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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-12
Baltimore Bl ! D il / ! { .C0RNERy,
.STIhLaUNDER WAY !
- NLO'WNIs MIN@o
O.. 90. sWlgszgR, "a.

Nov has tho whole track open, md, will
run through the whole lino from now until
after Christmas. He viii also supply
SANTA CLAUS. aud all the Ladies, Gon,
uctnen and Chlldnoni With tho ; following
articles, and many others not hero men.
lloucd: w s,.E, -, -
French and American Candles, Fruits, IN
Cans-Pe,ches, Pine Apple and Straw berry,
also Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Raislns, Figs,
Currants and CItron. NUTS--Cocoan1t,
Almonds, Fihcrts, English Wainuts, Pecan;
brszil Nuts, Chcsnuts and Flinders. Oysters
In one and two ID cans. Lobster, Salmon
and Tomatoes, Sardines, Mackarcl and
Goldfish. Pickles in all sized iars, Brandy
Peaches, and other Preserves and Jpllics
Of all Flavours. Spiccs-Allspicc, Ginger,
Gloves, Nutmegs, Mace, Pepper, Mustard,
fcPpcr Sauces, Tomato Catsup, Worccater.
shire Sauce md Bull Sauce, Mnccnroni and
verinacell. Olive Oil, Lemon Syrnp, Break.
fast strips, Shoulders, Sides, Lard, Soda.
Cheese, Green aud Black Tea. Coffee, Su.
gnrH, Molasscs, Flour, Meal, Sweet md
Irish Potatoes, and Onions Snndrics-sncl,
rs Concentrated Lyc, Blucing, Starch.
Shoe Backing and Brushing, Table Salt
Ink. Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Mnck.
ab"y Snuff, Scotch Snuff, Pipes Stems,
ripe Head, Painted Buckets, Stone. ware,
'"n.so ahu Maddrr, Copperhs. aud dye
S,nfis, Candles. Soaps. Fancy Soaps, liair
~ '9>nrs "nd Combs, Periumcry-Gologncs
ana Extracts. Toys-dolls and Notions in
endless variety. Fire Crackcrs, Fro Works,
Sky Rockets, Wheel Rockets, Roman Can.
dies, T"rpedocs, and Triggers all sot for
Christmas.
Come ono and all, great and
small, give Andy Il call. / am
TO SOC white and colorcd,
young and old, big and littlo. red
white and blue, and all that can
raise dime. Come whcro you
can get your money back, and no
discount.
a. O. G]l99z5A,
BALTIMORE CORNER,
Oct. 20 IL 3mos.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-12
Equality Life Insurance Co..
OF VIRGINIA.
REASONS Why EVERY ONE SHOULD INSURE IN
THE EQUALITY LfFE INSURANCE COM

