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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-05-19
SUNDRIES.


Our friends up on the Bottom, at
Circleville, have been amusing them
selves by cock-fghting.
The people of Jasper, Pike county,
have got all the liquor shops Of that
place dried up.
VIM. Rogers, a grocery merchant
of Chillicothe, was drowned in the
Scioto River last week.
Christian Hum, of Colerain town.
ship, Ross county, was killed by the
kick of a horse
Tho Democrats will hold their
State convention at Columbus on
Wednesday, June lst.
Mr.. Milligan, member ofthe Legis-
lature from Monroe county, was kicked
by a horse and his arm broken, and his
shoulder smashed. 1t is thought he
will die.
The lightning struck a clock III
the house ofFrederick Sibbrel, Adams
county, tearing it to pieces, and melt
ing portions of it. The family escaped
injury.
The last number of the Brown
County Neps contains the announcement
of 80 Democratic candidates for the
Office of Sheriff, 2 for Prosecuting At
torney, and for Commissioner
Two brutes-Englishmen, named
Mace and Allen, had a prize fight near
New Orleans last week. They fought
ten rounds, when Aliens shoulder was
found to be dislocated, and Mace was
declared victor.
Peter Darst, of Carr's Run, Meigs
county, had horse that refused to pull
his load. DarSt loOped cord around
the horses tongue, tied the cord 10 the
wagon and started the other horses,
and thus pulled the animals tongue out
by the roots.
"A fast young man in Columbus
seduced several girls. Among them
were two sisters. He married one Of
them, but refused to live with her. One
of the girls died. Fast young man
killed one of the babies and threw it
into the grave yard. Fast young man
in Jail for murder
There was quite destructive fire
al Macarthur last week, The billiard
room Of John Jones, with most of its
contents, were destroyed. Loss $4,000.
Also, Mr.. Reddsbuildlngs, loss "a, 900.
o. Dowd g. Son, lost large building,
with goods, to the amount Of some
$500. No insurance.
Another is fool gone, Wm,Stewart,
ofLsbsnon, Monroe county, killed him
self in the good old way. He took his
gun to shoot a rat He wanted to see
if the gun was loaded, so he pushed
back the hammer of the lock with his
foot, while he blowed into the muzzle
to find If it was loaded. He found that
it was. The family hearing the gun
20 of, rushed out, and found what
brains he had, running out of his mouth
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-05-19

By recent Statute, the term Of Office
of all county Auditors has been extend
ed until November, and consequently
there win be no Auditor elected in this
county until October 1871, and Mr.. Ba-
ker will continue in Office until Novem-
her 1871.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-05-19

HIeHwAY RoBBERY. About eight
o'clock last night daring highway rob
berry was committed by a scoundrel who
attacked an old man, knocked him down
and beat him. lie then robbed him of a
watch, which was found in his possess
ion few minutes later by officer SroKE-
LY who succeeded inarresting the often
der and locking him up in the watch
house. He will be brought before the
Mayor this morning.--Prtsm0u& Tri6.
une,
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"WANTED TO know the wherea-
bouts of one Amacfarland of the Ports
mouthtribune and Obchapman of the
Pomeroytelegraph, When last seen
they were leaving Marietta under high
head of steam, bearing west by south,
and were supposed to be in hot pursuit
of the steamboat Charmer. AS near as
can be remembered, Obc. had on an
antedeluvian satchel and a yard OF
"boloney," while Amacf. wore few
Boston crackers and other necessary
condiments. 1t is the impression that
they are now somewhere in the vicinity
of the Pomeroy Salt Works, waiting
for the "next train" Any information
concerning them will be gladly well
coined by the President of the o. V.
E. U.-ChillicOthe Register
We fear there has been foul play
some where. 1t is said that McFar.
land has got home, but the Telegraph
of last week made no mention of Chap.
man. The Middleport Press says that
Mcfarland was seen in Pomeroy on
Monday. He made threats against
Chapman some time ago Let Nc. be
arrested at once, on suspicion,
Chapman was a spare made man,
some forty-ive years of age, rather
stoOp shouldered, light complexion,
thin face, whiskers of pale clay color,
turning white. He had a bunch OF
white pansies tied up in handkerchief
He was an incessant talker and if alive,
is talking. If found, and lie Is not
talking, it is pretty certain that he
must be dead.
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Re-Arrest of ShufTIim-Ind dicted
for Murder i'm the First Degree.

