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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-08

Heimstreet's fnImitablo fair Coloring a .o. =
dye' Allinstantaneous dyes arc cOmposeti of "a,
aar aassfte and more or less destroy the VitAity
and beauty OF the hair This 10 the oriFiuai n ~
COlorng, and has been growing in favor oSev
twenty year, u restores gray half 10 is orlRihSl
color py gradual absoEpCbn, In q most renIsrk II
sole "a tWo siEes-b0 cent? and el-rby ali doGlsTs
, :, H. q. ffkIMSTREET, Chemist.
Druggists -IT'T7'~ - 81
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LYONS EXTRAoT or PuRHJ Az AfOA GfaauH Fof
nd,gestqp, AAassAs iteAttbagH. sick aIOadAehe,
In gstihdlAHtls ls Required. ftsearekl pfc
and antin purity makesit cheap Ant rel IA bie AZ
ticle Cor cpllnAJy puIpesos SOLD every where ~
70 ctr Pe5 bottle Ask fsri LEoss'iP Pars atzacs
ssrsssTa spring wavst, sofa ty an
DfuSgisuAi '''' +' -'' Ss-eOwfy
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es- Helen Western is playing in San
Francisco in pieces where she is required
70 hover on the confines of nudity, TO the
delight. Of returned miners, who remark
IHHil Hip ......
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DREADruLLY DEMocRAtic.-A Western
paper says "the shylock who, with head
erect, with honest people mingles, should
cease to shave his fellow men, and go to
shaving shlngles. The lawyer would be
better of, his science far less plant, who
owned a little rarm In fee, and made that
farm aclient. We have some doctors in
our midst, whose talents they should use
by practiclng the healing aft-heeling
boots and shoes. The minister, whose sage
advice a moral lesson teaches, should try to
watch as well as pray and practice what
he breaches. The world should have its
docket called, and all sluggards defaulted
and those should be the upper ten whom
labor hath exalted"
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Reparator Capilli.


wig ~ y
Destructive OF comfort and not worth a III, ..f1.f
Come aged, come youthful come ugly and mir
Aud rejoice in your own luNurant hair. N - e.
REPARAToR CAPILLI. .n.'-
For restoring hair upon bald heads from what
ever cause IL may haYG fallen gutl and lSrsing A
growth. OF hairH pom the face 10 has hsLssual 1t
will force che beard 70 grow upon tho smOothest
face ia from i've tO 81 ight weeks hair upon bald
heads in from two 10 three months. a few fRno.
rant practitioners have asserted that there Is moth
ng that will fOrce or hasten the grow the hair
or beard, 'uhor assertions are false as thousands
of living witnesses from their own eNperleneel
can bear witness But many will say, how are wU
To distinguish Vie gem inc from the spurlpusft il
certainly Is dihcult as nine.tsnths Of the differ
ent preparations advertised for the hall and beard
are entirely worthless, and you may have already
THROWN away large amounts in theiF purchils ilse. II
10 rneh We would say, try the ReparatorCap 1
~ WIN cost you nothing unless u ullY comes up %
our representations. II your Druggist does not
keep II, send US Ono dollar aud we WI forward IT,
p9stpald together with q receipt for the money!
when VIII y De rqtuTiled YOU ON Aladicadqp. hnro
wang entire subtraction is not given Address
.If. w l., CLARK a 90, Uh smistsI j
Aprilia isB7-,IycHV 'fssi RscJst' II
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MfdttaI.
YOUNG MEN.


