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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

Trr opp-FELLows Aacbrt.-A Monthly
Magazine devoted TO disseminating d
knowledge of the Principles u odd-ftl-
iowslilp, and to General Literature. This
IL the title Of u periodical, the May num-
Der of which is before US. Every 0di-Fel-
low should have IL. Copeland & Ozanne,
Publishers, Nashville, Tennessee. Terms
only 50 per annum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

BsT- As yet the fate Of the Military Bill,
which passed the house, in the Senate is
unknown. For the sake Of the fame Of
Texas, we hope this monstrosity will be
consigned to "thc tomb Of the Cnpulcts"
by the latter 10 y when that body comes
TO act upon ii.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

The nallas Herald eSPnrsses an
anAiulv, which Is very naiaral, and
liz which Il oannet be blamed, q
know ii ilo central Railroad will
snake a depot al that plac''' The
C.'nlral has long slnee saoNn That
lis Mans are mysterious and past
finling ont In advance, brother
llFRAiR-Lwseo Register
vrty sell NJ Register. u ihs csA'Ta'
.lss.l shsoss 40 % esas hsss. ~s can ~
'Ls 'hins, sai, it asecsssEy, ss is'shi Il
d. L.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11
Land in Dallas County
For sale.

q IN ACRES 6f.Pfajrie Land, situated
OAU ON the waters of White Rock
Greek, adjoining the farm Of Capt. VIM. G.
McCamy, about 10 miles nearly due North
from Dallas. There is plenty of lasting
spring water and sufhciency Of timber
for fire wood For any further Informal
ton, application can be made to DR.. q. W.
Steyinson, Dallas, or 10 the undersigned
at Mr.. A. Grants. Z miles South Of Mckin-
ney, Collin county, b. NJ. TANNER.
June II, lS70-3e;2m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

Tssaf lsrlf nslffllfs ~
l.tl \ y ~ hafs "a flhf IA Les
nsfsll|ssa tslslHsHnstt 81 80
fllh ~ lsssiimsis.i 81 sl.sui eioe
90 Amcrf ~ ldssls asfs odd
oyliaisr llof pfsssfs 90 90 -
presses. fltoag fffsF go oau i
iaildiaf $1,000 ~ Tie insaf.
snts ass ahsaf boo $40 ioss IN q.
Gees oflnsarasis. $4,000 The 10.
pablissn i pn.hiur ahsad ossFer
As II noihing had happensl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11
BESA correspondent Of the Galveston
a.. n..,xxxo,,I

News, writing from Brcmoud, says:
Capt. u. NJ. B. Sawyer, tho Bis
marck Of stage and stage routes, is
now busily engaged stocking q new
route hence from this city TO Waxa-
hachie. The principal localities ben
Gifted by this new enterprise are
Springfield, Tchaucana Hills, Cor
sicana, Chatfcld Point and Waxa-
hachie. 1t will be a tri-weekly line
of first-elass coaches, drawf By four
horse teams. This advantage to
the travelling public can be fully np-
prcciated by those who heretofore
have been compelled TO take a cir
cuitoas route from the above points
in order 10 reach the terminus OF
the Central Railroad. At Waxa-
hachio the nes limo will connect
with Sawyers other stage routes
leading 10 DaIlss, Mckinney and
Sherman, and at the latter place
connects with Sawyer a Trichlin's
lines from Fort Concho TO Fort
Smith, in Arkansas, and nj the lat
ter place with the Northern and
Western world, BY steamboat, rail-
way aud cou1psting stage lines.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

nrJ- The Scientific American comes to
u. regularly every week, and is one Of the
most reliable and valuable Of our us-
changes. Every mechanic should have H.
Terms So per nnnum; Mum 3 Co., Pub.
fishers Park Row, New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

ssrE.H. CUSHING, Houston, Texas
wholesale and retail dealer i'm -sChOt !
Books, Bibles, Hymn HOOKS,
Sunday school hooks. standard
literature, stationery. Printers
stock, Childfehs Carriages,
Landrefh's Garden seeds, imror-
ted Flower seeds, Twines, Paper
Bags, wrapping Papers, Drug
glsis' sundries, fincPocket Cut
1ery, etc. - Z
NJ Unstable school Books taken on
account at a fair valuation, according TO
condition.
March 5, le70-25:tf ~ {.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11
: TEN fnoILARS
Read This.

