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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-28
fPURIIC-No. 1911
AN ACT to extend the provisions Of the pre-emp
ton laws 10 the Territory OF Colorado, and fol
other

AN ACT to extend the provisions OF the pre-enp-
ton laws TO the Territory OF Colorado. and for
other purposes
Be il enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
seltatives of the United States of America i'll Con-
gress assembled, That the privileges of The act of
NAV tlrtieth. eighteen hundred and siXty-two, en-
titled An act reduce the expenses of the survey
and sale of the public lands III the United States,
be. and the same hereby extended 10 Colorado;
and the previso of the first section of the act ap
proved June second, eighteen hundred and sixty
two entitled -" An act to establish land office in
the Territory of Colorado and for other purposes"
is hereby repealed.
SEC. 2 And be il further enacted, That nothing in
the act OF Congress, approved March twenty
eighteen hundred and fifty-tour, entitled An act
for the relief Of settlers lands reserved for rail-
road PURPOSES" shall be construed TO relieve such
settlers from the obligation toe the proper notices
of their claims as i'll other cases, and all Claimants
of preemption rights shall hereafter. when no
shorter period OF time is now prescribed by law,
make the proper proof and payment for the lands
claimed within eighteen months after the date pre-
scrbed for filing their declaratory rotices shall
have expired: Provided, That where said date shall
have elapsed before the passage OF this act, said
pre-emptors shall have one year after the passage
hereof in which to make such proof and payment.
Approved, July IA, 1870
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-28
fPUBLIC-No. 174.l

AN ACT to amend section four OF the act OF March
thrty-one eighteen hundred and siXty-eisiit.
Be i. enacted by the Senate ard House OF Repre-
sentatives of the United States OF America Ill Con-
rress assembled, That there shall not be assessed
Or under by virtue Of section four OF an
act approved March thirtyone, eighteen hundred
Ana sxty-eght, entitled IAN act to exempt certain
m anufacturers from internal tax, and for other
uirnoses." anv internal tax upon polk-paciers,
ari-reuderers or those engaged in smoking hams,
c,iring meats or others known as i'll the provision
trade as manufacturers within the meaning OF the
said section; and if any such tax shall have been
assessed but not collected the SAME is hereby re-
mitted.
Approved, July IA, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-28
NII rI-l@
within Pei Of 4 ys.g, out any Fnns
be derived n m wafer rent M -'@s-
Approved, July IA, 1870.
vIPrH1Ac-No. lT,l ns.szs

..ssu-s .s.,ss,s-s ~ ss.sz -.
AN ACT to create q port of delivery at hous'on'
Texas
Be it enacted by the Senate and house VI 81
sentatiyes of the limited states Of America in con
gress assembled, That Houston, in the stare % ot
Texas shall be- and is hereby, constituted po.. VI
and there shall be appointeda surveyor OF custom
to reside at said port, who shall perform the dua,ss
and receive the compensation and emollnien,s ply,
scribed in the act Of Congress approved Si'iien
two eighteen hundred and thirty-one, being AN
act allowing the duties foreign merchandise ii'
Vile. Saint Louis Nashville and Natchez 20 be Sc
cured and paid at those places"
Approved, July IA, 1870
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-28
TPrBLrC-No. lC1 |
AN ACT TO amend an act entitled An act 20 au-
thorize the Secretary OF the Treasury 20 license

