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STEAMERS, &c.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. The steamer
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SAY .Sd NbsI ssysrS %S
i hss usual snd an
s exc, those Nolni For additional inform,
md iiii PENNSYLVANIA avenue or at wharf Office foot
Of o ssa s1d streets AG rrcKpp ,oxrs ...n.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
The swift. and elegant sG0 non Steamer LADY OF
iaI as ssss. sS ssss % Ss
nesday and Friday, at O'Clock p m, connecting
Northern POINTS Returning. leaves Norfolk every rg
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, at O'Clock .. M
s.,R 1en JOIN Y 55XkR
5h . and s tn stse ssl LINE %ee et Ear =
Hssts .1dinss sssh D Days q SAILING %ea
tHRs Sc s 6s ss
cfnRsnys e ShsTf ,6 foot IT. Of 9Th street
B. .acciNE1LY Ass SAMUEL BACON Pres't
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
alternately leave Pier ii East Rv sna New hSieaT
1ork, every Saturday at 4 o'clock p m ;<FXGkh
drla same day.
Freight taken at lowest rates. For information
apply at Office over Metropolitan Bank 18th street
or TO X p A DENHAM. Agent Water street,
aP2itr SAMUEL BACON, President
MONTH GERMAN LLOYD-SrE.MsHIp
~ LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE LONDON
- SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
ne steamers # this company viii sail every Sat
1rday from Bremen Pier. foot of Sd St, >saA
Ho9nken Rates Of passage: From New <tEKA
VOTE to HaSre. london, Southampton ~a<sh
BreIQpu. a "a
gold steerage, $50. currency. For freight pas
New York Ocf1Iv
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YOUNG MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TWO STORY BRICK
HOUSES, NOS. 81 AND 813 FIFTH STREET,
BETMEEN H AND l STREETS NORTH
By virtue of a deed Of trust, dated October -
I'd, A. D. 1876, duly recorded in Liber No $50, 1.sH
folio All, one of the land records for the Dis AM
rict Of Columbia and at the request of the party
cured thereby we will sell at public auction in front
1878. at 80 O'Clock p M, the following described
real estate situate in the city of Washington, D. G.,
north eight go feet six 90 inches front by the depth
Of Lot numbered twenty-one CD in Square num-
bered five hundred and seventeen OLD, together
with the improvements, &c
Terms: One-fOurth cash, and the balance in one,
two and three years. with interest at per cent per
annum until paid secured by deed of trust on the
property sold; or all cash, at option of the pur.
chaser. A deposit of 800 required at the time of
sale, and all conveyancing and recording at pur-
chaser's cost. Terms to be complied with in seven
days. otherwise the Trustees reserve the right to
sell the property at the risk and cost Of the defautng
purchaser after five days advertisement.
HENRY WISE GARNETT,l rrzx.
oct29-d BRAlNARD e. WARNER{ trustees.
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AUCTION b.AEo!.
AFTERHOOH.
DowNMAN GREEN; tpsss .s e. ,.,..,,v.

