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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-12
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY,
LAwD HRA1T16HMysn
l1l ~ y FACULTY. ghis 70
REV. W. .cqeRANEb President. 9 ;
k.T. sMYTil, eo@ q sbii ~
J.E. SHEPARD Psofessors.i;e0
JnIlN vIESI 49,.

l. SOAN' 80 &l~fSSt.J ..IIN 90. III 10
| The exercises in the Law Department OIL
Baylor University viii be rcsumed in Bren.
ham on the FIRST Monday in March, 1870
The great object Of the course OF instruc.
ton il 10 store the mind OF the student will
the fundamental principles OF tho Law, ant
10 prepare him, for practice in the Courts
of this State. Instead Of the ftful aud in
tsrmittent studies Of the Law Office, pursu
ed often ia con fusion and amidst other cir
oumstances tending TO distract the mind
the student studies Law. as he does any
other science, with q systematic purpose
and plan. by the aid Of moot Courts he
becomes familiar with the law Of REMEDIES
is trained TO the discussion OF Facts and "a
the exercise o fthat tact which liz soS i'm.
portant in real praejice. .--.
The student will be required to institute
suits and condnct them 10 their tcrmiha.
ton. The cases will be 10 directed rs Ia
raise every question or practice that car
arise In the course ofs law suit aud t.
put tho student under the necessity 'ofpre'
pairing every paper required in the. con.
duct or denfense Of o suit, and the various
kinds Of Instruments used in The transac.
tions of man.. f12iAiJ taA4eQ % 81
The course Of instruction will be ccmplet.
ed in three sessions Of four months each
and the degree Of Bachelor Of Laws " i'll be
conferred upon graduates. Students who
have completed the course Of studies and
pissed on sxnmination may graduate with
out reference ~ the number of sessions
they hare attended. b ssyai l5is%. 10 lil
.Kent,s Commentaries, Blacksiope's Com
mentaries, Parsons on Contracts, Sayles
Treatiss,| Story's Equity Jurisprudence,
Wharton's Americsa Criminal Law, Ste.
phens on pleading; Story's Equity Plead
ing, Greenleafs Evidence and Sayl Prac-
tics " i'll be read during The, course. n. !;
Is The. students will DO permitted TO CON
suit the valuable law libraries in Brenham
The members Of tho bar residcntin Bren.
ham have consented to deliver occasional
lectures and assist in the exercises Of the
moot courts. y,s9 ,se.t;st,t,s 81 taa
Tuition, per session, $50 10 coin. Board
can lie obtained in private families at from
SIP to SIS per month"; h25ia HIt {,
Commun ications can be addressed 20 81
CIR. DREEDLOvE, Esq, Benham, hos
Or REV. W. G. CRANE, D. D, Independence.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-12
MONETARY AND coaMrncrAL.
~ "HERALD OFFICE"
DiLlAs, TxxAs, February II, 1870.

