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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-10
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-10

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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-10

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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-10
RUSSIAN AMERICA.


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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-10

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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-10
JEFF DAVIS


WASHINGTON. Nz- 5--Ibs ez@ q JEFF
DzTis eonlIcues t. Be- the absorbing topic q
conversation in this city. and Il $ admitted
tha. his e9uoss. have made . grsss bl0DdeE
n ohtaiuiag TIE writ II k7Ie1g 1s-7as grant
ID ssE J a3ee Ealerw9od. unless they have
also gzziBed SONG asslrane1 tia: the Gov
eminent Is really 70 proceed with the trial
for II is 19Besde3 that # Judge Underwood
: all9Hsd 70 Do a be please. ks VII not
admit the pTissner 70 hail bat sand hlRa 10
fhe FirEiEi4 Pe1itentiaryA
TIE report. originating u NeW York
eTeaiBg paper, that Postmaster General
Randall had ten3erad hrs resignation 10 the
President 70 Be used at the lztter dssers-
ton. Is unf0nndsd. IL il denied ~ both
the PrEside1t and Gen Randall himself
AH the members q the judiciary Com
mlttee have arrived and egmmezcsd busi-
ness to-day. Wi;ssssss have been iele-
gTaphed % report here in person imme-
3iately.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-10

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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-10

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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-10

NR ERASk COwAS- ssn Of ex-senator
leEsas has been appointed Secretsry 10 the
President 70 Egn land warrants. Any Cd
esothesl- Efstts Can.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-10

4 C0CyTT WTTH0Ur TATEgs. AT the
recent session q The Court of Ni-.lu c9aH-
3, FeI51strancea we're pTssentea against
every tavern keeper applying i9r iiesnsss
aca tas judges determined 20 postpone the
hearing 81 the cases until the -sFenth q
Aay. Ile Tes5lt L. that Al the establish
mentz where i4ao- was sold, are eighsr not
selling d selling without fceuse, thus Teu-
3eElnZ themselves liable % the penalty
inflicted bg the law Hrrr5s5agg Ietegrgph.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-10

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06

auohtos mny hHifiN NiN lndal
goneo ~ military eoniomp N law
M hnecf We invola, against paf
liouIar outrages We dcplofe iht
dlnatroas prevalence Of q RrOwlnR
insensibility W outrhge, ~ that BY
becoming 10 common and familiar,
the most prosumptu0ua aud lawloss
usurpatlona aud Impressions are
destitute Of novelty enough 10 Incur
the DaIno Of outrage q term undor'
stood aa applying To something oN'
traordinarp. The people ARC drows'
ing with dull attentions over daily
bulletins tho most inconsidcrablo OF
which seven years ago would have
shaken every community In the
Union, and kindlcd Indignation In
every face of excited groups collect
cd in the hamlots from Maine TO
Texas, by tho mutual astonishment
of freemen that arrogance high
handed would dare show. its teeth
on our shores CA. h'iiA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06

AN exchange tells ofan editor who
went soldering and was chosen cap
tain. Ono day at parade, instead
(. OF giving the orders, "Front face,
three PAGES forward T. he exclaimed:
two dollars in advance"
i,ssasAt a late public meeting, the fol-
q lowing "dry'' toast was given, (the
author Of which got "buttered" when
/, he got homo,) "Tho Press-the Pull
ypit--the Petticoats-the three rul-
ing powers of the day. The first
spreads knowledge, the Sc son d
i' spreads morals and the last spreads
considerably" iaga
- A young lady anda Good Tenn
plar in q California town entered in
q to lively discussion, in tho lodge
Of which she was q member, on the
= subject of cider drinking. She was
very fond of sweet cider, and on no
account could she be persuaded to
shun 1t. Addressing an anti-cider
drinkcr, she said: II love cider; it
lisa necessity with me ; l must have
it; l will have it. IF this lodge de-
.dides we must not drink it, | shall
cat apples and then get some good
looking fellow to "squeeze" me-for
] tell you l can'tlive without cider"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06
A SPEECH BY JErrEnsoN DAVIS

