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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-17

The advertiser having been restored 20 health in a
few weeks by very simple Temedy, after aaviGs sf-
feved Tor several years With severe lung Affection, s
anxious 20 make known to his fsliov ezers The means
Of cure.
To an who dssire II, lie Hi send ec7y = te pro-
scriptoa ,las s esA1vF vFss jh6 ir.eteus for pre-
pairing and using tie SANE, which they all fa snre
cure for Consaailt.oa, Asthma, Brun-hitis Coughs,
Colds, ana al throat ana fu1- aF=c.ia1s Tie only
object Of the lrertiser IN sea5ins the Prescription,
IS q benefit the aFT.fe5, ard spread information
which be cnCe'vez % be Invaluable, and be hc' er-
cry sufferer sriIlt ty l6k r-e =. e = win cost chem
nefh5a-, and may prove b'esziE-. Parties wishing
'he P-esc iP,5sa, free, by rsturu ai, NJ please aa
dress REY. EDWARD a. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co, y. i.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-17
Arten1aa Wards First Letter.

WI IL NJ D - Ill it,
" iilc VT, bI"N Il " as .''aL t"i'oi
OF the Clefeland Fta"aealar' ne was
snort OF an tn, item once, ana oel18
ppi'geo 70 M !, ''e space nc cfi'ei''iy
NIoVe Iiic Ioiio" 'ii9
o. 10 H'e ed'tor Qt the Iia'aaealer.
:" SIR I'm moving alouc-slowlv
alonc-down lords vour place. I
want YOU to write me letter. saving
hon-s the show bizuess in your place.
Nv show at present consists Of three
moral bears, a Kauzaroo-amoozin
little rascal: 'twould make YOU larf
to death TO see the lite customer
iump np and squeal-waEs fooers Of
G. WASHINGTON. General Tavior. John
Brfrran. Dr. Kidd. and DR.. Webster
in the act Of killing DR.. Parkman. be.
sides snteral miscellaneous moral
works statoots oC celebrated niruts.
ard nurderrr-. Get. eleIled bv 'f!and
excluded bv none Now. vr. Editor.
zcrstrl1 on a few limos. ea-in~ how i
the show biyness down 10 vour place.
! shall have my berd bills done al vour
Office Denend nnop # waut vou
sbonld oet nm nv hand.Li1l in banning
rtyle.
..k1sc .at t,,, fr.+-cr,.-. o~c;so.
ment in vour n. 5er bout mv unparaI.
lelod show W. rtIsf ,yarL, on tbcir
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-17

Why does dog gnaw a hone p
Because he cant zwa.low il whole.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-17
M0DERS "BEisTY" ASiLYZED.

N0DERN "BEAETY" ATlLYZED.
] wonder why the ladies wear
With such great satisfaction.
A bunch Of other peoples hair,
And think it an attraction
lis hard to rob the quiet dead,
Laid out In ccffius chilly,
To decorate an empty head
Of maiden vain and silly.
\ lady, acting very strange
CompclS Us of 20 hate her,
When on her breast she doth arrange
\ rising PALPITAT0G
Thus coUnterfciting Nature thtobs,
And doing tender duty
A piece of treachery that rubs
\ woman Of her beauty,
IF she is fat about The bust,
And lacks voluptuous putting,
The belle of fashion thinks she must
Wear artificial stufdnr.
Her cotton breasts swell proudly out,
In ripe lU&urjaEcc mated;
She is instead of being stout,
\ skeleton, inflated.
She still pufsues her wantoh Rhiins,
And nothing done by halves,
Giving plumpness to her limbs
BY artificial calves,
Which gives her majestic shape
Men look, and son1e adore,
But should the saw-dust e'er escape,
Shes lanky as before.
It's said woman of this styIc,
PlGyiug treacherous part,
Has hollow mGckcry in her smile,
And falsehood in her heart
Can she be honest, who doth sport
Hair from a convict rifcd,
After she's hurried from the court,
And in dungeon stiHcd
False eyebrows, imitation lips,
Cheeks wearing borrowed roses,
Limbs of sawdust, padded hips,
And artificial noses.
If these make up maid or dame,
We'd rather DO without her;
But often wildly we exclaim.
'.What Is there real about her ?"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-17
poetrn.
TIE S1ATI0N-H0USE,
-O-O-
BY FRANK NJ. BAKER.

