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Cagzseys 20 sac Eubsfs,

y1ct 6DQ PERMANENT OURR,
sHe wound can the attention OF the afflicted to tha
feet Of hts long-standing and va-eSrnsd reputation
furnishing eItcisnt sssurs0cc OF as ekIi sni suc.
cess.
CagzseH to she T. Hbsss.
Every intelligent aud thinking pereon must Know
sat remedies hanGei out for general use shoud haze
the hands OF . regularly educated physician, ahoss
preparatory studies lit him for all the duties be mt u
fuifl; yet the country is flooded with poor ncstrua
which are not onsg seless, but always Injurious,
The unfortunate es1ss The PARTICULAR in selecting
bis physician, as it is amsntabe yet incontroyert.
bic TACT that n&nv syphltic patients made mia.
cradle With rrin d constitutions by nalreatment
from inexperienced physicians in general practce for
pent fs Sy the bet
d!ante should ensross theaWhole time of those who
would be competent and successful In their treat.
Goaer, having neither opportunity nor tire to nR.
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
Ing indiscira.e uss OF tnst az tiorstsd sra ss5
sefcrs 1ef2oo. tae AesonsT.
&ass eIsu~agaeS
81 whs naVs cCmlnitts1 an excess 9, an lad
neither it be the solitary vice OF youth, tho ting.
re Eenuke OF rlisplaced confidence in maturer ysscs
GEEK soR Al AErIooTE IN SEASON.
The Fsins snG Achess and Lassitude and Sg7agl
Pfostratton that may follow Impure Cotton,
axe tns Barometer to the whole system.
30 nof wait sor the CONTAMINATION that is sure 20 e
low; DO lot wait fog Unsishty Ulcers, for
Dieab.e0 Limbs, for Loss Of Beauty
ENC COMPLEXION.
S3@e r. axy = aSsaG1ss syas Tssssgy 70 SsSs
by GSaknTgy Experiences.
Xo1ag aisu t-oubisd with emissions In giesg
Complaint generally tho result OF bad hsbis In
youth,-.teate5 scientifically and perfect cure WAY.
fanted CT no charge rladss
Hardly Gag passes but we are consulted BY one o.
more young men with the above disease, eolne q
Thezn weak and en1aciated as though they hsl
sae consumption. an6 by their friends are supposed
have iCs 81 sch cases yield TO the proper and cr,,
o1IIsot course Of treatment, srd in s5Gr. tIls sr
made to -ssoics IN psrGsct health.
s3tza.s-Ago.s ESea.
There ars r1eny men OF the age OF thtrs, VIE sr
troubled with too fraquont eyacuatons from tho bisc
der, cften accompanied by slight ting CT buzz
lag sensation, ssd weakening the system In mar
ner the patient cannot account for On exanair in,
tie urinary deposits o ropy sediment vii l0fts b
Sound, and sometimes small particles of semen CT Ill
ish hue, again changing to dark and turbid sppssy.
e3ce. There are many men who die Of this GiEcu!sy
ignorant OF the cause which Ia tie
SECOND STAGE cf BIENNIAL wgAEnEsg.
csa warrant PERFECT cure in such csses, an .
full and healthy restoration Of the urinary oygans
PeEeons @ho cannot Personally consult tne C,,
Gan Go go by writing, Ia plain manner, desoylt-
ten Of thes diseases, and the spprcpylafs yasdis,
will be forwar2ed imIDeJ Gtsly.
2An correspondence Strictly confidential and vii
b rsturnei !. desired.
Address: CR. J. b. HUGHES,
+ No. IL treble Street.
EeIt door TO sae Pfebla House, Portland, Ne
- Send Stamp foI Circular,
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KENI OVAL.

M Es = . Q U = III M A n I,
Has removed Ter MI LINERY STOCK from
DoeIing Block to
No. IS Free Street,
Opposite Kilborn's Carpet Store, and In order to
make place 1or SPRING GOODS, will sell for the
NEXT THIRTY DAYS,
without Regard to Cost.
Feb 15J3w
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
OF CANADA.
Alteration of Trains.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