ah A SPEECH BY JEFFERSON DAVIS
Tho only speech Jefferson Davis has
made in Canada was delivered in
e Niagara during his visit to thatplace
when no was serenaded by the
band of the town and large number
of tho towns people. They were in
vited into Mr.. Mason's house, where
Mr.. Davis was staying, and intro
u, duced to that gentleman, who ex-
pressed his thanks in the following
brief speech lv .gI
"Gentlemen l thank you sincere
ly for the honor you have this even
shown to me it shows that true
British manhood to which midor-
tune is always attractive. May
hpeaco and prosperity be forever the
blessing Of Canada, for she has been
the asylum for many Of my friends,
;,as, she is now. an asylum to myself.
hope that Canada may forever re-
lnain1a part Of the British Empire,
,, and may God bless you all, and the
! British flag never cease to wave
over you" - 3. 5a- oiii 'Gafoa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06
The Crisis

=, A, crisis is coming again. The
morning that will break soon must
waken the nation from the horrid
nightmare of tho past two years,
says the Washington Intelligencer,
or witness her, a chained maniac,
lin the bedlam of political madness.
1.-THE amazing progress of usurpa-
ton, as systematic practice, is not
arrested in the South with swift
and striking facility, it will infect
and subdue the North. Tho ascen-
dency OF moral principle and ration
al consistency cannot DO measured
by the spirit with which one defen DIS
his own rights; but the sole test is
the zeal with which we defend those
of others. Virginia saw in the Bos-
ton port bill of 1775 blow al the
principles which made her own
schiefsecurity, and without unfriend-
" deeds towards herself she called
her statesmen to counsel, and her
rifomen to arms, though she was
to Massachusetts, as u separate ma
ton. Will Boston see in Richmond
a trial of her own safety2 VII she
realize that city under the heel OF
a despot is simply the case Of o city
wishout foreign help2 Did Massa-
chusetts establish her liberty 2
What must have happend to B0s-
ton u colonies safe from British ag
ssression had not barred their bosoms
With bers2 iis3 - i.aatsi 4
Il is fearfnlty, dangerous to ig-
more principle in indulging party
passion, zeal for reform, or advoca-
cy of public mcasures.-principle is
the. cohesion efcivil order, and then
ignored abroad, it cannot be saved
at some. Principle in the heavens
keeps each planet in its orbit, and
in society, each person in his. Ifit
could slacken above, worlds would
tumble into ruin and the universe
pass away. On earth anarchy is
the result.
The time is coming when the peo-
pie must reflect upon and realize
these terrible tendencies; or else, if
they do not, and that speedily, the
time win come in the North that re-
volts viii be stirred up as pretexts
for usurpations-tbat exciting new
outbreaks, and they, ia turn, au-
thorizing new expressions. A nc
gfo military police would then
complete the work, preside over
elections, and levy contributions
Two parties would be in the coun-
try-those hoadhere to The de faetO
government, and those who did not.
Thecompulsory business Of the mass
Of the Former would be 30 support
their leaders in prescribing the lat
yer. Consider, reader, Nhether their
is not something in This 70 reflect
upon
Men Who believe these truths VII
shr11rri y hoy think What eonss-