II 4l2 7th street northwe>
TRggSTEEg SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
MONT AyENuE, BETWEEN K 'xND :
STREETS NORTHWEST, CONSISrfNG or
"A HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE, No 1918
,B By virtue Of deed of trust to us. dated tho A
sth day Of June, A. d. 1874. and duly recorded f.4
IN Liber No 753. folio 124, one of the land rec k.:
ords of the District of Columbia, and at the written
LOT sale; in front Of the premises, THURSDAY, DC
toter 10th, AID. 1875 at O'Clock pm the following
oeecr1bed real estate. situate in the city of Washing
ton District OF Columbia, to wit: Sub-ot numbered
twenty f27,3 Of John o. Evans recorded sub
DIVISION OF sub-lots numbered fourteen, fifteen. six
teen, seventeen and eighteen. of John l. Kidwelrs
recorded subdivision of lots in square numbered
two hundred and seventeen, together with the inn
provements. consisting of the Handsome Brick Resi-
dence, No 1919 Vermont avenue.
The full amount Of the indebtedness tosether with
the interest, costs, commissions and expenses in
cash. and the balance at twelve twenty-four and
thlrtyslx months for which the notes of the pllr-
CHASER, bearing interest at the rate of six per CEN
tum per annum from the day of sale and secured by
Adeposit of five hundred dollars shall be required
OF the purchaser at the time Of SALE and all convey
anclng and revenue stamps shall be at the expense of
the purchaser The Trustees reserve the right to re-
sell the property at the risk and cost Of the pur
chaser IN default If the terms no. complied with
In ten days after the day Of sale:
sep,sd&ds yAME E h n GATffA,I Trustees.
H- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on &C.
count OF absence of Trustee till WEDNESDAY, No.
vember 9th, same hour and place
T ylME Z; RIFLE r. HR!TEttA,| Trustees.
OctlO. IS % 90 nOyb r.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.


FALL AND WINTER STOCK COMPLETE
Better Goods and L0tcer Prices Than Erer BEFORE
All our Goods are bought for cash. at the very
lowest prices, from the best manufacturers. Read
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rLYDE.s NEW EXPRESS LINE

CLYDE's NEW EXPRESS LINE
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA ANb A dE5kSETJAS WASHINGTON
CONNECTING at PhHadelphie ,rifh Clyde's
Line f"r Eos Hosf1 e, d Progid S,: and
Sailing Days.
From Washington Monday, at il a. n.
From GeOrgetOwn-Monday at D. m
R9es d ls,as ss FAN Z n Rss.0n d eas
egnees wishing their goods landed at
GEORGETOWN wharf viii please have them marked
For full information apply to J. h. JOHNSON l.
B. c. e. IS H H6 g Water sreet
GEORGETOWN, d. C, WILLIAM P CLYDE 4 co;
General Managers. Il South Wharves. Philadel-
phia mar20ly
CUNARD LINZ NOTICE
With the view o: diminishing the chances OF col
lson, the Steamers of this line take specific course
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
lat. or nothing to the north Of 43.
OF the fros Tdr4 the meridian
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LINZ
Betreen Ne,r Forh: and liverpool, Calling
s1s NV os hsA NY fo Nov
BCnaa Nov Soy IS b6Hssa Dec Dec
Russia Wed. Nov. 20 Algeria Wed, Dec. Is
mo steeraxe.
Rates OF Passage.
By steamers carrying steerage, $50 and 100 gold
according to accommodations
BY steamers not carrying steerage, $50, 300 and
Gl30 gold, according TO accommodations.
Tickets to Paris $ Is, gold additional
Return tickets on favorable terms. Tickets issued
special low rate of $50 gold during the fau and
winter season.
Steerage at very low rates. Storage tickets from
Liverpool aad Queenstown, and all other parts Of
Europe at lowest rates
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast, Glasgow.
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Conpany's
Office, No Bowling Green, or both steerage and
cabin, to OTIS BIGELOW, sos 7th street, Washing
ton, D. q.
i2SIy CHAS G. FRANCKLYN, Agent, N Y
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO, Auctionesrs.
RUBI. II. WARD, Z 1fuSeo
WALTER B. WILLIAMS h co. Aucts. oc29

