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POET CALENDAR.

First Quarter 9Th, II hours, 10 minutes, evening.
FalI Noon, 18th. hours, Is minutes, evening. !
Last Quarter, goth, hours. sTNinutes, morning
New Noon, eSth, hours, 5s minutes, morning.
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GNOgTEVENIER BROS, (SUC CCESSORS
,d to A. Mlng.l dealers in Millinery, Fancy
Goods, Toys, lOhIna, Glassware. &C., 237 King ST.
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e,y, LIST OF VESSELS SIR
Up, cIsARsD AND SAILED FOB This !, PORT. y.
FoREIGN.
LIVERPOOL
The Kathleen Lester, cleared: June IL
DsoMsEss TIC.
BOSTON. j
Bark Eva Fisk, EMERY, cleared. July - =
Scnr Gettysburg, Smith, cleared. June oo
J,s r., -il.3 +9,. New YORK; irha9.,1 -.
Bark Lamplighter, Beach, cleared. ..!ane ~ ~
Schr VIM sBemenr Penny, mp. ............. may " y
Schr Myroyef, Brown. cleared.... ......,suy g
Schr HENRI iHarteau; Jones up... .-..:yissiS0iy
Sohr W Smith, T0oker, up. p...:...,r.,....spy
PHILADELPHIA. II
Schr Irene Messeryey, WALL up.........: .June ~ ~
sSchr So Corson, Brower, up. ..Jane ~
Schr Ella Matthews, McElwee, cleared. ..!uly
- BALTIMORE.
Brig Lewis Clark, Cobb. cleared. Inlay Za
;Schr Minnie Repplier, Weeks, cleared. ..1 July
Schr b Stickney; Fooks, cleared. .........Juiy q
----sr-' RocKPoRT, Me-
Brig ManzaniHar speaf., sailed June 10
S-gSi-:;S .pfI g>l41otpIc x 4 3'SGis - I
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peposs in Charleston Sc:
". @. ,TROrT, ED. s.. BURNHAA,'..
A. W. EcKEL s CO.. @. ]. LUHS,
W. a. SKRiNE,
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EURNITURE WAREROoMs, EsTAB-
~ L1SHED 1888. D. Il. silcox, Nos! !175, 1T and
I79 King st Goods carefully packed and shipped.
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,GULDSMTTH d SON, MOSES, A. SAND
NJ sYendne Range, Wholesale Dealers In Iron,
Metals, Rags, Paper Stock, Hides, WOOL &c.
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IyORWIN, &, CO., WIN. s., IMPORTERS
w and Dealers In Cotce Whines, Brandies, Teas
and Groceries, Wholesale and Retails 276 King st
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GHAPN ECO, L., MANUFACTURERS
~ and Dealers in Carriages Harness, &C., 20
Hayne 50 81 Pinckney Sc; also, 1913 Meeting st.
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.uENEREY, VIM. S., sl4 MEETING ST.,
Ill Machiiist and Founder. Manufacturer Of
ENGINES, and improved Agricultural implements.
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GOSGROVE'S SODA WATER MANU-
and -Bottlin9i iWarerpoms for Bass
and Hibbertis London Ales, 81 Market 81.
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.NHARLESTON tHOTEL, THE BEST
Sfiregulated and Finished House IN the South.
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S73fl.a sotels. q 'as ).
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They are.parely vegetable, safe and sure. The
best In use. For sale by Dr.. q. BAER e,t,
No. 28l Meeting street;
oct5 Wholesale Agent
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bSGHOFF-&-C CorHENRY,- WHOLE
I'D SALE Grocers,. and Dealers In Wines, Ii.
quors, Cigars, Tobacco &c,, 1877 East Bay.
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-O-f-,ruGDL.n -
,gRalrna1e.
g oUTH ssARuliI[:N1:A.. RAIL.RoAD
oENERAL observation-disclosures oYF1l

CHARLESTON, S. G., May II, 1870.
On and after Sunday, May 15th the Passenger
Trains nuon The South Carolina Railroad Will run
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

