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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-03

Siamr Is PHIcELEss.---Moncy cannot
buy it, hut Lasarss and Morris perfected
eswill preserve 1t. No glimmer-
ing or wavcring Of sight, peculiar to
others in use. Tabcr Bros sole agents for
Cairo and vicinity. See advertisement.
aug3l d&wN
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-03

A Harry FAMuY.-we have often
heard INC remark that II you want good
.wce, bread inthe family, you mus, have II
good natarsd and evcn-tempered cook to
mako it. A. Nh additional MD, We would
recommend the 'unrivaled Charter Oak
Cooking Stove, which will insure the
happy owner not only well-cooked, pala,-
able meal, bu, also contentei and cheer.
| full wife. a29dawlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-03

Nv. w. Thornton, No asA Thornton's
block, Tenth street, has just received three
hundred boxes of glass, varying In size
from sxl0 to 3ox4O. For sale, Wholesale
retail. jlH
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-03
NOTICE

NOTICE e'H E
A,a meeting % the .toc II Old, 2, ofthe " Enter.
ptiso hank of Caro- held jay sfh. lsiO, 10 va
.fdcrsd that tho name Of raid Rank y" changed g.
tho '.ESTEEpKlsE SAVING. BANK and that
the SO Rotary eve not - OF same 10y publt alton
ia accordance sith section ons VI tsd charter.
4. u. Stafford, s"r').
augsuiJoi
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-03
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIN AIS.

ARRIVALS.
Mibrey, Psducah, Arlington, Colnmhr'
Armada, 4" Alpha, Nashville,
Belle st Louis, Memp., T. Hughes, "
Sallie, Ark River, Lockwood, ~ loNN,
City Of Eyansvill,, fv, hrgonaut,
Mohawk. Now Orleans Bon Accord, "
+ Carroll, e city of Weeks, "
DEPARTURES.
Milbroy, paducah, Arlington, Columbus.
Armada; Lockwood, Shreveport,
nrgonaut, Tenn river, Alpha, Nashville,
Brandeis, q Bon AGcUrd ~ city,
city OF Eyansviile, Ev, Belle 81 Louis. It Louis,
silver. New Orleans Mohawk
NickSbnrg, Vicksburg, y Carroll.
SRllie, st Louis.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-03
Asrsrn Hovss ros SALE on REsr.-Ths

ASrgIh Houss rok SALE on REST.-Ths
large and elisibly located hotel building,
known as the Antrim House, Is for rent, on
reasonable terms. Tho Antrim House is
largo, three story brick, three squares
from the steamboat landing, two squares
from the new post office and custom house
and in about tho center OF the population
of the city. ], contains thirty large. well
finished. well ventilated rooms, and is sup
piled with ga. IN every room and all tho
con venicnccs isr q No. I hotel. The house
has first-class reputation, and commands
a liberal share Of both local and transient
patronage ] will sell the above property
for 5000 in cash. Applyto
= -.. Il. II. CUNNINGHAM,
No. go Ohio Levee. .t augl6u
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-03

'.SrAULDIS'Gs GLUE' has now taken
tho pincc OF all Clements and Mucilages.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-03
NOTICE.

Cairo, HIS, August 10, ls7o'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-03
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.

yo,n, M..,,ns OF the CITY Council Ia rss y
,,,a,. =. Reports OF the Various cry
.,r,ers The street committee re-
'.r, e,cites "a wordy conflict witch
,,suiis IA nothing The Spcclni
Committees report on the condiii""
rtho city Finances, etc, etc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