for Murder i'm the First Degree.
The Grand Jury, at the present term,
having found bill ofindictment Of mur-
der in the first degree, against Emanuel
Shufiin, charged with killing Walter N.
Burke, was arrested on Thursday on a
capias issued by the Court. Mr.. Shuffiin
having been recognized to court on a
charge of manslaughter, was under bail
for $4,000 tor his appearance at conrt
the present term. The offense tor which
he has been indicted, being of higher
grade, and not usually ballable, he was
committed to jail. Portsmouth Times.
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New barber ShOP-A White bar.
ber ArriV ed.

A German Barber named Charles
Miller has came to the village and will
open a first class Barber Shop within
two or three days. Those wishing any
thing done in the barbering line in the
best style should give him a Call,-Ac-
Arthar EnduireT t
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-05-19

CENSUS TAKERS. Marshal HiCken-
looper has appointed the foil owing per-
sons in Jackson county to take the
census: Moses Morgan, Thomas Pat
terson, WIS Schellenger and Johnson
Wndn
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-05-19

"A German named Peter Geib,
committed suicide in Columbus by
hanging himself with small cord,
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Attachment Notice,

Davis Macllley, Plaintiff !
against
NJ. g. II. Frank, Defcndants.)
Before D. W. Winfough, j. p, Of Lick town.
ship, Jackson county, Ohio.
On the 18th day of May, A. D. 1870, said Justice
issued an order of attachment in the above ac-
ton, for the sum of two dollars.
DAVIS MAcKLEY.
Jackson May 10, lS7O-3w.
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GalLipOIis, Macarthur & Columbus
RAILROAD.

In pursuance of resolution of majority of
the CorporatOrs of the Gallipolis, Macarthur and
Columbus Railroad Company, adopted at a meet
ing of the Corporators in the town of Macarthur,
notice is hereby given that ON
MONDAY, JUNE 20, A. D.. 1870,
at 9 o'clock, A. NJ, Books will be opened at the
following named places, for the purpose of re-
ceiylng subscriptions TO the Capital Stock of the
Gallipols, Macarthur and Columbus Railroad
Company, to-wit:
At the First National Bank of Gallipolis, in tho
Town of Gallipolis, in the county of Gallia.
At Keystone Furnace in the county Of Jack
son.
At the Vinton County Bank, in the Town Of
Macarthur, in the county of Vinton
Atthe Offlce of G. w. James, in the Town Of
Logan, in the county of Hocl1ing-all in the
State of Ohio.
Said Books will be kept open from day to day,
between the hours of o'clock, A. NJ, and
o'clock, 2. NJ, until the requisite amount OF
stock shall be subscribed
By order of the Corporators, at the town Of
Macarthur, the llth day of May, 1870.
DAN. WILL Pres't.
WIN. SHROBER, Secy Mayl9-5w
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-05-19

In our accounts of the Marietta con-
vention, we had little to say of the night
meeting. The following, from the
Chillicotho Register, is about as correct
an account Of it as we have seen:
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-05-19

WEDDING CARDS
Printed in good style at the Standard oalOs
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-05-19

MOUSTACHES %ssiss 9essss to gESE FsSus u .sn, ~
or 50 cts. Address IL. RICHARDS, BOX SeSs
Sew York p. ..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-07
OBITUARY.

