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john CESSNA is riding Fulton county
looking for fraudulent votes. A gentle
man informed him that he knew of two
illegxl votes in his township, when Cess
ma took out his note book and asked for
their names. He was informed that they
were negIoes whom prominent Republi-
can had hauled to the polls to vote the
Radical ticket. John lett suddenly.
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General Lees attending physician, DR..
Barton. states that "we consider his protrac-
ted grief at the condition of his country, and
the continued suppression of his strong feel
ipgs, the chief remote canses, aud the ex>
cessive fatigue and mental application the
immediate cause of congestion of the veins
Of the brain"
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NOTICE.-The under:le2als.. r.2.s.

N been appointed by s,.1.. the e5fs55' 95 e (
Cambria county an ApoisSCt sSCs,Ss q -
tjon of the money in the n.-,,, - II 81 ST. I.
and Henry Bender, Exeeqb,stt Exc ;bst be " y Z
pun purposes OF his apPoin,.Si11t4f,si' ,S1 IA jar !.
EnensburC, on FSIdGH, us ban all !
merit. at 2 O'Clock, P. ", N;.,,s,,i i tbs Z Z
Darties interested can aaiItUTns01NALIl ,
per. J0S "a fS-p.-St.
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ADMINISTRATORS

IA letters of Administr55sseS'd. 4. - y
of william Gwinn, N, 20 ar \ red 70 - - 4
borough, have been gIs Tboss -
residing in said bosoVsi Or Vii II pleas -
against said esta'e md those - -. !.
properly proven, j., anU ,o come foIT res
lame are requested 10 ~ A. ~
payment. a. ts-o.lst.'
Loretto, sept = i'''
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE

IA signed. having beer Prs1Ia6ria aIi6 eS..ic,
tfi6Ssa tns 8Fph@as pmoney IN he bands 3
ley and Henry {; SSa,,Iey, NJ lev decG,. :,
of Thomas w. MSCatsId ny, Caa.tsnd fOr - 81
notice that he WILL .~ assen an THIS 2
his office in Ebenspuis n'clock, p -
OF November ReIt, al oS,essted Ilsyg, Z j
where all persons n1t6HN ;. RbSH[
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from Mondays World.l

The armistice has been finally rejected
and the war will proceed and probably be
carried far into the winter. 1t is not yet
fully known exactly Why no agreement
could take place, but it seems that the terms
demanded by the Germans were far too
severe. Owing to the circumstance that
the negotiations pending were known to the
commanders of the armies in the field no
movements of importance took place any
where. Garibaldi is reported captured, aud
Neu Breisach and Beifort are vigorously
beseiged. 1t seems after all as the opinion
expressed by Napoleon at the beginning of
this war that it would be long one will be
verified. From all parts of France the news
reaches us Of the most determined measures
and preparations for grand rally and resis-
tauce to the very last.
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bFthf d .,, rlfoF7I
SCHOOL AND HAIL fUnI..
.IIITNp.c NOTICE-IE

AUDITORS NOTICE.. ~
1 n signed Auditor, q =, rrsr5li =. =
Court of Cambria cennti ~ Auggs--.s
of the funds in the haiiull 'll..,.d. hers., !.
Admir- of Joseph Bauultt ~ ~ c.iiee 10 =
tice that he viii 81 So 81 u 4sv of NJ.
on TUESDAY, the Iyih s- o,,- ire pug
1870, at ? o'clock, p W. - - aid sple.--,l
tending 10 the duties "a U,1,astai e g \
Ihose interes'euW WN. M H. sEcHLI--
Ehenshnrv. Nov. 8, lslO.-or
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RuMoR reyives the report that Secretary
Boutwell, viii leave the Treasury Depart
ment soon ufier the meeting of Congress.
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" Ing dare

