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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-09

~ TxRRIBLE BuTcsiERYs--The dispatches
:; eoataia a account Of horrible massacre In
. the Tsrkish Province Of BONANZA, about ten
days agv, Of the Jewish population by the IA
tive Chnssians A thousand men, women and
childres were butchered. ~ - -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-09

-4sa BEER STAMPS The Commissioner of In.
-ternal Revenue having received numerous let
tets from brewers, inquirine As TO whether Che
law required them to cancel beer stamps by
.asing either Wheelsr's patent or any other
J. kind Of machine than that prescribed. he res
.s'ponded that 20 for as beer, stamps are con
!. cerned there need be no other method Of can
collation. used than that hitherto practiced.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-09

lfArCs GAME.--rhs match game Of billiards
betwses Rudolph and Dion came OF at New
YORK @ the 3oth o. May. Rudolph won the
rance ~ 6ltetp .p.sints. s@ stsssa8
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-09

BECOME A LAw.-General Grant has signet
tho bill 10 enforce the Fifteenth Amendment.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-09

THE PEACE PoIiCY.-The Indian Commis-
sion or Convention of the advocates OF the
peace policy in dealing with the Indians held q
session recently in Cooper Institute In New
York city and adopted an address to the people
of the United States as also series OF resolu-
tons. the last one of which appears to have
been offered by Mr.. john B. Wolff OF Colo
RADIO. This resolution states 'tthat our Indian
troubles are caused by the injustice of the gov
ernment combined with individual injustice"
etc. This individual Wolff who lives in Colo
RADIO where Indian disturbances are OF ire
ouent occurrence, ought to know something
about the character and habits Of the Indians,
and the cause of some of the troubles, but it
we are not mistaken, we know John b. Wolf,
and he is just that half crazy fanatic who would
!: side with the Indians as against white men.
These sanctmonious peace advocates. the ma
FORTY of whom never saw an Indian, unless
some troupe happened in their section taking
one around exhibiting him. had better make q
trim around in some Of our western Territories,
and we would advise them to come around
about the time the Indians have received their
government supplies of ball and powder. As
times are pretty lively in the Indian business
down in Arizona, they would find an excellent
field in which to propagate their peace doc
trines, and we think they would do well to visit
that benghted and unchristianized section of
our country at the earliest possible moment.
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Ho ought 70 Be admitted By all nsaas.

THE CANADA SCOTSMAN are indebted
70 Mr. Donald Grant for a copy Of ths Canada
Scotsaas, published at Montreal, BY A. g.
Nicholson & Co, ard edited BY Mr.. J. Watson
Finlay. 1t contaiasa great deal OF interesting
news in regard TO afairs in that vportion, ol
Her Malestys douinlons. including the prepa'
rations going on for the Red River Expedition.
sk--~~~~~-~--<>< --~----
Coon TEMrLARs.-Ths next session Of the
Grand Lodge Of Good Te,nplars win be held
at.vailejo, California;
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purpose.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-13
MURRAY HILL.
MURRAY HILL. =,
MADAME Ga MEAR5'57
sxoL1sH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
Boarding and Day School for Toung
LADIES' ~ ~
Ne. 993 Madison Avenue, New York.

The next session will commence Tues.
day, September %. 1870. - ~ ST q
Madame Mears has great pleasure in an
nounoing to her patrons and friends, that
she will bssG6le 10 offer superior advsntag es
for the complete and elegant education of
Ydans' lSdfs1, It the opening or the next
session.
The courss Of Instruc,ion comprises Tie
English and French Languages, Latin,
Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra and Geome-
try; Geography, Astronomy, Chemistry
and other Natural Sciences Mental and
Moral Philosophy, History, Composition,
French and English literature.
During ths' seaso,. Lectures will be de-
livsrsd by eminent Professors ON subjects
eopnsetsd with the various departments of
instruction. These Lectures will be ar-
rsngsdr for the general benefit Of the
school. ii1 r i;5fv .4&5 eIAe 4E& gfst- aE.s =,
Music, drawing, painting, singing, &c.,
may b. included, At special rates. ~ ;aa9|
The best professional talent 10 employ ed
In the various Departments, and the whole
ia under the immediate care and supervis-
ion Of, Madame G. Mears.: IN 4 tsaa rlas, y
French is the language of the establish
mept. 3sgast3 sa r. 1H.afgCa a.F.5:j5 ;
Circulars giving terms, &c., sent on ap-
puGSt1Ou. pshlf IN FgH t.. :. ~ = n - q 81
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PRICES Fair' Ofei1.'..

