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w. H. 'PRATHER,
Tax Collector, Dallas County.
ESTRAYS.

Taken up by George waller ana ,, es,ta yea
Dei3i wears old, 1871 . hands high,
essnnded on the left shoulder SO II" valued
at $40. .,ra,,ad
Talten up by JEFF. Johnson, and estrayeo
,,osore w. w. Peak, Justice OF the peace, oht
1erk bay or brown mare, eight yesIss 1 p,a
fourteen hands high, brand ihueacrios y. M
Valued at thirty.fye dollars ~''
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Ruy Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
By the
Houston and Texas Central Railway

The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
Information may be had concerning NOT
only the IL. q T. B. Railway, but Texas gem
FL MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, an Broadway, N. Y.
x. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, l0l
Clark street, Chicago, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent M I.
x and ST, Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio
A. FAULKNER, Southern Passenger
Agent Atlanta, Georgia.
Information may also he had at the agen'
a % OF the M. X. Il I. Railway, in New York
Onicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and 81. LouiI
J. WALDO,
GENT Pass. q Freight AT. Houston, fsxa
"A. II. HWANSON,
QenT usptI Houston. xsKas1auSalm
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Cotton statement.
rsCuLEi;Ts AND FRUITS.

EsCULENTS--Irlsh potatoes, per pol's o ov
al 20: Onions, per Dbl, s. 81; Cabbage, wen'
fern. per crate, none; southern, per- uoNen'
al so, KroutZ, per box, 3d., ,..., rros,srn
VI RIlTTER AND CHEESE-Butter, western
,,ar Ii 1o525c: cheese, western, 29l6c. n
PEI RfJIJITS~Appes green, per Dbl, 50 OO9o % Su
a APPes per box,s 90; Lemons per box sO.
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INVENTORY Of REAL ESTATE
SITUATED IN DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS.
Advertised by W. H. PRATHER, Tax Col.
leCtor, of Dallas County.

By virtue of a levy, will proceed TO sell
Mt the courthouse door, In the city of Dallas,
nallas county, state OF Texas, between the
hours of 10 o. IN. and p. m, to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, the following de-
scribed real estate, situated IN the county of
Dallas, State of Texas, for unpaid taxes, and
ali dues, for the years 1877 and lo73, COM
mencing on the first Tuesday in July, (the
2nd) 1873, and ending when the said Taxes
are paid or the property all sold.
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LINE AND CEMENT.

CEMENT-R osendle-- is worth " S pari9
I.ouisyille, best, little kept, s4bO psrrei
Dallas So 70. L., horrals ia worth
Is; in bulk, 81 80; ordinary D"i'"''
bushel. az IN "a barrel.
Tha an upIy;of the above mentionsu ar"'
az ia ample demand fair; market nrih'
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uREADSTUFFS.

IN sacks, SO 70 sar
Jaclnto, 1850; Empire, s3 &AX, " ~
Eagle, 81 10; Magnolia, In sacks, " lbs, sSlS
odds XXX, 50 so; State Central XAAx
SO IS; Choice Family, So % star Mills, ~
SO 10 Graham, sS75 Dran' VI w corn ihoai
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pOWDER AND SHOT.

pOWpER-Keg2 % lbs, FFF rifle n.l5; K s.
,2k lbs. PFF, rifle, $3.50; Keg 6l'4, IDS rff'
s2.6i, Blasting, Si25. ~. p,,, @, ,,a2
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l@,SOorigpd Ton announce Hon. NAT
|f, ii,gno. n candidate for Justice OF
ppr,.clnct No, !, az the ensuing
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Far Sheriff.