lsFefve a.. ~ III En Hl ~ usl 4, is,o
- II 'A-> : 'i-''-'''.lS - - -
The following quotations. which are In eoin' are
The rnlirg figures IN our market: /.
Go.D-Buying, w; Se',,ng, .asi
Exshange oh new io's' "a P'sai1A ''ssA -
ton, pdrm'1m. Ia, a,.-..f.,,, "A h,,s s,,
WI US ~i'Ias' wa " -S'1 -
oette. P.'ss,., ox = 4, 70 49,, - + afls -
49, = "a a. ~, y, a. -. h.st s.r,f,v
ra1S p,ua ~ ~ ~ n'-'. ~ - W
Svnr-rFhy ~ .oy. W Hfs -H
EAhetoc, ", e es ae att, "a ma a., r,v.r
sALT--scarce s'ss Tor Saline and s'' Nf Liver
pool pop p,.,,,v :. cs<<,, .e,,. ~, ~ X
stscSr-Brcr,nl igst a2ee /: uru.ird 25e. il,
BUTTER-Domcstic,'Ib algs<o. - .-f,.t =.
EGGs-Plenty at 1Oa121% cents. i
HIDEs-In demand at las cent? for dry. w =
Rrr.,xs.-Bu,ipe., con tinues rsnarkably good
a. a. "a .o,,o, 4. coui,~ In and rolnr
- ~ -,,,~ ~ $3.50. :, r.s-,n,.
~ sa,,o.,.o xsss. 80. A.. impre,.
ana .nipneh's o -.
sion seems 70 nave o''A'nea 's@' ''s .s.'s.
-1soo Bslcs-vns the total OF the Proonet OF tbe
county We did not % intend 70. A we'll posted
N, a, mi. cI,x eliminates thst the merchants
= =, ~ --.- &, L.
Of this cry vih eontroi ourlps 'ne "
estimate, say ESQ bales. The merchant" o. fisn''
serene Hnurhts' Store Lsucssfer, C-dsr HiIl, Ae.,
-, -, -, ,soo -. A. r,s,.. r.,s-a
w'il eoht'o' ho' 'e's ..Ah Ie'e o.'s, - -
in Dallas eoansy. mailing total Of &s0e bales. =
large amount. Is We have herssofs stated has BEEN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-12

rsraThe Mirror o. Typography" pub
lishsd in New York, BY T. H. senior Co.
faithfully rejects all that is new, besufi
full and useful in the manufacture Of hr-
lures, type, presses, paper. cards, and the
progress Of ''The Art preservAtive Of al
ARA" The Dsosnbsr number, b.<uiiful AZ
Aprodis. and pure ss ves,&s il received
with many thanks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-12


Hfis a. ~ Soc ~ - 80 iiats 4
W fiisi ~ hfsstt % - Isfsf ; fIII|
- a. liin rs ltfs ~ fsfft y ~
ssl ssiit iisi iis taslii.. 80 > a y
- NJ al lls ialsilsafs = nj fs)ifl
tfssirs siiy u psn.s ~>s|| al > |.
-s'A l.'s'' go 81 z l.'<' is''" 81
isu N h $40 fi.r<<ls AZ - sIs Il
Ftssfttti. d. ,.ts Ne n.>sfs Ats~
- lialsfjsss nh ., - Hsss Ill sssl
is0O e. :s,se. mi. b .'sa spsual
u psnsf 't.a rs a. sf.ss a sLIs .lAsl
tul - Pginils lie usfsssais. ss..D Il
seal sslsis aul neaisi nsu ef sity al
ssuIly hat Il lLsy uill ssLssFibs ,hs sun
nsssss.Ey either asa dsnstisa il Whole "
ispAFs sFss lees u - "a liberal sina
Ne all Hass The li.sArn verify VI tbs
inFOrssres " ear growiag eeal,ry sal
lhs inlslligshss ard tasts 81 TIE sonnari-
y, iyPssFsPhisAlly, saiseTially sui ether
wiss, That place is judged 10 = great
sElsni BY lie hswsPapsr II il have one, l.
kHsEa 10 al Intelligent Hsa. Mho Will
naks the sh9rs ne have suggested We
believe IL some eas ill star, il, II will
sSssssi, lbs people Of Dallas v0uld not
hsrl ,lsiE already gsOi Assas abroad ~
placing "a 10 = esElilisA 10 issus q palsE
ia every resrss' verify " cur !seuH'y,
city aud e0mEsanl,y. .fI a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-12
PEhEGRAPRrc.


