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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-12-27
SUNDAY READING
The Poisoned Robe.

4 MONG the stories which have come
N down to us from the old Greeks is
one which tells us that Dejanira, the wife
of Hercules, once sent her husband a
close-fitting robe dipped in poison, on pre-
tense OF preserving him from evil. Her
cules, knowing nothing of the power of
the poison, put it on, and for awhile felt
no i'll effects. But soon the poison be-
gan to work, and sharp pains ran through
his whole body. And now he strove to
pull OFT the robe, but in vain it clung
fast to him or, if by means of his great
strength he tore away piece of it, the
skin and flesh came with it, and at last
the poison ate into his very vitals, so that
he died. He had been strong enough
for almost any thing else, but he was
not strong enough to tear off that gar
ment.
Now this is not u true story, of course
it is fable; but as many of the old ia
bles had a meaning in them, it has SEEM
ed as if this poisoned garment might
have been intended to show the power of
bad habits. They are easily begun, and
the boy or girl does not at first feel the
evil Of them, but after they have prac-
ticed them awhile, and begin to feel the
sting, then they family and vainly try to
get rid of them, but they cling to fast
to be got rid Of
Sceo"ing, and Tying are such poison
garments. Either is easily and thought
lessly taken up; it grows upon the boy
or young man until, from the single oath
or falschood, his whole conversation be-
comes one stream of evil. But let him
even become changed man, and then
see how this garment sticks to him, how
hard it is to overcome.
MiemperGnce is such garment. For
awhile it does not seem to iniure those
who indulge in it but before long it be-
gins to pierce them with thousand
stings. Then if any one try to tear
away the habit, with what fatal force it
clings :. And if, by the grace of God.
and the power of strong will he rends
it taway, how it is like the dividing asun-
der Of soul and body. How terrible the
pangs of the drunkard who strives to
overcome his evil ways! Take care,
boys, that you do not put on a garment
like this.
While there are some who, by the grace
Of God, do overcome, and save them
selves from the destroying venom of evil
habit, the greater number either sink un-
der it without an effort, or, after some
vain attempt to tear themselves away
from it, give up strife for which they
are not strong enough, and in which they
are constantly overcome, and sink and
die, destroyed by the fatal poison. Oh,
never, never take up habit, ony habit
which either must destroy you, or which
if you finally wrench yourself away from
it, will leave its deadly marks and scars
upon you all your remaining days on
earth.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-12-27
Due Notice.

An individual in Massach usetts, who
like Rip Van Winkle, found considerable
difficulty in swearing off," has publish
ed the following Notice to Liquor Sell
lers," in the papers: hereby forbid
all liquor or beer sellers giving or selling
me any liquor, beer, or other spurious
liquors, if they do they may consid-
er themselves responsible, because at
another time l shall take legal proceed
ipgs against them"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-12-27
One Drop at a Time.

Have you ever watched an icicle as ie
formed You noticed how it froze one
drop at time, until it was foot long op
more. Ii the water was clear, the icicle
remained clear, and sparkled brightly iD
the sun; but if the water was but slight
ly muddy the icicle looked foul, and its
beauty spoiled. just so our characters
are forming; one little thought or feel
ing at time adds its influence. If each
thought be pure and right, the soul will
be lovely and sparkle with happiness;
but if impure and wrong, there will be
final deformity and wretchedness.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-12-27

VANlTY.-Of all passions vanity is the
greatest corrupter of good dispositions. -
Others subside occasionally. Avarice
sometimes sleeps. But vanity is per-
petual trade-wind, always moved by
single cause, and always setting one way"
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-26
Losk 10 Your Chiidren-The Great
Soothing Remedy.