AN ACT TO amend act entitled An act 20 arl-
| thorize the Secretary OF the Treasury 20 license
yachts"
| Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives of the United States OF America in Con
gress assembled, That the first section OF the act
entitled IAN act TO authorize the Secretary OF the
Treasury TO license yachts and for other purposes
approved August seventh, eighteen hundred and
fOrty-cght, is hereby amended By inserting, III tine
first clause thereof after the words port 10 port OF
the United States" the words and by to foreign
ports
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted That yachts be-
longing to a regularly organized yacht club OF any
foreign nation which snail extend like privileges 10
the yachts of tie United States shall have the PRIV,
lece OF entering leaving any port OF the United
States without entering or clearing at the custom
house thereof, or paving tonnage tax
SEC. 8. And be it further enacted, That, for the
identification OF Yachts and their owners. a com,
mission TO sail for pleasure IN any des ignated
yacht belonging to any regularly organized and IN,
corporated Yacht club, stating the exemptions ana
privileges enjoyed under it, may be issued by the
Secretary of the Treasury. and shall he token OF
credit to any United States official, AID to the
authorities Of any fore IN power for privileges en-
loved under it, -
SEC. 4. And be it further enacted, That every
vacth visiting foreign country under the Prov,
sons OF this act, SHALL on its return 10 the ChiieG
States, make due entry AZ the custom house OF
the port at which. such return, II shall arrive
Approved June 80 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-28
TPUBLIC-No. 81
AN ACT relating TO the supreme co1rt OF the uls-
ti-cr q Columbia

BE II enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
se.atives OF the United States of America III Con-
mess assembled That the several general terms
and special terms OF the circuit courts 0istficI
COURTS and criminal courts at lIoi.1ed ~ IN. :eI
aIproved March third. eighteen hundred ana SIXTY
tllree. entitled An at to reofganZe the courts III
tie District OF Columbia, and Tor other purposes
which have been or na; be hei, si.l-! ee i,nu are
cleared TO be. severaly. terms o. me supreme
cd;trt OF the district OF Columbia; and the JndS,
nIens DEGREES sentences, orders. proceedings. and
ats OF said general terms, SPECIAL ttiihs circuit
cLrts district courts and criminal courts hereto
fore or hereafter rendered, made or had. shan De
deemed judgments DEGREES. sentences orders, pro-
cicdiugs and acts said supreme court: Provided
that nothing herein contained sEall Affect te right
oil appeal as provided by law.
SEC. 2. And Ice il further enacted mat the ST.
rteme court of the District OF Columbia SHAH Aere-
alter consist OF cef j;:sticc and four associate
justices; and for this purpose iert s'-i ne iti'-
lIJinred 10y the President. by and win Che advice
and consent of the Senate. an addltona Jlstee OF
sid court with the like powers. 70 take tine same
daths 10 perform the same duties. ana 70 receive
tie salary, the other associate justices OF
SEC g. And be it furtheI.enac,ed, That whenever,
dit session of the court i'll general term held py
fur of the justices, the court shall be equally d.
Jided in opinion upon the question involved IL an
jaIise argued submitted 70 tie court such 'l-
Vision OF opinion shall be noted upon tue minutes
Of the court: and thereupon AID within lolI day
thereafter either party III such cause way NE WIN
1ie CLERK OF the court motion II writing ID nave
such IearSued before tie i've justices; ana
iuch reargueIt rehearing shall be lad as soon
sLereafter conveniently NAV tie.
| SEC 1. And be it further enacted That al the
towers and jurisdiction by law he'd ard eXer-
tiscd by the orphans court OF Washington count J,
Ia the District OF Columbia. shall hereafter be held
and exercised by the justice holding the special
term OF the said supreme court Tor That purpose
Subject always TO the same provisions as are con-
tanned i'll the fifth section of the act OF Congress en-
titled AN act 10 reOTganlZe the courts IN tie DIS
trict OF Columbia, and Tor other purposes, ap-
proved March third, eighteen hundred and sixty
three.
SEC s. and be il further enacted, That the
orphans court of Washington county, District OF
columbia, be- and the same is hereby abolished
and all laws aud parts of laws relating to said or
plans court, SO far the same are applicable "a
Said supreme court, are hereby continued IN force
Laws and parts OF laws relating to said orphans
| court are hereby repealed: Provided, however
THAT nothing herein contained shall be construed
Ito abolish the office OF register OF wills for SAID
county.
Ayr,rOyet June 81. 1870,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-28
iPUBLIC-No. l59. |
AN ACT TO create port of delivery at Du Luth,
MINNESOTA.


