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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-08-20

Mountains Of New Hampshire, rising
4 900 feet above the sea, eight giaats, .
overlooking tho valleys u the Ssco y
and the Androscosgin, arc strikingiy 9
grand. The mountains Of Massaci'u- y
setts. such as Holyoke, Mount Tom, j
the Saddle, and others. arc very beau 9
tifnl. Vermont is Justly proud OF her .
green hills-towcring nearly = 's'le y
above the level OF the sca-nnd hay I"
inc = sublime and extensive prospect y
New York exhibits gyfa' 'aanIfai' !
scenery. Tic AdrionGacSs, rising !
moro taan 5000 feet, the Catskills !
nearly 1000, the Highlands, l'eoo \
feet. form three great divisions, with
,weutv-one distiact elevations. al o.
expressing II not sublime Norm
Carolina boasts jastly Of the Black
Mountain, 6,47e ieet high, che kosu
Mountain, 5000 feet high, crowned
with vet, resembling the ruins Of an
ancient castle, with a panorama OF vas'
extent. Virginia has her Blue lsldse
and the Peaks Of Otter, all justly cele-
brated; and most OF the middle States,
and those east cf the Mississippi, have
either the Alleghanies or some spurs
from their sides to give diversity and
beauty to their scenery There are in
the United States thirty-cight local.
ties Of mountain scenery visited by
travellers, and afiordiug them the usua'
accommodation.
Our watering places are innumera
BILE; guide books do not tell US hal
their names. New Hampshire is ricl
in marine bathing places. Maine ia
"a large number Of beautiful resorts
Massachusetts has fourteen marine wa
tering places, some Of chem ~unrival'e'
such as Nahant. Rhode Island hs
her famous and popular Newport; !
York lras q large number; Connect
'5e cut has several; Virginia aud the ca
N olinas have . variety. In all therea
a. scventy-fou well kno~a places Of r
a0h sort Of this description in the Unit
~ States. Nearly every State in q
Union has . vast variety Of SUNNI
heir resorts. within easy striking distane
. Of and attainablc ut moderate expense.
ev. Though nature has been thus wo
nm. drously bountitul to us, it must be
hich subject Of just regret to every thin
,atcs ing mind to reflect how much su
encc advantages are abused. Every ss
he mer thousands OF persons, male =
Irn;. female, leave their homes to spend
month or two 1t sousc OF the kshs
not able watering places and sea side
Lin. sorts. All this is very well and y
calv. per. ii health and pure air were
only 'h''-S so'-"'
d Of KIND o. summer res'oNc ""' 7
ter degraded into a miserable routine
|, the fsshioino!e aiS pa''on' Mn
aches snobs. from cry aliu co"n",' :
The these places no more for healthy
sseu. sensible enjoyment, but hey src 90
.hern places for the cultivation Of all U
yir- ner Of vicious habits, and those
ne in frequent them sene.S'y =
monp worse, both physically and mors
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-08-20

MAINS AGrE Observation-Disclosures
4 directed to the advertisementof this
valuable medicine in to-day's paper
As the ague season is now upon us
We know ii nothing more ncediul e
every family than a medicine that vii
check the disease Immediately. Suci
an onc is Msnn's Ague Balsam, am
no faulty should be without it.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-08-20

uJN is thought q few more such
as IIovcy received from
Judge Niblack, at Huntingburg, will
open his eyes, and cause him to seek
ouict and retirement in the shades o
'Posey county, leaving the Congress
Isional race to some stifier-necked
more thoroughly abclitionizcd Blacl
Republican. lie would undoubtcdl.,
save time, credit and money BY sue
a course.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-08-20

arThe Legislature u Oregon have e'ec'
led chat popular soldier and gallant veteran
General JosEPx LANE, to the United States
Senate. and associated with him DELAzos
sntrH, well known ss prominent politician
on this side Of the c~ontineat. Both are stancf
unflinchinp Democrats. Oregon. like Min
neso,o and al the other new States. comes
I;s,o The ~coniederscy with Democratic Re
representatives. in 10th branches Of Congress
and . Democratic State government through
out.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-08-20

