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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-16

No. Ol, authorizing the lease ofland pur
chased by the state,
Mckinney, chairman. reported unhvnra
hly on House bill No iS amending ar.ici,
3703 OF the schoolaw
AokeT reported unfayorably on the bill "a
designate the title 10 lands Tor eduoat ional
and charitable purposes.
Cochran, chairman, reported on tho feye'
nue. bill, No. |, with amendments REDUCING
the sd valorum tax TO fifteen cents, and the
ar on street railroads 10 per cent; on
merchants 10 cents on each hundred dollars
| OF purchases or ont-lenth OF / per cent
lawyers not TO pay license tlll after two
yeaIs practice; dentists 10 pay $50; cock
pits 500; the bill to take ELECT a. once as
TO insurance companies aud In July as 10
other occupations. There are some less
important changes, The bill xAs made the
| special order for Thursday morning.
| The same committee reported House bill
No. IL, TO amend the acc providing tor the
sale OF all real estate bid or TO the state,
providing that collections shall be under
| the direction OF the comptroller, who Is TO
resdyertise the the land till the day ci
sale.
Rlbinson, chairman. reported by substl.
tu,e for House bill Nos, 90 and 81, amend
ing the Judicial district act The bills are
slightly changed by the substitute.
Hc also reported House bills Nos 0 and 3,
to reori aniz' several OF the districts, unia.
vorably.
Dennis, chairman, rennried iavoraby the
senate resolution aski' cnurresa for n
right Of way for tho OK q lUni4 road across |
the Indian territory.
The superintendent OF the lunatic asy lum |
by letter to Speaker Gibson invited an eI.
animation OF tne asylum. Referred.
Hon. j. Il. McConb was invited 10 seat
in the house.
House bill, No. 2s, by Foster of Lime
etone, came up.
Foster spoke explaining that the bill pro-
yided that parties shall put new roads In as
good condition as the rond changed was
and that the bill was in the interest fpub.
lie convenience aud not like tho old law OF
individuals. II was the initial to needed
changes. Others besides the immediate
farmers on the roads needed them. When
the changes are made they should be- 10
straighteD the roads and put them on bet
ter ground for the public convenience.
After various proposed amendments to
the different amendment, only one OF
which was adopted, the bill was finally
ordered engrossed as follow:
The commissioner courts OF The several
counties shall have full power. and II shall
be their duty, to order the laying out and
and opening of public roads when
necessary, and TO discontinue or alter
any ROAD whenever IL shall be deemed
expedient rs hereinafter prescribed, pro-
v ded that hereafter no public road shall be
altered or changed except for the purpose
ot placing II on rs good or better ground or
shortening the distance from the point OF
beginning to the point of destination.
A message was received from the senate
TO amend the passage nf the senate resolu'
iion. asking congress tor right'ol-way
across tue Indian Territory for the Gulf
Colorado & SAuia Fe road.
The house adjourned till Wednesday.
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TRRRglt, Jan. IS. -lSpoclli ! - The
iopadstion for the rebuilding OF the
Houghton block I, being dug, and oths !
WIrk to begin Us soon IS the weather will
permit. There will, besides this, be rebuilt
IN his district. five additional two.story
bricks on Moore avenue, adjoining the
present business houss Of g. l.. JOnes
q Sons. There is slme W perry changing
hands, but at still figures, The boom cln-
iinues.
Mrs. Greer, sister. and Miss Beulah
Siarnes, u cousin OF A. r. Clemmons. who
have been whiting Mr.. Cltnmous daring
The rast month, returned TO Marshall, their
home, yesterday.
Mis-, Genie, the Accomplished
and attractive daughter of Colonel
|. II. Brooks, OF San Augustine. Texas,
arrived IN the city yesterday. She Is on q
visit 10 her suut, Mrs. Matthew Cart
wright.
Jacko, the famous monkey OF J. Tom
Wilson, Is dead. Mr. Wilson has had fu.
reral notices struck, and says Jacko snail
have grand parade over his remains TO.
morrow.
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GALVESTON,