REASONS Why EVERY ONE SHOULD INSURE IN
rhE EQUALITY LIrE INSURANCE COM
FAINT or RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
ist. II is more LIBERAL TO the INSU.
hEitS than any other company, md will
eventually become PURELY MUTUAL aud
belong TO the INSURERS.
"a. IL clrculates its money amongst its
patrons. who arc the insurers Uons,-
qnrntly they are continually getting the
benefit Of the rapid accunuiations Of thr
Company, The money being invested by
The Board Of Directors amongst the n.
snrers. Therefore the insurers are build.
liIS up nn institution peculiarly their own
aud conducted for their benefit.
81. The loans OF This compnny nrc rs lib.
eT"f rs other companies who declare divi
d"n"s At the end of the second, third ard
fourth years, bnt this Company at the end
OF tue hrst and every year. Thereby t,,
insurer saves several years. interest on his
loans by insuring in this Company, nnd l..
never loses his money it he puys IN Tor ONE
" HOLE YEAR; whcreAs, in other comma.
h'es, he has to remain an insurer for soy
elnl years, or lie loses nil the money he has
md. ""'
DAliD b. CLARK. President.
inVS. @ II. MiNNE, Vicc.Prcsident.
JOHN q. WYNN, Secretary.
=, - -, :, :" @ 70 H. LANE, Actuarr.
Dr. Dr. c # Is bNViS' N3iS' Mcaical Advisers.
Judge JOHN 4. MEREpIrH, Counsellor.
pIsrci"ES.
j. j. WINSTON. Treasurer ai.1 Secretary
K. +. 4 r. K. Il.
WA, j. JOHNSON, of johnson &. Hunt,
Wholesale Groccrs.
WM. II. POWERS, of Winston h. Powers
ALBERT ORDWAY, Treasurer Buckinr.
ham State Company.
j. +. GIBSON, Superintendent Adams FIX.
press Company.
CHARLES Y. NORRIS, Morris g. Co.'S su-
gar Refinery
G' a; pEPLE. Superintendent Manchester
Cotton Wills
JOHN II. TYLER, John II. & John Tyler,
Jewellers.
MOSES MILLnfsER, Wholesale DRY Goods.
THOMAS S. BALDWIN. Clo,hicr
JOHN u: G0DDIN. Cashier Planters Bank
d. Il; DoWELL, Superintendent Wcs cru
Union Telegraph Company.
nnhA; u ROBERTSON, Caitlc Broker.
GEpHGE HERRING, Wholesale Groccr
H. L.: BROWN, OF Brown, Jones g. Co.,
Wholesale Grorcrs.
a. BoDEKER. Druggist.
D. III. RoSENBAUM, OFFS. e. ". Roscnboum,
~ Gonda.
Equality Life Insurance Co.
Examine 1ts Pamphlets before VOL insure q
n. no, s TO your interes. to do 80.
FF'nf'pal oIhte l0l5 aain Street, Richmond, Va.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
JOHN A. CHAPMAN. Dn. JAS. MoIvrosu
Local Agent. Exnrnipinu J,hv .;cion
hENJ. g. HEII0T, Gen. Travelling Aot.
Sep. a 71y. ''et'oh' o. y.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-12


Tho An'ericsn--Ia nov one of the .0LIes,
Companies In the United States, Chartered
1850. '''u
Tho ,Americ"n--IIas 1900 Of Asscts f.,
-, every 400 Of hiabiii,ics
lhc Amrrican-Ncvcr lost a dollar Of in.
rcsimcnls '"'
nc AfncrIcan'-lsaues policies on ALL dc
tr"blc plans. ''''" VIZ
lcitahc. ''' "'"''"''
nc A'"erIcan-Pnys Life Policies n ,Lc
~, insured nt the age OF eighty years.
inc a'n"rican-lIas no uDncrcss,rv ,cu,;o
~, ''onS on travel and residence.
IT, j.. n"s,''can-Drcl"rrs dividends annual.
-, ~ at The end Of the frs. year. '''"'
'"H Amc''can-lh ali losses proron,lv
I, mas al the fables Of rates for Life En-.
Vs." % %"fm', Income Producing, Return, Pre-.
%""' %"""' PREMIUM Reducing. CEildrcn's En-.
"p""'ch' Policies, and grants Annniirs nr
t'I,' f. "'orahlc terms. Its rates arc low
y r', c"S n"'h ,,, nc mntunl and stock plans,
IaLDWELL& L& BRENIZEK. GcnJ Ioor,,
H.H '''n ana Sonth Carolina. Onjcc First
'"'''"'' Bank building, CHARLOTTE, N, G.
- REFER TO O..'' -
rs TX. "1v. Vance, Chnrloltc, N. @.
ven Jno. A. Young, "l I."l..
csI ce"' AL iH,e1cs?!nder' c?!,l Columbia, s. Q.
j.. d. Cbllds, ...
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-12
j, IN. ROBSON, & I.
Commission Merchant
Nos. In 2, Atlantic Wharf,. r.s
CHAIR l. ESTON,S C..