The experience Of the past ten years has demon.
strated the fact that the utmost reliance may be
placed In the efficacy of '
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
for tho speedy aud permanent cure Of Seminal
weakness, Emissions, Physical and Nervous de,
bility, Impotence, or want of power the result OF
sexual excess, or 20 bH - t'I'.'.
YOUTHFUL INDIsCRETIoN,
which neglected, ruins the hRppipess, and units
the sufferer for Business, Social Society Of Mar.
riage, and often terminates in an untiinely grave.
Make no delay IN seeking, the remedy. Bells
Specific Pills, can be used without detection or IA
reference with business pursuits,
NO ORANGE of DIET Is NECESSARY.
They are entirely vegetable and perfectly harm
less on the system. Each box contains 60 pills,
with full directions and atreatise on the conse
quences AMI cpre Price une Dollar. Beware pf
COunteretsl II you cannot procure them oi
your Druggist, send the money to Dr JANIS
BRYAN, Consulting Physician, 5lg broadway, N eiy
free ffom observation. ''' i' '' '''''T
For sale by Druggists generally. su. a..'
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Climate has not mone to do with the
dlfeTenee between the white man and
negro than it has with that between the
negro and cifirnpatzee or that It has be-
tween tlIe h0fseiaud ass, or the eagle aud
the owl. HRqh4is q distinct and separate
lcreatlon, They were designed TO FIJI differ
ent places In the system Of nature. 1be
negro Is no more negro by accident OF
misfortune than the owl is the kind of bird
he Is by accident or misfortune. The negro
Is ne more the white meh's brother than
the owlisi tile sister of the eagle, or than
the ass Is the brother of the horse. How
stupenduous and yet how simple, ia the
doctrine, that the Almighty Maker OF tile
universe has created different places and
otiiees in the grand scenery Of naturel" '
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EHE Daily EMPTRE.
The Difference Between white
HHi' Man and n NeRrO i'F


Men Of all political l-parties, who are ac-
quolnted with the writings Of Professor
AaAssIz, consider him the most scientific
man IN America. To those who pretend to
think tfOr it Is only pretendedj that the
negro Is the equal Of white man, and is
entitled to all the political rights and priv
ileges Of the white man, we commend the
following extracts from lecture delivered
by the Professor recently in New York
.cHy IL ..Is. mlld i4. .iI...I .H....
II have pointed out over one hundred
specific differences between the bonai and
nervous systems Of the white man and
negro. Indeed, their frames are alike In
no particular There Is not "A bone In
the negro's body which is relatively
the same shape, Size, articulation or
chemically Of the same composition, as
that of the white man. The nagro's bones
contain far greater per centage of calca-
rlOus, salts than sthOse Of the white men.
Even the negrO's, blood is chemically n
very different fluid from that which cours-
es In the veins Of the white man. The
whole physical organism of the negro DIFF
fers quite as mueh-f from the white mans as
IL does from thatiof the ehinnpanzee--that
is, Ia his bones nerves, muscles and tibres,
the chimpanzee has not much further to
progress to becoriie a negro than the negro
has 10 become a white man. This fact sci
ence ineNoFRblH demonstrates. .l"T
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-08
y 81 MOI dellghtllI MsLr Dreaming.

Itrsd Itls most lghtnll Hair Dresaing. .....G
Il kosps the head cool and cIoAn
tnAkes the hair rich, soft and glossy "
~ pIsVehts BAR turning gray and raliing al
~ iS1toiies 1A.f upon prematrely bald lten1ls 81
rms - Just what J. yOh's khthairon viii ~ IN,
pretty,ltis cheap-durdbie ii IA IiteraiiS oal,t q,
tDeo. ana yst lts amoft ineredibe demahi
ltore that docs not Keep IT, or RfAmily
use u. ". THOMAS LYON ChsmIst N
Drugaista. IN I.'".-I I.~FSN' NN'N " hll
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YOUTHFUL TNDTSCRETION.
Dr. j. BRYAN, CoNs'o PHYSICIAN

SIU BrhhUWAY4 Now York.
SPECIAL THEATMINT in all cases oi
Seminal, Sexual, Urinary and Nervous Diseasdt
in male or female. ADVICE FREE and correspond
ence STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
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-AGBN rs WA N TED
Samples sent free. Eocapital required Ladie,
or gentlemen can earn from $9 to $40 per day
Enclose stamp, and address = ~ -l@7
TRIP n co, Ell Rhth street New York,
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AVOID the oUAcKs.

n you are suffering nom the eGects OF Youthful
lndiscretion and have seminal Weakness, Ennis.
sions &c VIII send you, free Of charge. infOrma-
tion which, If followed, viii cure you without the
aid OF medicines. Address HENRY AMSDEN,
jaldaw1y17 station ID, New York
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-08

