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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-09-03
FOR SALE!
HOUSE And THREE LOTS.

OFFER for sale good, = story house, with
rooms and kitchen, and good large eIstern,
mouse, stables and other out-buildings situated
IN Denzer's : Addition to the City of Tifin Also
TWO lots adjoining the above, in good condition,
ana well fenced, stocked with fruit trees shrub
berry, &c.
For particulars apply on the premises to
GEO. RAGON.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-09-03

Gold and Silver watches at Gal
lup and Kendalfs.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-09-03

Cause.-The best assortment in the place
at Gallup & Kendalrs.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-09-03

Best Machine Oil in Tifin, at Hershiser ant
Myers
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-09-03
VALUABLE FARM!
TO r S A

THE undersigned offers for sale his valuable
farm, situated in Perry Tp., Wood Co., o., 5
miles lorth Of FostOra and one mile northeast of
the "stone house" It contains 5Oacres of land
60 OF which is under good state of cultivation
and the balance excellent timber land, has a new
frame house, good barn, buggy shed, good well of
water, every variety Of fruit, etc. It is also,
well drained Terms reasonable. If not sold
before January next the farm will be rented
For further particulars call on
GEO BREEDING Err.
Aug. 20, lses. s.-n44-3m
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-09-03

Go to Hershiser and Myers if you want q
fine cigar,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-09-03

No. 2 Empire Block, Tifin.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-09-03
W. G.. BLYMYER'S
Galley,


This cut is n seprese y
tati0n Of the Gale
partly filed with matter
the side stick being also
shown in skeleton By
dotted linss. Any Prin-
ter viii resdily UNDER
stand tho manner IN
which IL works, and will
fully appreciate the L.
bor-seVfng and cOnve-
nience which this at
taehment affords.
The following are
among the advantages
claimed
I. Matter can be Sc
curely locked Up instant
ly without delay by use
OF old fashioned side
stick, quoins, etc
?. Two lines can be
locked up as firmly ~
an entire galley.
3. The matter is equAI-
y securely fastened the
entire length Of the gal
ley, making Il imDos-
sible for 1t to get of its
feet.
T. GalleyB with this
attachment will last
four times as lOag a.
those without.
IL will be seen that IL
posse Bes advantages
over other Patent Cal
leys in absence Of side
screws, springs, slides,
Il OF any other confri-
yances which are ire
4 quently being broken,
soon wear out or other
. wise prove a VexatiOn
to the" " poor devil"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-09-03

to call him out of a window, but
ike "Cassabianca," whose story is
familiar to every school boy, he re-
fused to obey the call of strangers
and perished at his post, 4 martyr
to duty.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30
Pref CarYtoYs--Asis School.

On Wednesday evening last we
made the acquaintance Of Prof.
Chas. Carlton, Principal Of BOnham
Male and Female Seminary.
His enviable reputation as teach
err is. indeed, not more to be desired
than his airab!e demeanor as social,
pleasant gentleman.
After hearing briofsketch of the
Professors history and his manner
of conducting school, VIC are not at
all surprised that he has, in q very
short time built up an institution in
this city that is second to no school
in the West.
A regular graduate of Bethany
College, Va. Mr. Carlton has also
added a careful practice of many
years teaching to the extensive dis
cip!ine conferred upon him by his
scholastic alma mater and has at
present perhaps, few equals as tu-
tor and manager of students.
With him, the old fashion of grad
uating pupils by the miraculous
virtus of the rod, is obsolete.
There is no flogging in his school
none is needed. Beating knowl-
edge into the young with the withe
and ferule is here superseded by
proper advice, lecture and thorough
moral training.
We arc glad to announce that this
school is in a furnishing condition,
and bids fair to have a long brilliant
career of usefulness, giving tone and
character TO the youthful minds OF
this section of country.
As further proof Of the prosperi-
ty of Mr.. Cartons school, we refer
our readers to his advertisement-a
500 onc-in this issue of the News.
Is any other like institution in
any of the adjacent towns possessed
Of as much enterprise?
Having considerable patronage
already from the surrounding ooun-
ties Of Grayson, Collin, Denton, La
mar, and Hunt, we are confident
that with a proper support from
the people Of Fannin we shall very
soon have a school in Bonham of
which any city in the South might
well feel proud BOnham News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

