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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-03
SYTATE OF WISCONSIN-IowA Cow.

VIVA Ii OF NlSIiONSlN-IOWA COCN-
~ ty Circuit Court. Adam Miller, plantitag anst
~ Michael McGowen and Mary McGowen his wife,
defendants. On reading the affidavit of Adam Miller
the plaintiff in this action, whereby the facts appear
the Court that the above action is brought by the
plaintiff and is pending in said Circuit Court, to
procure a portion of certain lands owned by the
plaintiff and the defendant Michael McGowea as ten
ants in common, and in which said lands the said de-
PENDANT Michael McGowen has an interest of the un
divided one part thereof, and the defendant, Mary
McGowen has interest in said undivided half part
as the wife of said Michael McGowen of contingent
right of dowr therein, and that the said defendants
non-residcnts of this State and cannot be found
therein and residents of the State of Tennessee
Ordered, on motion of Reese Mulks, attorneys for
the plaintiff that the said defendants Michael Nc
Gowen and Mary McGowen appear aud answer the
complaint of the plaintiff in this action, which has
been filed IN the office of the Clerk of the said Cir
cult Court before tho LIST day OF February, 1876
that this order lie served personally ui.on said de-
PENDANTS. that, in lieu thereof, tho same be pub
lished for four successive weeks, in each week.
in the Codgeville CHRONICLE, or weekly newspaper
published in Dodgcville, in said county The fol-
lowing is description of the premises whereof
portion is sought, VIZ: The southwest quarter OF
the south west quarter of section thirteen, and the
southeast quarter of the northeast quarter OF sec
ton twenty three, all in township number seven
north of range number two east of the fourth prin
cipa meridian in Iowa county, in the State of Via
consin. Dated Nov. 10, 1869.
ALEX. WILSON,
104wn County Judge, Iowa Co.. Wis.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-03

NTRAY CATTLE.-TaScn up by the
~ Catholic Church in the town of Ridgeway on the
18th of November, 1863, red yearng heifer, mar
on one car white on one hind quarter. Also, a red
steer calf: no tifica marks The owner is request
ed to call, prove property, pay charges and take
them away. LDh ARD K1AN'
Rlgcway Nov 90 1S60-11wi#n
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-03

SOLDIERS CLAIM AGENCY.
EGHGEyIELE, WIS.
Collects back pay for discharged Soldiers, Bounty
None, aud back pay for heirs OF deceased Soldiers.
Pension certificates procured, Bounty claims settled
Mt prices established by Law.
nly6tf SAMUEL W. REESE, Atty
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-03
TWO FURNITURE STORES,

One at the old stand at the north endof Main street
and tho other door north Of Spang Stratman's
lowest. Dhgeville, just received and will keen
stanty on hand large and well selected lot Of furhi-
ture Of all kinds lie has the best and largest as
sortnlent of C0FFfNS ever brought To- Dodgevillc
has and will keep constantly hand all sizes
Of
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-03

IOWA ENCAMPMENT, No. 81, I. o. o. #, meets in
/ Odd Fellows Hall, first building south of the
Court House every2d and 4th Tuesday evening ofeach
month. &. w. SNOW, c. p.
W. N. BISHOP, Scribe.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-03
I. O. O. F.

TNODGEvILL LODGE, No. III, meets in Odd Eel
ID lows Hall, first building south of Court Honse,
every Saturday at u O'clock Members visiting the
village are invited to attend.
0. P. ASHLEY, N. G..
w.. ABBOTT, Secretary
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-03
AVOCA HOUSE.

npPOsITE,THE RAILROAD DEP0T-Just open,
u cd by p. J. McGraw. This house has been fitted
sp in the latest style, with every accommodation
or travellers or boarhers by the day week. Also
he best accommodations for teams.-4f
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-03
COBB 81 LIKENS

TTORNE YS A T L A W.
MINERAL POINT, WIS,
General Cobb will attend each regular term
Court at Dodgevle. - :.
OGes IN Lenahan's new block, High Street. 15-tf
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-03

recover.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-03
WETALLTC COEFINS.