.,tbonged 10 announce W. M
n ,,Sa,uSleetlon to the olllce OF SherilI
Isalng election
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ON nv, f'NNai, lune lg.-unltan-. Reseip,s
nent " Pofn, Francs -- halusi noiiil.
,isr Ind Ne''s nhAnnel 49, baltsI onasi.
We w pAts Great Britain haiss
n nai.i 4" pslea stock BiiI hales. Msrfsi
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NEW oRLEANs, June l2,-Flour, quiet and
steady, superllne 81 20; Xxx VI 90; xxx
y Oos5 7Si higher grades 50 bOsl ID. Corn
Oats Is dull, ohoice SSH@-o. Wheat il
steady, Texas 81 %. Coffee dun, oargosa, or,
binary 10 prime iigl754o gold, Sugar, active
and nrm, common 10 good common 6s0s.o,
ILL., lslr 70 ioy iSlr, G%%,1S; prime 70 choice,
sIcsdSo y copaSo Sla'neS Ssso Mo'Ss:
g2sei prime TO choice, SOsiac. Rice, falr
ordinary TO prime Louisiana, 097c,
sr. LOUIS, June l2,-Flour, dull,
Wheat, easier, No, rcd fall s.Ie@sl 90 !
No, do s0c Corn, No, : mixed ---Ql9io.
9 mh, No. = SgvA%co 3D., Rye, quiet 800.
% 90 bid, Lard, choice Kettle up country
Glsc Bulk meats quiet ana weak. Bacon
scarce 81 76@g5 80 and S. 10 for shoulders,
clear ribs and clear sides. Rugar cured
hams osl0ci fancy brands il@l2e.
| Catte-Slow, unchanged; grass fed Texas
steers 81 0;a2 Is CowsSl 6O@l 30. Corn fed
Texas steers 81 l5@S ~.
Hogs-Actlve and lower, light shipping
W lb@3 so, Receipts -,
Sheep:@aunchanged, choice to fancy
@3 OlS 50 J7h.
onIcAoo, June i9-Hogs, receipts $500
shipments 3,OOJ good demand for all grades
light packing and shipping 81 SOFAS no,
Cattle-Receipts - 0OOi shipments 100; re-
ceiptS excessive; market dull, buyers hold.
| Ing on steers 81 OOab 80, Texans 81 1901 10.
shecp-Receipts $50; market unchanged.
Shipmenk--.
| BALTIMORE, June l2.--Flour quiet, un-
changed, Wheat firm and higher. western
| quiet; southern red 81 GOAL o.; amber
81 l7Ml n. Southern Corn firm and higher,
white 5tg5ic; yellow iSc.
NEW YORK, June l2-Flour duh and with
ont decided change, closing quiet, southern
unchanged. Wheat l@2c lower, ungraded
spring II 05Gl II; winter, red, No. 2, 81 II.
Corn 19@j4c lower and active, ungraded
4lb@l5%. oats, mixed, shade easier.
l. ides-Quiet and nominal, Texas selected
30 to so pounds, sh@lOc.
Hides and Wool.
GALVESTON, June l2.-Hides dull, up.
changed. Dry selected 1870; light sailed
llc1S; stack sailed l0c; kips ll1ac; wet sat
ed go %; butchers green %.
Wool-Unchanged, eastern medium 10
fine choice 2O@2ic; average l5alc; western
medium TO fine choice 7@l9c average
l69l7c Mexican llal3c.
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tostioo of tho Ponce.

I%.S,orlled 70 announce d. M,
y a.upn"5Idate for County Attorney
| lsDg election
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i,|S0,zod 10 nunuunoe ". o. NC
ia'.lSVndIjaie for county judge ~
a, eeollOn'
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missioner General Land
,yyoUNCEMENTs.
nnuntY AssesaOr,

>" .,o,l,ed 10 announce JOHN Il,
ill,nlodldale for County Assessor AT
.eellQn,
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BAGGING-Light, ukGll>5c; Heavy lo7ss
l6c. ,a,o. co,,o, ooa2,c.
IRON TIEs-ArTow, 81 70 per bundle' WIFI
discount IN large lots.
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slsht" 'HltAhs, June a. -Gnli ID oiai bo,.,
A@' 'i'''F prunlnp, sterling banh
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n I,nn9 b9l blol July II dlali 66e, Ausnsi
II "SNii ,le September n iaall don oeIebs,
ber IN N N .lH hoyember II Olgl Odo Deem
'ehshh llfhn, sales an bnles. 'fs'' w
noris '' w. net receipts Nis0 tales, Ex.
pul'I lp TREAT Britain 81 bales, France
- bales. "A'si ehhhhel
F ES ,.eelpla - bales gross l'lIi baIea.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
w peport-finaDciaI.

,rw YORK, June ls.-stocks are M, iwg Ek.
NEW at si%a3 per cent. Gold at VIE STAT rH
Mhoanpegye~iong 81 siIs; short " sS s,rop9' '
Sn ndds quiet. Government ponus s''o"e'
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Nvw YORK, June l2,-Money at a z "a 81 p n
nf" sterling steBdy at 5. doia nrih hands u, NJ
e, Cove bonds firm s'a'e ~
steady.
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STATE OF TEXAS.