Hosiery IN Full Variety
MeG and Boys Oassimeres, OCttOnades
md jeans, .... .ri b, '.f. NJ.
0tlODs and Toys, ..r, aus 4,
B0OIs ana shoes, r..t.,
Wrltlng, SGte P&peP and EnVelODes, !"
Carpets jiFnFniLuFe.-heW and I'D hand,
QueonsWare, 4c., nur.H ~,
Besides many things too hume rous to an nentiOn. ID
We sell ut auction on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evenings, and Saturday mornings
lju22dawt0
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17
yoL. XIV. NO. ls....wHoLE suMRGR. 7sa.
A RrNINIscgNcr. n n n.T I, N


f a RENiNiscENcr. ---B o III A IL
RATS, Ono OF our old citizens, now
retired from public liic, used 20 keep
n very good hotcl.'a BESIDES feeding
prople, hc 'unwiItingly fe a also
many rats He'tfied various means
10 eXpcl such non bcncflccd board.
ers but without success. Finally
he hit upon u plan of worrying
them, Tho door of lis store room
at the bottom wss about half aH
inch from the floor. Our friend st
nightEtll stationed himself inside.
shutting the door. lie poured II
little molasses on the door near tho
door, he had light and u large
heavy Kitchen knife WI til him.
Presently his bad boar,iors came,
they scratched and knawed awh;le,
smrllihg the desired tysaclr, but
soon adopted their rccourse of put.
ting the tail through where the head
could not go. In this way they
could reach the goodies, when they
would lick il off and "bacls up their
carts for more but when u tail ap,
pearcd, down came the kniia-the'
tail remained and a quick squeak
outside, badc farewell to the caudal.
ity. Thus our friend amused him
self occasionally, and on. his first
exploit he came out with tliirty.six
trophies. What 'tails he could un-
fold" But he liked Il joke, and;
with mock seriousness warned all
persons against molesting bobstail--
rats--they We're his, and bore Ills,
mark. This is how bob.tail rats
came out in Galveston. Tie stony
and finale, will apply in some'sort
to two legged rats. How, we would
leve you guess, reader. - G ,tirestnn;
Bulletin. .~
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.
TRr Srw REIsE.-0r Thursday morning
agreeibiy 10 the eorrespsbdence p1blirhel
below, Z. ". Pesss, Esqzg attended BY y>h--
yer No ilrH-l-rr ,4de his sppesrance At
the Erssutire Roons Of Ghe Capitol, and
formally took possession thereof, with al
and ngulsr The sppurtsnsnets nd records
thsrsunto belonging OF in any way nppsr-
tsining. Notvithr-sndirg this secured in
the bloody stats of Terms. no military ss-
sis,nnc. ~ss needed - e-tsbiisb foofinz
in this long coveted position HE Brcsl-
lsucr, Ssv Throcknsrton, bic most vurthy
sud popular PriTafe SecSrtary, Capt. Dare.
and he energetic and eheisnt Setrsf,H Of
Stafe. Mai Green, retired IN coed 5~dsr,
srd the afasr vas ever. On the sane dag.
At 2 oclook- the nev incumbsnt started in
the stage for Galveston, ss il is said 20
c5nTor rilk lis superior, Gen. Grifln, ltns-
ing Esauirt Hsrrilf as acting dsPufy Gov
srnor. = called. Of 1er-s The city = on
r.. HOrler reiEns n Warsar." God ani
Lihs-iyi Sanfa Annn, Jh.re1, Escctsdo and
sc-- -rrih.i
IrrEEzs1rrc ConEEsfaxnrrrF-sHn
srn Srrrr. TIE fifIorinr corrtas sondcats
j. rorrfv q bsiur tai5 before lie Prhlit-
Ths nddress n j " 9hruct nsrtcu. ~
s-ilI rs. s-.n-.s rrfice- We sff1rost fis ~
drrnf~ G.-srno- Us afrai1 20 a5drtss ~
lais iii-nrt.en- .s G5rsrr7r. less . Ui-tt
t.s rcnsiae-s1 e. -fnis.icn Of fts ifr,-I-v
q tts stare Grrsrrrerr srl - trrr-s-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

