davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-08
DOMESTIC.

Gold closed In New York on the 31st
ult at 11124.
The granting mill at the Dupont pow
der works, near Wilmington, Del, ex-
ploded on the 25th, killing Darby Nc
Alter.
At the burning in Cleveland, on the
.25th, of a house occupied by a German
family named Baeher, Mrs. Baeher and
son were burned to death. Two other
members of the, family were badly in
iured. One cannot recover. aNC
A premature explosion of blast at
Easthampton, Ct, on the oath, killed a
railroad workman named Edward James,
and injured two others, probably fatally.
The works of the Walton A. Wood Now
ing and Reaping Machine Company, at
Troy, N. Y, were partially destroyed by
fire ON the morning of the 26th. Loss,
s4OO, 600; insured for $245,O00.
It was rumored in New York on the
s6th that General O'Neill was organizing
for a descent upon Canada atthree points
Amherstburg, Fort Erie, and some point
on the St. Lawrence not yet decided upon
Large quantities of arms and munitions
were said to be stored near at hand.
"a severe storm in New York city on
! the 27th blew down an unfinished build
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-08

passed a very severe examination on
the 25th, before Judge Knight of the Cir
cult Court, and :.was admitted to prac-
tios.
The Missouri Legislature adjourned
sine die on the 25th. =
Samuel Watson, ION trial at Racine, Wis,
for the murder of Mrs. Hanley, has been
found guilty of murder in the first de-
gree. -. ~
Pierre Soule died in New Orleans on
the Goth, aged SO years. s.as.iT a.4 :
Governor Senter, of Tennessee. received
, dispatch from General Butler ON the
Goth, inviting him to Washington to testify
before the Reconstruction Committee,
touching the condition of affairs in Ten
nessee.
1t has been ascertained in New York
city that the city of Boston had fifty five
cabin and fifty-two steerage passengers,
and eighty-four crew.
The War Department has rejected the
colored youth proposed by Ben Butler for
appointment to the Military Academy, on
the ground that he is not of the required
age.
Major General George H. Thomas, COM
manding the Department of the Pacific,
died in San Francisco on the evening of
the 28th of March, of apoplexy.
April Z is appointed Fast-day in New
Hampshire, and April Is in Vermont and
Connecticut
Collector of Internal Revenue Pleas
anton, successor to Collector Bailey, took
the oath of office in New York, on the
Goth. In letter received by the
new Collector Bailey says his determine
tion to leave New York was made but
half an hour before he started, and he
had no time to put things in order. He
confirms the result of the investigation so
far as they had gone, and says that none
of lis subordinates but Deputy Collector
Childs knew anything of the matter, and
he. got no personal benefit from. using the
money, asserting it was used to ferret out
fraud. ..e4 - gees - -.s siEl
The following nominations were sent to
the Senate on the goth: John w. Allen,
Postmaster at Cleveland, Ohio; Melville
Martin, Postmaster at Delevan, Wiscon-
sin
A general order from the headquarters Of
the army, announcing the death of Gen
eral Thomas, and giving an account of
his life and services, was issued on the
29th. 1t specified that at all military posts
and stations flags would be placed at half
mast and fifteen guns fired on the day after,
the receipt Of the order, and the usual
badges of mourning be worn thirty days
The President has nominated Alfred E.
Lee, Collector for the Eighth District of
Ohio a 80
The President has nominated Jno. F.
Mccarthy for Postmaster at Valparaiso,
Ind. -"r@
. The remains of General Thomas, under
escort of Colonel Willard, a commissioned
officer, and thirteen men, were started for
the East from San Francisco, on the 31st
ult. ---.-.--~-~--s.
A grand concert for the benefit of the
News Boys and Boot Blacks Home is to
be given at Crosby's Opera House in Chi
cago, on the evenings of the nth, 18th,
18th and 15th..of April, at which the
charming cantata Of Esther. the Beauti-
full Queen" is to be given, with a chorus
composed of about two hundred carefully
selected and well-trained singers.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-08
PERSONAL

The Mormon Conference has been post
poned to.the 9th of May
Deputy Commissioners Douglas tele-
graphed to Washington on the 25th that
Bailey's defalcatien had reached $f21, ,629,
and that deficit in his disbursing account
of about $4,000 or $4,000 would be added.
|, Among the nominations sent to the
Senate on the 25th, was the name of Allen
Rutherford, to be Third Auditor of the
| Treasury.
The Michigan Bee Keepers Association
has decided to call National Bee Keep
ers' Convention at indianapolis on August
10 and IL.
The Lacrosse, Wis, Democrat of March
| % publishes letter from General G. C.
Washburn, peremptorily declining, un-
der any circumstances, to be candidate
for reelection to Congress.
Miss L. NJ Barkalow, Of Brooklyn, N:
Y, a student of the St. Louis Law School,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26
MoSErxnY AND coMMERcIALZx
"HERALD OFFICE" A
DALLAS, TEXAS, February IS. 1870.