nARTIEs iu5ebied 10 me or who owe
balance on The books Of the late W G.
c. Akard, are requested 10 come forward
and SCI as sneh Indebtedness. ] can be
foan1 II any tine At the store Of Har5s 8
Nicbois. Persors 70 whom this notice is
given cad ave ne SEINE frOuble ard them
selves costs ~ promptly complying yitb
fhis -raussi. Z. II. r NICHOLS.
rsiiss. sisy q lsso-57In
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11
DALLAS.

To ihr Editors ~ IL. palls it'fa1i'
The hope. and fears o. pallss have for
many wears been excited NY the apparent
,,A,spcvis Tor Railroads. Al Que tine We
nre ,ubilnni, the neat week, ar the next day,
terlnps, ", are depressed TO the lowest
,.o.ng' RutA short since we were rrjuiccd
a, the pr,I.pcci ofthe passage OF The Kellogg
Bill, naniny Dallas ns point oh the South
Urn Pacific Road by the Congress Of the
United States, Now we are frightened at
Tho rumor that the last, named aud the
nera. Central Rond, will cross NJ Portcrs
ijlaf. These fautasies affect the price OF
zeal estate even. This ought not 10 he So
let the ruuls named cross each other al
the point nnmcd, aud What thenF We are
n Il injured, but benefited. Not 10 'hr
extent that VIC would have been had. they
crossed at Dallas, bur still immensely ben
ertcd. Is Dallas, siIuaic'l ms II Is, in the
h,art of tue faircst portion OF this fair
earth. to be destroyed, swept away swnl'
lowed up by the Town or city Witch may
be established at the crossing OF those
rcsds7 Far from IT, Town situated as
DALLAS, an being in the ccnier anu the
city Of fertile, wealthy, popu'ous and
growing country, cannot be destroyed VI
This way. a railroad town within few
miles of this place would absorb Il, but at
the distance Of forty miles IL will not IN
iure !, but the contrary. II is high time
TINT we awake FROM 'onr lethargic sleep
We have been long cnongh III leading
strinps --"waitiug for dead mems shoes.
While We would likethai Dallas should be
n railroad center, we would rather have
Tim, CENTER at the distance Of forty miles,
than have n single road passing by or near
DALLAS. With the Central on the other side
OF East Fork, and the Pacific thirty-fve or
forty miles South of us, our destiny is in
our own hands. The Trinity can be made
uayipnblc 10 PolAers Bluff for u compare
lively trifling sum- and bonts could make
the round trip in-two days. But for the
benefit of those who doubt the practicabili-
iy.cf navigating the Trinity, let us Zee the
probable cost Of putting ourselves within
Two hours ride Of the Junction by rail.
Say i, is forty miles, what would road
cost. bridge, iron aud oil butrolling stock :
Twenty thousand dollnrs per inile2 We are
no enqincer, but we think this would be
annie But let us say twenty-five thousand
dollars and then we cal b,ild the road for
one million OF dollrs What trifing
sau,, " hen compared with the ability OF the
se,miy, aud when the fact is considered
;i,pr every foot Of land In the county would
Be.euiinnced in value ~ least Que hundied
pey cent. whesthe hrst lrcomotivc sounded
its whistle in Dallas. Bat the county OF
pallus would not be alone in the dement's,
other sections should bear portionof the
burden. Burden did we say? No, no. u
burden, for there could not be found In the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

nrA friend who is citizen Of roiurn-
b;s. s. C. now 10 flGs piece, informs Us
Lat parsgrsph which we Published last
~cek in,inrtfng ihst negro was the pres
an. NsTyr OF Columbia. is erroneous The
eIeussd Mayor rs a white nan, and
an on Citizen Of sbs, place, though . adj
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

