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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

TFR fciio~ing significant resolution
has been PASSED by the Illinois Cousti-
tUriouzi Convention:
THAT this Convention having been called
for the purpose of altering, revising, and
amending the Constitution of the State OF
illinois, 1t is not In the province Of its legiti-
mate duty to reverse the action of the Legl>-
lature in the ad ptiun Of the Fifteenth
Amendment to the Constitution of the Uni
ted States, and that it would be unwi>e and
inrrope- 70 attempt any interference there
with"
L, ia fac; well worthy Of note that
tie Hon James ". English, a promi-
reut Democratic politician of Illinois,
supported this resolution.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03
PRrxcx AsTHUR AND NsLLix GRANT


PRINcx AkTHUR AND SsLLig GRANT
The Washington Chronicle IN giving an
account Of Priace Artaur's doings while
cn ,i-i, To the White House saws:
Subsequently the Prince accompanied Miss
Eellie Grant ta the Conservatory, where they
lei>urelv examined the collection Of plants
and flowers. Miss Nellie gathered for her
Yoysl escort little bouquet of choice flowers,
end 20 the many observing ewes mat followed
che movements Of the pair they did not seem
TT all embarrassed for want of themes for
coHver,atian When the Prince and Miss
Nellie returned from the ccn>ervatnry. the
Young gentleman and his friends took their
leave aad proceeded to the British Ministers.
Ta- s,ssips VIII De making n match
between the Prince and Miss Nellie, the
FIRST thing we know.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

Benefits RAILnuAu lNvEsrMENrs.-
Tne,,rr,d,o, III Patr,,, FURNISHES the
'o''o" W 'k "'e' nc S''"''"s '"@
hts accruing from Investments by count
il, in ard of railroads. Msywe moi hop.
,, ,u,- ,
Says the Parrot
As tue people vi the county are just
no" gi'i"g terra 'en''on 10 Tue CUES roo
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03
TIE LATEST NEWS.

Pans, February l.-Rumors Of the
i death Of the Pope are again current 10.
day. II is ascersained, however, that
His Holiness has been afflicted with sn
epilepric fit, and 10 not regarded IS Sc
rioUsly Ill.
PosrLAxD, Me-, February l.-Tbe
funeral rites here 10 honor Of George
Peabody took place to day, after which
the remains sere escorted TO the cars,
aud let, for Peabody, Mass.
HARRIsBuKG. February l.-The Ne
tropoIitan Police bill for Philadelphia
has passed the Senate.
NEw YoRK, February l.-The Ere this
afternoon at the cotton warehouse Of
Cyrus O,mstead i, is supposed was from
spantnneou. combustion. rh- building
contained / 200 bni~s of cotton. Loss
estimated at S5U 900.
R-v. Horace Coax il 10 be tried for
dis escape wiIh Mss johnson, BY bic
church, on April SD Temporary IN
s.nity Will be alleged as his defense.
The prrsidin, Elder is 10 favor Of re-
tanning Cook ~ the ministry.
A committee Of the Union Colony. with
Climer IS chief, left to-day for Colorado tn
selec, lands for the colony
TIE ball in honor of Prince Arthur came
of tonight at DelmCnicos. About 600 per-
sons were present.
New YoKK, February 1.-The Tribunes
Atlanta special says both Houses met ye>ter-
day. In the House Bryant presented pro-
test against the legality Of the organization
A long discussion followed, BRYANT and 9TH
Democrats venemently attacking General
Terry and Governor Bullock.
KY WEST, February 1.-The town con-
tinues in state Of great excitement on ae-
count of the killing of the editor of the Vcce
de Cuba in a riot yesterday. The soldiers
stationed in the vicinity have been called out.
and are nos stationed about town to preserve
order.
LArER.-The residence of the Spanish
Consul here is guarded by the military. Gu
bans make no further demonstrations, but
the authorities are active and vigilant.
The United States flagship Severn. with
the mentors Dictator and Saugus, arrived to-
day from Matapzss.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

