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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

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s,as - mana sTrR uoRsR. ysar. "a. .laan
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IN shoniisF > iih an indrss lilatle brand
oas Ray MAZE. u hAnd' h'sh' ''-''''l . ~
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q Sss Hay MARE, : ,,sr. old, sslnssa N On rishl
: oss Calico nnRsR ROXY, iyesFse ld. eran''d
\ on tight shuulirT, I.
one YOKE Work oNES. one hlass and ahlls
sPsSklsd OK 70 yssrs eli nAFlY s.,f sI ~ a I'm ~
| biz tho othet hl.ek nA, q y'4ts ela, maj
snsiiswi,tk la lon ear and swailouiefA ana uh'e''
VIZ iA fi,p Ilshi, hFAnisa y, - ox "a -,
u Ssars old, marked svailowisrk ~ each car AZ
nnintsillfills brand oi rishi hlpi tho .thel iel
OK, sor-e uhiis under his eeiiy, masfsd se,hes'
the right. Iraaisd % Lo,h hips SFand ania'sliis''
20 ono soRRrL HORSE, biars face, max name and
% Ono hay MARE PcsY. years Old, branded on
me fa AZ rr :, Nine. ncphla. and esIsssd 10,
bra ~, Myers r. rreelnct No, y enc I'M
MULE, - hsnds and ! inches high, saddle MARKED
branded on right shoulder, D or years Old APP
! praised al SIS. liisi'I
TAKEN UP by O. q. Graoey and esirayei before
! 81, Myers, J. T.. Precinct No. J, ono BAY hAhh
siar IN forehead about II hands high, " years Old
gear aud saddle marked, no brands persei'abl,
| anpraised at $50. Also, one BAY ioRsE,a lev
white hairs IA f5reheard, aiout II hands high, oi
Q years old star on rshi ankle, back and weather.
very sore nom saddle, branded With 7 backwards
aud bali circle over Il on the isil hlshi apprs''S
JOHN II. LAWS,
elk. D. G. d. Co. Teas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

esJ-There seems to be an impression
among some, Though how the Language
used can be 50 construed we cannot mag
ine) that in our paragraph Inst week in
regard to the "cruicb6eld Hopseip under
the hill allusion was intended TO be
made TO the City Hotel. We have no
hesitation in stating that no such allu-
sion was thought of or intended, and the
Language could not be 50 construed by any
intelligent persons. 7Ss ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23
TuELIYER pILLs.

no The Liver Pills Of Or. M'Lanc were first
used by him exclusively In bis own practice: 50
cncacus were they IN nil cases OF Liver Conrl'inf,
that they became famous, aud attracting tho alien
ton OF the medical asnly, passed into general il,e'
They act with great certainly and regularity me
patient almost imme,lia tcly feels the dispersion oil
his disca,e, aud is gradually restored 10 health.
With some the effect u almost miraculous frequent
Iy experiencing immediate relief. after having Tor
months rosorcj to drugs an'i medicines OF another
description in yai Diseases of the Liver are very
COMMON In this county, and arc often frighiful IN
character. Those who experience any OF the pre-
monitory symptoms ofihs dangerous aud conpiiea-
NJ Lanes Fills, and perhaps, thereby, be saved
world of misery
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

.pGss The concrete work on the large new
building of Cochran 4 Walker, corner Of
Main and Houston streets, is completed.
We are told this fine business house will be
finished in fine style, inside and out.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
r.s-isS cssfsssase-

.rirr E.gsr a. syarstkit NfIti>sf "a faf IA
las alfltiff
49,. esuasi-Isas "a "a llt--af --1--s-
49,. tIi1l,it-frfs 80 80 tlat-al tfitfl
M,kir1l, CiEFsR -gsls lsil all liiA-si ssss,.s
nfll- -
Iasllas s1afian-irlf 80 49, -tie-at is-'t.s .
1880 ni,,isa-i.ly aaih ssl Slsi-at 0is~i
tnask.
Rate eirsuii-Assasi isih ga lslh-si iasie.
N.iis. Crlala1 Ahsgge-Aegasi taih-1 hsss
wa. Q TorNa. rIs.lll.s Ill.s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

pa J. Knopiii, Of the Beer Saloon on
Main street, has the thanks Of our employ
ees for The present Of cigars lie has 70
Gently resolved large iot q The bia
brands.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