eE7bs rails hsse been ssdlF behind
and niserabiy Mt iauring he present
week. Our lsssst e-fyssion p.Pers are Of
The I'd. when We sbosid hsss had dstss 70
u. 5sh BY Thursdays nsil. Tbs dsisn-
,;ou VS. orasss b he 1872 r<i1s -hich
have fallen he present -esk
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

say> Gen. Williamson, tho newly up
pointed Postal Agent for this Stats, was in
Galveston on the isl inst. The News says
he seems determined to remedy the evils
existing in the mail services.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

Bois dare hedges are like proph-
els, having most honor outside Of
their own country. TEXAS furnish
e. the balances &c the world with
the seed; but hes, compsratislys Few
hedges, simply because u requires
care and I.bor to grow tbsm The
Chicago and 81. Iouis Railroad
Company are setting cut miles up
on miles of Usage orsngs piauts 20
replace the fsfcinz On their linz,
snd ID iszssa 20 be the intention e
plant hedge wherever the lire ~
qpirss io.bs rrutsstsd from csttla-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

1.src Grover, who was elected
a lie Court Of APPeals 20 80 !,
"a. b. upward Of s'siy tboussna
-..,,--s- -(ss strongly opposed uF'
= -. ~. ---ovDs that hs favored The
- g =. s,;es q she Fsui'lic debt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

spfIa y ~ esisssss Nsss
kuslss. nsy " fissfg ram
rstfsfa.T "a gsofam ~ siihef
li1sas
essArs 10 DAY sommiiisss ".
polfsl tsrh fasoFahiJ he souihefa
fasift haliroad bill All ihs lill fnr
i,aPs0sias aasisaiion In ihs colora
fke II. n laiimsr slssiion ease
was fsfsrred 70 csmmittes 81 the
Whole.
senator Mills moved that ihe Gov
ernor nominate suPrsme Judges, on
the sFoand that the present e0uri
is illtsz, and 10 acls void. Carried
Tho bill redislflSlins tho state,
tor judicial PURPOSES, u the order
OF ire gay for friday nest
The Dahonsy contested seal ease
was continued over until Io'mor-
row,
H0UsE-liorne contested the seat
Of e. l., Abbott, Radical, VI Austin
county,
Tho majority of the Judiciary
COMMITTEES report ia favor Of thirty
ivs districts,
The Houston Union matter was
taken up, Before the vote was taken,
many members len the Hall A
quorum remaining, Proceeded 10
business with closed doors, l learn
that six and a half cents per copy
are 10 DO paid for tho Union, and
that tho members who leil the Hall
are likely to BIO expelled from the
House tomorrow.
The report OF the committee on
the csse oil Armstrong, Conservative,
Of tho lith District, (Lamar and
FANNY declares him ineligible;
cause, perjury.
A grand State ball takes place in
tho capitol on Thursday night
The two leading spirits in The af,
fairs arc Mrs. Governor Davis and
Senator j. s. Mills. OF tho 18th Dis.
triot, walker, Grimes and Madison, }
the hes, looking man in tho Logis'
laturc.
AUSTIN, juno lin Senate the
Dahoney case occupied all day, and
TO bo continued tomorrow.
In the House the Registration bill
was up, second reading, Not yet
finished.
/ have hopes that Dahoney will
retain his scat.
Armstrong; claim to Naunerc's
scat was thrown out. 90
The following. later dispatches are taken
from the Waco Register ,f last Saturday;
The Legislature In n ,Iuss!
Austls, dunc 3.S-Ii the House
large number Of members signed q
protest against httion of tho nihiori
! ty granting the Hail for the State
Ball and favoring n Discrimination
on account OF color. No German
was on any committee and no color
cd Senator or Representative Invited
Captain Faulkner Is elttted Ser
gcaht At arms; ii scn;itc, vitc Gibbs
resigned.
Senator Iatimer was arrested foi
perjury on affidavit of ono Moore
Assessor of Internal Revenue. II is
done to affect the coming contest.
Hughes, Hawkins, Kyle, Posey
Jenkins, Ellis and Robb, are under
arrest for brcaking the quorum.
Senator Dahoney retains his scat
Vote Is TO 10.
Parsons argued the case, bill
Withdrawal.
WASHINGTON, Junc3.-This morn
ing's Republican says the Iron Clad
Fleet lying opposite New Urleahs
has been ordered to prepare for Key
! West. This looks ominous, consider
ing the proximity Of Hey West te
! tho ever faithful Isle.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

