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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-23
IuPERIAL SILVER MINING

Company. location OF works, Gold Hill, Sto-
rev County, State OF Nevada.-Notice Is hereby
given. that at a meeting OF the Board OF Trus-
tees Of said Company, held on tho 18th day
OF September. 1869, an assessment OF Ten $40
Dollars per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF said Company, payable Immediately, In
office OF the Company, Room No. 20 Hayward's
Building, No. 4l9 California street, San Fran
cisco, California. Amy stock upon which said
assessment shall remain unpaid on TUES
OCTOBER, 1860, shall be deemed delinquent
at the close OF business on that day, and will be
duly advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment shall be made before, viii be
sold on TUESDAY, the 9th day OF Novem-
Der, 1869, to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
OF sale. By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
d. A. JENNINGS. Secretary.
omcc-Room No. ~, Hayward's Building,
No. il9 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
September II, 1860. selI-td
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assessments LEVIED.
-.wY POINT GOLD AND

~vOWN POINT GOLD AND
Silver Mining Company. Legation OF
Mo.ks', a hereby given that ut . meeting OF the
NMs oa,s OF said Company, held on the 18th day
\ uS.,oher a. ID. 1869, an assessment OF Seven
%,,isrs and Finy Cents ($I so per share was
IevI ~ }mmediate!y in United States goldcoin,
piSS;Sc secretary, AZ the office OF the Company.
Poan, No 81 Hayward's Building, 40 California
streot. San Francisco, California. Any stock
s.soO which said assessment shall remain I'M
up;Sdn on SATURDAY, the Goth day OF November,
t n 1850. shall be deemed delinquent, and viii
n. dnly advertised for sale at public auction.
- unless payment shall be % before, will
hs sold on FRIDAY. the 10th day OF December,
- Is60. to pay the delinquent assessment,
torrther with costs OF advertising and expenses
Oh saw CHAS. E. ELLIOTT. Secretary.
Mice - No. 81 Hayward's Building,
M 40 California street, San Francisco. CAL
- .# L.. .. ncl2tn n . M A Ut LL IL
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Notice to Creditors.

TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
BENEDETTo MAESTRETTI, deceased,
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator Of the estate of Bencdctto Macs
tretti, to the creditors OF, and all persons having
claims against, said deceased. to present the
same, with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months from the first publication OF this notice;
to the undersigned, at the law office OF Mitchell
& Stone, G street, Virginia City.
p. MAESTRETTI, Administrator.
Virginia, October @, 1869. oc6-w4w
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made on tho 18th day OF
September, 1869, so many shares OF each parcel
OF said stock as may be necessary will BIO sold at
public auction, at the office OF the Company,
Room No. - Hayward's Building, No. i19 Cal
ifornia street, San Francisco, on TUESDAY, the
nh day OF November. 1863, ut IL o'clock noon OF
said day. TO pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
San Francisco, October 10, 1859. ocs1.td
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
T=MPERIAL TsiLvRn TM1NIN1

il Company-Location Of works, Gold Hill,
Storey County, Observation-Disclosures are de-
linauent upon the following described stock, on
account OF assessment levied on the fifteenth
C5th) day Of September, 1879, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
spectiye shareholders, as follows:
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FROM SAMUEL CASSIDY, EDITOR OF TIE
- AIOrRNA AND AREISN

~ Beware Of counterfeits and oil articles
purporting to be like this, Of the same name or
Preparation has Induced unprinclplcd persons
to attempt palming upon the public counterfeit
and Inferior articles. Purchasers win please
order directly from the gropEdiest.SSS, or his duly
Prepaaation Is Sc per box, or SIX boxes for 80,
sent by mail to any part OF the country, securely
sealed from observation. with passage paid, on
receipt OF price. How 10 send money by mail:
Inclose the amount In q letter, seal carefully,
register your letter, and take q receipt for It
from your Postmaster. Money sent BY mall as
above directed at my risk. An Agent wanted in
Address G.. B. COTTON, Proprietor,
my29 Box LIS, Portland, Maine.
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F. F. OSBISTON, Secretary.
OnicesYellow Jacket Silver Mining Company,
Main street, Gold Hill. Nevada.
Gold Hill, September q.
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Notice. Caution.

