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Syses.aR's sale.

Chaffe, Shea & Loye In Dist. Court
j. II. Lotion. Wish, No. 2489.
Dy virtue Of a writ Of fieri facias to
- me directed from the Honorable
the District Court of Bossier Parish.
La, I have seized and will sell atpub
lie auction to the last and highest bid
der. at the Court houss door. in the
town. of BELLEVUE, La, within the
legal hours of sale, on Saturday the
Sd day of December,l870, the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
The undivided one-half interest In
Lot No. 6, in plan of the town of Belle
yue, La, with all improvements. ss''
Seized as the property of the defep-
dants, j. II. Lotion, and to be sold to
pay and satisfy said writ. Els, ~
Terms of Sale-Cash. with benefit
of appraisement. &iy 1871
.,e E. K. RUSS, Sheriff. Z,
Bellevue, La, Oct, 18th, 1870.
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SherdT's Sale. \

N. E. Caldwel1 In District Court: of
R. J. Giadney. ! No. 2O76.
by virtue Of writ of fieri facias
- to me directed from the Hon
orable the District Court in and for
said Perish and State, have seized
and will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, before the Court House door, ia
the town of Bellevue, La, within. the
legal hours of sale, to the last and high
est bidder, on, Saturday the-3d day of
December. 1870, the following describ-
ed property, tn wit >, siy1ff Il Y
The southwest quarter of the, north
west quarter, and north half Of north
east quarter of section 81. the SOUTH
west quarter and west half Of south
east quarter Of section IS, the south
west qaarter of southwest quarter and
northeast quarter of southwest quarter
and southwest quarter of northwest
quarter4of section %. all in township
81 north. Of range I3 west, in North
west louisiana 7G Hssfff Es4132Got
! Seized as the property ofdefendant,
R. j Gladney. and to be sold to pay
and satisfy said writ. eIi bril-
| Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit
of apprafsement. 's''" ''''' 81 '''es1i
Act af sale and revenue stamp al
expense of purchasers.
To be sold in Subdivisions according
| to. law .... ...ss.,r,ssfs az. +,.e "a
E. k. RUSS, Sheriff.
| Bellevue, La., Oct. %, l870gy I sit
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IT aving closed my connection with the
IL Grocery business, desire TO settle up
my outstanding business. Thaao who azo
owing me will please come forward and pay
up their indebtedness immediately, other
wise they will find their accounts In the
hands of an officer. h xA#t atsl e
JOHNC. HEAD. II
bellevue, La. April 9. 1870. - -
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.4b9sey PLANTATION e'
FOrLeaSe. for 1871

+ will lease for the year 1871, the Plauta-
L ton known as the ABNEY PLACE,
situated about miles south of Bellevue,
and containing about 400 acres of open
land, under good fence. Location healthy,
and convenient to good school
Terms of Lease-$800; one third cash and
remainder payable 18th November, 1871
with good security. ..---.r..---.
Bellevue, Nov. IL, 1870. I..,. ..-fsa,
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Wishing to make a. change in my bust
of HORSES and MULES of all description
CARRIAGES, HACKS, HEARSES, BUG
GIES, WAGONS, &c, on reasonable terms
Also, viii sell or lease my stables from Jan
4 ials go e;tt,45,. !, ~. :, !
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SEr0g Sale.

LHstray ed before the undersigned. authors
II ty, May 18th, 1870, by. w. r. Hea0.
and viii be sold TO the highest bidder, for
cash, at Bellevue, La, on Saturday, NOvem-
Der 18th, 1870, n small BAY HORSE. blaSsa
face and both hind feet white, and about
years cid Appraised 1t $40. f} sf2'lEfN
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property. pay charges, SO. sAt U
J. Fl. LOTION, Stray Maatex,
May IA, 1870 As-s8lf = 3ailis IsAs''aisA
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NOtsce to TAG Payers.