Minnesota
Be Il enactad by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives OF the United States of America iii Con-
gress assembled. That Du Luth, in The state Of Mill
nesota. shall be. and is hereby constituted port OF
delivery within the collection district of superior
and there shall be appointed surveyor OF customs
reside AZ said port WHO shall perform the duties
and receive the compensation and emcl,lment> pre-
scr;bed il the act OF Congress approved March two
eighteen hundred and thirty oue, icing An act al
lowing the duties on foreign merchandise imported
into Pittssurg, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville,
Saint Louis, Nashville and Natchez 10 be secured
and paid at those Places"
Approved, J Ily II, 1870
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-28
IPCBLIC-NO. lC8.1


AN ACT TO amend existing laws relating TO internal
Be il enacted bv the Senate and House OF Repre-
se,tatives OF the United States of America Ill Con
sress i'll Congress assembled, That on and after the
passage OF this act i'll addition to the articles now
exempt by Jaw the articles ana products hereinaf-
ter enumerated shall be exempt from internal! tax,
namely: Canned and preserved fish, shell Ish,
meats fruits and vegetables.
Approved, July II, 1870
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21

mands will be attended 10,
Il Wish you well. NorY respect
fnliS your 0hedient servant,
JACOB WAGNER,
Post Adjnlanl,'
| have come into this entertain
ing case a, some length for two rea,
sons, In the FIRST plaeo, as ! said
before, this is the sort OF siuf that
influences our friends In their re,
construction acts, and In tho second
place, have a suspicion amounting
TO a belleflhal tho motive anlmailng
the contest Is the hope Of obtaining
another vote in favor oflhe plunder-
ing legislation that Is now hrcaklng
down the Government and destroy
ing our party. While these fellows
might hesitate over the case Of ES'
glcston, MS too near home, aud there
fore liable to exposure, they can 90
into fir OFF Texas, under the cry of
persecution and abuse. and work up
n case without fear of detectlon.-
That | propose TO head OF By pub
licaiion of the facts. | have no re-
gard for nor admiration for the little
Conner, but | desire to puncturc the
protcctionists every chance ] get,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21

meal, he gave hu 0ulWanl si5h iha'
told 0f ihg SAIL hungrY irvlins With
In rim. over lhe eobbio STONES
up and doWn the streets, 0ni la lhs
hot snn, lhs cold rains, lha snoA
aEl the driving blasts, anl Poo'
fin Mas al last 50 slro aNl iamt
that lhere came a morning when ia
Was sick, anl When he lQli them hy
his gruans that he could not work,
and that his blood was like ilne anl
his whole body aching, lsey eailed
Him hard names anl said that an'
other and better horse should have
his place. Anl wher he goi q H.
lla better, they made hlm h"Lblc
away, and sold him 10 a carlman,
And for years the poor beast drew
a !dray, aud was pounded and over
loaded, aud there came another day
when he could not prll even tho
cart, and ll.on he WAS len 10 take
care OF himself Aud lao was led
away on Sa,urday-lurnel out on
The commons 10 stand nnl shlver
IN tho blasti to sec plenty around
him, and yet DO hungry TO think
(ior a horse cnn thlnl0 OF mans IN
gratitude. lio llmped or toward
tho lcalle,I trees, their barren
branches cold and dcsolaic, like his
own drcary Winter OF old age, And
the darkness found him there, tho
night wind whislling through the
branches, tossing rp his yellow
msnc aud faded hair. lilo was wait
ing, not for another morning-not
for his mastcr-not for food; ho
was waiting there for deothi lie
knew, perhaps, that death was no.
far away. and that ii would not bo
long ere hc would fall, and then the
passcr.by would note the dead
body OF tho horsc-nothing more.
No board will be put up with Tom
engraved thereon; no one will stop
to lumentj no one epcak OF the USE
ful life; no one carc-hc WAS moth
ing but horse.
detroit Free Press.
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Turned out TO lpic.