YELLOW JACKET SILVER
Mining Company. The following Certin-
cafes were sold by j. c. Currie at public auction
on Saturday, September IS, 1869. for non-pay-
ment of assessment No. 12, levied July 10, 1869,
and will not be transferred.
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.srv1CKssa
o R GUIDE FOR 1869.

THE FIRST EDITION OF ONE HUNDRED
Seeds and Guide in the Flower Garden, is now
published. 1t makes a work OF 100 pages, beau.
tifully illustrated, with about $50 fine wood en-
cravings Of Flowers and Vegetables, and an
ELEGANT C0LORED PLATE,
A BOUQUET OF FLOWERS.
1t is the most beautiful, as well Is the most
instructive Floral Guide published, giving plain
and thorough directions for the
Culture Of Flowers and Vegetables.
The Floral Guide is published for the benefit
Of my customers, to whom II Is sent free with
out application. but viii be forwarded to all who
apply by mail, for Ten Cents. which Is not half
ljass-tf Rochester, n. Y.
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DIR. H~UFELAND's
81
SWISS STOMACH BTTERS

| The first and most hcalthful Tonic
ever introduced into the United
! States Is still the leading article, and
I more of this sold than OF all other so
called Tonics or Bitters.
For Sale to the Trade by TAYLOR
I&BENDEL. Sole Agents, 100 and41l
clay street. San Francisco. fsls-1y
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In short, everything tina, can be donein Book
and Job Printing Once, from the smallest AND
most delicate Card or Circular, to the largest
size and most snowy Pssting Bill-and which
will be turned ont In q style that eannotfailto
insure entire satisfaction.
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--------.-- - -
A WOman'S Dreams.

She sat alone in the moonlight
her beautiful check resting upon
her hand 50 white and dimpled.-
YOU could tell, as you looked at
her, that her thoughts were far away,
and that she was thinking of some
thing beautiful. Her eyes were
wistful; her lips were softly pressed
together; the dimplos in her checks
had died out, and only the dimple
in her, chin romained--that little
rosy cleft, Tic impress of Loves
finger. She was loss glowing than
at times, but none the less lovely
| thought to myself, as | looked at
lief, that slo was nearer heaven
than We coarscr mortals, and l
longed to know whittier her pure
heart turned itself. l approached
her; she did not hear mo. | spoke;
she did not answer. | touched her
softly on tho arm; she looked up
and smiled, far smile, such
as an angel might have given. "You
are thinking very intently," | said:
Sic dhswerod "Fcs," in a subducd
tone of voice, as though that which
was on her mind was too holy for
discussion. But Ipcrsistcd. ''Will
you tell me what your thoughts
wero?" / asked. She shook her
head. "Yol could not Understand"
size said. 81 could try" | said, hum
bly,; 81 AM course and rude, l know,
bit could strive to comprehend. !"
She smiled swoctly, but still with
that fnr-a%ay look in her dark eyes
"No, not coarse" she said, "but you
arc a man. 1t is so different with
men; were you a woman you would
understand at once. Now, perhaps,
you may smile, may laugh at me"
believe me, do, I whispered; 81
adore the beautiful, the true, the
pure. Let me know your sweet
thoughts" She gave me her hand.
81 will tell you" she said, 81 have
Thought of nothing else all day
Last night lay awake thinking oil
it. / am sure / must be right; but
if / am wrong, Mr.. Nichols, oh, if
/ ap wrong, dear Foss, L tremble to
think of it. 'fYon. cannot be
wrong" / said She gave me her
other hand. %Yeu think Rot?" she
said; "ahl you cannot be 50 good a
Judge as woman. ! tllink-I be-
lieve-." "Yes, yes, j whispered
bending nearer; ''yes, my darling.
II am almost sure" she said, in ac-
cents softer than the ripple Of a
rivulet, almost sure, Foss, that the
fringe at Mrs. Johnson's viii look
better on my new walking suit than
that purple velvet at Tom Walker s.
Don't yOa think soz-
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Let ITO. Prejudice u-urp your Reason