- car old time. ssghoOd friend,
y.bs ?. Ebissbsss. Bsq- has tesn sieeisi
Mrysr q Ssrfslk. Va On DE cS1ssr's-
.i.s .;sis.. y $ 1usjsrii, q %. fstss'sr
"a. csr,a have bssa slstits
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

nay Joufroy,9 translated from the
French for tse DatLss HERALD, by None.
Julius Roger, will appear as socn as we
can tind room; as also will AIN Adventure,
by Lady, etc, now on file.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

, BY We, regret to learn that our ole
friend D. NJ. Gitbs, of Napoleon, Ark, ha!
los, his only child' ~.
beyond the flight Of time.
beyond the reign Of Death,
There surely is some blessed CLINE
Where life is not q BREATH
Nor life's affections transient fire.
Whose sparks AZ upward and expire
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

eEy- Our space this week is SO we'll filled
by IN able corts Of correspondents tia VT
have doomed it unnecessary to Indulge
much in writing ourselves.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

A rouss lady wants some one 70
Ir~s5f q nsc6ins which win tell
kcr ar husb.nds 70 in the evening
vksn they 'Jrst step down 70 ne
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

~Ts. Legislature Of Tsrss has beer
in session abort seven weeks and hsvs
ps,,,s b,a en- isPorsant biIi-ihst 70 pay
a.. p,r diem and mileage n the members.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

Indian Tax on Texas Cattle.
Senator Pomcroy proposes to put
n stop to tl,isunjust tax. lie writes
The following letter to one OF his
constituents:
WAsnryGToN, April ~. = Dear Sir:
rpon tic receipt II your letter and
the Petition from the cattle men,
7 went 20 zee the Attorney General,
and last 10 the Secretary Of the In
,er;or. and then 70 the Commission-
rr Of Indian Affairs. After con-
s,l,,,,on of some days-when VIC
tucked up all the provisions of the
Id treaties they have decided to ME
.,,c Petition and upon il send spe-
.,alsC,ornm ;ssioncr to Kansas To sec
,bcse drovers. and ~ down and
nr,t the Indians, and arrange The
natter 40 thatcattle can be driven
from Texas to Kansas without
,,-,Tble or lindrancc. III IL 10 NOT
s,5e-or II there. is continuance
rf,his unjust tax, write me agaIn'
ID we will open the whole Terri
80 nv an act of Congress. The
,,.5t ru.st-uvt be intsrfcred WITH
- u shall net he. Waiting TO
Issr from 700 zgzil, lam: &c,
{. G. FOMER01. 7
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

Thu Feuian raid on Canada is turning
on, 10 be transparent and wre'ched 6zzle.
Ausiin State Journal
And the Journal is farming ont 10 ~ .
noisy thing Of that Kind ts4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

rs5. YIN. Sell, Esq, one Of the oldes, and
mott promineu, ci,ilena of Columbus, Ohio,
died in tha, city on the 18th ult-, at the ad-
yanccd age Of 81,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

say Our thanks are due to Hon. Thomas
U. McCrery, United statea Senator from
Kentucky, for speeches of other Senators.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11
SYMPTOMS of d Diseased Liver.