EF- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, November Sth, 1873. same hour at the
auction rooms corner 10th and d NV. By order of
Trustees.
nov5-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO. Aucts
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A CHANCE FOR THE PoeR-M you want an
n OVERCOAT like the rich wear, and for less
money than . ready made one, call at HERZOG'S,
sos 9th St NV, near Pa ave. There you will find .
large stock Of secondhand Overcoats, very little
worn, at low prices. oct26-ly
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Choice peach blow potatoes " 10,
NJ Adams N Go, n
Adams a Go, solicit oonalgnments
and hlla orders, n
Adams n Go, MI orders for grain
aud produce. IT,
Two car loads Of hughes and plat
orm wagons, At Orr's,-tt
you want 10 trade All old buggy
ora new Que, Orr's Ia the plaoe'-tt
-hreah celery aud tub Saddle Rock
oysters received daily NJ DemonIco' u
Fancy sun.dried apples o! cents,
NJ Adams " Co. II
--lfyOu want 10 buy family car
riage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns.-tf
The most beautiful and latest do
signs of chamber aud parlor suits ut
Jansen Brothers, on Elm street, iOi'
-l0'lm.
Something entirely new, rich and
beautifully Ornamented. The LddieS'
FdpOritG Htont ROcker you only can
hnd NJ Jansen Brothers, on Elm
street, iOl. -lO-lm,
Vocal and instrumental concert to
be given ut Fields theatre, by the pu-
pills of George A, OF, on Monday Jan
uary "a. Tickets for sale nj Conner &
Walker's.-JaulS-3t
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THE COURTS,


James Bentley VI, j, NJ Orami YER
dict for defendant, aud Judgment
against plaintiff flr costs
Pendell a Caslleberry w. Robert
Cookrell, popularity known ~ tho oele'
braled "Hog oasen The jury not
agreeing In a verdict were placed IN
custody of the sheriff,
q, 4, schmidt w, 4, l., kapklni suit
Tor damages aud foreclosure OF attach
ment lien, Verdict In favor Of plain
tn for sue ", aud also sl7 20 dama'
ges aud order Of sale,
w, II, Tlliord w, Charles W. Patton
Judgment Ia favor 0f plaintiff fOT
1854 90, with foreclosure Of attachment
lien,
n, Antoine w, Stephen Hudaoni mp
peal from Justice'a court by plnlntlil'
Evidence partly hoard.
District court
The argument Of council IN the cast
II. II. Mumford w, W. j, Clark ct, nj,
closed yesterday, and the court has the
same under advlsoment.
The state w, James HOrbach wal
dismissed
The case Of Henseley Bro, N Go, Va
j, w, Thompson In on trial.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
SATURDAY MORNING. - JANUARY 10
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Pacific Railway.
LOCAL JOTTlNGS.

MIR. d, w, Adams Ia not oOndl'
date for city assessor aud collector
"A force from tho oalaboose was
out yesterday cleaning out the CUTTERS
The groenbackers will meet again
next Wednesday night nj the city hall,
"A number Of immigrants passed
through the city yesterday, for Young
county,
The man who said II never ralned
In Texas, Ia now regarded ~ pervert
or OF the truth,
Pat Mohan and Pat Cannon, two
devoted sous Of lIacChus, were arrested
and put IN the Cnla60Ose last evening
There was no performance Mt the
0perahouse last night by the Selden
Irwin troupe. We did not learn the
cause.
w =. Sller was arrested yesler,
day by Deputy Sheriff Wooter
charged with having made an assault
upon his wife.
j. N. Turner, who was arrested
and Jailed for carrying concealed
weapons, was yesterday tried before
Justice Peak and discharged.
james Hug, charged with the theft
of n watch from II V. Work, yester.
day had mn examination trial before
Justice Peak, when he was discharged
The police are taking In the tramls
M they arrive, aud il this class of inn
migration keeps ny TO the present
standard, the poor farm will have to
be enlarged,
-Kellogg's baking powder always
makes good biscuit, always makes
good corn bread, always make good
cake, always gives good satisfaction, Is
always reliable and cheap
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Personal,