Died, in Baflas, Texas, April 29th 1870,
FRANCES ELIZABETH TRAUGHBER;
aged s years, months and 4 days.
The flower is cnt down in its earliest
Llooff-a siir of parental hope has set ere
! it approached its zenith. To bury a dear
child is a cup of the veriest bitterness that
parents could drink. but earthly sorrow,
even the deepest, while 1t chastens, should
purify. Our little of.es, as while here they
closely link us, when gone, should bind us
more strongly in hope and faith. Religion
teaches that God will restore the lost where
pain ffeter invades aud death never comes.
I'VE mingle our tears with those Of the be-
reaved. remembering that though this is
the night Of grief, joy Comes with che NOR
ming. a fRIESD.
Died, in Dallas, of pneumonia April q,
1870, MATIlILDE CoIIE4,s "a the 12ih
year Of her age.
This iftils girl, Kind ahdiesker5is in
her intercourse with her. friends. aud
schooin5ates, obedient and respectful 10 her
instructors, was universally esteemed.-
Deerfy interested n her books, she had
made mosfrpPd ff6sftss g sEs-sebOOl.
and Ecs alwsys in place II Sabbftli School
MaIhiffe was the ellest ehild-her death,
the first in that family circle. The deaih.
and fIaf, TOO OF The eldest, we are prone
10 regard as Che btavies: Of all bereave
ments; yet. there may BE in store for Us
heavier afhiction. God has given rs onr
little ones. lie VIII caH fof fhen, NbeH' =
ssemsfh good They lie down in deafh bat
wake up in-itfs--tbey vacate their places
s.nong rs. bfi rs to 6iIhieher ones in hat
better life. Nay The Faibcr deal gently in
fbese dsys Of cur oslfziiy. WIS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-07
MARRIED

At the residence of the brides father,
fE. p. Bryan, ESQ., in Dallas, Texas on
Thursday evening, May 9th, 1870, by the
Rev. W. II. SCALES, G. W. STEVENSON
NJ. D., and Miss SALLlE e. BRYAN; all
Of this city.
Dy-Jctfcrson Times and Republican will
please copy. ~
The above simple announcement chroni-
Giles the cmbarkation Of new couple on
the sea matrimonial. Love, Hope and the
good wishes of many friends are with
them now, and ever will attend them
May lie who walked, unsinking, the storm
swept waves of the sea of Gallilee-IIc
who bowls the Ocean in the hollow of His
hand-cvcr swell their sails with the gen.
tie trade winds of peace and joy, and new
er shipwreck them with the typhoon of
strife or the sirocco of sorrow.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-07

BS0"W notice with pleasure that Haynes
counters, shelves, and floors, in his large
and comDiBlious warerooms are now groan
ing under Inc weight Of his immense
stocks of new Spring and Summer Goods
embracing all varieties and styles for the
uses and wants of man, and he says he is
not only willing but fully able to furnish
all kinds of goods cheaper than any mer-
camille establishment in this city.
We have known Haynes long and well
and take pleasure in recommending his
house TO all our friends, ind Rfsw him tc
be a frst-elass merchant, strictly reliable
and good business man.
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Mcconnell Plow,
TO THE PUBLIC.

FgNHE undersigned wish TO say through
II the HERALD Of this week that they
have sent an order TO W. II. Walker s Co.,
of Louisville, Kentucky, from whom they
buy their entire stoek), for a still larger
stock than they have ever received hereto
fore in Dallas.
We intend to keep, as We have done in
the past, the very best articles in our
line-such rs Old Bourbon, Old Rye, and
Robinson County Whistles, Rum, Gin,
Brandies, and Wines,-fne smoking and
chewing tobacco. The best quality Of
cigars and selected candies, &C. &c, and
all we wish Of our customers is a confirm
ancs q past Tatr0naze, and we insure fl;-
turc satisfaction
We wish further to state 10 the people Il
Northern Texas, that on receipt Of OF
next gill We viii be able To fuI1ish Eliis-
kv dccorliag to the demand, as We sail
fiiea advertise ourselves as xholssale i 5nol
dealers.
Give ms . call AID rcme-aisr lie ''oiise
saio5h. Southeast Corner q The fuhiis
Il 5rafs. " FENulEY & MILLER.
baIiae April D. le7e-silg
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THE STATE OF TEXAS,
rnp,.rx. 80 ~ ann an,