By FRANK NJ. BAkkR
Gather them in-gather them in
Daughters of shame, children of sin I
Wickednass, weariness,
Drunkenness. dfeariness,
Meet at the station-house door.
Child Of the street, thy weary feet
Lead thee 1T night to this retreat
FdIherless, motherless,
Sisterless, brotheiless.
No one to love thee OF bless
Maddened with rum, rdving doth come,
Dne who had wealth, now hath no home
HelpleSsiy staggering,
Noisiiy ssagee ring
Once fond mothers pure bUbc
Haggard, forlorn. object of scorn,
Lost woman comes-once fair as morn,
Sheer at her, leer at her!
0gle and jcer at her
Siniess one-''cast the first stone ! >
Here comes the man, handsome young man,
Who made her thus under no ban;
Smile on him, speak to him,
Fen turn thy check 10 him;
But, for his victim, thy scorn
Gather them in-gather them in
Daughters of shame, children of sin
Wickedncss, wearinesS,
Drunkenness. dreariness,
Meet at the station house door.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-17

oehihe eSPres hen ez We gifted onto
the sacred soil Nv Moo Jersey.
In New York Morrissy had done
ms part There wuz respktable bod
les w cheefers at the phts agreed
upon ana ez they ned b'h PAID Ilb-
crazy the spontaneous enthusiasm
WoA eA goo9 II qeaiity ez 1t wuz large
IN quantity OCCASIONALLY eheerer,
VINO hao taken 100 much NV ms wages
n ADVANCE WOOD yen 1ur j eft son bG-
Nis' o"' II os, / iiotist' u oidh t
~ ~ ''0i' 'i ,ite f'oHSanI "i'lot III ny Nv
.HC SeuihSa - ssIfhe any bouy cz
otIit siiSIef' j htN Lfiea terfloIc nara
70 get speech tu5 OF us, anu tie
soeiii 'Ae Ihe'at" ana I I'g'oR hea re
| 'eIs 4gsFi''' SUI Pr eSt linij ana S"t
h'lh OF 20 oso ocohlPafaINeiy sooer anu
'efy carry.
Arrlvln IN Boston, VIZ surprised
at the length, bredth ana depth NV
tne enthusiasm WIch greeted Us. ~
q 10 Silo" iheif SFlei at the oea'a ~
IfesioehtSi we hotIst everywhere the
Poftfalts nv our predecessor, lhhk1h,
draped IN moprnln, at wlch the Presis
dent droPt teer, sam, " See how they
mourn Us when were eYerlaStmSly
SoIe mere "4z a sort nN suouood
'N,'l' ~ li,, ~ M
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- '-,'e9 Po@0l " I] " ''ooic IiI"".
!" o5ie me l IS5!ueIII; EIili l NeltIhe you,
~ - ,I','',SS ian; pres,
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-
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- =. 80 oLlls'',.i po<i9'''ni
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80 r,nn;c,.4 a.,r f,;,.I, ,o,.srJ e.
rbora +Ia pros;don,7, a. hr;aItond
tn d, ,-oaa lrr,1i, - H. P.e5a;5an.
turned fr;ghffnllv red. which Builor1,
I-yy6osa 1ri,,ci,.ios ,ynz All = rass1iner
with his -perlitenir-notist. kosine
him to add. ,yn FOR ZOO PEEgox Al
tYr'
Fz them last words ishood SLOWLY
and doenritlv the Presidents face
IligIted MP. He rendered him thanks
for his recepshuu. He wouldn't uud-
4 ertake to korcele emoshums wich agi-
tatcd him at this personal welcome
upon the soil of Massachusetts. 1t
wuzn't necessary f,t him to go in.o
the history Nv Massachusetts. Ell lie
wuz in the habit nv doiu further south.
ez those afore HIM wuz probably. e.
familver with it ez lie wun. but he rYttd
ashoor them. for their encoura cement,
that the histrv nv Massachusetts,, in
ilonncEshun with these States. hes be.
KUN a part nv the histrv NV the kuut-
rv. and, therefore. in tisitin Massachu-
Egets under such pekooIver cirkum-
stances, it Is pc!loolverlv cratifvin t6
receive sch u weIl,urn. In regard TO
your remarks techin the ptes-erTa.
shun ny these States, trust | NAV
-av. without cqotisru--a vice TINT |
hev never been akkused nv. and from
wich | may saw no one Is moro sincu-
larlv free than mvsclf-I vceld TO no
patriot living or ded IN my devoshun
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-17