Saturday afternoon there hobblcd
up Grand River street, following his
master, an old gray horse, SO lame
that he could hardly step, and his
bones marked plainly through his
faded skin. lie was being led out
to die. Tho man jcrked and pulled
to make him hobblc the faster, and
stopped several times to incito him
to q quicker gait by oatbs and kicks.
But the poor beast could do no bet
ter, oven though he WAS to have
liberty at least from work and toll
At Third street the halter was slip
ped from lis head, he was given a
last kick, and he hobblcd of, going
away to die. Aud if the poor old
horse could have but spoken! lie
might have told of years of toll, Of
days when the mangcr was empty,
ofloudef oaths and harder kicks
He was almost thirty years cid,
turned ont at last because he could
not work, could no longer return q
recompense for the little food thai
was given him that he might not
starvo and fall dead in the stable
Perhaps he once pranced along be
fore tie carriage of wealth. champ.
ing bis bit and arching his neck
tossing his head in contempt ct the
oterworked beasts that passed hin
on the way. One day there came
a change for him, because he had
even then grown old, and his stcT
was not SO light, and bis pace wa.
slower, and be was made 4 hacl
T horse. lie was driven early and
late; hc was pushed when ready {
drop from travel be was whipPct
Nhen he knew not for what. Ih'
+ drivers stormed al him, struck hirr
hard blows.
lie used to stand ih bis siall an,
wonder why men abused bin s.
si5cn be tired 10 be faithful III
never complaiIed Of bis hay an
oats, and iftbey took him out agaiI
for work before &c bad finished b
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21

Ca favor 81 a S1ulheru i'Sc.fr Raii-
nal from Marshall, frras, "a El
i'aso, 10 San h.esl ia Cahi1rnis
neR. frrmanl nisd Is i0 De alloG
el % e1nneri NilA lae ahlyo n'ai
al El Paso. has he is o. reeelgv R0
sgani ~ Lands beyond III 'aso'
4ho passage al iho army h.ll
onsls sol.o 2i0 Uhieers frum lmW-
Ing iva salaries, barring lhe de-
haie NJ, Morlon said il MAS a blow
lae administration,
Commissioner paikeg has re,eig-
el an official letter fr0m Texas, con-
tanning aE stconnt 0T raids by the
C0manohe ani ki0wa lndiaRs, anl
the capturing OF women and chill
iron, distractions have been sent
10 lhe luLlan Agents Throughout,
the Soulhern superlnlenioneY 10
glyo these matters strict attention
and impress lho Indians with lho
lisselisiaoll0n OF tho government,
81, l.ouls, May ls,-'rhe Eyprcss
train hllherwurl from A,ohison,
co!lllpl with tho freight train al
slN this morning, near Enreka.-
Sixteen killed aud twenty wound
cd, two fatally 40 namcsi both ~
eomo,ivcs smashed trains badly
wrecked. The collision occurred
through misapprchcnsion OF orders
To conductors.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21
DR.. MILAN E'S
Celebrated American
Worm SPECIFIC,
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS

fINHE countenance is pale and leaden-
colorcd, with occasional Aushcs, or cir.
cumscribed spot on one or both cheeks; the
eyes become dull; the pupils dilatc; an
azure semicircle runs along the lower eye
lid the nose is irritatcd, swels, and some
times blceds; swelling of the upper lip;
occasional headache, with humming or
throbbing of the ears; an unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning; sp-
petite variable, sometimes voracious, with
knawing sensation of the stomach, at others,
entirely gone; Aecting pains in the stomach
occasional nausea and vomiting, ?iolent
pains throughout the abdomen; bowels ir,,
regular, at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrcquendy tingcd with blood; belly swol-
len and hard; urine turbid; respiration oc-
casionally difficult, and accompanied by
hiccough; cough sometimes dry and convul-
sive; uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper variable, but
generally irritable, &c
Whenever the above symptoms are
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21

Miss Mollio f. Moore, of Texas;
one of the most largely gifted and
trucst Of Southern poets is now on
a visit to Oiir city. Many Of our
people will be glad Of tho opportu.
nifty to make her acquaintance, and
as ali among US who can appreciate
the lustrc literary genius sheds up.
on people are just as proud OF
Miss M0ore's genius rs the Texans
themselves can be, we beg TO wei
come her TO The Crescent CITY, and
trust her sqjourn may he such that
she will leave us in regret. Miss
Moore is staying with sonic CT her
relatives in 9efetsou City.
1New Orleans PicAyune.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21