IG~C.pt. Mayne Ried, novelist whose
fame is justly worldwide, and whose name
lie as familiar as q household word in al
most every intelligent and reading family
in England and America, has recently com
mcnced monthly magazine, entitled "0n-
ward" 1t is exquisite'y printed on fine
paper and bold faced type, with handsome
illuminated cover, and is filled with prose
and poetry replete with interest and merit.
We cordially welcome the new monthly to
our table, and wish itand the high literary
aim of its gifted and accomplished editor
an Overlooking measure of success. This is
no puff, but nm expression of our candid
opinion, without bride or hope of reward.
Terms, $3.50 per annum; address G. W..
Carlton, Publisher, 4ST Roadway, New
York
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

Gee Assem- rauftutfins
fhs i.sJaifhrs yesterday lrsafhf
Hs ihe rhrff.nf ffas chat tha A.
ilfnff Gfneral Wm n Egaris he'd
distracted ihs District Attorney 10
Nashinfinn ~ enter q no'le pee
seoul in all eases where persons he'd
haUu Indicted firtftason against ihe
In.iei States fir paritIpaiion in
che late rebellion We presume
this will settle the question of Nc
Davis trial and all similar cases
Mr Eyaris is eniiiiei 10 lhe graz
tiludo Of the nation
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

ynERY.--E NJ Heath. Sheriff and Dep
u,y Assessor md Collector ofJohnscn coun-
ty, and Major Galley, of Alvsrndo, in the
same county, while on their way to Austin,
wore robbed on the goth inst, (says the
Cleburnc Chronicle miles South of Hills
boro the formcr of $3.50 belonging to
the State, and the latter of $1,000 private
funds. They were waylaid at the above
place by four men who were masked. One
of the men fired at Mr.. Heath, and another
placing pistol at the breast of Maj. Cathey,
ordered them to surrender. Such decisive
arguments had the desired effect, when they
were blindfolded, robbed, and afterwards
turned loose, Mr.. Heath ordered to 60 to-
wards Waco, and Cathcy sent in the direc-
lion OF lIillsboro'. The daring highwaymen
escaped with their plumber.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

A Coon AND USEFUL BooK.-James Wick,
ESQ, of Roo hester, N. Y, has recently is
sued book Of 100 pages, beautifully prin-
ted and correctly illustrated with l5O fne
wood engraviDgs and one cOlOred plate rep
resenting a boquet of flowers which he will
send by mail for ten cents, currency. II is
q perfect Flora's lexicon, and worth twenty
times tb. money The book treats Of both
flowers and vegetables. Mr.. Wick is one OF
the most experienced and extensive dealers
in flower and vegetable seeds in New York,
or, indeed, 10 the United States Now is
the time to order seeds. See advertise
ment headed Viek's Floral Guide for 1869.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

THE l,isE ~ Corrosive have
frequently noticed that in the be-
CHING of the year, when planters
arc preparing for pitching their
crops, cotton takes an unusual aud
unaceuunlabls upward tendency,
Ii by any means manufacturers can
induce planters 10 put an extra
quantity Of land in cotton, they
may purchase the raw material tho
ensuing year al reduced prices,
Let not the high price and tho
mania ihr cotton, prevent the plan
ters from putting plenty OF land in
corn Telegraph,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

ns1. The editorial convention sappointcd
10 nee, in Houston on Monday next. sor-
ry We cant be on hand, but so II is. We
hope there will be a full attendance. +. l.,
Bremond, Of the Enterprise, date Old Cap
itGll, says the Times, has voluntarily ten
.lere to entertain the whole fraternity du.
ring their stay in the city.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS. We
presume the question of location of
District Headquarters has been de-
cided in favor of Austin. The
Southern Banner announces that
all army supplies for Texas and
Arizona are hereafter 10 pass
through Brennan. The contract
is signed and approved. This fixes
headquarters at Austin, and secures
an immense business to the Central
Railroad Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

ts5- Gen, buchanan, who succeeds Gen,
Rousseau at New Orleans, has twice sue
es,'lei to the position bp death FIRST by
the death Of Gen, Grillin, aud now Of Gen,
Rousseau, Il Is Understood that he will
remain in command now until the end OF
Mr., Johnson's term AT all events.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

