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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-27

@- ST JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH.
The Rev. JOHN q. HONOUR viii perform Divine
Service In this Church TOMORROW Morning, at
hslf.past 10 O'Clock. Sabbath School In the
AFTERNOON, as usual, at O'Clock aug27-1
@ NOTICE.-AT A MEETING OF
the Town Council Of Moulrrieville, sullivan's Is.
land, held THURSDAY, August 25. 1870 the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Clerk or Council be Instruct
ed to advertise that all parties who have made ap.
plicatlon for Lots prior to August II, 1870, will
receive their certificates by calling on him, at
No. Is Broad street. and paying all charges, In
Guiding road duty for this year.
Resolred, That all persons to whom Lots have
been granted must apply for the certificate Of the
same and pay all charges therein within thirty
1907 days after publication Of notice heretofore
ordered and that in default thereof the privilege
granted be forfeited.
Extract from the Minutes.
D. B. GILLILAND,
Clerk Town Council,
aup27 Moultrievllle S. l.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-27

A RCHER'S BAZAAR, 1863 KING ST.,
N Wholesale and Retail Notions and Fancy
Goods, 80 per cent. less than elsewhere. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-27

A MAR, G. W.-CHoICE DRUGS, CHE
N. MCALs, Surgical instruments, Perfumertes
and Toilet Articles 469 King cor. Vanderhorst st,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-27

FIRST-CLASS WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
PUBLISHED IN LONDON, PARIS AND NEW YORK
sCALR OF ADVERTISEMENTS:
Single Advertisements. L. per line.
Thirteen insertions and upward 3D. per line.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-27

A NEW VOLU ME-.
Volume < OF THE COSMOPOLITAN commenced
on the 7th Of April Subscription One Pound
year, postage penny included.
Handsomely bound Volumes for sale at los.
each.
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Business Gar1s.

A DAMS, DAMON & CO., 16BROAD ST.,
IN Dealers In Stoves Ranges, Crates, &c. Agents
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
The Central railroad.

We are grvtified to be able to state by
authority from Austin, that the bill grant
ing relief to the Central Railroad has been
amended by the Company, so as to adhere
to the old line, heretofore designated and
partly located, with tho rightto construct q
branch of the road 10 the terminus Of the
Kansas road, should tho latter road strike
Red River East or West Of Is miles Of
Preston, in Grayson county. This settles
the matter as to. the road coming to Dallas,
and the right asked to construct branch
to connect with the Kansas road is nothing
more than just to the Central Company
Our information is that the relief bill, with
the above amendment will pass both houses
of the Legislature, by handsome majority.
So mote il bel We have always favored
the granting the desired relief, but did not
think it just to give the Company the right
TO deviate from its located route. We hope
the bill amended will pass. The right to
build branch to connect with the Kansas
Road is nothing more than justice to the
Company, because such connection was
intended, il not specified, in the original
of the company.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
eeS" Buy your goods from Haynes.

Tho Press Association met OH
Wednesday and proceeded to bust
ness. The election of officers for the
cnsuring year resulted rs follows:
ID. Il. Notary, of the Brennan
Bonner, President.
]. G. Rankin, of the Hampstead
Reporter, Vice President.
w. +. Schott, of Houston Times,
Secretary and Treasurer. -
Directors-L. M. OpLenhcimor,
Of the Calvert Enterprise, G. F.
Bailey, of the Rockport Transcript,
V. w. Thompson, of tho State
Gazette, w. X. 1Ioman, of the
Cameron Telegram, and w. Il.
Clark, of the Montgomery Register.
Mr.. Opcnheimer offered the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were un-
animously adopted:
Whereas, We in common with all
Texans are anxious TO correct such
erroneous impressions as may obtain
abroad, regarding our State and
our people. And whereas the Press
is the recognized medium, through
which error can be most promptly
and successfully met and refutcd,
therefore.
Resolved, ThNw we hereby invite
the members of the Press through
out the United States, to meet us at
the City of Houston on tho 18th
day of November next, to travel
with us over our. public through
fares, visit our towns and cities,
view our beautiful country, become
acquainted with our people, and
panake Of our Inequalities.
Resolved, That the Directors of
this Association are hereby charged
with the duty of making all neccs-
sary arrangements.
Resolved, That tho rapers through
out the Union are hereby requested
copy and assistin giving circulation
TO these resolutions.
On motion tho Convention ad-
iourned TO meet on the 18th day of
November noxt, at the City OF
Houston.
Houston Telegraph, June Is.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