man wew killed. the freight burnt Three
or four men nj the Station wrre also Killed.
The Outrage is aurihuiei 10 the Spoilcd
Tails, Nhpm the General had been feeding.
The Silver Lake arrived from Fort Den.
ton. She was fired into, fnify miles nhrre
fort Rice, and one Other crew was Wounded,
Nrw oRLFASs, Aug. \. -- Austrian si"p
Of war Elizabeth arrived from Vera cruz
to-day, having on board number cf hus
trian soldiers. Reports that the Cnire'l
States sicatier susquehaua sailed from
Vera Cruz on the 2Slhulr, pcstinauohun.
known.
The iollowirgis an extract from Special
Orders W, lll;f .fe.a- ~ r'i
.it..,t..I... Nrw ORLEANS Aug. X.
III. For deny ing the supremacy of tho
laws of Congress, and stating thni he w"ul !
not obey ihem, when conflicting With the
laws Of the State OF Tcxns AMI openly de-
nonneing the government of the Unici
States, IN Office and presence of Broy,t
Major General J. J. Reynolds, conp'anding
sub district Of the Rio dranJe, Edward
Dougheriy, Judge 18th Judicial District,
State,of Texas, is hereby removed from that
office, and Edward Basse appointed in his
slcai
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The follOwirgis an extract from Special
The Virginia Convention.

II will be perceived from n close reading
of our d;sna,rbes that certain ,i. matches
necessary 10 n correct unJerstandina of the
situation are missing. IL must he remsm.
berc,l that there are iwo RepuLlican mar
ties in Virginia politics. The one layors a
division of:thc offices somewhat in The pro.
norton Of numbers between whitos and
blacks. Til other may be called a Simon
Pure Republican Party. This is led BY
John Minor Bolts, the other by tho ia nous
Hunnicutt. From what we have of the dis.
matches. we are induced TO entertain the
opinion TINT the Hunnicntt pnrty we're sub
stantinlly victorious, but that they fitted IN
platform 10 suit the occasion. Ro,ts sought
10 ret ON IL. but does not seem 10 have suc
cceded. The following which VIC have re
ceived by mail, is undoubtedly "a synopsis
of the address that he read to the people:
!. That secession is not blunlcr sim
ply, but crime to be punished.
q That the first allegiance Of every cii-
zen is to his country, and not IA his State,
which is only component par, Of his coun-
try. 'rH.it ''
3. liberal and enlarged syslstu of educa.
tian for all at the public expense.
4. Impartial suffrage and equality in po-
litical and legal rights, without regard to
race or color.
s. Free thought, free speech, and a free
press without RIGHTEOUSNESS or deprayity,
throughout free America. o.-.sED IN
G. The recognition and perpetua,ion of
universal liberty, whether heretofore CON.
stitutionally perfected or otherwise.
Z. The ma ntenance of the publc faith
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17
my We have been informed that ther,

ny We have been informed that there q
disposition manifested among some per.
sons in some parts Of this county, to. use
harsh language towards the freedmen aud
even to threaten that schools for their ben
eft shall not be opened in some places, and
that violence is used against them when as
sembled for religious purposes. This is all
wrong, and we think should be frowned
down by The good people Of the communi-
ty, The, result Of the war is fixed fact,
and tits equally the determination of the
government to protect these people in all
the rights that are decreed to them under
the new order of things. With this fact
staring us in the face, is it not for our own
good as well as for the good of the freed
men, that We should be circ umspect and just
in our dealings and intercourse with them
Any other course willbut bring more trou-
bic on us, as people, and will tend only to
raise feelings of bitterness among us, which
at the presenttime, above all others should
be avoided. We appeal then. to the good
people Of the communiiy-those who have
the interest of the country at heart, to turn
their faces against any aud all such dem
oustrations, in their incipiency- They do
no manner Of good, and are calculated to
do an immense deal Of harm to the whols
people - rr '3rs-.
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nay- The State Gazette, of las. saturda