And . It Wuz dcclded 70 60
Through Delaware the reecrshuus
vuz all that we desired and IN Ma
ryland tAe people came IN crowds to
greet Us, though the cheers partook
50 much Nv the nachUr Ry the veils 1T
the Confe3ris soldiers when they
charged, that Sekreiary Seward :
nerves We're somewhat shokt. Ez
Philadelphia didn't offer IL tne hoss-
pjtalities ~ the city, we didn't stop
there at all The train ran rognd
It. the Presidents nose bcin elevate.
al the tins cz though ht smait saith
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-27
800 600 -sleooc HoRreAaE: -pUYgRs wuc

YAO.VOU. are tired going after Advertisements Of
DIRTY vulgar houses idrited Iurchs the handsome
Aome OF neat old 10; dirt here but thoroughly
well buut four story brown high stoop basement
ana SUD collar fiuns. Fixtures Included. There is
Mousn IN this city In better perfect tans
1ealthef o. nnso no utlfu locsop town Wita pos
session u elegantly furnished Address Owner boz
I've Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-27
AMusEsluSIs.

niaE FRENCH THEATRE.
ESGLLsH TRAGEDY.
z. .. ...,...Lsssss and Manager.
SECOND WEEK.
UNpOUBTED rRtuMPH.
MRS r. w. LANDER
30 her magnificent I'M ersonatiou .!
ELILABEiH,
QUEEN OF ENGLAND
a. - THIS EVENING. - -, ,,,a.v
NIX sA5 d. IAYLoR."".ss .."....EAhL oE EssE8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-27
VNpOUBTED TRUMP
ADMIRABLE COMPANY.