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Mf NweAhal NV ftlilAnoh NJ
ons W0ihefs p0f1l Mnla, OK
beafahee u Tie obo kreat hetfei n
d0nosilo happiness N you have
ofrosl, confess ID fsooly, even " con.
fpsaion Gusts yOu SOME tears. Fur
Their PROMISE faithfully aud SOLEMN
", nwqY ppqn any Irsispfi " OK.
cuse 10 have any socrots or conceal
monla from each other, but 10 keep
your private affairs from fhtherr
mother, brother, sister,. aud the
world, Lot them DO known only
20 oaoh other aud your God. To-
member that any third person nd
miitod into your confidence becomes
a party 10 stand between you, and
win naturally side with ono or the
other. Promise 10 avoid this, and
renew the vow upon every tomta'
ton. II will preserve that perfect
confidence that union, which will
indeed make you as one, o, II the
newly-married would but practice
this spring of connubial peace, how
many unions would DO happy which
arc now miserable. "-Knicksrbocker
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49, III f,QsfT~v
s (, ..s. g,,! l.y 1.Ye,s A5Efytly
kef8 g.lH elI- NJ lsati lfh. ahll. HI lfssl.
~, " ;arffl $50 y H. n, .,..,,,
q, g..l ~. ~, Is WIZ. T.sai "
DE- nv ii0nsF. lfaass 80 hgih hlns ~ rhfs,
~, h t'gis.is y .,sa. hlil .,a"d'd % ~ ~
''3f'Tys ~ Z, wiliiln, N Go .,,.i s.i,sysd b..
Efe ". Mlefs, 4. y. 'gis nLAtN iinnsf, 80 70
ysas. IA " hsh,ls hleh hiad y wliia .aws white
q ,,, ". 10 v,,s ~ 4 W. az" ss ss n w
ihs len shaulfsr q With - silis h.ifs Inter
:l.,s. !, "a, e y, lsy Il. s s"s
ssa''s S, z ", ' 'a T' tn g. ,SI ,''A
REPORTED .. esirays ~ Geo W BsTIon, Ceuniy
CnmmissipBef, I,all.s CpuHiy, 1eNu, The following
aniuisiu towit One stllRfL HORSE ponsy, o
years did, about " hands hifht hl..e hse, o.
year, oli, blATs hes, haih lini ~, .h.s ons
nAY fpky MARI. years Old. la'f hAnds hiEsk star
10 faTehead, no brands, has q colt one bAf III
YEY, 2year. ah. sfar In hrehssd, no brands, One
sORRRL FILLKY year old, hl..e t.ee, right bind
loot White, ma bmpas. oss fURnKt fIfIrf, q
ysafs I'd. tia,e ACC, brnded on The lett shoulder
Que sonskt iloasE ys PA ssssas S. ' !hs
wears GA, branded on the len shoulder L. One
gLnok risLh yss,. sa s, On. pssS Sa
LEY branded With spanish hrahu on .he MP, on'
BAY FULLY years olu s", n 'o.Sne."' aw,e
Cd on ne lait shonuar ~, spe'
tes ~uov.scco
JAP. y. ~ !. 80 o.. " - ieAw
ION SOuNs
BY :. .. hawkin.. County ca@ris.iener. iso VEL
LowfONf HORSES, .ss 3, years old, elsIs i.es,
black mrna ana AZ TLsethgf year DID, black
n'si,s n,r. im u" srlAds OF either OF them -
TAKEN UP and reported TO the County CLERK ~
Morgsg csidls, County ccinmis.lonar. oee BAL
HoRsr, III hands high, byears old, branded on tho
len shoulder sngli star ia NE hes, both hipa iss'
Lrandsd witLa mule shoe and VIC on right hip.
Also, ono brown PONY HORSE, years old,
branded on Zen lhg - 80.
s. W. DOushsr,y J, r., Precinct No ! one Roam
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Cash or Country Produce.
Lost.

nN the 1Sfh inst, one Csrfi6csss isssel
" W.H. VIII. ~ the Audiiorial Board
ealing fer siEhr Hundred and sixiy-fve
dollars and some cents, dsie and number
nj rernsmbtred II not found within the
tine PRESCRIBED ~ lsu, app icsfisn viii bs
made 70 tbs proper suthorities for duFIi-
eais. WIN VIII
Dallas Jznsz0, 1s57-s2st
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Dallas Iierald.
DALLAS COUNTY orrfcfAL
DfHECTOnY.