GALVESTON. Jan. is. Especial. THE su-
preme court affirmed. Hugo and Smeltzer
vs. Brune, from Webb; Eastman VS.. Chap
pei ct al, from Washington: Bsllew vs..
Casey & swasey, from Johnson; Elan ct al
W.. Parkhill ct AL, from Hill; Turner vs.
McConlico, IT pm Shackelford. Reversed and
Dismissed Irwin ct al. W. Blanks, from
HAYES. Motion TO file transcript submit.
ted: Lenny VS.. Wood, from Victoria
Dismissed at appellees' cost: Rutherford
ct al .vs. 0'Neill, from Goliad. Submitted
on brie's and oral argument for both par
ties aud written argsment Tor appe lee:
Douglass VS., TeXas-Me railway, iron
Aransas.
GALVESTON, Jan. l5-TPressl-In connec.
tion with the award oi the contract for the
construction of the Ball high school, much
Communication mas been bestowed upon
the generous spirit again displayed by 'hs
philsntropic donor MI. Bats His
original gift ives S5pO but
the lowest bud received upon the plar
adopted was $65,9OO Commissions To tbs
architects swell the cost Of the structure q
$40 600. The whole amount, IL is now an
noupced, will be assumed by Mr.. Ball.
A wild rumor was in circulation on tb,
streets to-day that the Mallory steamship
u adalupe, from New York for thi
port, had been destroyed BY
fire shortly after leaving Ke,
West. The office OF the company her,
has receivea no sdvicss Of any misbaps q
the Guadalupe and wholly discredits tn
alarming reporte.
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MARSHALL, Jan. Is. - Especial - Las
night as Henry, .he colored man servant
Of General w. p. Lane, WAS returning on
tho way from the Masonic banquet hall
ladened with tray of provisions. ETC., he
WAS eccosted by u lot OF young fellows and
shsmeiuliy and cruelty beaten. Walter
Hurt and William Lipscomo, said to be the
principal assailants, have skipped the town
several arrests have been made. General
Lane has donned the war paint aud will
see to it that these fellows are duly pun
shed.
The installation ceremony of the knight
remplars was grand and impressive; the
banquet was sumptuOus.
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TYLER.

TYLER, Jan. Is Especial. l-Contraotor
Jim Bothwell yesterday organized bridge
and trsck.laying gangs, and to-day began
in dead earnest laying the track on the
Kansas & Gull Short Line railway soath
from this city.
The intelligence that the Texas 4 ss'
Louis road had gone into the hands of
receiver has had no Wis be effect on the en-
ployss and officials OF the road at this
point They seem to have confidence in
the management Of the road.
Among other busless In the Federal
court to-day the case u 2. II Lane vs.. W.
J. Phillips, the United States marshal, was
continued on account OF the illness OF the
d, fsndgnt.
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! NEWS BY SPECIALS.
Shocking Accident on the Texas A
Pacific Road
Near Weaiher!ord - MaHy Passenger,
Badly Injured.
Nineteen Manned Victims In Hospital
at Fort Worth.
C0urt Decisions at Galveston - Calf
Notes.
A New Railway Enterprise Begun al
Tyler.
A Dreaded Desperate Meets his Doom
Near Davis.
Dreaded Desperate Meets his Doom
Near Davis.
Other News by Special pIspatohe'