TIE ARMIsTICE.- have the important
news to~day That an armistice has been con-
GUIDED between France and Prussia for the
purpose of enabling the people Of the former
country TO take deliberate action towards
strengthening the claim of the existing
French government to be recognized as lcglt-
innate and established. The armstice is to
last twenty five days. during each of which,
as we understand. the people of Paris will
be at liberty to receive one days supply oil
provisions from without. and both Of the
bellgerents will be permitted to confirm,
though not to extend, their military organl-
cations in general. and to retain the military
positions now held by them.
1t is probable that the consent Of Prussia
to this step has been brought about partly
by the direct influence of the neutral powers.
and partly by the hope hat during the period
Of the armistce the front Of the French
resistance may be seriously weakened by
political intrigues for the overthrow of the
existing government. Even this hope, how
ever, it is tolerably clear. would not have
prevailed with Count Won Bismarck had not
the pressure of the increasing difficulties
with which Prussia finds herself surrounded,
in her self-imppsed task of "reconstructiug'
the French nation, begun seriously TO make
itself felt.
/ The republican government at Tours
enters with the armistice upon new and
/ most trying ordeal. While all good men
everywhere must ardently desire that the
! sword cnce laid down in this really fratrici
/ dal war may not again be taken up. no mar
who rightly estimates. the existing perils o
/ European society, or honestly believes in the
/ efficacy of free government, and of free gov
ermeut alone, to Gissipate those perils, car
! well avoid the conviction that any armistict
which should lead to the collapse of the re-
! publican experiment so bravely begun in
France would entail upon the Old Worlc
eventual catastrophies even worse than those
/ which for the past few mcnths have appalled,
! maukind-M Y Kofld 9TH.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Prizes caShed and information furnished by
GEORGE UPHAM, Providence, r. 1.
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q OK A WEEK SALARY Young men
QSO wanted as local and travelling salesTnen
Address with stamp Il. III. W WALKER, "a Park
Row, New York.
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AOR2IBLEi-Is suffered with Catarrh thirty
- years; and was cured in six weeks by sim
pie remedy and win send recipe, postage free.to
all afhicted. L. ]. MEAD, Drawer 175, Syracuse,
New York
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HOMEs. mEALTH. MAPPIN Rss.

HOMES. HE EALPEI, HAPPIN ESS.
How TO BE OBTAINED FOR Five Dollars !!
PLANTATIONS, FARMS, VILLA SITES AND TOwN
LOTS, al THE GREAT PREMIUM LAND SALE. Al
keen, ). G. The Saratoga of the South" ~
hours from y. Y. The most delightful climate
in the world. Free from the rigors of Northern
winters, exempt from Throat Diseases. Vine
yards and orchards in full bearing. For les-
criptive pamphlet address, with stamp, J. G.
DERRY, Augusta, Ga.
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TAXING the census will cost the govern
nsnt $f,T6O, 900.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-27

The following appointments have
been made in Militia and State
Guard:
Reserve Militia.-Slajor Generals:
VIM. II. Parsons. first division; a,
G.. Malloy, second division. Briga-
dicr Generals: a. IT. Monroe, first
district; w. G.. Robinson, third dis
trict; Jno. G. Chapman, fourth dis
trict; AID. Iocllcr, seventh district,
Colonies: B. Trigg, first regiment;
T. S. Vale, Bowio county; John
G. Garland, Red River county; IL
D. Sanders, Cherokee county; F.. }.
Chambers, Liberty county. Lieu
tenant ColoncIs: Jno. Robinson, first
regiment; Jno. A. Bagby. Clarks-
vile, Red River county. Majors: A.
S. Roberts, first regiment; Thomas
Young. Red River county; G. Nc
Cullar, Woodvillc, Tyler county.
State Guard.-Colonels: John IL.
Morrison, second regiment; Horace
WEIGH, third rcgt.; W. B. Moore,
sixth regt.; G. d. Harm, eighth reg, !;
II. c. Bardcn, ninth rcgt.i Geo. z.
Doughlas, tenth rcgt. Lieutenant
Colonies: j b. Wheeler, second rcgt ;
Il. Peterson, third rcgt.; Julius
Schutze, eighth rcgt.; t. h. Groth-
aus, ninth rcgt. Majors: Franklin
Cummings, ninth regiment.
IAuslin Republican.
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FOREIGN News.