He has the largest and beet assortment of COFFIN
TRIMMINGS, including emblems of the dleren,
ders societies offered in this part Of tho
State lie is prepared to manufacture fur iiture tn
order the shortest notice and in the bost STYLE
All work WARRANTED.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08
xv;,i,oui a Good Digestion

All other tempors, blessings are "on'Pora'hey
worthless. The dyspepiic millionaire VINO mas :.
all tho potious Of the medical profession In valn Anu
believes his complaint to be incurabe, would give
half his fortune to 10 freed from tho horrors Of ndi-
cestion, and thus enabled to enjoy tho other half
or course he r0ud.
Perhaps IIOsTETTER'S STOMACH D1TTERS
has been recommended to such sufferer. Possibly
he has turned from the friend who made the sug-
gostion with asneer ntimating that no has no faith
in any opatent medicines" fthis has been the
case. 80 much The ,sor.e for him. His increduity
dooms him to lifo Of misery. All the Injuries which
wealth can purchase are at his command. Not one
of them can give him pleasure. His own Irrational
obstinacy is his bane. gH. Jtr
Tho masses, happily for themselves, are less skep
tical. There is such thing as bgoted "nbei'ef' as
welIas bigote! creduliiy and golden mean between
the two, which men and women who are gifted with
common sense adopt and profit by These arc the
class that patronize and recommend HOsTETTEhs
BITTERS. whydo they approve this famous ANTI
dysBep,ic and anti bilious preparation Simply be-
cause they have not been too much the slaves OF
scnseless prejudice to give 1t fair trial, and have
found that when all other tonics, stimulants and
stomachics failed, 1t produced the desired effect.
"striks, hut hear" said the Roman sage, when
his ignorant enemies were assaing him. "Doubt,
but try" says the man who has been cured Of ndi-
gestion Jiliousness, or intermittent fever BY the
Bttcrs as he relates his experience Of the medicine
to his Invalid friends Whoever 10 so welded to his
own foregone theoretical conclusions, as to decline
to test the properties Of medicine endorsed ny the
testm ony Of intelligent men in every walk Of lite
and approved by the people at large, deserves to
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08
EsTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY,

REPORTED to me as estrays BY Lewis R. Long,
County Commi ssioner. the following annials viz:
One DARK IRON GRAY BOISE, with small
bell on years did, branded on the LETT shoulder
one BAY ROAM MARE, years old, branded on
the rishr shoulder o, star In the forehead.
ons OLD WHITE HORSE, 1o'or ID years old.
I3l;3t1 Sc r.r.orrfH.. 4 t.-gI ss .I
reported to me as estrays BY Lewis u. Long,
County Con missone -. III
4 one sORREI. MARE, asons u years old. II hands
high, star forehead, saddle marked, and branded
BAY MARE, about 0 years old, about II hands
bieb. branded on the len hip indescribably, len
hind foot white, star in the forehead. Also, one
In hind not ~hIfe len fsreSoot scared fUm rope
or boobies, star IN forehead, FAX name and tail,
right eye out, had common sizcd hell. siirrup
leather collar, BUCKLE tied on with leather string
Reported 20 me Is esi.ys by L. B. webb, County
ons cREAncoLoREp HORSE. IL or - year,
old. brrnded AB connected, on lbe VEN shoulder,
ORE GRAY MARE, 10 rsurs old. BRAIDED y d on the
N shoulder One R0AE MARE. years Old,
brzndei Lon the riEht shoulder. One sOkkEL
COLT, years old. One BROWN COLI, year Old
one POET HOBsE. q yerrs Cd. brrnded l. oser
oh on the len shpuldcr. oDe STRAWBERRY
ROAM HOESE, yesrs old, brzrdsd on the len
stlsulasr 9 l9ts hsrds nigh Two ys1riine edits,
on. BRIGHT BAL ssa he othsy DARK BAY.
Ops CHESTNUT sOREEL WARE. 70 yrsrs ga,
br.ua-d A Uu the IN hip One BLACK MARE,
hrand-t On the In shoulder, yearH Old. One
BAT FLlEI, sy..e - t5ssd4 K one Di-s
- tbs right shpuldeE- One cHEsTSgI epRkkL
BUksE Pony. year, elt. br.Ddsd % N.
rirht shpuId-r. and right hir- fs75t
TAErN rpby w1ll.r Af.rfr, snf esfrsyrd -
eIs cror sTh 80 n-d-rtfi n ~, rirht ~ trssd-
= - =. - hiP' I'd srindls' 1ot'-J io'ss-.e sp
''''''' s. S. JONES, c.c.C.D.c.T.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