The following quotations. which are In coin. ere
he ruling figures 10 our market, Ils--
.GOLD-Buying. 10; Selling. l23,,dD
Exchange on New York, n premium on Gales
Ton u premium; on New Orleans, premium; on
Win en dspt.ipn q @od
WHReh FATS 80, per bu.h,,. = ?. 'rs,f' ~
FLouR-In Sccd derisnd At - 5oost, for tst
Toiar ts,sn,y a, ysx a4i-aan rie7f aisa; p. 81
MEAbG,5r, prf bushel.
sALT--Pienty at 81 for liverpool. - -
FRESH BssIltslii I'd, ssse, at retail. g Z, {. /,
? sUGARABrown, ie7S zoe; Crushed 2st.
BUTTER-Domcsfie, lsaI61sc. .a-.rf
EGGs-Plenty at Iod i21a cents.
HIDEs-In- dsnand at las cents TOT drysg,Ig-
RtxAbks, goar nsrehsnts Sccn 10, " doing a
good business % yet and the Indications are that
there Willis no Inn I'M trade At present, at least
some Of the merchants, We learn. are already pre-
pairing to go North for peweocds. Cotton has gore
Of more rvrfdytbis week fhsn -ususl, Or there has
b-en isss fsceired An the cotton. or very nearly
all has gone Of from the Square, with the exception
Of that held BY two OF our merchants The wealth
err has been favorable for hauling and wagons are
eoBtip ssIs iosdfnss ff~ighus torsvu. 90 rcsiseft
on cotton remains about the same 90 at our quota
lions, say o. 50 per hundred pounds on cotton to
o.ir.rss ~ y 7sas2son svcd- frc.- ths e'pst 90
D.iIas
81 NrwSors, Fsbfasfy Is, ls7o.
eoLD-1lpi<. - -. -...,...
coffoNHfs.e,lvs ana dropping ssitr u Good
Ordinary, 225zse,i Low Middiins, 2ssze; hidd Ing,
7assc.
ri settrfsfvs, Febfh.r5 Il. 1s7o.
cofToS1D.n.sa fair, an. Believing qsos.-
tors. N ruld- 0rdin.ry, 10 lsc.; Good Ordins-
~. 1E< eel; Be~ Hiddiiss. ~ als1<cs MID
ding, So aeo14c. 1900,
ENTERPRISE oFFIcE,
csITrns. TsHss, Fstru,ry ~, is7o.
eoLp-B-yirs ne s-iIfsr ~. ss1vrrABgy-
coTToF -Has 1.cli--s sir,s e-r li--f .Hshf,y,
and . rrtbsr Dali a. present.. Wseh.ngs epr gu'-
, We sssss o.lrsrt rr.s nsnln.l, a. ssIlors: o.
aiu-rJ. 80 dlss; Coed 0rdir.ry. 1e5fe be; Lee
Trsss r-s-fniiy rs b--r roos ffrousbouf he
-r- and tts 81 81 81 st.ris rrucs-i-- y ruuninf
I5r Iarrn an1ourfs q freight far ths paint an
.tsiss e Galveston = aiting fr1nsr1rtafions
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26
r@-There arc daily and nightly apt

S@There arc daily and nightly anon
our streets many boys, exposed to all man :
ner of temptation, who should learn to
love home, who should cultivate their men,
val faculties, instead of worse than vast
ing precious time in chasing Folly in the
srreets, who should ponder we'll the words
of the immortal Daniel Webster III VIC
work upon marble, il will PERISH il upor
brass, time will effacs II; il We rear TEN.
pies, they will crumble into dust; but II
We work upon our immortal minds-if We
smbue them with principles, with the inst
fear of God, and love Of our follow mon
we engrave on those tablets something
which will brighten through all eternity"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY
Law DEP AAEA8ENT.
u ) ~ FACULTY.
REV. VIC. CRANE, President.
= R.-T. SMITH, y =
9 J.E. SHEPARD, Professors.
JOHN SAYLES,