II gives TO the Passenger view OF the grand
eat scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the West
It's passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none In the State. Pullmanf
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Carh
leave ~. Louis daily via the NJ, X. q I. NY
at S.4s.; Hannibal at l0:i6 q. m, and sedalla
at 6.i5 d. m, running through TO Denison,
Sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hons.
ton without change. Connection y also MADE
at Sherman with the Texas and Paoinc rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections OF this Road with the N Z,
X, q 4. at Denison for ". Louis, Hannibal,
points North aud East; with the Texas 4 Pa.
zinc M Sherman for st. Louis, Cairo, Mem
phis. and ali points East and Southeast, and
a Houston with the g., III. 4 y. A. for Ban
Antonio, the g., II. q II. Tor Galveston, the
Texas u New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory steam
ships for all points on the Cult and Atlantic
coasts and the Liverpool d Texas SteamBhip
Line to Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while iA freedom
from dust and heat on account OF the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country ovoi
which IL passes, with Its cooling 500 breeze
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields Of cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantageous to travellers and
shippers In preference to Others,
Ill. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
ut l:2O D. M, Houston at 7 10 p. m. Heerne
at 1000 p. m, Dallas $500 .. m. and Denison
ut ll:I6 .. m.
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For Sale.

TWO HLOCkN OF ground on Mughollh street,
lOix2OO ft0t each, one hilRH house W Va
hyG rooms clsiern, hhfubbcry, etc,
VIII hO sold NJ u decided bargain APP
li-ib ply 10 g. NJ, WHEAT 90
HOUSE and lot on Live Jan street beyond
Germnniu, House has rooms, coll0d
Rnd pNprred, lot jlx2Ol feet, i3'bmrel
Clstern, good WE'LL STABLE fruit trees,
etc. win heSOld very rhenp, Apply TO
80 q. NJ, WHEAT n co.
MANKATO HOUSE ON Elm street just cast
Of tho II, " r. q, Il, Ri house has "
rooms, pnntries, No., lot 2bXlO7i good
% q, NJ WHEAT y co.
ONE OF the most eligible located boarding
houses In Dallas on Main street, cor
ner of ~, Paul, two huu'os containing
ten and fourteen rooms, sod separate.
J, or togethori also houac and lot ni,
Joining with hrea rooms VIII he holl
1T "a bargain, or II not sold would rent,
q Apply 10 G. NJ, WHEAT a 60.
SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES of
choice land In Hopkins county hftcen
miles cast of sulphur springs IN 4
number one nelghborhoOi. Would
trade for lumber. Apply 10
% Q. NJ. WHEAT Il co,
A VERY DESl RABLE PLACE, on corner
Ross avenue and Bali street, ll7xl7i
houst; has Ave rooms, good well of wa
| ter; fruit trees, grapes, &c, Price VI 900,
IL Apply TO &. NJ. WHEAT Il CO.,
AN EXCELLENT HOUSE and lot, corner
San Jucinto ana Mnstn streets. House
| has seven rooms besides Kitchen and
servants rooms; all celled and papered;
good barn; well OF water, $50 barrel cis-
| tern; fruit trcSs shrubbery, &c. Price
| II $4,000. Apply TO q. NJ. WHEAT II CO.,
HOUSE AND LOT In East Dallas on Main
| street; house, three rooms; lot, 30 X 100;
stable, fruit trees, grape Vines, etc,
h ''''' ''''' G.'M. WHEAT a CO.,
| HOUSE AND LOT on Cnntagral street;
| house, i've rooms, besides pantry,
| II Is well pHpcred; good well OF water,
| lot, 100 feet square, fruit trees, etc. A
decided bargain. Pric =, 1000, ABBY to
&. NJ. WHEAT ~ co.
| FOUR ACRES OF ground near the fair
grounds, has six houses on same and
| all under rent; Will pay we'll on the In
vestment. Price, $500 Apply to
G, NJ. WHEAT 4 CO.,
ONE OF THE NEATEsT, most desirable
| residences la the city of Dallas House
| has five rooms besides summer kitchen,
| stable for horse and buggy, l1o-barrel
Cstern, nice fruit trees, shrubbery, etc,
| oLe-third of an acre of ground Good
| location. Price $500 ana cheap. APP
1 ply to G, NJ. WHEAT ~ CO.,
HOUSE AND LOT house tive rooms besides
| servants, large airy hall, pantry, baths
| room, well OF excellent water with force
| pun ., shrubbery, fruit trees, grapery
| blackberries etc. Good barn; in short
one of the most desirable places ON Ross
| avenue. Price S25C0. Would take 4
small place In part payment. Apply Il
10 &. NJ. WHEAT ~ CO.,
jOxlSO FEET OF GROUND In Fields addi
tion, and near Bishop CARROTS, a very
desirable location. Price S3.j, Apply Il
IL q, NJ, WHEAT,
10 ACRES OF LAND, three miles west o
city, with large stone building 25XIl
feet ani tuDlp for uurIaninU
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REAL. ESTATIE: {:
AGENTS.
AND
COLLECTORS,
EST A BLISHED in 1873
FOR SALE.