STATE PARISH TAX COLLECTOR OFFICE, Z
sg Parish Of Bossier, BELLEVUE, La. s
d, I hereby nstify all parties owing their
State and Parish taxes for the year 1869,
aud State and Parish licenses for the year
go, that If the same are not paid on or be-
fore the list day of Deeembef, 1870, | shall
proceed to collect the same according TO law.
=, ezx,, ..ss,s. J AS. A. HERR0N, a..
State and Parish Tax Collector.
.-sssF ng Es=. f
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PoaAoNSS arc reported Democratic.
East Baton Rouge has gone Re-
publican. West Baton Rouge has
gone Democratic. Its generally
conceded that Sypher in the first
and Sheldon in the second dis
tricts are elected to Congress.
New Orleans, Nov. Sit id
stated that three hundred persons
are supposed to be counting the
city vote. who are receiving eight.
dollars per day. Issf s.,y s.
| New Orleans, Not. 9.-The Pic
tayune's special from Baton Rouge
says the city is in the hands of
Federal troops, who are making ar
rests on white citizens on the aft.
davits of negro voters. On the
night of the 9TH, negroes with
arms in their hands, altering
threats of violence, were quietly
sent home, while the whites found
without arms, aud inoffeysive in.
all particulars, were arrested and
placed in close confinement. Yes
terday and to-day further arrests
were made; several of whom were
absent at the time of the riot. Mar
tial law is practically operation.
Hoffman's majority in New York
city is 1000. The Tribune gives
10000 in the State. ~ 81 ~
| Private dispatches from Jack
sontille, Florida, say 200 men
drove whites and blacks, includ-
ing the candidates for Eft. Cover
'tnor and Legislature, from Lake
City. Returns show decreased
Republican majority in Florida.
| In New Jersey the Republicans
have 8 majority on joint ballot,
thus securing a Federal Senator.
In the 14th New York District,
Perry, Democrat, is elected. y =,
/ The Republican, majority in
Illinois is about 10000. NJ, I'D:
| The probabilities are in favor of
a clear Democratic delegation
from Maryland 81, a ssa a
| Kentucky gives clean Demo,
tcratic delegation though the ma
1jorities are somewhat reduced.
/ Nothing definite from Arkansas.
| Conflicts between the Federal and
State authorities are reported at
| several points.
i Tho 18th New York District
is a Democratic gain. The 9Th
District elects Brooks, Tammany
Democrat. In the 9th District
Cox beats Greedy only 1000.
In the LIST Missouri District
Wellsis re elected By a majority
I I
of 1000. In the 2nd Mo. District
Finklerburg, Liberal Republican,
is reelected. In the, 3rd Mo.,Dis.
: triet Mccormick, Democrat, is ne.
elected.tis ,9ls.i ~ o4la "a
The Republicans have made
heavy gains in Kansas. a:,!i iRa
.'LATER.--New Jersey elects a
: Democrat in the End District,
making a democratic loss OF one.
A close calculation gives the Dem
! ocrats in yesterdays election, and
those already held, gain of &c
members of Congress. The Dem
ocrats in the next House will be
go against 81 in thepresent House,
This list includes no hermaphro.
! dites.
In the 9th Va. District, Harris
Conservative, is elected. sl
; The 4th Illinois District is claim
, ed by the Democrats. In the 22d
District tue Temperance candi-
, date runs Farnsworth 'close, and
5 it is possible he is elected. E q
fl Nevada elects a Democratic
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Richland Parrish Democratic by