E.s:sE1 On and after Monday, Dec. 9Th {.
s2xe@Azz. Trains win run as follows: ~
Man tam lor South Paris and intermediate sta.
tiohs at al AN. VIA
Express Train TOR DanviIe Junction at Los NJ
NoTE-This Train will not sop at intermediate
Mail Train (storping at sIl stafious, FIR Island
rono, connecting WITH night mail train for OueIec
montreal and the West, at I. 60 r e.
Accommodation tor South Paris and intermediate
stations at 545 r. AZ. 'Ae'''A''
Passenger trains Will arrive as follows:
From South PARIS and Lewiston, al s15AM H.,
From Bangor at 200 P N.
From Montreal. Quebec aud Gorhaa at 2.25 N
Accommodation from South Paris, at6soP.M.
kS- Sleeping Cars on all night Trans.
fhe Company are not responsible for bsreaest
any amount excesdine $50 in value land that person
Gil unless notice Is giveD and paid for ct the rate a
one passenger for everv $500 additional value.
C.. ). BRIDGES, Managins Director.
q. BAILkY local Superintendent.
Portland. Dec. 3. 1859. atf
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Un'ess Lreuously disposed Of by private sale. Un-
III that time the goods will be run If al auction
prices.
This is rare chance to purchase Dry Goods, as
th stock Is large, in good oldor, and comprises a
of
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kAAl - - lsIOLS'
WanteG!

Il CApABat GIRL. to do genera, hcussUo,,-.
- I.Iss re wall recommends.
EpII, at 40 Spring Sheet. nars-df
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For Sale /.
Sell Your Eonds

Sell Your Bond!
A ND invesI IN Real Esate Mortgages. Nothing
II moe safe or that IA otter than a good mort
gage, where the security is two collars tor one. APP
Fly 10 ". II. JERKS,
Real Estate Agent, next east OF CITY Hall.
Money to- Onn Mortgage.
february &c. co eta tvs
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Matters arising and presented under the Act
of March,lS67.
JACOB CHAPLIN, LATE Of Naples, deceased. Copv
OF will an PETITION hat the sau nav be verified
anu established as the will OF said tesla Or presented
by 1h.mas j. Chaplin, legaiee un Ter sail will
JOHN A. WAlEaMAN, u Judge.
A trne copy OF the ortgina order.
w3w 10 Atte.t, EDWARD R.SrAPLES Register
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re- Buy your books from Haynes.

Ca A party interested has called oar
attention to the difficulty experienced
by citizens living in that section of our
town bounded on the North by Ross Ave
nue., South by Elm Street, East by the
property Of Judge Good, and ON the West,
ny the property of Mr.. Camp. We are in'
formed thnt no street has ever been laid off
within the bounds named above, and now
that that portion offown is rapidly build
ing up, il is important that something
should he done TO establish and open the
streets. We call the attention of oil inter
tsted, with The remark that the soon-
or IL is attended to, the better for all par
ties. At present, a number ofpc sons who
have bought lots in that part Of town are
uncertain how to build, because they don I
know how the streets will run. We,do not
know what manner TO suggest TO have the
evil remetlied unless by the corporate au'
thori,ics who might appoint commission
.cts to lay off the streets. Atall events
something ought TO be done and that speed
ily
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

nTbc weak eateth herb" says st. Paul, 80 that
eighteen hundred years ago the yalne oil medicinai
plants was appreciated. In the Old Testament to-
tanicai remedies are repeatedly recommended, but
in no passage Of sacred history is man recommend
ed TO swallow calomel, or blue pill, or any other
mineral preparation. Tho sick we're directed TO eat
herbs 10 Strengthen them, 10 parity them, TO heal
them TO restore them. In that dag the art OF max,
ing vegetable extracts unknown. The herbal
medicines were % ere infusions.
IL was reserved for later age 10 unite the eanita
nv ESSENCES Of tonic aperient and antttious roots
Iarlxs and piants, with an active stin,uiant. snd
TINS sccrre hrir rapid diffusion through the debit
tated or disoriered system. The browning triumph
Of This effective mode e concentrating and applying
te virtues Of medicinal Vegetables Vas achi-ted 70
the production Of Hostetter's stomach buters-
Never before had rei f-cfly pure alcoholie stimn
LIANT been combined With the expressed lnices Of the
finest specifics Of tho Vegetable Kingdom Never
vet though eighteen years have elapsed since ats
has this great restorative been equal
led IL IL taken all seerpns, in all clinics o. the
most potent "a guard against eFidetrics, ~ pro
lection against all unhealthy civilizations that pro-
dure debility or begct disease; asa remeiy lot IA
fermfttet and other halari5us fevcrs; a. an Ape
tizer rs sovereign cure for dyspensia; As gene
raj tonic aud intigorant gentle, painless a-
erisnf AZ a blood dspurent; A. nervine; A.
cnre Tor billions afsctionE; a. harmless anodyns
and ~ the EneT DEFEsrE ~ HEahrH under unfArora-
HE circumstance. such sejsntarT parasitic, M
dne bodily or mental ekerfior, hatdshrs PrfFatfon
/ and 81 fltrurfl
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EsTRAY NOTICES,
nAIIAh CnVNTH.