Symptoms OF q Dtseasea LiVer'
nAIN in the right side, under the
edge the ribs, increase on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the
let side; the patient is 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 some
times mistaken for a rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected
with loss Of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costivc,
sometimes alternative with. lax; the
head is troubled with pain. accom-
panied with dull, heavy sensation
In the back part. There is generally
a considerable loss of memory, &C
companicd with painful sensation
Of having left undonc something
which ought to have been done. a
slight, dry cough is sometimes an at
tcndart. The patient complains OF
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he. complains ola prickly sensa-
ton of the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
Else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitudc
enough to try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several of the
above symptoms attend the disease,
/, but cases have occurred where few
of them existed, yet examination OF
the body; after death, has shown the
LIVER to have been extensively de-
ranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR. M'LANE's Liver Pulls, IN
CASES or Acvs AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, arc productive
of the most happy results. No better
cathartie can be used, preparatory to,
) or after taking Quinine. We would
savise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
FLEMING BROS. Prr1sBuRou, Pas
FKorRIEIoBs.
p.s. Dealers and Physicians ordering from
eshr,s than Fleming. Brvs, vii DO well 70 VIC ne
.T.z4ss;s. f1sfsrdf ., fssssizs erss.. fas'-
so,d By an rssrees.bis Druggists. and Country
stsrekoepers generally.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

s4The Southern cuitirsior for yune is
received. n is the best Agricultural peri
odical re receive. Wa WI. Jones, Pro-
,yissors, Asbsss, Ga. Terms s. per an
run.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

ss-Rasss a. iies. lsAs 4 cssssg -
.ssrs fssn - ftAsnai cuy, .al t. Va
2 lrsrs u Ksr'sfsg az Ais esf's q
IorsTnsg s'EsFHssH,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11
Very respectfully,

We very willingly give place to the above
irom 'johuhy hail" ba, In doing 50. would
remind him that this Is no, the hrst time
that an English yaehrha been beaten by
an American. We know nothing about
the merits Of the present case Of the Sap
pho and "cambiai" but We have faint
recollection Of the New York Yacht,
"Ameriea," built by George Steers, show.
ing her heels to the whole British feet, OF
cowes, some hftesn or ,wen'y years ago.
This matter Of zach, racing, however, isa
noble emuia ton between Ike two greatest
naraiine nations on earih-a matter CT
skill In naval architecture, In which sumo
times one aud scine,imes The other carries
81 tho Victory. Asrssards our pleasantly
OF britannia not ruling the waves, with
due Difference to "JOhnuy Ball. it is q
question which is the superior in naval
matters. Both are great.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

ps~n.s a,asins ia she @ailsF % 'hs
great lIsRlss.sn iHsH'uskyl Lad sale
siil take place, Tssi,issly, Al Aasghie
rrmrls, louisville. On Jsiy i,h.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11
Beauchamp & Terry
coUNTkY PRODUCE.

Wool, Bacon, Lard. Flsur AMI Germ
fftsi -snfs3.
hsIlsi, Nay !. Is7o-s4a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11
In,inrl, Manifnr.

NrN ael i1FrgNra ttiliea. ft'si isfssi
n ise flgih "a "a sat ~ sail
n. SniNpELik lisssli nhss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