Paul dc Cassagnac says, in a re-
cent number of the Pays: "If the
Spaniards abolish slavery in their
colonies now, they will place them
selves on a footing of equality with
the Americans, who are unprinci-
pied enough to refuse payment to
the Southern planters for the pur-
pose Of making them free. Those
slaves were property. and to take
them and not pay for them is down
right theft and swindling.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

faS- There must be an immense deal Of
mail matter for Northern Texas, lodged
some where between this and the coast,
Our Southern Texas aud State exchanges,
are becoming wro,ohcdly irregular in their
visits TO our snnetum. Cannot something
be done In the premises2
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

sS5-Waso follows Dallas in builiinE a
sisamliosI, sod Dallas wlll ,son falloN Wa
ca ia -ier,ins a vine suspension bridge
Now Waco il shout 10 have Ere engine,
aud Dallas must have one too, Why nett
nsh Short will say yes, We know. Fast
plae,r, lRlss aHd hgro,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

seS-Ths Sallio Haynes has this week
lern receiving some Of the finishing touch
ss-palnling, Sc, anl only waits little
more wu,er to start for the Gulf City. An
nleanl lnr GalNe,Ianl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

The Lawrence (Kansas) State
JouDal says Mr.. Kellogg, superin-
tendant Of the Galveston railroad,
ex- Governor Robinson, and four or
FIVE other leading citizens, are now
at Washington, as a delegation. "
TO advance their influence in behalf
Of other Kansas enterprises.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

trrThs Sonihsrn C"llvsior Cor Jarua-
- i received, Il i. b'imfull o. iusl such
reading as Eiil deliFli 'he farmer, Terms
- per snuum, ia advance, wm, s ", L.
Ionss, Elliars anl ProPrislor', Athens, Ga
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

Pm. Spofford, one of the prince
" merchants and bankers of Now
York, is on q tour to Texas, and at
present is stopping at the Hutchins
House in this city. He was visited
yesterday by some of our leading
merchants, among whom was Mr..
T. W. House. Mr.. Spofford and
Mr.. House. if we mistake not, arc
respectively President and Vice
President Of the Texas Land Com
psny. which is doing much in Sc.
curing immigration TO the broad
fields IL oar Empire State
Houston Times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