Ee1~ Ouii at the Tin Shop before pur;
chasing your Stove. There you win find
the largest and best selection Of. Stoves
ever brought to this market aud which We
are selling at lover ptices than uny whert
else. c. d. KANADT.
r45.tf1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

B6- The large new frame snlesrooms Of
j. L. Fisher L Co, dealers In Purniturei
House-Furnishing Goods, etc, iscomp'eted.
Their house is en- jefferson between Main
AMI Elm streets
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23
ee5- buy your goods from Haynes.

Csss The lady of Col. George W. Record,
of this county, has presented our Junior
large mess Of most excellent mcaly Irish
potatoes, than which, We dare say, no bet
ter has bcea grown in the county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

p~. The many fsiesds Of Miss sailis
Haynes are informed that she has gone
from home for long stsy--ten years
that she will spend years at school 10
this country and two years in Europe.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

nsS. Walermelions are becoming numer-
Gus in town, but we think are selling at
too high prices. They all go off, however,
and we suppose they ore worth what they
will bring.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

Roy Mr.. Roverchon, Of the model garden
near Reunion, presented us this week with
a mammoth watermollon, the weight OF
which VIC have secured and will give TO our
readers in due time.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

nT The thermometer, on the day Of tbs
great race between Reuben and Ku Klul
Jordan, indicated 96 degrees in .he shade.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23
I.a.L a, shs s,si..i

| Lack az The ftHIHsf y" u m
A1s, i.a,k a. Ihs uaias ~ shat sas enss Ntfs
Mas ndosnl ssis NJ is<ihs 40 ~ sesn sssle h.s u
sssieiy, loQk atfhrl,, andsse lNuftsii " 1.hh,'
alsH, ~ siIapiy asins esegpeSfi AZ fttsai hae
rysR fsaaitf, mas u iieAg,sa ifSia dec-l %
llsllisL e. lshs AZ LA lasts a. j.. nffN hf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23
special NOTICES.

Iris IA ry.s,sells y .fHn iAs ssilsass n elE
ssiss slhaa ~, tails l.aaT ~ the sAtfAef4lnaif
IoRAl HAIN fhs sass NJ tssihailpah d9ly ~
s.isl pr,..as snf silail thai " aitrases " lhe
Eas.-. h siaf,is rletaih~nt ~ auy Pieisfsilei
kagsa, fur ssisa y ~ srasfi'n-
n.H.ls.s ,ssiorai bala ,sr AZ iraaeshi sis'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

LOO ACHES, part o. fi,s y P. Thomas.
l<U surrey, abohi 4 niles forihens'
o. Nsrsbschia, ItiEeen Walkers and VI
itre Crrek.
Alsn. several rrsiitnreg and some rrIfIa-
be uniufrcttd i5rn 1sis in TIE ely ~
IaIIas KEEDALL& 4rLI.
Aiiornf-s Il Lsu af1 Real EsIais tstnt1
D41iaf fuhs q 1,71-34if
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

NJ sAsfss of Pr-sIis Rtsas slys "
got up . seareepW lasi ysab Naiqh ~,
only Arors an ibe crews oiii ~ his tosh-
ship, Lsi - ansels1-pAs yeTy eli sIsv lpai
be ears back aad threw u. all the cora
be Lad ealsn that morning. ~ ataA,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