PRIYcE Arthur AND Mr.. Buc'
uANANs NlEcE-Tbe Washington
Chr niclc says: Letters from
.Whcatland. near Lancaster, Penn
svlvania, where Mrs. Harriet Lame
johnson, niece of cx-Presidcnt Buc-
hanan, is now sojourning, state that
his Royal Higl,ncss Prince Arthur
will visit that lady within n few
days, and that fitting arrangements
are making for his reception. When
Miss Lane was at the head of her
uncle's establishment. while no was
American Minister in London, the
Prince was not much moro than a
baby. This was in lS54'55 and part
Of Sc, but she was we'll esteemed by
Victoria. who has, no doubt com
missioncd her son to pay the. niece
of ex- President BuchananIa friend
Iy visit aa4 saj ma ~"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26
How it Was.

To tho Poet Editor Of the Dalles Herald; ,.gi,...
In looking oyer an, old scrap book
compiled BY meiin my boyhood, l
find The following pretty lines,
clipped from tho New Orleans r Plea
yune in 1855. I only knew that
Robert Josselyn, was Southern
poet who lived in Jackson, Miss !!
have since met the distinguished
author, and on looking at his frank,
fltherly and benevolent face, l mar
yelled how he could do such a thing
to a lono maiden! OF course, under
the lea tdlionis, Minnie was perfect
ly unsuitable. ~ But here arc the
limos which wish to hand down to
postority through the He MER . I1p;n
= 0i 80 a''4 IT.. WEAVER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

Ne issunosg l.sf.fs ihs Hlfia
~ (ammliifs shoas that fl'leish'p.
ssfs soii ID = i,fmsf mslai,sf feai
Alalama. ani = siiiinf mtiabff
ffom soaih Csfolsaa
lFN.s bisgsifAss
wAsuisafus, 10 il-fhs s,h.
ate hal = slsAblla 10 ~ Fenos W
uilroad IA invaivihg faais "
lani Csm Boz aahisi srsfstfsd
a. the C1mmlttee On AsTisuliuEo
II VA, hnally referred 10 the C0in'
miliee 0n Publie Lands.
SENATE la executive session the
nomination Of Judge SlT0ns. ~
pennsylvania, Cor The Supreme
bench Was confirmed, A melton
Was aiierward made 20 reconsider,
which is now pending, NO action
MAS had on BfadleyS homihatiOn-
Neither Of these nominations des-
ignate the vaeaheies whiellihey are
10 Ill,
Harris, Mckee, Morphls and
Piene, members II Congress from
Mississippi, desire the rresident TO
delay signing the bill for the ad-
mission ~ that State,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

Tho principal, most progrcsslrc'
aud most prosperous road In tho
Houston and Texas Central Rail
road. is completed 10 Calvert, one
hundred anil tiily miles North Of
Houston, will soon DO completed TO
Br, m nd, twenty miles further, and
il is thought, willrcach Springfield,
Limestone county, this fall. One
hundred miles further than this last
point will take il to Dallas, where
il is thought IL will I've crossed by
the Memphis and III Paso railroad,
coming from Jefferson, and by the
Southern Pacific road, coming from
Marshall These two last named
roads are being pushed toward the
limo of tho Central. The Central is
being pushed North toward Red
River they are being pushed West
toward the Pacific, and will proba-
bly, mite where they cross the Cen
trial, at Dallas, or further North.
..'s .t.uc - Houston Union.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

SUFrnAddE.--Many people have
long been in favor Of property and
educational. qualifications for yot,
ing, but the doctrine of "manhood
suffrage" was too strong to be stem
med. Probably as that tide has
reached It's utmost Aowin tho Nth
Amendment, it may now begin to
recedc. The Amendment docs not
prevent property and educational
qualifications, and it may create a
stronger, sentiment in their favor
than has ever before existed O.,
Galveston News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26
hTEIEGRAPHIC.