AN ORDINANCE abolishing the otIice OF Re-
corder and requiring the Mayor 10 per-
form lhe duties of chief judicial officer of
the City Of Dallas.
Section /, BE il ordained by the CITY
Council of the City of Dallas, That an Ordi-
nance entitled an ordinance establish ing
tine office of Recorder of the City vt Dallas,
passed February Sth, 1877 he, and the same Is
hereby iepeapled,
Sec. 2. That the Mayor be the chief Judi
cial officer of the City of Dallas, and that he
perform all of the duties of the Office as
heretofore reformed by the Recorder, and
rs provided In the City Charter when the
office of Recorder should not exist
Sec, 3. That the Mayor, rs provided by
Charter, try all offenders against the ordi-
names of the CITY of Dallas; and that he be
entitled In each case to the same fees as Jus.
tlce' of the Peace are entitled to receive in
trials Of .nisdeme0nors. The said fees to he
taxed as costs, and the city, in no case is to
be liable for the fees.
Sec. 1, That this ordinance go into effect
from and ate the 18th of May, 1873
Approved May 10TH ISIS.
j. h HEREFORD, City Secretary,
W Il CABLLb, Mayor.
ml3-d-l0t
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For the information Of the Age we
state that the member OF the Galveston
excursion interviewed by the HERALD,
was plainly informed that the purpose
of the interview was the publication OF
the views of the business men of the ex
cursion. The gentleman selected by the
HERALD, Mr.. RS. Willis, was not merely
travelling for pleasure" but with an eye
to business, and certainly talked with his
eyes open. If he jested, it was his own
fault, and we must say, his stimulation OF
earnestness and candor was perfect,
We could do no more than report the
sense of his remarks as he made them,
and to that correctness we have very
competent witness in former eminent
merchant Of Galveston, now a resident
OF Dallas. The truth is, the "supercil-
liousness" was all on the part of the
excursionist.
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THE Examiner is out formally for Lang
for governor, having his name at its
masthead in the regular way, but with.
out the usual legend, subject to the
action of the state convention" This
is purely class nomination, so far as
the Examiner is concerned. 1t does not
give us Mr. Lang because of his services
to the party, but simply because, as the
head OF the grange of the state, he has,
in his published papers and addresses,
displayed what the Eramiaer is pleased
to term, remarkable ability. Now, to
our mind, the Examiner has displayed
much more ability in treating grange
subjects than has the grand master and
by its own argument, instead of Lang
having the governorship, the editor of
the Examiner should be the man. Asa
democrat, as a citizen, or even as an as
pirant for political preferment, we have
but few objections to Mr.. Lang and
those few would rapidly diminish were
he to disconnect himself from the move
to use the farmers as class in foisting
himself upon the state as governor.
This attempt at this time is dangerous
innovation, and tends rapidly towards
that chaos which is coming upon society
by reason of the leveling instincts of
rapidly difiusing and widely. extending
communism. Mr.. Lang's consenting to
this use Of his name will not add to his
popularity among thoughtful people, and
when the farmers themselves are brought
face to face with the question, as they
will be, in our opinion, before five years
have rolled away, they will not thank
him for his share in bringing about class
warfare,
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The RAIDS In sOuth Carolina Organic.
Ing for the state Campaign.

1t was hoped that Hampton would,
like Stone, of Mississippi, and Halliday,
OF Virginia, at the last election, have
no opposition. 1t is more than prob,
able, however, that a full republican
ticket will be placed in the field at
least, a republican state convention has
been called for August IL, and it is
hardly likely that the republican state
executive committee would 20 to the
trouble of calling a convention simply
to decide against nominating any can,
didates for state Offices. The call for
this convention was issued secretly and
spread quietly among the negroes, but
the fact leaked out in very short
time.
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COke's speech Against Resumption
ana Contraction OF the CURRENCY.