Having ample mcnps for advances, a busl
mess experience oftWenty; years, and cons
lining himself strictly to az Commission
Business, without Operating on; his ownrao.
count, respectfully solicits constglimonts' Of
Cotton, Flour, Wheat, Corn, tvo. s:,lEipl ~
Shippers of Produce TO him may, at their
option, have their consig,hmcn,a sold citIicr
in Charleston or New York; thus having
INC 9d,y'anittaagc$of}two markets. Yitliout sxs
,i,; IL i, jR1EFERENoEs: / ! sHS
~ hshop ". NJ. Wightman, ~. or Coz.
= w IN. Johnson, Charlotte N. G; Rev. IT. 0.
aommo3ra' som, ~ Tenn.i Hon. join rAKirg, Au.
Co., Charleston, $, O.; Mcssrs. yWilliams,
Taylor, Co., New York.
April 20 II ly.. 'es2,32 3; 81; e%;J}fs%,asT
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-12

Chintse testimony has finally been ad.
mitted tathe Police Court Of San Fran.
cisco, on The ground that tho State law
excluding it Is in conflict with the four.
teenth amendment. Tho judge who
thus admits It has heretofore excluded
II. s<.%,a.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-12
Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases,

;, the gUBSCRIBER has constantly ot
nsna tssi.,assortn,cnt ,ss Of tho above approved
casss, o. dttSrent }pattefna, bosldos coffius
q h,a own inlleNke, all (which ho is prepared
" si9snlst Iat y,ery reaeoyable rates, viii
RroInptneAsa and despatch. ;'''f'' ,%'''' ~
rereolls deslrous Of having casca cont by
railroad i VIII laye them sent free Of 6hareo.
q q AZ Maarsc ts aiways on hand aud viii Ia
lus9lalled ~ ~ The ratio of El0,per day. q NJ
inla,'kiallsto lai.ltl past patronage, Tho sub.
eSflper !syt respectfully asks for continuation
o. tha sanles and assures $the public that
no r .eiloEt ol ils par! VIII DO spared to render
ss.S,S III 4. @. CHAPMAN gt5
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-12

Ihe "CA ROLlNA FERTl1lZE is made from
out Carolina and pronounced by various chemists
best Manues KNOWN only inferior Peruvian
ing Properties These Phospacs extinct nd
aid animals and qualities the
We annex The analysis OF Professor Shepard r"s"nt
Ara< n0nh 2E nT Mk or sour
~ - ....
lent Soluble Phosphate of 1,as
0 49, e e(IoneI
rhosphat ntaHt,,
Tsa """hol Equivalent o2a sulphe Of
3
''""' " ~" superiority offhe CARoANA
Wa u.u c,:, 49,. :, , ,,,,,,,, , G. sMErARD, J,lh
at SEQ ton Of 1000 lbs
GEO. w. WILLIAMS g. Co.,.
nou 20 =. Factors.a
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-12
no GDN&.WWHHNWIAso .

no GDN&.W'WIHSNWlns
I'uE Advertiser. having been restored to
~ a menIh IN rev weeks, by very sim
years with severe lung affection, and lin ,
dread disease, Cnns,lmptIon-is anxious to
make known to his follow sufferers, the
To all who dosiro it, he will send conv
OF the prescription used (free Of charSeI.
WITH the directions for preparing and usinr
inc Same, which they will flnd a suro cure
lot Consumption, Aathma, Bronchitis, etc.
Tho Object Of tho Advertiser in sending thn
prescription Is to benefit tho afflicted. and
spread Information which no conccives TO he
inYn'uaDse; and no hopes every sufferer will
anu mhy prove n blcasing. O.
poRsc address WI,
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON
Williamsburg, Kings Co., Ny,
Juno Q 81 ~.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18


We chronicle this week d most
singular deviation by, the Dallas
County Agricultural and Mechanic
al Association, from the habitual
and hitherto uninfracted custom of
such societies. Tho Secretary of
this Association Eve would thank
him by name five could dccipher
his signatureJ has actually, purpose,
~ and premcditatedly, sent us a
complimentary ticket to their An.
nuaI Fair in ample time for us to at
tend. We have heretofore been try
ing to feel tolerably thankful over
complimentaries received a fcw days
after tho performance terminated,
but, really, these eccentric Dallas
fellows have so exhausted Our stock
of gratitude that we doubt about
having any left in future when AS
sociations send us tickets customa-
rily too late.
We should be delighted to attend
tho Fair at Dallas, but very much
fear that wo shall not have sufficient
leisure. Our county friends who
can be present will bear In mind.
that it commenccs September the
GOTH Bonham News, 10th.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18
THE CENSUS. Tho law provides