EFF0RgEnta las a. ssirsss tF laa q. hfTfari
4. r. fnFiari ~ 4, a. t.iissi 40 ~ sssl'l "a
0ss sokhkL fiLll,s sssEs "a, iAfsr shi'r
oss soRREl lLLy, gssF. "a, sac waits liai
49, 'Fssi'A
0ss BAY HORSE, q isai. hish, ~ 20 shiil,
.llall saaiis HsTss. sl'ah sigr b. ir-lfsi, rf E
,sar. ga. hrsntfl I. pl irn shasiltF-
0ss arkiassg knAA hARh, ~ 2 }e,,is 81
airs askiunry ROAs AARn is's hssts 18th,
,sars "a. lTasasa 2 "a IA ia sloallf', s-d
Iues Tishi ,hish, lss yraIliss hogsr 'sh'
Que nsKTp,, HOAX MARE, y lsaas llsh,
rssrs ga, hianssi siiA half riTtls sTsF d, en
~ "a, slssf has l.s,as ~. A., 80.
0le BLACK MAhi, IL hahts tieh, AFats
IA, star Ia fsFshF-d, 10Th hiHi a. Nhiis hsAit2
oss nav MARE, !, Lssi' hiss. 10 90 IL 'sar'
ans Ray mULR, loni n, hssls hlsh, ssitir
raTksl ani laaTks " esiiaFs bs s4n osi, lal ~
hall IAN sna shiis' 'aii'''A u u !" ~ y ie@s
'' - hlRK sfUB H0RsE, sts'. "a. s'asIi
,t.r IN G.rsbaaa, hTaiir.i y "a a. isll shvniieE
one hg0NN MARE, u hanis hish' branded q
oss RAY lARR, . Lana. hIsh. hrapisa "a 'l'
III, shoulder riih. "a inar.rrii.,blr hari
oas BAY MARI. II haHis hish' l'saisi 8 %
e oss soRRKL MARE, ysars Old, hrAHa'A : ga
~ os ssi NAY MARE, years oid,lnnsra on rlss'
One CALICO HORSE rosY. ysars OLD, BRANDED
on right shoulder, 7,
spegkel OK. 10 years ola, Married crop on 81 f'shl
raF anu swallow iork IN ial, branded y L. on lsn
hip the other black Oh, ytafs "hi' mAfAei
susilswbfs ia Ion ear and .NAilowIoIk aud under
lii in the right, branded X,
Ono YOKE WORK OXEN, QUE white OK, !" et
II SeAFs old. marked swailowioTk IN each car, az
aninlrlliglble brand on right hips tho elhei Ird
OK, soinv whit, unarr his belly, marked sNsl"s'
foTk and undoTblt In len aud overhaul crop W
the right, branded on both hips. brand nnin'9'hst
bic.
one soRRRL HORSE, blaze face. nax name and
ose BAY MARE PONY. years old, branded on
tho left shoulder y. ifili
TAKEN uP by Miles Hopkins and estrAysd he:
fore NJ Mysrs,J l.. Precinct No. :, ono BAY
MULE, Is haLdi aud inches high, saddle marked,
praised al SIS. lii:sIel
TAKEN uP bS Q. d. Graery aud csirayed hriorr
". Myers, J. y. Precinct No. 5, one hay MARE
siar In orchead about u hahds high ~ years old,
gear and saddle marked, no brand. peroei'ablo
nIpralsc,iat $50. Also, ono BAY IiORsE,A few
white hairs IN forrhrard, about II hands nigh OF
years old, star on right ankle, haek nhu Wea,nr.A
very sore from saddle, branded with backwards,
and huff circle over Il the len thigh APPRAISED
at so. l'''t
Taken IN hy T. u. Elan and csirayed before
Thomas L.. Frank, one SORltEL MARE, ". hanIH
iigh, o years old. One BLACK HORSE, i3Is hands
high, years old, branded w on right shoulder,
Esirayal before j. D. Kerfrot, Preeinci 10. !,
one BROWN MARE and COLT, the marc 3 years
old split IN len ear, branded on right shoulder WIN
an \ inclosed In a square. ON the let u. Tho con
OF a brown color and ono year old Iakeh up ny
A. Moss. ,opsp
Rcpcficd 20 J. u. Kcrfoot, J. r., one BAY HORSE
years biii llL Hands high, white stripe In fore
head saddle marks has small bell on, ciapper out
JOHN NJ. LAWS,
elk. d. G. d. Co. Texas.
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THt TWIN pits.