Snow, Papa, tell me . story,
OF the kind I love 40 we'll"
Came the voice of my little daughter,
My darling, bright-eyed Nell.
"Come to me, then. my Pretty.
And tell me what shallit br:"
And With laugh like silvery tinkle.
She bounded up on my knee.
Aud told her Of "Old Mother Morey."
"Dame Trot" and Little Boy Blue"
"Red Riding Hood and her Grandmother,
And Jack Horuer, too.
I sang her "Sone Of Sixpence,"
Aud sang her bag of Rye;
But they failed to interest her,
And she began to cry.
"Oh. Why do you weep. my Nellie
NJ, daughter, ST good and mild :"
And she subbrd: "Such stories as these may do
For others, bat Not for this child!
So, then I told her the story
OF thr little boy who, in little bits,
Chopp,d up his mother. aud frightened
His younger sitter into hts.
And then taking his clothes in bundle.
Proceeded at once To sra,
As olithe aud as light hearted
As any body could be.
And how, on the broad Atlantic,
~ hen the angry tempest roared.
He slaue hterrd the crew and the captain,
And pitched them overheard.
And hpw he became = pirate
Upon the Spanish Main;
AND she clapped her little innocent hands,
And asked me to tell 1t again
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

APoLoGETIc. The European Mail.
London, speaks this alphabetically OF
the recent crown seizure of the Peabody
lands:
Our old fashioned English ways have been
ou.intly illustrated during the last week. OF
all men Mr.. Peabody is the one whom this
country has delighted to honour. Being an
alien, however, he was incompetent to hold
real property here, and could not legally be
the possrssor Of one rood Of English soil.
The consequence Of which is that some land
which was purchased for Mr.. Peabody by his
friend Sir Curtis Lampson, and which had
been Devised to the trustees Of the Peabody
fund, legally lapsed to the Crown. and it has
been necessary to 60 through some formali-
ties in order to secure il legal retrsnsfer.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03
SaocxIxs.-we find the following ii

toe : scrameu:o Urion's :. Brief Items:'
In the hills about eight miles from San
USE. January 29'h. A. L. Faifa, an old resi-
dent, was run over BY Mild OK, and so shock
ingiy crushed and rnangiei that his life is de-
sp,i.ed Of
The horribleness of this sccident is
only squ.lied BY the appalling eircum.
stances which characterized the packing
at KIrEuoni, Va, IL a common whisky
Darrell, Of the remains o. Lynn c. Doyle.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03
REAsoxaBLs Hon John Lrgan has

RsAsoxaBLk Hon John L"gan has
done sensible thing by Introducing a
resolution in the House of Representa-.
tives asking the National Labor Uuion
the House did wisely 10 adopting j..
Labor IL restire and dissatisfied and If
it needs legislation 1t onght TO have 1t.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

THx Senate CoEmIttee on Po>tOffces
snd Pest Roads, TO whom has been re-
fsr.ed about fif $ wagon loads of petit.
lions tos the abolition of The FraukiIpg
Privil-ge, have reported farorably upon
the House Bill which provides Tor the
repeal of that much abused privilege.
IL has got ia Dad odor iately-quite u
flank incense having been evolved
sgsiss: 1t BY the p. II. General.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

AN INTELLIGENr LEGISLATOR -Heffin
member of Congress from Alabama, was
found almost suiflcaIed 10 death by gas
IN his room at Washington. When
brought to he said W ben be trie6 to pine b
the light out he found that some one
had stolen the wick.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

EAUsaTY GSyxssoa- = general
reply 10 correspondents, the ialand En-
pirs illustrates the varying size of the
c.evices in White Pine as follows :
10 one Instance that we r~eollect the
Governor o. this great State traced q"
. poor uioer out Of a claim ioested over
= half uiIe from his (,hs G0veraor's)
raIas, ere aAviax teeG found the sntirs
cistaeee.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

LEN Wines of Eiko county, well
known as a pioneer stage man, is can
Gidate for Lieutenant Governor. Jake
Limo of Huu boIi,, We understand, also
nspires to that position. Bro. Singer
Iaud will be apt TO give all Competitors
lively tussle for il.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

SENIOR CAsrENos, who went 10 Key
West for a fight, found one and lost H..
He was assaiIed by Cubans, three OF
whom he wounded before they killed
him There is much excitement over the
affair in Hsvasa.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03
uLET NE KISS HIN FOR HIS MoTHER'