TAX ai.oEt Sssr pretty 'ieais,
YOU fsiii, zss..ff- Ahi frisky.
Bui sier down ~ tie i'0Fcr f-lc11i,
Asd esi ssns god cd vhisty
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

w = A. laafll y 49, eaashii
There l. ~ stated faia ~ uflt
lff lore ltilsfs inu shoali rrllf
IN fslssf psrtf asd loaf "a AZ
"a fsae n aapr Wor,ls n faeh
bsfnIer lofe il,af lher viii alftlo
IN che rllnl efths pen. " y aisa
aisisulas H. sllsk N = hanel'of De-
thos occasionally, sgch ~ peaffi
Augusfus, lbft ltn With q love
larger dian al slsphants and !
think eiy0a every .aay, gnr " pp9
by, Mich The days kfoN lghlesr, ]
shall think o. you twice a day. ~
Is alsO well enough 10 pot "a ink'
blot in the corner, with tho obsefYa,
lion, 'darliag, ] kissed this spot
or, ] l,oyeR sigh 10 this sivln'iy'l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

The nsiEbboTbooa Of Potfsfftss, Pa /.
50 messed with rufIians lhaf The Miners
Journal Gays:
We csn give our farnera no better %.
vice ihnn cell them md 10 rfuture q lnar.
kef sisne. bud IN al cases lfi fue or fhrtl
&c prepared 70 NEED fbs sssassins riIo lufk
IN sufnsh n1d raii for ittir prey.
Al The lsEiresnfsl nd c1innt y nj cer-
fnfa . Ttsas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23
Nat. NJ. Buriora, John J. Good. 7. q. Jordan,
BURFoRD, GOOD & JORDAN,
Attorneys at Law, and Land Agents,
raTTAg TEKAS

Nat. NJ. BufiOrd,'"Johh De ""uu,- - e.rsv'"""'
BURF0RD, GOOD & JORDAN,
Attorneys al Law, and Land Agents,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
yITILL aitcul Tin courIs Of Dallas nni the ndloin
wv ing eountIes, also the Federal aud supreme
Coarts ofihe State. srseIh attention given to the
Collection Of Claims, Purtis.c and salc of Real 10
tate, Payment OF Taxes for Non-Resilents, Sc
HA-TJD AGENCY
RoaI Tstaie offered for rnle can DO registered IN
our Office and no fee charged licss sale Is afected
A member OF the firm will always DO In reGdiress
10 show tho anls offered for sale by NJ, TO parties
desiring to purchase. We gnarantse perfect ii,icS
In every instance. Immigrants and others desiring
ancs will find II 10 their in torost to call on Us boz
G,rc p,,rchasug Below will be found an attractive
st OF lands which we offer In lots to suit purchas'
ers, aud on reasonable terms
DALLAS COUNTY.
80 ACRES, John Grigsby Grant, Abstract $3.50,
" Id class mile East Of Dallas--fne timber.
| - !. ACRES. Southwest corner Of T. r. Andrews
~ J 3i0 Grant, Abstract -, I'd class, miles
Northeast OF Dallas Prairie and In cultivation
Oh ACRES, Southeast corner Of Joel Roberts Cio
! 81 Grant Abstract 7s5, I'D. slass, miles south
| OF scyenc-Post Oak timber and sandy
= N ACRES, West Dad OF Patrick Mcciuvy's 4sO
| on Grant Abstract Cl9,B miles Southeast Of Dal.
las, on East bank of Trnlty--fnc bottom timber.
n t(, ACRES, granted Aaron Stokes, situated
tOtO about mi cs Southeast from Lancaster.
$40 ACRES, South half of the section
Patented in tho name Of VIM. howeftoh' s''u"'eo
"'g SS - A VII living ON both sides Of
,,,fI Co. ',,Ii Tho tIornorate limits of Dallas
b o ,ha Nay,or Mace BLOCKS SO and 81, on
Main Street within three Blocks the Courthouse;
this Is one Of the pest lnproveu praves
Is the present res'aenee .. 'u1sY h" s,,s.a n,
lS I'd 1870 ,n. LIS aso Est from tta
tt,s,' of E ssIas : ''
'e". WV VI .xc91v,c ,;i,otoJ obout NJ miles
~ A .s. 20 o.. Mia
South SOP west from ,le .own OF Da."',
n q, .. ., and o. IN plock
oro 40. % ~ 81 80 80 "AN ~ :"
- ~. ~ CT, n,rnhv q Mar.
u LOOK No. ia7, KNOWN Us onii'h' niuP"' A'1
- tins aadiion'
+ OTIS No. 8, Q, and 8, in Block No. 20. Wen
~ inproseu' WIN ieaiuehe' "Nu az
puiaihss.
I'm KAUFMAN
GOO ACts s.s. Richa ri Plickeus, Grant
by Assigne, Abs raci -, Sd class, on head waters
of Brushy--hne Prairie. -,
IS4 IL ACRES, John Williams 4sf2
Grant iy Assignee, Abstract $50, Sd class, on East
bank Of Trinity just below the mouth Of East Fork
line bottom timber.
IN ELLIS COUNTY.
800 ACREs, John 6. Dickey Grant
by Assignee, abstract III, Sd class, op head of
| Onion Creek, 4 miles South 410 West from Wax.
"n''o'o ~ .rsrI. CovrNTy
sa- Acres Nathan Doughertv,s
Grant Nv ASSIGNEE. Abstract ls, Sd class 5H miles
| ao0 ACRES. Wiley Former, Sd class,
n,iics Moth Of iIillsboro- Prairie
M DENTON COUNTY,.
rcD ACRES. ON Tie waters of Elm Fork
| =, Trinitv river. natented TO w A. Ferris, Scptcm.
\ , Inv Scr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