SOhN ChA A0oy $3.50. "a
The exercises in the Law Department OF
Baylor University will be resumed in Bren-
ham on the first Monday in March, 1870.
1 The great object Of the course Of instruc-
tion is 10 store the mind Of the student with
the fundame ntal principles Of the Law, and
to prepare him for practice in the Courts
Of this State. Instead Of the ftful and in
tsrmittent studies Of the Law Office, pursu-
ed often in confusion and amidst other cir
cumstapces tending to distract the mind,
the student studies Law as he does any
other science, with q systematic purpose
and plan By the aid Of moot Courts he
becomes familiar with the Law Of medies;
il trained to the discussion Of facts and to
the exercise of that tact which is 90 i'm
por,ant in real practice. e'ar
The student will be required to institute
suits and conduct them, 10 their terminus
tion. The cases viii be 20 directed ss 10
raise every question Of practice that est
arise in the course Of law suit aud to
nut the student under the necessity Of pre-
barring every paper required in the con-
Duet or denfense Of suit and the various
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26
stgs...,.sss.

We ksi tfltf shsi les sssslss siih
cs1i 3. I. ilits usssi9f 4 i.s h's-sh
nass. slsui 10 - ssistlishsi 10 fstas, 81
ihsi sussss,fii ssa psruisf ssuihsfa iif'
isssfsass Csmpssy, The risinss' sai AZ
issisa, ~ yifsisis, ~ shish - shall
haze mofs 10 Gag 10 enc seat is,es' cspi
Hale soms, 10 us hishlJ ss@@ssdsi "
he pTsss " The ssuih, bl, @sFs TssshllJ
fon Tyler shsFs oaF so,s@PsFaTJ thus
ssmmsnd. Lim 10 eur people
= Capt. Y. Il. Hale, the energetic
manager Of tho BraDeh Ofiics he
partmsnt offexas, for the Piedmont
aud Arlington Lifo Insurance Com
pany, has created a wide spread In
ierest in our town and county, by
his lectures aud able sxP0siuons 81
the benefits OF life Insurance, elicit
ing the attention OF the best portion
al our business community who
have taken policies in this compa'
nv, rs will be seen by the following
list of Officers and Directory, Capt
Hale leaves Us in a day or two, for
other points in his extended depart
ment, and we commend him 10 the
press and the people of our State
as a business and 'sdbial gentleman
of high order. The many warm
personal friends Capt, III, has made
IL Tyler. and the extended hospital
tiles bestowed upon him, indicate
the interrst Of our people in sus,
tanning thuse Engaged In building
up institutions identified with them
selves.
At a meeting of tho policy hold
ers of the Piedmont and Arlington
Life Insurance Company of Rich
mond, Va, at Tyler, Smith county,
Texas, Feb. IL, 1870, the following
named gentlemen were elected ms
Board of Managcrs for Tyler Dis
trict, Texas Branch Office Depart
mont for Life Insurance ofthe Peid'
mont and Arlington: a DTOC
J. II. Brown, of J. III. Brown & Co.,
p President.
Geo. Yarbrough, Of Ynrbrough &
Wimbcrly, Vice President,
W. S. Hcrndon, Of Robertson x
Horndon, Secretary.
DIR. Il. ii. Well, Medical Examiner.
DIR. F. W. Holland, Medical Ad-
wiser.
II MANAGERS.
s. II. Boren, of b. N. Borcn 4 Co.
Burk Yarbrough, Of Marlborough q
Wimberly. r.- :
G. G. Wimberly, Of Marlborough 4
Wimberly.
W. w. Grinnan, Of Grinnan 4 Wi.
ley.
F. N. Gary, of Gary & Sharp.
W. G. Cain, of Davis, Cain Il Co.
W. IL. Cousins, W. II. Jones,
DE-. IL. J. Mcbride. c. l.. Dawson,
J. Z. Douglas, Ii. V. Hamilton,
Tkos. A. Flcwellen.
CAPT. W. +. HAMILTON,
Special Agent,
for Tyler and Smith county. When
tho business obj ccts Of tho organiza-
ton wcre discussed at some length
with Capt. +. l.. Hale, manager Of
this department and general agent
for the State, following which the
Boord adjourned, subject to call Of
its President. ~ :" t'''
["Tyler Reporter Feb. 70, 1870.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26
Tsgesassmptivs.