Tue Missouri, KANSAS AND Texas RAIL
ROAD Cos: Asr, are asking the Legislature
Of this its's for q charter TO build q rail-
road thu :sh this State, proposing to pene-
,rats the State, via Waco and Austin, from
Red River 10 Rio Grabde, aiming ultimate
ly al the City Of Mexico. The Austin JOuin-
al says the Company is backed by heavy
capital, has already built over two hundred
miles Of road in Kansas, and is pushing
fast through the Indian Territory to Red
River. II asks Of the State neither money,
bonds or lands, but merely the right Of way,
from some convenient point on Red River
in The vieinity Of Doaksville in the gsner-
Al direction Of Waco and Austin 10 the Rio
Grande, and also the right 10 construct
branch road from point at or near its
crossing Of Red River, SOuthvesierly, TO
connect with the Texas Central Railway.
The Company propose 10 build so niles Of
road in the State Of Texas within three
Years. and 10 Austin within G years
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

WASHINGTON, juno 13,-Thc ma.
iority of the subcommittee of the
Senate on the Memphis and FL Paso
railroad have made report, con.
Guiding rs follows: "From tho best
examination that NO have been able
10 make of the facts and the laws OF
Texas, our conclusions are that the
Memphis and Ell Paso Railroad
Company is an existing corporation
with the right Of way across the
State of Texas, and that it has n
valid land grant Of sixteen sections
to the milo, TO be selected out Of the
public lands of Texas, without any
special reservation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
pT Buy Dolge's PlOws from Haynes.

Tho storm at Greenville occurred
on the 10th inst. The two story
frame building belonging TO Mr..
Mcdonald, situated on the public
square and occupied by the Herald,
was blown down and all the type
Knocked into pi. DR.. Young's new
frame residence was blown over,
slightly injuring his wife, Henry
Wallis new gin house was unroofed,
carrying the roof some one hundred
and fifty yards. Several other houses
unrcofed, and the growing crops
literally ruined.
Co.. BayDc, proprietor of the
Herald. was the heaviest loser, but
hopes soon TO have his paper under
Roadway again. We have heard OF
no lives being lost, which is indeed
wonderful when we consider the
severity Of the several storms.
TPsris Press.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