Soothing Remedy.
vys Cures Cole and Gripping pp,cp
utI'i,'1,,p,- IN the bowels, and faclli. -
.SpttG tatss the process Of 60.
ictihins.
.,us subdues Couvulsi0n- tu,,-t,
u.uts'rs,ur- aud OSeFcumcs all dis -. - "
eases incident 10 30. Z ~,
isni- AMI children
,us Cufcs De fhss, Il .en. ,.p,,,t.
u.ui.f|,..,rt. terry, ANA summer Com - %
.yEip plant DO children 90 all ,.'['-
a.'-.
Il D.. tac Great Infants and r,.lIrrl'. Soothing
Remedy 10 all disorder. hrougL, on b., t-,th.ss
ofany other cause.
Prepared by the Ora FToN MEDICINE 60
St. Louis, No.
everywhere. r's.lyiaw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-26

surc care for Headache, Caiarrh Deafness, OF
hniEng in the ears, send Tor our srERNuTA.
TORY. Price % cents.
ne. Either Of the above .cut postpaid on r..
ccipt OF DrIge.
Address Joseph X. L-eaar, go Nark,i street,
II. Log,s, 80. -a!7lydlw
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CON PAAftsi

COMPANIES
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Comprising tu, uarrNfitrf- Agency
YONKERS. NEW YORK;
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ALBANY CITY,:
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FIREMAN'S FUND, SAN FRANCISCO
ASSETS, Gold ss.s 900 90
SECURITY NEW YORK; (Marise.)
AssETs..--....... ~, t32.sis 90
stores. taenng. Furniture, hus and csreoes
insured ~ rate. favorable MS sound permanent
security " no warrant.
their patronage.
nsysu y HUGHES,
Ofier az l.-t National Bank
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n You Want

Material 10 make q dollar bottle II The best Half
restorative ever used for restoring gray hair 10
be-, original color send % cent. for n package
o. ioU WANT
Nice White Teeth, Healthy Gums and a swe,i
breath send for our TURKISH DENTRIFlCE,
price, % cents.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-26

The Cumberland is rising, with feel
on the Harpeth Shoals.
Here the river has fallen about tive
inches.
The J. Lumsden brought for j. Wood
ward, Is bundles iron, bars do; and for
reshipment south, 2i0 plgs sundries, 4OO
bbls flour, ll5 pkgs iron and hhds
tobacco.
The Qulckstep brought for l.. Herbert
bbls oil =. G.. Schuch, > bxs plants;
Stratton and Bird, II SKIS potatoes; and
for reshpment South, 80 bbls meal, IL
bbls whisky, go bbls -four and - hhds
tobacco.
E.B Church brough J 81 SIX: 1oirec In
bonds, and is loading agaik for New
Orleans.
The City OF Evansville is the Evans.
vile packet to-day.
The John Lumsden Is the packet for
Nashville.
The following boats are due to-day:
Belle Memphis, for Memphis Savan-
nah, for Pittsburg; Alice Dean, for Mem
phis; Sallie, for New Orleans; America,
for Arkansas River; Dexter, for New
Orleans; Nick Wall, for st Louis.
The following boats left New Orleans on
the Gath: r. f. Lee, for Louisville; 81.
Marys, Argosy, and Emelie La Barge.
In our column Of yesterdays paper our
local Ed. gets off the following:
Our river reporter says that business
10 fair, and our commercial reporter says
that business Is dull Strange what a
difference their can be 'twixt tweedie
dunn and tweedle de.
Then In another column lac gives this
bit Of information, (which IL truel:
Ten Thousand tons Of freight daily
arrive In Cairo by the Illinois Central
road for shipment South.
Add TO the above the large amount OF
freight brought by the local packets for
shipment south, and to II. Louis; the
freight from the South for reshipment
North, and how, We would ask our
worthy Local, could conscientious
"River," whose business 1t IL, particular
Iy, to chronicle facts which pertain to
our river business, report business less
than fair? To-day, however, we viii let
him guess at II.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-26
srANrLiNu EvENr ~ AN INDIANA
ASYLUM.

voex ago on Saturday evening last
a culored woman VINO was an lhsnue iu
mate Of the County Insane Asylum az
Wnynp. IndiaJia, apparently ulch, anu
her body having become quiet colt anu
stiff. was laid out, placed upon uoard'
,nyprsd with a white sheet, aud lett ~
onruer of "A room which was occupied ny
savpr.l of the insane inmatcs asa dorlnl-
tory. 49,. hllbv
,oiorpd ureacher named DoIlerspu, nhd
OF m. conclusion of the ceremobirs tne
ho6y Was left to be buried oli S''nuay
,noruing after the arrival on eo'iih'
which had been ordered. During me
niyht the occupants of the room were
annalled at beholdng the suppose"
c,,rnse a.ise and walk about, nhd Ia
stau,ly raised "a great uprour. lhe noise
was heard by Mr.. Riley, keeper oi me
ASYLUM, but he deemed II To DE uh'y
some freak of the insane patients hhu
maid no attention to The matter. 80
In the morning, however, he hlunseit
vent int, the rouni aud saw the woman
In her grave clothes seated on the moor
before the fire, her chin resting on ne'
hands. and her general air one .
lack of concern. Mr.. Riley washB ~ I"
greatly startled; but finally ase at a goo
That the supposed death "
trance. The woman Is II pittsburg, wit
hea,.n ,u nni U for is rising slowly
" Wy Louisville II is falling
- innboa I'm tho phufp N 70
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-26