THE LATEST WAR NEws.--The following
is the latest dispatches from the seat Of
war in Europe. All the dispatches though
conflicting, indicate that the French arc
gradually being forced back from the Ger.
man frontier, and point TO concentration
to save the citySfParis.
BERLIN, August 19.-The Queen
has the following from the King.
"NEAR REsoNvILLE, August 49,
9 p. M.-The French army was at
tackled to-day west of Metz its po-
sition was very strong. Ny CON-
mand, after combat of mind hours,
totally routed tho French forces and
intercepted their communication
with Paris aud threw them back on
Metz.
LONDON, August 20.-The bonn
bardmcnt OF Strasbourg on Friday
lasted from morning to noon, when
it was suspended for two hours.
The return fire was almost harm
less.
The Paris council OF war has or
dcred the positive destruction OF
the Bots dc Boulogne.
LONDON, August 10.-Rejoicing
in the German cities over the late
victories. Illumination, professions,
etc, features Of the occasion.
PARIS, Aug. 19.-The inhabi-
tants of Chalons have been ordered
TO get their grain away within "a
hours.
BRUSSELS, Aug. 2O.-A Paris let
ter says that Marshal Mcmahon is
rctreating on Paris and win avoid
a battle uhlcss lie can form a juno
ton with BazaiDe.
The people Of StrasbOurg replied:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-27

fSY It will be remembered that some
weeks since VIC made rable mention Of
tho daughters Of Mr.. Johnson, of this
county, who arc cultirh'ing crop of cot
ton with their own hands. The Philadcl-
phia Inquirer copies the DALLAS 1iERALD's
notice, md adds:
Texas is doing more to solve the
advanced points of the women's
rights doctrine, than is Wyoming.
In the latter Territory the ladies
vote-a privilege of every man,
high or low, rich or poor, in the
United States, but in the Lone Star
State two women arc cultivating
with their own hands twonty-four
acres of cotton. Their crop prom
Uses well; and its proceeds will make
the fair Texans far moro indcpen-
dent and important members of the
community than could all the bal
lots cast in Wyoming. tits neither
practicable nor desirable that all
women should turn cotton cultiva-
tors, but the Texan example proves
that it is not speech making, but
earnest cndcavors, n resolution to
perform useful work, that will pro-
cure independence for women. In
this respect tho sexes arc equal
Congress Gun mako voters, but no
amount of legislation can transform
idle, thriftless people into industri-
GUS and well to.do members of tho
community.
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pnRnisI,ed IsusIness.