~
OrAcK NosrRuMs.-The majority OF
hair washes, hair dyes, hair touics,
hair oils, and the numberless prepa-
rations which are now before the pub
lie under such extravaganza, hypcssol'
ical and fantastic titles AS we see pa
raded ia show-window cards, anc
newspaper headings, as hair preIara
tons. are all hunlbugs OF the first va
ter; their real merit, when they pos
sess any, is that they do no l'arm.--
Hogs lard. whale oil, lard oil, swee
oil. scented and colored, make III
when in beautiful wrappers and WHIT
aint glass bottles, the ccstIIest char
acter Of ~toaics, and = cal'g1lt at ,
vordant yo4ng and old Such Is n'
the character Of Prof. Woods La
\ Restorative. 1t is exactly what
PROCESSES to be, a Restorative, and q
serves the confidence OF the ?ablic.-
; For sale At Newton's drug store
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-08-20

On the is,h inst, BY Rev Christian Nix
:, the residence Of the brides mother ; miles
ess, Of this place, PETER NoER md SorH'
rvRxAx. Of this place.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-08-20

ATTORNEYS AND c~orNsEILoRs At LAW,
WILL promptly attend 10 al business
w intrustcd 10 their care IN Dubois Cir
cult aud Common Pleas Courts.
July =, 1858.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-08-20

Ior Ssrrrfary Of Stofe,
DANIEL. MCCLURE. q Morgan.
Aphfor q .Sty's.
John 81. DoDD. Of Craa''
TraSgr.r II Stale,
N.rfrL. +. CUNNlNnnAM,of viso'
.surcmt.sdm " Public Instruction.
SAMUEL L. RUGG.o Allen
AsDrnry General,
JOS F.. MCDONALD. Of N~on'son'e'y'
Supreme Jsdgfs,
SAMUEL Z. PERKINS, q Marion.
ANDREW DAWSON, Of Decatur.
JAMES II. HANNA. Of viro.
JAMES l.. wORDEN, Of WhTsey.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-08-20

N TIM SrrAKsSc At HuMISobrRo.-
IN "wednesday Of last week quite ri
number assembled 70 hear the
candidates for Congress. Messrs. Nib
lack and Hovey. This was their t'sst
Joint meeting, and considerable inter
est was manifested by the friends o.
both parties. Judge Hovey made his
usual Kansas, anti cccmpton speech
and cndcavorcd TO draw NlSlack into
4 discussion Of the local merits OF the
Lccompton Constitution In sh's ne
most signally failed as Judge MD
lack considered tlrat q matter win
which Congress had no right 70 in
terfcre. Judge Niblack then took oc-
casion to nobly vindicatc his curse in
Congress on the Kansas question and
fully satisfied all his hearers that he
acted honestly aads for the best; h'
| showed thecomplete f~allacy'of llovey
/, seasoning on Kansas affairs and u
/ the close left him scarcely a shred 9
! an argument to cling to. Mr.. Nh
! lacks triumph was 50 complete an
glorious, that if there were any wave'
Z inc democrats among his hearers
5 the commencement OF his speech tlie'
d was surely none a. its close. The q
mocracy in ibis county are proud
/ their standard bearer, and will test''
,y their confidence at the October Gle
al ton by a larger majority than az
candidate ever received in Dubois.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-08-20

! FOR Axsorsclsc. Two DOLLARS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
Our Table.

De Bows REviEw.fI'hc July number Of the pub
cation is received. Tho table Of contents comprise
the usual variety VI valuable and interesting articles
Among others, Direct taxation and Free trade, by
Hon. w. W. Dayee, OF S. C. Equality of the race
fiaytien and British expcriments-by Edward Ruttin,
Of Va Some considerations relating to Southern
progress, currency, exchanges, banking, &c., by j.
IL. Crochrcn, of Ala DR.. Cartwright On the eau
casian and African race Consumption of cotton in
Europe The mind that has ruled and directed the
Union. Slave trade, 4 Besides the valuable sta
tistcs that abound in the book.
j. D. b. DeI}ow, Washington City.
Z SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER, his able month
" for july is received, brimful Of its usual good
things. The powerful lrticlc-"Thc problem OF Free
Society is continued in this number. Thsis thus
far one the most conclusive exposures of the hypoc-
ricics yaearics, Inconsistencies and absurdities of
tho free labor thcoriss, commandments, socialist,
SC. we haye ever read. A..yernon GroyesAa novel
of absorbing interest is continued, and many other
articles of true merit appear in the present number
1t is contributed to by the ablest writer's and scholars
in the country, and being the onlj Literary monthly
espousng the cause of the South, deserves liberal
patronage 1t is edited with remarkable judgment
and good taste, by John R. Thompson. gar.,,,sm,n
of much literary celebrity.
McFarlane, Furgerson & Co., Richmond, Va.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