rtt.f n.sinff ffrnt H tf
90 a. trsaHfiis Ufsnsflf tsi sa'a.
600 irmrft.II 81 al fffaui ~ Hi
f'Iffr sffs be- fifls ri rsIt ffsi r'aif.
rfs ri.tuis Mlaiiir atli siih i,f
tllr t1.i rsfslissi ratiithei rfi.r s'
70 ttst Aiimsi r a fsrtsli l.hi'fifr
FL. nIrslHsr Nfs iat.
Crrrt ia4,s Eoar, o. ihs tsIrtai
rsaih isasl' sai.l uuahfr nm, AZ ula-
si RI tifran''g ifaTa sui ssnlniiy ru-
-rEfl rHrE,s sni irs'Fss AZ sfil ss
iir rurounIy saput ar g'-l nasiur,
earsisiiuE ~ sierifs, fs.hgs editorials,
Trfws, sis. Ne AsFs - siisa sIiiisn vel
u l. A, Gsisy, Ms Has, ihs lsisgisl e.
iTSss srl The -Dlak, isai Es are alaosi
~rin eat " words Or new sanP'imsnls,
No LADY should b. Wiihsni the pserlsss
qnssn q an nagaIlnss for wensa,
ARTurR's HoNE MAGAuSE-Ihs hum-
hsF faF March is derry Interesting and
well gaiisa uP in all is dslsIi.nsais, Il
is s0riLy 81 higa eommsEialisn, giving,
each I1on,h, The faesi Of sngFaSlngs, Pug-
ssl Of literature, anl gsn % the typo
Ealhls art, S2ayssT 70 ssnls a na'absT,
Address 7, 3, ArihaF a Sons, Philadelphia,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

Ba~0n the 18th of January, the Hon
D. W. Voorhees,, of Indiana, made a speech
in the national House of Representatives,
on the subject of the finances Of the coun.
try, in the course Of which it was clearly
shown that, under the present financial
mismanagement of the government, the
rich are made richer and the poor poorer.
He drew q truthful picture of the condition
of the laboring man, and said that "when
the citizen Of this i'll. governed land, whe-
Their he hiss been a soldier in the field or n
laborcr at home, passes away from this
scene Of trcGdmill slavery he invokcs in
vain the shelter of the tomb. Between
the chamber that was dArSened for the
closing moments and the qniet cemetery on
The hill his unburied remains are made to
pay tribute for the brief passage. The
snowy shroud that covers lin for his long
sleep, and tie coffin and the screws and
the screw driver which fastcns down the
lid over the still, cold face, have all paid
taxes which now fall on the earnings of
the dead within. And when all is over,
and friends turn away and leave him alone
forever in his dark and narrow bed, the
officer o. the revenue still plies his trade
in the midst of the broken household
The letters of administration, the bond,
the inventory, the bill of sale, the sale,
the report, all pay toll TO privileged wealth,
as Fac estate proceeds to final settlement.
The tombstone, if one is raised, concludes
this dismal drama by paying heavy tax
for the privilege of keeping watch as a
loving memorial over the dust that reposes
below
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05
Kyon. John q. Conner.

From the Upton (Indiana) Times.]
This gentleman, n member Of Con
gress from the End district Of Texas
was in our place on tho 18th instant
lie is well known to most of oui
people, and anything that we might
say could not add TO his honorable
reputation.
The people, or the Democracy o.
Upton county, feel that they have
just claim to share in the honors
that have been conferred upon this
youthful champion. lie was ouI
candidate for the Legislature in
1866, and Upton gave Kim a posi-
tive majority. Thinking men rec
ognized in him, at that early date
u future champion ofour cause. Nc
man did more in 1868 for the sue.
cess of the Democratic State and
National ticket than Capt. John G.
Conner. A mere youth in appear
ance, tho ability and tact with which
he handled the questions then at is.
sue, ranked him among the ablest
debaters on the stump. We congrat.
ulate the people Of Texas on the Sc.
lection off SO good and so able man
to represent their interest in the
Council Chambers of The nation
What the people of Texas have gain
ed tho Democracy of Indiana have
lost, a good, able and fearless cham
pion of their cause.
Wheresoever Capt. Conner may
go, and whatsoever cause he may es.
pouse, his influence will be felt and
his abilities respected. Generous
and true to fault, honest and con-
scicntious in all he does; able and
ready in debate, he is destined tc
leave his impress upon the history
of American politics. He says that
Texas is his home, and the cause Of
the Texas people is his cause. God
speed him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

