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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
PROCLAMATION
RY. nc G0YernOr Of Die StatG Of Texas

vi luC Cts4tG vi ftkdS
IILHEREas, The last Legislature passed Joint Resolution
w p1opnsng amend Constitution Of the State % Trsa
which ia thee words: Joint Resolution proposing sneui
men. 70 the State Constitution.
Be resoped 5g the LerfsigiuTs OF The Stair o Te4as
That ri section 10th Article Of the Constitution
the State shall arneDed read as follows, Wiz
$50 Ord. All public lands, hch hare bsrofore IT which
he Granted paIc schools 10 the various couhs
dis ale nay- sold y the Comfy CoaTts IT zach County
which me lands belor by such tribunals srcecl
Their ,rison t conssnt u majority ~ The legal yuiers
said cuptjes AMI under such geners raes tie Begsaiue
mar iro-n time to iis,e prescFihe--.-
r,nrsJeTs. hs principals II bs pf-rds the sslr ~
@ lands shni retained aud invcsi p-rrna echpcr
fund IN e7an owpag tlc saBe sSi the ioft only shsf
ic used for educational purposes
Approved, February 10Th 1865
Now therefore l. H. tunnels, ,vSroftb the s.ac of e1.
hereby and dir tia. the ch Justices ~ The
counties n the tste. o. fhecas csHunisso1er.s
Necessary polls T. le nTd a. The several ecti PR
pfctve ceunties The y and the tins II
tie tc;i n efrTs.ifefto the =atrr to-vit. Mn
$50 o. s1'- 5fsrn ssi5 lff
MS f.lHt ~. be sa-l- o., 20 az i1s- Hho t'e 1T
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sealed Proposals

vv7rrI. he received at this Office until II o'clock NJ
w on the 18th day of JULY NEXT, at which
time thew will be publicly opened, for furnishing TINS
post with t5OOl five hundred tons OF Gooa ser :,
70 $40, TWENTY-FIVE hundred and forty pounds to the
TON The hay to be delivered, and stacked perfectly
secprc from injury by exposure to weather, by the
9ob day Of October 1882 at such point or points on
the Comanche Reservation as may bedesignafea oy
the post Or Mr., at the commencement OF the DEW
ering OF the hay,
iblt the ouauity may be nsreasaa acco1ditg e Tug
yeo,,irrrsri Of tie f0si daring tAe periorl1aree q
~ eea,r,t ani ~ bids deemed unrFas ena0io VIA .
rr;..tsd. The names shd Ieaishea q Two rsspoi-
Sc securities viii be mentioned pa NE .A' ie' ''
isifbfrl periornaaee cf o. csnt''soi. ...
pro.fsals 10 ie endoTEsl; "Proposals isr itfis i
~. l. ts.ao l0gpor, Isgssse AID directed q ~
49, 5r acs.ak ASA. Or Mr. Z. ATnFi e-nl
lo----. --L.-. - - u. .L--.--L-La
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MARRIED.

At the residence Of the brides father, IN Dallas
county, on Wednesday, 9th inst. Miss JOSEPHINE
MYERS, to EZRA EDDY, of Tarrant county.
Aplentiful supply of delicious Brides cake accom-
panied the above notice. May years of unalloyed
happiness crown the happy couple with the choicest
blessings and may they be happy as they deserve
to be.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

~ We rail attention TO tho announcement OF Gen
John J. Good, as Democratic candidate for Repre-
sentative in the State legislature, We ere author-
sd by him to say that No cordially risians the action
Of The Democratic State Convention. held at HOup-
ton in May sndorsas tho platform OF principles cuun
elaed At that time and place. and cordially supports
the nominees Of the Convention.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
CROPS and improvements.