sT LOUIS.
ST. LouIs, Jan. l5.-fSpeoial 1.-The loca
cotton market WAS steady snd trading light
Less than / eco ba'es were sold. Pfioei
were maintained
Cash wheat was In demand and advano
ed; No. red lOl34.
Cash corn waI strong and sold readily; No
mixed AZ 3.ic.
Trading In the cattle market was dull
The receipts we're small, eastern buyers not
operating.
II S. Hayes Of the Gould lines, who has
returned from Texas, knows nothing or will
tell nothing about the railroad doings. In
railroad circles the appointment Of d re.
ceiver for the Texas Il St. Louis IS the all.
absorbing topic. IL seems 70 be considered
matter Of course that the receiyoIship
will ONLY last a lew weeks or mouths ~. the
most. Then will come the sale under fore
closure. II IL expected to be lively sirus
* between ths Illinois Central anu Gould
for the road IL is also considered "a Ger
tainty that whichever gets IL viii immedi'
ately change the guage TO standard one.
II the Central Nius II will be converted
into formidable rival Of the Iron Noun.
tain on course Gould will bid high TO
scatter any such scheme. IL GOuld gets IL
the Illinois Central will be completely shut
out from Texas business, hence, the Illinois
Central will make u stuboora struggle. The
Illinois Central now has "A iiftv years traf-
tic arrangement with the Texas u 81, Louis
which is supposed by some to give IL u
slight advantage.
Colonel Paramore IL now in Little 'cS
fighting damage suit He does not seem
much worried IL SAYS he does not eI-
acty understand why the road should be
put into "a receiyersnlp but as Woodward, +,
ihe general manager has been appointed re-
ceiver, be supposed there will be no imme-
date radical change in the conduct OF the
road.
Major James Q. Woods died at Sedslia
this morning. He served with distinction
in tho confederate service and was one OF
the band tAitfollowsi Joe Shelby to Mex.
leo.
ST. LouGs, Jan. 10 - Press. lit trans
pires thgi IN the application made by the
Central Trus. company for the appoint
ment of receiver Tor the TeSSs IL st.
Louis railway al keokuk last Saturday, II
was cond toned that the receiver should he
appointed pending suit in equity, flied in
the United States circuit courl, asking u
foreclosure OF the first mortgage boads. the
suit being at the instance Of a minority OF
the bondholders. The opinion among some
railroad men here is that a railroad cannot
escape beirg sold. There will be n great
struggle between the Illinois Central and
lhe Gould inter, 81 for It's possession.
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Stnfn CnnlinI Nntc,.

AUSTIN, Jan. l5.-[Special,l-T com.
mittee to whom was referred the memorial
OF the stone cutters, calling attention to the
inferior material being Pre- pared for the new
capitol, agreed tonight to ask for the ap-
the charges.
Charters were Aled: Temple Improve
ment comnauy, capital $4,000; German
Guzette Publishing compuny OF Houston,
capital $4,000; Keryille Educational lnsti.
tuta.
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FOR RENT.

NOR ReNT-FoUR LARG ROOMS; SOUTH.
EN- cxoosure; centrally located Inquire az
13l Main street. Inn'-a
NOR NT-sEVKRA PIANOS FOR EtEr
atC. II. EDWARDS, ~, Main 81. )ani3'lw
NOR RENr-ThE COMMkRtIAL HOTEL,
\ elegantly furnished through NJ, for u term OF
years. Bar fixtures for sale. Apply at hotei
office, Corsitaps. Texas. Jan ll.n VI VI
HuR RENr Two NICE FURNISHED
I rooms, for gentlemen ouly; central Location,
Apply to T. BlLLINGr0N. necso-u
IS0R RENT-OS JANU,hY lsT THE TWO
store rooms, Nos 7l5 and 727 Main street.
now occupied py Edwards music store. Apply
70 CITY National bank. ues-u
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REWARD.

nEwXRD-Fon TaE nETURN OF MY
IL surrel pony, about 3h years old and IA
aira, cd from my u emf ca Tuesday night hal
on |. new yellow h rse blanket no halter; JOHN
HUNTINGTON. 1916 kson htreet lanl -bt
DEV. SAMUEL ROsE, ID. U Carl ,TlAN
IL guardian ana evang list Toronto, g W..
had sayeIs and rainfil trouble, ery'iptlsuons
Affection Of limbs; tried the best II edic,l skill
without success. Giles Linment removed NC
Itching turnlng sensa; or; effected a cure. 1Ii,l
bottle. 25c. 30 d oy CRowDuS n BALDWIN.
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FORT WORTH.