A. NJ. Hellman, Of ~ Louis, Ia NJ
the Windsor
Major John White, Of Paris, Ken
lucky, II At the Lamar
ueorgo Forester Of Chicago, Is
stopping NJ the Windsor
Judge d. r. BuckneE Of Winchester,
kentucky, II NJ the LeGrnnd.
&. NJ. llite, Texas and Patillc rail-
road, Ia registered NJ the Windsor
Mr.. w, 4, Blackwell aud wife, Of
Durham, North Carolina, are at the
Windsor
W. II, Blackwell aud wife, Of Dur
ham, North Carolina, aro At the
Windsor
John W. Delaney, OF the Texas and
Pacific railroad, IL stopping at the
Windsor.
w. g. galloway, the irrepressible
Pan Handle man, IL in the city, and
may be found Mt the Windsor
Mr.. A. w. Childress, the popular
Durham tobacco man, has returned
from lengthy absence in VirgiuIa
Mr.. c, has many warm frleuds in Dali
la.
Miss Georgia Hayes, one Of the bellies
OF our ueighboring city OF Bonhum,
who hns been visiting friends in this
city for few days, returned home by
last nights train, accompanied by Miss
Halle l.. Afford of thi9 city.
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Yesterday evening the reporter hap
ppned around at the calahOOsp, and
on learning rom the officer that there
were eleven tramps In the celle, ar
rested for vagrancy, requested to be
admitted, which was granted, Ga en-.
tcring the cell he found himself in the
presence of eleven men, the mnlNfity
OF whom were young, who looked
rather worsted from the wear aud tear
of the worlds using They were not
averse to talking, and spoke freely OF
their hardships and adventures during
their tramps, They were from Mas a'
chusetss, New York, New Jersey, Mis-.
souri,, Michigan aud other north ern
states, aud had come to Texas to better
their fortunes. Not one in the mum
Der had ever worked on IA farm, the
majority of them having been clerks
in mercantile establishments, while
the rest had followed different avoca.
tions. They had stopped of at differ.
ent points along the railroads, invari.
ably beating said roads out of n ride
when possible.
p They stated they had thought Texas
n pardise of ease and plenty, and had
formed the erroneous idea that they
could get ready and profitable employ.
ment. OnG remarked that Texas ain
print and reality are two very different
countries" Another said he had been
induced to lmmigrate by wicked de.
ception- sign boards stuck up in his
native state (Massuchusetts) advising
all to go to Texas, the land Of plenty
In answer to NH inquiry as to why
they did not seek employment Of our
farmers, they answered that they did
not know anything about that kind of
work, and that ii took men of muscle,
who were used to it, to perform such
labor. The old professional tramp mi
CRATES with the seasons, coming south
in wlnter and going north during
the summer months; but these appear
to be on their first trip, though appar
emily old in the knowledge of the bust
ness. They seem to have no positive
object in view, but are content to travel
and rough their way over the country
as best they can. While some seem to
have seen better days, It is evident
from their general bearing ana con,
versation, that they have abandoned
themselves to the life of the profes.
sional tramp.
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sIIppary Jim and III. pnrh.

Pete, OF the Lamar street lunch
stand, took in partner the other day,
green from the states.n Thursday
night while Pete was absent and his
partner on duty, a man named "Slip.
perry Jim" rushed in IN a great hurry
and asked tor Pete, stating that he
wanted to borrow twelve dollars and a
bali, aud II Pete was only there he
could get II. The new partner, In his
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., was so Hurried by
Jim's lordly hurrah that he advanced
the csah. Presently Jim's partner,
named Hamper, came the came game
on the unsuspecting man, and got two
aud one-half dollars. Yesterday morn.
Ing when Pete learned how matters
stond. he was wrathy, and went about
like q roaring lion seeking whom he
might devour Together with his part.
ner. they went In search OF the two,
and finding them, each took his msn
and the claret flowed. Pete and his
comrade used them up considerably,
when q policeman put In an appear
ance and arrested them. They gave
bond.
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DalIas, PaIesuaa aud southeast l'sN]
HaflsHy.