The Advertiser, having b.en restored TO health ~
hs webs, rs, q very rimp.s remedy, snst hs.ins
suffering several yesrs With seyere ling ahseti"h.
and thai des.d ds-ase. cYp.amp,i"n-.ts snsIea. 70
make kho~h 10 his eno~sanerers the means OF
cure. - - ~ .-rar. -.
To all ~ho d..ife u, he will send copy Of the
prsscriptio used fr-e Of charged, With the diree'
items fos prrrsrng aud Using the same. which thry
Will hnd a svar crsx rop Cossunrrios, ASTHMA.
sending the prescription 10 10 benefit the anieied,
and sprrsd Information which Ia eoneeises " be Ia
vaiuabls; end he kopcs every sufferer VIII try he
remedy as u will cost them nothing, aud msy prove
= blessing. Parties wishing the prescription. will
please address ,Rnv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, kings County. New York.
June ~. IS69-1sIr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26
Nv. HAN. vice Pre.idtne d

Mr.. v. Hall, Vice President Of
the Southern Pacific Railroad, has
dispatched to the manufacturers
North to forward Immediately two
additional locomotives for the use
Of the road. The business of the
road has increased 10 such an ex-
tent that it rs impossible TO trans
port the froights with the present
amount Of rolling stock. Mr. Hall
and his Superintendent are making
every exertion 10 remove all just
cause Of complaint upon The part
Ofthe public.-lTyler Index
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

sPPCIAL NOTICES,
baiehsr's Eirh,ains ,i,:kllieri
Death 10 ihs Lisihgi Long I've lhe KILLERS
SIS ~ DsslsSs Msys AsFtl
n,..s.r- % ,.s I.i,r..

an VIE tLs eshtrAlri D. Ra,h ass'aTrd that
aFsHk-a~.. pss. aiissi, - snsa lated = iFuih
-hisL lhs ssIssirnos snd sS'lsFn.'isn " @sa'f.i
NJ 10 ever, dap oulGEniHs, lhs saaH5 -ll~'sa'1
issshs s.rss-. VI lhsss ~hs ialalsr Ia The 49, 81
,riTila,As lisuafs, nay - ,has se'Vunlvl &c. The
Tas es1,s ii eaaaesi ALisL i.lsksR ~ Hf-'aaiisn
is ,sTy hsaa-nily .disoAseA slals eflhs liver, No
OFsan Ia a. human sy,tsm, shsn drT-nFssl, IRE
iscs. lsIs hishlfa o-isl sas = dissA-ss Asd
a. in,isii u APsyla Tsnisai' 10 ihs asu.i'''s'
Iins % asr.se q. I, ~ eisn the o1s, physicians
~oald rfs-erfts ~sh avs 30 ne arsssi eAss,
Gsss .shs,veah ssnit fTeIa ,hssrs isdssa W
dsraAs a siats o fis.LNrf, TIRE, GaF'h. sfihs
disease. rAuarraisd -.-s 'h. a-sde san'aIaPiien
have iLsiT ss.i IN dIs'a sed Liver. lsss Dr. gasas
great sors.l I liIL 4lIIiINH f.it
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

A CRY HALL.-A large building, with
the upper story fitted up as a lecture and
concert room, and the lower story for Off
ces, etc, Is very much needed in Dallas.
There is plenty OF capitals there p ublic
spirit enough in tho community to insure
its erection at any time between now and
the wear 1000? We don't know. y. "HI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

A Coon THrxo.-Our wide-awake friend
Howard Mercer, Esq, will soon have q
sale superior oil for lamps. Having thor
oughly tried and tested the article, we are
prepared 10 recommend its general use, and
to pronounce it truly non-eIplosive, bril-.
liant, and superior in every respect to
any on we had ever before seen. We wish
Howard much success with this splendid
Ill
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26
7r,u,..fy.,,..

A gr.,iesasn xhs sansF.a for yssr. ffsh Ssr,ou.
Dcbility, fr-mststs pseay, aud all the rnsei. OF
yeuthfai indlssrs,en. will. tsf the sake "
humanity, send fr~e 90 Al ~ho need ", the r-r.irs
aud direetiSns fur making The simple 1roussdy W
~hieh no ~as sarsd. sansrsrs wishing 10 pnont BY
the adysrt.sr slisrises. can do 90 BY sidIs..ins'
In perfect eonaasses, join u Sapxs; l
June q, lsos--ss,iys "a VU'ln lfUII
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

46r In another column will be found
the advertisement Of one Of the Oldest,
reputable and extensive Hardware In
porting houses in the States, that Of Slo-
comb, Baldwin & Co., Now Orleans. We
commend them as enterprising mcrch ants,
deserving the confidence Of our bust ness
community.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26
A Good Thing.

