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than nnht II lTglson 81, 'NA 10 NoE land! ~ h,Ar
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Adl nunnl Vaii uu usruuuto iNif hppiU
priftUr-. NciH.Nus tNt tIN levy % hs
wear rA, rlHf intn The SMta Treasury u
Airii and MAY. l~15 ................... ..
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nIlnmIeli q urnlnry 40.

A Berlin audience saw "liamlet'
Tor the first time u hundred yharH ago
last week. In North and South for
December, Rudolph denoo has mn mr.
tlole In which he draws "A graphic pie
ture of the manner In which the play
WAS produced aud received ut that
time. Wleland's translation, adopted
by Schroeder, was the one used In the
play IN first produced nt Hamburg
there waa no Laerteu, no ltoHencranl1,
although Gulldeustern was retained
the meeting Of Hamlet with the play
ora was pushed along into n later net,
the grove digRers were discarded,
Ophella was not buried, there wAs no
duel, Of course, since there was no
Laeftea, aud Hamlet survived the do
nouement. The play WAS divided Into
ak acts, and the names Of the chnra0-
tors were generally changed, Some 81
the discarded parts were restored
whed the tragedy went to Berlin The
grave.diggers and Hamlet have their
conversation, although the burial scene
In omitted; Laertes IN revived, hut the
duel Ia rejected, and Hamlet survives.
NJ. Genee says that II the man Hamlet
had been allowed To die the tragedy
would have had II short life On the
German stage.
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THE STATE OVER.

Tdrrdm COUHH--Democrat Fifty.
one thousand nine hundred and twenty.
three head of cattle have been shipped
from Fort Worth the past season. -
The city collector report of taxes coll
lectcd Tor the month of December foot
ed up II fraction over $1,000 ---- Mr..
Nanderpool, the unfortunate victim of
the railroad accident day before yester.
day, was visited last night by Demo,
crot reporter who found him still alive,
and doing much better than was ex,
pccted, 1t took seven men and two
mules to extract loaded wagon from
the mire on south Rusk street yester.
day.
Harris ComtH-'rht dead bodies of
the Houston negroes, named General
Smith and jim Edwards, were found
where they had been murdered in Fort
Bend county In the criminal court
tins morning comes up the case OF the
state OF Texas vs.. Samuel 7. holland
indicated for the murder of ,Iosrnh
Shannan in AleSanders hide house
Commerce street---A young man
named Murphy walked out OF a saloon
and was nabbed by an officer for carry.
ing pistol Murphy did deny the
charge, but said that he carried il for
self protection. The court could moi
see 1t ordering fine of s. -I.ast
night two points on thcsouthern horizon
we're lit up by the lurid glare of prairie
Tires whose reflection against the bosom
Of the ovcrhanging clouds looked like
the burning of distant towns.
Tiacis County,. NJ. Lane, a Kansas
sheriff, will to-day started homo with
Bill Mcdonald, the murderer arrested
10y the Texas rangers in Mason county
last week. The rangers expect TO pet
the 5000 reward to day. Hope they
may. They earn IL THE three ran.
gers who were fined by the mayor for
creating disturbance at the Casino
theater, were yesterday discharged by
MAJOR Jones. In the past six weeks
Major Jones has discharged eight ran,
gers for Tree indulgence i'm lio,or
! he rule he has established in the sery>
ice is good one.--Serpeant Sparks
and Private Taylor, of tho state police
force, were made to pay pretty well for
indulglng in \ row at the Casino theatre
the other night. Sergeant Parks left
over $40 With the city. aud raylor about
$40 Major Jones will also take some |
notice OF their conduct. New
Years eve severalgenilemen responded |
to an invitation from Dr.. Rainey to be- /
present at the blind asylum, and while |
All were enjoying themselves within
listening to music, chatting etc. a set
Of fellows, with malice or meanness In
their hearts, cut their horses loose and
used their knives freely on the harness
" { have not learned as to whether sus.
picion rests on anyone or not.
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Gmysoa County News Il NJ nudge
man, late Of the Kansas Pacific railroad,
has been appointed general road mass
tor of the Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas
railroad,--EIghleon car loads OF cots
ton we're received from Ihe south AT no
compress Wednesday morning ---
Twenty,one car loads Of cotton were
shipped 10 Chicago "Wednesday -
ia stated that Mr., W. a. Woodward
assumed the position of general super,
lnlendenl Of the Missouri Kansas 4"
Texas road on January lst----ln re-
moving the awning Ia front OF Noble q
furniture store, wednesday, u plank
slipped from tho hands Of those delaoll'
ing the same and fell, striking one OF
the laborors on tho head, severely In
turing him, Ito ww AT once taken "a
Dr. Aohosons drug store and his heat
properly dressed Though he bled
prolusoly tho injuries were not pro
nounced dangerous, The TIL tnpper'
are At work la Denison
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ORDINANCE.
To open Martin street. Mnphy street amt FTcl
street, from Nam street to Elm street,