eY-wo are glad lohotiee that considerable
discussion Is going on in our town, with
regard to the building OF new courthouse
and the demolition Of tho presen, building,
The necessity Of this movement Is conceded
by all, and the matter OF discussion among
our citizens is, where shall the new court
house he erected? Various propositions
hate been brought forward In general
terms, though none have yet been settled
upon as the most feasible one. Some all
vocate the removal Of the courthouse from
the Public Square, and rebuilding on some
other vacant space and the selling out in
building lots of the present Public Square.
This proposition seems open 10 several and
serious objections, the main one being, We
do not believe the Police Court or any other
authority have the right or could make n
good title to the ground. Another prupo-
siion, and 9ne, we must say, which has al
ways been fGvorite one with us, is, 10 re-
move the present structure from The Square
entirely aud let the Square be handsomely
laid off in walks, with shrubbery, &c. and
remain as permanent spark" 1t is small,
it is true, to be honored by such name,
but it is better than none, and might be
placed in charge of the Corporation, with the
understanding that it is 10 be Kept in prop
er order ms apublicpromenade and garden.
Some appropriate lot or block might then
he obtained upon which 10 construct the
new courthouse, which should be substan-
tial, handsome and roomy edifice, sufficient
ly large for all the purposes of the county
as Court rooms, Jury rooms, offices for the
various County officers; and then might be
added o Public Hall for town purposes,
which might be made source of revenue
to the county.
We never conceived that it was abso-
lutcy necessary that the courthouse should
be on the public square, and think it q
false notion of our merchants that such
should be the case. Very many places
that VIC might name, which are cities in
size as we'll as name, have their courthouses
far removed from the business portions Of
the town; and as we have now got an i'm
petus in prosperity that justifies us in the
belief that Dallas, too, will be city of
large population, we think it appropriate
that we should put on some little OF the
city airs in our public improvements.
We offer these suggestions for tho con-
sidcra ton of our people, with the remark,
that though we think the plan we propose
is proper one, We are not so welded to 1t
that we might not be changed in our views
should better plan be offered.
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Eni A. N. CogLraA Aris called. Nia .rgfr-
sly, addressed iLs lhr argiius. snl urged
he inFpuaEss Cfaeiion ia ihr iasiier lIem
he people II lais rnFiinR 81 abe safe.
un mouiiuE VI o.. A. n. Cashtan. . eala-
niiiee Il hge. rrusisiius VI A. N Ioxhsan.
iamss iirniiry. N. 4. Nulh, n. 4. lloni
eel q. n. SaiUk. Nas aTtainisl Nv draH
trs0luiinns. eAprtssiTr u abe sfnss oT abe
meeting. All tSpart Forthwith. NJ. MriH
ia lrlLlI al ihp commodities. then read she
fliawins resolutions uLisL prrs uEaai-
msusly adopted.
kgrlrol .b,, M are saii,H,l Thai
with a eolniars,iy,ly small esp.udiinrr oi
money, ihs Iriniy river can he ,urrsssiui,
~ naSigaisl nom its n,o,,th 10 the taHn %
Dallas Sn an sys,s.e NJ 81 months Ia ssel
yrar.
EsselsfL .. That Il would bs greailv a.
the interest Of the psopls of this porii0n Of
the STATE. a. we'll .s "a tLose li,Ins ia oileI
ruuuiies Lori.Tius IN. the rTlnitT river. 10
h.,s .sid river "a in,rroysi IN cutting Oh
iLt over hanging .iu,b. Of ,l,e iis,Ler, aud
r,moVins the sha-s and other .l,iineiians
~ Wanld render il naVigaLls for light dram
.leameys.
RsolrL, 3. That tie Chairman o. THE
meeting appoint a eoipmllies o ( i've 10 draw
Np a rrmafi.l 10 tie Legislature asking an
appropriation from The state eorernnlNnl
oI seyeniy i've IhonsanI dollars. or such
other amount ne may be deemed snfirien,
to he expended, In lie manner and form,
~ may lie provided by law. IN improyins
the navigation of the Trinity river as far
Mp rs The town OF Dallas And that our
senaior aud Representntires. from this Dis
irieI. he requested nnI Instructed to vote
for, and urge the passage OF a bill, emboly.
ing and having In yi,w the above express.
cd Object.
WnrnruroN. II was agreed that the prss.
ont committee dram the memorial, and re.
bort and ,ub,nli the same 10 an n,lj,urneJ
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
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Ia Dallas, Teas lahs lsih, lsI0
FRAAkilA, iufsni sea ~ luHS T. AHl
MARE y ktEFeoFi sgsi absai ) spsA'hs,
Amer lsng suasriug, aHsihsr little sAs,
ahaui Whess hsaaiifsl fsrl clustered afes-
iioAs liks a nanlls. has laid dssa ils little
buplsn q life in The samnsF-dTssssl Gar
lsn Of he SlgnhsFsrs--iis nsTial issn-
nsn, sas'iug sHsy in the sall shs'Tas,isH
u the grave, sal ils pure 'Fifii, Ike a
grm, TssiiaE upon "lhs bSss@ u It's Maker
sad he God lluua1 Tears for iHfaAls
sVanlshsl fr0n a world " paiA are un-
nsslsl iHbaies 10 iAASssHes that leaves
The pain Of li@s for ihe health Of sisTHiiy
aud they are she'd in synPa,hy for The hE'
Ing ia The Ices q the ilsl q their love, the
object 6flhelr hopes aud FEARS, That bate
in the house which fer . bglsf season sss
"a Ssll-sPTlus Of pleasure, despite the
love Of parents, The watch faihsss Of frisnds
aud The best u medical Ausa,ioh, Is EoHe
from earth forever. Ever blson the sweet
roses over hlm,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

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n.f m.lsff inffrf lfi ed 90
ffff. ari nf IA Z aihHht
Iaanta rfrsh.s a. af fhf
ClnftL III co. Iff lsnT. Calfsfi
sri ihe Chnrfh At flu Holy Crl,ss
rsris. aere fft.fti inio uniou uiih
DE cnanfil
The hi'nainf utrs sloCisi dspu-
lis b. ihe Grnrral Conyenii0n
Clerical lier y lsion, Rev ~ A
li1errs. iieF. NJ n lil0hsIdsOn snd
Do iicv a. a. nrnneF-. lay-iien.
h. r. Nirhois, NJ Ma. II. GTimes,
Hon, Ma, n. Taylor and Mr. Thos
Freeman,
Roy, Mr, Patton anl Hon, Peter
". Gray weFe ~ elected trustees Of
the General Theological Seminary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