"LEr NE KISS HIN FOR HIS MoTHER'.-
This sentimeu, would seem TO move the
siguers 10 the following note:
NEW York, January "A. 1870.
Your ROYAL Highness DESTROYS of tesii.
f,ing our high respect for her Majesty, the
Queen, your mother. we have the honrr to
request your presence at ball, to be given in
this city on such day as may suit your
convenience.
We have the honor to be your Royal High
ness servants.
JOHN A. DIX.
n. II. GRINEELL,
ArGrsT BELMONT,
L. P. MORTON,
DEFINING DUER,
And others.
To His Royal HiRhness PRINCE ARTHUR, &c.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

WANTS TO RscuGSIZs. -CongressmaD
Fitch, consistently with his expressed
views upon the Cuban question, has in
,roduced a resolution into Congress re
coguizing Cuba as belIigerent- Would
own recogniz-nce
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

WILL Gauss FLUrTER.-A Bill has
been introd aced into the Senate TO abOl
ish the Office of Surveyor of Customs.
Washington will be Immediately flooded
with incum hents of that office.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

VI. S. WOoD of the law firm of Hillyer
and Wood has been nominated by the
President 20 the Office of q. S. District
attorney for Nevada. A good nomina-
ton.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

THE Ohio RIVER Bridge at Louisville,
Ky, has been completed. The s'ruc.
ture and its approaches more than -
mile In length. 1t has been TWO years
and a half in building.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

STATE AUDITOR WICKLIFFg OF Louisi
ana is the suffice; OF a resolution OF i'm
parchment preferred by The Lower House
of the Legislaiu re of that state.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

CoLE wants to sup-rsede Tom Shannon
with one Jones as Surveyor Of the Port
# San Francisco. The change ough:
not To- be made; for an honester man tnan
Tom Shannon does not exist.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

TAG FRENcH government has decided
to give the privilege TO everybody TO lay
,eIeeraphic CABLES to connec: with the
shores of that country.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

THE House of Representatives tabled
10 resolution declaring that the Five
Twenty Bonds should be paid in green
backs.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

HARK fwAIs is 10 b married this
mon:h-So the N. Y. feIeftso says.
'sAsd they Twain shall be one 6esh."
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

II is thought that the Postal Telegraph
Bill will pass both Houses u Congress.
Hope 90.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

FRANcIs A. WALKER of Massachusetts
has been appointed Superintendent fth-
Census of 1870.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

THE KANSAS Lk8IsLArUKg is after
Senator Pomsroy With . sharp stick.
He is charged with corruption.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

RIcB ORr.-We End the folio wing in
the Reese River Reveills Of the 3lst
ult.:
Oar attention was yesterday called to
a certificate of assay of ore from ne"
discovery in Mineral Hill, the figures Of
which we're ST 1862 AZ in silver per too
The holder of the certificate assured US
that the piece of ore assayrd Twas just
about q fair sample of the entire mass
Of the large ledge from which it was
taken. ahd would 60 about as much 10
the mill" Taking this statement for
granted, We are forced 10 believe that
the =" richest mine 10 the world" has
been found At last 10 the district OF
Mineral Hill.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

To His Royal Highness Prince ARTHUR, &c
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19
ENTERPRisE oFTIrE.
EsTRAY NOTICES.