FoRr WoRrH. Jan. Is Especial. .l-At Z
o'clock fire on Houston street burned the
Pennsylvania restaurant, loss, $500; Duke
& Routh's saloon, loss $500; Johuson's bar
Der shop, loss 5000, aud Hart's dry goods
store, loss $500. Many goods were saved.
The insurance was about thirty per cent Of
the loss.
A. G. Hill Of Jacksonville, ILL.,, vas
robbed on the Texas & Pacific train this
morning OF $l67.
Zimors, the eymnast hurt last night by Q
fall is recovering.
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IONGNIEw.

LoSGvfEw, Jan, 5-tSpeoial.l- The
stockholders Of the Cult, Sabine & St.
Louis railroad he'd meeting to day and
elected the old board Of directors, who
chose John Durand, president; Brad Bar
ner, secretary; Sam Cundih, treasurer, and
Peter Van Underwater local treasurer. Tho
capital stock was increased to 500 per.
mile. There are now over 1900 tors OF
freight awaiting trausporta'ipn over the
road. IL will be remembered thnt there is
completed portion CT the proj-cted rail-
way from the Gull TO the Panhandle via
Dallas.
Trains were delayed to-day by freight
wreck between Haliyille and Marshall. Ne
one was hurt.
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s,N ANrnNrn-

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 10 Especial. J-voters
from Laredo were plentiful yesterday and
many of them were challenged.
The s,hool examinations are in progress.
Many railroad men with their wives. arc
here to attend the meeting OF the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers.
A great many arrests were made yester.
day on account OF election drinks.
There are no new Developments In the
infanticide case. The negro woman, Fanny
Alexander, mas been released. IL was at
her house that the alleged guilty couple
we're found. The father OF the unfortunate
girl is expected to reach the city tonight.
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ATHENS.

ATHENS, Jan. b-[S lecial. IA vet
norther struck us today and business con-
sequently Is dull.
The federal oour', in session at Tyler has
has taken number Of our ci''z ~ there as
witnesses In matters trey know uOlning
about.
Considerable excitement and fun was
created by Mr.. Henry hilbronner, repre-
senting Heidsnheimer 4 Company. Of Gal
weston. exhibiting singing bottle Of whis-
ky, Bets ran hisn aud some arrests were
made. The bottle sang five fuses and no
less than.hye sang tunes to the bottle.
One OF our leading LAWYERS, Mr.. q. l..
Coyner, has returned from Virginia, where
ne went some time ago 10 marry, after bav-
ing succeeded in his undertaking
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Ell PASO.

Ell PAso. Jan. l5.-[S ecia. .l-Miss Moor
man, daughter Of Judge Moorman, OF Silver
City, New Mexico, was elected principal Of
our public schools, vice Merrill.
The Mexican Central is now completed
$50 mites south OF + Paso, aud onlv gap
Of about 1875 miles remains 10 be finisned.
and track-laying averages two aud oDe-hslf
miles per dav. Trains will be running
through from II Psso to the City of Mexico
by April 10Th or l5'h.
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TROUPE.

TRouPE, Jan. 49, tspecial.I-The resi-.
dence Of Mr.. Harrison Pope was entered
last night while the family were away o..
te ,ding churcn and three hundred and 3. n
dollsrs IN gold coin stolen. The ofhs'als
have a riue ard il fs hoped the robbers viii
hs caught One hundred dollars reward
viii be paid for the money aud the thisvss.
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COLEMAN.

COLEMAN. Jan. l5.-Ispecial.l- Of
some amusement by making an effort 20
raise money for the purpose Of buying dy-
Mantle 10 be used In blowing NJ England.
They are meeting with little success.
Reed Bros, a Co. have been closed BY
an attachment TO satisfy a claim of. W.
Gordsn's.
IA 4. free zinr at this wr ting.
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Two Children suHocated.

Nsw YoaK. Jan. l5.-Mr. Mcdonald, OF
Ne. 1874 Hamilton avenue, locked two OF
her children In . roam while che took .
third 10 schoo'. Returning home, she
Souud the two children dead. They had
lIehted . iire on the floor and sufocated.
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BIfR>ETt

BursKr. Jan. i5.-tspecisl.I-A. ,. Ba.
Der, o,e of our largest merchants. made an
assignment to..ay. Hrs liabilities sr-
about IS 800. and assets about S6.o0p
waiter Gregg IL the assignee.
Tne weather 10 cold and cloudy.
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WEATHEKEORD.