nay" The State Gazette, of last Saturday
publishes supplement, containing an ad-
dress TO the people of Texas, BY Governor
J. W. Throckmorton, on retiring from his
late position. The documontis very lengthy
covering two entire pages Of the Gazette,
and of course we cannot find room for its
entire publication. The Governor presents
some of his correspo ondence with the mill
tary authorities on the reconstruction acts,
and the enforcement Of ,helaw, all Of which
show his evident, earnest desire to co-ope-
rate with the military, if permitted, to car
ry into effect the laws of Congress.
We cannot undertake to give even syn
opsis Of the Governors address, but will
merely give the concluding paragraphs,
with the promise, thatif posfible, We will
hereafter publish the entire address. He
concludes as follows: 700 s3rH Njw Nv
"These sentiments and views have un-
swervingly maintained; no word or act of
mipo will point 10 different conclusion
| have labored assiduously for the peace
and prosperity Of the country, for the en-
forcement of the laws, fsiate and national,
and for The promotion of good will among
the people; and | now. retire with the con
seriousness that have done my duty. ~
''In conclusion, fellow citizens, | must
earnestly, appeal TO you to show, by your
conduct, that the charges made againstyou
hy des;gn;nc men are slanderous and false.
Rear1,be indiuni,ies and. prescriptions in :
a;cted unon Won win. ,n,anIin. IS .aud ~
,;ence let moi the love, of country, and
,bef I'm timenis 81 patriotic devotion. re-
s,,ec, ana admiration for the Union and
oprornmen, 0ps. % of your ancestors. that have
So rok;na,si in xour bosoms. he effaced
he, ,hs harsb measures ,of Congress-, and the
oyh;sr.rr ~ ;s m srsrc;ss of military power. Obey
iii H. i.rs rational and state. Discb,ree
anaun,is o. e .yo,.y d,;ty rcouired Iof good cit
pvaPy n L;nd ana forhcar;po in your in
,a.ns,, sns ~, ,ha ne,rocs encs uraoe them
nsy ~ ~ Ia n ! ssa i; rencnt ~ n ,sJI;-
" ipuus ~ ar;,S = "shar;,ahle ;ndnI.
sence' anu 'iIr sN,,;. 49," .na f.n,,. Renember
gence .nelr Io'.,.s ~ rs may be ;mprcsscrd
mat however mu.h nss,;,n,;onsi We ms ,bsy
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KLLIp.-A man named ", n. A. viyion
an Enelishman, who has been living In the
Northern part OF this county for several
years, was killed on Thursday morning
last at the house Of Mr., Alderman, in tho
edge OF Collin county, by a sqad of u B.
soldiers who we're attempting to arrest him.
The soldiers were sent to arrcs, him By
Capt. Horton, Bureau Agent OF this place
and ON reaching tho house OF Mr.. Alder
man, found viyiyn there, who, on being or
dercd 10 give up his pistol, which he held
in his hand aud surrender, refused to do 50,
and was shot by one OF the party and dica
In n few minutes fiN 2 fAd4h fH
vivion, we are Informed, was man, Of
quarrelsomc disposition, and had been en-.
gagged in number of violent acts towards
different persona within the past year or
two, and was rather a terror 10 the neigh
borhood in which he lived. The immediate
cause of the order for his arrest VIC under
stand, was the ling OF n freedmnn'a few
weeks ago, in the upper part of this coun-
ty, of which We had not previously heard.
Since the above was in type, the follow
ing has been handed rs FOR publication
"0n the morning of the 18th August 1867
about o'clock four men purporting to be
U. S. soldiers, dressed in uniform, came to
my house in Collin County, and cnquired
if one W. X. A. Vivion was in the house,
answered in the affirmative, and at the
same time my wife He'd him into the room
then occupied by the U. S. soldiers. Viyion
then stepped into tho room with his six
shooter belted on him, one Of the men ask
cd him if his name was Viyion he said II
was. They then told him he uld consider
himself under arrest, and demanded his
sixshooter, he told them he couldn't give II
up until he knew what he was arrested for,
they then demanded it again, and told him
they were U. s. soldiers sent to arrest him
and take him TO Dallas, he told them to take
their seats.and be easy not to be in hur-
ry. One Of the men then standing at his
back said they were in hurry and must
have his sixshooter. Nieion then said his
pistol was not loaded and showed it to the
men and said he would give it up to me,
and raised up and started toward the bed
where was lying--nt the same time one of
the men supposed to be the officer of the
squad shot him in the back jnst below the
left blade bone, the ball passing through
the body and coming out about the right
nipple He staggered and before he fell
one of the men strr ok him witlrth butt of
his gun, lie fell close to my bed and died in
about two-nnd- -a-half minutes. The soldiers
then rode off uowards Dallas.
7 4 4
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THE STATE OF TExAs