Taken up ny W. q. Eaai hnlrs'rayed befotr n. "a.
Long, y. Precinct No. l. .hr fylles M, AHlmai,
one GRAY MARE aud coLf. branded 50 "a len
,honldrt, I ors y,arr odd, ,alas-l aisis. r.
Que lRON GRAY MAIZE, cr 8 year. old, branded
u on l.fi shoulder; valued al as. ~ r
Ohs hay. MARE and COLL. s.ghar, ohl, handed
on right shoulder and sl'sHish braid "a left hipi
Ons NAY MARE and COLT. bald iaes, q or years
old, branded JB ,hi irh hiT: yl,inrd ~ sis r.
One BAY Ma land cola. b-id fsea. 0 or Iyesrs
old. o Orahd, valued At sl5.
Ono BAY MAKE. q or z years old, -Ind.seribsiie
brand ON loa hip; ,alnvl a. SIS D.. f,.. ri ~
Ono Ray Maitland COLT, GorT years old brand,
cd 10 on Ell shoulder; valued at SIS. IitN fIi
opr Dun hAIL, no bland, Aysars old, bald heri
one Dun YsAGLINo, bald face. no brand; val
one NAY MARE, ore y,ar, old, branded 0 on
iefl shvuljcd; valued at $50. ffa llrf ~.
One sURREL COLI, blaze face, no brand valued
oao soRREL MARE aui COLT, blaze facets or
years Old bandeJ ON lett shoulder, y aurd At sl5.
Que BAY COLT, about ) years old, no Lraud val.
On BAY COLT, about . years DID, no b,anai val
utd stSI He' Jdt vk y. tlI l8@efr'
One DGowS COLT. about 2 years cd, branded
RS Oh lrft shoulder: valued ut 81 30. '''''
Our BROWN rlI.LEY, Sd NJ 2yeAtsolj, branded
cns sdRREt HORSE. bald face, or year, old,
bran Jon y on ieii rhonlder; valued at si2. INN
Une BAY MARE aud COLT, no brands, 10 or 10
"eare old; valued at SO. aF heEi [23:3t.l
TAKEN UP 10y E. 6. Milicr ard csirnyed before
G. w. DHIre,t, J. +. Precinct So. I, Que BAY
HnRsE.stout ~ years old, NJ Hands hlgh ivai.
TAKEN UP by J. T. Armstrong and esirnycd he.
fore j. p. Poier.J. y. Preciuet No ~, iohe LIGHT
BAY MARE PONY, IL hands high, iOoril years
old, branded on the len shoulder aPprai ed a, SO.
TAKEN CP by +. G. B,rnhari and esira,ed 10.
fore Ben L,ng. j. T.. Precinct No !. one BROWN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

q
BAD yPoIIyY.77Thel Dallas Her.
Alp administers, q severe, though
well nerited, pebukc toihosel resiA
dent farmers along the rUutesa.by
which linimigyahts are going into
the State, who demand extortiona.e
prices for corn and proyisionsz5I'his
il certainly d mean and miscrabk'
bad policy. The settlement of Tex
rs, by an,industrious white pbpulal
lion will, ofeconrsc, increase . the
value of her lands; insure thcl:ex.
tension of railroads through n vast
and fertile domain now almost mac
cussible; build UP cities, towns and
villages, with their schools. church
ca, aud all the concomitantS, of re-
fincmcnt and civilization, which add
40 much to the small sum of human
happiness. In truth, Better fifty
years Of Europe than cyclic of Cath
ny. Pity, then, that the grand
march of, our sister State to SO bril-,
liant destiny as is within her
Tcicu, ruoutu uc iihpStSu VI athc
miserable Iittlenoss of q few men
whose sole idea of the object of life
is to take advantage. of the nccessi-
ties of those seeking home in n
country where there is such ample
room for all. A more sensible as
well as a more generous policy
would be to afford every facility to
those stratgers to combat the many
obstacles and trials that, under the
most Favorable circumstances, will
iesct them in making new settle,
,ncnts; anil thus they will be led 70
encourage ttose they baye left be
hind to follow the star. of empire
which is taking It's westward course.
~ fslIiessport sosrl-westsrh,
we copy tke Abose to shos thess who are
ssdeArofine 70 exterior on the migrants
rhsf p Pes Of influence strosi iLink Of
them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19
% boz saM sas.. I.oal IIayas,.