Maj. J.R Harper, of this county,
who has just returned from Jacks
boro, informs us that the officers,
quarters at the latter place, have
just been completed.
Tho town is improving very fast,
and business has been quito brisk.
There arc five fourishing business
establishments, onc.ten-pin alley and
a billiard saloon. Y T. III
They have two small academies, a
we'll attended Sabbath School and
Divine service every Sunday.
% The Major says tho "Flea" is gain
ing quito a name in the far west.
1t is printed, for the present, at
Weathcrford, however, and dated
at Jacksboro, where il is circulated,
and where the editor resides.
Col. Uorris has been superseded by
Gen. Oakes. The former takes COM
mand ofthe troops stationed at Greer
Vile Denton Monitor, May LIST.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE.-ln country
towns. where there IRE no FIRE engines, the
careful aad har.sccing merchant, mechanic
and indeed every housckecpcr, will take
every prceaatiop to guard against that de-
structiNe element, fire, that comes as o
thief in the night, aud robs one Of months
and years Of bard tell. We arc led TO this
remark by the advertisement Of "Thc US.
Fire Exti1guisher, which will be found in
our columNs. This little machine is per-
feot preventive Of large fires, and being
always ready for use, occupying but few
inches space in some corner, perfectly
harmless, and can be used by a child,
should be in the house Of every one. See
advertisement on fourth page.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

DY-The weather during the week has
besR very pleasant generally, though quite
warm in the days from IL ill 8. Il has
been appropriate for May aud vernal
weather may nod be said to have fairly sci
in. Il Is a pretty thought that eOntem-
plates Spring as youlh clothed in aOw-
Ing mantle Of green silk, interviewer with
flowers, a chnplet Of roses on his head, q
wind-aower in his hand, and rfimroses,
viole,s and rimprrnrls blushing at his
feet ...
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08
THE STATE OF TEXAS

tn fbe Sheriff or ann Constable oil
NIL Tonnt,, 2roet;no
Do''oo Co""'5 o,''."9
"HEREAS, Samuel Uni, administrator
w of the estate OF Thomas Branson,
deceased, who resides in Dallas county,
in the State Of Texas, has filed in the clerks
Office of the District Court OF Dallas coun,
ty, Texas, his petition praying judgment
against Richard A. Nance, for the amount
of promissory note executed by the said
Nance, on the 31st day OF January, AID.
1868, TO Thomas Dranson or order for the
sumsof three thousand dollars, due and
payable on or before the 10Th day Of March,
AID. 1868, with twelve per cent, and for
value received. Plaintiff further alleges
that said note was executed as the consid-
GRAFTON for one undivided one-haif Oh
certain 800 acre tract Of land, and also
one undivided half interest of certain
mill, mill fixtures, etc. situated thereon.
Said land described as being on Pleasant
Run Greek, in Dallas county, beginning at
the Southwest corner Of Francis Brigance
800 acre survey; thence running North
30' West 344 yaras; thence south pr
West 1874 varas -nence Sootn % , nss,
1874 varas ihence nor.n w Has
varas TO the place oil beginning; ana aiso
praying for the enforcement oil inc vendor
lien, and sale OF said land ana miii inter,
ests for the payment o. sa s no,e ana ne
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