To open Martin street, Mrphy street amt Ficld
| street, Jfom Nam street 10 Elm street, A.
BE II ordained by the city Council of the
| city of Dallas:
| section /. That Martin street, Murphv
street and Fiold street. from Main stIsrt M,
| the south TO Elm street on tn north, be and
| the same are hereby established M Streets
ana Tue proceedings necessary for the open
| ing OF the same aIe hereby ordered,
SEQ. :, The Mayor city Engineer and City
secretary are here O,dered TO proceed nv
provided in section l63 and succ, eding seq
lions of chapter IN of city charter, Ia psr-
form their respective duties for the opening
of said streets.
Sec, 3. The private property necessary TO
DC condemned Tor use in opening said streets
shall be paid Tor by special assessmert Is ms
provided FOR In section % and another SEQ.
ton OF chapter IN OF charter OF city.
Soc. I. Said streets are To bs opened az
prayed tor in petitions of citizens, Martin
street anu Murphy street to be of the width
OF 1901 feet, and ON n line with that portion
OF said streets lying between Commerce ana
Main streets, and u continuance OF the ssmr
See. D. Field street shall begin al a poInt
on the north Side OF Main street ll9t taet
west or the alley at H. onsrd'a southeast
corner; thence west so iect; thence nOrth 40
ieet 10 Elm street; thence east 50 feet nlopy
south side of Elm street to said ponnrdS
n rune corner; thence south 40 feet to be-
ginning w w
Sec. d, The said streets nse I, be mid for
oy sreclal assessments, ana the general fund
OF The city IN not To be used for The purnnse
sec. I, The requirements of city chartrr Ia
DC strictly complied with in opening said
Sec. Sec. 5, That this ordinance go INTO effect
from and after Its passage.
Approved December -, 1877.
j. Il. HERrF RID, sec'y. decl idiot
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TnE United States Trust company
and other financial institutions in east,
ern cities, have united in determine
ton not to loan money to corporations
and citizens in the western states unless
upon agreement that the loans shall be-
made and repaid in gold. One of the
largest cities in the west tried to Dor
row one million dollars from the Trust
company, aud was refused excepting
upon these terms, and another applying
for one and half millions received the
same answer. Verify, the opponents Of
the silver bill fight hard.
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be it ordained by the city Council of the