DISTRICT CounT.-District court is still in session
aud will probably occupy most of n:xt week in clo-
sing The docket The greater portion Of the present
week has been occupied in trying two or three ted-
Gus land cases. Two entire days were consumed
In the trial of the Of Horton w. Cockrell which
has boon the docket for years. and has been tried
somo half dozen times. Between FIVE and ten acres
Of land only, being a controversy as to the true
boundary between two surveys, were originally in
yolyed, but costs have accumulated to make
the result important in pccuniary point of view
The verdict was for the plaintiff but the case will
again go the Supreme court.
The Grand-jury was discharged on Saturday last.
having disposed of all the business presented to
them. They returned IL bills of indictment. The
only one of serious nature was that of the State
vs.. A. NJ. Moore, for murder, in killing Alexander
COckrcll last spring This set for trial on
Thursday last and is now progressing. evil give
the result and extended notice Of the trial. in
our next
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
TO the Editor of the Dallas HerA,:

DALLAS, lex, july LON, 90
have Just received a work entitled Gaia
ogue of ttficiert and reliable lawyers in eve
nv county in the United States and Canada"
published bv Mpssrs. Livingston, Allen & by-
lngston, of New York. in which my name
appears as the only efficient and reliable law
verat this place. Also, leter(ron the above
firm, with the rery modest request to forward
them Sl0-t the same being my portion Of The
expense incurred in the publication, and dis
rihu,ion Of said work. The honor. pretended
to be conferred upbn tiieb BY Mtssrs. Livingston
Allen & Livingston, is wholly nnauIhnriz d
by me, but nevertheless duly appreciated.
| wish them distinctly to understand that
nv efficiency and reliability as lawyer have
b. en- attained without their assistance and
that shall endeavor to maintain any repnta-
ton may have as such, without paying them
''black mall" or in any Other way counen-
ancing their benevolent schemes.
have no connexion as Attorney or other.
wise, with any Mercantile Agency in the Uni.
ted States. JOHN J. GOOD.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

Sos ASSOCIATE yEst.er ,yrsssr
" .aAsssi and !, ~ ~ Sss l,s
..y..'.. ;'i &: s sore Cost ia Asss.
..-i' yoR pisTRIer lTIoesEr
- Ne .ss ssshessa % anHeenes joins Z. Msu, ksa'
s, ,sa.i pl.srist-sisslion in August next
~ ~. sallssi ai rssas,.s % san.as' .All ~ y,
i'I is'''' ' cTelfsS Dis isi'i cocsr n
Y. ne @ rssise,isa to s once Il ciut 81 a.
sss c.r ps's. css. :, hs slss y AIT AS,s'' l'
zs agsr'ssa e = .ss:s'
pS ny sfr rslss,ion 10 The once q cAif Js'hs'
q 1 q and requested ssnacunss srrPiIrs ?
Aesrt0ueRY ia, a. aeanaldats W. cAisf Jssfes u Da
q e's os s sssiSy Sc o. D AL cogSry :
w ~. sv and REQUESTED % .anss n','
" ~. : ~, ~ n Asrust next.
= - ~, ~ y = : ron COUNTY CLERK.
!s;ss,s 4" sIssisS q the oss q ei,ri sTns c.sry
cssrf DsIiss csssty !, he .l,s,Ie. e ssss''n
W. .r,.u.hssssi v snnouree ". HUM a, candidate
fsr tie oics Tssr1 81 Daiis' c'vr'y At the election iH
FOR COUNTY sCRpEYoR.
We are auihor,ed and requested to sansnnee WILLIAM ~
THOMAS foe Ssrrsys Of Dslss cs.Hiy at the
rssuhos.i and requested 70 snaoanee join " rotk
40 A. candidate reduction n the eee Of stsysr
D"'' ''i ToS SssEssoR AND coLLrcToa;. .s,so
We are authorized aud rcquead TO announce H. " hNNiNo
TON :. eandlas. for IL, anssof As,,o, aUi c0'eior a
corni The sestonin ,s;s, nrs oooryIour a.
candidate for Inc once and collector u Daa's'sn'
~, stthe ensaius AuSA', election
ron cossrABLR. PRECINCT Is.i, piLLAs &C;
-, We srs AUTHORIZED aud requested % ann lunee y L sNi H.
candidate Zoe the onee Of conf'abt Tor esne' No In
We are auth rsed ami requested 70 son'suoe cAETKR
~ eaia,e the once Il ccnifass V P'tere' Hs' j.
s, .ys aaiSo..S and rsaSes to WISELY
ursSAufT az candidate fr Constable in rteeinc, No. Dali
A' '9u"" FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