To he .Slsrif ~ 7drrent cssiaty, Greehre.
UHEREAS, Elizabeth Hunter, Admin
w istratrix de bonfs non Of the estate Of
williara Hunter. deceased, and as ohe of
the heirs Of said dcceisnh las hled IN ny
Office her application for the partition aud
disiribution of said estate anoAe the fo-
lowing hefrs. 70 wit Margaret J Bing-
ham and her husband Thornss bingham, ".
A. Hunter, Lewis HaDteF, and Hsrrist y.
Huassr, who are entitled &c heirs u ditsri-
buiire shares Of SAID estate. are not rssi-
den,s Of ihe STATE Of Tezss. You srs
hereby commanded that you Summons. by
publication for our successive weeks IN
the Dallas Herald, = newspaper published
in Dallas. DaIlss county, feTns, the heirs
and aforesaid Of said estate, 70 be and per
ssrsuy appear before the Honorable Coun-
tv Court psrtsiningfo 70 estafes Of deceased
r,ersous 10 Be holden in aud fer Tarrant
rou,tr. IN lie fsrn % Ftrt Worth. On
he Inst koudaF. The z7h dag of Aurusi
protirno. fhen aBd tl.sre 70 shor csuse. n
ans fhev have. uhy. amer assets sufhcieut
70 ~ ~ ~ cl5ias IN any lasnner sui-
s.srdire aeaibsf sail estate have been re-
ssfre.1 ~ lie Adl1ih- = rairir- he residue -
said estate sbonld 30 be psrtifioned and
dis,ributsd snouE fhe heirs theresf
WfIoa-s ~ lsnd ard seal q
SEAL issis cst.ri. tIis I'D a. - Juis.
0C-A- =. 1851 g. NASCF
Clert C1ur'y o---' : z. Isz-s-
4-E
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MARRxUD.

At the residence Of the brides father, in,
this county. on ruesday mo rnine, the l3Hh
iusi.. bv Rev. VIZ C. Yorys, Dr. e. q.
GILLESPIE, rec.ns,v % wssbip etou, Ark,
20 Mrs HELENA wrSS, Dc, ehtsr of Fott
J. West, Esq, OF thisc5uuty. os
The Herald Office is indehisd.to the Doe
tor aud his snialle aud accoaplishso bride
for rich iced cake wh;eh accompanied The
above noiice-ahe osering of,sbs bsypy
couple 20 the disciples Of fsust. Inrshe'
nsms of our eniire sorcs We tender 10 ilsn.
their hearty ,hspks. and w,stes for fu,4re
prospsaiiy and bsppinefsL -----n
sBut happy they The Lsppisst of th<irti1di
Whom gentler ftars unite, and in one fsts
Their hearts, their fortunes, and their be-
a ingt blend,
liz not the cosrrer tie IL human lave
Upnsturslo Of aud foreign 10 the mind
Tbsi bIrjs their Etsc-, bun bsrn-ry itssif,
AttuDins al their passicns info love
Where frisb5.bip full ersrfs her softsst
psrfsei sstsen snliv ned t- desire
Inefshie, snd sympssby - srst
thought nssiirE tbsugti. and VII rrousi-
ing viii
viii houuil,ss eobfsencr, for nsusht h2s
lo-e
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

nay" We received no Galveston papers by
last mail, The Houston Telegraph of the
10th says, however, that the fever was in
creasing in fatality in the former place.
On the eth there werc Is deaths.
The Howard Association of Houston, has
been recognized in anticipation Of the fe-
yer at thatiplacc. Up to the 10th, the Tel
egraph reports no fever in Houston, but the
Journal of the same date says that several
deaths from the disease have taken place,
of persons who came up from Galveston.