30 It ordained by the city Council of the
CITY OF Dallas:
Section |. That II shall be the duty of the
CITY Engineer In connection with the
Health OhlCer ana they are hereby required
Immediately To establish, outside of the city
llmltS rs lheJ may deem best or least likely
10 annoy or interfere with any neighbOr-
hood, place otdepOsit, where all NTH, dead
carcasSes, md all manner OF putrd or un-
Ccdn matter thlt might jeOpnrdiZe the
health OF The public shall he carried left and
buried That Tie city Engineer and Health
Othccr shH make written report TO The
Mayor OF the place or places so selected by
Them, Ihat upon the approval OF said ro-
port, If tlSlIctory arrangements oan be-
made with The party or parties owning the
lands upon which said burial places are to
be established, the MAY or shall forthwith
order the CITY Marshal ana city Engineer
o dig, or cause TO be- dug, at the points esip-
mated therefor sutlicieDt pit or pits for the
reception and burial OF al dead animals
and carcass OF every kind, ali manner OF
NTH ana corruption.
Sec, ,. That upon the establishment of
such place or places of deposit, the citizens
shall be duly notified there II by the Mayor
and after publication OF said notice, the eli
l2tns or residents OF III" city shall be Ilquir-
ed to mOYo, without DELAY, all oarcas. es and
all manner OF nth and corruption, degaylny
or pulrd matter, or anything that woulu
Je0paidlHe pubic health that may be- or ac-
cumu ate upon his, her or their premises; or
Which he' she or they may own, and to carry
ana deposit the same at Tn place hereby es-
tyblished or to he established.
Sec g. Every owner or keeper Of any an
lmal which shall die within thelimits0f the
city, shall fJrwith remove. or cause to be re-
moved, the dead carcass ereof out of he
city or TO the place designated by the Health
Oliictr LOT sdch purpose, and there deposit
TIE same, or cause 1t TO be done Mt his or her
own expense ; and Tor failure or refusal to
comply WI h ME provisions of This section,
such owner OF Keeper shall he fined not less
IMAM one nor more Than twenty-five dollars.
from and aft + its publication,
Affirmed November 20, 1877.
A'esL W. l.. CABELL,
j. Il. HEREFORD, Mayo-.
SeorethS. dec99-l0t
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Antlaur Errors,

In this enlightened age ana land, ind ne
erptauco only with tho pfuludlcod ana L.
nOrnnt II IN impossible, iOr Instance, 10
persuade any large pr portion OF u people
who have imhibcd their llcns of logic IN
com mon schools and free acn omios, that ~
Nv cxpedlont 10 cram thor NY toms with
horuury rHSp their bowels with colyclnth
aud JalNp, ar Hlupeiy their brnlus win
OpinlGs, when pure, effective, safe, botanic
cordial like HOSiottcr'A stomach BiltcTs,
which relieves every disorder for which the
poisonous dtugs have h IN heretofore pre-
srribld, IN Wtthin tho reUch Ot every one,
Old IA hioued remedies alo rapidly Giving
ground before the advance of tins conquer
Ing specific, aud old fashioned idens In re-
gard 10 depletion NJ "A mems ot cure, have
been quite exploded by the success of the
great ranoyGnt, which tones the system,
trnnquli2ts the nerves, induces sound re-
pose, nentIul2os malaria, depurntes and en-
riches the blood, rousos tho liver when dor
tll-Inn-S.
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IT is stated that the democrats in con.
gress will, after the recess, introduce
and pass a Joint resolution providing an
amendment to the constitution forbid.
ding the payment of pensions to rebel
soldiers, or the payment OF any claims
Tor property belonging to rebels lost
or destroyed during the late war. The
incorporation into the organic law of
such an amendment, would silence the
heroes OF tho bloody.shirt. The dis.
patches add that the resolution will be
sustained by the entire soulhern vote.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06

IhG Hot Springs mountain, embrace
ing two hundred and forty five acl 81,
having been reserved from sale, the
commission recommend tho reserva,
ton also Of Whipporwill mountain,
five hundred acres on the opposite side
OF the valley, for public park, the
land being unavailable for building
purposes, and covered with thick
growth OF overgreens. The commi.>
sion have completed their Investigation
OF tho of the nine hundred and fifty
claims filed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06