JuRpAN's REPORT OF AFFAIRS ~
CCRA.-Nrw YoRG, Nay C. Gen.
Jordan, Gel. Castillo, Major Bcton
court, rnd ether Officer OF the Gu
ban service, arrived 10 day. They
report the Cuban cause in better
condition than at any previous
stage. Tie success oitho revolution
depends ohl;' oil ,i!'it and supplies.
Considerable arms and ammunition
have been safely received from
abroad, and mucli has been taken
from the enemy. ..,. 2
Tho stock OF GnimLIili1n on hand
is sufficient for present needs. Tho
Cuban arr,y humEcrs about 10000,
equipped with artillery sufficient
for the present 'ii".i!od Of warfare,
and consists chiefly OF mountain
howitzcrs. Tho seasons now arc il.
favor Of the rcvouionistS, giving
them whNt they most need time Tor
Organization, did tic 3tllcc!ions OF
supplies. The rainy season rctards
Spanish operations. When over
the heat OF the summer, they Will
hp ablg TO rrcvcnt the Spaniarda
from pushing the war. ...ic
Col, Castillo, Who Wis u wealthy
planter Of the interior, and who il
thoroughly familiar '"ith all the re.
sources ofthc rcvolutioG, Gays it has
never been so strong as It's lt{9ndh
claimed, nor so weak rs the Srt'!-
iards assert but regards the situa
tio! Mt present rs altogether hope
ful.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21
land in Dallas; County
TToye @aIe,

GAO ACRES of Prairie Land, situated
V5-As on the waters OF White Rock
Creek, adjoining the farm of.Cnpt. VIM. C.
McCamy, about Is miles nearly due North
from Dallas. There is plenty of lasting
spring water and sufficiency Of timber
for fire wood. For any further informn-
ton, application can be made to DR.. G. W
SteviusOn, Dallas, or to the undersigned
Mt Mr.. A. Grants, lies South of Mckin-
ney Collin county. b. NJ. TANNER.
April 8, 1970.-30:2ms
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21

TnE RICnMoND DGSAsTER-OrFt.
CIAL LIST OF THE kGLLED.-Thc fol-
lowing is the dficial portuary re-
port Of tho victims of tie late disas-
Ter at the capitol, in Richmondi
Va, for the week ending April 30th ,
Tho report was made by the Board
Of Health, May lith: O.,
Whole ninibct Of deaths 10 that
date, So. Color: White, 81; colorcd
B. Condition; Single, s; married, 80;
unknown, 10. Nativity; United
States, 80; Ireland, G., Englahd, i
Germany, /; Prussia, !; Poland, !;
undo yn, 6. Age: 10 years to 20, i;
20 years to 30, Z; 80 years to 40, 8;
40 years to so, -; 80 years to 60, 3;
60 years 10 20, >; 70 years to so, /;
nnknowh, .l5.
Three Other persons are slated to
have died up to the above date, but
certificates of death not having beeli
given for them, they are not inclu'
ded in this report.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21