Y.T- Mr.. T. J. Adiiekcs, the hcN L. $. mail trans
ports,ion Agent appointed for this State, spent n
day or two in town this week. Mr. Adlickes is on
official business looking after the service oil some Of
the routes II is his intention In the Autumn, to
visit as many of the routes on lOrsebach a' possible
in order to regulate the service on them. lie will
then have an opportunity of seeing such changes as
arc required on many Of the new routes. We feel
sure, from what we hear Of Mr. A., and from the
prompttude with which he has entered upon his du
tie, in this hot July weather, that he will make an
Industrious and faithful agent. We suggested to
him some changes in the service routes in this re-
gion which We doubt not he will cheerfally re COM
mend to tho Department. .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

I, /. rih VI ,ssrs lhli % rsfss ,hs f.fpins com
maniy Il ihs prosssiins. u Meeting he'd In 'hl'
l<ss "a sl,arl,y l.s. ilkins the preliminary s'sp'
br ors,sslug al Asfisalsarsl s'ilssy. wshnss On
arssEai es;aslss usssl the imP,ian's q sash :
rosensu, g this, anil On more than ems o,sss'on,
Ne bsllsEe. a. iniiailSs has hssn taken IN u. but
through the laihy and niasrenes u farmers hA'
fallen through wstFusg thai ihs present sa'g' Mill
he cordially ami promptly sseondels AsFiealiare
is peculiarly the great lealns irss'ss, Of this eean'
Try. Ills time tia, those who pursue il, should
stu ~ ihslrosn interests, by fostering H. Hes en-
las blessed Us with such pscln; soil sni generous
climate. b,iaglng fOrh almostspontaneOusly enough
u the great staples u llhs 20 supply or ianeli ,e
wants. ,hatwe ,hink little Of the lnsaa. AMI sap-
anees oflazlng her vii, disqualification Of asurplus.
Iunpeoun,ry upon the f,ee u the globe. We ven
tnre tosAy, is the scisaes of agriculture in all is
branches, more neglected than in NoFIhsrn Texas.
chiefly no doubt, because h no other eouniry has
nature been boast fa IN her gins to the husband.
man. Da, le, |, be borne mini tia, tho tlne Is
approaching. and tina, EsPlyi when al the vast Ca
paeiy Of this peerless evuairy viii ts taxed TO iis
utmost, when I, will become the caterer Of nillions
when All IL products will Ls brought IN requisl-
ton. aud end a ready anl greedy markst Thea lie,
our farmers instead Of eOn,en,lns themselves with
following In the path -FOUR fathers trol. satisfied
with producing enough TO keep boiy AMI soul to-
ssther--let them Instead Of this Old fgysm resrri
agriculture as II H. the retlcst Of avocsilo's, and
On inielgcn, scion.s-le, them olive to learn" In
agriculture as IN every thing else, AMI while every
ether calling anl profession Is al ancng w''s the
age-dseArdlng the exploited errors Of the past, AMI
embracing now truths.--let farmers siOp, the new
truths. that are every day being desolope by eSPc
rlenee in the science Of agriculture. This c.nno, be
done more efestn Ny than by we'd regulated sgrl-
cultural society in Ihe eOaniy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
Agr,eul,ura, Meeting.