New Orleans Democrat Among the
speeches lately made in the senate on
the resumption act, none attracted more
attention than that of Senator Coke, of
Texas. The bondholders' papers, such
as the New York Tribune ct. al at
tempted to spoil the effect OF this speech
by so garbling and changing it as to
destroy much of its force and vigor.
Senator Coke's speech gave, in brief
and comprehensive manner review of
the final history of this country and
the causes that have produced our
present unfortunate prostration of BUSH
ness.
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The editor of the Austin Gazette hal
been bowling for some time about
"Throckmorton belonging to Tom
Scott, etc but the Georgetown Recoro
takes the Gazette man down n peg OF
two by remarking; "li we remember
correctly, and we think we do, the
editor of the Gazette, who was a dstin'
guished senator Of the last legislature
was one of Tom SCOTS adherents. Does
he say that Scott then controlled him
or the state government ?
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"'InE power to punish frauds in choos'
ing presidential electors by the voters
OF the states is essential to the national
existence and inhere in the supreme
government" Such was the Language
used by arepublican congressional com
mittee of investigation in 1869, Now
however, when republicans are to be
Investigated, Investigation becomes "se'
dition" and an attempt to Mexicaniat
tho government,
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The spring meeting Of the Jockey
club of Louisville, Kentucky,-Derby
day--which commenced on Tuesday
last, was the center Of attraction for
lovers of horseaesh Two hundred and
fifty starters have been booked for these
races.
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Indian Republicans Don't Cara About
Office Just Now.

Philadelphia Times In two weeks
the republicans of India will hold their
state convention, when candidates for
several important state offices will be
nominated 1t is remarkable fact
that there are no patriots seeking the
places, and few whom the newspapers
have so far suggested have rushed to
the front with cards declining all hons
ors this year.
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A MIL has been introduced in the
United States house of representatives
to prevent the introduction of Texas,
Mexican or Indian cattle into Missouri,
Kansas or Illinois from March first to
November first of each year,
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'rnE senate defeated the bill placing
General Shields on the retired list and
they did what was right, This country
has enough of that class Of taxation al
ready, and the sooner it is stopped the
better,
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A DISEASE similar to the one which
broke out among tho cattle in Wise
county, short time ago, has made it's
appearance in the neighborhood of In
dependence, Missouri, whore fine mich
COWS are dying rapidly with it.
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TnE Telephone, of Waco, CALAMITY runs
the name of Governor Throckmorton to
her mast head and supports its own &c
ton in an able leader, The Telephone
intelligently apprehends the public sem
timent in its own bailiwick. Our hand
neighbor
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TnF editor of the Whitesboro Demo-
Graf lends her columns TO an extensive
discussion of "lovo," A lovely theme
by q lovely master of tho subject, we
have no doubt,
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
SATURDAY MORNING .; ! MAY 70

JACK FRosT has been biting At yegeta
ton In Virginia recently,
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IF YOU want barrel or carload OF as good
Cement as is made in the United States,
we will furnish you that made by the
Dallas Cement Co.. which has no supe-
rior.
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Pennsylvania comes 10 the front now
with story that fairly eollpses the
Tiohborne affair Thirty years ago a
woman disappeared and now according
TO her story has turned up again, hays
ing gone through q series OF very re-
marlable and Embarrassing adventures,
But her family deny her Identity and
20 there Is litigation and trouble gener-
ally. II IL not always convenient to
have supposed,to,bo'delunet sisters
coming TO life, when there isproperty
involved.
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For Sale or Exchange.

\ HOUSE AND LOT in Galveston, house
has four rooms, lot 5OXl0O, on corner of
Avenue Z and S2d street. two blocks
from street railroad. Has good els
tern. VIII sell or exchange for a small
place in Dallas, or unimproved land
near Dallas. Apply TO
&. WHEAT,
II Gil Main street.
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Wanted.

We have calls about every day for small
comfortable houses to rent. Parties having
such would do well to place them in our
hands. G. NJ. WHEAT co,
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1873.
Section /, Re il ordained by the city coun-
oil OF the city OF Dallas. that there shall be,
and as hereby levied, an I'D Wlordm tax for
the year 1873 of an One-and -one-eighth per
cent. upon all real and personal property
within the city of Dallas, according TO the
assessed value OF said propety.
Sec. 2. That there shall DO and is hereby
levied a poll tax of one dollar for the year
1878. upon each male person within the city
OF DALLAS over twenty-one years of age and
under sixty.
Sec. g. That this ordinance go into effect
from ard after its passage and publication.
Approved April is, 1878.
W. l.. CABELL, Mayor,
Attest, j. Il. HEREFORD Secretary.
may elliot
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