9 majority OF 900.
New York, Nov. 5.-Four whites
we're wounded and two negroes
shot in Camden county, New Jer-
say. A sharp fight is reported be-
tween the whites and blacks in
Wilmington, Delaware. ais tss.l
The negroes are voting freely
in Maryland.
The Republicans were one thou
saud Votes ahead in Boston at
uoep. Wendell Phillips received
only 45O votes. Twitchell Hoop
er.is reelected from Massaehu,
sets. o,a eev,
Returns from Atty scattering
districts in New York outside of
the city show a Democratic gain
Of 400. Hoffman is reelected
GeseTnor. HA IT. ERAxs
Swami is elected from Maryland
>by d large majority.
Returns from New York city in
dioate 10000 majority for Hoff-
LATEST.
CorToN.-Shreveport, Nov. IL.
The market was quiet at the
following quotations: good ordina-
r. l3Ato133 and low middling "A
tol4tc. ~+
New Orleans, Nov. 10.-Oats
dull and lower, 48051c. Sugar
prime 1l3c. Molasses-prime 60
97Oc. Whisky firner; Western
recti6ed 95c.aS1 035. Cotton
active at full prices; Gales 6100
bales; good ordinary 14S014s, low
middling 14s615 and middling
154Gl5ac.; receipts 88 and exports
to Liverpool 20l1 bales. Gold
11OS. A
New York, Nov. 10.-Cotton
dull; sales 2400 bales; uplands 16c.
Gold Il0s9110s. = 3sta
Liverpool, Nov. 1O.-Cotton
closed firm; uplands 9and Orleans
9l9std.; sales 100000 bales, of
which for export and speculation
2Oe0.
Washington, Eogs 10-The lat
estlists show Ie8 Democrats elect
ed tothe next Congress.
New Orleans, Nov. lO.-The
evening papers publish exciting
news from DonaldsonviIIe. a ne
gro mob, five hundred strong, is
reported in possession of the
place. Judge WIN. Chaws and
Mayor Mark schonerberg are re-
ported killed. The whites who
could not escape were arrested
and imprisoned. The rioters
threaten to burn the town and
hang several citizens. The off,
GERS of the steamer Allen, which
passed at II o'clock last night,
report tue place on fire.
The Donaldsonville riot creates
great excitement here. A call,
with hundred and fifty sigma
lures, ispublished under the cap
ton: "Citizens Of New Orleans
como together; Donaldsonyille is
10 flames; our citizens are being
murdered; let us meet on Cana
street tonight at Z o'clock to de
rise means for our protection"
San Francisco, Nov. 10.-Al
the railroad robbers have been
arrested. One turned States evi
dence. There is hopes of the re
coyery Of the money.
Col. Chas. Marshall, Gen. Lees
chief of staff, has been selected t.
write his biography.
Postmasterat Southwest Pass
Wyoming Territory, cut the wires
and fled with large amount o
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ReslaoUNE.
.lHilsaess Female CaEAeae.

ENhis InstitutieA viii apeHitp regular Epll
IL Term of i've months. on Monday the
Teachers and increased facilities Of Educa-
@ t u. e BRIGHT, A. IT,, ID. D.
1I4si}sf1 - D.s9 Principal Of Colleee
.a- hlgtaA. D. GEORGE, Preast TFnsAsems
september ~ 1870 eu doeg .1sfgsAl
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New Orleans, New. 8.-The
election returns come in slow. The
official vote even OF this city is
not known. The commissioners
have had the ballot boxes at the
Mechanics Institute for the twen-
ty.four hours past and are suppos-
cd to be counting the votes. The
Republicans claim the city. st.
Bernard, st. Mary, Tsrrebonne,
East Feliciana, Tangipihea, St.
Charles, Concordia and Plaque
mine parishes are reported Re
publican, St. TammaDy. La.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

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uas lls.rsiHaiausl, Ihsa eams lAmes
o. Nsvrsuh, sssrsisry " State, tensni-
isg 10 Iayusni ssusilY. hlsdsss pu' hin
.ai II i.s Gss, disiaiEiHs all " tie %
lice Thea s-us Gov, Davis glih : erasi,
sin b.eisos refused 10 ray under the
nsW constitution, declaring that Governor
Davis ssans Ter himself aad himself ssors
far Asssii. agl ~ iAe membsrs wsgs con,
PEELED 10 pa nR slih Alslsos sH'oFle,
msag II tls old las, Jusl Ike n.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28
Haste makes waste.
Out of debt, out of danger.
MARRIED