Mr.. f. 7. Hayes, in establishing dairy
for the supply Of our citirens with milk,
butter, cheese, etc., deserves, ~ We hope
he win ungrudgingly receive, the thsnks
mud iibefSi patronage Of the community.
Our citizens, We trust, will make the Dsl.
has Dairy ono Of their permanent institu-
tiols. II Is certainly good thing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26
Local.

No musical family can afford 10 be wllh
gu, Peters Musical Monthly. II isPrinlsd
from fall-siIs music plates, aud Contains
IN each amber al least twelve pieces o.
choice new music. Priee, ~ per year
Subscriptions received at this once, where
a sample copy can be seen s..Lt..1
The DAllis HrHALp aud feters Mn
steal Monthly, one year for ~ 90, specie
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26
ESTRAY NOTICES.

DALLAS COUNTY. ffrrfn
Taken mp by ". @. Eism and esfrayed before Ben.
Long, J, irscinst No. !. the allowing anirnais I;
ons GnArnAnE and COLT, BRANDS. ., So on len
one IRON GRAY MARE, 4 or 5 years old, branded
III on lon shoulder; valued At $iS.
One DAY MARE and COLT, year. old. branded
One DAY Il ARE and coEr. t.ld face, G orr year.
old brspSsd &c .is s sgi y.lu.S 2, sI
On: DAY sAKE, 3 ri y:.r. old. indo.erisssls
brand on len hip; valued ~ si5
ons BAY MAKE and 0oLT.e er5 years old brand.
ed &c on ieft shoulder; valued At SO.
One DUN MARE, no brand, 5years old, bald face;
One DUN YEARLING, bald lace. no brand; val.
0ne Hay MARE.T or s years old, branded on
lsn shoui,led; yalusd Mt $50. -
OnesuRREL COLT, blaze face, no brand; valued
One soRREL MARE and COLT, blaze face, o or
years Old branded GA left shoulder, valued Ut SO.
One BAY COLT, about years old, no brand; ral.
% One DAY COLT, about year. old. no brand; ,al.
Ono BROWN COLT, about2 years old, branded
RS on left shoulder; valued at 81 50.
One BROWN rILLEY, alb ,ut 2ycarsoid, branded
AGO on Ion hip; valued at 81 so.
Ono SORREL HORSE, bald face, or years old,
brahdea q on left shoulder; valued at si2.
One DAY MARE aud COLT, no brands, 10 or IL
yeare otd; valued at $40. s. t%t3t.]
TAKEN UP by Il. 6. Miller and cstrayed before
G. W. DHTrett, J. p. Precinct No. 7, one BAY
HORSE, about ~ years old, AZ hands high val
ued Mt so. ~ 81. ~ i223t
TAKEN UP by J. T. Armstrong and estraycd he.
fore J. p. Potter, j. ?. Precinct No II, one LIGHT
BAY MARE PONY, IL hands high, 10 or IL years
old, branded on tho len shoulder; sppra. ed at So
TAKEN UPby r. q. hnrnhart aud cstrsyed be:
fore Ben. Lang. J. p. Precinct No. ], one BROWN
MULE, Tor s years old, about II hands high, some
saldie and collar n,atks; valued at $50. t22:3tl
Reported to HE m An Sstray by j. N. Hatcher,
County Com missioner. OMc BAY HORSE, about
Is hands high, or years old, branded s. y. on
lett shoulder, and blen,ish in left eye. 22:3t.
8. s. JONES' County Clerk.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

s@- The party who, perhaps unthousht-
'edly, took from along side Of our once
steps, q large new goods.box, on Monday
might last, 10 informed that itcost us 81 30,
currency, besides the freight, from ions-
ton to Dallas. II he intends toseeP 1t ne
will ,of course, send n the amount In
xreenbacks-pre.haps.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

The House of Representatives of
Kansas has passed . resolution, &c
to Q, asking Congress 70 adopt. a
XVI amendment, establishing TO-
male suffrage.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26
ny Buy your book. from Haynes.

pay- The Post Office has been removed TO
the frame building nslt East OF Mrs
Coctrelrs residence, on Commerce street.
.near'fhe Ferry.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