\ AsflsuraN. P,h SEKAsE =
Tie Judic'sVs cunn,islse ~ tie
Ssnsie nj has Hg on.elul paper
iran n ls.isslpia ,us'k ao soilo,,, viii
l.evs sp.siai nseeiing On tho arrival
oIilr documents 7
'fh~ Rsrns,raetion Committee
Lear.. tisa AArs, 20 he effect that
iie adm; sion Of Mississippi would
l.rabshiy r~sss IA Isr, ef's dis
v',arge Answering the question
~hs,hsr II the s,ais was admitted
.he wOa.d rsmalr. loyal, replied. Ia
.ff.ei. wee for .cverth yrags At least,
a. IN sdiili0r "a carrying plt iha
,rilitsry provisions vi TIE rceon
,'ruclior sv,; llv lad selected civil
Vrlcer~ wueld pr0,eeltho rights
dnil The people, regardless OF race
~ eeicr. Finally, will Butler 81
the eilnlr, he Committee adopted
the Virginia I'LL Tor Mississippi
lnerrly changing names, when nee.
c.snry. aud adding n clause that
eonseisn,iuus people mlghtaAlflnin.
.t,ah of swearing. .t
Abbor, Introduced . hill preambl-
hg Violence In certain States, aud
In1yiding fir u National Police.
eAmes' conduct eSeites unfayUra.
he comment al army headquarters.
llemust resign hpln the army,
Abbot, offered q resolution set.
iing forth that violatiobs The pub,
lir pence are o. fi.eqnont'oceurrrpce
IN the various Southern S,ates. aud
itnt the protection Of life and prop.
erty by Tho Gcucr.i Government
vast the right Of evay, citizen, and
iiisrructing the Judiciary Commit
,se 70 inquire what il the power of
tie General Government in the
Promises; also, 70 inquire into ihe
,msiitutionali,y md expedicncy Of
establishing a National Police Tor
the better enforcement Of the law.
AdppredoIl fa ltoeDA b6l ~
"A bin containing -thiriy.six sec.
lions, reported by tho Committee
on Territories against polygamy in
Utah. 7d .a4.f i5s ivilffia'T nif1'
Gen. Terry has Leon ordered TO
Washington on important business,
after attending to which he will re,
turu 10 Georgia. 7Q seqs
The agent Of Frazer, Trenholinc
& Co., iato agents Of the Confeder-
mcv. is here endcavoring to induce
the Government 10 accept $4,000,
81, promissory notes, and dismiss all
saits here aud in England. ''t'
Jnycxccntivo session tho Senate
voted again adversely to Hoar for
the Supreme Bench --3i to 2f.
Gen VIM. Clark, member Of Con-
gress elect from tho Galveston Dis
ti.ict, has departed for Texas. He
will canvass forthc United States
Ecnath, far which, it is confidently
saitl. e,hAs Executive endorsement
lIoar was positively rejected by
the Senate, aud the office is vacant
with the President. Conflicting
factions North and n steady front
fronfthc South, which is probable,
will secure a Southcrner on the SUI.
premc Benchia sgfd I = si a1s'lH "a /
LONDON, Feb 2 Capt Co@hrane,
commanding the ship Petrol, cruis.
ing of the African cdast, writes
that pr. sLivingstone has turned up
asa wizard pin the interior OLA frica
WASHINGTON Fob. 4--Tiie frank
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-12

sfTAn amiable. daughter Of cur friend
Hon. s.. D. Wood, of Tyler, was recently
married 10 The man Of her choice. Joy
and Love and Peace and Happiness ever
be with her who was lately Miss Wood, but
Is nov Mrs. MARY L. AsKEw. May each
ever be able to say to the other, In the
words Of Mrs. 0sgood: aI
aAhl eonld you look into my heart
And watch your image there
You would own the sunny loneliness
Affection makes it wear"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-12

pGThe Corsicana Observer, corsicsns,
Navarro county, Texas, having lately put
en- new suit aud enlarged its dimensions,
Is. before u.s. 1t is clearly printed on good
bold faced type, and well filed with pithy
editorials and interesting news and liter
airy selections. All this We are glad "a
zee, and we congratulate our eotemporary,
&. A. Van Horn, on the evidence Of the
substantial prosperity Of himself and ths
Observer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-12
p0-Flsko.s Bulletin, insists that Eastern

Texas sllalLhays oae Of the Senators. Il
docs mol ask for o. moderate Republican,
and aalsa No know too well the course
Of political parties 10 expect 50 much
goodne ss from ro.itieisns, but weGdo ask
men OF all parties to. insist Upon lit chat
We have AN Eastern map.' 4la Il ffF
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-12