THAYKs.-To Mr.. james Wick, the great
Florist and Horticulturist, of Rochester
New York, Mrs. Minerva II. Swindells,
wife of our Senior, desires her sincere
thanks hereby returned for large pack.
age containing seeds of almost every
beautiful and useful flower and plant that
will germinatc and grow in the soil OF
America. 1t will, perhaps, crafty Mr.
Wick to know that Mrs. Swindells will do
all in her power 10 cultivate and propagate
the rare and beautiful flowers and plants
he has paid her the handsome compliment,
of sending to her address. Mr.. Wick is
at all times fully prepared TO 6ll orders
large or small. Address Mr.. James Wick,
Rochester, New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05
Editing n Paper.

The following was found in the
Office OF an editor by tho county
sheriff
Editing a paper Is a very pleasant
business.
II IL contains too much political
matter the people won't have il.
Ii it contains toOllttle they wont
have il.
II tho type is too largo they don't
contain enough reading matter.
If tho type is too small they
can't read Il.
If We publish telegraph reports,
folks say they arc nothing but lies,
II We omit them, they say We
havo no enterprise, or suppress
them for political effect.
If We have in n faw jokes folks
say we arc nothing but n rattlehead,
If We omit jokes they say We arc
IN old fossil.
If we publish original matter
they damn us for not giving selec-
tions.
If wo publish selections folks say
wo arc lazy for not writing more
and giving them what they have
not read in some other paper.
If VIC give man complimentary
notices we are censured for being
partial.
If we do not all hands say VIC
are II great hog.
If wo insert an article which
plcases tho ladies tho men become
jealous.
If we do not Gator TO tho ladies
wishes the paper is not fit to have
in their houses.
If VIC attend church they say it
is only for effect
If we do not they denounco us as
dcceitful and desperately wicked.
If We speak well Of any act of
tho President folks say we dare not
do otherwise.
If we ccnsure him they call us q
traitor.
If VIC remain in our Office and at
tend to business folks say we arc
too proud to mingle with our fel.
lows. ..|
IF wcye out they say we, mover
attend to business.
If we do not pay all bills prompt
ly folks say we are not to be trusted.
If we do pay promptly they say
we stole the money. ,.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

TUE JAN TAx.-0ur County Cleik, Mr..
Sam. S. Jones, has given Us the following
statement in regard to The Jail Tax, levied
and collected the past year, and how il has
been appropriated. We may add, that We
presume the Police Court viii order apub-
lieation Of the receipts and expenditures
during the year, at its next session:
The total tai Of The county collected and
paid over TO he Treasurer, for al purposes
is sl7, 100 O5. OF this amount Sl2,257 20
was collected under General Csnbys Or
der. Ne. a., issasd On The 25fh day Of
March, 1853, afor the purpose q dsfrsying
che expenses necessarily Incurred in ar
resting. guarding, subsisiing and when
s'bscssssry) eiofhing sud trying prisoners,
asnd such repairs 10 Jail and oibsr places
sof iuprispnnsnt % ny Be insisPsnsibly
nreeessnr~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05
Letter from Gov. uay,s,

IL affords us pleasure 10 say that
We have just seen letter from
Gov. Davis TO one of our leading
Conservative citizens, by which we
are led TO believe that no entertain
ud the right conceptions Of certain
dulles Of his position 10 which the
pnoplo justly attach very great i'm =
portance, aud with regard TO which
there is now much public concern.
he expresses much qualification in
believing that those who conscien-
tionsly opposed his election are
ready and willing, as they certainly
are, to judge his administration in
Il spirit Of fairness, and to support
with heartincss all of his acts which
they can approve. Lilo speaks in
the most unequivOcal terms Of his
devotion to tho "'welfare of our
great State" and of his purpose to
serve his torn as Governor of the
whole people, in the sense of endca
voring to promote measures looking
to the true interest of the whole. F"
We infer from the letter that the
Governor desires some suspension
Of opinion concerning the outset Of
his administration, and wouId like
to be Judged by tho results of some
views and acts WHICH, he apprc-
bends, may not at first meet the
approval Of his political opponents
But it is vcry4clear that he feels en-
tirely secure of the hearty concur
renee aSvssupport of all true citi-
zens, Of every shade of opinion, in
efforts which he proposes to make
ito SAGE the Treasury and property Of
tie State from the schemsrs and plun
dercrs who are making haste to diuide
the spoils."
Thosc words will carry good cheer
to the farthcst corner of tho State
and elicit q response which will
convince tho Governor that he has,
what he so earnestly desires, the
eo-operation of "all good men of all
n;rtics in a common cause against
These birds of prey. - Gal. News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