.
Lot not Prejudice usurp your Reason.
1t Is fact that, in the minds OF many persons,
prejudice exists against what arc called patent
medicines but why should this prevent you resort
ing to an article that has suc array Of tcstiino-
nv to support it as HoSTETTERS STOMACH BIT
TIERS? Physicians prescribe ii; why should you
discard it, Judges, usually considered men OF tai
cnt, have used and do use it in their families; why
should you reject it? Let not your prejudice usurp
your reason to the everlasting injury ofyour health.
If you arc sick, and require u medicine, try these
Bitters.
when the bodily energies arc worn out by anxiety
and need a stimulant, this is the best that be la-
ken. 1t is tempered and modified by hygienic herbs
and roots, which prevent /: cSerns the blood;
and hence 1t does not produce mere temporary cx-
ctement, to be following by injurious reaction but
communicates a permanent. potency to the entire
vital organization Some Of Its herbal constituents
are slightly soporic, 30 that In cases where sleep
essncss is on of the Accomplishments Of nervous
disease, dose Of 1t taken towards bedtime will tend
to produce quiet aud refreshing slumbcr. For pal
pitation Of heart tremors Mysteries fiining FITS,
general rcslcssness and the cauSeless fears aud dis
tressing fancies to which ladies especially sub
jcct under certain i,urbid conditions Of mind and
body peculiar 10 their sex, the Diicrs will be found
the most agreeable and certain Of all csunter-irri-
tants.
The constiiutionally nervous may readily keep
thcir infrmiiy In constant check 10y the daily use
81 this healihfui vegetable tonic; and those who
have shattered their nerves." the phrase Is
either by imprudent indulgence or undue physical
or intellectual labor, will lind in this yiiazing
elixir prompt restorative.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-10