Afa neeiioeof HE cllrensof Dallas eoun'
IA. held ~ The Court Ilou.e " the Town Of
|Dlllas on Snurd,y evening The lIih inst
juHee Mar N Budord was called 10 the chair
and John j. Eakia', appointed Secretary.
The object NJ The nireing was explained, By
the chairman. Judge BuIloId, in a few Pen''
nenr and practical remar !, TO be 10 organire
an agricultural society 10 promote The geneTal
Interests Of agriculture.
The meeting vas ably addressed by Col,
John. N. Crosketani X WsLunday Esq.
On motion committee, consisting OF John
N. CmrkeI, A. MeComas. G, w Record, W.
b. Miller aud Ben, Nleuil, were appointed 10
dnf By Laws aud plan Of organization for
an agricultural society.
The following gentlemen comprising some
NJ the mast substantial farmers Of the county
came ioward, and enrolled their names as
members, subject 10 such regulations and by
laws as may hereafter be adopted io.Sili
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
To the Citizens Of Tarrant
County.

From reliable authority, learn that j. 5. Rob
inson, candil,.te for District Att rney IN the
10Th Judicial District h,is circulated in larrant
county the story th!t : he refused to allow his
name placed on the election tickets designed
" for this county, hecause Dr: Z. NJ. Peak hal
;. the names of the Fort WORTH candidates alone
:, On that ticket, therefore he would have moth
s.ing to do with them, and was compelled to have
:, .enatate tickets printed for his own use ALI
the other candidates agreeing to the ticket.
This statement, am compelled to pronounce
an unmitigatod falsehood The facts are these
Tn the Dallas Herald Office there assem-
bled. during the first week of District Court.
eyery candidate for the Office of District Attor-
ney, for the pdtpnsn of fixing up their tic cts
had ordered the ii 'kets for rartant odunt In
sertmg the fidnie Of Jddge Bell with that OF
buckIev for Associate Justice. No gentleman
objected to Bells name going on the ticket save
j. s. Robinson. To use his own language. ne
would .. take no stock !" in that ticket. lie did
refuse to have his name on the ticket-not he
cause of its excusiveness in regard to the local
candidates Of larrant county, nor do really be-
lieye because Judge Bells name vas there,
though Ibis last ,cas the only reason he gdUc, but
as every gentleman present apprehended, and as
the result proved. to make some capital--of diff
ferent character in different locaites-and at the
same time crafty his peculiar instinct tor misre'
presentation and falsehood.
Ills position will vary with the locality-out'
side of Tarrant his hobby will be Bell Bell Il
in Tarrant he has better one. lie tells you
that he refused the use Of his name on ticket
which ostraeises one h.lf of the people of your
county, Can you discover his motiyel Does he
wish to suppant Mr.. Sugg in Tarrant, Col. Eas-
ton in Collin, Mr.. Bradsh w in Ellis, and " take
the chances - for the Northern countless do
not mention Dallas, for there they kno,0 The man
To guarantee the truth of my statement re-
fer you to Col. Mccoy, Col. Eastoh. Mr. Sugg,
Mr. Bradshaw and j: w. Latimer, Esq.
The onl, foundation this man could have for
his fasehood is simply this As agent for the
Herald | had prepared county ticket for the en-
SUING election, rlicing such names Only - TIE
ticket as was authorized h Do by thc candidates
themselves, and as were u be Iaid Ter a. each
candidate. In doing this ;hs names Of som; Il
the best Forl Worth men we're left out. Aad
not been Advised of any egreemsat he.wosn the
County candidates ior she insertion OF Al ter
Hames Amrle room, haaeyer- was len f5r IN
scrtiug an, name ve.ef might prefer, usd But
rJr ;hs nresump.iap q sida M 81 -sasg Iis. az
8isirrsi51 cs1la fsslAf -. n-esi a-sins. IL.
F. 1a- - =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
sbsallas COLLEGIATE Institute.
Male and Female In separate Departments