There piiil.saphT b. heed
shaking itisan Dad uaiian oifh sfaa
ser. llEiFfs "a Ffr-siuH a. the dfs fti
Ia shieh yun aTu appreciated % -
t5emei There is varsity u ne.
th0is al thaking hanis, aCoOTdins
20 TIE Temperament, disposition, q
Orcasion. S0me ssiS9 year hand
gilh an esTnesi grssP-s,ne foos eN-
tended ,-and holding y0uT eys viii
their own. Saeh Is the salaiaiion
u the jolly tar, ready 10 share "lhs
last slOg in the locker" with the
81. auser Ofthe hour. Others, again,
seize your hand with as much frenzY,
and MAY meSn as well toward yoai
bat they do not look directly az y0u,
bot pass Your checks, with eyes
steadily sst, as il looking for some
andehhed ghosliiRess beyond, aud
seeming 10 converse with the same
Others gave too great a show Of fer
veRcy 10 the saiulaii0n, causing
your fingers 10 single with paini you
invOlanlarily glance az your injured
hand, expecting i 10 bo compressed
into one hOrrld, bruised, extended
index finger. Others add 10 lhls
exhibition Of muscular power by
swinging your hand up aud down
a sort OF inIimaliOn that they are
about TO "pump"you. A lew come
so close 10 you that you can feel
their breath upon your face; others
seem 10 DO experimenting on the
greatest distance at which tho salu'
tation can DO exchanged, Some
dainiily Offer you the tips OF their
fingers; IL means either that they
consider themselves your superior,
or that they are not disposed 10 DO
especially generous, Others, again,
take your whole hand, even endan.
gcring the immaculate whiteness Of
your wristbands. Tho most agreea-
bic shake Of tho hand 10 that mean.
ing, welcome grasp, warm, but not
painful In pressure, which stands
guarantee TO the sympathetic look
and kindly.spokcn word. The most
abominablc Misunderstanding is lazy, lis.
tloss ofiering,gi no pressure, and
averso 10 receiving any. We have
shaken hands with such persons,
and the memory oft has annoyed us
for an hour aftcrward. Ii was like
touching n wet dishcloth, or a cold,
quivcring frog. An embarrassing
shake of the hand is, when the party
grccts you hcsitaingly, yet slightly,
as if he felt guilty Of boldness, or
was not quito sure that he had not
boon misled by q resemblance. 1t
is awkward rs pause in CONVERSE
ton. Perhaps, to young lovers tho
quiet, half.unintcntional contact OF
hands is most pleasan-tbat soft,
restlessncss-that deli
cious remaining at loves dictat-
tion-that faint attempt at withdra-
wal at proprlety's suggcstion-that
electrical thrill Of contact which
fires tho veins, modulates tho
voice, colors tho checks, adds
brightness to the lips. How many
mon, profound in philosophy, bril-
liant In scholarship, high in social
position, have sat for hours in the
still moonlight, holding in thoir
hand the soft hand of a woman,
their thoughts idly borne off by a
fitting leaf, or trill of a bobolink?
Who can say that they wore not all
the better for it? Cannot the lion DO
in love? |t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

