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Died..

BERoEN.-At Fatbush. L. l., ON Saturday October
20, TEuNIs J. BERGEN, IN the dist year OF his age.
S ns late two ocUss Ii e
family are Invited 10 attend without further notice
cars leave Fulton ferry Tor Flatbush every ten min
Babylon Sunday, October 80, HUGH BRADY, a
native Of Carrickatane parish Of Clonbrony. county
The friends u Inc family ana those Of his sons in.
law, James Shecran and John ]. Tally, are respect
5 ~ %e ssnS ss ass HIS ussda
afternoon, between one and two O'Clock.
~, BnorHymon SUNDAY October go Ann. reiict OF
James 3, Dwyer and Michael O. Mann, are invited to
seventeenth Street this lTuesday] AFTERNOON. at half
past one O'Clock.
81 T 1ssS October
The relatives and friends OF the family, and tho
members Of the Exempt Fremen's Association, are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral OF ST. Pc.
ter's Episcopal church. Safe street. between Hoyt
and Bond streets, on Wednesday afternoon, at three
OAREy.-At Merriam TyroD. on Saturday, October
8, MARY Aida daughter Of John and Aiida Carey,
OF this city, aged years.
October "a, OF typhoid fever GEORGIE p, wife or
GEoaGE h. Bradley and daughter Of George Burr;
The friends and relatives Of the family. and also
the members OF Hermitage Lodge, l. y. OF Q. F., are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence Of his father-in-law, earle Smith, No !
Fifth street, Williamsburg, L. H. at TWO O'Clock pre-
cisely.
N0mCp.-Tne officers and members Of Hermitage
LODGE No. 1875, o. o. F., notified TO meet at their
lodge room, SIG Broadway. on Wednesday, Novem-
Der ct one O'Clock sharp, to attend the funeral Of
our late brother Alfred H. Clark from his late resi-
dence No. Fifth street. Williamsburg. By order Of
ID. LEVI, R, 3. GEORGE HARE, N. g.
CLRvELANb.-At Passaic, N. j., on Monday, Octo-
Der 81, BENJAMIN N. CLEVELAND, aged IS years.
The funeral will take place, from the First Re-
formed church, on Wednesday afternoon, at three
O'clock Friends will meet at his late residence at
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A RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. u e.Hs-a-I5
IA Once " Nassau street, opposite the Post oflce.
BY JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL,
liz and ia East Thirteenth street, Fourth
Regular sale Of Horses and Carriages tbs day Tuesday
For FUN description under head of Horses Oar
r1agcs.
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TDwARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER.
FRENCH's CIRCUS AT AUCTION.

on Thursday, The Sd day Of November, 1870,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n.
all the ring, pad and draught Horaes Carriages Wagons
Vans. Band Chariot TrappiDgs ana Properties together
with u Canes Elcphanta and magnificent performing
Lions, large Canvas, Canvas Stables DRESSING Room
Cook House and everything absousy necessary for the
equipment Of frst class travelling exhibition
Terns-c5 per cent cash Is per cent IN months; % per
cent - months; balance In Is months from time
chase with approved notes. at interest Purchases under
e6eO, cash.
Full particulars catalogue which may had OF Samuel
Booth, printer 1879 and 201 Centre street, New York
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CARRE'S ICE MACHINES. hi tr tHsi...o
" Parties wishing to manufacture lee at the rate Of ~ 81
per onsay eight pounds for centin any climate
invited TO examine the Care Apparatus now exhibiting Il
the American Institute Fair. X. J. BUJAC, Agent
II Broad strcet post Office box ,6O3.
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AT B. MlSHs, 1877 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES AMI
N gentlemen receive the hghest price for Casto
Clothing and Csrpes BY calling or addressing Ladies' ~
~ Miah. a
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MILLkA ABBOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NO.
w CITY Han plscs7ses wedps:dAy, as14N O'clock. ~
Room, lots st lsS Maiden lane splendid walnut Counssl
one pull English Ae Pump, With Mrrort slysy plated
Lager Beer Ice CHEST. ne Hot Waller Urn Alss, Wines
Liquors. Cigars, 10. .
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UGUsTUs A. sHULTZ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sale q ,;;snhcsn Hcusshels ypiturs Isnoforts
dsy Nov cemmencng a o'clock the elegant red.
nues Drawing RoomsPompad our Suits, french
sroSsss WinaSw Curtains match ssi!s Rosewood Piano.
Baonzes Ormoln Chandelies Bookcase Etsgise Marquee
bos dc rose Cabinets Tables rosewood walnut Dress
Psns, Blanket Extension Table sidebo.ra Chnswsrs
Kitchen Furnars; Furniture seryans apartments Sale
perempt0ry. $500 sEF a.f.a. \
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-16