SIOpS dAi improvements.
Tbs 2rafs y Ali, "e-,s.x keFe seldom. if ever,
yon,sed better than during thu present season. The
wheat has long since been haryested. and in many
rIaces threshed and garnered. The yield has BEEN
aattering beyond expectation, and an immense sur
Mus will remain after home consumption hiss been
fully satisfied The late frosts which threatened at
one time to ruin the crop, proyedto be innocuous-
and in only very few localities at all injurious
Rust did not attack it, in consequence Of the cool dry
season during the most important stage Of its growth
nor we're the crops injured by the visitation OF the
vbeat-bird. as sometimes happens. We have heard
many farmers say that they will average as high as
thirty bushels to the acre, but VIC believe that the
General estimate is less. Our farmers still have on
hand q large surplus of last years supply, which
added to the abundant yield of the present crop will
,crease it immensely, and reduce price Of -four to
a mere nominal value. In view Of the disadvanta-
zoo uuder which our farmers labor respects trans
,tation to market, much Of this surplus must nee
.ss.r;ly remain on their hands; and until We have
he benefit Of Railroads. the resources Of this coun-
az will remain unknown. Each year every farmer
;,.reases his firm, but without corresponding re-
Its for the present, and their disadvantages be-
anne more onerous Our county is already well sup
,ss With fais. but not On scale Sufficient T. jUsti-
:. ,or largest fsrme-s IN entering upoa III larse
@..trsy.s far aour that could BE done, vrre there
trstsr fssiisies for getting their crops Of wheat
,-,,si in reod tine, fsr -seeting such coutraes-
M s7psrtanc. oil having lazrs a-srins establish
=, sz.ss central loo,ieu. f7r iastanea, a. o.
80 D sIlss. hes ioze besaftlt. sid disrnsssh N'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

coz The Hon y. r. Lubbock, the Democratic can
didA,s for Lieut. Governor wiz address the slsilers
Of Dalaa eacn,y. at the Court nous, tedsy. Frank
IRihp, ~ wi'ala.sagss s~srsetss rslrv. ara de-
lends iAegolsas ssiaslp.es o. Dahoensy IN an able
Ara olcgusal rannee We nsrpeak for him an at
tentlye apdrasprdtial Audience.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.


The NEW DIscovERYIt is related Of one OF the most IA
epcures the world has Known that he offered the
prize of wealth and fame to him who should invent new
pleasure Messrs GESTRr& orIs of NewYork, had they
lived in those days of safety would have assurey carried
away the prize from all competitors, if may judge from
sample of their celebrated sr NICHOLAS STOMACH BrrrER
the delicate aroma of which is thrilling gustator
nerve This delicious preparations aside from its delightful
favor and exharatng effects is found TO be certain rene
dy for Bionsness DysPeps and the Thousand MS thai
arise from disordered stonach and morbid state Of nt
liver 1t rare to ind delicious beverage and remedial
agent so agreeably blended.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

na5" On Saturday last, most of the day was ooou-
MED in the trial, before Justice Smith, Of Joseph
Grafton, for the stabbing of Col. g, W. Record OF
this county Grafton was held to trial in bond of
$500. We are pleased to hear that Col. Record is
doing we'll, his wounds not proving as dangerous as
was first expected and feared The difficulty between
them, occurred at the residence of COL Record, and
we hear, is sincerely regretted by both parties
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
N. HI. DARNELE, Proprietor.

July s-James Paten, Collin co; B Samuel. do; W
Gould, Davenport Iowa. n 81 W &f-4A 4s p
July 9--Rasmon Deacon, Bardstown Ky so-
July 11-James Patton, Collin co; Thomas Green, Mount
Ida Ky Frank Howard Mobile Ala; r Guthridge, San
Ant rrexag. 4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

Common seuse rules the mass of the people whatever
the Insnamed and misanthrope philosophers may say 70
the contrary Show them good thing let It's merits &c
clearly demonstrated, and theJE not hesi'ts 70 give
their corded patronage The masses hase aras
.S n Ts.,eiser7a EIsfssrs as 1sy te saau &c in-
n,asse atrtcs Is this -ancns tat annual sos a
s,rs ss, of The i1d. MS nov rsaaEniEs4 p efe57
sspots % al orner setasass So 'sFaed ~ sfss q
~ i-.ssru eans e. darsisf rs ssni'f!, css s-
,.af ~ iisssrirs f1srs }4 ss-s fr7a srangaleii
y sos portions q 80 s-tsnl issrt's nsi is saiae.
Il nd 5osfssii SID rom Hare e Iez. ion
~. .c- - e ztiate 4 IL Ps,s ~ tts ar-,eisae
j. ...s-- -.
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PreaslerIp New Map Of Texas.