~ M 80. ssssssssAaAAsA ~ e-~HAA
ADMIRABLE COMPANY.
sr TIE N NH5EAr 81 mr. saK Uaa rss
s Lander has rendering ls.bs!h added rev
pronoopcs equal % that Of Rs0s perhaps
Hu L.n4.r. .s,,4s st { .@ p; r sssirl.s.&
Mr. LAndst' queer ssSl. i4psr'sa..lsa.
MIRA E.nasr's q he ado ROLE reveals vsy
elevated order of dra% Psls, ts len g.,
s. IT, s is s. e ss
49,, From the Evening POSI-
.eSs.ns ss ssis g :'fs .Is si as1S A.s
should place her high .a1s A sI wssai best
s0whsrs was The ;css:. Gnrn. hs, conception er the
Part OF exaggerated Il pr Ss, tnsp fs:asr
seP Tss
We are obliged to do 80.
70 .sss BE %ss
ssS e r. sssss 1.us.,
s.s .sss:S FORM rom .ss ssss: - E's5s's
IT'S. .anHsSiy and tsoroash,y ssnssrsa
&c Of E ssts
what S:,s1s s.s ys
ss' .. sSs A ssf se9 wa.
umph sho gives the character the full swing or vsrod
emotion which the italian writer has displayed so much
leaf to tho wreath .ass ns ss' 'saf
Elizabeth has been played here during the wesk and
to increasing large audiences The performance through
out one of remarkable merit
(fron the Mercuryl
Her performance is that OF thorough srss She does
not lose point does she fail In making these she A.
tompts. Her death scene Is great performance.
lrr,m tho Daily News,]
The most careful sdy IL evinced In all her
POPULAR SCALE OF PRICES.
Admission. 10 cents
Reserved Seats IN parque and private boxes Isl 20
Private Boxes S5 o. Proscen.um Boxes. 10 ID
Dress Circle. rs cents Family Circle 80 cents
The Boz Offices at Chickering'S, No $50 Broadway: W.
4chirmer's store No. Wl Broadway; Rulnanns Me-
liz Bropdwa aad the French theatre open every day,
at y O'Clock A. 81. where seats may 10 secured
FIVE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In order 10 accommodate the patrons OF the French
theatre during Mrs. Ianders engagement arrangements
have been made fer 0ubuses 10 every ave minutes
from the of Uuion square and broadway 70 tue
theatre. fron TO : clock L. M free OF charge.
WoRRELL sIsTEsS' NEW yOEK THEATRE. TBS
w Rroadway.rhe great success Of the summer. MT
Agustn Dsys picturesque drama Of fe and love In
these tunes, entitled
UNDER TIL; GAsLToHr.
with its romantic situations and sensation incidents tsau.
full scenery. CHARMING music and great s.-Mss Roso
Eyage, Mas Blanche rey. Mrs skerret', VT :; Nor
timer Mr. A. II. Davenport Mr. @. T. Parsloe, Mr.. Welsh
Edwards. james Dunn. &C.. evesy night and Saturday
Matinee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-27

vxrANrEp--A Professor on. rRRycn, WRITING
w and linear dr@wingi-muN ~ wen repmmonded.
Aldsvm n. Q. q. Herald euScS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-27

NRADE.--A SMALL s,rOCX OF FIVE NEW AND
we'll made iiyhs oat |.gons lstes STYLES to trade in
Part FOR productive real NaT Address,
with particulars location and nature Of the property
q. q. H., Hora ontce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-27

TBg COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,, g WEST ToUnrEEsrn
Rector Isuccessor 70 o. Quaekenbcs A, MI Tbc forty
eighth annual sesson will Commence Monday tcpteber
Circulars Carriers, $50 Brosdwey, and Clark Mar.
narhia No Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-27

psoy. DurspAE iss GRAND sTaskf, TEACHES
ladies and esutlGeu few iossors how 70 perform
T.Sss fiss'' as,vz x Tba~ 81 sale 'qasd siA"W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-27

HOUSES FoR SALE BY A JouHNEAy, 4 PINE 81;
II est 3oh ct, " nigh soop brown stone. 80 GO
18th ST., 3 STOW, high soop. brown stone. 81 %
Setis st.. story high s,oop, brown stone 1880
And largo number or other houses vsriousy looeted
The New York herald., 1867-03-31
PROPOSALS..