NNN
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af hff d Hffs iis slfslaa 80 o. flaal
600 irfa'ff n 10 lsleff ~ falliI
Hrt 80 hfa hiiil f's4 iita feaiiff
Itaf 90 itfff aafrlufuif Hfff ia 4
fafffl Has fulh = lafffans fpnflafien ihsi
o. tifaf 80 lafiiy vsfih a. fsii y isl'
trmftirr. o ua atftlg ne ilfnsl a..
Iar q s.uriiiuG itsi tFsFghriT knss
rasf ~ isrr ga tons 81 flai iins. "a
rtsirf ~ Senators vssss sd 90 srali
~ ffrferl, aui fsTiaiaiy tfiifr ihan laasi
~ rshsrei o. fts iss ssuilsnsu cheese
afs ffsfltfth't ia eharaeifr, an TtsTFgia-
90 Do inftnsli. Ties are gsnl,sufa leug
iiruiifla siA ar inieNsis, anl ens 81
iifa Mr ilauilisa, - far - % kHas, l.
iacaiTupiihle, Nc, llamiliieR 10 ene 81
hat class uhisk Tessmhlss Nouks baFons.
neir hash l. saFss that itsiT lite Ihsy
will izlk . gIgai deal acre severely has
they sill psTisrm, Il siii net hs a isslEe-
uaonlh lsieTs Ma, ilamilisa Nill soflsn
lana sHl Hsil0u like ripe psaT, Major
Flsnasaa is ia msaial ehsFselsTisiiss DOT
unliks al Oh Rugiish gentleman, = hari,
beaded, soh-kssnel mah, eae shs sill
zee iArensl = COED msny lhines that he
eaHnoi ekPlAin, sni BY . seri q Instinct
fpl h.msslf right Hiih0ai much knesiedgs
u the true mahhsT ia .hieh he arrived Al
il. We mishi have bssa much verse
pleased wiih the ssRaieH lhaa ne arc,
There are isa msiiers In which the Lrgis'
ls,nFs has done not oaly badly, but very
badly. Tie arsl Is, in sleeilnsA printer
without tsiag his rate az compensation,
However hsd a. this il, IL 10 a, most .
peeuniaTy blnHlsr that may hs rsmedled,
anl il not At ell % serious as that com
miiiel by turning cut, on very shallow
protest, such membeTs as were not Ia ae'
cord with The majority.
THIS IL the very worst feature OF the
legislative session which has just closed,
ani maRifesn disregard for The prinel-
pies Of political honesty that is most
wicked, There has been no opportunity,
so far, In helping or unhelpins Of any
jobs. What has been done privately In
and ont Of the eaueuses, i, Of course, un'
knowD aud will not DO developed until the
next mseiing.-L Galveston Bulletin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05


W. hare ihs ihiallIfanfs ihli NJ
h1Fi|hramg. lhiffb ~ Ne iaFs'gn em
l,sssy III Ch'na. d'fi yesitflsr "a
sl fsisrshafF. llass'a Mf naf
linrame vas : msmtcF ~ iungfr
nom Massachusetts, 40 ihe iimU
MAY, 1851 nfooks assauliei ~
sumner. and gained muth noiorioiy
hy taking up the gaunilei hrooss
threw down ani challenging that
member 10 meet lin In Canada for
a duel brooks did NOS aotept, al
leging that bis liis woaid not be
saie IN his journey % Canada The
incident raised BuFlingame In the
eyes Of many persons, nnd amer =
time he was appointed Minister ~
China, ia which Office no served
with distinguished honor until his
appointment By the Chinese govern
ment 10 represent il as the head 81
an extraordinary delegation, lie
was fine scholar, an ele CANT speak
or, a man Ofhne presence and court
~ manners,-L Gal. Bulletin, Feb. q,
-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A few day