rB- The Liver pills Of Dr. MLans -eTe frst
used - Lin exclusively IN bis orn rr.cucs. -
sfcncions fiey N N e.fes Of Liver >
raj me, 1cs-rs famous ard attracting THE nftcn
ton ~ he medical f-u1fy. rassd into Esuer1l ~
They act viii great ceriairty gud rtrulnr1ty5 ne
uatient almost f1rrr1iaffT felf TIE etHFe-sl1n -
MIA nrr - rfrf rlrn1sf mirnrtI1us. u-rt-
Is errrriaaeine fmme1iafr rslief nflrr harlnr ~
months r-snrf1f drrEs aud ruelIrinrE ~ nnpther
crrlrn1u IN his rnnutfT nrf - cren fi-tfful N
rfnrnrfcr- 1ba&s Nin e1rlrlruce n1F - ne 7 -
runffrrf s4nrIr ~ of tbs darEsrrns 30 conf ira-
"a 1isa1.- ffonff - cuce rIrcufs l1r ~ n
vi Tars's Pa. nd 1ssfhars. fbtr-tT- g. sssed
-l..~II 81 rIIfnr~r
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Grand nInss Meeting.

There will he = mass meeting oflhs broth
erhool generally, Al Rosieil baptist church
tpl niue miles Southwest FROM Mckinney,
on tue Mckinney aud nlniVille road, on
Friday before the 9Th Sabbath In July neat
commencing al l0A,A, Persons Interest
el in Missions, Sabbath Schools, Education,
Sc, are invited 10 attend, Several dislin'
gulshel Ministers Nill be present, and Ne
hope that the meeting will be Of great In
tcTcsi TO tic denomination aud community
at large.
Iasse, dinners Friday, Saturday aud
Sunday. j. W. bAiNEs
Chairman Com. Ar.
Jn,, IgTO-l9st
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16
COUNCIL MEETING.

Al a meeting of the Board Of Aldermen,
July i 1870, there were present, Henry
Ervay, Mayor pro tem., J. G. Seydel, Ed
win Tayior and John Loupot, Aldermen,
and L. Il. Basye, Marshal.
The miniites Of the preceding meeting
were read and APPROVED.
On motion, it was ordered that the pres
est Marshal take up and deposit with the
Mayor, all receipts given by j. G. Thomas
as Marshal, for Corporation tax from and
after January LIST 1870, giving his receipt
for the same.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
II ERFAY, Mayor pro tenn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

sS.y" Tie announcement ofihc Third An
nual Session of the Dallas Female Institute
under the charge ofProfessor W ii. Scales
will be found among our new ADVERTISE
mcnts to-day. 1t is hardly necessary for
us to more than make the simple announce
incnt of this fact The readers OF the Her
AID very well know our appreciation Of
Professor S. as an INSTRUCTOR aud we feel
chat we capnot recommend TO our friends
and readers an institution of greater merit
in Texas. See lie advertisement.
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A CARD.

DALLAS, TESAs, July II, 1870.
To the Protestant Episcopal chsir aud
other I.ndte-G
Hereby the members Of Dallas Lodge No.
~, LOOP, beg leave 10 return their sin-
oere and heartfelt thanks 10 you for your
kindness In singing for us, on the occasion
Of our Installation and Dedication Ccrc-
monies on the 9Th OF July. May you never
feel lees pleasure yourselves than your
sweet yoca liIation gave us.
by order Of the Lodge:
PA. sAYRE, N: G.
THos. II. FLOYD, Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

or We Wsail sdsiss all parties who
have ANY idea of builiing 10 50 10 Field
Hres. and price their ready nsds window
sash, Doors aud Bllhds, for We are eeh'
wheel that they eau sell them great deal
cheaper ihsn tie sane articles ean he made
for, here, i2ul
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