'' PreSS dispatches.
ATLANTA, Feb. 15.-Senate and
Hoase met at 10 An, and at ~ o.
clock proceeded to an election for
Senators ,oen)Dj mENi q i
q Senate Blodgett, for term COM
mencing 1871, received 81 votes
Senators present not voting IL
Farrow, for term ending 1873, re-
ceivcd 20 votes-Senators present
not voting 10. Whitley, for the
term ending 1871 received % votes
Senators present not voting Q. ''''
In the House, Blodgett received
81 votes present not voting 35.-
Farrow received 70; present not vo-
ting 40 Whitley received 50; pre-
scnt not voting 81 The Demo
Gratis made no nomination, and gen
orally abstained from voting, pre-
ferring to rely on the admission of
Hill and Miller, the Republican
candidates, who received a majority
of nearly two-thirds of the votes of
all the members ected.pgmIu5mk
Both Houses will meet in joint
convention tomorrow, ut IL o'clock,
to announce tho result. 4 sm.tt
Col. Farrow is now Atty. Gen. of
the State, and is a native of South
Carolina, educated at the q University
Of Virginia, and was Union man.
Mai. r. III. Whitley, Solicitor Gene
RAJ ior tne inierlor yoa!h s~s q
member Of the ConstituslonaisCo n-
vention, under the reconstruction
acts.no asco,s iii 81 ~. con IL
5tsa,f,i9 To the Picayune.l ~, 3fI,
|, w ASH. e rep !o.EAne w
CONSTRUCTION Committee nhal,y
agreed Io-aay 70 IePop. on ~ ~.
in the United States District Courts
the power TO remove the Pollt'ca'
t disabllll it from Pm All persons eAcep,
ex-army ana e1-nayy onc a an. MI
. eA -i y " 1onsye 49,:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

HB-The Waco Register speaks In the
following terms Of Noyes' Circus, which sx-
bibited there on Friday and Saturday Of
last week. We will remind our readers
that there win be matinee, for ladies and
children this afternoon at o'clock, and q
performances tonight for all sizes, eelOrs,
ages, sexes SC, without regard to previ-
Gus condition :" .-....
MOVES CIRcUs.-A larger audi
ence than ever assembled at Waco
on any occasion before, gathered
last night, under the pavilion of this
celebrated company, 70 witness it
far-famed performance. We may
safely estimate the crowd at twenty
five hundred, consisting of various
races, colors and conditions.
The Tournament new feature
in American Circuscs, was magnif-
cent and Impressive. and impaired
to many, additional ideas Of the
splendors Of the days of ehivalry.
The feats upon the horizontal bar
surpassed anything Of the kind we
have ever witnessed.
TbeaetOfMIle Mile THrDOur, the
Spanish Beauty, On the trnPezs. was
well worth the price Of adnission
With the company are q number
Of star equestrians, who do aA that
can be done Oh horseback
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see see what enc Raiiroad, Does.

r. Ii is plain from the experience Of the
present season, and from the indications
of the, future, i'that the Central Railroad
Company may now begin to prepare for
Trans porting the next crop, and yet y IS
doubtful whether it can get sufficient
Transportation ready by the time the next
season opens. They are continually put
ting ne lroliing stock on the road, and
vet there has not been at any time during
the season half enough transportation for
The business. The tide OF freights and i'm
migration has utterly overwhelmed them.
with the immense increaseof land planted
this sprine, with the immense prospective
immigration next fall, and with the extern
sion Of the road developing the trade OF
new regions, the, Central will need a
double track, and all the rolling stock IL
can run on them, for the business OF next
winter. See wliat.railroads do for Texas.
With the great trunk lines built, the ~
ture is beyond Imagination. Let the leg-
islature force speed, We've waited long
ensueh.-[Heuston Union, -.,i ana
We agree with the Union there, most
heartily. aLet the Legislature .fores speed,
and what is more, force the company 70
observe the terms Of their charter. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26
rs-nsn, 'wilIlAm \, ssssnsy, d Isa,

rs-non, willlAm \, ssssnsy, o. 1sn'
meky, made an slOqusnl sPsseh on the adj
niissioa Of Virginia, ia the course Of which
Ne said sn,ls controversy sanno. last al
Ways, rhshsrsr, blnsr, unrslsp'ing aud
ylndlsnys policy lliaI las pursued snd
hunted louH ihs sssslips States sinss
,hsir aralss tll The lusl in glorious 6sh'
must surely somslime bs salsi," llH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26