AT the. residence Of Or. J. W. Cobb, in
Dallas, Texas, on wednesday evening,
Nay 25th, 1870, by Rev. W. II. SCALES,
Mr.. WILLIAM A. NAYS, Of Dallas, and
Miss TExANA C. MAssIE, Of wacol 81
This young pair have our best wishes
for their continued health and happiness.
Hay reciprocal love snoOtho the rough
aspsritiss oflife's pathway. May branches
of the parent tree spring forth and flourish
shading them in nfs's bot noon and
nOurishihe them in The evening Of age.
On the l6lh day Of May, 81 DE residsnes
Of the brides fsfher, Mr.. EIishk Esibrss
BY Rev. W. D. Stockton, HH- GfonsE G.
PExDLrros, Of Wszsbzchie, 70 Miss HELrs
EnEEEE, ofBeH county.
IBrenhsm Intelligenctrnc
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FvRr WopIu, TrNAs,
Mpy > lS.u

FuRr Nnpih, 1ENAs,
May =, 1870, !
Died by drowning IN the West
Fork OF Trinity river near Fort
Worth, T.rraht county, Texas, ON
the 9Th day al April, AID. 1870, lsl
l.iout. JAMS +. liii.L, 9Th Cavalry
l. : \.
Al n called communication ol
Fort Worth Lodge, No. lbs +. 4 A.
Nnsons. Brothers W. L. Barts, j,
&. Tcrrill aud ". ii. ovcrton were
nupoiutcd n committee To draft Res
buttons expressive Of the sense oi
this Lodge on the death Of Brother
James +, Hill.
Whereupon the following rcsolu'
tions were unanimously adopted
Pcsolrcd, That we mourn the loss
,f our deceased bruthcr, thus cut
Off in our midst in the pride OF
Youthful manhood and deeply sym.
rnthizc with his absent friends and
relatives in their bereavement.
Rcsolred, Lieut.. Hill was Il com
parativc stranger in our midst, yet
by his modest, gontlenmnly bearing,
no gained the respect Of all VINO
knew him. May his last rest be
serene aud when in the glad resur-
rccliun morn the trumpet shall be
sounded, may he be awakened to
enjoy with tho Grand Master Of the
IJYiyerse the rest which awaits the
Just and true.
Iicsolccd, That q certified COPY OF
these proceedings be forwarded by
thc Secretary to the Dallas llEnALD,
with request to publish, and to the
parents of our deceased Brother, SC
soon as their address can be ascer-
tained.
W. P. BARTS,
J. G. TERRILL, Committee
W. IL. OVERTON.
GEo. w. NEwMAS, Secretary.
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THE STATE bF TEXAS,
e. COUNTY OF TARRAHT.