H.. Mi ~ H 4; ~ ana Priseisaln
Tie course al study ia his Isiiiu,ioa Sabroess sl
he braHehs usually hugh in hs 6fH Schosls o.
he scholastic year is divided Into two session, OF
Ave months each the first will commence on the Arst
Mg-uhy OF September next, aud tho seeond on tic
Gre, Monday OF February.
Trims:
Fer session Of hvd months, payable strictly at the
close Of the session, as follows;
LITERARY According TO branches .
s'r'ied from $40 to $50
MUSIC Plano, with use Of Instrument s25 90
Incidental tax wood &c. 81 90
Modern Languages, Embroidery draw
ing &c., &e,-Extra.
AfuI the first month students viii be charged from
the time of entrance no deduction in any case except
in proiracttd Maes.
Board can be obtained in this place on the most
rcasonablc terms For further particulars ad lress
the Principals. Dallas Texas. July 9th ls5s-ily.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
The Texas Almanac for 1873
--latest Edition,
ION SALE AT TIIIS OptlCE.
Elect on Tickets.
fOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.

Candidates will take notice that We viii III snort
time print general election ticket fer THIS county
with tho names Of all tho candidates for State officers.
and tho names Of such District, County aud Precinct
candidates as order their names inherited tpamcs
will be inserted on the ticket on the most reasonable
terms, and should be handed In mme lately
We are also prepared print tickets for other coun-
t.s t. order, in such form and With such names as
20, bo directed. Orders should be sent in immeli-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
M crLLAsEoUs.
Nem Arrival.
sxr ufOris .Noi,cr.

eeuior af the Last will ~ 4 e. ~ ar. A
cetssi Nv lie ilnn0 ais rnaniv ''auF' ~ -
eInn,y " Ellis. az ifs .iana Terra, y 1873;
this i therefore o. naiifv al I,eFhns Indebted g.
said os'a % make Immediate Iaymsn', ant
thpse having .iaims sssinst 'he ssrsRI' > CUES
tci a. iieArni them. day nui h.niis,i.si. a. -.
w. T. sw.trf. g esltar.
July "a lssg-a.,,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

AaPHIBlous VEGETABLE.-We were shown
on Monday last, a rather singular vegetable,
from the garden Of Issac Kicks, ESD, Of this
vicinity. It is something over four feet in
length, and eight inches in circumference, and
partakes oftbe nature Of cucumber and musk
melon; while young and greens it is Used for
the table as cucumber, and cannot be disiin-
euished from one BY toste, and when ripe, Is
a fine luxury as a musk.melun. This is but
another proof of the adoption Of Texas soil TO
the growth to perfection of all vegeiabl s.
Truly, Texas is great country.-Pak fd5
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
Intel iectuli-smIi.e

TENIIE IN NNTNNTV1N ~ ihf s'iIi % : q
BIRpviL.H iil1f 'cHht. viii taa-n'rr
10 the town II Hrl lie, commencing on 1haHsl,y.
August z, 1919. snl eoni'nn'ns ladns tws its nn.
der the superinten lrnee IT PRoFsssoR ". iirpsrr
Several PlilOsoph'r eSN.Timrnis Nl ~, ir',lsH the
oc 'Ns'on, anla spr,iiii NanPu'a-r R,r.or al e..
cenicl The public srs in'3, rtsnNe'fal'y "a l'rl q
Nucn f'r whom rehrshmsuii Sill We sHply "a gri-
tqi'oY,iy provlict
Dy order ~ ihr irl ~ Trustees,
H,rr,,XMM OIL AYLE. riti.ra..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

~ The law card of Luniay & Allen, will be found
in our advertising columns. Mr. Lunday is re-
Gently from Alabama, and Mr. Allen has practic-
ed with success in the Southern part Of this State,-
having graduated at the law school Of Lebanon Uni
versty, Tenn, Of the best institutions in the
country We bespoak for them liberal sharo Of
patronage
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

Judge Gibson, Whites Us aader date Of Jay
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m more hrslihy lhsn now, and eoulfadi'i' fe'
port. thar have been In eiru'iii~' hsTs' 20
ne sfF.ci thai the Cholera vas pfeyailins {
sao Anlonio-Ar,'iH L4islissnesr.