.taInf imporiaHt iisrsirh YES o.
f.Irsl lY neil irru liayamo. Gaia
tHart Nalinstain, toumanifr 0I
ihs Spanish i0rtes in She Lasiofn
4 Iaftmsnt has issued . pro, lama
iion. aheroofihs following are The
thiuf fraiures
1T. Ivoy native male over 10
years " ago, fbund away IRON his
rtsideuto WithOat sufficient cause
will b. executed.
"a. livery uninhabitei dwelling,
aIi every inhabited dwelling, where
white flag is undlspiayed, will DO
reduced 10 ashes,
All women away from their
house will come 10 BoyamO or
JiQuanie, or they will BE- brought by
force. This proclamation Is dated
Boyamo, April Slh,
WAsHiNGI0N, April 2s,-liOn, q,
w, Pasehal has published a pam
phlol addressed 10 the people offeN-
as, ia which he gives history Of his
political connection with, and his
services 10 Texas, discusses tho poll,
teal issues, and announces himself
candidate for the United States
SenalOrshlp. The Judge declares
In favor OF the ratification Of the
new constitution by the people Of
Texas; the election Of none but Re
publieAns 10 State offices and 10
Congress; the ratification Ofthe l2ih,
nth and 18th amendments 10 the
U. s. constitution; an enlarged sys-
ten Of internal improvements, so
rs TO connect St. Louis, Cairo, Mem
phis, Vieksburg, New Orleans mad
tho Gulf Of Mexico with tho Pacific
Ocean, by ono or moro Southern
Pacific Railroads, and TO aid in this,
no would have Texas TO sell 0,OOO,.
900 OF acres of its public domain to
tho United States; no fayors tho
election Of Andrew J. Hamilton as
Governor of Texas. These things
being done, tho Judge favors the re-
moval of tho disabilities Of every
friend Of the Government; he oppo-
scs tho aL mitio doctrines Of the do
struction Of Texas, and plants him.
self squarcly against tho divisions
of that great State; favors tho al
mission Of New Mexico and tho In.
dian Territory into tho Union as
States, as carly as practicable, aud
for that purpose and building the
Pacific Railroads, would ccde part
of Toxas to-the .DuIed States.
WtsfnSGToA, April 30.-Bout.
wen returned; full Cabinet except
Crcsswoll.
Monitor Saugus goes into dry
dock at Norfolk Tuesday; after
receiving repairs joins tho Gulf
squadron.
The President has appointed Al
fred Sanford, supervising Inspector
of Steamboats, for tho 4th District.
Tho last Spike on the Pacific Rail
road will DO driven on Monday,
each blow of the sledgc is to be re-
corded by ovory telegraph onlco
throughout the country.
DR.. Brink delivered Mexican dis
patches TO the President yesterday.
they were considered in Cabinet to-
day; the utmost secrecy was obser-
we'd in regard to their character.
In tho appeal case of Clark, Dodge
& Co., against decision Of assessor
Webster Commissioner virtually
sustains Webster, this decision in
creases brokers tax, in Now York,
about ten million dollars.
The Cabinet considered the South
ern elections to-day. Nothing trans
pired.
New York, April 3O.-Money
easy, 6 to 7; sterling, 81; gold 1349;
governments dull, 62's, 2l4.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

wASTED-Seventy-fve young men, Of
all shapes and sizes, from the tall, graceful
dandy, with hair enough on his upper lip
to stuff a buggy cushion, down to the stiff
necked, freck faced, bow-legged, carrot
headed mpstart. The object is to start o
gaping corps, to be in attendance at the
-churcl-doors in Dallas, on each Sabbath
before the commencement of divine SER
vice, rsnd at the close, 10 stare at the ladies
as.thy enter and leave the church, and to
make delicate and gentlemanly remarks
about their persons and drcss-to soy this
Is AJake Noodles gall and that is Bill
Ilimberheads. All who wish TO join this
gallant corps will meet at the various
churches Of The city tomorrow morning,
where they will be duly enrolled, their
several pcculiarities noted, and their utter
dsstitution Of brains recorded in a book
for the purpose. Apply promptly, as sew
er.y-fiye will be ample to fill the corps.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

Row.-A ferco interview took
place between Jack Hamilton and
Attorney General Hoar on Tuesday
last, and the following conversation
is said to have occurred:
Hamilton-"I called, Mr.. Attor-
ney General to inquire whether it is
true that you intend to appoint Mr..
- for the Texas -"
Attorney General-"Ycs sir; I
have already made out his nomina.
tion." &
Hamilton-Then, I think, it is my
duty to say that he is bad man,
and not fit to hold Office"
Attorney General-"I had heard
that you were opposed to him, and
was not surprised, as l also hear
that you are going over to the Cop
perheads." ~
Hamilton-"G-d d-n you, or
any man who impugns my political
motives. Where were you when
the war was raging? What were
you doing that justifies your bla,
tant Unionism today? Dispensing
the only law you notwithstanding
sets law whilst I was risking my
life in behalf of the Union. AS you
do not know what is decent or well
bred in your intercourse with gen.
tlemen, l will not trouble you fur
ther, but will 60 to your master"
So saying Jack struck off, leaving
the respectable Massachusetts pcti-
logger in q bewilderment Of rage
and astonishment and proceeding
to the White House laid tho case
before Grant and had the appoint
meht annulled. 1t is said Jack is
pretty certain to be elected Cover
nor of Texas, and this interview
will not set him back much.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