A NOTICEABLE fAor.-That ole way OF
appealing TO a mans reason Is through his
eye. In these busy times iasn are so deep
" Immersed In the conduct Of gniheeni
projects, tia, they forge, all about the con-
dillon Of their systems, aud hence II is
that the proprle,Ors Of the PLANTATION
BirrERs, which cures DYSPEPSIA, purihes
the blood, Improves the tone Of the stomach,
regulates The bowels, and, indeed, invigo-
rates the whole inner man, are so active
In advertising. In fact, advertisements
are merely sky.roeke,s sent up to attract
attention 10 a really. good article.
MAGNOLIA wArER.-supcrior 10 tho best
imported German Cologne, and sold Z. half
the price.
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49, Az "a raf'fnra NJ Nfiaa frn
titT s.f tsst tsi 81 sitiii lui 81 20
ti e tffa Ahsai itt ttriasiss ~ ilf
80 10 sts tiitftti ~ han,ff n "a.
lsfs is nsuisla tsaniT. al 10 tlitl
sst siih . thsiT al 90, silsIs siih q
tsstis tautisi sisigaa sAisAv vas haniri
hiu ~ BE sih IlsIs 10 ssilisg lac
Iiust b lslT 80 90 n = slsss Tlsss
-
en- fyP Esa hailais lsiys fairs. ~
lslys, . itilai igF "A % uan hs
tsiTlrl % hatk uaasisths that ossfTsl
% uFRfT hP- shs lass asils hsT tTsilsTis
-i.T his ls's shs siTyFs 10 Wgn-ani 10
he ssiTl-iiks sIr ihs laiys fair aiiunsi
her RsAlslyH, 4 a. Hei Ears fsF = Wili
rsIaaRss u % days II "a, says he, 'tui
mlhFr Nssll hear il wy lslys please,
sons isaslisg wfl-a lss, An' essF ys
laiyss masis sask - sallaaisellisF lsaas,
nlils she sings Ni'h a sweet aHl snsel
ysios, ~whai si'srlil cara aai hsans
ne ezra PTfsenisl rs b 7, ", Parker
snl The isaus Zen via rs b. ME Allsn
MsCaskill sEgiiel the EsEisE u the lsiys
fair,
Tie esFn sss rAisel ilsu sesi tFSughs
fTon Hshiasky b. Mr., raTksF-Nas unu'
suslly large and she, large ears sHd tender,
Ils bansL sHi kilPaTisk Galiss beans
rrsssntsl by Mr, Ailsa Hecsstiii, ll'ing
AGAR Dallas, were superior 10 any Esgs's'
lies 81 The kiRi Nc have seen this season
the latter variety grow 10 mammoth Size
aud arc very palAiAsls and hulrisieus,
Ma. 7 H. Mace, liSiHg ]. ailss n9Fih
- this city, presented US = quantity 0f ca
esllsnl rhgtsGt, az pie PlaAI-a specimen
u large crop,
Mr., \, Hatcher, residing IN The vicinity
Of the city for The PrsssHi Of specimens q
the pFOlasIiess Of his ssid, garden aud
yard, 10 the shape o. rOas,ins-eArs. butter
beans and fFssh, fragrant aud handsome
bouquet, has laid is under obligations.
We also make our Po,ilest bon TO Mr.
Z. Z. Jennings for 4 basket o. extra large
and ene tomatoes. Five grew uPOi ! sin
gle stem.
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CoUyTERrn,rEns ARnESrED.-Two men,
one giving his name as Charles Jones, the
other as L. Harvey, were arrested in this
city on Monday last on charge of passing
counterfeit paper money, or grccnbacks n
considerable amount of which il seems
they had in possession. They were tried
before an examining court on Wednesday,
and, in default of $4,000, each, bail, were
imprisoned to await the session Of the
District Court. Record, Field & Bower,
Esqs prosecuted, and Mr.. j. W. Payne up
peared for the defence.
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a. ~ ~ "a larls Az q. E'.aatfs si'a fAffft
H. HaIA sss4ik.
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CTARERlAND fRts sNHfGlAA fh.h,h
IA A nAaNfs, RasisF, wa fat'el a "a Aae 80,
l..l..a PIssas, issisa thslsha "a a. efssas e.
Ea.TtA SalAssiA,f a. ussA sasale sNa Nfa- ~
nsas, "a ths ATsi ssa ava sesis'h'' 20 ~" ''-
lailtfaf.
as. n. n HAtks viii FFftsh IsFslsi's /" -
stsi,ai.n glaFyas lasilss, "a as aasA4 50 -
t,atks a e@rh uas.Ath- $50. - -
-, 40 ShsSk nssiiAs VA - hsis'
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Trinity Conference.

p,ttAs DisYairT.-TaihR EafAn - VpAhitAi'
MEHuxs. TeE THS irlN les
n,Il., st.,iea-Jaly iTi sni iih- AZ Dallas
i.c.,aT Miss,en-Juiy 10Th aHd iiih-a' ief"''
n.l,.. c.isrpi Missicn-Juiy idih-ai bonAid''
p,,,.s ci"uii-Juiy lIih aud islh-Ai wiliss
n.,,.. TiTsaIt-Jaly eth anA ssih-ai nriiel
sr,sns CiTgaii-Jniy dist ani August ls'-' h"''
tons ssheai fious~, -, s,n.A.
rbs,m.n Circuit ngasi liih aud iaih-h iie'l"n'
pi.irlrt cestrfrno.--Aasusi 18th sai-a aah!aa'
Nrkinns, circuit-Aasusi sisi aud -. at hAnlua
sherman siation--.Aagest s'ih asl -,,.lx,tI
man. wa. q. roUSG. Presiding fiaef'
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ESTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY.