BR~A girl, weighing but eleven pounds,
hitherto unknown, recently arrived in the
city. Further particulars may be learned
on application to Capt George NJ. swink,
who has the little lady in charge. 1! Z.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

n@we have on fls . communication
referring to Comptroller A. Bledsee, clip.
ped from the Austin State Journal, which
will appear in our columns soon. q
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

tpaS- Msssrs. Mayes s Hammond have
our thanks for q bottle Of pure white
whea, whiskey,--a sample OF some they
have on sale. ... TO. tIENN 7
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

l@-Is it fact that S2l 900 we're assess
cd for building the county Jail? The jail
cost $4,000. Where are the surplus $l3,-
OOOl Who has EN-? They would pay fol
erecting an excellent City Hall. <i'9
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

sSWs learn that Hons. John C. Mccoy
and J. K. P. Record, now at Austin, viii
not start home until after the election Of
United States Senators by the Legislature.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

If you want to kiss pretty girl,
why, kiss hcr-if you canl If n
pretty girl wants to kiss you, why
let hcr--likea mani ~ ~ fo'i if
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

S0- That milk-wason, Of the Dallas
Dairy, 10 quits an instituti0n--quits eiti-
fed, and We hope will be kept running.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

IH- Attention is called to the advertise
lnent Of J. J. Aston, Real Estate Agent,
New Orleans. He wishes to'eIchsnge New
Orleans City property for stock csttis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26
lallas Iitrald.
nEL,eIOus NOTICES.
T,iaity esafrtfssel

Ttrst Esrss 20 a. astsstt affrnes frsTuf uat.
tls lasFtNr, "a Eas fffH l1a
b.ll.. sl.iisa-s.'s'a.y ssa sSsavs |s~-.'I siA
, ed lih-al nsllss - -
'I,,s.isT ai..iss-s.iaFasy ed ssaday, JsHuaTy
. lkih sna leik-At ilsraiar.
'f,ssis. ciaaii--s,,a'a., .ai ssaa., J.as.'y a.
sd s3A-st peaten- ... L.
asKiaas, tifrsit -saiurlay sAf saAA-s. T<.Ts-s,
lzih saA laih--f. " .issi tifesc
hsiiss esioFei charss-aaat@i fSeFaaTJ lth-A'
hskiaAsy.
srssHs uiEzii-s.iarA.y sHA susA.y, fssraAl
laih sRd sgA-st Srssns = L. -.
hsllAs GFcah-s.taTAas 'And santAyi February
18th sad Gth-si spFinE iFssk,
AZ pisiTiel Stewards Mssiins, 81 hIl~s, s.iur'
A'a0slosk y NJ, JsHssR -, lsin A
WI, O. i0rNG, fIsstlins Rider,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

E8.Read the advertisement Of the cele.
bra ted patent medicine so we'll known a.
81. Walkers Vinegar Bitters." 81 ,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

Some years ago tWu little Texas
girls wofo captured by tho Indians:
Their parents wcro probably muir
dercd; at least, they hro unknown!
The girls were ransumed by Colonel
Leavenworth, and taken to Wash
ingtons Thu proper ooihhiittcc has
agreed IL report a bin giving each
cf these children $4,000, to be dc.
Quoted ,irsm tho -annuitygddo> the
Indians. This is tho commence
mcnt of o. wholesome rule. ~"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

MOVEMENTS IN ,TExAs, RAILROAD
MATTERs.-We find III tho New Or.
leans Times the following paragraph
Announcing the arrival Of Mr.. Nor.
gan at that place. We learn that
he intends to visit YNxAs Before 60
ing North -. e-n g.
That faF-seeihg capitalists, ship
owner and railway spectator,
Charles Morgan, arrived hero yes,
tcfday to see how matters and
things are moving in this quarter
of the world The encouragement
recently given to tho idea that he
Ii IN earnest in his determination to
push on the Berwick's Bay Rail
road till it touches Texas, hasgivcn
himN hc& tito 10 the respect OF
our people. II is expected that he
will remain here SEVERAL months
and in the meantime will complete
all arrangements relative to the OK
tension of the road. is 9onglU2l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

,sS-Buy your Clothing from Haynes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26
rKcfonAL naLa "a. sssan. /. lss..l.ala

PICTORIAL RaLa Ia. ssssn. .hSa..A'la ssr a
In ever hA,ily, 10 the usalslsni N cFss D,
coui be aaa ianasnTa. iti' susfer 10 any prsf ara
ton the, has bssH di''c.'-l r0r .,'ss, al dFssi
gi',',
hsT.a.R's P.sloTai lb.ln br csAspnP'ioa .aA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

FEB. 10, lsss-sa,f Dallas '''''