wo acknowledge tho receipt of n
complimentary ticket TO tho fnh
Annual Fair Of tho Dallas (Texas)
County Agricultural and Mechanic
al Association, TO be held from tho
10Th TO the 9th Of September next.
1t is gratifying TO note that our
sister State is all alive upon this
subject Of Fairs. We have been
tempted at times TO endcavor TO
write up" the establishment of an
Agricultural and Mechanical Asso-
citation in Caddo, but shrunk from
tho task us one entirely beyond the
power Of mnn 10 accomplish.
[Shreycport South Western.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

Sag Cur private information from Aus
tin is that the Legislature has gone to
work-a number of bills have passed with
in the past few days. The House is at
work on a Registration bill, which is not
a very desirable one, but there are signs of
moderation in some amendments offered,
and adopted. The Militia bill has not yet
passed the Senate, hut there are some fears
that 1t may pass. In such an event, and
in case the bill becomes q law, it behooves
the people all over the State, the pursue the
most prudent and exemplary conduct.
Nothing short of the wisest and most for
bearing conduct on their part can prevent
trouble even if such policy can.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
KOsk0O Cures Chronic rheumatism.

NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 7, 1869.
DR.. J. J. LAwRENtE-Dear Sir My son
has received so much benefit from your ron
derfuL Koskoo that cannot refrain from
expressing my gratitude. had tried al
most everything without benefit. | be-
licve, in all sincerity, that your Koskoo is
an lSFALLIpLE remedy for the disease from
which he has suffered, and, so far as can
learn, has never failed. If you only knew
the immense amount OF suffering that he
has undergone, then you could eonceire the
ra,ne Of such a remedy-TnAT SURELY CURES.
The great amount of good it is non doing
among US is ines!jmable.
= it'll much gratitude,
am, respectfully yours, &c,
Mrs. Nj. l.. A. NELSON.
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ea5, Hay your eoOIs f,Om Haynes,

es' FanniR county is aSeul to organize
IA Agricultural Society. So ssy' the
News.
picgFNs,-A London dispatch Of the ll'h
last, says
Upon announcement of the death
of Charles Dickens, the Queen hast
cncd 10 send letter of coincidence
to his afflicted family. The last let
ter written by Dickens, dated Juno
Sth, contained expressions Of the
deepest reverence for religion and il
quoted in newspapers today us re-
pudiating any conflicting impress
sions which might be derived from
accidental expressions in his book.
In his will Dickens leaves "All tho
Year Round TO his son with many
valuable suggestions about its man
agcmcnt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

Iul lorRAAi % rPreAUoS, aids 10 lie
s,hsr aiirseiions This H0n'h, hFsu'ifal
pisse efmusis, lis spirited, ~iis,sssks
sang, just The ,lius 10 be tans il car
schools.
Tie article on 'fts Nsiiassl Bureau Of
rius.iion, By ;. X. Clark, Esqs aui On
leaning TO Read, by Ri,hs'i Randolph
a. wr,l as ihoss GA -rssi Examinations,
anI "Tsssls,. Salaries, will veil F!ay
q SsIsn'l psrusai,
We 10 not sss how any teacher oT selool
ofie,F, pLS intends 10 keep posted 0n this
an imporIsni question Of Elnsa'ien Ia The
West anl s0u,h, can set along without lhi'
Invaluable aid. Address }, Il, MerSin,
Rlllor $ PubllslsE 1Os aud 40 Chestnut
81, l.luis, Mo,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD, AND ITS CoSNEc-
TloSs.-Passengcrs going North, via New
Orleans, should take the above route. Time
from New Orleans TO New York, only lob
hours, or four days and nine hours. Car
rics the IT, s. mails and has elegant sleep
ing cars on all night Trains. Two trains
leave New Orleans daily; morning express,
at A. NJ, and evening mail train, al 8 p. NJ.
The Morgan steamers leave Galveston every
Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
at u NJ, making close connection With the
5 p. 81. through mail train on the jackson
Road. Tickets good until used, aad bag
gage checked through from New Orleans
10 all points. J. II. WIsGrIELD, General
Passenger Agent James Yonge, General
Ticket Agent, Office under the City Hotel,
New Orleans; j. 5. Morey, Ticket Agent,
Central Wharf, Galveston.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

eay"At the thine Of writing this para
graph, we have had no mail from the South
for week, Chambers Creek being past
fording. We wish 10 call the attention OF
the Police Court of Ellis county to the fact,
and request that this "impedimcn" to the
mails shall be bridgcd. Go 10 work at
once, and have it done, and you will have
the lasting gratitude of all This section OF
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25