HIf tAeMdrchants in yeedir plaoeH will not
furnish, or send for the Machines, send us
the Eetail price, Washer; $l II, aExtra, iWrinr
ger $50, and We will forward either Of, both
machines, free Of freight, to places Where
mo- one 4s1felling3tshd so sure are weIthey
will be liked, that We agree to refund the
money if any one wishes To- aretprn the
machines free Of freight, after q months
trial; accof din & to directions. S'-sd'@i:o
oNoshusbaRdg father 9ors brother should
permit the drudgery Of washing .tith.dthe
Ihse9s Afty.tEe aays in the yssE xhen st
with less labor, and no injury t. the sssar-
ments, by Doty Clothes " sherya and , q
UNIVERSAL Wrlnger. .o5s ,5aoW
solas By dealers generally. t.. whom ,9l lib
Tvs .hS'R G: BROWNING, tuso. A g seina sla
|v13-n3 80 Cortlandt 81, New York
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EE g .~......
THE WEEKLYPI0NE

58fFFA ~
We will give any one 81 tie following celebrated
Elsin Watches for CLUBS TO TUE WEEKLY PIC
NEER, ~ follows:
NJ &C. *:sss 3: ESQ
karat Gold Hunting Case; cash price $780,
For 100 Subscribers and $40 cash, we win give .
No. Elgin Watch IA. II. ,TaylorJ in 50 dwt. Is
karat Gold Hunting Case: cash price ESQ.
For $50 subsesihers and $225, 70 viii give No. :
cold Hunting Case; cash Price sia5. -
Elgin Watch 4. T. RyersonJ in so dwt. Is karat
Gold Hunting Case; cash price 500. ~
For 100 subecribess and $l6Q, 10 will give LADY
Elgin Watch, In Gold Hunting Case; cash price SIS
or . No: Egin Watch in OF: Silver Hunting Case;
price 30. SO "a. SssFe& r2AEsss
For 60 Subscribers and $50, we will sive . No. 2
Elgin Watch, in OF. Silver Hunting Case; cash
For 81 subscribers and SIS, ws will give a'No. 3
Mgin eMstch in - Of. Silver Heating oatss eealhf
For 20 subscribers and $50, ws will give No. 4
Elgu Watch, in o. Silver Hunting Cas-, cash price
Ssh. F. d. -. IGF fI28Cg NGSTGi
The Club need not necessarily 70 to the same Post
onsss apd TIE names may be sent fl - A5tas %:
tained; but must be marked for watch prtniufn
The Watches will b. shipped to the claimant 1t hi
expense. 4
va guarantees, each watch 10 Is ss.unnuns Elei1
watch, with oil latest impr6ssment9 perfect ltne
and Of weight and quality Of cases. &c. asrsp-
resented above-in abort, the Eisin watch = oopd1
srea Tie equal 81 Sny watsk made in tbs wot1d.
For 20 subscribers and $50, 10 viii give he con-
plsts works Of Charles Dickens In vols, Appletons
Library 1ditio1, price $3.50; complete Set Of
the Wayerly Novels, In vols, Applstons Library
Adftoa, lssos S1oe0. gI 8Cff1G "
Tor 10 subscibers and 3l6ws viii give one copy Of
The Revised Statutes OF the etats Of Ninasoots
latest rsvision,) law binding, price $500.
For oas subscriber and q, u win Give ono copy
Of Rurritt's Sectional Nap Of Mduesota the latest
!; &.25. so, ss'
Tbssis o Il a III s4t.nd q February /. lsyl:
n IN ADDITION TO TH1 ABOVE WE WILL
GIVE 70 THE P1R1QN e1NDlN0 Us THE Lac
0ESTl NUMBER OF sUBsCRIBERs D4ROR1
FEBRUARY l, 1871, A HALF CASE WHB1L11
+ WILSON SEWING MACHINE. PRICE $50.
10 THE PERSON SENDING Us THE NEXT
LARa9sT NgMBkR 81. eu1e0R1BERA 91I0R1
FEBRUARY 1, 1871 WE WILL GIVE A HALF
CASE WHIELER s WILSON SEWING MACHINE
PRICE $50. sls.S ~
AddIsss 81 conndl s1catsons ~ B
PIONEER PRINTING Co.;
nes' 'all5r,g 7s3 s. tpoa,T q. PAUL. 1INN
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In additiooin,, 'THEo g903ut!RRNtA1
wi1l1sscpntain il, usual q vi, variety
Of State and General News;
Agricultural Inforl1mlladtEii'oon H. To-:
cal ITEMS Market Reports
from home and from abroad,
ceftessap ndence, etc:,< stc.'
Among the regular cores
pondents,, already well known
to its readers, = will be Mrs.
J. G.. Swisshelm, in Pennsyl-
vaaiayz Tn; ink entucky;.
and I'D. E. R. !" in st. Louis.
In addition, the present sys-
tenn of local correspond nce
from the different towns in.
Northern Minnesota will be
continued during the 90 coming u1i 1,ls
year.. No labor or expense
WILDE spared t., maintain
for The JOURNAL tie reputa-
ton it already enjoys # being
6I,T J0EIO nTA EgTAE
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Tsknr SIT Hal yofa % Ant 70 agsaigan sHf e3..
sst!dsEk ts35 no 3sa sa1frt.1 tstasqs moe bsnsis
:sIgsr stHs1A an III .useT3a eng t.tadr--:tIcqs1
d TsIras q ttoEM aH..aqfnoaoa3 alt gGiiasa
40 sfytgI taitoea a..t EuitTw III sas tfinna3 guoy
5,t'8 ma !se.7 ~ 7Tr.t fafN z
aeasf sd q saH 5ssa ts ,ssri.toasa :i ssiiso. nj
5sad afs3 % ss'ra .taiTt aisa ta;fa Ia aatsstas
mi aataia sd hsis:asa:G ia.k ftsa .y,ida 800 10
-7TaaT .eaiGasM aad ) xoasW oft 1s4 ..n1o. sub
.ytisefans eli not shRs arsa smsto soaie Ill, asf9
s1pw ,lai11 !si4hqte sas stsHo1of5 Il 90 oaY ii ia
.alk dlIaHr-s taffHa gu:ssImoa aat f,s .sssstsies
pIgw hofHw 20 oaf .fssHe.sfri n-sa YsT sts .shid1
axIH3 . II .aaaas as.a q f..Rifais r.. 5sniGtsus
ssG.yL .alai1SH7I L ,YHg
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THE NEEDLE cANKoF. Be SET WRONG,