GEERs, of the Denton Moaiior, hits
Fad, of the Democrat the following
"lunder,' which the tame panther will
relish, not a bit:
"The Fort Worth Democrat is covered
allover with squibs derogatory to the
character and standing OF the Dallas and
Wichita corporation, on account Of the
master stroke of DR.. Calder which eter.
nally consigned to oblivion the Fort
Worth end Decatur road" which latter
never could have been built, and which
II was thought, could never have been
made profitable, in view Of the favorable
location of Denton, the most promising
city in north Texas, aud the point de.
sired to be reached by the people Of De-
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STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives to the Passenger view OF the grand
esq scenery, finest agricultural district ma
great grazing grounds OF the West.
Ats passenger and freight trains are SUI
RaSseu ny none in the state, Pullman
iHlace Drawing Room and sleeping Cats
leaVe OF. Louis daily via the NJ, X. y 4. NY
at =. M Hannibal ut 10 q. m. ana nedalA
~ o:Eo p. IN, running through to DenlsOni
SHERMAN, Dallas, Hearne, Austin ana Hous-
ION without change connection Is $50 male
~ SHERMAN with the Texas and PaCinc rAA'
way Tor the above named points. q,
Inc CONNECTIONS OF this Road with the si,i
N. q L. at DenisOn for ~. Louis, HHnnloai'
chicago, Fort scott, Kansas city ana 81
points North and East; with the Texas q IA
cine AT SHERMAN for 1t. Louis, Cairo, Ncm,
PMS ana all points East and SOutheati, ana
ht HOuston with the g., Il. 4 :. a lor San
antonio, the o., ii. 4 ii Tor Ualve'ion, lhs
leAas New Urleans Railway for beHumohh
orange, etc., the Morgan ana Mallory SteaM
sui Tor al points on the uuii and Atlantic
coasts, and the Liverpool & Texas SitamHillp
LINE 10 Liverpool, HRyre and other Eui-
Pean cities are perfect, while its tte'h'"
from dust and heat on RccouI
OF the soil anu the open prniri
winch IL passes, with It's cool
pleasant scenery OF broad pTail
groves, wei cultivated fields OF
small grain, and fruits, render
desirable and adyantageous 10
shippers In preference 10 Otheu
81. Louis Express leaves Gal
xcept saturday at 2s20 p. m,
o.SO y. ~ :, Hearne at 2s25 r. NJ, II,
m. and Denison at ll:45 a. M.
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49aiIg aterala

TnE DAILY HEKALDiA published every
morning, 6InHnt on Monday ~ w pn
mnnm Ia advance postage ptephlu W
Nonnia per week delivered Ia lhe oily
ADyEnrIaKIFG KATnai one square zen lines
nonpnfain Que time " ~ hhlll hnuhnqunnl
monthly aud yearly adYprllselh
THR WEEKLY HEnALD N publlhhe1 every
aRe prepaid,
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II In the duty Of every persua who has used
llOsohoo's HormHn syrup To let It's wonderful
my consumption, severe coughs, groups,
asthma, pneumonia, and In fact all throat
ana lung discusses, No persoh can use II
without Immediate relief. rhr doses win
relieve any case, and we consider 10 the duty
OF all druggists 10 recommend IL 10 the poor
dying consumptivn, ut least to try one hot
tie, M 10000 dozen bottles were sold lust
year. aud no one cnss where II failed wNH re-
ported. such u medicine aS the German
Syrup Cnn not be too widely known. ASK
our druggist about II, sample bottles 81
try, old at 10 cents, Regular size 10 cents,
For sale by All DIR gglsts, janldlw-Wlt
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The German Post is out again exam
ming the letters of j. II. Burnett a Co.
and Governor Hubbard. 1t is severe
document, and we find the translation
in erttaso in the Galveston Nt,oS, and
transfer it to Tue HERALD that our read.
ers may have all the light possible ON
what seems to our comprehension u
rather dark piece of business to say the
very least of it, Some moro and some
vastly better explanations are still due
the people,
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Attention, Property Holders