NV or heso plsuad nsr map, osrl,1 ~ Charles W.
rgessF Chief sneh Il ts O~sfslI @,d 0ncs
TN, saafnS slarea aud va te.fi de.ilral eisssy hr
s., fdse s. 81, csfA. n sltulie ~ ~ tkaf ls the
most eorssct u Issas sssr iahhhei rhtushlns cue
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
10 Gen. y. H. Dacrra, sm eea. John J. sooi

10 Gen ~. H. DafrfH,, gW Se&' Jofn ). Sool :
GgxrGEMry We are Informed that both yorr
names are before the people rs candidates 10 represent
Dallas county. in the ensuinr Legislature; and MS
you are each DESTROYS Of securing Tie free suragcs Of
her sovereign citizens, you win doubtless eScuse US
for propcndng to you the following ierregstorics,
to-wit
LIST 10 you fully ddopt the principles enuneiated
in he Cincinnati. Waco and Houstcn Democrats
nlatlorms,
2d Womb you vote for n,,y man for n high State
or Fede,aI oj6ce who s o5,yediy oppogcd 10 those
p,iI,einlos2
Ri From, .be indications of the last Presidential
election yre prernise (bat me dsmgrtic is the only
natinnol rarty 81 tbis tma i, ibc Urion nov. tx
vo, heiieye tb.t tb ssest,, NJ tha Sn,b md Of ,k
Union reduires that .he organsatiop Of that party
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
Wab4IRarE.

GALvMToE. ArRrt nh, 1889
Referring 10 he above Notice. We beg "a say tt,5
we ahai continue The - 49,.
General Agricultural and Horticultural
Business, at the I'D stand, s'Moro CASTLE under the
name and style of " GRANT q. CONF TOM y
where will be found large and varied assortment Of
everything pertaining to the farming interests of our
State.
fore extended to the late Firm, which expect to de-
by prompt and correct discharge of every trust
Although we do not invite consignments of Cotton,
or other produce, yet we will give those who send
such the benefit of experience either in sale here
or shipment elsewhere, charging only the regular
commissions Purchases of supplies, upon cash order
will be made and goods received and:forwarded with
dispatch. JOHN G. GRANT,
44-3m. TH0S. j.. COMPTON.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
AdInirlisarator,s Notice.
Final settlement

Nspfs bsRS q 9. lit5e, AaDinistr1'ofs
81 ia esiate of toba Little dsceassd- heva
flA IN iyoiisa tlieir ii0ai aee1ii'i earreni Ni'i
ssis stiss. toeeth. uith theis fstiti'n, rrag ng
tl,r s,afHsr Il close sad sa0sersi'a - ~ 1sSt
fe-,, 5ia,e l6git Ccug.. % ~ isiisa p the
e,.ir..heas jn tlr town 81 1i'es' % zee .
'ssonaag IN - 80 80
- a-Eoi 8 R,ttls. = - II if-i - So
6 sis. II - - - 49, crs-ss.-ti.e farla 81 t1er
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
STEAM ENsUNEs.
From 3 10 100 Ho.,e Power,
PAGES PATENl %
ST. Am SAW MIL

y Agents for r, CARVEF & co. $ IN, :.
Cotton Gin. ali Chiehesiet Improve geo II
c-iisu Gins. The i7tter AZ neaIlg Tesifet a ~
~ - nsls and ~ Superior Ia aEecusiqa Y 9
uor cztsnt.
calves 81, iiay 81 1853
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

To those who enjoy Good Smoke, would re-
commend the celebrated Virginia Riliikinie Tobac-
co, prepared expressly for the Powhatan Pipe, small
lot of which Ihave just received direct from Oh of
the Second Families Of pirgiatd
j.. NJ. STACKP0LE.
N B-Eo connection is claimed with the tobacco
used by tho :. first families y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