un lLv uuy ~ Adjournment thc
C.nvrsnnr communicated the Follow
lua ,,-~lul ME- sago 20 both hoascs
81 lhv Legislature:
RxnrrvE OrrI"E
.AUsvIN, August 10, lSIn
Gentlemen of the Senate aud House
ri Representatives;
B.ins informed by our luint com
mllleo that you arc about 10 nh
innrn size dc, and that You desire
In know whether have amy fur
,Lrr communication 10 make bolorc
adjournment.
have 10 state that a large mum
her Of bills have been presented Tor
my examination, on the very owe
ct Your adjournment amounting on
Saturday aud Ia day to the total o.
one hundred and iiny-siN.
lhavo given these bills the best
examination possible under the cir
.ums,ancos, but tho limited time
rendered this examination very has,
~ aud unsatisfactory TO myself
have therefore confined my appro'
val tn such public and private bills
us appeared in this hasty examina'
iun least Objectionable, and this has
necessarily caused II number OF acts
TO remain unsigned, and thereby
fail TO become laws by operation Of
the constitution. Among these
there arc but few general statutes,
tho great majority being private
bills. Some of them may be mcrl-
furious, aud in such cases tho sub
icct may again como before you NJ
vour next session, if the necessity
for them, DO not obviatcd by further
general laws bearing thereon.
You will perceive that ! have ms,
sumcd the proper construction OF
section twenty. five, article four, OF
the constitution to be, that "bills
,Hust be presented to the Governor
rr.sa enough to allow him for the cN-
animation thcrcofonc clear day (eX-
clusivs-of Sunday previous to the
day Of: adjournment" This CON
s,rnction | believe to be correct by
analogy. but in any event, it is the
sa,fc Que on tho ground Of public
policy, az it allowa amorc rcasona-
bic time for the examination Of the
multitude ofblls that arc usually
hurried through at the last moment,
Very respectfully.
EDMUND J. DAVIS,
GOVERNOR.
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DIgD-In the city of Shreveport, La, on
Sunday, August 14th, 1870, aged Sc years
and 10 months, Mr.. ISAAC HOPKINS.
We junior editor Of the HERALD }
knew "the old General" as the printers
called him, from June 1866, until February,
1868. Many night did deceased and
ourself tug AWAY at the rollerand the lever
Of the old South Westerns" old hand
press. Many gray, misty morn, before
the sun had gilt with nuroial gold single
dome or minaret Of the slumbering city,
did VIC stop the press 10 peer through the
window, looking for the gaslights in the
Market House Saloon or The Palace. lie
was in the employ Of that veteran printer
and editor, L. c. billiard, Esq, deceased
and that gentleman's sons, Louis and Wm.
c. billiard, for thirty-fOur years He as
sisted. ns we are informed by the South
Western, in getting out the initial number
Of the Montgomery (Alabanal Advertiser
aod that Of the New Orleans Piesyune.-
lie was instineiivsiy q gsnilensni and
even inio1icsiion, which he unfortunately
LEVIED, could net render hin oblivious Of
his duties or any Of fbe inherent deeebeies
belonging 20 the cbarac&,T Of a gsBtlsmnn-
We trust u1d believe his soul i Al rest N
die celestial Aidsnn, and our spirit LAYS
upon RS 9g1ly grave iis Brighter irnrnOr-
,eus. sns graves sb0ts his DARK eoueh,
Here Iirs tic nsrtsl isgHusnt % tn
lrrssl tnsl.
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ll,s. M ln mod snY Ihat IIon. John.

Say. We do not say that Hon. John. C.
Conner will DO unanimouly the first choice
of all Democrats in the district for the
next term in Congress, bu, we do think
tho opposition to his nomination will be
puny. There are some few already throw
ing all tho cold water they can upon his
prospects; and they are mch who are sus'
pcelcl Of having nm ambition TO keep him
ont Of Office in order to get themselves in,
This class Is few and their followers are
fewer. Such men do not pretend 10 charge
him with lack of principle, or even the
slightest derclcction Of duty. They only
say he Is native of Indiana, n carpet
Dagger, and That If not elected, he will
move back TO Inlianai etc. Such slurs are
unwarrnntcd, fnlse and ungcncrous. MIR.
Conner says he is permanently settled in
Texas for life. We have found him true
to every promise made to the people in the
last canvass. Let us see him fhlsify one
of his assertions before We deny his asscr-
ton that he is now n permanent citizen Of
Texas With tho interests Of the State at
heart. Let no man be deceived by the
snccrs and fancics of would. be Congress
men and broken down political hacks.
Conner is our choice and VIC believe he is
the choice Of vast majority Of the people
Of the Second Congressional Dirtrict.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-27