DISTRICT COURT,
Jons ., Coon, District Judge, ballas,
.. w. uASKiss, list Any, wat alnehle.
vs. U. iouso, District Clerk, Dalai.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Y. ELLis CoosnEs, County Judge.
TionL KnsbALL, County Attorney.
JAsKs T.. TnosAs, County Clerk.
JEHE. N, IiHows, Sheriff,
JANIS l.. 0ooDsiGmr, Assn. aud Collector.
JAMS SnKrrARp, Treasurer
VIZ. II. Tn6sAs, Surveyor.
PoLicE CouRr--Isnao H. Webb, George w.
barton, J. II. Clemens and J. Y. Btraiton,
------s- NOfARYs PUBLIC.
Judge Y. ELLis CoosnKs, el.oflicic, Gko'
u. W. 8uKss, Jons N. BHYAs and W. q. WoLff,
Dallas; RonERr 3. Guy, Lancaster, aud j.
J. BEEsAs, IIaughfs'Store,
vi CORPORATION OFFICERS,
u 6sonoE W. GUESS, Mayor.
NJ. NJ. MoRRow, J. s. SAUNDERS, Z. W.
Husr, j. N. BaYAS, and A. W. MoRros, Al
iermen. si.t
HARVEY SnEruEnp, Town Marshall.
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TEE ErrrrNo BrronE wnDDIse.

TIE EVENING BEFoRE WEDDING.
@"I'Il tell you, continued her aunt
to Louisa, 1.-TWO things which / have
fully proved. The first viii 60 far
toward preventing the possibility
of any discord after marriage the
second is the best and surest preser-
vative Of feminine character"
TEL me, said Louisa, anziously.
The first is this: Demand Of
your bridegroom, as soon as the
marriage ceremony is over. a solemn
vow. and promise yourself never,
even in jest, 10 dispute OF express
any disagreement. Itsll yOu never
-for what begins in mere banter
ing vii lead u ssrionF earnest A
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Bagging, SC,

-, :, = ~ a = III \ ? i i..sl--99
II ENT, TH0MAE & CARTER, Importers OF aud
N Dealers In Cordage, Bagging, Dale Rope, Iron
Ties, nc. lOi Poydras Street, New Orleans,
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Half the whole population O.
Now York city are Catholics.
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COLLEG ES.

JNOLnRAR Commercial. College. New
IL d rlenus.-foundodi 1879, No yacatiOns hook
practically taught. Students from ~ to on. Rrrrs
DoLRsAR, President. 'iAi ',NAil lser32-iy'l
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Sewing Machines.

S,oUTHERG FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
- Noiscless Machine Of Wilcox 4 Gibbs viii sow,
hem, fell, braid. tuck, gather, quilt, card and en-
broidor with satisfaction. \gents wanted at No.
ST. Charles St. Box $50, p. o. New Orleans.
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IIVIIE most handsOme DRESS

VNIlE most handsome DRESS
Il GOODS, comprising
Painted Lawns and Jnoonets,
Plain and Cross Bar Jaconst,
Plain, Striped and Dotted Swiss, fg
Bcrages, Grenadines, Chenie Mozambiquss,'
Silk Challics, Chambrays, all colors, GiSg<
hams. Also, Lace Points, Bcrage, Greha-
dine and Shetland Sbawls, &c., &c, at
I3l:f.1 JEFFRIES 4 CO.
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MASONIC.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No.t7,
ROYAL ARCH MASONS.

Conyocatlon Of Dallas Chapter. Ma At. on Monday
venlng; July isi, at early candle lighting. 80
W L. MURPHY. Secretary.
TANNEHILL LODGE, No. 81, F.,&A. Nj,
Meets on the last SATURDAY. Fl er,ch mouth. at the
Masonic Hall. q. N.'' GFJ. ". GUESS, W. n.
Jons W. swIspELLs, see'y, .r....,g