rsg~Every one should rcrien'ber Tao race
that comes oil at the course of the Dallas
Jockey Club, on Tuesday next, the 10Th
inst, between J. c. Ca,on's scrrel Lorsc,
Ku.Klux Jordan, years, and Maj. J. L.
Barklcy's brown stallion, Reuben, . years,
for $500 side; half forfeit, mile heats.
We understand that there is considerable
interest being taken in this race there will
b, large a,,endancc,-hcavy outside bet
ting is going on, and the day proves any
thing like pleasant, there will be q great
many persons on the ground.
The next race after the above viii come
of on the 10th 0it., J. C. Cation entering
Ku. Klux Jordan, and Dr.. II. J. Snow enter
ing Martha Jordan, mile heats, for $1,000
a side; half forfeit.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

Fllil nisfsifffai 81 ntfa ff.f
.ffafs.Iflff Iefs.s. ff Hiif fif't
n Istaattas nlH iiafHasf fsasif.
fiiff 80 itl htfli niis u ~
ifnaf isi frlf iuffiif ftiftt ilf
nnt "a tfhff nIrf q lsitfiial 20
itsiart & Itiiaf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

sI- We take pleasure is calling atteu-
lion 10 the card Of Col. Jno. NJ. Stemtncns,
Attorney at Law, Dallas. The Colonel has
been citizen Of our place long enough 10
establish for himself reputation for s'er-
ling.worth and integrity as a man and in
his profession. We cordially recommend
him 10 our friends.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

RAJ" We call attention to the advertise
mcnt of the Fort Worth School, under charge
of Professor A. CLARK. Prof C. is build
ing M fine school at the Fort, and we
feel safe in saying that he is well and
thoroughly competent 10 the discharge oil
the duties Of q first class school. See his
advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

ke5~ Prof W. II. Scales of the DALLAS
FEMALE DESTITUTE, left here on Thursday
last, on visit to his old home In Lonisi-
nm, taking with him his two Interesting
children. lie will be absent, perhaps, most
Of the summer, but return in ample time
"a commence the exercises of his school.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

ssy Good -four is not only title staff of
life" but luxury, particularly when it is
as superior as that now on the hiarkct from
the mills Of the Dallas Manufacturing Com
pany. DR.. Scott, the energetic and indus
trious President, seems determined not to
be beaten in the production ofthe very best
aour that can be made from wheat. This
aour, in convenient quantities, may be
found on sale at the store Of j. W. Smith
& Co Try a sack,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

E9r Insisai e whipping pF, fsmPie,
the slhsr Dag, nsIklsy sAssll have ss'i
hia lAs lsHaEisGs iinPssns, Of which 70
maks his 'esisesalsl Paia raiat Ny
the way, ne were nlslshsR ia s'a'iHs last
week that he learned hesioE bad nsssT
bssa ia ihs cluishfsli lieuss. lie hAi
besni BAT I, resembles 'unels Charlie
craishhsli House ia hsms ouiy--eeins a
Ieu nisgsF sarayahssTy fsF all lon black
aal white higgsTs Whe may shosss 10 pat
rsnirs il. We recommend il TO all 'nsh
uho ihink a niger smells sSes'sr lban
bank Of SiOlsls. sad is better than white
man
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

n Ihs nss sansrls buiilinf, soEasT
ofiiousisu ara Msin sirssis, esnei ~
Messls CeshTan s walker is fact pre-
sTsssiaE-ils sisns NoFk is nsaTly asas,
Ne ullsrsiasi ,hs uIIsF sieFy val be &C.
ssrisa ss a Maseais ilsll--ai least iaa'
IsFsiiaiions 10 ihai sal are seing "a,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

EeS~ The attention Of Mayor Ervny liz
called TO tie fact that carrion is too often
thrown down the bank OF the river in front
of the city, that the stencil on the air is
awful--is q nuisance-and the nuisance
should be abated.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16