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.---A few days
since our fcllow-citizcn, Mr.. F. b.
Scott, was halted about n halfmilc
cast Of Hallvillo, by couple of
disguised ruffians, armed with dou-
bic barrclcd shet-guns, and ordered
to surrender CHS money or his life, "
swhcroupon he shellcd ont the con-
tents of his pocket book nineteen
-do!lurs-a proceeded on his way,
a poorer but not n happier man.
No clue to the robbers. Mr. Il,
facrwald, formerly merchant of
Marshall, but now of Hallville,
came very near being taken up by
She same brace of WORTHLESS, having
passed the spot not exceeding five
minutes in advance of Mr.. Scott,
with rear four thousand dollars in
,epecic with him. lie says that they
missed the only opportunity of ever
getting money from him, for he
does not propose to transport any
..moreabout his person.
Marshall Flag.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05
We understand tho "colore,

We understand tho "colorcd
troops are fighting nobly" in the
ncighborhood of Lebanon. One
night during the past week, the ne
groes assembled on the place of Il
Il. Huffman for the purpose of hay
ing dance. During the night, the
music of the fiddle was exchanged
for that OF the six. shooter, causing
the death of one very loyal citizen
Tho negro who did the killing is,
we learn, still at large.
McKii noy Enquirer, 25th.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

s@E. H. CUSHING, Houston, Texas,
wholesale and retail dealer in school
Books, Bibles, Hymn Books,
Sunday school Books, standard
literature, Stationery, Printers
stock, Children's Carriages,
Landreth's Garden seeds, impor-
ted Flower seeds, TWines, Paper
Bags, wrapping Papers, Drug
gIsts' sundries, FinePOCket CUT
lery, etc.
RdS- Unstable school Books taken on
account at fair valuation, according TO
condition. ef
March 8, 1870-25:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05
A roung SON OF Mr.. Grier, vel

A young son of Mr.. Grier, well
known as author of the famed
"Gricr's Almanac" was asked by a
gentleman, ado you ever make cal
.calations upon the weather, like
those for which your father is SO
celebrated 2" "Oh, yes" "And
how do your calculations agree with
those Of your f,therf" Every well,
indced," answered young Gricr:
I've arc never moro than one day
apart" "Why, that is wonderful,
indeed only one day difference"
ayes" said Grier; abe en- always
tell the day before when it is going
to rain, and I can always tell the
DAY afterward."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

A very serious difficulty occurred
at Red River Station few days
since. Frank Bomar, son of DR.. N
7. Bomar of this place, had moved
to Red River Station for the pur.
pose ofpracticing medicine, and we
understand was getting good prac
ticing medicine, and we understand
was getting good practice. Last
Wednesday he was called upon by
a notorious desperado-whose name
we have forgotten-for difficulty
and was accompanied by one Pollard
known in this section as disgrace
full representative of the human
family. One ofthe party commenc
ed shooting, and it ended in the
death of the desperate, serious
wounding of Frank, and Pollard
wounded in the arm. Frank put
three balls into the Desperate and
one into Pollard's arm. Frank re-
ceived two wounds in the face and
one in the left side. After Frank
fell, Pollard continued his firing on
Frank, and would have killed him
had it not been for a gentleman step
ping in and wrenching the pistol
from the hand of Pollard. When
the first courier came he reported
that Frank would certaily die, blu,
we learn since that there is a pros.
pcct of his recovery. On hearing
this sad news many of Frank Z
friends and associates went imme
diately to see him, supposing that
he would be corpse ere they could
get TO him. We have not received
direct statement Of the affair, but
only gather various reports from
Madam Rumor, and select what we
think to be truth. Frank will doubt
less recover.
lG<inesviIle Vsdetis, Feb. 1s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