NRoroN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-To CON.
~ tractors Separate sealed proposas, each endorsed
with The Of the work which rclates the Of
bidder and date OF Offering viii be receved At this once
until II o'clock Of Friday April - 1884, for the con-
Stone block pavsmenis In Hudson street, from Canal
Ninth Twelfth street. from Fourth 70 Fifth
Fifeh street. from Third Fourth Sew.
third from Third 70 Fifth avenue; Park from
Thirty eighth 70 Fortythird ssreet Eighty fourth street.
yery place 70 Ninth avenue Thirtyeighth street. from
Lexington 70 Fourth and Church sree from Cnam
bers 70 Canal street. Also croswalks across west street ~
Christopher street. and sewers In spccihcation
Sixty and Sixty streets between Fourtn and
Fifth specihcaon lu Seventy street ee
avenue between Forty Ars Forynfh sree. spscia
cation l2 Fftythrd street. betwccnFourth And Fmm sve-
nues (specincaton 49, Eehy1f Eighty SLID ana Egnv
seventh streets, between Fourth and raun Avenuesi
lspccincauon ~ Houston street between Thompson and
Lsnrens srssss Commerce street between harrow and
Fourh sces; Leroy street. between ~ kukes place and
Bedford stroet; Hudson and 6rccnwich streets between
West Tenh and Hammond streets and Hcccker .eroef,
between Hammond and Bank strvela lspeci0cation 10
Chs ss.-es. :SS s,.os rsss:
(speci6caon iS) between Eighty ninth and Ninety hh
streets ana secohd and Fourth avenues specacauon ~
seventv arr and Streets between Third and
FOURTH Avenues Fourth avenue; (spccncaton 6)
Tfv seventh street, between East river aud Third ave.
nys .1s h and ass and swsss
Ths plans for above works be and specifications
and forms for bids obtained application 81 this ONCE
foaEkI 7, pARRxdH, Asasdsds
ovrcs caoror AorRpucr DErr, March -. 1871.
The New York herald., 1867-03-31

VyHE OFFICERS AND BRETHREN OF LAFAYETTE
Lodge No a. hereby summoned 10 attend special
ssnmunIcstion the slst Inst at II 80 M at their
Odd Fcows' Hail. for the purpose OF attending the
ansra 81 cur late brother Benjsmin Keho BY order Of
1sAKEN PROM NEW ORLEANS PrCAYUNE, MARCH
i -, l067.-A Card-We, the undersigned passengers
bsasa the steamship Havana which left New York Tor the
Ysss Of Havana and New Orsans the ID inst, having
reached destination in safety desiso before leaving the
s.ip 70 express adniraon Of the efficient manner in
which Captain Paer has managed his hno vessel and 10
seurn sincere thanks to hmssM and officers for their
nln1nees and attention 70 NJ during the voyage.
y. O. Tucker, New York city Wm- y. Hibbard, Boston;
Qss 0csbsrger. New Yori; James \; Gaseby, u 8 A.;
GknAsr, do 0ea W. Fterman do d. Hunter Kinxic do.
rs uudessignsd passenGsrs on board ~ steamsnip
= the abeys comsndacn ef Captain Palmer and hs polite
va1Afl ecer, hut courteous and consderate gentleman
I'D q 1uoh commend him 70 the travelling public.
r 9. DobbfnG Feora; Tho6 Garner, Jr, New York. Jno
1s0hsa4 rhnsdslphMi 6iuru.s. Chieaes; Il TAsAsr-
NEW 0nI1ANs. March Il 1851. TT
The New York herald., 1867-03-31

nAGLEvs DETROIT FiNP cur TOBACCO
ID lnose sna IN foil.
sfs.vx Ls.U.N .s CO. tecnls
Ne. ~ WiitAsn e1reck
The New York herald., 1867-03-31

T,AnMANY SOCIETY. OR cQLyMBIAN ORDER
Brothers-A regular meeting Of the Institution win be
~ IN the Council Chamber Of the Great wigwam Mon
1Ay evening LIST INST, at half hour aft the setting Of
oAe
General and puncua attendance Is requested the
niteee VIII report the sale Of Tammany Hall, and the
y order Of JOHN 7. HOFFMAN,
WusoN SHALL. Secretary. Grand Sachem
Manhattan, Season OF Blossoms Fourth Noon Year Of
TN the 7sth. 4N tEN' #M
The New York herald., 1867-03-31