Dallas fniestino Hnh H""'"'""' ''T""
HaiisRy'
The Dallas, Palestine aud Southeast
Taxas railroad company was reorgan'
lged yesterday, aud elected the iollow'
Ing officers
Il, II, Buokner PRESIDENT j. "
Schneider yioe'prealdent \ D. Adams,
treasurer W. j, duncan, secretary
Dlreolom-A H. Huekner j. E'
Schneider H. V, 'lomphlps, Alex
Sanger w. II, CASTOR, j. d. Crawford
aud w. o. ConnoL
The proposed road n To lun from
Dallas by way Of Palestine 10 the
southeast border Of the state, aud from
thence ulllmately To New Orleans, This
will bring into close commercial union
tho great sugar belt Of Louisiana and
the grain fields II North Texas, while
II will nj the same time traverse the
magnificent aud ineXhaustlblo pine
forests along the Sabine river In this
state and Louisiana. The enterprise IL
n most laudablo one, pregnant with
much good for Dallas m well m the on
llreaial The directory IL composed
Of our most substantial cltllena, m
earnest that diverse interests will not
be permitted 10 retafd the construction
Of the rOad.
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On Thursday, rs the west bound
train on the Trans Continental divis-
Ion of the Texas and Pacific was run.
ming at the rate of twenty miles an
hour, four miles west OF Bonham, some
miscreant hurled billet of wood
through the window Of the passe niger
coach, striking an old lady on the side
ofthe head. Fortunately she were AN
old'fashioned sun.bonnet, otherwise
she would have been seriously hurt.
The officers OF the road are using all
manner OF diligence to discover and
bring the scoundrel to Justice.
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Dallas city Lumber YARD.



In men, youths and boys clothing at
the New York Clothing House. We
have inaugarated great, popular
holiday sale of reliable clothing, and
our house is known to be beyond COM
petition III the way of boys clothing
assortment and prices taken into con-
sideration. We offer 100 boys good
suits at 50; $50 fine blue aud grey Mel
tons at 50 so; 200 tricots, very nice at
81 80; overcoats for youths, boys and
children at from - so to 50. From
the large sales effected during the past
week, we feel assured that our efforts
are appreciated by all, hence We will
still go on in the good work of giving
the people the worth OF their money.
Come and convince yourselves that we
do rs we advertise, and carry out what
we say to the people, hence the popu-
larity OF the New York Clothing
House. declStf
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An amusing incident recently occur
rod In church near Sellrrryllle, Bucks
county, Pennsylvania, The minister
was preaching In German, AMI deliy-
ering II very interesting discourse, when
lac was disturbed by two young men
whi-perng In the gallery. Finally he
stopped, and suggested 10 them that II
they wanted 10 talk he would cease
aud allow them TO say what they
wished, but that their whispering an.
noyed him. One OF them had Presence
of mind, ana arose aud informed the
preacher That his friend could not I'M
derstand word OF German, and that
II he did not translate II to him he
would lose all the valuable discourse,
This completely took the wind out Of
the sails OF the minister. Though II
was pretty certain that the two men
were talking about something else, the
assurance Of the whisperer brought
him out first best.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-19

DIR GILES: have been exceedingly
successful in using your liniment In
my practice; particularly in cases Of
paralysis II has worked wonders.
have seen those who have not been
able to walk for years recover the use
Of their limbs, and one gentleman in
particular, who had lost the entire use
of one side, and who had visited Eu>
rope and the Hot Springs in Arkansas
without benefit, after having your
Liniment applied, was restored aud
able to resume his usual avocations.
You have great field lefore you, and
may you go on and prosper, Tor you
certainly have benefited mankind by
your valuable discovery.
Yours, i. l.. ALLAN,
Electric and Magnetic Manipulator,
AlOA Sixth avenue, New York.
For sale by Counor n Walker, Drug
gists, Dallas, Texas,
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The Heroine Of the GeId Horse Sn,