WEArHEEYoRD, Jan. l5.-[Special THE
west bound passenger train was wrecked
seven miles west OF Weatherierd about
O'Clock this morning. The accident was
caused by broken rail, Two coaches wers
badly damaged and some seventy.fve pfs-
sengers injured aud bruised None were
killed. The names OF the wounded are not
obt.inable, as about fifty went westward.
Among those known srs:
George A. Mccall, lawyer, OF Weather
ford; finger broken and artery OF another
finger on left hand cut, ini iuries slight.
j.. II. Atwell, rort Worth, scalp wound.
b. ]. Williams, Whitewater, Wisconsin,
head and face cut.
r. s. Strstton, johnson county, head
bruised
Mrs. Ford and her young nephew, OF
Memphis, scalp wounds, and tbs latter has
a broken arm.
A. J. Harden and wife, Terrell. bruises.
Victor Mendeick, Spaniard. skull frac-
tured and nose broken.
Some l,,eon oi the wounded we're taken
To the Fort Worth hospital. The condition
of the Texas e. Pacific railroad track be-
tween this city and III Paso is beginning 10
cause much complaint among the travelling
public.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
FoRT WORTH, Jan. l5.-(Special.l- j
About 10 O'Clock this morning the west
bound Texas q Pacific train when six miles
we of w. atherford, met with terrible
accident. A rotten tie and broken rail
caused two passenger coaches and the
sleeper to leave the track aud capsize.
Thirty-seven persons are more or less in.
iured, but none were killed outright.
Mrs. o. &. Ford, of Ohio, will die from
iuiu les to her spine.
Charles Acker, OF Moberly, Missouri, will
die from injuries to his head.
A coach bringing nineteen OF the wound
cd reached here this evening. The suffer
ers are being taken to the Gould hsspital-
IL was a horrible sight 10 see the wounded
lifted to the ambulance, some with broken
arms, some with legs broken, others q hand
or foot gone, others still with bad gsshes on
the head or face. Unlessa number of these
injured die the freedom from loss Of life 10
miraculous.
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DAvn, Jan. 5.-TSeecisl.l-A two
weeks sro Mr.. c. X. Hose. sheep man.
left Fori Davis fer bis rancho some twenty
miles southwest Of Davis. Not reaching his
dssination In reasonable time. his
friends suspected fou, play. The gresiest
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CLAYTON Jan sry IS. g.. 30 a m
charlie Cay trn. .;of pneumonia In his soth year
The funeral win tate pl are this $50 p m. iron
r. @ snith'a corn N ain and II Paul streets.
Tnsuds and acquaintance are respectfully In
yiled v stsend.
DIV. WILLIAM z. ORBIT, THE G.kAT
IL peylvallst and cbairm>n OF tie II tcodist
11Souis 4 The De = rsmsdy sver pot bciors
~ DabIic for NEURALGIA He suRseed OF ~
yosrs spA never, u..tit ne eoplied this renedy.
s,su'd be obtain relief. snd tssrs pleasure IN
n1roo 10 be kenrf q 2 70 the huUon family.
- n Cn0WDUs 4 BALDWIN.
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POSITIVELY OfE NIGHT ONLY!
WANTS.