E..A,s ToE YouNG MrS.-Tho tfno estimate ~
vo nan-ihc happiness Of an honorable marriage
the oaariIl Social Eyiis THE day the cause
and cure. sent free, IN sealed envelope. Adj
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box +, PtIa.
delph.a, Pa.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-26
NOTICE.

United States ~ America, southern Iss,ri,t Of
Illinois,
whereas, ON the als' day Of January. ID
ls5- James T.. DELANEY h'ci q libel ia IA. pl.trrt
court the United states for the southern hi.-
lTict 81 Illinois, against the steamboat DBssgnl
Tiger" her b0ai-, Tackle, sppef.l and furnIt,79.
praying that the same may be- oosdcmnrt
IN accortauco With the prayer 81 said be-
And whereas, by slrtunr Of process 10 due form GA
law, 20 ne directed, T,tuTnAuIe ou tie Ir.t Ne
dag IN October, have seized upon and taken Nm.
saId steamboat "bengu Igar' leT boat. tsrLie
apparel and furniture, and have the ssms In ma,
custody. ~
Notice = hereby given, that District Cour, e.,
the United states vii be held I'd the Uuit,t
Court Room, lu thc clty uf Cairo ON mo -, - -
day IN October for tho tr.sl 90 the aid ''' ~"
and the uNueT or pHurrs and psrs0us
or claim any interest thtIclu are nor hy r.tt.l. u
10 and appear AZ the tim" and bac.
show cause. % amy thsy have VII, "a dafore-AiI -
not be- rendered ln acrofI1nrc with ecrce should
said libel. JOHN the prsysr OF
q. :. Marshall
March, 18TH, l-.O u.l-iusu
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-26

L,IRE And MARINE INSURANCE.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-26
INSURANCE


~ H. Norrts ~. ~. Csndss.
CANDEE 4 MORRIS,
Notaries Public and Insurance Agents.
Cairo, Il1iss ots.
OFFICE-No. n Ohio LscS,. Nfg NahD"si
Bdak bniding. G""-!u
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-26

Az ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, ca rh.solog.
Ca Error., Abuses and Diseases, incident to
Youth sli Early Manhood, which create nped.
men'. tp MARRIAGE, with sure means of I,ii,f
Sent loo scaled letter envelopes, free 10 charge.
Addrc.-, IN. s. sKllIIS HOyGHION, Hovsri
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. sc-'dlwam
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-26
4 Book for she Hilton.
~HSV o. .cinfto th,
NOIDEss RED. 600

about 20 marry, "a TIE physiological my .i"r'-
aud revelations ~ the sexual system; aiih The
latest diseoyere. m producing aut preventing
offspring, how 10 preserve tie complexion, etc.
Tbs b., au Interesting work 81 tao hundred
tud tssniy-iouf pages, with numerous 'ngrs
yns-, gni contains valuable Information for those
who ave maTt-i or contemplate marriage, siIli o.
i book that ought 10 be kept under lock aud
key. aud MOI laid rarco,iys about The house.
sent 70 any one tffee % POSTAGE Tor FIny cent,
Address IT,. Bats, pi.pen-aTy,, No. 4. North
Eighth street. ~ Louis, no,
nGNOIIcE 70 THE AFFLICTED AND rs
FOR IuSATE.-aa before applying 20 the no..
,orou. qpaoss 81 ho ad,srf,-' 100 public paY"r.. or
using amy Qvafk ,'@,e.r, pciu.o Or ngit-' woTk.
no matter what ,orT disease be-, or hos 'rr'orai'o
your condition.
pF. Bats can Le consulted, Personally 90 bog
mail, on tse diseases mentioned % ,I'- work..
Ofbce, SO O.. N1r'h Eighth street, Nrtn',n MeI-
ket aud ths,nut, ~ Lou. 30 ,c-5lSdnw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-26
Brakes Collection