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q VIZ. 81 = 81. E' si,. s'' al
i. ~ 'H' y Y4' 'gRi''N "'' N"'T's'-
TAXES n, b, s,iones t.-t,,cr sad e.nayea lesDs.
sst is s b i. S + On. s y, sE5 NIL
asss y, y, -hd SUPPOSED 70 - spaNi eid appraised
s , s ri' w. aus 'iis ec MT y sSss
" silh iaii'e fo',li tec shod iciorc, appraised 70
TlHEStP IN. NcGr,v, ma e.,t,yca t.ibre las n
.yis',s '9, p Pyespc No / a's LAX i,tN flI.li =
ipui,si VIA asppi.i, brandt sfpfpaod 70 80 o. IL
TAKEN rPly S 9. Aitcrbc1y aud cr,nyca be-
fire a. N. fTremlcT, Es.E, In precinct No 7. one
GREF SPANISH foNY, o or : years oll, IA hands
high, Niie saddlr marks, aud scar on the right
shcuder. and branded on Tho loft thigh it'll Two
Sgru-l trstiiaprsis,a.,oa ib. 81
4 Tan tN ti pPE, Horton, aud csirayed lelore wrn
I, li0,Urd. Esq, 10 preciuol.Nn q Que WiflfE OK
With some dun spots on him, marked crop and snisr
bii In tho right orr; one dark BRoWN'0 OK, marked
ssss 5 S1a sais'-on m'A' rgP' ear appraised 70
TAKEN UP by a. Basl anil egtrayea LeEap n. O.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

- - loass sovp ~ ts = p.lss, , 3. ~.
~ ~ lllilslas duo ~ ll.oss. ia
nsll1s ~ nltsY. 1aysisi ~
ian-asls, ~ In<sdsy, July i<h
csdsf IN, ~ Ns1lrl ffsy, tub all
No. tsfU. Ilrsf ~, iels llsf..
lsfoe cestfs, IA. y, y lnlsF an. ~,
Niit's IN, - &i1ri@f.l tIy -.
dfcsati ~ Als:sI, }a< 4tk,
lretrrritEs.an Iutllss, IuIy etA-
haef Suas tto4 iia.st, "a 1assi.y, Iay ~,
IlsI,hCs Mn. ~ Ihntlar, Illy All
ressfA az frasy, }lls 1,h
fIuif isih ga lirsOl 81 "a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
~. Ths veather continues bot and ,Iry, while the

EsE" The weather continues hot and dry, while the
nights are cool and Refreshing II is generally be-
eved TINT full crop of corn viii be raised in this
county,---in fact, tTmayb s considered MS already
made, the late rains having fallen most fortunately
for that rcp In some portions of thr county, enor
nous yields viii be made, and IN every part
age crop, which viii bc great indictment for imm-
grafton this fall
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

5 Our readers viii see in to-day's paper, certain
questions propoundad to the distinguished gentlemen
who are now before he peopleas candidates for the
legislature, should the gentlemen desire TO ananer
them through tbe same medium by which they Hrs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

SSsnsa q them. We had hoped tAat SSeglSns re-
garding this race would be kept out of the Herald
but as these considered as involving matters OF
interest to the public cannot refuse our columns
for reply.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13


STAPLE s. FANCY DRY GOODS
And GROCERIES,
Coffee, Sugar, -Molasses, Soda, Rasins, Mackerel
Y PORTER .a.ND .dLE,
Almonds, Cream Tartar, Cranberries Oysters, !.
Candy, Saraines, Lamp Oil, Blasting Powder, Ce-
ment, Turpentine, Fants and Oils, Camphor, Race
Ginger, Alum, Madder, Coppers, Churns, Zinc wash
boads, Well Buckets, Wash-tubs, Tin-ware, Vinegar
Castor Oil, Saddlery, Side Saddles. Ztock Saddles
LEaAI' NH III Ie.
Hog-skins, Boot top Skins, Enamelled Leather, Bug
gy Whips, Brass Ornaments
CROCKERY ST. GLASSWARE.
Hardware, Tools Window Glass, Bar and Slab Iron,
Mouse Traps, Hollow augers, Wash Kettles, Spikes
and fencing nails, Cast Steel. IValdoa's Grain
Blades, Hoop and band Iron, Wood Saws.
CLOTHEArG, b 0OTS AND Shoes
School Books. For the Ladies have
nice ssoriment of Dress Goods,
staple and Fancy.
Silk Berages and Tissues, Lawns, Robes, Ginghams.
Muslins, Jarletons, Kid Gloves, Parasols beautiful
assortment Ladies' Hosiery, Damask, Napkins, Jet
Necklaces and Bracelets, Bonnets, Embroidered Silk
Reaatifiers. SAfdrseiHs CoVers ard Sleeres, xery
handsome. 4sssaons, Lace, Csiicos in abundance
All The above Cooks. and man more too numerous
to mention, offer at fair prices f., Cash, or reason-
able time to prompt customers.
M.sicKpoLE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