10 Sherry Of Tayranl Coanty, Greeti'lg:
VyOU are hereby commanded that you
n summon Jesse Robinson. BY pnbica-
ton i the Dallas. HERALD, q newspaper
published in the town of Dallas. Dallas
county, Texas, to be and appear before the
Honorable District Court, TO be holden in
the town Of Fort Worth, ID Tarrant county,
on the 18th Monday after the 2nd Monday
in February, 1870, then and there to an
swer the petition of Corncla A. Robinson,
in substance as follows, to-wit;, st t.-t
THE STATE OF TExAS,. /
. Co0STY OF TARRAsf. !
In the District 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 Of. Tarrant in said Slate;
Your petitioner, Cornelia Robinson, who
resides IN the county Of Tarrant, State Of
Texas, complaining of Jesse Robinson,
hose residence is to your petitioner I'M
known, respectfully represents unto your
Honorable Court that heretofore, to-wit:
on the 18th day of August, 1865, Plaintiff
and Defendant were legally married in the
city of Atlanta, in the State Of Georgia,
the 10th day Of January, 1863, Plaintiff
and Defendant lived together as husband
aud wife Plaintiff always demeaning her
self towards Defendant as a kind and afee-
tionate wife, that Defendant had previous
ly left Plaintiff for, months at time, lived
in adultery WITH oiaer women, during bich
time he was cross some in his temper to-
wards Plaintiff, cruel in his treatment to
L of AMIR
and cruel treatment to the Plaintiff, and
on ssid 10th day OF January, 1852 he fin
ally abandoned Plaintiff altogether and
lived for q long time in adultery with an
ST er woman whose name is 20 the Plain
tiff unknown Plaintiff AYERS that Defen-
dant has been guilty Of such cessss, cruel
treatment and outrages toward her as
would render them living together as hus-
band and wife altogether, insnPportablei
Plaintiff further AYERS that Defendant
Abandoned her and lived in adultery with
smother woman With the Intention OF final
sbandonment. hr.s rf0 ...a ed
wherefore the premises Citation, Plain
ell .prays for Citation and Defendant BE
cited bv publication in The Dallas HERALD
q Newspaper published in the town Of Dali
las, In The county Of Dallas, and State Of
Texas, as the Law directs. and On.a FINAL
hearing a decree Of divOrcs be granted an
nulins The bonds Of marriage between this
Plaintiff and he Dsfsndapt, and fer past
and for general rsIstf and ssin duty bound
che will ever pray, 80. -
3 E. HoVExKAAfP, -.
rtlr-~ - : .Aitofney for Plaintiff
Herein fail nst buf have you there This
vrit. showing hos ysd hsEs executed tbs
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TELEGRAPHIC.
[A.seeIalel Prsss Dlspalehts ]

WAsnISGToS, May l9,-Scnate
Committee on Pacific Railroad
unanimously reported Mr., Kellogg's
bill, number Gi7, today, with amend.
ments. Tho eastern terminus Of
tho road is ut or near Marshall,
Texas, running near thirly.two do.
grees parallel TO FL Paso, thence 10
San Diego, California. Tho CAPT.
tai stock OF The company consist of
ono million shares, of one hundred
dollars each, and the road TO be call.
cd Texas Paeifc.
The incorporators 10 meet with.
in three months after tho passage
oftho act, or us soon rs 20, 900 shares
are subscribed and ten per cont,
paid in, tho incorporates will then
choose Directors. The Company
to have power 10 consolidate with
any other company and purchase
IFS franchise. The grant is, 20 sec
tons Of public lands per milo on
each side Of the road, and granted
with tho righ..of:way from Mar.
shall, Texas, to San Diego.
The road is made a post road
and the company authorized to is.
sue construction and mortgage
bonds. The New Orleans, Baton
Rouge and Nicksburg road is made
connection, and granted ton sec
tons OF land per mile from tho Tex.
as line, cast Of Marshall to New
Orleaus. Tho company organized
under the laws OF Arkansas are al
80 made to connect from Fulton,
Arkansas, to point near Dallas,
Texas. The North Louisiana aud
Texas Road il also authorized TO
extend their limo and connect with
the eastern terminus Of tho Pacific
road.
The Southern Pacific railroad Of
California, running from San Fran
cisco, is authorized to connect at q
point on the Rio Colorado river, in
Southeastern California, and is al
so given II grant tho Same rs the
New Orleans and Baton Rouge
I re, : nc so.i,p"ny aFo 10 aoeop.
tho .ets"s " wy sranC WIN VIZ ,h oho
and five hundred miles OF the road
are to be completed within two
years after passage of the Act.
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pora'G p;I, u n.y.. tno , 'o"V,,or" na'''
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

PERsoYAL.-Judge S. D. Wood, late Of
the Tyler Index, gave us call yesterday.
We think that little god, of whom Psyche
was sweetheart whom the painters paint
and sculptors chisel with bow and culver
full of arrows, was the active cause that
brought him hitler. Success attend his
tender wooing. But, Judge, don't be too
soft and signing after that prize 80 well
worth the winning, for she Is much like
Eliza Cook, who said
Tell me not of soft signing lover
Such things can be had by the score;
I'd rather be bride 10 o rover,
And polish the rife be bore.
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GopEy's Lays Book for June is al hand
II is now in its fortieth year. The June
number is filed with choice articles from
Tho hest writer's Of tile day besides it's nu-
merous fashion plates, receipts, etc. Cooley $
has had the lead Of all tho Ladies' books Tor
long time, and will continue to keep IT.
Al, LAYERS of romance and fiction should
subscribe for this Magazine at once. Inc
fashion plates of the Lady's Book arc worth
double the amount you have TO pay for the
nara.ine. in addition to all the reading
matter. This Magazine is sent to any ad-
dress on receipt of SO, or the Lady's BOOK
and the Herald So so currency.
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DEATEN AGAIN.

