ~ Walker and DR. Howell, Mt Dal-
las. tlllnnNlSW9t
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Tnf wheat crop all over the state IL
reported IN being unusually promising
Farmers are waiting for the weather TO
settle NO a. 10 begin their fall ploging,
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VooWnErs AND EwN0, elected by dem
ocratic constituencies are the green-
back champions in the senate and
house Have they "de domocroIi1ed
thcmaclvcsY
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sa'|Ha7 Ha7aala71 49,
A CARD.

The co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween NJ. n. Elliin and j. j. Cox, IN this day
dissolved by mutual consent, j. j. COX res
firing. NJ. II, Eikin will continue the man
agement OF the Opera House aud assume all
liabilities of the nrm. NJ, Il, ELklN.
Ianll.ulOt ]. J. COX,
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LlTTELL'3 LIVING AGL.

Jan. l. 1873, THE LIVING AGE enters upon
itS 18th volume. Dultug tnr year will
furnish to It's readers the productions Of tho
foremost authors, above named and others,
EN- racing the choicest Serial and Short
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CoacGnMg CarcaSscS Of DcdG Aai
mats, GMcrUi Hr0WSio0S Hcgordiag
Removal Of etc.,
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Foreign AiIerature,

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A SnfRuAS man regards the DenlHon
man with tho utmost contempt aud
pies usrsd,
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING JANUARY 20,

Texas now has one thousand aud
fifty poslotlloea
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Aro tho most a.
tctiyo aud congo
nlalpurgatiyce,rr
discovered Thew
are mild, hut AZ
iaelual in their
operation, moyino
the bowels surely
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fI'RUSIEE'S SALE-By virtue OF a deed OF
Il trust 10 me executed and delivered by
DOrinan, Holmes Y TO. and T. +. Red heli
on the 10th day of December, 1916 IS appears
nuly OF record I'm volume ~. pages SIS aud
$40, Dallas county, Texas, and In cumpli-
ance with the request Of the owner OF the
note described In said conveyance. 4, q. 81
Swink, trustee, will offer for sale 10 the high
est bidder, for cash In hand, az the court
house In Dallas county, Texas, on the oh
day OF February, LIS, the following de
scribed tract or parcel Of land, situated In
the city of Dallas and known rs lots No. 8. j.
). y 10, II, II, - ana u, according to the plan
OF Reineld's addition to the town Of Dallas,
each lot fronting A. feet and rum ing back
~ Feet, the whole forming y p rallelugfam
s5i feet by iS2ieet, out Of 81 acres, sold by r
&. Jordan 10 ThOs. ~ ID, and By said Fleld
10 DUrman. Holmes 4 Co. (which said deed
Of trust Is referred 10 for descrintionL the
proceeds OF said sale 30 be applied 20 the
payment Of said note and Interest accrued
thereon, as stipulated I'm said conveyance,
and such deed viii be made 60 the purchaser
as i authorized by my said authority.
u. NJ. SWlNK. Trustee.
January j., lss. Ianl7d&wtlilfeb7
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We will find buyers for Lapds Eo,,,,. .,
SSny properly. We will dnd renters ior
refms, Dwellings and stores. Furnisb a.
s sn perfect titles. pay tax :, etc. Neeoti.
u.s. soa rh ON real estate security. Max. sur.
nneys anu partitions Of land in city or count,,
Buy sell and locate Ian certifcst '0u"'S'
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'Jehange for Texas property. 0 ''oi'u 70
cani apihg al ex ensive acquaintance with
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