The Dallas Herald has at last come to
hand as m exchange" We always
thought that it would be sent TO us when
Bro. Swindells arrived at home. The Her.
aid is one ofthe best exchanges and i'd
ycrtising organs in the State. s2.iJ,
Crockett Journal.
II was an oversight, entirely, friend
Gilbert that the Journal was not placed
on our ex. list, when it first made its ap-
pcarance, and the conductors Of the HER Err
AID during The Seniors absence are not to
blame for any Intentional neglect.
The Journal, BY the way, under the in
dustrious management Of our old friend
4IIigh Private is one of the most reada-
Bile and spicy exchanges we have. Success
to IL.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26
nv. Charles picLley, ESD, the "Loca

Bsy Charles Buckley, Esq. the "Local'
Of tho Houston Times, has written COM
cdy which has just been put upon the
boards of Perkins Theatre, at Houston,
entitled "Tom vapid." The papers of
that city say it was admirably gotten up,
particularly the scenery, all of which was
new aud apprOpriate'and drew forth the
decided applause of tho audience. The
play was vel received. a.. tnialIr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26
nay. buy year good. from Haynes.

reY- Senator Mccreery, Of Kentucky,
has our thanks for copy Of the speech Of
lion. WIN. n. Sweeney, OF Ksntncky, In
The House OF Representatives, Jan. u, 1870
on the bill 10 admi, HE State OF Virginia,
to representation in the Congress Of the
United States. . all.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

The ,steame CT Maggie Hays, from
Now Orleans forP htsburg, exploded
near Helena, Arkansas, on. the 10th.
The captain, second engineer and
two deck hands were killed. The
passengers wero taken off by the
,stcamer Commercial. l45 ADJ
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

W uon- hoy NOUS On tho ttou"i W
inelligihillly.
The minority Of the COMMITTEES
on Elections, Austin and Castor,
again presenlsd . protest against
the action Of the House in Plates
ease which Was laid on the table,
Thirlesplh Amendment passed by
vote Of 50 10 none, 81. lJr VIA.
Gen Reynolds Appropriated siS,'
900 for the expenses Of The Legisla'
ture. 0hlysseo masi ~ TO print
ing, Mileage and psr diem tho same
as established by the Convention
The Senatorship Is 10 q faddle,-
Glenn aad Saba ara now prominent.
~ 10 tho ield, tho Radicals lind
some difficulty ia consolidating
There Is absolutely nothing doing,
as caueusing for tho Sanatorship 90
oupies all their time. There 10 no
show for any Conservative Senator,
both viii DO extremely Radical. r..il
AUSTIN, Feb. ls.--ln the Senate
tho contested seat between Boil aud
II. X. Smith was given to Bell.
In tho House the contested scat
between Horne and Sheriff will be
given to Sheriff. rrsJ
Sinclair, presented a resolution
asking Congress TO establish u gon.
eral Postal Telegraph system, Ia
blcd, ,,c, s..rr7-F no 5. allaI
All tho Amendments have finally
passed both Houses. ot sltl.r 49,.
No further, Senatorial develop
ments.f l..ts..4r.i ,fs.gg.I D
Both Houses adjourned till Mon,
day, 4, ,,,oro7fs 10 nj nt 5000.
The. following is q text Of Plum
| lys, resolution: I'M u..i.. sqs
Whereas, Internal Improvement,
arc tho material strength Of States
whereby they aro made populous
prosperous, Intelligent aud perma
mont; and, Whereas, it is tho duty
of power to promote the welfare o
the peoples and, Whereas, the Re
publican party is now the power IL
the State of Texas; therefore, m.
Resolred, LIST. That it is pre-emi
ncntly the duty Of tho Republican
party of Texas, and of every mem
Der thereof, and, especially of tn
Legislature and Administration o
the State, by a liberal interpretation
of our organic law, by prompt an'
impartial legislation, and by th'
proffcr of such aid as the State ma,
lawfully afford, to push forward
with jndicious expedition, the Inter
nal development of the State.
Resolved, 3D.. That, therefore, !
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