ClTH HuTEl.-R IEIIlN q JOHNSON,
J. c Hancock, u. II. llsny, Tarraut CO.;
", II. West, Ellis COZ Francis WaIsbah,
Mike llarwiek +. pooly, Jaeksboro, Texas;
Frank lleaihi Lancaster John Il, skinner,
Moi b. II. Hammer Fort Worth; u. ".
Mann, Wise CO.; J. u. Meredith, Wnxa-
hachic DR. II. 4. Roberts, Cedar llill; ".
MclIley, Austin; Mrs. Sarah Cater, Mo-
John l.. Campbell, q, A. ilOlling, New
York; II, {. Neal, Ellis CO; q. ". ioasum,
John Allen, Honey Grove; Andrew McMnr-
vim, Virginia; d. +. Coran, La; Ben. l..
Jones, David c. Tucker, Junction City; 7.
o. Raincs, ~ G.; Mrs. DliIa l.. Hubbard,
sou aud daughter, Memphis; C, .. Vine
yard WaXahaehic; Jas. Younger, Scycnc;
". l.. White, Lancaster; Capt Chns. A.
Campbell, and soldiers U. $. A.; Capt.
Welch, Mckinney; d. G. Rosscr, Florida;
G. c. Daniels; Smith CO.. W. z. Rousair,
San Antonio; I. e. Younger, ScyCnc; John
". Moore, Fort WORTH j. T.. Graves, Jack
CO.; I. A. Palmer, Palo Pinto co., n. Theo.
Roberts, Selma, Ala; Jno. d. Belts, Chat
tanoga, Tenn; j. n. Mclean, Jack co.,
". l.. Starks, Lee CO.; Geo. d. Coyiugton,
Fort Smith, Ark Jas. II. Collects, Gins.
Collect, n. c.; A. u. Stone, Scyene, Prof
Gregory, Kansas City; n. Il. Coin, Colora-
do, CO.; Ben. Armstrong, II. Ervay, j. Peak,
VIM. Flynn, Col. J. ". Payne, j. Pink
Thomas, W. A. Mann, J. W. Stevens, John
Louckx, virginus Hutchen, Col. Jno. c.
Mccoy, Maj. J. 7. Ault, DR.. Sam. W. Field,
Col. j. N. Bryar, W. II. Witt, L. N. Ballou,
7. n. Taylor, - Mcdonald, ?. o. Saun-
ders, G. W. Record, Jr,, DR.. S. II. Gilbert,
A. Myers, A. A. Buchanan, J. W. Record,
W. II. Robertson, J. F. Witt, Joseph Huff
man, Joe. S. Duncan, Dallas CO., Texas.
CRUTCHFIELD HoUsE-DY JAMES f. BARKLEr.
David Maygee, Fredericksburg, Texas;
John Bradley, 10 export, Ark; Augustus
Mathews, II. NJ. Damscriber, - Texas;
R. S. Guy, Lancaster Mrs. G.R Wheeler,
Michigan; s. d. Hudson, Jefferson City,
Mo; W. c. Kinsolving, - Texas; W. G.
Mathews, Collin CO.; A. Harwood, Eagle
ford; Judge w. II. IIord, Dallas CO.; Major
W. W. Dunlap, st. Louis, Mo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

IN. The elections in Spain have resulted
in large majority for monarchy, the re-
publicans having only about 100 members
in the Cortes. Dosta and Montpcuser will
DO prominent rivals for the throne.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

r'9F Persons iuLshlsi 10 as for SuhssriP-
iion, lah Nsrk az Advertising gill confer
= fsVar ~ "a llirE On us and settling viii
as liiiis DELAY as possible, We are needing
an ihe Nancy lus Us, no matter low snail
lla sUa. ll;lE,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

sG- We publish 10 day, from the Waco
Register, "The Adventures ola Cat tie Driver
to California being the adventures of our
OLD friends, Capt. Robt. Sloan and Peter
Narboe, both well known to our citizens as
former residents of this county. Capt. Sloan
is no doubt now at his home in Erath coun-
ty. Nnrboe, it will be seen, remains in CAL
>i fnrnio
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

The Indianola Bulletin states that the
prospect, are good for the early extension
Of the railroad TO San Antonio.
We have heard similar remarks good
many times in regard 10 several other rail
roads in Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

TnE MARKErs.-1o Mcssrs. \. II, Edcy <
Kristen, Of Galveston, anh lla,wsll & Son,
Bryan, s., are indebted for the lates; mar
ket r p rte,
CorToS-Jnnunry GA, Liverpool, nc
tive, for up'and-, ll!@llsd, for Orleans.
ll3@llid, At New York, dull, with more
sellers than buyers, and downworl ten
dcncy; quotations, 2ol, 293 and SOC. At
New ORLEANS, 28s@2ac. At Galveston,
1910 bales changed hands Mt 2Oc. coin; mar
kct buoyant aud transactions speedily
made, factors not desiring to risk any fur
Their advance; market closing at 2U@2ol
coin, for niddling.
GoLD--Jnnuary 22d; in New York, 1861;
in New Orleans, 1861; in Galveston, 1859.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