Cor We have r,s,lys,l ale ,ii,aiiy Stat,
Journal" q new paper started At Ausilp
By Tgssy, sisnsrlng 4 Co. I'll. ], the
successor Of The State Gazette and will be
ti'slerEAn,sf Gov. ,l', nithpv,ry neat,
iy printed psrsr Terms Tor tic daily $40,
per annum weekly 50. ssFIsaey. .,l lu
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-12

to- fion. Jshn q tpnhtr Ist shsfnlAn
on he sob Ut, dlfte, for wsshias'on
ciiy, al. vhish place, Saga Tie cOsrisr hs
-Ill be pleased 10 hear nom any OF his
constituents Who may desire 20 address hlm
on Lusinsa or Tisaadrs, Their business,
vii always receive his immsdlsis attn
lioa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-12
az II.ls s..l - . I'D. II.yns.

AssIafs lHANOrT FlRdihg that nesl
ef eur ralreas prefer ,hsl day, NC have
shAngsd back 70 Saturday 81 publication
iAy, Hssss,pFssId tie HrkALp all be
lsfusl each sa.nElsy Rornlhg. - v-...
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-12

Who's to blame for the adoption
Of the Texas Niger Consultation {?
Ex-Governor J. w. lThrockmor-
ton, IL is our honest conviction. is
the man, more than any one else,
and we point the finger Of censurc
nj him. He may not tfeel' this TO
boz true now, butif ihohis an ambi-
tious man, in the future, for an of
fec, rebuke the most whitening and
crushi1gs will ,be'his only greeting
from a betrayed and and outraged
people, Dentou Monitor. 81 9iso
ltwill, perhaps, lie gratifying to Cover
nor rhreckmorton 10 know, as tho Monitor
tells him, that lie Ind influence enough to
control tho votes Of 50 largca number OF
tie people Of Texas, as that by which the
constitution was adopted. but es don'tplace
aacL confidence in the assertion of the
Monitor man. aad tits onr opinion, ii we
mey be allowed to express it, that il Coy
ernor Throckmorion ever is again in a po-
si,ion 10 come Before Che PEOPLE Of Texas
he Hiil.receive larger majority for any
Office for which lic may ofcr, than did even
tho Monitors justly berated "Te1as Niger
Constitution" no mniter what be did for or
agaiist the rec.if:o,ion or that ihs.ru,
inent.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-12

o. Saturday lastm Indian Creek
about half way between karryills
and Bsndsra. tho lvdlsss sssers.i
a house whsrs a family lived by The
name OfBAndy, murdered The moth
Iernnd son. ard wouudsd Me kss-
band who Succeeded 10 escaping 10
the ehaparral. The savagcs, amer
plundering tho dwelling. and bura.
ing u hue mule wsgoa, len che
place. ~ ai itsi { ~ ~ 4
The frontier Is now sxarming on
every side with these cut throats4
A few miles from Kendall's rancho,
thirteen were seen upon n hill en-
gagged in spying tho country. Sowe
go; murder and robbery on every
hand, while tho lrmy 10 earnestly
engaged in-eatlng their ratlons.-
lSan Anioaio s,ar. Jan. ~, 3
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-12