Another proposition has been in
,roduced into the House Of Iepre-
seniatives to cOncede to the Cuban
Insurgents bclIigerent rights. Cen
Ranks. Chairman of the House
committee on Foreign Relations, Is
strongly in faTOr Of Cuban inde-
psnjcncc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

"A Massachusetts paper tells of a
recent Congressional nominating
convention there ini'which voting
was carried on'in such a scientific
manner that "on the fourth ballot
each candidate had n majority OF
the whole convention" 9"'h} i'.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

Governor Davis seems disposed
to mako a clean sweep of every
Hamilton mun. Hehas discharged
Judge Pascbnll from his position as
the Washington attorney of"the
State He has not mado any ap-
pointment as yet Unless We are
mistaken, the Governor will go
clear through the book and remove
every man Of the Hamilton wing
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26
o. lllnlnIaaan. lmf..

fuamf NIss iaa ~ NrH
Attfn bssaf.iflHalaiisfi H iien
Am.s. IIfln'nf ihe lufisinnsl
iiHrrfunrtin. ani SAYS
ismin1 trim mlliilrY anihnTiiIi
ari .ui.irri &C. iis suTTqt N w.
mliisu lnarr, ihr finrss ~ ihiuss
npisar. 40 mr fn hHl'i mV attfp
i,,, ofil Nhllr I h.,Ai 20 mmt-
I.air pr~rei ~ hr position "feivil
q, rrrr hy that ,uur'iHn mot af-
r-liah'rtnmy usiiHr's as an Amrr-
n-ln rii1.n iltt aiI'pul'r rh"'Co.
/ nay d. -hat.s Bee iulu'g,l bon ihr
f.r.k fNuir,siIin t'ia'nhirfihe lrl'
iuy lain, orrar 1id thaslissfpehi IN
whirh ! ara hinn'l 4. lhe soallern
iaNpir ! am cNnsiiaIhvd, lN Az IT.
u-s,sfih'e ibrve N hy heart 10 draw
lark from lui ar pan IN Tao Govern
U"nl by apy other RIGHT l',an that
al their pwn eHnsenl,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

rE- A petition was presented in the
House Of Representatives, on, the 10th, re-
mnndiug Massachusetts 10 n territorial
government for disloyaliy, and was re-
fcrred to the Reconstruction Committee.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

srSs- The San Anionio Star has suspend
81. IL was but few months old, 6u, ex-
hiblted from the trsI numbsr ability OF a
high order In Us management and we re-
rret 10 lose !, from onr exchange list.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26
earI.AaioslL's 0sf'lss SEED Al Hay hss

Tie Aasin IpuTpsl don't like ale gray
sorn By the bani q Neyss clTsus' We
musl sSRlssg nc are dlslsysl sHsssh 10 rA'
her like il, nt H-H
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26
nsrarhe Printinr Ga1stts,r pabli

ssraTbe Printing Gazette" Pabishsd
usnthly at Cleveland, Ohio by Msssrs.
G. S. NeEconb CO.. at 81 % per annur'
devoted 10 Printing, Journalisn and Lit
nturs. is before rs. srrsysdin anew and
Beautiful dress. II is val and carefully
gotten up, and uorthy Of most excessive
FatrOnass. s-a rH aif@ 80
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26


The hear, of King Richard the
iir.l ~ i2ng'ani eHciosei h an nrn,
ias until rctrnily been preserved
in il,c irasnrc chamber Of the Ca
theiral NJ ltmcn, hut has now heen
placed IN t"mh erected "a receive
she remains Dfihat monarch, IN the
choir Of tho hnildlng, The last
wish ~ Richard C,enr de Leon, who
died in 1884, from the effects of an
arrow wound received at tao felse
&C The Castle Of chalus, was TO have
i,i- heart rlarch in The choir Of the
Cathedral. mud this wish, amer go
years, has just been complied With,
iphe urn bears n lcadtn plate with
the insc,Tl'tlnn: me JNcEr con III
cARDs, wTsrs' .AsGLoRc>f, Aner 50
many. years q mere Submitting Of
du.i must only remaln OF the man
who, IN his time, fillci The world
with stories OF his romantic and
chiviilrous career, .-r.-..- To-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

gsS- Parson lancaster, of tho Navasota
Ranger, has returned from his visit to
Enrland2-his fatherlanl-and resumed
his position as editor Of The Lone Star
Ranger. During his absence his paper
has been conducted by Mrs. Eva Lancas-
ter, lie editors wife. lie says he is in
daily expectation Of new and Improved
machine presses, material, sc. f..,..,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