NNTE appear ia tie Solumns 81 the lIrH-
w AIp This wsek 10 iuforH the people
If ih.s aud lie adjoining eogniles,
that we have received tie ysry large sioe.
% wtiskr, :, hFandlss ari sinss 6h,eh ne
spoke II a. eouins sqRgl lac siRsc. u has
Gene in all ils sPlendor
Ne have pow Ia siore the largest, beat
aul Iuresi loi " the followins tfiislel that
has ever tsts iniredusel n ! alias, aal Wg
dage say IN NonheFn lusas az Old
bourbon, Oid Rse and Robertson ceuhiy
Mblsksys; Arpie, Peach aud n.sel4rrr!
lirandies; GA Fort Wine Sherry Wine,
and Malrirs Wine, Alto the Pure aud
grnulne imiorlel Holland Gia,
We a's nos plepard 10 sell all qunliilss
OF Nhiskey ~ WHOLESALE NJ prices thar ean-
90, be heaisn Ia Sew 0rlesns Vt Galyes'
ton by taking as email quantity "a one
or two harreA, New What Nc say We are
respanslL.s lo.. ..,. a.. .....
We hand our Kind fTieRds Z the Dallas
llERAtb samples Of our entire siOck, Tor
test aud request them 20 speak their sen,i'
iheh,s as 10 their grade aHl quality. We
will Continue our retail business az before
aud ask u continuance Of past psuNhNge
from our nitnds. oar place or husincss
Is known rs .Thc once sutoon,"
ny fENDLEi s MILLER,
lTOITielors,
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ssay Buy your Clothing from Haynes,
buck CREEK, Dallas Co., Texas, !
May u, 1870.

May q, 1870. !
T, tho Editors OF The Dallas Herald:
All who have travelled the Dallas
aud Greenvillc road, crossing White
Rock at Milton McComas' have felt
mortified that county so rich, so
populous and SO famed should have
such bad roads. This crossing on
White Rock has for a long time been
Il great BARRIER not only tothe trav-
cers but to the citizens, and how to
r.,ncdyit without building a bridge
has puzzled every overscer.
ttafIords mo no little pleasure to
tell you that under tho direction of
our energetic supervisor, john DIX
on, tie banks Of that stream are
now in fine condition, the sloughs
between there and Anon McComas
arc bridged, all impedimcnts remov-
cd from the road, and all projecting
limbs, which wore no little annoy
unce to covered wagons have bcen
Topped Off. Mr.. Dixon. has manifest
I'd an unusual zeal and taken more
pride in discharging faithfully the
duties Incumbent upon him, than
(. generally found Failing to get
others to do so be spent whole day
in notifying the hands, and working
the road three days in succession
right in the busy season is no little
sacrifice to make. Query. Ought
not the overscer TO have compensa-
tion under such circumstances?
Now that the barriers arc remov-
cd Won should visit and note the
prosperous condition of our neigh
hood. Respectfully
J. S. S.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

I8r Samuel S. Jones, Esq, returned on
Monday last from brief visit to the State
capital lie says he thinks the Militia
Bill viii not pass, though whether he ia
Ors it we are not prepared to say. Whether
he got an oiice We cannot say-whsther
he went 10 Austin for an Office we can't
say. Most Raids 90 to Austin for that pur-
pose. But, barring his politics. we think
we'll Of our late County Clerk, and are
glad TO see him back in good health and
happy spirits.