Mpssc Lgssoss.---ln.. taIla,se vii s.gtess
w u sfe ns'rlltin tte PA No 10 fhe Who desire
49,, Of AsE services. ~ ,ts saa.lsps sss'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-05

himself or herself, to any exten:, to hot
soup, tea, or other drinks, assusedly riv-
ais the friend 10 the dentist just named
Brushes for the teeth should be of medi-
um substance of bristle, and those made
OH what IS called the penetrating princi-
pie are best. | would also observe that
children at an early age should be in
struc,ed IN the use of the toothbrush, and
taught the value and Importance of the
teeth, In order 10 inculcate habits of clean
iIness and due appreciatian of the or
naments OF the mouth. A brush properly
Selected-not too hard-may be used by
ch'ldren of five years of age, every morn
ing and by being part and parcel of
the general ablution, and thus directing
habltual attention 10 the teeth, useful
and cieanly habit will be engendered
which will probably insure for them pro-
per care through life.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-05
Advice About Teeth.

Dr. Hayes, an eminent surgeon dentlst
residing in London, gives the following
useful hints about the care of the teeth
They are simple, timely, and deserve
I attention
La the first place, the teeth should be
fairly used. BY this | mean, not made to
perform the duties of crackers for nuts,
experimental on TO ascertain their streE-
9Th, or by ladies to aival scissors in cut
ling thread for rest assured. in every
case-more particularly the last-the
party having recourse 10 such practices
viii surely some day rue them; the teeth
50 unwittingly injured being always the
first 10 part company from their fellows.
Those who indulge in such or similar
habits may truly be called the dentists
friends. Cleanliness Is absolutely es-
sen,ial for the preservation of the teeth.
and they should be we'll brushed at least
morning and evening, that any feculence
( which may be attached 10 them, either
/ during sleep from the stomach, or by day
from meals, may not be allowed perma-
nently TO adhere, causing, firstly, dlscolor-
uon, then tartar, and subsequently, II
may SO express myself, undermining The
constitution OF one or more, as from their
position they may be more or less liable
I TO corrosion. In order that The teeth
should look natural-thal is, retain their
natural color--a dentifrice free from The
smallest particle Of acid should be used al
the main hour, and the mouth rnsed with
iepid water, for extremes of heat and
cold are mos, highly prejudicial not only
10 their color but also to their durability
and | know no method so simple of con.
verting really useful and ornamental Sc
into one of pain and subsequent ex
j tiocaion Than the use of washing In ont
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-05
NInRTEAGE SALE .

James Snlitherin, Plaintiff,
agafHS State of Wisconsin,
James Prince Ann Prince Circuit Court for Iowa Co.
lls wife, Defendants
DY virtue of Judgment of foreclosure and sale made
in the above entitled action the 18th day OF June
a b. 1859 shall IN the oath day of ember A. D.
1853 at the Of O'Clock. 2. NJ of said day, expose
for sell public auction the highest bidder,
for cash in hand at the front door Court House,
in the CITY OF Mineral Point county and State aforesaid
the following described Nortgaged premises, or much
thereof a. shall raise the of SiSs ~
besides interest accruing costs. rowit The north
quarter the quarter of section number
TWENTY-FIVE 0 in township number six o. north OF
number (D situate lying aud being IN tne
Iowa Wisconsin, containing forty
OF land more or less.
Dated Sherias Ofce, Mineral Point, Wisconsin, june
-. 1859.
THOMAS MCFARLAND. Sheriff lows Co, Wis
PARLEY EATON Attorney for Plaintiff Sfn2o
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-05
MISCELLANEOUS
sIORTGAG SALE.