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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

BeIy Several Of our Northern Texas ES'
changes are talking cool deal about an
election for Congressman the coming Fall
Docs any one really know when We are to
have an election! We must say that we
have lost the run OF such occurrences since
reconstruction commenced. Can VIC have
an election without new regisirationY II
not, how can We have one until the Legis-
latnrc acts in the matter? Can any one
saw Don't all speak at once.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

The Dallas County Agricultural
and Mechanical Association will
hold its next Fair on the goth, 2lSt.
22i, 2Sl md gath Of September
next. We shall DO glad TO have
some Condensed statistics Of all
similar associations in the State for
the next TEXAS ALMANAC for 1871.
Galveston News.
We call the special attention Of seereia-
~ Bower 10 the above, aud hope and be-
lieye he will furnish the matter the News
desires.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
Masonic Officers.

Tho following are the urahu o"''o'
elected for the ensuing yenr, by the differ
ent Masonic bodies Of the State of Texas
recently in session at Houston:
GRAND LODGE.
C. NJ. Winkler, Corsicana, W. G. NJ.
4. J. II. Anderson, Port Sullivan, ID. u. NJ
W. Bramlettc, Paris, G. S. W.
J. Miller Gonzales, CD. W.
D. A. Bolts, Houston, Grand Treasurer.
G. II. Brinhurst, Houston, G. Secretary.
GhASt ROYAL ANcH CHAPTER.
s. S. Munger, Houston, NJ Il. q. II. r.
J. Wrigley, Liberty, L. b. G. II. p.
J. b. Jones, Corsicana, +. G. *.
N. Moses, Mahomet, Il. @. 5.
b. A. Bolts, Houston, e. &. i.
Il. Brewster, Houston, i. G. S.
ORDER or HIGH PRIESTHOOD.
W. NJ. Taylor, Crockett, Nj. Il. ii. L.
+. W. Taylor, Houston, u. NJ. u.
r. Brewster, Houston, II. G. ).
GRAND coMaANDERY OF KNIGHTS TEMpLAR
F. B. Sexton, San Augustine, r. d. G: G.
A. S. Richardson, Houston, V. E. d. It. Z.
W. G. Veal, Vcals Station, Il. Il. u.
A. C. Baker, Galveston, i. G. c. &.
W. C. Young, Dallas, L. q. p.
]. d. Jones, Corsicann, Z. 9. S. W.
G. J. Couch, Palestine, E. G. J, W.
b. A. Bolts, Houston, &c. t.
r. Brewster, Houston, i. q. r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

BEHCRsS's MAGAEiSE-Ws have this
week received several Rumbs Of = nsw
Men'hly lAagsEiRs uAder the shove lille,
Publishei At rrsRion, n, J, by J, X, Rec
sheTs, a, the loo price Of Que dollar per
sEHum, Il las 81 psgss, sfsniiTsly srigi-
Ral nalisT, bat We have Iol had time 10
Vsamine is roaienis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
DALLAS
Saw and Planning Mills,
East side Of City, North side of Elm Street.
EHAREsIS & co.

D ESPBCTFULLY announce 10 the ciii-
I q 7ens OF Dallas and tho public general
ly, TINT, having completed their new es-
lablishment located as above, with saws,
planer, hatcher, moulder, etc. all in COM
pleto running order, they are prepared TO
saw lumber for houses, and do all machine
wood work in our limo.
1sssr Persons from the West passing
through with lumber would do well to EN-
ploy us to dress it, as we can dress load
in the best manner on short order and on
the most reasonable terms.
Being well prepared with skilled labor
we are determined 10 meet all demands
and to render satisfaction. Patronage So
licitcd and good work in all cases guaran-
tecd. We hope the public win sustain us
in our enterprise. HARRIS Il co.
Dallas, June 25, 1870-41!G
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serve hsTe every reason TO believe
and are glsd to snDsuDce the fact that The
runor which We published last week N re-
gard 10 q great disaster II Hot Springs Arb
is Hesusrdr Arkansas papers - lste
as the "a inst ssy rvfhinf sbcai IL