90 Jno- h, Eskin, Esl, formsrly editor
sflLs Washington lAIk,l Telegraph, aHi
one Of ,hs mos, interesting agricultural
and horticultural writer's Of the Soulh,
PROPOSES Ia Puhlish At Washington, q gsn-
sTsl home journal for the rural population,
10 be issusi ssmi-myRlhly, on gOod book
TsPsE suitable for preservation, ia siAiseH
pages Of three aolumus each, Of The siIe Of
The ST. Louis Journal Of Agriculture, 10 he
styled The ~RrBAL EInOTIoi' subscription
s. 50 Fer auuum, No seeiarian or party
matters will be aimiusi into It's columns,
bat tie Eles,ie Will he truly Rural Home
raper t,eaiing on such sublesls as a's u
practical utility to the farmer,
Fron tie kuoWn ability, taste and tact
Of the editor We look for something Valua-
ble.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

tH rff tahf pfHfItl.n ri iie iaHk
farf las We tatfn np
Ah|llaas inifal1t1l i.H.rI.H|rf
ihs durinai'ons ri rl'i rHlfa. fa
tara a. specie pafmrHit
AR The disIuss.nn Uf fari.Hs
private bills che Beaver lh.Iral
Lill was rrsumoi and discussed a.
ai'nufnment
Many members NJ the House a.
iiiion the senate by eiwular a.
confirm no more Of iuhusun's mona
nations
BAITMoRE Jan. 1.-THE Pea
bo,ly Souihorn E,iueaiion Board is
full, except Chas. MrCallisirr, who
is absent, aud William q, RiVes who
10 dead.
Gen, Grant declines the military
escort rendered him bY GOV hnwio,
SAN fRANCisC0, Jan, 2l.-l.aie
Mexican alvioes indicate anything
but harmony, A formidable roV0-
luton is brewing in Oxaca,
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, "a ma
lgnant sickness has broken Out al
Tucson, Arizona nearly all are at
tackled, aud many died,
ATLANTA, Jan, 2a,-The House
bill depriving the courts OF this
Safe OF jurisdiction ia force, Con
tracts made or implied prior 10 June
LIST, 1868, except in suits against
trustees, aud when tho vcnlee Is in
possession OF properly, aud except
in ease Of minor suits against cor
porati0ns, in suits for wages, etc,
was defeated.
A resolution that oolored persons
are entitled and Of right should DO
permitted to serve on jnrics when,
ever such persons ara upright aud
intelligent and no distinction should
DO made against persons on account
Of race or color, was voted down.
\ bill was introduced TO submit
the legality Of negroes to the Su.
prone Court orthis State, requiring
u decision two days after the pass.
age of the bill, in case they refuse
to give reason in writing,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

Es.N~l hagr a hIsi Taie, nrs, meiium 81
80, hrs sii hnrElarpTsof lron safs, which
Nili ~ soil lss 90 . zach customer, il early
application is Inals, -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

ngE lsR niFHE--Ns aIe TFrIaIfa ~
A IN kinls ~ leh nelk ia he hfsi sigis
~ ihe IfiHirF 80, Blanks ~ all kiHds
alNass "a Had fsr salT. llIL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

The liaplon Brothers, celebrated
gymnasls, are exhibiting in Houston. They
were to have velocipcde race, on Main ST.,
on Monday last, mud and weather permit
ting,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

Geo. ID. Prentice, twenty-five
years ago, took a boy. W y. Halde-
man, into his Office as clerk. The
clerk now has Mr.. Prentice hired
at forty dollars a week, TO write
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

Gov, Holman is thirly,nine, the
youngest Governor New York ever
had except Seward,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30
NetIee orFInaI Settlement.

ID u, MERRILL, administrator o. the
lie. estate OF :, q, Merrill, deceased, has
hlei ia nay office HE fHal account current
9Th estate, together with bis petition
praying for a iislTihHiion Of the properly
among The heirs, This is, there, 20 nolii!
an persons interested, 10 be and appear
b. fore the Honorable Couniy Court of Dali
las county, % hs holden 81 the Court House
ia tho ieSR Of Dallas, GA the last Monday,
lihs 22l day Of February, \, u, lsuN,
WheR and where tie same will he acted
upon, and contest the same II they think
proper SAN, ;, IuNLs'
elk. Go, &. u, L, Tezas,
nALLAs, January IS, lsG9-2GaIl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