t1r. The hrl FAIR Of the Mechanical,
agricultural aud FLOODED sltck A's"eia
lion Of Texas, will be held al Houston, cont
,neneing on the 18th Of May next, and
promises to be a.Srcai success. We have
received a copy OF tie pamphlet continuing
the List Of Premiums from our friend, 4,
II. Cushing, Esq, but hayemislaid II. The
fair is TO continue four days, aud the list
II premiums embrace all the various man.
u;ac,urcs, all products OF mechanical skill
aui agrisulr1rc, ineluling all the grains
and plants, fruits aud other vegetable AMI
ilornl productions Of the county, hcrscs
aud thoroughbred stock Of all kinds.
All members Of the press aud officers OF
the various Fair Associations throughout
the State and United States are invited
guests, aud it i. hoped that MS many will
he present Us possible.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-16

TuE ArroETIoNMENT.-ln 1886,
the number of members OF the Con
grcssioual House of Representatives
was increased from 233 TO 24l-the'
present number. 1t is now pro-
posed that the number of members
shall he fixed ut 800, which would
make each member represent II pop.
ulaiion of about l3l 900. The pre-.
sent ratio is 122,G27, which is much
larger than that of any other coun'
try. The Upper House Of the I'm
glish Parliament consists of 4O2
members, the Lower House Of G5S
mcmbcrs-onc member for every
457 900 people. If the number Of
members of Congress remain at 2ll,
every member will represent in the
next Congress III 600. five should
adopt the English ratio, our next
House would consist OF 500 mem
bcrs, and the Danish ratio would
give us 5000 members. 1890 shall
be adopted rs the size Of the next
House, Illinois will send sixteen
members instead of thirteen; Wis
consin will send ten instead Of six,
and the gain throughout the West
will be large. The South will gain
largely in any event by the aboli-
tion of the clause Of the Constitution
which allowed only three. flths Of
the negroes to DO counted in the
basis Of the representation.
Galveston News.
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TIC THE PlIElLlC.

T1NIIE undersigned with to say through
l. the HERALD Of this week That they
have sent an order to W. II. Walker & Co..
Of Louisville, Kentucky, from whom they
buy their entire s,Utk)i for a still larger
stock than they have ever received hereto
fore in Dallas.
We intend 10 Keep, ns we have done in
the past, the very best articles in our
lne-such rs Old Bourbon, Old Rye, and
Robinson County WHISTLES, Run, Gin
Brandics, Ord Winesl--fne smoking and
chewing tobacco. The best quality OF
cigars and selected candies, &C., &c., and
all we wish Of our customers is a continu.
auce of past patronage, and VIC insure fu-
ture satisfaction.
We wish further to stale to the people OF
Northern Texas, that on receipt of our
next bill We will be able to furnish whis-
ky according to the demand, as VIC shall
then advertise ourselves as wholesale liquor
dealers.
Give us cnll and remember the "Oficc
Saloon Southeast Corner of the Public
Square, by FENDLEY y MILLER.
Dallas, April 16, 1670-3l:tf
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TELEGRAPRIC.