William Johnston, Plaintiff
GsGtas, State ot Wisconsin,
Michael Y. Alicn and Nancy Iowa Co. Circuit Court.
M len. his wile, Defendants
10y virtue OF Judgment of foreclosure and sale made
L the above entitled action the 18th day
ls5g shall the 2ih day of September A. u. 1850
the hour o'clock Z. NJ Cf said DAY, expose sale
sell public auction, 10 the highest bidder fer cash
n hand the front Goo- of the Court House. in the
city Mineral Point, county and State aforesaid, the
fo lowing described Nortgaged premises, much
thereof shall be sufficient raise the S534
besides ami accruing costs. to-wit All those
certain pieces lots parcels of land to- wit Lot
Der thirteen I3t and fourteen l4} in block number
tventyone GID in that part of the Town of Mineral
county Iowa and State of Wisconsin, which
upon the southwest quarter of section thirty
t3l o. north of range three (5) east,
Doty. Nell ana StrOngs addition 10 said town OF
Mineral Point
Dated Sherif's ofce, Mineral Point Wisconsin, June
=, 1889
THOMAS MCFARLAND, Sheriff iowa Co, Wis.
pARlEY E.Tox Attorney for Plaintiff. Sn26
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-05

THE GAME OF CoSTISENTAL Pow Ems.
"A Curious witicism has been revived
by Paris paper recently. 1t is contain
ed in a pamphlet published in 1875, enti-
tied . Game of Cards" France was
then, as now, allied to Piedmont, and sus-
tanning a war against Austria. The
sovereignS of Europe are represented as
sitting around table indulging in game
of piquet. The following dialogue takes
place between them;
France-Pardon me (. it's my time to
play.
PIEDMONT count Suint and fourteen,
but | loose the point.
Austria-What an awful hnnd I've
go, am afraid OF an attack with clubs.
Germany-I would like TO know the
cards al the bottom of the pack
Prussia will merely look on.
Russia-And so prill l.
Italv-I want card.
Spain-My queen IS well guarded ),
Iii wait for your play.
Portugal-I pass.
Turkey-rve played enough.
Swi,zerland-I can play anything. pro-
vided the cards are paid for.
Austria finally says-Ive all played
out, and give up the game.
The appropriateness OF the above TO
present events and persons will readily be
perceived.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-05

L,srEx.-Converse not with liar or a
swearer, or a man of obscene or wanton
language, for either be will corrupt you.
or a, least it will hazard your reputation
to be one of the making; and if it doth
neither, yet it will fill your memory with
such discourses that II will De Troublesome
to you in after time. and the returns OF
the remembrance of the passages which
you have long since heard Of this nature.
will haunt you when your Thoughts should
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-05

Ey- A man named Phillips, charged
with numbering his wife at Cairo, and
man named Hanna, who recently escaped
from Jail at Thebes, were arrested at
Vienna, endeavoring 10 make their way
to Palestine, and man was arrested in
this city accused of horse stealing at
Carthage, and was sent back by the way
OF Warsaw. All this occurred in Illinois.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-05

CANINE SAGAcIrY-The truth of the
following instance of the sagacIty of a
dog. we can subsia nliate in every partlc-
uiar, and II is. we think, well worthy of
notice. A little daughter of one of our
prominent cItFzens has a we'll arranged
baby house upon which she bestowed much
care, ,astefuliy dressing the various doll
occupants thereof liz the morning, and d.
vestng them of their clothing at night
This practice she has followed for some
months. The pc; dog usually set by her
at night, and superlntended the work or
preparing The dolls for bed. One even
ing last week the girl was away to tea,
aud did not return ia season TO perform
the practical duiies 10 the babies. The
dog awaited her arrival until the dolls
hour of retiring had passed. and knowing
that they ought to be taken care of, be
carefully went TO work and undressed them
five in number-without inJarIng the
dresses In the least. How he did II We
know not, but it is a fact. Nantucke
/ Inquirer.