IT is we'll known that the regular sub
scription price to DEMoREsTs MONTHLY is
So per year. That we may bring our Jour
nal to the house of all, We have made ar
rangements by which We are enabled 10
send the DAnIAs HERALD and DEMoREsT't
MoyruLY for one year for 81 specie.
DEMoREsr's MONTHLY MAGAZINE may
Justly be styled the "Model Magasine" Of
America. 1t stands iihrivaled fcr beauty.
utility and interest. 1t always keeps up
with the times, and every number presents
some new attraction. [5O:1m1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-27

BALLoU's Magazine FOR SEPTEMBER
We welcome the September number Of BAL
LOUIS MAGAZINE, for We always find some
thing in it TO interest lis and our household
It is fill d with risinal stories Of love, OF
adventure and the Sea, and withal, has
some dozen or more illustrated articles, OF
scenes in this or other countries. The
price of Ballou's Magazine is so cheap that
il should DO in every family in the country.
1t is only 81 so per year, or Is cents single
COPY, and is for sale at every principal
pcriodical store in the country. Address
TnoMEs s. TALBOT, 63 Congress St., Boston.
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~ fi.I o. I.af Cessna
fitfat .lI..IIi.a f..s .Iil' 90 #
.rtr.n ..IH.f r.aHifn iH.HH
atr ttat.ttHH.i Tht t.fi.lf A.. iH
t.t lee sfI.t .'l nsliian RI iif s'a'f
rIIff H.f.l ffsi..f tir hai. ifiiHI GO
taf II.fis IHltf ttttsfs. De- COO 'HIf
H.rrn.a i'f D. e ir.ilfni " ir1a'.
s.sI s.aulasa afatsf afraarftii htf
uaffa o. tit fuiIt ai.sfarIiau ef tfsfl
-.rIifHaH Ilst be- las dc lHitVsis 1i OBJ
srssi us.s ~ ihs TfaIll ~ che sisis 81
l,au 4ieIa .sars iu off, 'nis "Atl"'f
e. ilr people % tfsas, C.iliug uIrH De
cauuustuis 10 give lin iaFss 'e'e ia
ias sgfui II bic isiIg saa1ils,s isr rs-
slysii5n, vil De hsIIfl uTaa ~ disap'
pointed ssPiTsnis, AMI pointed 70 a. az
eyilenes Of his imPnlsnCs o. san' u ned
ssiy bai this wlil ca bl, . s.as!l tsuss
Wasn he peculiar lsilion be eserI'eti -
ihe sele saIe'basssF ia l0nsn ss-and tie
only uhs yet kaoNa 10 rsisssa bis pledges
10 the Psople-is considered, lie VAS msas
a target for The abuse u The Radicals In
aud out q Congress, The rSrIls eve Il "
Lin to reiurH Lila 10 bis seat ia Congress,
not lees as a TeWarl Tor we'll doing lhan
IS a rallvr 81 gaei, soUni sensible Peliey
in giving him an opportunity to carry out
measures for The public gool Of Texas,
which he has e9mmeneel bat has no, had
time to complete, wehope and believe
the people will return him to Congress by
large majority when the opportunity 0e'
ours,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-27

The Henderson Timeq, speaking Of Col.
Thin Scale, who has been appointed Judge
of the llih Judicial District, says:
lie was of one of the first companies that
loft Texas for the scat OF war. On his way,
in passing through this place with his
company, he took occasion TO make most
mira and fiery speech. Among other elo.
qnent and pathetic things, be said s"xOuld
never again tread the soil Of Texas I'LL be
was free from the dominion Of the infa-
nous Government Of the United States
his life should be n willing sacrifice Tor
tbe cause Of tie South > and many other
nice things said the gallant knight, for AL
Of which be was much eheercd
In process Of time, however, his com,
,,des discovered that he was not made Of
IRE right stuff. lie rapidly Lose caste and
finally the army in disgrace.
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DIED