Brakes Collection
OF nearly one hundred receipts for making brand,
all kinds of Wine, Gin. Ale, Beer, Cordisls, Su-
rcriol Cider, and much other useful information
for those dealing In or manufacturing any Of the
above, either for the trade or home use.
Sent by mail, free Of postage, Tor 90 cents. All.
dress, 4. T.. NORMANDY, col Market siroot,
-. Louis, Mo seq lydaw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-26
SHEi;EFI"S SALE.
NJAsTER'SAL r..

state u Illinois, Alexander County. ~. Al-r.H.
der County Circuit Court
In lhc matter ri The Illinois Central Ran Eo,t
ueWpany ". william Barker.
Pubic notice d. hereby given, TINT In parsusn0e
~ d"'frtal order entered IN the ahoVe suttIsl
,auss, 20 s.Ia court, - TIE .lth day Of July A. H.
ls,o' ~ tho July term thereof A. Il lao /
y"hh " Hartman, Master ia tnancsty - .sti
county, vii. on ~" second day 81 ArfU 4
~ 40 a. - urloCi. 10 noon II aid day sell ID
lhblF Nurion ip %" highest bidder fDf each. o.
We souih'N''t IooTo thc court House iu tho ,Ity
- Caro-, In saii county the t1iIavius i..afit.i
real estate, situate 10 the cIiy 20 Cairo county ul
AcEsndef AMI Stat. % Illinois, to.wit Lot mum.
hefed eighteen ~ In hoax uumberet ~. n.
according 70 she recorded map or plat Thereof
together with al aud singular tho tsu.meut. AMI
h"Fsditsm"nta thrtsuaio bsiuugng
JOHNQ HARTMAN
Master In 1hanrefy
Caro-, Illinois, March NH, \. l.. ls50.
msrIldtd
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-09

"Thc weak cateth herb" says st. Panl, so tina
eigh toen hundred years ago the value of medicinal
plants wcs Appreciated In the Old Testament DO
taucal remedies are repeatedly rscoramended, bu
in no passage &c sacred history is inan rcccintnend
ed TO swallow cnlomel, or blue pill, or airy Other
mineral preparation. The sick were dirccted to en-
herbs to streng hen them, to purify tfem, to hca
them, to restore them. In that day the art OF max
ing vegetable extracts was unknown. The herDa
medicines were Ii Gro niisions
1t was reserved for later age to nnite the santa
ny of tonic, apcr,ent and ahtibious roots
lstrks, aud plants, with an active stimdlant, altt
thus secure their rapid diffusion through tile debil
tattd OF disordered system. The browning triumph
of this effective mode OF concentrating and applying
the virtues OF medicinal vegetables was achieved IN
the production of lIostetter's Stomach Bittcrs
Never before had perfectly puro alcoholic stimu
liant been combined with the expressed juices of tho
finest specifics of the vegetable kingdom Nevel
yet, though eighteen years have elapsed since it'
nroductipp, has this great restorative been equal
led 1t IL taten at all seasons, In all cmes as thu
most potent "a c-guard against cPidemics, as pro-
lection agaii5t all unhealthy exhalations that pro
duce debility pr beget diseased as REMEDY fer IN
termittcnt and 8thes a1slarious feyafs an. ape
tizer; as soyereign'cure for dyspepsia; as gene
raj tonic aud .ihvgorant; as u gentle, painless ap'
orient as blood depuront; as a nervine; as a
cure for bilious affections; rs n harmless anodync
and as tho BEST DEfENuE OF HEALTH under unayora
BILE circumstances such rs sedcntary pursuits, un.
due bodily or mental exerioD, hardship, privation
and ex Dvsilre,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-09
e. The following items arc from One