1LAnTIC SAVINGS BANK,
n CHATnAh SQUARE, NEW YORK.
ne.Sy ssscGssd % or before Apsi will draw interest
ss 1ss ssal Interest allowed from y 70 saoo
HARRISON HALL. Prcsdcnt
Joava Z. coossas Secretary.
(yyIIx1Hg sAyINGs BANK. SOUTHWEST CORNER
~ Bowery and Canal slreet.
6Ix IBe CEEr lNTEREST PAID ON ALL SUNS FROM
Hyk rFRrsI F3 sTyE 66rHEsAss IHoEsAsP D1LLARs ssI
(yOUPONs WANTED.-PARr DUE COUPONS or THE
~ eAte. % Iennessee Georgia North Caroline Virginia
sn4 AengA. city bought BY RAGLAND, WRlTH 3 CO.,
u Nev slresk sadsr cold Exchsnss n
,0gPoN NorIcB.-coUPoxs ON THB BONDS or
" - v.tsn hoea psppsx1. nsrsaaea Aus Aprn ut.
VII - - = ne oen.n hsSions1 bank New y0sk ay
- fis TFizs6 .ssi sRorssss. s.,.s,~ s,.a.s..
EspK ALE-DRY DUgu, EAST BROADWAY ANN
r6Pp4 Street fery aadceseDth Avenue ma urnaawnY
HsjreAa SeQck - iow rats Aptay - \ Jacobs. No
j. CITY RAILROAD STOCKS AND DosDs
II ALL xnk FIRST CLASS C0MPANtES;- IA = s -. !.
Paying s' aa..d' :. iSsaT ;;I;: s. H
Stock Broker and Auctoneer, q Pine street. Ny.
NfONKr 10 LOAN AT sEvEN PER CENT, ON yIRsr
srooEs ISAAC n8Si = Pine s1ss sss rsom 70 sa ss ana
MONEY To LoAN-AT SEVEN PER cR NT, IN
A large or small amounts ON FIRST class in this
No. srwsn,y-shird street. Fifth Avenue Hotel
The New York herald., 1867-03-31
LOAN OFFTCEs.

ATU-MONRY LITERALLY DvANCED ON Ola.
"A MoNDe, WATCHES. JEWELRY, ACa OR THE
SANE BOUGHT At The HfGHRsT RATgs; Also
fAwNBRoKE TICkETs nvUoHr FOR DiAMOMnts' n
SECOND fL00R, THkER Doors WEST or BROAD
The New York herald., 1867-03-31

zBCTuRE WILL N DELIVERED THIS EVEN.
ing Y Jes,ph Ch1rch, airh avenue, corner Of West
sred psop me subject win BE- instruct them TO
become - good American csena ~ the lecturer himself
The New York herald., 1867-03-31

THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
Corner OF Third avenue and Twenty sixth street.
SIX cen. nsress paid free Of govsrnmsnt ax, on al
All deposits made ON or before the sosh Of April win daw
interest from the LIST Of April
Bank daily from 10 A. H. to r NJ: and Monday,
"Wednesday, and Saturday evening" from 70 O'Clock.
SfENCER X. GREEN, PTesident.
RycuAnD KHIxY Seeretarv
The New York herald., 1867-03-31

REWARDS
e1O REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE ARREST
plV information Of Italian boy, about - years Of
age violin player who from the subscbsr on the
lah Inst Had coat and Violet cloth Gap light bard
and thick ps named Francesco and does net speak hardly
any hngsh The above reward win Be paid for bringing
where he may be found AN0ELO BBNCERIN0O.
01n RKwARD.-LosT, ON SATURDAY MORNING.
Dog; answers The Trip; had leather collar,
fastensd with paddock Return 70 Clinton street, west
side, second door from Fourth place.
@1 x RRwARD-LosT, A FINE LOOKING BLACK
RlO and Tan Slut, ef medium see answers 70 the name
o Dot The above reward will bo paid on her return 70
l6A West Forty street, and no questions asked
COX REWARD LOST, A POINTER DOG, WHITE
VAO and liver marked thick set end q tAn cut sup
posed 20 Be In netghborhood Of Newark MI The above
reward Will be paid BY calling NJ Harrison 0S warren
street. Newark, or Tom ID. Harrson "a Water street Me
%50 REWARD; STOLEN, ON THE NIGHT OF
VOO Monday. March ~ from 17s West Twenty seventh
street, several silk drosses and other wearing apparel The
above reward Will be paid for the return Of the same ana
no questions sssed ~ calling or addressing Lawson
@QSO IN FHE FINDER OF THAT BAG, WITH
VOOOs $50 and sundry papers, &C.. In Twenty third
street onnbus viii send all but the money 10 the irving
House, corner Of Twelfth street and Broadway the owner
will thank him and send him any way he may request 80
reward The papers are OF no money value.
The New York herald., 1867-03-31