ss sss.sas ;.oo1's "s,as.rsr
The blade6f the needle is les. than three fourtso Of
sRa 1& 1ongt andis straight. 70 aa, III
re Asmnmer Gnd ESI!er can never os Ct :osos4.
ANY one may Gdjast them In the dirk ms mem
may Re OF any width. No other hemmer or ieler :
~ 49, ~ turns Observation-Disclosures aaos'''
% you want 1t. .,..
let right, the biads .hore ad .traiabt does not Il
brate' Like longer ones.s Jh1IAxe
Manufactured soith Mathematical Pree''to".
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.ssEasg aW Ha



H ed ba 200 9<1IS d 1e lase ss q asas
% TED-ns T1ATeEsssW TIH Ia MP ANYs
grades
as a9ssd s o eep h,s sed a.
Heah Scotland Poshoh
and late uuroyenen. sm
claims Stngh
othef home d broad, ! 4 1-A7A'f
Constantly IL sHye
Independent secondly ians
nes hs ne 4don publications. enclosing
o Nssf .s szta5z Ro s,ss s
v,; n.,aa tide mar.
papaa1 by F1 1ans s & 81 S nS
y@ssa b s.ss WSa Co. has = @ sfa Ss
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WHOM ils1 9i 5 ~. t marx :4t.ra
maaS marx
mas
EN- rs s a.u.R
Geox 10 vel known
SIP Rousns f 's Wv mSe e. watches
sHi e9uI WALTER kl E RsR. .AsRh
uo. o.. Coz. G9pd9 %ss n ! Cen RR - cRR
asoa1e,ma a. @ ssx.as4 cot
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W1loesh';1z : n G1H 's.'
~SNAS@ SEWING MACHINE.