NOtlce Is hereby given that will begin on
lne hrst day Of January next to make The
assessment Il real estate and personal pron.
o NV, ior the city taxes of 1858, and all Pc sons
oNnlhg, or having In their possession as
agent OF another any real estate NJ ,.,.,,,'1
plupeIty, aie hereby notified TO come f,,r.
,,,d 10 the office 81 the tity Assessor a 4
Iol!ector aud render the same before Inc
hTst day OF February, Isis '"'
d..,o. j. ". OGDEN,
uee-''iVl city Assessor 4 Collector.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06

Is the office of Henderson, the swind.
ling Philadelphia banker, who is now
IN prison, was found the manuscript
prospectus of the Great American Meat
Supply company. Shares were to be
sold for 81 each, and an annual dividend
oltwentypcrcen WAS to he guaranteed
besides the privilege of being supplied
with meat at ridlclously low rates
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06

All the newspapers-set oil by some
cmpty,hcOded lool-re inquring if
there is no hell" What the ID do
they care2 If there is one in the other
world it will only bo simple transfer
when they go out, and we doubt if their
punishment there will be worse than it
il here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06

SOMEBODY has done sent Tom Bow.
ers, Of the POnola Watchman, pocket
book as New Years present. 1t was
well stuffed with tics--nccktios, and the
sly rogue ntimates that the hitter were
Tor Bette. "The generous donor cvi
IDENTIFY expected Tom to act on the pal,
pable hint, and hang 'imselr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06

1'nG balloting Tor United States
senator in Ohio will commence on the
fifteenth, General Ewing claims that
in tho struggle thirty senators and reps
rescntativos will click to him from the
beginning His odhcrents do not regard
Pendlcton's chances ~ even second
houi
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
SUNDAY MORNING jiiiM JANUARY o

rm list of failures grows npaco, and
becomes alormingly distonded, ChicaN
20, Cincinnati aud New England seem
to bear the brunt of bankruptcy no far
iLis winter.
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PrmArs when congress meets on the
10th our telegraph reports will i'm
prove The first chapter of Genesis
would be interesting matter If telc'
grOphcd from Washington and New
York, so the compilers of the dispatch
evidently think,
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Es.eo,srner PnImer nsn,,npsh.

Louisville Evening News: Ex.Goy~
ernor Palmer, Of Illinois, is mentioned
as a suitable man for the democratic
presidential nomination. 1850. provided
his views on the financial questions are
righ;. His geographical position is bet.
ter than that OF almost any other promi.
nent democrat in the vest
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GRANGER HOUSE,
NO. 9oj a 9O7 Main Street, Dallas, Texas

lhis mouse Is new and we'll ventilated
having southern exposure, and Il centrallv
located. IL Is In charge of its old proprietoy
=. SAWYER. who never failed TO pleass his
guests. Parties seeking house with All fLs
90 OF home, cannot do better than
" give lhe '1rangeri 4 call. Travellers ar
irving in Dellas, Via the Central yaIisoa5
can Ieacn THIS house by taking the MAI
slIe@i NOISE cars, one block south nom a.
Bot. lne pest y y day house In The Gle,
" sst on thestreet cars at thu swift
'u'ns shAs. SAWYER,
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Murder in IA ItniIoon-A right RcINeen
Heaven ANA Earth

Wonderfully strange that human beings
become s0 desperate an to take eaUn others
life, even whilesulling through the mir Des-
pornte, indeed, has our race become. Aban-
dOnod, unCHrod for, AZ many wivtsnre, 0lsg
cas- slow ana inHduouS, claims her, and
she soon become, Frustrated and indifferent
u all SURROUNDINGS Her checks arc no lem
ger aglow, her robust con titution is feeble
and emaclHted Hut there Is n wonderful
medicine known as English Female Bltters,
which ls quick and powerful female regu-
lator aud uterine tonic, and cures NIL snch
famnle complaints. janld2w-w2t
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CONNECTIONa