EGy~ The estimated population of the
city Houston on the LIST Of January 1867,
was Is, 900, and tue taxable value Of real
estate $1,000, 1000 Fl .-1ru.F JmDs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

ny The papers of Austin, Houston and
other places, insist on calling the Senator
from, Kaufman, L. l.. Pyiei his name is
". II. Pyle.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

81
We are creiibly Informed ihat there is a
large amount Of cotton, hides, etc, Mt the
landings on the upper Trinity waiting
shipment. The people in those localities
have relied on the steamers advertised to
run to Dallas this season, to carry off their
produce. If they are disappointed, VIC
THaTI 'uJ|tl G Trinity Advocate.
Don't depend on the uncertainty of the
river, but send yeur wagons right away &c
Navnsota, loaded with your cotton, hldes
etc. Our merchants are ready TO receive ,ei,
II, and pay you the highest prices in gold
for your produce. You are losing time
and money by waiting. v"tT -. -
- q. ,..,,,.,-,{ [Navascta Ranger.
The Trinity is almost as certain as your
railroad, friend Lancaster. is i.sr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

esSri,is a good joke on Hon W T. o.
Weaver that hespens "aeedles witha e
,l,us, Ukheedirs."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26


.ga The r. w. Grand Lodge of |, o.
%. Y. of Texas have elected the fol-
lowing named officers for the year
1871. - -
NC. Shelby, of Austin, NJ, W.
Grand Master. =.
Ben r. Christian, Of Grayson
county, r. W. Deputy Grand Mas
ter .t.f
Dan. A. Veitch, of Cherokee coun-
~. II. w. Grand Warden. .
George w. Grover. of Galveston,
r w. Grand Secretary. -, 80
Thomas N. Joseph, of Galveston,
II w Grand Treasurer.
~. Sherer OF Colnmbus, u. W.
Grand Chaplain, .s7 = Hirg
+. A. Gropt, of Galveston, X ".
Grand Messenger. so - .av8.4,
w. Richardson, Of Galveston, X
VI. Grand Representative. to the
Grand Lodge Of the United States.
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A negro, after gazing at the, Chi
nesc, exclaimed, IF dc white folks
is dark as dat out. dere,l wonder
what's de color OBJ do niggcrsgjal
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rwA prir.ls lsLlsr . DE ediler.. dats.

rayA private letter % the editors, dated
Kaufman, February n, 1870 says:
HTberc was q serious difficulty ut Canton
last week. One Of the Moores, a son Of Le-
vi Moore. killed two men named Bolton
One Of the Moores was also killed and .
bvstsndsr named smith was wounded, and
il is reported that he has since died Of his
wounds. The parties are ell lads Toe kill
ing grew out OF some suddsn quarrel and
hsd no connection With The political
Troubles which occurred here last Sum
msr" ~ el
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Jenny Lind s daughter has beau
tifnI voice. which she is educating
with a rieR to her professional aP-
pearance. - % gsr-rss
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DIED

~ lg' ysanal DIED % -I9UIa !
At Lancaster, Texas, February g., 1870,
of dysentery, ROBERT, only son of Robert
Brotherton, deceased, and Lucy Brotherton,
aged year and 10 m onths.
The little darling, who was the joy OF
his m others heart, and the delight Of oil
connected with him, has gone to join his
father. in singing praises to the Almighty.
His portion Of happiness was short on
earth, but it will be long in Heaven; and,
although we miss his childish prattlc here,
we trust in the hope of me citing him again,
where partings are no more, and sickness
never comes. .r1 - ..s
oThe Lord gave, and the Lord taketh away,
Blessed be the name Of the Lord"