TAKEN or by 7. ~. worihIngton and eSiraycd
JcipIo J. y. Mcknight, J. y. Precinct Nc: !, head
OF hnTses one nay STUD, 7 or years old, branded
ROY, II hand. high appraised at go, One BROWN
HORSE, li,S hands high, brandsd VI II on the len
shoulder aud 80 on tho meek, years old appraised
at s'S Que PAINT STUD PONY, years old, no
brands. 1851"
R.portcd 10 me as csirays by LOWS H. Long,
Coun y ComnIissionrr, the following animals, viz .
one ROAM PONY MARE, > or years old, brand
cd on the LETT shoulder, with square aud compass
One DAY. STUD HORSE, years yeats old,
branded on the right shoulder d 7, small spot Of
white on his forehead aud nose.
One CLAYBANK MARE, 1 years old, black nnno
and tail, branded on tho left shoulder q, nni on
the left Thigh the same.
one ROAM MARE, . years old, branded ] on
tho shoulder and thigh. .. -.
one BROWN MARE, branded on the left shout
der, years old
One GRAY MARE, 7 years cid, branded on the
left shoulder, unintcll'gible, with small hell on.
One sORREL HORSE, \ years old, white spot
in the forehead, branded on the loft shoulder, nin'
tcllisiblc. .
the left hip C. md the lrf shoulder unintclliglblc
One YELLOW PONY, years old, branded on tho
LOFT shoulder b.
Ono Rfi, Roam MARE, 8 years old, with white
streak round her lea J. conilehsihg Mt her tit eye
and running round h,r headao the nose, both len
legs white up to the knees, branded 20
One BAY STUD HORSE, years old.
Ono BAY MARE, years old, branded on the lett
shoulder g. some white on her feet.
Ono DARK BAY HORSE, years old. lf2:Jt
TAKEN UP hy Robert Cockrcll and estraycd be-
fore B,n Long, j, F., vmv BLACK MARE, years
old about IL hands high, Flemish in tho left eye,
branded PL connected valued at $50. tlO.3t
TAKEN UP hyJ. Y: Glover aud rstrnycd b;'orr
Ben. Long, J. F., one BAY MARE blaze face, three
white feet, no brand, some saddle marks, about IL
ycars,old valued at Sl2 80. . ,rtn3t
TARrS UP by Gao. ". Penn aud estrnged before
G. w. Durrctt, j. =. Precinct No. 7, one lRoS
GRAY HORSE, about IL hands high, years old
this spring, branded TT connected; appraised at
S75 IN specie lO:3t
TAKEN Up by Sam uhl and estraycd before John
NJ. Rawlins, J. 7. Precinct No I one DARK BAY
HORSE, near lG hands hight years old, heavy
name and tail, blaze face some saddle and harness
marks,3 white feet PAGER valued az 800. Also
one LIGHT BAY MARE, 10 years old, 10 hands
high, blaze face, both Jeff feet white, branded on
right shoulder, has yearng colt both valued at
so Also one ? yutr old BAY HORSE COLE, not
branded; vslued Mt $50. iu:Jt
Reported 10 me as estrays by Lewis i. Long
s. S. JONES. CC.C.D.C.T.
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A Boston poet says: 81 have a
lingering love, l own, for an old
doctrine held by some, that wo-
mans trucst sphere is found within
tho hallowcd walls of homo. But
whom the babc alarmed the house
by rolling hcadlong down the stairs,
Where's Mrs. Jones :? | cried to
Ann, with hands appraised in blank
despair. She's ut the rink, replied
the haih, "a ridin' the velocy-
padC y"
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,,az-The bailey Troupe will commence .

p5-The bailey Troupe will commence q
series Of ihcir popular entertainments In
this city on Monday night, on which oeea'
sion, besides songs, dances, negro dellnea'
lions, ETC., they will present the dialogue
of .'Tho Rough Diamond or, Country
Cousin In City Life" and the lively farce
Of "The Duclisi," in each Of which the
full strength Of the company will appear
The performances Of this Troupe are sPo'
ken Of in the highest terms by the press
wherever they have been presented, and
We think we hazard nothing In promising
our citizens n treat under the big tent Of
the Baileys.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-10

D@. Hogs with tails that curl, hogs with
tails that don't curl worth q cent, and hogs
with tails cut off or driven up continue to
stir up tho pestilont fcculenoy of that mas
ty pool on Main street, opposite our Office.
The pool don't smell at all like the "garlen
of roses by Bcndcmerc's stream" and the
dog-days are not far off. Arc the city dads
all dead? What arc the lives of dozen
good citizens compared with the comfort
tho loose porkcrs about town derive from
wallowing in the liquid of that fever hole?
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c..anrra,isa ,lss,isE.