AZ TE%ARKANA, with an ,rs,r.
LOUIS Iron Mountain and 80. RoiI,,ooin
MI points North, East ana Soutbn".t,""y 10
AZ 10 NGNlEW JuNCTlON t"G ,,,,
HhoLA, with all trains on the IrtepSS,t%1oia N;
ton and san Antonio, ''u' NalyVa'
~ DALLAS, with trains {. the uo,.,,
ana Texas central Il. Il. 90, Co ,'SiUs,oa
m"Sla, Bremond, Waco, Calvert Hslnus
uehp teaI' Brenh N aud or MI UolnttSs "l'
ddi94n9 Southern Texas, P''"S IL
ror MI ~ d,,',d with II, q TIC, RAILWAY
A FORT NoRrH, with stn ,T"''
points In weston Texas. AL
shkhE EFOttl, with Red River stoom
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AN ORDINANCE.

CoHcemiRg CdrcaSScS Of Dead Aai.
mats, General Provisions RegQnijRg
RcmorM Of ETC.,
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Houston and Texas CGaadl |
Buy Your Tickets and ship iour p
b. the

The following Offices and Agents
oeen establishing by this Cornraug. .--.-
information mag be had oUuueIHlu. re-
only the II. q I. B. Railway, but Texas gene
FL. N ANCHEsI EIl. Eastern Passenger
Agent, AZ Broadv y,N.Y
Gen. j. Is. RIO ERTSOE. rass. a lrnmigra.
uob Agent, ll3 N. Third street, st. Louis, 30.
"a, "A. ALlAEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, lI
Clark street, Chicaso. M.
NIOk HOLMES, south stern Ageaf,N0.
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
information may also lie bad NJ the agen.
q = es OF the NJ. X. a L. RAILWAY. IN New YORK
Ohicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal ana -. LUuis
.. WALDO,
Gsnl Pass. 4 Freight Ag,, houston, TeEs.
esn1 supt, Houston. Tsrss.Isnslia
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution of OOparlnerShip.

With tho close of the year 1871 the Cnpart-
nership heretofore OK listing bet cen NJ ull-
mann aud Julius l.. UllmRnu, under the
Arm name and style of NJ, Uilmauu Il Co.,
ceased by mutual consent, j. l.. I'M
mann retiring. Mr.. NJ llllmann will con-
tinue the business from this date, under the
same name and style of arm, on his own nc
count, and will assume all liabilities OF the
late Arm, and IL alone authorized To collect
claims due the same.
NJ. ULLMANN,
JULIUS l.. ULLMANN.
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FORMS THE
Great Through 8Outb!
TO ALL POINT

And offers the Pest Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better AccOmmOda'
tlons and Greater Security than puy Otlsi
Line. Passing through the richest Hud most
beautiful portions of the Great Empire
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NOTICE / gave my uu.o, dated lu MAY,
~ 1870, Ia. tho Dallas nud Wchlln WllI1hd
cunp nny, Tor one huudrgd dollars, Ihu
confederation tor which u was given nav
Ing uttcly milo', shall not say II " any
pnrt of H.. JOHN lESl0pN lh'h ID
,I,ANTED-ro f&cnnuEa NO acres OF
" good land 900 IA ruuNdllHhi AO Nchl
of heeVos, horses Or mul n, nnu one ousnnd
dollars m CuHh Tor stock Of goo ,s. Lands
in East TeXns, prairie and timber Apply "
WORD a kEARBN, ATTY \ 1T Law,
declif % or Exchange BANK
Advertisements may hG handed
~ into our business once up to y, m,
unl into the composing room til A. ~,
fI,O NOW FURNITURE, PIANOS, LOOK
i ing Glasses, Etc, with care, uud very
onenp. II. T.. KREu TER, Leave orders ut
r Murphy ~ o., Lamar street. oct!-lm
NNANTED - Everybody 20 hay" then
w clothes cleaned, dyed ana lepnirod AT
.JAJOB.M EBER'S Cleaning and pyving ls-
tnhlishnenl, sOO Main street, Dallas, Sntss.
faction warranted, luiyll-lSr