EN- We have had sonic intimation of the
design and plan of the proposed new court
house, which our cnterprising Police Court
have in contemplation. The building pro-
posed is /, be built on the Public Square,
to be 100 feet long by co feet wide; two
stories high, with handsome porticos on
The North and South sides. The first floor
will be divided into one Town Hall 40 XG0
feet; hall running North and South 20
feet wide; and four Offices. The upper
story will be divided in the same manner,
the large room TO be the Court Room, and
the others for Offices and Jury Rooms. This
is the general plan now thought Of The
plans and specifications are not yet made.
At the October Term of The Court definite
action will be taken in the matter. ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

RAJ We take pleasure in calling atien-
ton 10 fbe card Of Hanna 8 CoughaDour,
Attorneys and Couuselors at Law, IN this
place, and most cordially sroommeud the
new friB 70 Ire favor 81 our readers Who
may need their professional services. We
have heretofore spoken favorsbly Of each
member Of this firm and hereby fspsat all
We have before said ib hseif fsvos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23


'ril.a,sf,'il y, isiihoah lN,fi
msH OIL. Hl..ff sa. Oh faat ~ i.i a.n
fN0lIf rI. affif ntf ~ linf'rftf ~ 90
n,l ,.... o., (. u .i I'd . Is,.st's s.an
'nf st,tl rss.s,y cs.asf,t No sff 'af ''' '' "''"
,t ts.s.,.t r.s., 10 fsns b,i si.t' sspaiJ iifstl
c,fssaa ,r Ga q .ssisehsiH ls.s 'fiss t'ts u,
h, a.. l.s.. u,
f s ninus o ssd which b tt ft,'eHaf s'p's o.
ysgg = .,gg.ls'l. ~ l.s, e m . @ n. ,'s.s ~
nsi,et hgsuss sfs"t st ia.nen fft ss'p '.Eg 'f
Cough nriueiA ~hA, " ui uFapAisi M eat,s ns,st ~
dsaaiei i.sl u-ss se'-ff slh % lsis
ssfssiapl ansr sa'i % e eoash nas s,l.''ss ~
he coarse hss fs aai light sssa IN hnis
ls va. @ late tseanss a1 'ta' lie tas slsn
n IveIriRsf CONSUMPTION BRONCnlliS AsHMATlc GARS
ven Coughs every asiu lie Lungs a DO d aa
NARsDEN's FEoroRAI. sALE,
Coughs in general stands uarai AUD hs.ls Yfe
lion eggaa9H, t,nibeH''
yss well - specify relieves aud subiass he e,ash
coughs tod tf4'firs,
onsss breath nePinf consumption uauen1 ard oder lHmcEy
nadies The PpienreaR wh tie f'ealtf s',' lAn,H "'
facts psci efficacy hi' n' ne remedy af nly
absbsl which h geceemmsnl ystoly Wey.-
remedial elarr in the hals' de-
srs composition and be asa v great t'usa g ds
EARspENs PICTORIAL BALE.
for Aaw. fpe'el SUGGEST gns a@eais relief n a. ss
The
moisture Il arrested rroaeug drypsss doealy breniUr Whb
seen taires,sn mqssain exceedingly insciec
ale distressing while 81 81 attacks lrfom usrselbls
rrArS e:rSrsrJ - zszGGTCsIeAES ES-A ElTsE,,
IN
hope an Thousands who have been cared i sr
living testimonials Of its efficacy.
PRICE ONE I,or.I4,Is Piiri ROTTLtc.
r- Sold by all Druggists aud siockeeper laaR lSI1i'r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23
EDUCATIONAL.
DALLAS
FEMALE INSTITUTE.