TO Sheriff Of Tarront County, Greeting:
XOU are hereby commanded that you
4 summon Jcgsc Robinson, by rubllcE-
ton in the Dallas IIEkAJD, 4 Newspaper
published in tho town of Dallas Dallas
county, Texas, to, be and appear before the
Iloncrabls District Coitrt, 10 be holden in
the tSwn Of Fort Worth, in Tarrant county,
on the 1Itl Monday after the End Monday
in February, 1870 then and there to an
swer the petition of Cornelia A. Robinson,
in substance as follows, to-wit:
THE STATE OF TEXAS, |
COUNTY OF TARRANT.
In the Dis trict Court Spring Term, AID.
1870: To the Honorable A. d. Norton,
Judge of the Fifth Judicial District of the
State of Texas, holding Court in and for
the county CT TarrOnt in sGid State:
Your petitioner, Corhelia Robinson, who
resides in tie county of Tarrant, State of
Texas, complaining of Jesse Robinson,
whose residence is to your petitioner I'M
known, respectfully represents unto your
Honorable Court that heretofore, to-wit:
on the 18th day of August, 1866, Plaintiff
and Defendant were legally married in the
city Of Atlanta, in the State Of & eorgia,
that from the date of said marriage until
the 10th day Of january, 1869, Plaintiff
and Defendant lived together as. husband
and wife, Plaintiff always demeaning her.
self towards Defendant as kind and affec-
tionate wife, that Defendant had previous
" left Plaintiff for months at n time, lived
in adultery with otherwomen, during which
time he was cross some in his temper to-
wards Plaintiff, cruel in his treatment to
her, was guilty of great excuses, outrages
and cruel treatment TO the Plaintiff, and
on said 10th day Of January, 1862, he fin
ally abandoned plGiutiff altogether and
lived for q long time in adultery with an
OF er woman whose name is to the Plain
tiff unknown. Plaintiff AYERS that Defen-
dant has been guilty Of such excuses, cruel
treatment and outrages toward her as
would render them living together as hus-
band and wife altogether insupportable;
Plaintiff further AYERS that Defendant
abandoned her and lived in adultery with
another woman with the intention OF final
abandonment
wherefore the premises Citation, Plain
tif prafs for Citation and Defendant be
cited by publication in the Dallas HERALD
n newspaper published in the town Of Dali
las, IN INC county OF Dalihef huu CtaAc VI
Texas, as the law directs, and on final
hearing a decree Of divorce be granted an
nnliug the bonds Of marriage between this
Plaintiff and the Defendant, AMI for past
and for general relief and as "a duty bound
she viii ever pray, &C. 1880.
L. HOVENKAMP,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Herein fail moi but have you there this
writ, showing how you have executed the
sane
* Witness W. 3. Lsurnnse. Clerk
sTsAL Of tbe District Court Of Tarrani
Nv eonify Texas, viii he seal q
said CoEfI Bereuni5 afizei tbs 18th Day
4 Of April. A-D. 1870.
W. d. LAWR8NCE, County Clsfk.
II T. W. HAxS, Deputy.
April -, 1s70-s3fE
rriaicrs Zee, 50 o.. spec
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To consum..,sve.

The Advertiser. having hen rsfin1td y health N
fE ~rrks. ~ very simp's remrd ileI hasins
suffering several years With severe Jung af-ciirh'
and ff@r -sad disease. Co--n- rlon-is anxfeus 70
fnske knofn % his f-li0u-sunerers tte means q
curt- -.
10 al uiso desire q. hr vif s-nda r9fI ~ the
rsrcsrrirfiaE ss-i ffr-s e carrel, vih fhs irsr-
lions flr rIs1fIne nd ninE tl- s4I-e- 49, my
rrf fud SrrE Crrs Tur crzzr rrrl7-a AsfHH =
rrn-r1-r-rs. &C. The cff-rt n tlls niFtrii-er IN
.rrdifr r. frFsrrirfi1n "a to.1er-fi Re ficftds
"a ssrrd iisfnIafirr vlich b. r-nclirss % H. ~
ralu1hlt sod b. hrr.rs every rrt.rrtr vi ~ -
rinrfIr i I'll crst rlIrr rartlrz urc ny rrrrt
trrase adlrrrs Err- TnHAED A. NlLe0S,
Hiiiiar1si.1i--. King County 1ts lolk-
i'm. J.. 1s1J-.lIr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-07