N1N71HE DEST' IN EFAMIl1 UNIV 'cB
~ M!LL STITCH, HEM. FELL, TUCK, CORD, BIND,
~ aid Quilta nd beautifully. twill wlththe
Sest aeedle thead run from perfect work on me
soWhide, with no Change fnssdie thread tenson1t
VIII use coarse cotton. linen, silk and twne 1t runs
ftsier faster stillef aA MY eteh nac9 91o
Atlormsa fiat even and elastic seam, differing from
n m.s afesD Stitch, eaeR Idot being IWlsseE
o. ,pa;THE RQTATING HOOK,
stenng every stich that the seam will bear %
ue Guy AND. that case even snS
seaM iewartanted not 10 RIP i'd wear and under all
oue family garments, bosotns pants dresses have
Deen submitted to Committees ut fairs where was
sdd;t 70 this stitch
nave been awardedforits Superiority ,Durapity
Elastlclty and Beauty. t.'its- :"
A Petapted device prevents the possibility OF the
machne being run in the wrong direction, or the bal
snce wheelever wearing or touching the dress.
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CHIAP PAINT A winter to the
New York Farmers Club gives i
cheap paint. which has been excellent
for rough boards, hut is not 80 we'll
adapted to smooth surfaces; Hydrau-
lies cement, 3 pecks fine beach-saud
l peck common salt 4 quarts: mix
with water to the consistenoe Of cream,
and apply with 4 common whitewash
brush. On rough pine Or hemlock
siding it will last from two to three
years without renewing. The cost Of
putting it On . two story bulldog, So
x24, this summer, with labor at 81 per
day aud cement At $3.50 per barrel was
Wv, <,r,Es SyeyrgerT ,fFee .syfsST&.-s7E
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lT4GE.@U. 8, LAN1 OFFICE.

NsS g. scioad, Mn fi 1asa aSz Il, isssSS.sza
haul6 bsssf sptasa ses dis $500 b.
Asak IhOomasen Against 9andef Helgerson ior ates.
doni1g his Declsfstsiy sssssp6nt No. S arSdd %
~, 1905 upon the NJ section Is soulahip Ia -,
range &c, in Honongals comfy, Hinnesosa, viEH
parties hereby summoned to appear at this once
on the 8fA DAY OF OCT0BER, lo1O at 10 o'clock
iu the forenoon spounAan furnish teatmonvcdn.
asO.sH GIEsfAh, sAsfht.r; ,e'c,
sass25e~l ,ta7iIiu &; o1oeAukf. keeeivex,o
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<osSrh e Il T., r.,.,A - -
N s,Ilo.-U; =; LAND 19seEsaA ~ -
&xN--s-,r,ssssS lono, MIMI, Snept ~, lhl0.----
NAerd Baker Against George ksdlsM for ahasdsn.
Ing his Homestead Entry No: i107, dated April u.
1875, pppn tbs se section u, t0wnShp 126 r.nge3O
u Stearns count viths vfeH cancel
to appear 1t this once on the 1e1g DAY OFNOVBA-
BEE $50 at 70 .oclosk,in the forenoep 70 respond
and hirni testimony concerning said aleeedsbsD-
sept22tn +. G. MCCLURE. Receiver.
170ric K-IT- a-L1V0 0PRT.p -----
IN St Cioud. MINI Sent. Ia 'fs7o. -.
= Sn.,.,..t S -: =, w, 80. - ~.
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NJ OEtCErU. EasAN D QFFH1~-. e.