Co. Ne Lei The pleasure q a eaii ffou'
Maj. Drsdarl,l, ofIhssiass lire 10 liallviilr,
ON nsud-! last. lie Is prospecting alouE
iLe line fer bis inSIras,d'spcel The ~
Ter IAdes, iias the lollowng notice Of QUE
% the Majors new coaches
? We had AN opportunity, with
several other gentlemen, 0i cxamiu.
Ing Major Bradfoti's new Concord
niac passenger cuach, on ils arrival
at this place, on'rhrrs,lny evening
last, aud we unhcsilulnigly pro-
nouncc il Que oi',cle. finest coaches
we lave cve.i seen IN the State. Mr.
Snow, gao sat upon tho box (as the
drivers seat is technically, cilIled.)
and held the lines, was. without
donbi, The proudesl man that has
visitcd our city since the surrender
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

Tho Bolton journal Of the 9Th
inst, learns that two men named
Arp and Mosely, citizens Or Brown
county, were murdered 'on.the Both
of January near the line of Travis
and Burnett counties, by a man
named Carver and his son. The
deceased had been to Calvert with
drove of beeves, and were return
ing home. They had started to
Lampasas and requested Carver to
accompany them. A man who was
near the scene of the murder, and
met the Caryers, was Informed by
them that they had killed the de-
ceased in self defece. The murder
ed men were found to have been
shot in the back, Arp was supposed
to have had near a thousand dollars,
but there was found on his person
only three hundred and forty-one.
The Carrers have left for parts un-
known. Citizens and soldiers are
in pursuit. talhl-i iil''F 'iF +. e
" "a s.4 ~ "a ~ liza -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19
sS. nuy yaar ro.i. frsnl na,I.ss.
rs,-rb. Au,,in L,,,rnal ,,se, /, br,

l.s,-Thr Austin J,t,rnal g,s.s n brj.l
s..,,L o,Jr. q p,sns ,h.s.ss,.-ocn,,
-" - -" - .'' '"' ''"H~s' " wv
l'Vhse OF h'r'esen'"'"cs' from when W.
learn that hc'is native Of New Hampshire
aud lived Ia Vermont uniil the war. iointd
a.. o.uv In Which IL. ia,.;,s, M 80,
49, -" - ,s,r
OF pre'e s ""Jor' "a ~ l 'ie ~" OF iooo nc
moNed 10 western Texas, where lac engaged
in, the stock business, iailiug In which, he
was aupoih,ed pureau AGENT. which rosi.
,,n m r..,., q, No.. Is,5 ~, =,
~" ~ w. :" $500, - 49, -
ptpnly Assessor OF internal Revenue, ior
lee,or for the ,ame District. lie was cleo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

DEATH OF SNIP DIcKsoN,-The
Waco Register, gives an account OF
the killing Of this notorious outlaw,
in Limestone county, few days
since, by a squad of U. S. soldiers
under Sergeant Dasch. When he
was ordered to surrender he drew
two six shooters and commenced
u rapid fire upon,hiai ASSISTANTS, in-
til he. had !. nearly exhausted his
charges, and being rushed upon by
the troops no stood his ground and
fought desperately until he was kill
cd. He was, We believe q citizen
of this county, q confedcrlt e. q, Bob
Lee, and had, during his wicked cp-
reer, been engaged in many lawless
actions. One BY one, our, county
is being rid Of this class. Of men. IA
Mckinney Enquirer, 18th inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

The Herald brngs on Dallas rs the most
prosperous OF lowrs. It's population md
improvements have doubled in two years
r.. Brenham Banner.
If you would look at beautiful Dallas,
Notary, we would look on your Banner
for coruscaaf, eu'ogislic star. We have
good grounds for believing that the thrift
we have already noticed is but the prelude
TO n far greater growth in the next two
years. Its tho manifest destiny Of Dial.
las to be the larges, and best city in the
interior OF Northern Texas, nil efforts Of
all rival Interests to the contrary not with
Standing. r MIA srf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

p~col A. II. Belo and Mr.. John >
Hand, OF the Galveston fsr,, are scjourb
in Austin We regret 90 learn thst tb'
ssrner is IN poor bealfh Col. Bslo Is ths
main stay of TIE business departments Of ID.
Fszs, While 70 The ar,isiIe skin Of Mr.. II
the good rePafe o. The News Job omss Is
doe, 70 great extent. Al least.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