PERsoNAL.-wc had the pleasure, during
the present week, of meeting Col. I. G.. An
DERsoS, of Jefferson, Texas, Secretary ofihe
jefferson District Of the "Life Association
of America" an anstitution, says the Paris
Press, which is destined to change the
whole system Of Life Insurance in the
South. The Press adds, that the Company
is organized upon the purely mutual or CO.
partnery plan, and the Assets ofeach DEPART
rnent leach State being a Department.
are invested and kept invested, in real
estate security, within the Department TO
which IL belongs.
The Association is in fourishing con-
dition and especially recommends itself 10
the people of the South as medium
through which they can insure their lives
in a solvent Company and prevent that
steady Gov Of money TO the Northern and
Eastern cities TO buildup their institutions
at our expense.
Col. Anderson is heis, for the purpose Of
organizing District in this portion Of the
State. He will extend his visit as faI
West as Dallas, and we commend him and
his business to the communities in which
he may sojourn as genial and pleasant
gentleman and entitled 10 all confdenes
and respect.
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gsrA ~ isJs 81 nr Resell s's
80 ~ IT, Titrla -. 81 slItaf -
Iis rr'.sf ritfffffa wti rti sifh sta
ssaft ri.lsfii, 90 AZ iais " "a Iaf.
tifs fsnrsrnfi.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

tay~ Our energetic Sheriff, Jere. M.
Brown. returned homo few days ago from
Huntsville, where he delivered, safely at
the Pcnitentiary, tho two prisoners which
were convicted at the last term of our Dis
trict Court. He informs us that he has
reasons to believe there was plan on foot
to rescue one or. both of the prisoners en-
route, but if this was so, the rescuers miss
ed him /; he had no trouble on the road, but
was we'll on his guard all the time.
Sheriff Brown will, on Monday next,
commence to enroll the militia Of the coun-
ty under the order No. ]. of the Adjntant
General of the State. lie or one of his
deputies, will visit the different parts of
the county, and it is hoped that every one
will come forward and enroll, al the times
and places named, as set forth.in his hand
bill, as follows:
At Dallas, commencing on Monday, July
Sth, and continuing until the enrolment is
complete.
At Lancaster, on Monday and Tuesday,
July 18th and 10Th.
Al Cedar Hill, Wednesday and Thurs
day, July 9th and 2Sth.
At Horizons Mill, Friday, July goth.
At IIaught's Store, Monday, August LIST.
At Scycne, Tuesday and Wednesday, Au-
gust I'd and 3D..
At Duck Creek School House, Thursday
and Friday, August 4th and 9Th.
At Breckenridge, Saturday, August 9th.
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LAST week, Capt. Bush, Sheriff, learned
from some source that the Brinlces who
killed Waters, short time since, were in
Dallas county, and made nm attempt TO
catch them. Procuring assistance from
Dallas, he in connection with Deputy Sher-
in Nichols, of Dallas, surrounded tho house
in which they were supposed to be, but
when the place was searched next morning
they were gone. lIc,howcvcr, found man
named Anderson, n broihcr-in-law of Brin-
lee, who offered resistance and was shot in
the thigh by one of the posse. Anderson
stands charged with n crime in Fannin
county. Captain Bush, after having the
wounds examined by physician, proceed
cd TO bring his prisoner to this county,
transporting him in wagon. He, neces-
sarily had TO travel slow, supposing his
prisoner TO be worse hurt than he really
was, and only reached the neighb6rhood of
Plano the first evening. Here he stopped
for the night, and While lie was eating his
supper his prisoner sprung from His pallet
and made his escape from his guards. This
is the first one who has made his escape
from the new sheriff, and, from what he
saws, as he is disposed to censure himself
more than any one else, it will make him
doubly vigilant in the future. One thing
is being demonstrated by him, and that is
that those who violate the law cannot con-
slider themselves safe when they pass the
county lines.
Captain bush speaks in very high terms
Of the officers and citizens of Dallas Coun-
ty, who promptly rendered assistance when
called on.-[ Mckinney Enquirer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

1drns settles gIsti sap siIasssr
ia ils riiy Ills ssfk-sens u iifr aFur-
HsTs tni suiis HusatsE esisnsitly IIss-
Isuiag ~ hsHss ia isEA sua isEas il
tie ssauiTy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

THE TRINITY ON THE RAMPAGE We
think the Trinity must be from two TO
live miles wide. 1t has covered the bottom
opposite this city, having risen within the
last few days very high.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

sa- Our old friend, Col. JnO- C. Mccoy,
left us on Sunday last, for Louisville N.Y.
and other points in "the States" on visit
to tie home Of bis boyhOod. A pleasant
trip and safe relsra 10 him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

~ Hon. A. B. Norton, Judge Of this
Judicial District left here last week, on
n visit to his old home in Ohio taking bis
fsmhy with him. he will probably DC
absent several weeks