spccia, to the Galveston News.
WASHINGTON, April, 7.-Grafton
fled q memorial to-day with tho
Committee on elections, paying
moro time TO take testimony, and
permission to amend his answer in
behalf of his so-callcd claims TO q
scat in the place Of Conner, of the
Second District. Conner has pre-
pared a reply, and tomorrow meets
the Committee to make an oral ar
gumcnt in the case. Grafton has
whincd out an application to the
Secretary of War to give him an cs-
cort Of soldiers TO protect him while
he takes testimony in Texas. Con-
ncr's reply brands this application
rs u malicious and foul libel on his
constituents.
WASHINGTON, April Sth..-Tho
House Committee OIL Pacific Rail
roads considered the Trans Cont
mental bill to-day, and heard Mr..
b. II. Epperson, of Texas, and
others; after which the Committee,
seemed moro favorable. The bill
will be canvasscd by sections in the
House on Wednesday, with Il pros
pect of SUCCESS.
Conner and Grafton made oral
arguments before the Election Com
mitteo to-day. Grafton revamped
IL, Il ,,l,l,x, o,J bInpI and fhup 4 ~
charges. Conner made Il good fight
and an excellent defense. No con-
clusion.
AUSTIN, April, S.-The fight for
office has commenced. 1t is rumored
that Swante Palm, Postmaster, will
be removed to make room for Ger
tain ambitious gentleman whose
loyalty is more assured.
The Republican newspaper, which
supported Hamilton in the late can
vass, is racing for n share of the
public printing. Its late goings
forth arc very loyal to the powers
that be.
Extensive preparations are max
ing for the reunion of the Associa-
ton formerly known as the First
Texas Cavalry Volunteers, U. S. A.,
to take place in this city on the 2sth
inst-thc day of Inauguration. Ac-
commodations are to be furnished
the members free of expense, and
the invitation is extended to officers,
men and refugees, in this State,
who served in or were connected
with the q. s. Army during the
late war.
Parsons, brother of Senator W.
III. Parsons, has been appointed
Assistant Assessor for the 9Th Dis
trct, including Coryell, McLennan
and Falls counties, rice G. j. Elan,
removed.
NAvAsoTA, April S.-Yesterday
evening DIR. W. l.. Crenshaw, a val
ucd and highly respected citizen of
this place, was killed by being
thrown from his horse.
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BsSy~ a fire occurred nj Galveston on the
night of the 9th inst, which destroyed the
wholesale confectionery of NJ. b. Mile,
corner Of Post-olice and Twentieth Streets,
and two other buildings on Twentieth ST.
The fire was evidently the work of iuccn-
diar es.
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essiie usetins,

fstft afHHsf uffaIF tfi ia
un.aa atssi tsHff ritriari Na Z iial'sf
,aaaif. fttss ihs eiIssisf fsfssss s'ft
srt IaitIa sammiiifs 10 ifah ffsalaiisas
expressive af its siFft ~ ihs uttiisf
VIC ssHusi % Gilbff' Nah us1i Z. "
Wttf. Ihamas Lssssu cod N ssim,n'.
sls be- .hori iims ispsf'ri ,ls ivllss iHr
shisL vrrs uaatis1usly rderisi sad
sisnrl, yits-
HI,roi 10 hss hssn he pIatiige u efT
lain IrTsuss, isbg in his All ailuinins
eouniifs VI Coils add hrhivu, even fITins
80 sl0A 10 iie sFass Puis iuiih, ant shilr
ihr huursi iaF,arT Is busily rnsasci On bis
farm plan,ins bic CROP a. gather iAsiT
hands and 81 all over lhe oouniTy AHi
saihsr aal drive on al the uSmslksd
eaiile they cas- md, aud Oiien taxing those
that are markcl and hFandv,l, aud chang
ing tie sl.e i-io lheir own mATs Aai
brand
Had rk.TNss, il - hOlOTivusly knusn that
they onen gather from almost every neigh.
borhood from two 10 ave ysaTllngs for
every COW they are khorn 10 have ia their
raugri and that lhereey many Of then
have groNn, since Ihs riUse VI The late war
from almost AljscI poverty 10 he nov the
largest stock men among usi therefore
k,sulrfd, Thai ~ the eiliSeHs sf Pre-
elngl Ne 4, Dallas Counly, Texas, have
horne the unlauhl marking bra nding
aud driving 81 eur s,Oet, Until further
farl,earahcr ceases 10 bs a virtue,
R,s5'rrk That We notify personally Any
ani an PERSONS in this immediate vicinity,
WIZ have heretofore been engaged ia thus
unls wiul,y marking aud driving oar stock
from ih ir range, that they must desisl,
and request them peaerAbly 90 do 80
aud 10 warn them, that IL they do net the
puGisLmeIt shall be swift and sure,
Rs'plsfA That every persch from dis
lance, who may cowe among rs To gather
| their ,lIsk, be notified Of the proceedings
/ of this meeting; and further notified that
such stock rs they can find In our range
and Identity as belonging 10 them by the
mark aud brand, they eau take away, but
/ that they must take no Other
/ Rr,oir,d, That II shalt be the duty nj
each Of us TO watch closely every man o.
body OF men gathering cattle In our tango
aud II they find any OF the ncighbors cat
/ tie In their herd, to report the same 10 lhi'
community forthwith; and request all per
sons living at q distance OF ten miles OF
over from here, TO pen their cattle at SOME
/ pen ms central in the neighbOrhood Ms they
cah, and give notice Of the faci, that per
sons interested may examine the same.
/ RrsOircd, That We pledge ourselves tC
stand by and project each other in any
lawful steps that may be necessary TO SC
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-16