Mckinney Enquirer, of last Saturday:
HOUSE BtkNED.-Last Friday
night, the house of Mr.. Smith, liv-
ing about s miles southeast Of Nc
Kinney, caught on FIRE and was
burned 10 the ground. The family
had gone, the evening before. to sit
up with q neighboring familyIwho
were sick, and consequently saved
nothing.
FoUND DEAD.-We are informed
that on last Sunday morning, Geo.
Portman, an old citizen of this coun-
ty, was found dead on the prairie in
the northern portion of the county.
From thc best information We can
gather, his death was caused by in
toxicaticn. Some negroes saw him
Saturday evening lying on the prai-
RE but supposed kin TO be drunk,
and paid no attention to him. Next
morning 10 passing they discovered
him at The spot Ia the same position,
and reporting The fact 10 neighbors,
It was found that be was dead. he
was an babitual drinker.
FINE OATs.-Capt. w G. Nat
thews, Of Piano, has handed Hs taFo
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-09

fraaAfnn o. sffs.tlf 10 a. fil.
t.iaa ftstfftits ti'ssisf flsatfl
afrrtfisfs BE- ihs isfiils'.ff aafisl
isli sea
Arsls 'untaa. isii Hal'.
Senator Afford Was expelled nl
RESISTING arrest ~ che Sergeant a.
Arms on iho 3isi inst Yeas u
nnes 3.
Senator colo Was reprlmanded
anl allowed h. take his scat
nlls-t % incorporate tho bans q
Sabine PAS, io amend Neohes AaYi.
CATION Company charter 70 IN.
corporate tho United States aud
Mexico railroad ~ authorize dis.
trioi clerks 10 decide eases of Illegal
lakes
HoHsc.-nil ls-Pr0yiding for the
issuance and sale OF State bonds for
the purpose Ut meeting appropria-
lions made Ia ranging companies
for the erection and maintenance Of
frontier telegraph for the organ'-
cation, arming and equlpping state
Guard; to incorporate tho Texas
Land aud Mining Company,
A large amount If roatire bnsl'
ness was got through with in eaeh
house, 49,
II Is PROBABLE that Bledsoe will
not be ilnpeaehed.
Z understand that tho Internal
Improvement Committee Of the
lionso will report unanimously IN
favor Of the International railroad.
AUSTIN, July !, lSIO.-Senate.-
Little OF interest today. Some
routine business, and tho introduo'
ton of n bill TO charter the Calves
ton aud Northeastern Railway Com
pany,
HcWss.-Potitions were presented
against the passage ola law grant
ing TO Justices of the peace, eSolu'
sivcly, the power to take acknowi'
mcnts.
Tho Bledsoo impeachment farce
WAS taken up and postponed indeh'
nitely. The majority report, was
exceedingly lamo. The minority
report, by Mr.. Posey, Democrat,
was really good:
Much routine business was do nc
AusIiY, July 2, lS7O.-Sendte.-
Tho Governor sent TO tho Senate
the following appointments; VIM,
Alexander and Wesley Ogden,
Judges ofthe Supreme Court James
Davidson, Adiutant General Leon
A. Matilo, Paymaster oil State For
ccs. ID. 80. :,
The Registration bill passed with
few slight changes.
Also, the Gcrmania Savings, Trust
and Exchange Company. Adjourn
cd till next Tuesday.
Housc-Thc Committee on Inter
nal improvements reported back
favorably the bill for the relief OF
tho Eastern Texas Railroad Com
pany. Read third time and en-
crossed. Morris offered q rcsolu-
ton that tho Legislature adjourn
on the Goth inst, to meet ut lIors-
ton on tho first of November. Lost.
The International railroad bill
was taken up, ordered to be en-
crossed, and read third time.
Red river railroad stock is look
ing up.
Savior is now chairman of tho
Committee on Internal Improve
ments, instead of Flanagan,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-09
itgiE LIVER PILLS.

ps- The Liver Pills Of DR.. MLsne were first
used by him exclusively In his own practice. So
eicacious were they in all of Liver Complaint
that they became famous and attracting tho atten-
ton Of the medical faculty, passed into general nee
They act with great certainty aud regularity the
patient almost immediately feels the dispersion o
his disease, and is gradually restored TO. health
With the effect is almost miraculous, frequent
Iy experiencing immediate relief afier having FOL
months rcsorted to drugs and medicines Of another
description, in vain Diseases of the Liver nre very
common in this county, and are Often frfghtful in
character. Those WHO experience any Of the pre-
noniory symptoms Of tbs dangerous and coniplicai
ted DISEASE should ut once procure p box. Of Dr.
NJ Lanes Pills, and PERHAPS, thcrcb-, be sated
world OF misery. -. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-09
July ., lS7O-i2si.