The CENSUS. Tho law provides
that every person moro than twonty
years of age, belonging to any fam
ily,.in case of the absence of the
heads and other members Of the
family, shall be its agent, and rem
dor true statement to the consus
man of the information required, ION
penalty of forfciting thirty dollars
to- tho use of the United Stutos. The
first schedule enumerates dwelling
houses; families, with their names,
age, sex, color, occupation; value of
real and personal estate; place Of
birth of persons, their parentage,
whether married or single, educated
or not, etc. The second requires
tho number of deaths during the
year, and the causes thereof. The
third asks the productions of agri-
culture, name of owner of land,
number Of acres, cash value, live
stock, etc. Tho fourth is for the
products of industry-name Of cor
poration, company or individual
producing, motive power, number
of laborers, materials used, value of
products, etc. The filth will show
social statistics: valuation Of prop
crty, taxation, pauperism, crime,
libraries, wages, colleges, academies
and schools, newspapers and period
icals, religion, with all the particu-
lars.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18

Observation-Disclosures morning We had
the pleasure of seeing, in our sanctum,
Charles Babcock, representing the South
Pacific Railroad, running from ST. Louis
and destined 10 reach the Pacific coast at
or near San Diego or Guaymas, and which
is already complete and running to Pierce
City, Mo-, 80 miles northeast Of the Indian
line, distance Of 291 miles from st. Louis.
Il will enter the Nation at the northeast
corner, at the indian village of Seneca, in
the country of the Cherokee. Pierce
City, the present southwest terminus, is
on the line Of Lawrence and Newton coun-
ties, Missouri. Mr.. Babcock is thorough
business man, is well known to q number
Of our best citizens, and we wish him sue
cess in the objects Of his visit the main
one Of which is 10 solicit trade and induce
favorable consideration Of the great enter
prize he ably represents.
Drovers would do wen to notice the ed-
vertisement Of the South Pacific Railrcnd
in tO-days paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18

Tho Waco Register significantly
suggests that tho Senate resolutions
was adopted directing tho Com,
miltcc on Elections aud Privileges
10 inquire into tho eligibility OF
Hon. II. h Laiimcr, for the reason
hat Mr.. Latimer is opposed TO the
militia bill, and may defeat It's pas
sage, The Register says;
ut is rather remarkable that Mr..
I.atimor's disability was not dis.
covered until il was necessary 10
pass tho militia bill.
We have liltlo doubt but that tho
inoIigibilily OF mcmbcrs will con.
tinuc 20 come TO light, so oilcn us il
becomes necessary 10 carry some
measure further infringing upon the
liberties OF the people,"
We are graiiGed to perceive that the case
Of Senator La,iuer has been Indefinitely
postponed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18
sg-Ilaistorms seem 10 be Of very fire.