BIS" We have received well-printed
pamphe: containing the rules, regulations
and programme of the fourth grand Fair
of the Mechanics and Agricultural Fair
Association, which will commence April
23d, 1870, and continue nine days. Fair
TO be held in New Orleans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

EEAbOat one-half Of mankind seem to
take pride in writing their names illegibly.
As punishment they usually find them
selves wrongly named in print Serves
them right except when they figure in
police reports. When yOu write to m edi-
tor, get some one else TO sign your name, IL
you have fancy signature Of your own.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

sTThe Mckinney Enquirer of last
Saturday states that there are three cases
of smallpox on the farm Of DR.. J. J. Allison,
q few miles from Mckinney. The patients
are all on the same farm and attended by
DR.. Alliscn, who uses every pi ecaution to
prevent the spread Of the disease.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

AsoInEs AH0nIyAUoS,-The Piinesss
AlsIanira, wife Of The Prince o. wales,
limps, The fools amoag the women q
England are beginning TO limp like tie
rriresss, This il effected by wearing one
hoe with very lon heel and The other
ailh very high one. Look out Tor the
Alexandra Llnp" shoes in the Spring
stocks Of our Dallas merchants. They u
be SURE 10 bring lhsm on, II they're made.
let us zee II We have fsmlnlne fovl IN
nallas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

We hnve no Indian news Of inter,
oSt Ia give our readers this week
Their incursions appear to be grow
ing less frequent, and VIC sincerely
trust that by-and by theywiIl cease
Observation-Disclosures Times,
February %.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

~ There is no doubt in our minds that
J. Z. Carnes is impersonally editing The
Galveston News. Csrnsss If any man can
can steer the bArqns Of The "SsEs' clear
Of tie wrecks, reefs and breakers new 50
tbick "A the political sea.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

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ft'ir eihrr lair fsras lie esafa'h
IAe saus of urrsa, Nhple,
1hr sieTG knF gilrs uPan me waF
as'l ,Aas's s..i Uqs,sH o'sr lhsi' graves
e. sh.r'h ~ nsn, Oh sabbath days,
Mia mesl siheew ats'h
% u.rhip ,i'-l. ias'rsi - gsEe,
80 shea vnT r'rh stiinT
Aaa Nirn ear sniCss iainr'i In praise,
uHr hFalis Wnh lore lid s,aal
No d. Fsns, prNs or srTmahs Irad,
10 church, tel !tars ase.
i,aS the change appears immsase,
Slhsr sashipn holds lhe swaH
Nus passHis lhiHs nal ~ expense
a. dressing daughters gay;
~" sfisa sos ikvy spend a RTm,
liah pretty calico
Was hioe rHough, for any charm
ui sl'ls, ten years agi,
.our coach was then . wagon piain,
And health our chlef desire,
No silks. nor raiius, or delaine,
"l'ul enl ihe Ll,eheh hre
Then PEOPLE liyrl by honest gala,
AID neither did they aWo;
so creditors eaull not complain
oI times, ivn Yeas ago.
No ialie, swept the crowded street
In mnslins white or Lawn,
Mil rain ami snow, in slipprred feet
To dance irom dusk ull dawn,
Aud then drag hoaiu 10 lnll IN bed,
While marm kept On the go;
snch dolls our bachelors ne'vr we'd
For wives, ten years ago.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

g5yIt is rumorcd here that 100 men
recently quit the Texas Central, because
they would not work with the Chinese,
and that they arc going over to work on
the Southern Pacific Railroad.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

II Is presumed the Legislative recess will
last two months. There seems 10 be nc
fear Of tho speedy admission Of the State,
as the work OF reconstruction hss been
thorough and complete. The character OF
the men senl as Senators, too, will greatly
assist us to early admission.
fAustin Journal, aflh ult,