rLs fAaHLss q Chsisi ia NsIiAs'a f.s.s, as
s.t.siaii, thass il csliin, i.aiias .Hi h.slsa-s
ssaaii.s as Tslsssiei - SGD tifssfss,f ~.
,,,.g.tiaa Nsstins. - b. hsli a. itas"' ,stlle
..aaI, u sasatssHrs fsiAays lostiesA NJ. lf..i.
The sui IasIi's dss d Aagusi nrAi, IT, s's',' ~
ni.-,,,,, " NJ. malt,
h"e n u. a, FOLLY,
Jaly ). isO9-ialtl D. tLnAA'
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Arrivals at the crutcLIcld House for the week end.
lnr JulN 70. tkJn

ing July y, itUa.
"S-~"c.I~~.O 49, ~.--~y~~ ~-~~~~,-
CRUTcurIELD lIoUsE-vr JANIS {. pAEELrr.
Il. G. Jones' Cape Girardeau, Mo-; +. T.
Curzca, Illinois; George S. Pool, II. +.
Gilchust, C. NJ. Hamilton, independence,
Mo-; r. c. Foster, Elilabcihtown; /. d.
Hardy, ]. l.. llOfner, Bryan W. d. Daven.
port, waxahachie; VIM. II. Jewel, Vicks-
btrg, Miss Id, y. Ware, St. Louis, Mo-;
john LANCE GSrmany Frank, Balyon,
Italy 7. n. Willis, California; A. Heiden-
hamcr, Galveston; c. W. Jones, L. Harvey,
Miss; }, W. Cheatham, Huntsville A. L.
McHunscy, b. Cain, Waco; Capt. c. II.
Campbell, Lieut.. llcntig, u. S. A.; J. 7.
Watkins, Mansfield, Tex; 10. Jim Hunter,
N. Y; NJ. d. Ilighsmith, W. ii. Wheeler,
Galveston; Maj. J. NJ. Brandon, Galveston
Michael Ash, W. NJ. Lacy, David Mage,
Palestine; George d. Campbell, Navasota ;
.. A. Stilh, Galveston; J.. NJ. Ranuvater,
Bryan; JEFF, Chandler VIM. D. Look, Jas.
b. Toolc, VIM. II. Bartlett ST. Joseph, Mo-;
Alr H. Isaacson. ...
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-10

BD~Aitcntion is called TO the advertise
ment in to.day's paper Of DR.. J. NJ. Brow
der who spent several days in our city
last week. lie showed us some certificates
Of the success of his practice in llcndcrr-
son and Navarro counties, and says that
hc can produce many moro from persons
living in Smith and the adjoining coun-
tics. Ills residence is % miles north OF
Starrvillc, Smith county, where hc may be
consulted by letter or personally.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-10
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-10

BdsrIt is contemplated to erect two large,
well arranged and we'll furnished buildings
in the city of Dallas expressly for school
purposes. by all means let the desks be
an improvement on the old style, and the
seats should be better shaped and more
comfortable.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-10

eDrThe Police Court of this county has
bsen in session for several days this week,
IL being the regular term for July.
We learn that the subject Of the Jail was
discussed, and postponed until next week.
There were three bids put in, from one Of
which, we presume, a selection will be made
during the adjourned session next week.
The Ferry question was also again
brought before the Court by the presenta-
ton Of long petition from citizens Of the
county; and after discussion The orler. Of
April last revoking that Of the January
term, was set aside, 80 the matter. now
stssds as made by the January term that
lis, all sififeas the county are permitted
20 cross all the ferries in the county free,
either on horse back or on foot. All persons
living out Of theeOnnty pay pay regular
fsrriage, and those living in the county
pay for wheeled vehicles.
Several other matters Of public impOr-
fsnee we're discussed, among them the sub
sect Of bridges but nothing vas done.