-yUyHE THIRD ANNUALSESSION, ofnine
4. months, Of the above Institute, will be-
gin on the First Monday Of 0ctO-
Der next. The Session will be divided
into two Terms of Al months each.
Rates OF Tuition, pcr Term, from $40 90 to s2p 90
Contingent bi,
Mu,ic-Instrpment and Vocal. ......-,,... p 90
Greek or La'ih one dollar per month extra. I,
French, extra. 49, HE Z ietse.f-
Tuition payable. QUO half in advance, strictly.
Pupils charged from entrance Till close of thc tcrii
deduction for serious protracied illness only.
Board at from $40 to si2 per month. All board
ers under the direct superinendemce Of the rrnci
pal, and anenaLle to Him for department IN OR OUT
or SCHOOL.
SMALL BOYS
taken and kept undor strict discipline.
We hope to be able to supply the public demand
with commodions rooms, &C., and with a properly
regulated school. W. II. SCALES,
Principal.
Dallas, July I6, ,lo7o--dl:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

Dallas is moving ahead in the cause OF
education nobly. We see by the Dallas
Herald that contract has been let for a
two story brick building 35 \ ,63 ft--one
largo room on the first floor, dnd four rooms
above. The design cohtemplates two wings
in future. ~
This building is for n Female College,
and is to be in charge of Prof. W. IL. Scales,
an instructor of considerable reputation,
who has been teaching in Dallas for sey
eral years The. Herald pays him o very
high compliment.
4 Jefferson Home Advocate.
& DALLAS, friend Pntillo, is going ahead,
not only in the cause of satication, which
we must acknowledge to be paramount,
bat also in improvement and progression
of all kinds. AS evidence Of this, We point
to the many new storehouses and residences
that have been erected within her limits
tie past year and the many others that are
now in course Of erection or projection; and
further 10 the large increase of population
that has como among us in the same time,
other evidences of thrift and healthy pros
perity might be named, which we have not
time or space TO allude to now. Dallas is
bound to be large place.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23
Herald.
NOM INNS iYHiPFtsINes,


~. :, M. , :. y. 81 -. {. < 49, -
~, ,ss..'s. ~ So IA ',ss 's.''l -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23
RES aFEtEE
BRICK YARD.

nEiCK far sl,s. IL II. l7as la-fi. r.
: y or - &. u ili-li-l-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

597 4-5 ACRES, situated on the head
waters OF Door Gre k. about 10l1 miles South 90
west, froa, Fort Worth, patented 10 the Heirs oil
Jos. A. Gill. 49,
$40 ACRES, situated on the Grand
Prsirie abent I 2 miles North 25o West from Fort
Worth, patented to the Heirs of Jos. A. GIL.
3f2 ACRES, situated on the waters Of
Mouptain Greek, about II miles South ne East
from Fort Worth, patented to the Heirs Of JOS.
Gill =. 80.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