tse mriao e. u tho lsress as-s.sia-
iitns isrmheTs ~ lhr isir rnjiiiary
ass, i.i'u-' ant FeEl,rs $50
bar sad 0f ihp c'iizens ggHeril,.
Tomorrow Nal. lse observed as =
lay ~ grneIal unuFnlns
kiCHg0NR, April ~ To-day a!l
hUases 0i bas'Hrss have aren eiUsei,.
wllh euape on lhe duurs and this
n1iire, 'riesril In eUnselRrnes ~ lhs
vslcn.n,' "a. iAe Capitol" 4"
The sln'c,s have bvrn il.lgl 81
lsy with MnrFal vnTlesvs,
Ia Iho corieges rilhe ivaA p0llee,
nien beth sets 0f pnlircmen iniu.
anl all late political Failing seems
.o isVe heen i0rg0,ien,
ihv bells II tho ci,y have iol,rl
all day, ani ghc STREETS louk l.ka
Sunday,
\ crowd % ,Laa, seven thousand
pe6p'o Is now assembled in tho
Park, hearing addresses al condo,
leneo from Gov, Walker, judge Onld.
ludso Crump. Gov. Wise Rnd olhcrs.
delivered iom lhe southern por,lco
oil tho Capitol, ., o..
Thcs, y, Baldwin, one OF tho ia.
iArci, died 10 day, ilo was ffom
Newark, \, j., aud owned 4 largo
clothing house here. This Is tho
only death that has occurred since
yesterday.
Both Houses Of the Legislature
held informal meetings this morn.
ing, aud agreed 20 cNitc with tho
citizens in any general funeral pro-
cctnrc.
Tho body OF tho colqrcd Senator
Beard was sent loi..c ,'.is morning,
the hcagso being followed by whiio
and colOrcd members of the senate
10 the depot.
Ex Gov. Wells Is better to day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21
HHaaonio Cenaotorv
nIoTrOE.

rt,ur FOLLOWING Tesuiation ~ss Passsi a. ihs
siaieI N1nyseation of Tannrhiil Lolse, Nc ~
- AMI 4 N, r,lg,.aEy -, A, y, isea'
Htsslr.,i Ihai eNmmilise ot enc - sppNlt'V' lu
,ke fhara ~ The Masonic yTmeirTg, aud prfiai1 hn
,ptsusni tLe.la estspt of nasons " their lHhlfii
Ets hniles, 80. q ,-.,.A.
pfo A ", Morton l. APpaihied To- charge 9i'hs
l'snsisrs aAl sec ihii ressluiion esETied oeI
ny orleg 0i,hs Lodge . ,,,,,,,, AZ n
Att..l. z Z C.naars saefelaTy. ImAIa. ttanl.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21
DR.. M'Lane's Vermifuge

DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
IN suv form; and that it Is an innocent
prepsration, not capable Of doing dhs
slightest injury 70 The TOs' tender infant.
Address all orders to
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. ~,
ROYAL ARCH MASONs.

rnNFANlnAh; s-a
u Voc ate hoTtby summoned % aitsnd slsird
iaagassiien II pallss Chapter, Ne lsel hsIa.s
sgtaius, May Z, Al early Fsndlf liEs'se
10 sglausand ofths n, v, ", r. ~
~, l., MURPHY, Secretary,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21
Odd Fellows Cemetery
-yNu,TrrN

rI'uE FOLLOWING refolutlons was adopted /,
The regular meeting Of Dallas Lodge, Nc. ~
lu.O.F, August I, 1863.
h,,5lrci, That committee OF one he nppoinle'
- take charge or the Odd Fellows CcilcicIy, ah'
permit ua intcrm-ut therein except Odd FeIlo~s o
their imme Hate families.
Brn. T.. ". Hunt Is appointed 10 take charge @
the Cemetery, and SEQ that this resolution Is en-
forced.
Dy order OF the Lodge: =, =
Affect: Il. c. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
Dlla,, August I, 1850 -iiif
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21

TlNNEHILL l0n6E, No. 81, y. 4 4. NJ
Meets on the last saturday q s.fh mseth' =, 'I'
Nasanis Hail, VA q i"bH"' w. -
z, Z, Cn1NuFs, Herf'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21

No man is wise nor safe but be
that is honest.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21
FIEMTNG Eos. Prr.BUEeH, pa.

Ps D.-I-rs and rhy-i-ans crisirs ffosa ohsrs thar
r1-uIur Bra VII o. r--i % flie ter cr3e,s a...oosy
- 80 s--e brf d.. ELcnet F-yrrrea - fks.,1
r--r Fisrtur7t- ~ T. tiiss WISHING = grs -
-.s1 - vii f5rr-f - ISL. - Ta1- % n1y 1-rt :.
-. 1ss sl-lr- a. = q Fllls ~ trsiss fhree-csni
- sisr1rs o. 90 M q fsr1nifnee - 49,
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