iafafss Hess nfaffisf ~ FtlfasfI
4. " ssyftisf. tsiilf "a lsff'saH lttt
ils si-ifslls iss+sI lsfe- 49, lssi
10 'sslsrstg sas'@. ~ ~ sANsnisf
e ifsfs sd isffssf ~ 10 s,aiia'
"a ssis - sIlisl.s ,. ''lAs NTsss u
AZ la,ssi Wshf 20 tsspl1 islssssi o.
90 ,s.t.s. ysuas ga "a. 49, see shs
rs~i,lAs sPssins shsFlas 81 Mise Tess
sd . "a. sisg, 'Jssansliss. siil assl
v ts issiisi iss rfrussi n acre sAsFisfs
ia ,As ssrisl Fls eIrslisai s,sfiss, asi
aany s.isIi.islss. ilsiFrsiiss, AAi assiul
anis,ss d ihs ~iisak giss Il an iHlsHsi
snd sslus Tssuiar 70 iissit As Ladys
Nsg.sius, il soatiHss al iLs bssi fssiuTss
n sssl IsTisaisals, api Il l. Plsafsps q
kEou lt,i !, has hfssAs gspsFal iAHsTils,
Pstls..sl b 7, $. ATllaT 4 Seas, PAils-
islFlis, - 500 pssh si'A libsf.l ~
ilsslsH lsr s.sLs. -aIfa.a .fitf
oSeE MeSIa faT february is als0 re-
ssi,sd, aEd is fAlly sP % i.s predecessors
in tie gsasTai iaisTssi % lie eenlsais--
III. entertaining naasLly ia su,arssI ,Ai.
year. aui ia ns. Of COAL size viii the
siLsr ussiIiy AasAsiass. rsrns, s. per
aauam. .iiL literal aedaetloss 90 slabs,-
address Z. s. Arthur 4 Sons. rhiladslphis
Tas CufisEES's HoVH.-we ne,iss that
lie publishers o. This beautiful mags Elne
have se.rsi special terms 10 Day Anl sua.
lAy sehoo's; aud ne leara that il has al
rsaiy tssa introduced Into many day
schools as a rsadiag book. The freshness,
lnfeFssL purity, iheughifal earnsssness,
aAA "'sN u''a' ''ns ~ '.s "o'A 's"n''
PA'"su'A'" 's''ao's ,o' An PURPOSE
,s.'hs'' s@''s' pus hsa !" 'aa.'a'' y"
.n'' 'S'os ''A'A'''' ~ a'A't" ''k''''
~" eau w" "aas'a' ~" '''"o'' ''"P''''P
WV :" '.'u''u' '''''' 'sA'' wa ''"
n'H'n'' "'"i y" ''s 'SH'', "'N"
'Hs i'a's " p $50 So '
A''' ''A'' ""' '''''''" - " ~' 1''
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We hope sAs" '.as"'' "ho '''as ,'''
VI" sshu TOT 'Pse'"sa "uH'p'' " "'
."'lpAIs '0'A' anu sAa'ns " ea''-
ln"y' ms !eaiy subscription ~ S''&o'-
T. .. Ai'huF sous rh''aueiPuis'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-12

SlnlptOms of a Diseased liver.
DAIN In the right side, nnder the edge OF
L the ribs, increase on pressure; sometimes
the pain is in the left side; the patient 10
rarely able to lie on the left side; sometimes
the pain Is felt under the shoulder blade,
and it frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for
rheumatism in the arm. The stomach is
affected with loss of appetite and sickness,
the bowels in generalare costive, sometimes
alternative with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy,
sensation in the back part. There is gene
rally considerable loss ofmemory, accom-
panied with apainful sensation of having
left undone something which ought to have
been dcne. A slight, dry cough is souc-
times. an attendant. The patient complains
Of weariness and debility; he is easily start
he'd, his feet are cold or burning, and he COM
plains of prickly sensation of the skin;
bis spirits are low; and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial to him,
yet he csHsoarcely summon up foriitsde
enough to try ii. In fact, he distrusts every
remedy Several of the above symptoms
stsend the disease, bat cases have occurred;
where few oftbem existed, yet examination
Of the body, after death, has shown the
IivEn to have been extensively deranged..
- AGuE AND FEVER.
On. MLAsks 1IvEh PiIIsrIs casks o.
AarEAxD FEvEn, when tax en- with ouinine.
air productive ofihe most happy results. No
better eksh sfticcan be used preparatory TO-.
or after taken Quinine. We vOald advise
Al who are afflicted with this disease 10
give hem A FAIR TRIAL.
Address ell orders 10
FLEMING BROS, PIr1BrreH, Pa.
r.a paIss. ana Physicians ard-rins hon sfhs-s
thsn Fl.rninr Bros VII Do well write their orirrr
'6-tIsrt|s. 40 Or lsas ~ Dr. ~ Lar<'1 fpesef
u Fl<-sf B-s-- rz--t--rs. ~ u iAuss .iztins
e gre ffen trial. - ~ foEr.rd Fer r.-l 20.
r-It ~ ~ rart - Ne Tinted st.ies; ors ttH q
Pm 20 tsrIrs fhrr-rrf rsnrs stamps q -. ~
~ rrrrdf1tt r. 41rt-rn 1A-re-cent sirrnIe- Al
o1e-s IRON c-r-a. nut > s's1l-p-n'sa " trsrss
Hs Z s1r-uern's D--e7. s-s.ssos. So
80 - - e. ~ ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-12