o. tfl.ffta.it. ntI .fHtH.ir
aIt Jif afn.Hsa. tfihf is sbtsln
"a ttfss.i ff.fsHfs.fittis ~ AsistIr
stit ifh Nts tsit ss iis sins isI a'
a. itf riF ~ rssisn ssi f'fafis terri.
tif iHfrfsuf ~ Nts f.unilssish ihs tih
~ lsruHrr, shi ils fsfisis ibinls ih'i
tF rfautf musi iats fualff-i 'n ihsi
lsu,rau ss she sas rsry lsl'ily laiFn.
CAT lanfssisr n 'hs fttas laas sisr
nsussr 81 Nssasaia she ssnt from Nes
Na'l ~ li,sTngol ou 'hs Ci,y Of boston IN
sfIrlp,hsr hsi, TiVss, IN his IaTsr II he
cab. q ls,l Uplrl n abe ofirsrs " che mis-
sing vessel. Ne says they wsTs exceed
iurly iyrauuisallu ihe slreTagr passengers
itpri,inr lhsm ~ comforts unnecessarily
sni .ssLius frequent occasion TO curse aud
drive ihrm ab9ut Sc ia the a9sl oa, TAgsou'
mauEeF
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W. GUlk.EOTT,
STRAYED,

EHR0M the undersigned living 8 miles
H. West Of Camden, Rusk county, Texas,
last September, q SMALL BROWN MARE
MULE, 6 years old branded z with a
mark through the letters, on the left thigh.
Said mule was bought front Mr.. J. j..
Mitchell, who, think, was from Dallas
county, about two years ago. Any infor-
nation Of said mule, sent me at Camden,
Rusk county viii be thankfully received
and literally rewarded. -
April lG. lS7O-3l:4w~
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Letter from Decatur.