WAN - -.
.,.NTnp WANT 10 HIRE Goop
w white man who ecu garden a'u sVonu
N horse and cow good reference req 'i,cu, T. ,
r. DARGAN, corner Canton anu h'umwSe.it
streets. :, -,
VATANTEp-PUt lib FOR sHoh ~ IND
w class ior any evening In - week Nrept
S.v or sunday; terms moderate. Address
gTENOGRAfHER, this onic /. laniu
VTTANTED-A POSI- ION By A. loUNu
w mau In any kind Of business. Adile 9;
g., 81. James Hoe e'-----. i.-,,v. l,.,,, ~
..TANIED- flk5T-LLAsa IN h GIRL
w 10 do general huusewo X. Apply NJ Mrs.
ALSJONS $40 Pearl street lanl5lt
aIyANTED TWO BOILER MAhER-. AP-
w nly Immediately 10 Novelty Iron Works.
Good wages and steady employment yomm
WEsTER. lanlott anil
VXTANTED-A GERMAN 81 III. AtPLf 10
w Mrs. RANDALL, AZ tryan IT. "a door w
OF ard Ward scnool hons. hons.-- mnll-t
,a7ANTED-A 70 1 ION IN a uooD
w house. either hardware or grocery, 10
Gan give as good Teferencs as Dallas aif irds.
Address II. c., Herald office. Jdns-lw.
VITANTEp-To SELL EVERYBODY WOOD;
w Ocort on hahd on VIII nave no trouble
this yyint, 10 set wood II you will SEND cur
teams TO A. DYSTkRB ACH, ueco-oiii
VxTANTED-YoU 10 STOP AT The NATION
w AL HOTEL; tTst-cless Recommendations ~
reasonablo rate --ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
TWFNTY-FIvE GENIE PER DAY. The build
fug IN brick with three atalrways in case OF hIo.
Located In the business portion OF the oi'y, onIy
from ToIas .S Pacific and Missouri Facinc Depot
Convenient TO passengers coming or BolhH over
eIthcr road OfIice npen oil night. ouesh are
crlled for all trains. T. CLRARY Pronriet1r:
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LEGAL.

rJ,UE STATE OF TEXAS TO THE SHEER
i IN or any constable OF Dal A. CJunty, greet
ing: You are hereby commanded, mat by
mSsins paSshed in the county Of Dsss
for four successive W. ets. p,eVious ntne rg.usii
day hereof. yon .mmon W >, " Scr, whuse
fs.isen1e " Se Ssldan IL and for ceun
~ Of Dallss at the Cou t-house thereof In ,he
city CT Dallas on the 1t Monday In February
mex, then aud there to answer 70 the peti9n
said Court, on The 2lod dav oi December 1883
against the taid W. 8. o. Bier and O: X. m
mon. and lesing In @ a. 10 Sriinu
dated May 22ud. 1882, each for the SUN OF S2se,
and due respectively: on ihe LIST day OF Novem-
Ss A. iness.. rS from Ss al the "a Of 10 per
cent per annpm. with 10 per cent, additional as
an attorneys f-eK collected BY legal process,
:ss :d rSss SfRs B,p:sr said
were on the 26th day Of Octoblr. lss2, transfer
red BY BowseY 4 Lemmon 20 Z. Autman
closure cfiien on the 10 lowing described proc:
erty, to.Wie One 33inch cyIender new model
separator. Wherefore piain'im pray Judgment
" Herein fail no. but hsv. you then and there
before said cours this writ. with your return
thereon. showing how you have executed the
Wit Witness, ". N. c. HILL. Clerk of tho County
Court OF Dallas county.
.ssld cour. In the cits Of Dallas this the l2h day
OF January, A d. 1884 W. ~ HILL.
Clerk County Crurl Dallas CIunty.
ByL II Huau.s Depuiy.
vTHE STATE OF rExAs-To ALL PERSONS
i intere, ted in the usrdianship o. the est.te
Of O. Meriiasld. iunstic Joeph Mer,in, "a
guardian, has hled Ia In County Court OF pal.
ias county final sccou s,.wing the condi lon
of his said ward, .. Mer'iheld. which viii be
heard At the term OF, aid cou,i, commencing on
the frrt Monday ir F.b -nry A. 1854 ~
the Court house, in IN" ely OF Dailss. ~ which
time al persons interested 10 the welfare OF said
luoatic my appear aud contest said account IL
wI,nes:. W. n C. Hiil. county clerk Of Dallas
county. Texas
IL. --Siven under my hard and the seal of
ssid court at ofice ia the sitv Of Dallas. this
SIst dsy OF December. A. .: lsss
W. NJ. G. HILL.
County Clerk of Dallas countv. Texas.
ByL. II. HUsus Deoutv. i.psthnrrst