Niagara Fall Gazette: Last summer
a lady guest at the Cataract house at
tracted no little attention by her whims
aud caprices. She never registered
her name, although "Aliss Thompson
was ascertained to be part of 1t. She
repelled all social advantages, paid all
her ILLS promptly. and usually with
80 gold pieces. She had a valuable
mare, which she was In the habit of
riding, usually with groom on foot
to lead the animal 10y the bit. she left
one day, AMI some days afterward the
prOprietors received dispatch from
Bristol, England, requesting special
care for the mare until her return.
Weeks after the lady returned, re-
mained short time, aud tooS her de.
parture for Scotland, with her mare
On her departure she distributed so
gold pieces among her hotel attend.
ants with as lavish hand "a though
they were paltry quarters. She Ia be-
lieved to be the same Miss Thomson
who recently had set OF gold horse
shoes made for a mare In Edinburg.
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MIR. Ogden is candidate for re cleo.
ton, IA will be seen by referring to the
announcement column. Mr.. O. has
held the position for two years, and
has given very general satisfaction so
far as we have heard. From the mum
Der OF clever gentlemen aspiring to the
position, the good people of Dallars are
In a fair way of getting good officer
Mr.. Ogden's friends arc urging his
claims very vigorously, and he will
give the successful man lively race.
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Dallas CITY Lumber Yard.
TNNnA NenaI NnLn.

are made everyday in the week at the
Dallas Coffee and Spice Mills factory.
Only twentycents per pound, and the
only fresh yeast cakes in the city.
janlm.
The most elegant Christmas present
In this city, II handsome chamber or
parlor suit, with the Ladies' Fdporite
Rocker, you can only find at the first
class furniture house of Jansen Broth
ers, on Elm street, 4O4 -l9.lm.
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Yesterday evening, on Elm street,
II negro aud his horse, which was
hitched to n dray, came to . misunder-
standing when he struck the animal,
which retaliated by kicking the bot
tom out of the dray. The negro re.
treated, when the horse, az though to
spite his d liver, proceeded to demolish
the vehicle, kicking it literally to
pieces, though at cost to horse II esh,
being badly damaged by the operation,
cutting himself IN the legsand body.
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"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. jan132m
Go to Orr's for first-class two-horse
omnibus or baggage wagon, for rent
or sale.--tf.
-lfyou want to save hundred
dollars in the purchase OF a buggy, 30
to Orr's.-tf.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-19

Passengers for Brooklyn, New York,
via the Panhandle and Pennsylvania
line, are now transferred by steamboat
direct to Fulton street wharf, Brook.
lyn, Immediately on arrival at Jersey
City, thus avoiding the two ferries and
the disagreeable transfer across New
York city. This will be found very
great convenience by Brooklyn travel.
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CITATION.

'HHE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF
DALLAS-Justice Court, PreCint No. l.
The state OF TeXas---To the sheriff or any
constable OF Dallas county, greeting (:
Whereas oath has this day been made before
me by j. q. Lexington that the residence oil
j. l.. Lambert Is unknown, so that the Ordi-
nary process of the law can not be served
upon him
You are hereby commanded that you, by
making publication of this witt IN some
newspaper printed in Dallas county for
three successive eeks before tie return day
hereof, summon the said l.. Lambert to be
and appear me, ut my office, No. 3Ol Main
street, ia the city OF Dallas, Dallas county,
on the dth day of February, 1873, AT 10 o'c oCk
a. M, to answer the complaint of the said
j. q. Lexington for the sum of one hundred
and nifty dollars and interest due, upon n
note Tor 1850, executed TO said j. G.. Heding-
ton by said j. l.. Lambert, on the 10Th No
Yember, 1915, and payable on the LIST day of
September, 1877, and credited with payment
of $500.
Herein fail not, and of this writ make due
retun as the law directs.
Given under my hand this, the 18th day of
anuary, 1873. h. G. McLULE,
"dlt-w3t p. Precinct No, |, Dallas o
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Don't forget the concert to be Civ.
EN- by the pupils of George A. OFT, at
Fields theatre, on Monday, January
q. Tickets to be had at Conner Il
Walkers. janis st
Housekeepers should not forget that
Adams Il Go. have apples by the mil.
lion for the holidays.
Orr Is selling his buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent. less
than st. Louis prices.-tf.