!. o. O. f.-The Odd Fellows OF this city
had n gala.dny Wednesday last. Process
sion formed at their Hall proceeded, to tho
Presbyterian church, whore they listened
TO an eloquent address, by Gen. John j
Good, upon tho principles Of Tho Order
Thence they proceeded in procession ''
their cemetery, which was dedicated will
their peculiar and appropriate ceremonies
conducted by D. d. q. NJ. OILS G. Weloh
The day was fair though quito warm, bu
all seemed to appreciate aud enjoy the oc
casion. The following is a liz; OF officers
elected and installed, as furnished us by
DR.. r. c. Campbell:
DALLAS LODGE No. III ]. o. o. +. ron
TERN ENDING DECEMBER 3lst, 1870
+. A. sayrc, N. G. 4. II. Floyd sccry
re. Campbell, VIC. a. Welher, Treas en-
'RIpGLEY EYcAMpMEST No. 26 I. o. o. +,
roR TERN ENDING DECEIDER Slsi, 1870
JAW. Haynes, e. p. +. A. Sayrc, J. W.
~ Campbell, HIP. J. S. Ballard, Scribe.
i. W. Hunt, s. w. j. Ia. Welch, Treas +.
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EsTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAs COUNTY.

TAKEN ar - o. @, Gngsl sHa rslIsEsi 'f. -
n MrsT,. J. 4. pFrfiEri Hn. s, soc Ban hAAh e
siaT h ioTrhuai, gisNt " tar-s hsa' y Ateia ~
- s.t ssalis uislk fa, ua lgsnis ieFffiNaile Z
st.tFaisri a. ssA. Aisa, aan hAA NuAst,s -
shi,s hairs in GTelssTi, aisui u hsnas hish, OF
yaaFs Oh, star GA Tighi auAins tsrs 49, efAlhgis
-, ssI, fiata s.adls, lTanisi aiih hasksalss,
ani half siIslo ussT d. H. Ian ihiEh sfri.'s.a
Al -, lfNAF
Taken up - 2. n, ritm aud esiIs "a taiaEs
Thomas l.. fIank, one snhRhL hAhE, u, tanss
tisb. a ,TaTs IA. nne BLACK HnRsE, - hanis
hish, yesTs Old, branded " on Iishi sh.a,d1',s
Isitagrd hsiore ,, u, krlfaei, frafinsl -, u
one hROM \ MARE aId fnlf, tte tnaEs ssAis
oli slt Ia len car, branded ga Iishi sAeal lst slh
an inslasrsl ia a slnsrp, Ca the lt J., The 'el1
II = brusn color aud Que yeaT VII, taAsh ~ -
4. Moss. ,.ops,,
REPEATED 20 ]. n. KeTf,oi, J. T., one nay hol1fL
years all, iil. hanis high, While siTiig IN hls-
head. saddis-nlsIks hss snail I'LL o. siarleT out
JOHN NJ, LAWS,
elk. ID. q. ID. Co. Texas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-09

tIsyon Tuesday last, about dinner hoar,
the prisoners in the county jail, having
gotten out o. the iron cage, very nearly
made good lholr escape by eating a hole
In the outer wall, when they were d!Seov,
cred by Mrs. Ham III ard the Jail delivery
prevented. Some time since a prisoner
succeeded in so eOneealing knife about
his person as TO eluic the search Of the
officers on commitial, and saw was made
Of Il 10y breaking out blade Gni hacking
another blade; and with this rude tool the
bars 6f the cage were severed. All the
prisoners are now in "darsis' end other
irons.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-09

Mn. FRANZ A. SAYRE.-This well -knoun
gentleman has retired from the pharmaceu
teal profession to his farm in the country.
by his even. pleasant temper and general
suavity Of manners, be won the warm es-
teen Of almost everybody with whom he
came in contact, and we know we speak
the win Of the community when we express
q word of kind adieu ard nope that in the
less perplr1ing occupations Of rural life,
and in the circle of his family, he may be
successful and happy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-09

t9- We would sdViss all parties Who
have any idea Of Luilding to 30 10 Field
nros. aud price their ready made Window
Sash, Doors and Blinds, for We arc con
WINGED that they can sell them great deal
cheaper than the sans articles can hs made
for, here. [lalfl