A DvAECEs MADE ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES, Sill
n verwarc Furs, hnc Furniture Camcls' Hair shaws,
Ac, or bought for cash. Terms moderate j. g. COHEN.
zss Broadway, nearly opposite Astor place.
The New York herald., 1867-03-31

GAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs
- 586 Broadway The trouble commences At O'clock tn
creme de h creme Of msrelsy Birch, wambod Bernard
never been eqnslied By similar organization 10 the world
New and cheerful hurcsques week Troubles 81 hs
Metropolitan Hotel limitations Of Actors. English Opers
with German accent Nancy Fat Shouts Of laughter at hs
Shadow Pantomime, and the Black Cook and Ar
can Ballet Troupe Grand March Of the Spirit Hssnsrs Of
the Amazon.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-27
THE SITE OF TEXAS.

To fks Sheriff Of. Dallas County, Greeting
VOU are hereby commanded that you
summons by publication, for four sue
cessive weeks, Feraby Ward, WI resides
in the District Of Edgefeld and State Of
South Carolina, to be and appear before the
District Court Of Tarrant Comfy, Texas.
on the 14fh Monday after the End Monday
in February. then and there 10 answer the
petition Of Richard Ward, who resides in
Tsrrant county, Texas, which alleges that
plaintiff and defendant were legally joined
together in mairimony; that they lived to
esther as man aud wife, until some time in
he year 1867, when, and at which tine.
attendant vilfnlly abandoned him and has
rrnaintd abstnt from him from thence
hifherfo- and praying Judgment dissoiving
the bands ~ mafrimony existing between
hem. aud that he BE refnanled % al the
rights and privileges an unmarried nan.
Herein fsil not. bot due return make oi
this wit with Tour 1rtien fberton-
Wines J. 7 Turner. CLERK u
seal he District Court Of Tarraui
@|oyCounfy and The sal 0fsaii couri
N fit irur 81 Fort worth. This l1th dag
Of September. a. D. 1866
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-27
THE STATE OF TEXAs.

To the Slerig or any Constable II JOha'oH
County GTsetiaai
Nr0U are hereby commanded to summon
4 by publication the heirs at law, Of
Greenberry b. Xix, deceased, who resided
in the county Of Monroe In the State OF
Kentucky, to be and appear before the Hon
orable the Probate Court of johnson eoun-
ty, at the Court House thereof in uhe town
of Buchanan, on the last Monday in April
A. D. 1867, the same being the both day !;
then and there to answer the petition Of j..
T. and Loretta J. Michigan, alleging in
substance as follows, to.wit:
That they are heirs of said estate, and
being so interested, they pray for parti-
ton and distribution Of the same, &c.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there, before said court, this writ with your
return thereon, showing how you have exc
cuted the same.
Witness G. II. Maxcey, Clerk Of the
Probate Court of the County Of Johnson.
- Given under my hand and the
SEAL \seal Of said Court in the town of
06N/Buchanan This Goth day of
March, A. D. 1867. G. II. Nancy,
Cl'k. Co., CT, Johnson Co., Tex.
Received April 10th 1867 and ordered to
be published in the Dallas Herald, news
paper published in Dallas, Dallas county,
Texas, for four weeks, there being no news
paper published in johnson County.
L. NJ. HEATH, Sheriff,
3l;4l, Johnson Co., Tex.