DECATUR, iEahs, |
April 9th, 1870. !
To the Editors of the Dallas Herald
On picking up the Denton Monitor Of
the ID inst, this morning our attention IS
arrested by m article headed "lndian
Dcpredntions in Texas" taken from the
n. .. Picnynnc.
This friend Of the Picnyunc (his report
er), who gave hi n the information, places
" his section" Of the country in most de-
plurable condition. lie says that the
people there live in momentary dread Of
The indians (Coman,hes), who frequently
make raids in force, and succeed not oaly
in driving of largo numbers of horses, but
in capturing women and children, whom
they keep until redeemed by their trends
at heavy ransoms.'
After copying the article al length,
giving the manner in which these depre-
cations are committed, Sc, the M0nitor
SAYS (editorally): "The above is true Of
Wise, Montague and Parker counties, but
the Indians do not trouble the people of
Dcn'on county,
As for Montague and Parker counties,
they can speak for themselves; but as to
Wise county, there is not word of 1t true
The last Indian raid of any note that was
made into Wise county, extended TO within
a few miles of the town of Denton. Since
this raid there have been but two or three
little stealing parties in, that drove off q
few horses. The last man who was killed
in the county was killed last November
Twelve months ago. The last woman or
child that was captured in the county was
captured in September, 1866. The people
of Wise county live in no more dread today
than do the citizens Of Denton.
AS an evidence of the truth that the fact
last above stated is actually correct, some
of the citizens of the paradise OF safety
denton County,, have actually sold out
and immicrated and settled in Wise Co.
1t is rather astonishing that some news
papers will persist in publishing such false
and exaggerated reports. from which no
good can possibly arise. There can be but
one object in publishing such stuff, and
that is 10 stop emigrants who would go fur
ther west, aud in doing this their own Dor
ders are kept exposed.
Wise County has stood as a firm breast
work for the defence Of the more interior
counties for many years, and now that her
inhabitants feel secure, all that she asks is
n fair show, and that the emigration that
would come may not be deferred.
II the Monitor would only tell them TO
come over, instead Of trying 10 stop them,
be would not only do Wise County service
but Denton too.
We are in 10 danger. There are many
of us here who have lived here twelve years,
and have the first Indian to see yet, or the
first horse TO lose.
We have peaceable, quiet white mans
county. In the last election there was but
one colored vote cast, and that was Demo
cratic. More anon.
tt CTANETFTn
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STATE OF TEXAS,

COUNTY OF DALLAS. J
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Dallas
County, Greeting:
NOU arc hereby commanded to notify by
l. publication, Elizabeth j. Funkhouser
and her husband Jacob Funkhouser, who
ara non-resdents of the State Of Texas,
that James II. Burlington and Sarah +.
Burlington have filed in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of Dallas Coun.
ty, Texas, q statement to perpetuats testi-
such case made and provided, alleging in
substance as follows: that the said Sarah
F. is the daughter and heir at law of
James N. Smith, late Of Dallas county, de-
ceased, and that the said James II. is her
husband; that the said James N. Smith,
did before his death by last Will and Tes-
lament make ample provisions for his wife
Malinda Smith, md that after the death of
the said James n, and before his said Will
was probated, the same was shown and
fully explained to The said Malinda, by the
executor thereof and others, and that with
full knowledge of her legal rights both
under and against the Will, she elected to
accept and did accept the property therein
begueathcd and peacibly enjoyed the same
to the day of her death; and that the said
James H. and Sarah T. fearing that the
heirs at law of the said Malinda will ut
some future time bring suit for the recove-
ny of some portion of the property now in
their possession rs the heir said James n.
Smith, will after service of this notice pro-
coed TO perpetuats the testimony in the
case according to law.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there before said court this notice, with
your return thereon showing how you have
executed the same.
Witness NJ. Thevenei, Clerk Of
SEAL the District Court Of Dallas coun-
Wv ty, and the Seal of said Court
hereon impressed, this 9Th day Of April A..
D. 1870. NJ. THEN ENEf,
(3l:4w] CIR. d. e. ID. Co.. Texas
Printers fee, Sl2 so, specie.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-16

nas" One of the very best papers that
comes to us is the Scientific American, a
weekly journal of practical information,
art, science, mechanics, chemistry and ma
nufacturcs. Mum s. Co., publishers, 81
Park Row New York. Terms, only So per
annum. 1t is profusely illustrated with
engravings of all new patents, giving the
details Of all new inventions. Every me
chanic and farmer should have 1t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-16