RoaI Tstaie offered for rnle can DO registered IN
our Office and no fee charged uuicss sale soaeeted
A member OF the firm will always DO In readiness
10 show tho an,ls offered for sale by ne TO parties
desiring to purchase. We guarantee perfect titles
In every instance. Immigrants and others desiring
hncs will find II TO their interest TO call on US be-
fire purchasing. Below VIII be found an attractive
st OF lands which we offer In lots to suit purchas'
a,s anil an ransonnl,le terms,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

xIvILL attcnl tin Courts Of Dallas aui tho ndloin
wv ing oountIea, also the Federal and supreme
carts of the State. Special attention given To the
Collection Of Claims, Purtiis- AND Sale of Real 10
tate, Payment OF Taxes for Non-Residents, Sc
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-21
OHIO.

CLEVELAND, July 2l.-The Ohio G. A.
R. Grand Encampment is in session in
this city. The subject of the debt OF
$4,000, incurred in efforts to establish a
Soldiers or Orphans Home, is under
discussion. Gen. Keifer presides.
DAYTON, July 2l.-An old lady named
Miller was burned to death last evening,
near Greenville, by the explosion of a
coal oil can, from which she was pour
ing oil on fire in the stove.
CINCINNATI, July 2l.-The petition. Of
the Etna Insurance Company, in suit
against J. B. Bennett, late manager Of
the Western branch of the Etna, alleges
that Bennett at various times in the past
three years has appropriated the money
of the company to his own use. The
amount thus appropriated being upwards
of 100000.
Fred Weir, brother of L. G. Weir,
Supt. Western Division Adams Express
Company, fell from second-story win
dow of his room at Walnut street House
at | o clock this afternoon and broke his
back, and died at the hospital soon after.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-21
County Democratic Ticket.
THE CANVASS.

The present political canvass in this
State will be short, but is, nevertheless,
fraught with interest to the people As
vet the Radicals have shown no disposi-
ton to place in the field ticket of
their own in opposition to the one nom
mated at Nashville few days since by
our friends 1t is presumed to be a
hopeless case by them, and therefore
will permit us to walk over the track
without contest. We are not destined
in some of the counties to have such an
easy time in electing Democrats, as here
with us, in Shelby, can be observed the
brazen front Of Radicalism again to rise
up and challenge the right to control the
Offices of the county. From our local
columns can be learned the details of
meeting of this party, in which list of
Radical candidates were made out, and
who are now in the field against the
late nomineesDe Democratic Convention. 1t
is unnecessary to write a biographical
sketch of these men, for already they are
too well known to the people of Shelby
county. The fact will be borne in mind
that Lee, Greeley and Craig are
the original roots Of carpetbagism in
this section of the State, and were some
of the authors and upholders of that pro-
scriptive party that held the people of
Tennessee so long in the chains of des-
potism, commencing soon after the war
had terminated. These are the men
who, with the hypocritical cry of loyalty
in their mouths went to work to plumber
a defenseless people and despoil them
of every liberty held dear by freemen.
They are not changed or made better by
their recent defeats, and are still intent
on carrying out policy that would cause
a blush upon the cheek Of any one ex-
cept he be Of this hungry, ofiice-loying set.
These are not some Of the parboiled
Democrats, like Ayers and Hanson, who
we're the leaders of the Radicals in the
last judicial election. 1t was thought to
be no use trying to run such class Of
men to break up our organization, as it
had several times been attempted and
failed in every instance. Radical Re-
publieanism displays itselfin the persons
of this ticket in all its deformity and
disgusting appearance. We know ex-
actly who we have to deal with now, and
there can be no installing the political
identity of single one of these
nominees who ask the privilege
of sucking from the body polite of
Shelby county the remaining drops Of
blood left from the feast of the carpet
baegers, who rioted, in spite ofour efforts,
so long upon the county. Il is not ex-
pected that any one who claims to be
white man will vote for a name on this
ticket, and if they do not disgust Sambo
himself it will be astonishing. We will
touch these gentry up further before the
campaign closes, that they may appear
in their true eolors before this public.