s.rsess N life = very apt 70 make
- Md he tine rbe1 - WASH I
r.s-i. Tfis IssL = riih = frog On
fsmn. 1e t1a'i rs.ns7abrf .sl'sti re
rzss sasr.1s trl ,Ihsr fo'fs san.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-12

rEFrom certain clear signs, We believe
there is some movement toward bridging
Trinity river al Dallas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-12

~ Illl 81. s.f.''<-i 80 .'i.s :
$50 ~ - V<lss.- INsssss Vac o..
lll4I So ~ MI s,<slf.l ssisssf
ssf'.iI|'s ~ NJ <sl<flss ~ tfr .,
,ls1<sl 80 u >1|s1s~< s,sllsus u ~
- u i|ns I n ~ Z 20. sai ~.
serial i.asss - j<ssss Nc ssfSsf'
resfs<sts al >1sw<s ~ sssy 'f~ -.
hlst We r.. sfsss 4 q 1>IsG = 80
an lneniAtis p>>s<ks@ ~ s>aik -
No Ns.io.s 0uIf n ~ 49, ~
"a 1s~1l<fa sksrs. - a. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-12

serrhs siiissns, pretty generally, are
clearing up their grounds. prspsrisg 10
plant their gardens. I.l N
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-12

A Chicnso belle has had her rftls
loss eut Of. in order TO get shoes
large enough for ner $50.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-12

- II "HNNNfNN' - H|Ht
MtfHfsln's l,h1 ~ isirfan
rsslstsfg iis cataa galia lrss
ilsfaHa stysihtfs 80 lCTrbis
r,sssat fr 10 ihs siTssis ~ iisfsha
90 ihe (. lnsisai. ga tie afrFal q
49, FrHa'ns ~ t'sians-, "A BIO
,.llivr a d iii.sr anl h,ei AiriY
Splash paper IN ihst ~
lhnr handni ard NJ people
80 h.''R KILLED =, lhs l.He ihg dis.
I.'sa was srni sud the massasTe
" = sii.l .snins GA A hrs raj si4gi-
-. sisn ~ gesn HArfa. dsu-eiy
D gs-a'.a sfas asH1'sr ~ ,as s',S.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-12
Laborors arc what tho connir,


Laporors are WHAT mo country
neeas, White inDorors. negro 'hDor
can never develop TINS country
o"'heso avor 4 conceive 70 20 sun
worse. una "uouucva 70 any
cohs'uu,ao'o oA'ent "ou'u anect 80
WY Wv" "y'-' ,Vp'oel ""e ,o'.e'
upo" !" r" "'noss nos e"'''!f e
Inv .o'.' y i'0" NV e''' u'a",s"''o"
81 - - "s'''''"i " AA'.""'.' :"
Wv A',N'""" anN w WY '"uo'''
- W.. ~, 49, w ""A ass' rs
s"s w ''ns'''N""V van, ""''N NV"
ss'.''f Nv " NV county,
""''' '.''' ""' W., " s'vs ''s''s"' W
W, 'e0v, NV Jew" NV" ""e
"',
W. 800 w." "' '.f - '"
".' ',r'"' sp0" '.' P'sVy'1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-12