The next census of the United
etxses 10 tn be taken in 1870, and
the pseaent Congress is expected to
make the necessary appropriations
and regulations.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

ca Upton is reelected Senator from
Nebraska, and Daniel d. Pratt from In
diana, both republicans, we believe.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

rGS> The Methodist Church, North, has
got to be regular political machine in
the interest Of the radical party.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30
raYTha Enrcka Mills. nonr Unu.t


ray~The Eureka Mills, near Houston,
valued at over 100000, we're sold recent
ly under execution, 10 satisfy q claim of
Mr.. Wells, to whom the company owed
some two thousand dollars in greenback.
The Houston Insurance Company, to whom
the company owed about fifteen thousand
dollars, became the purchasers, for sum
a little exceeding the debt to Mr.. Wells
The Houston correspondent of the Calves
ton News, commenting on the sale, says:
| guess it is better that Eureka
has passed into the hands of the
Insurance Company. That company
is a smart and very able concern,
capable of putting right through
anything it undertakes. AT its
head stands Ben Bolts, n practical ,
able, and valuable man; and then,
there is w. J. Hutchins, with his
"Atlantean shoulders fit to bear
The pillars Of state
and then there is E. III. Cushing,
though apparently involved in fruits
and flowers, and living in an atmos-
phere of poetry, yet is always wide
awake and ready to turn an honest
penny when he can. Those men
possess the brains, the others are
mere satellites that follow obsequ-
iously, revolving around them-but
they arc amp'e. This addition to
their stock of property worth
100000 in gold, by the investment
ofab,ut $4,000 in grecnbacks, is one
of the smallest things they are ca
pable of doing. The financial re-
porter of tho Telegraph, who is un-
derstood TO be largo stakeholder
in the Company, naively remarked
in his last weekly report, that 10
had been offered for the company's
shares, and was not taken. |
should think it wasn't. 1t will be
at 1000 soon, and doubt if 500 could
touch it now. Certain if l had it,
it wouldn't.
l now expect Eureka to start
right upwards, a regular money
mill, and credit to the skill and
enterprise of Texas. 1t is now in
tho hands of the men to do it. And
it takes men to do big things--not
bodies.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

Ca We hope that BOB SHORT is mista-
ken in his assertion TINT the enterprise Of
building large house OH h. Square for
public purposes has fixed. We want to
see that movement s.iricd as wei as the
bridge question. We ihnk Dallas is sas
ceptibIc of carry ing On more Than one pub
lie improvement at the same Zine. What
shy our young men with whom, we believe,
tho movement originated!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30
Male and Female
| y S Il | Il u 4 E ,
DALLAS, TEXAS.

VE7HE UNDERSIGNE will open a PER-
Il MANEyT ScmooL, in the Christian,
Church building, in Dallas, on Monday,
September stl,, ESGS.
Rates of Tuition, per Scholar pei. Session of
Twenty Weeks:
FIRST CLASS-Including Spelling, Reading
Writing, Primary Arithmetic, Rehcarsals
and Defamation. co.
SECOND CLASS-Including Intellectual and
Practical Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar,
History, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy,
Physiology and Chemistry ..................l5 O0i
THIRD CLASS-lncluiing Analysis, Botany,
Geology, Elncuiion. Composition. Rhetoric,
Logic, Latin, Greek and Higher Malhcmat-
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INCIDENTAL E,..."..............."......... l 20
The above mentioned prices are at specie rates..
National currency taken at its mmcrcial value.
Each student will he charged from the time of en-.
;ering school until the close of the session.
No deduction will he made, except in of pro-.
tracted sickness Oftwo weeks or more.
Boarding in private families at reasonable rates..
The undersi gned desires to build
up a School Of the first order He,
has had seven. years experience in
teaching, and hopes, by assiduity in
the discharge Of his duties, to merit
the esteem and confidence of the
people of Dallas and its vicinity.
He asks and confidently expects
their hearty cooperation in this
enterprise.
JOHN HANNA, A. VI, Principal.
Miss MARY II. SCOTT, Assistant.
July %, l86S-ij:ly