N0TacEr-u: St4eaND QFE4Gn,rro he.txof:x
~; e.: Cloud, Ainns .sSpt 10, 1870. '"'
James A. Lane against henry Wieulan ior sbs1-
doning his Homestead Entry No. LIZ aatids
April 18th, 1865, upon -hsse section 10, town
range ~ ins5teerns csult6 Minqesvta, wirsr
view Of satd entry ne said psr
1issarsheretJ SUBSIDIZED eAHtkakW $Lds -oatos.a,
the 18TH DAY Or OCTOBER, lo7O, 1t il O'clock il he
forenoon, 10 respond auaifdfnilE hfdmNgf oeucarss
'as ~ 'ufs*s ,Pa'esRF (: .df1EsxsX! .ssL.a.tK
] sept1s-ews TIC. MaGtVeks sksveisag s.
! NtbTieE+-U.. stAk4N o OfkIGEtixs;q Z. ~
AAz4, e: Cloud, Mimi, sept Z, 1850.
eohpisinthSHSS s6sR ehseftd u .tStG OAoo By
9ohR .Nipte tsinstf RsteF, kzlcksen for stnadpn-,
lng hls Dseantoty Statement No. SCI, dated
Jniy -, 1867, upod u Ssction 10, town.
ship az, iaA tippsvas eo4nsx satuaassss,
WI view e tss eaPssll.tloa e said entry: ths
ottce son the 714zHf DAY or OA1QBtK ls10. at q
.eiock e Afternoon nd ialish 1estino6y eod-
G. A. GILLIAN, Register,
/ septl6-6wn 7. G. MCCLURE, Receiver. So
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ssonuonns sNssDD no5snixsI sdT-
tD0TX'S ssWASMNG.ll MACHINE, ,es
I4Taztf xtc tafs 1niPsabvt16caid2 lsrsaz XIV
!. asdtsao5Is n5sd Esd cd omit do d
Universal GaothesIiW ringer
improved with Rowelrs Doubig le6asE
wAee1s, and the Ratent Stop, are now I'M.
questionably far superior to any apparatus
for washing clothes ever invented, and will
save their3eest twice a year. by, saving laR
fi So ; WIS {aie used them give testimony
as follows :aao.E .8oei2no bna soYi.o.!oa.
1--WE like our machine much; could not
be persuaded to do without it, and with the
aid Of Doty, I've feel thatoxe are idastefs of
tAa 29sti0nyRfg H. sfet5 P Is9hsz} III H,akzf
r.1n thsslaundty ST myohodss theu.s i,,1
see92ss! &esJ M9fa' g s?s @A
"EvefyweeK has igeiivehn IT'D s:sironger
heA'upen the afee.iens efthe inmates o Of
the laundry."-M 2. O6server. o,~, ~
II heartily commend it to economistsd6f
time, money; and ruptentment.' '-Rev. DR..
Bellows, .gTH fts.ayE IfsT
"Friend Doty-Your- improvement
Of You're Walking Machine ~ complete
sqFccegggr, assYEe you :ouro MACHINE, at
ter year. use, is thought more 81 'to:dSy
Than ever, Snd@ould nov IS parted with
under any OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Robin,
son. Juo.
The N. ?. Weekly Tribune, of Dec. Is,
1862: fl answer ID 8 correspondent says:
"Of Washers, there is none to be compared
with Doty's." .s.~ n.o~,
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Pao11r N Frrpipg SrocK There
= Sss6astl, Impression ~ the East
9or htts islg cattle aud hogs at the
VIZ. in very profitable business.
An Ohio feeder states as the result Of
oxperin ant, that beet at $40. and pork
90. per I,und life weight gave him
651o. pe- bushels for corn. z III
inois fas y says ..ss y fsis u Il
they ~ It aforl to teod corn altar the
price t>sa reached sc cents. A farmer 10
Central illinois, who is prudods, care
full, aud economical man, shows by his
books that be does not gel fair pay ~,
for labor. Wien he sells good cattle
at So. per pound life weight.
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"a Hat ,sniyiR r Nd35
iHBB RI Q[${ !

( f41pysheaded PeopiS hke tfuaR
tockS restored by it to the, ayAsz kstxsa,v
esatss trssss of youth, and are hapfyl
Yumg People, with light, tadsdl of i5t "a Hair.
Nave these Mnfashionable colors ohauSed 70
9 beautiful auburn, and rejoice !! .s 2I,"
syReople whose heads. ara!sco1ered with
1asnd'ss0 and Hsssors, use it, and have clea1f
coao ana clfsf 1 ipd b E II iSflllPPi
Bald-E1eaded- Veterans have
t !eeaA remaining locks tightsnaa j aadatha
bare spots covered with q .luxu1ihne uowth
q Hair, and dance for Joy y nt''sao
eoYpung Gentlemen ..nse. it. because Il, Ii
tish sfumed ,a.
!. Young Ladies use. &. because It ekeeps
their Hair in placed ..:...l!1iAi
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EveHb0aX FYffs and sle M. I Il, because
It ~ the cleanest and best article in the
MARKET AaAlo ai7la 10 YIzxaudsfoaazop.
RnYs So1n hu nxuyvsv:~&. r..~n.n11-
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sTRAYED Oh STOLEN 81 n;

$. n r. II Plaintif,s AttogneyA e. NelS..A1nn
DSksaS ~ Cloud, Ainn, 2sth July, =. D.IS7o.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18