Ths City neiel, Dallas, Texas, kept by
Mr.. Lowry, 10 drawing pretty much al the
homo aud transient patronage " that sec.
ion, since the cruichGeld House changed
hands. We shall mol undertake 10 explain
the cause Of isis, but will leave the gentle
reader 10 conjecture and DO prohied By this
Lins "a The cvcnt he or slie ever visits III,
bsnnihil and pleasant city OF Dallas, on
The Iripiy.--tpenloo Mentor a .r,i4s'
The Monitor isi misiaformsd, and per-
h,ps a lii,lei splepeiic. Tho fact is, the
cralchaeld House never did u better bust.
ness than Ills now doing, and never gave
better satisfaction 60 all concerned. q We
do rot, by any means take sides ageinsi
tie CITY Hotel. which is q good, conforth-
tls house,and kept by q clever gentleman
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Pretty hsA, sseTs aud every cue pays
Gll price. When our eyliudsr p,ess CONES
on, the ilsAALD will be enlarged. fi
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lr05>lhe February number Of the New
Electric alagsrins,is reccised, repieto with
good reading, original and selectsd--the
beAillol,lly il TIE 'unitas States. -
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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09


On the 10Th Of last August Hen
~ z. Markham, aged fourteen
years, only son Of Mr.. George
Markham, Of this county, was dis
covered IN dying condition under
the following circumstances:
He had gone early in the morn.
Ing to the crib, to procure proven
der for the horses. His prOtracted
stay induced his mother to seek
him, when he was discovered, with
In the crib insensible; he was re.
moved to the house and DR.. Hebron
summoned. During the day he
died. Dr.. Hebron, however, reach
ed him before his death and from
his appearance was satisfied that
his coalition was caused by some
injury to the brain, but as there
was no evidence of HE having been
struck about the head by any one,
and as he could not have fallen suf-
fciently far at the crib TO have
thus injured him, 1t was supposed
he died from IN appoplectic stroke.
Some two weeks previous to this
occurrence he had caused the dis
charge from his fathers employ, for
bad conduct, a negro man named
Creed Taylor. This negro up TO
the day Of the childs death was seen
lurking about the place, and then
was seen there no more. A few
weeks since, Greed said to a negro
with whom he was living. at is
thought Henry Markham died of
congestion of the braiu, II he did I
caused It by butting him in the
head" This statement the negro
gave to Mr.. Markham but not un-
til Greed had taken the life Of an.
other victim, a negro girl, Alice, on
the plantation OF Mrs. Davidson, in
this county whom he killed by strik.
ing across the head with a plow
share. Last Monday Creed was ar.
rested and examined before Esquire
8. T. Ulm, at Big Black, when both
these murders were clearly proven
upon him and he is now In jail
awaiting trial.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09
a-oopNEssl eaACIOUsu

Mayers,o of the Handsboro' Dem
Ocrat, says a friend writes him
from jackson county, that the
spiritofWm Page, who was mur-
dered in that county a short time
ago. il often seen on Bluff Creek,
carrying his arms at an angle Of
lorty-fye degrees, one up the
other down, shs blood spOutlng
out nom the hole ii his neck, in
! stream about the slze Of q mans
an &c 8 said to have pursued
once ssf nightfall, 3 man for
tWo mile through marsh, brier
and hambls. compelling him to
swim Is AaTlsabls
ihc a nafm 4
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

A young lady saw in a wicked
paper that if two young ladies'
would each take q pole Of a gal
vanic battery in one hand, and
then complete the circuit by kiss.
ing, that the. sensation upon the
lips was exactly that of the pres
sure Of q mustache. She immedi-
ately communicated the fact to a
number Of friends; q battery was
secured, and the experiment tried,
and found to work to q charm. A
large number Of pocket batteries
have been ordered, SO that hereaE
- when l~adiesrmeet and kiss, as
e their custom, they can each shut
'Helr eyes ana tniy ENJOY tne sat-
sfaction e. feeling & aentleman'
NN III HAIRS