a. lIIfsEn aIIa 49, - 80 = 80
lsifs ifass llsl q llit
ffHs $780, 81 ~ $3.50 $50
Nfsufafs "A tlitlIaIl sfFfaftf =
80 slHsIIsl fllanas lalI SO ff'siifl
!, - a. ssafsli tslslla ~ tnfiI.tt
90 s.ft.. "a ~ Eali - tfAi 80.
80. i stlsk l,sl l.aa1 d fensia
f.is.ass 49, nsliIsAsf. = Isls s.as %.
'sg,.ss. y ss.,sI ~, y s.s.,,. :,
80 "a "a tlnfli ifan ~ sti..tafa.a
lssssis q ~ $50 Ia. d "a t..ei,t.
ig fsn 49, flttii sttssl M 1 ~ssi
!. h.sas b s.isf. ilsi. - : Fss..l itisf
rnsllsh ! sssit AZ taili - 1851, sut
ssftEaai. isa-s lAstssg sisisly stisinss,
ssisiihsiaHling 81 40 tissss,'sas az
- esllsil iaFTsfsasnis rssfHilg nnasT-
s.ns b lhs csalfia - fsss,iisss ~ :.
he Latter qa.liiy. Ia Lsghsh isshi
ClIas Btsess aaas huss ani iasisE han
,han liz C4lsbTia. sni ihsTsfsn lAs lais
eants.s suss net b lueist cF-r a. ~ sny
Ia..ns . assisise yieisTy " Ansriean
e.silAs sssT Easlish. N ssahrssiisn % this
ssssTtisa, saiiein = qaolailan frsa the
Aneraan eoTTesPsnlsEl IN LanaRa % tbs
Ne. lork =Al6isns nnlsr date u April
sOsh, ans u lhs Hesi Impartial sad etss
iafsFNsi jsaTAals aRss sssA Ha''sEs' 10 the
tales.
ssfi.s ees.ias nsisAss bsistsa The cAa-
'.bEiA ead sAPpAa, excite bai hnls is'sssl
-hsTr, IS people ssneraily arc ~ ss&Iy u
sAiE. AsAb.Iys .iAll iaik, - 10 care little
-shsihsT be sias &c ieses. fashiins msn
.,ssAsrAlly, lsa, ays annoyed that ihs u.'ar
..bTia shenli hs loeksl aPoa as The hss,
@fasLs In EasisEi. AhLeesh shs 10
..eFy sue beat s,ill sAs has sstsEai ,invs
~hera bsAisa ani siil h healsa sgaia.
The YssLt msa sf ssw Vera laasl act
.rhiak ihsy have bssisn all kagiand u the
.'cantHa loes not slas up successfully 10
ayOar AmsTieaAl waters, II the Ass
York zach, Club eauld oaly induce the
.osners % the 0uiAeseFe, coador, julia,
.cisaaFa, Alins aud oihens 10 briug their
~sessels over, they would irdeed see The
.piek o. The English Yacht Clubs"
As regards sbri,AhnlA ne, railing The
waves, need no, say mcye ihah tha, the
fact 10 too patent 10 the world about "ihoss
afsirs1 natvlihstAading all the oxygen
aaa hydrogen The YANKEES can generate.
Excuse my in,rasioa upon your columns,
| anl helieNe me.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11
TO TIIE PUBLlC.

vEyHE UNDERSIGNED respect fully an.
i uodnces TO the public, ihtt he is nu.
ihorised by the Magistrates of Dallas couu-
ty 10 estray stock taken up anywhere in
the county. GEORGE ". RECORD.
June II, lS70-39:lma
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11
T0NSOREAL NOTICE.
BARBER SHOP! BARBER SHOP!

rI,IIE Undersigned, having recently opened new
shop at thct'ity Hotel, L. prepared for Shaving,
Shainpooing. nair-Cutting and Hair Dyeing. Hay-
ing IN experience Of Is at the trade feel con-
dent that eau please The most fstidious. Every
thing IL Neaf New and Clean Gentlemen will pltase
give him CALL be will do his best 20 please them
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11
AGuE AND FEVER.
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-18

Guilty on All the counta On being askedif be
had anything TO say, the prisoner, With 3 half
bow, replied, Nothing" After q long delibo-
ration the Court pronounced sentence of death,
and the audience applnuded and clapped hands.
TrappInann, who was as pale AZ death, smiled,
saluted and disappeared, and thus terminated
this extraordinary trial. Il was remarked dur
ing. the couree OF the proceedings, that the
ladies who thronged the Court made no secret
Of the hatred with which the prisoner inspired
them, and frequently manifested their feelings
IN various feminine ways. II is almost needless
to say that the neighborhood of the Palate de
Justice was crowded this evening with people
waiting TO hear the finding of the jury, and that
the result was hailed in the usual manner