Al the residence Of his father, in Dallas
county Texas, on the l6th Of August, 1870,
Of congestion Of the brain, ROBERT LEE
SMITH, eldest con of James II. and Sarah
j. Smith.
The subject Of the above notice vas a
lovely little boy, four years, three months
and seven days old-ihe fGture hope Of sn
affectionaie fafher-the fond delight Of q
tender mother But, weeping parents,
with pious resignation, submit 10 the viii
Of an all-gT1cious Providence. Though his
infant form is confined in his little grave,
bis spirit has gone TO the spirit land where
il viii ever rest in the arms Of Him Who
said, aSuHer little children. snd forbid
them not, 70 come unto ne, forsOf such is
the Kingdom Of Heaven =.
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1cromc Bonapartc, grandson ofth'

Jcromc Bonapartc, grandson OF tho
adventurous Miss Patterson, has
gone to Europe to join the army Of
the French. He graduated at West
Point in 1862, Immediately after
which we believe he resigned, and
entered the service of France. He
was regarded rather dull at West
Point, but attained a high rcputa.
ton for sI;illful swordsmansip, and
asa graceful and daring rider:
Our recollection is, that he is the
nearest blood relation Of tho first
Emperor, after Louis Napoleon, and
should he distinguish himself in the
present war as an able commander,
il is not impossible that q contin-
gcncy may occur, which will place
an American on the throne OF
Trancc-TWaco Examiner.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-27
FOR CONGRESS,
Hon. JOHN G. CONNER,
OF GRAlSON.

ts5s~ Ne lsarn thai The PoFp's'ion of 's'
town Of lancaster in the Southern part
u his county, I, about $50 souls the pop
ulaiian q the Lancaster Precinct is sbou,
s IOl or 3, lnO. We Presh'hs The census 4
the county will soon he complete, when Ne
hope to give the total population Of the
county, by precincts and towns,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-27

sSL. A. Cooley, Esqr ever prompt aud
efficient, ever true as the magnetic needle
10 the cynosurc star, has already sent us
the Lady's Book for September. II is a
ch:fdGmrs Of tho printing and engraving
arts; while the literary and editorial de-
parimcn,s show, as usual, the good taste Of
It's contributors aud the proserbial talents
aud fue sense of its experienced ediircss,
dear Mrs. Sarah JOscpha Hale. Every
lady In Texas should have the Book. A
young man could not mako 4 more appro-
pirate present, 10 the one he loves or admircs.
Price 81, currency, per annum. Address
l.. A. Cooley, Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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Az ACr


Granting pensions TO the surviving vctcr-
ans Of tho revolution which separated
Texas from Mexico.
SECTION |. lie IL enacted by Tie Lc3isldhre
nj die Sid,e If Tcxas, That each and every
surviving veteran of the revolution which
separated Texas from Mexico, including
the Meir prisoners, be and they arc here
by granted an annual pension of two hun.
drel and fifty dollars; and to each and
every such person who was wounded in
any engagement or while n prisoner of war,
there shall be granted the further annual
sum Of two hundred and fifty dollars for
the period of their natural lives.
ssc. .. 1t shall be the duty of the Comp
troler 10 investigate the claims of every
person applying for o pension under this
act, and If from evidence it shall appear
that the applicant is entitled 10 a.pension,
he shall furnish to the petitioner or pen
sioner certificate that snid pensioner is
so entitled for The period of his nrtural
life; and such certificate shall be sufficient
authority to require the Comptroller to
draw his warrant for the amount which
shall be duo and payable Oh and after the
3lst day of December, in each and every
year and the sum of ten thousand dollars,
or so much thcrcofas may be necessary, be
and is hereby appropriated out Of any
money in the treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated, for the purpose of carrying out
the objects Of this act.
SyC This net shall take effect and be
in force from and aft er its passage.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-27

The 18th of August was the birth
day of the first Napoleoni and the
fetc day of the III. The first would
have been, had lie lived, ono hun,
drcd and one Years old. The usual
festivities did not take place at
Paris this year on account Of the
war.