AHi,.i. al ne FIssrlsl ss'',s ~ ils ssst saaisi
Mag 2, lseA
6RUTCnTiELp ii0rsh-sI saNhs . s,skiHt,
Nv, Oslsshy, Planet u. }, kins, Gee
W. Pehdlsieh, }. A. Lam, Mahahsehis
Geo, frAaksl, bryan Ciiyi ". H. shsT'
msa, L. d. Martha. Pleasant Rani %, u
Nance, Dallas co. iiaat Kelly, Weather
fsrdi Capt. n, A, Raslihs, John hahan,
\. Morris, Pleas, Tsylsr, }, 5, Halter, l-an'
easter; Jane. Martha, Sayshsi 4. q,
slebaugh, Geo, W. Moon, Honey Grove J.
y. Moen, California; Col. O. q. Wslsh,
ChA.. ". Gsers, Dehioni Capt. W. A. Raj
fsrly, DR.. y. A. Holiday, U. 5. A. u. %,
Carrier, Rowlslti ThOs, !. Buyley, James
Roufard, n. l.. Ehos, ltahoi Andy Burile,
Wild Woods, Texas James Montgomery,
AiabAmai Lake Johnson, Paris, rsrss.
CITY norEL-sr Ir,TOs . I0Hssos.
s@-iSo report birnishsd.SGSa .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IIoIIewny's Ointment and PiiIs.-con-
stipRtlon and Piles arc complaints often found In
conjunction. In fact, Costivcncss 49, generally
speaking, the cause Piles, Both cause and effect
vanish under the operation Of HoLLowAr's remedies
Tho OINTMENT completely removes tho local Infama.
tion and stops the hcmorrhodal discharge; and the
PILLS. by renewing all distractions from the bowels,
without pa in or rrtationf prevent return Of the
disorder. Sold by all Druggist.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

FLEUR DE MAI.-The Herald returns the
thanks Of oil hands-not excepting those
of Ledru Gouffe, the Devil--for o large
basketful Of superb roses, buds, and other
things Of beauty from Floras fragrant
.girdlc, from the gardens of our venerable
fellow-countyman Jefferson Peak. The
flowers were indeed very fine, evincing ex-
.quisite skill and taste on the part Of the
florist who cultivated and the person who
.culled them. We are glad I, know that
the culture Of lowcr-gardens is not con-
fined to the city, but is extensively prac-
aiced throughout the county of Dallas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08
49, Charles ii. was shaved

n.i;- Charles II. was shaved
every day by a SS::rber vic was a
wag, and to whom the merry mon
arch allowed considerable license.
One day the facotious tonsor remark.
cd that he must be the most loyal
and the most powerful man in the
three Kingdoms; for every morning
he took his majesty by the nose and
handled his throat, and yet did him
no harm. "Odds fish p quoth
the king, is that SO? There is
treason in the thought. You shall
shave me no more" And poor Sud-
dlechops lost the custom Of White.
hall for good. tttg YntLag. q
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08
uTho work goes bravelv0on" Last

Tho work goes DraSeiyvon 1ast
Saturday, officer Goods and his
posse returned bringing with thcm
William Beard another of thedespe-
radoes who have been disturbing
the peace and quiet of the country.
Beard is said 10 have belonged. TO
the Lee party, for any member Of
which a thousand dollars reward
has been offered. He was captured
over in the Nation, and brought to
this place, turned over 10 q military
escort, and conveyed TO Headquar-
tiers at Greenville. Such energy as
has been recently displayed if it is
continued will rid the country of
bad men, and peace, quiet and pros
periay, will soon reign supreme.
$500 FSbsrmsB Courier.