Iniurc the main spring oil a watch aud every por-
iinn o the works becomes disordered. The human
stnmach is TO the human system what that elastic
piece OF metal is 70 q chronemeter. 1t influences
The action of the other organs, aud controls, TO
certlin czteiit, the whole living machine. The
comparison may DO carried further; Tor as The
weakness or other imperfectlons Of the main spring
Is in deated on the Ga of the to-pece, so also is
The weak ness or other disorder of the stomach be-
trayed by the face Of the invalid. The complexion
Is raow or faded, the eyes are deficient In iustre
and intelligence, and there Is a worn. anxious ex-
prrssion in the whole countenance which tell as
nIainly as rittcn words could do, that the great
nourishiur organ whose Office IL is to minister TO
the wants Of the body aud to sustain and renew all
It's parts, is not performing its duty. il requires
renovating and regulating. and to accomplish this
end Hastetter's Stomach Bitters may be truly saiu
10 l,e ne one ding aeefI. The broken main spring
OF a watch may lie replaced by a new one, but IN
stomach can only be repaired and strengthened and
This one Of the objects OF the famous vegetable res
ioratiye which for Fighter year, has been waging
successful contest with dyspepsia IN all elments.
Asa specihc for indigestion it stands alone when
the resources 81 tbs pbarrnscopeia have been ex-
hanstei, without, at best doing pore1han mitigai,
ing the COMPLAINT a course 81 this wholesome and
nIe, yet powerful, stoInachic effects perfect
and permanent cure. In all eases Of dyspepsia the
liver 4 more or loss dsOrdercd ana upon THIS I'm.
f,orfnrt gland, as well as upon the stomach and
bowels the Bfters act with singular distinctners,
regulating and reinvigorating every secretive and
s.ssImilating organ on which bodily and mental
health deneud.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18
Dallas. Texns, juno 2. 1870

Dallas, Texas, Juno 2, 1870.
AT meeting of the Board of Aldermen
this day, there were present; H., Ervay,
Nayor;J G, scydel, Edwin Taylorand John
Loupot, Aldermen.
On motion, Edwin Dasey was appointed
City Marshal TO fill the vacancy oceasioned
by the absence of J. c. Thomas, former
Marshal, who has left without making the
required settlement withthe City Treasurer.
On motion, it was ordered by the, Board
of Aldermen, that all streets and cross
streets within the limits of the. Cooperation
that have been laid off, and, the plans OF
the samt placed upoh record, be, and the
Same are hereby declared to be open for
public travel; and all persons are forbidden
to obstruct them; and those having obstruc-
lions upon them are required to remove
the same upon notice being given by the
City Marshal, or,they will DO removed ut
the expense Of those causing the same.
On noiion, The meeting adjourned.
II. ERVAY, Mayor, pro tenn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18

DISTRICT CouRT is still in session, but
will probably adjourn to-day.
The Grand Jury finished its business
and was discharged on Tuesday last, after
bringing into Court about thirty true BILLS
nearly all of which were for minor offences.
The Jury were dilligent and earnest in
inquiring into oil offences brought TO their
knowledge and beside this made report
: TO His Honor, Judge Norton, as TO the gem
eral condition Of the county--its finances,
public buildings, &c. This report will be
found published in another part of today's
paper.
The following parties have been tried for
offences against the State, via
Fletcher Field, for horse-siealing; found
guilty, and sentenced to Is years confnc-
ment in the pcnitcntiary.
ED. Williamson, for Same offence; gull
ty, and sentenced TO fiyo years.
The cases of The State Us. NJ. B. Camp
and Benton Field, for offences similar to
the above, were continued to next court.
Various and snndry persons were ar
raigncd for selling liquor without license,
and mulcied in various amounts. We are
informed that the fines assessed and al
ready paid for these and other offences will
reach the neighborhood of seven hundred
dollars. ~
Only small portion of the civil docket
was brought to trial, most Of it going over
to next term.
The case OF r. C. Jordan Us. Howard et al.
for recovery of money obtained of araised
draft, resulted in verdict in favor Of the
plaintiff for amount Of draft with interest.
The case of I. G. Jordan rs. Flint &
Chamberlain, being branch of the above
suit, on garnishment resulted also in
verdict for plaintiff.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18

A MinuoTH EsTauLisnufAf--fhs large
siers q Msssrs. CLARK & ITyau, on the West
side he square, is PsIlsp- he larsssi IS
tablishmsni Of The kiul IN ih,s section Of
60 ,niry, running back $50 feet We q d
The entire buildlng eFammed full Of goods,
o. all kinds. They are selling largely but
Keep up their stock by constant additions
thereto.