nitif 0ssss Uifai ifNsfNfsisf
fsis o. sntf ftisftti ssf stit fiffttfa
iiiift h C.tnss Ne fts q taausf
10 81 uaaitifai RI ihs isisItHs n ~,
i.asnmtn A rsssr afitr snss hsfs
vaaii aarItai tsnFtulsuts ed hasl1sn
leg ifiui
iiaftt af nwnfsrsrtrirrs I
Nashiuriau. o. a. April 2h 1910 !
2. b. THieisfi a. i'siisf iiffsat
have jusi iuinrsi lhs f,si 0tss ~
rartmtui 10 isiiEuais ihs nHiss AZ yauT
Flass . Macy 0risr omss,
'Oy italy
INn. G. CnNNER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-07

4 FINE PREsESr.-we allude TO the
large dish Of as big and luscious straw
berries as VIC have ever seen, tcl upon our
table yesterday by Mr.. William W. Ross.
W. W. & \. J. Ross have an enthusiastic
faith in Texas soil, and cultivate several
things to perfection that Old Fogics say
never would grow here at all.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-07

Tho .iimpson crop-fnc stand
Dallas Herald.
Is the prospect for 4 crop as good
as at this Time last year fisherman
Courier.
No; the season is rather backward, but
the crop is looking well and promises an
abundant yield, providedit is not disturbed
by the City Fathers. tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-07
WOR,is, WORMS,

RI Various theories have been started relative 70
the origin of intesfuh worms and yet the question
is still vexcd one among medical autbOriteS OF
one fact, however, all Informed, and ip Which
all agrec-the fatal nature Of the Influence tbeT
4rf children. At this season % tho yeaf tie at
tacks of worms are most freqneBt A. rsf Ne Bos
Dangerous We take great pleasure in. directing
the attention Of parents 10 the Nermil1ge OF DR..
M'Lane. IL is one Of the most cxtraordif1fy nied-
cines ever Introduced 10 tile public, and las never
fniled of succees " hen rrict.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-07

FooT RAcE.-We are informed, by one
of our sporting friends, tkat trial OF
speed will take place some time to-day,
between two young aspirants for pedes'
trian fame, residing in our city. One is
native, Young Pills. and the other, the
"Juvenilc Jig" halls from the Hoosier'
State. Young Pills is being carefully
trained by the " Baltimore Dluebird, and
the other is in the hands Of one who knows
some on such matters. The betting, we
hear, is somewhat in favor Of the Indiana
"boy.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-07

BGy-wc saw, n few days ago, E very cx-
tensiyc LOT Of new plows at Jo. Mcconnell
shop on Main street, few doors west OF
the HERALD office, of his own manufacture.
lie is now preparing for the Fall demand,
and the high appreciation of Ills plows by
the farmers Of this and the adjoining
counties will insure large supply to be
needed for fall blowing
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-07


TuE AUTUMN RAcEs.-We understand
that match for 81 900 aside, half forfeit,
mile heats, has been made between MIR. J.
C. Cation. of Waxahaclie, and Dr.. IL. )
Snow, of Kaufman, to come off on Thursday,
Oct. 10th, 1870. The former 10 run huklux
Jordan, sorrel horse, years old, and the
latter Martha Jordan, sorrel mare gears
old. Sporting men may anticipate q tine,
exciting contest between !hese celebrated
horses, which come of the same stock, anu
are hall brother and sister. Kuklux Jor-
dan, better known as "Jordan," is the
same horse that has already proved him
self victorious upon three occasions on our
track. The mare, also, ran once here,
defeating her competitor by n long distance,
Other matches, we believe, are on the taps,
and VIC hope 10 have three days such sport
us will make the Dallas Races meeting
that will prove interesting and profitable
TO tile public and sporting fraternity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-07