Iss- Tue TUnNuiNGisT.-fhs second
numl.sr NJ Ibis jnrnsl has reached rs and
is fully up to the promises held out by the
fact. /. contains very ias fall page en-
grs,isg, on tinted paper giving he details
oi the Easl River RriiFe Caisson, Other
articles 81 great interest serve 10 rrnder
this number valuable, both 10 the praeliosl
man aud 10 the general reader, Am0Hgs'
lhem may he mentioned The Manufacture
Of Porcelain, Recent Improvements In Dis
Ullaiion, Street Railways, Ocean Lines Of
Telegraph, The Paris System OF Drainage,
influence OF Occupation on Health, The
History Of the l.uciisr Match, lsomelrieal
Protection, The Silence OF Little Things,
sc, Sc, Those who desire to examine a
eopy.of this Journal should send twenty
GEMS To the Industrial Publication Com
pany, 10 broadway, New io,h.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Dallas
County, Greeting:
WHEREAS, oath has this day been
w made before me by r. ID. Cougbanour,
Attorney of record for John Anglers and
Henry Nagle, that George Gay is q non
resident Of the State of Texas, SO that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon him; these are therefore 10 command
you that, by making publication Of this
Writ in the Dallas HERALD" n newspaper
printed in the town of Dallas, for four sue
cessive weeks before the return day there
Of you summon the said George Gay to be
and appear before the Hon. District Court
of Dallas county, on The first day Of the
next term thereof, TO be holden Of The
Courthouse, in the town Of Dallas, on the
10th Monday after the ID Monday in Feb
ruary, 1870, then and there to answer tbs
petition Of John Anglers and Henry Nagle,
now fled in said Court, in which petition
the said John Anglers and Henry Nagle
pray for the partition Of certain real and
personal property situated in the town OF
Dallas, county Of Dallas and State Of Tex
as and consisting in n certain lot or parcel
Of land known as Block No. 81, upon which
is established what is known as the Dallas
Foundry; a steam engine and boiler,
cupols, and iron safe, lathe, palmer,
some blacksmith tools, &c, &c
Herein fail not, and Of this Writ due re-
turn make Is the Law directs.
- Witness, ii. TheveDeL Clerk Of
I SEAL the District Court Of Dallas eOun-
wv ty, Texas, and the Seal Of said
Court hereon impressed this 12ih day Of
April. G.D. 1870. NJ. THEFKNET,
Ok. D. c. ID. Co. TeTas.
Game 10 hand same day ISSUED and exc
euisd sane day By delivering 70 the ONCE
Of the Dallas Herald true copy Of the
within y. H. MINIMUM,
Islsivl Sheriff.
LFrini,rs fee. SIC ., srseis-l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-16

AnrnrRs Iloar MAGAZINE, for April, is
received. II is 4 good number, fully equal
TO any Of its predecessors. 7. S. Arthur
4 Sons, Philadelphia. Terms, only 50 per
annum.
TnE cnILpRrS's lloun, Tor April, by the
same publishers, is also received. Terms,
81 % per annum. A delightful little
monthly for the little ones
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Bl5y~ In Il, Il. Washes window we 81

pS~ In b. T. Washes window we see
some nice styles of goods for gentlemen /;
samples of his premium shirts, besides
choice and new neck ties, bows, collars,
etc., etc.; and Us usual the most stylish
boys and children's goods in this city.
Our country friends ALONE need Captain
Washes address, for all our resident citi-
zens know the attractions of his store, No.
ITO Canal Street, near St. Charles New
Orleans Times, Sunday, April 81, 1870.
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Coy. Buy podges Flows from HAYNES.

Day- TnE LITTLE CORPORAL for Apri! is
received, Nlpcf life and visor as usual;
always fresh and bright and original
Let all the children have this delightful.
Jsycnilc Magazine. Only one dollar a
year. Published by Alfred l.. Scwcll & Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-16

usnlrL RoNSs AZ cAlNgRt, Az rrHIlsn'
ts, PBlrEs.-we lake pleasure in stating
hat a general assortment ~ the Publiea-
lions Of the .isTisas Tract S.'.siH and Of
the AusTleSa SsEday SsLesl tHieS, are
kept ~ The Drug Store Of MessTs, Il, craN
E,rl 4 Son, A. calvert, AlOf the Pnbl'ea'
iluns aforesaid arc sold al the Ahoye house,
=, tho Societies Catalogue prices, This il
= great convenience TO Sunday Schools and
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-16

DIR. Snow will carry one of his
fine blooded horses TO Dallas coun-
ty this season. The DIR. has the
best bloOded stock in the State
They have taken the prize at every
fair in the State and have won
every race at the Dallas race track
when run. There is a general dis
position here TO improve our stock.
TEaufnans Star