The EDITOR ola Kcntnclzy TaRcr
claims to have in NE possession ib7
tomahauk which Tecumseh tlfrcw
At CD. Riehard 81 Johnson, just BE-
fare tia latter killed him. 81
A. aecntssch didn't have any
fomaha.sk. and IS be didn't there
r,rs. ttrosr one e OIL. J0hnsce. We
tnoosss the Kentn ~ paper means
~ -ar that the toInahaak referred
tois thr ore that Tctu1soh Weala
lave throrn at Csl- 1ohas0n y ne
has I'D r..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

InPoRTAST TO ALL HoLpIse LAND
CkRTIFloATEs-As Q mater Of in
ierest TO all persons holding Land
Certificates in the Stale OF Texas.
We copy from the Constitution; re.
Gently adopted, Article 10 Section
4, which reads - fo.ipws III ~,
All unsstisded genuine Land
Certificates. now in existence. shah
be surveyed and returned to the
General Land dice By the first day
Ofysnuary, ls75. Or Be f8ssEsr barr
ed. -. -'',-..,
Not quite Eve years . g on
Parties holding csrffcates vii bear
tllis in mind s95 goverI hf4sslvss
seroragiy t--sE ~ 80 -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

l. ~ l.. =. . -. +. +. -.
4.ALII| ..-..,'.
<#MU~ " -. II,
fuWLI" 49,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
81 h Eff~ ss'lf - -. 80
~WhA+.l '',..i - 'h' ~.
go n's't~~s<,'' fsl'ais 10 :
Y" 90" AALL<IL
A-<.E.--~ - -
l,L-Gl..L-I- . - !,
r..LA-AX[ <<...Is
40 '<I-r = I -r.. :, =, y,
r<~-.'- " ".s|A'
t.' -. -. s.. A. ~
Il ia , ~ "a, Nm s"s9 'ao iia",'o'
49, -" n,,<, 49, =. ' =, J,
$500. w ~. !" psn." J" '"e
! yfrny~ y t"f}
a .eia - sas@.s',ss "u. sN. .. -,
in ~ y" Y,sn.s.o : n'hurou'
80 s"'s''. 49," a' - 90 '"any n,yre'
~ m' sIaVo ony so"'IauVn
W. 'ne orss' was uoihg
pV"y wen. iney mann tahy eau
.vus W emphs''1e '"o shofh', ana
os"sr. .hsrp Wefo no gohgs Q. an
s ou' 20 s''es Nasuhs s,nsvh
was a',ahse' INA. INC rvn'nnoh
~ me sno,us o. she ~orus ".he
trump snal souna was 20 90 ioi'
.'owsu oy sesp sienee' ~ DC orokeh
on's " 'eHEiu' olast ol uhe trump
c', Hom y musician lneed ", the
oe''ar o' 'ho churVh; Inc euye, eS,
peefu 70 10 pFoaueei would OF
course 90 pIollglous' We'll the
nlsht came ana the musicians ana
INC nuuienes, ~ was very hpr
reha'l'oh, Inc ohureh WIS huea
WIN very aeVont ana attentive ils-
'ehors VINO, as ING granu words
ana music OF Lathers Judgment
hymn peaied through inc lofty
a AZ, wore vlsloly atse,ed
Inc trumpet business was 70 DO done
70 an auu'ehee prepared 20 receive
an IMPRESSION Rec9rder hoaghton;
u weh'knowh lawyer OF b9halo' ana
a'so weitknown Tor ms hne tenor
voice, was PRESIDENT ana conductor
ana engineered me thing splehuinly
gong through tho motions with
ms baton amer ,he manner Of an
AhscnuH OF Maretzek. Inc cue
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

A strange fatality seems to attend
tie sickness Of children in our vi.
entity at this time. On Thursday
night last, our electromagnetic;
Abe Hall, lost two children, from an
attack of congestion Of the BRAIN
And on the same night, we learn.
Mr. Richard Scalf lost two children
by the same ma!ady. This is very
uncommon in our section and seems
to strike all with amazement. ~ ~
H Mckinney Enquirer, 9Th inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS. -Itiis

New ORLEANS AND TExAs.-Itis
said that unless New Orleansiis con
nccted BY rail with Texas, within
two years, st. Louis will have per-
fected connections and control lines
which will withdraw from the for
mer market all the trade that now
centres there. fisi ~ ,s'ri.ii = 'i-'