tD- The following names from Dallas
County appear In The new Political Dlsa-
billiy Bill, just reported to the Senate, and
which will no doubt pass, via; AN, COch.
ran, John c. Mccoy, J. X. i, Record and
John W. Lane.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-07

ta5- on our hrsI page ne hhal hns
PSeni from the Hon, W, 7, Il, Weaver one
Of the best poets in the South. The Judge
has promised us more Of his ehas'e and
eeanliml etasiens, which NE viii take
pleasure in laying before our readers when
received.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-07
suggestions.

We arc pleased to see our friend Major
j. W. lane, n member Of the present Lcgis-
lature from the 2lst District, in the city
again, after an absence of several weeks TO
Kentucky and Washington City.-Elsustin
Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-07

g1 The picnic ct Cedar Springs last
Tuesday, gotten up, We understand, under
the superintendent Of Joseph W. Record,
was well attended by people from town aud
country. There was a tournament a
speech from Capt. J. J. Word, and other
interesting exercises, and the party en-
joyed themselves finely. Yl-rre Should be
more pic MICS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-07
Errors OF yeash.

A geptierban who suffered for year, from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay, and all the elects u
youthful iBdsrreion, WILL for the sake o. suherlhs
humanity send ffee 20 81 uho need ~, the receipt
and directions for making rhe simple remedy by
which he cured. Sufferers wishing 20 profit By
the advertisers exlri0nce. can DO 20 ~ afdrr-sinss
IN perfect confidence. JOHN d. OGDEN.
No a. csaar street, New York.
June n, IsGp-a0.Iy. I'D
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-07

b" LAND AGENcY.-Thc extensive adj
ycrtisemcnt of Messrs. Burfcrd, Good X
Jordan, will be found in to days paper.
The attention Of land-buycrs, particularly,
is called to the long list of lands and town
lots offered for su!c, which are situated in
this and the surrounding counties. This
firm have entered largely into this business,
and expect to keep up. They Invite land
BUYERS and land sellers TO give them call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-07

r.5'wc were pleased fcT days ago to
greet our friend and tOwnsman DR.. j. W.
Cobb. who has been on quite an extended
and lengthy visit to Eastern Texas and
Louisiana. The Doctor is in good health
and wishes Ills friends and patrons TO
know that he Is prepared now TO nccommo
date them in his profession.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-07

LETTEss IRON THE NoETH.-lt gives US
uch pleasure 10 Stale thai or correspan-
dent smus. one Of ihe very best writers
in he land, viii write, from time to time,
letters Tor the perifSal u our readers, from
sarious paris Of ihe North and East. Two
very interesting letters appear On etT Sra
tage to-dar.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-07

tar DeauehamP 4 Terry have 'omsnsW
advertisements in lo-iays liERArp, 10
which Nc Invite the attention II all read
ere needing excellent goods, notions, etc
Give u. ara cali.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-07

gG" We learn that the body of Lieut.
james E. iiill, 9th U. S. Cavalry, who wa;
drowned in the Clcaf Folk Of Trinity OIL
the 9th ut; has been found sOihc distance
below where the accident happened.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-07

goiNF SlurG coNrANT,-IhsFe will he a
mesiing VI the e. Dallas fsmale college
Association At 3 Pm, 0n Wednesday hoKi,
al the Court liouss, 4 fall zlleaiahss j
desired.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-07

Boy" A dispatch says; The President is
opposed to tho ptIdihg Georgia Bill. lie
is opposed TO military government where
it can be avoided, and desires immediate
restoration on some basis but makes no
suppCstions ....#. q #.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-07

I3yA Has some one told us, or did we
dream, that Dr. J. W. Haynes has deter
mined to build residence that Will cast
Bcauchomp's octogonal and all other fine
houses in Dallas in the .iadc?