uuent occurrence in Northern, Texas this
Summer. We give in another place, nm
account of one at Cednr Hill in this county
on Saturday lasl, and another ct Mansfield,
Tarrant county the day. previous. The
Donhan News informs:us now, that very
severe one passed over that town on Satur-
day, the 1th., the severast, says the News,
within the memory of the "oldcst inhabi-
tant.n The Newssgives the following &C.
count Of the destruction by the storm :
Fences were demolished, shade
trees uprootod, andsovcraI buildings
more or loss injured. The only
house entirely torn down was Lotir-,
ems carpenter shop, in the west park
of town. The loss on the building
and contents is estimated at about
five hundred dollars. The old Alex
ander house lost about one. half Of
the parapct wall ON tho east side
The south gable of Oliphint y
Smiths store was torn off. Cox's
hotel suffered almost u similar disas-.
ter at the north end, and Rhine's
brick building was deprived ofabout,
II third of the parapet ON tho north
side. Several other houses sustain-
cd slight damage, and the floors of
nearly every one were flooded with
water, even the best roofs seeming
insufficient to keep out the torrents
of mingled hail and rain dashed on
them by the violent wind. Next
morning majority of the business
houses were opened to dry, and Gus
tomay stiffness of a Sabbath day
was broken by the sound Of the me
enanic's hammer and saw, az hasty
repairs were made where the dama-
ges were of such a nature as not toj
admit of delay. AS we heard it very
appropriately remarked, "it didn't
look much like Sunday" !
The most serious damage is that
done to the growing crops. Cotton,
within the range of the storm, is al
most entirely destroyed by the bail.
Corn ard wheat have suffered al.
most rs much.
A singular phenomenon in con-
nection with this storm is its irreg-
MARTY aud want of that definite
caurse which hailstorms usually
have. Instead of entering at one
side of the county and passing out
at the other leaving marked track
ofdevastation, itseems to hasepiay-
cd the most caprieious freaks, des-
troying some isolated crops without
serious damage 10 any Others in the
vicinity. So far as its irregularities
admit ola generalization, it appears
20 have travelled in southwest di-
rection; and, from what we can
Gather the injury to crops is not by
1ny means general throughout the
county
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18

rgTwo very important questions, says
the Galveston New, were settled in The
Lower House Of Congress, on The Sd inst
The Income Tax was fxed at the rate Of
three per cent. with two thousand dollars
exemption from tax, and the inquisitorial
features Of the present Law abolished. On
direct proposition 10 abolish this TAX al
together, the vote stood 55yeas 20 l2e nays.
a0n The proposition Of Mr.. Beck, Of
Keniucky, 70 tax coupons Of government
bonds IT The rate Of Eve per cent. there
rssa warm discussion. Il was rejected
IS 10 no. Forty Western members voted
% tsx ths bonds. TFsnty-four Rspubliosns
voted IN fsvor Of The tax"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18

eeEEmory, Conservative, has been elect
ed Mayor of Washington City, by over
three thousand majority. Many negroes
voted aud electioneered openly for Emory
without molestation from their collored fell
lows. TIE rejoicing throughout the city is
almost universal. The Bowen men. have
only two members of the upper and five
members of the lower Board. Three color
ed men were elected to the Council on the
Emory ticket. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18

There via he rvells Installation by O
O, wsich, D, 20. NJ, IA the Courthouse,
A. 9 S'slesk r,s- on Wednesday The oih
LAY o. ialS % The ofhesFs Of nallss Lodge
No, a., t0.o,f, and hldssly RueAmpneni
80, %, i,o.O.F, and an address On The sub.
Jet Of ola fellowship, by lion. }, J. 6oSi,
4. D. u. "a. NJ. Io.OF. AL odd Fellows,
Daughters Of hsheesa aud the public gene
rally are inyilsi 10 attend,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18

NI'I. N. I.. I' I.
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IfrnftHi irs A. rAAu f.iff
10 fslltIiif "a e fff.aiaf ntaHff ftl
shh sffIeIflt'l ssfsusalff ~ fanIaf
Ata|ffifslf a Al fatH| In 49, iiiH 'ntl
hpeaiff yelf ftal illf sai fsauai'sa
hif taI fi.aitl lnaiirIl.l. 80 fii fIai.
fHnly tau lsff usis IA sir agsifflfs ss
ffqstsi y,a ~ drllssf npsu ia1 nftssisa
safh "a ailItss este ~ $40 sees tlsf
sslsulaisi 70 ffsnsis ihi vsli-Is u Ne
lasniuiipa.
Respectfully and rfsisrasily,
i < = = n' ss... c.-l q -i y s ss,ss
issn, riAs, fuan.s Vases,
c. n. IrhEf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18

e@rThe Lone Star napser-ParsOn Lam
casters paPer-published at Nayaso,a,
comes TO US endorsed, Exchange or not,
rs you choose" We though, the iIERALp
was gOine 10 the Ranger all The lime, aud
having pc isslso 10 dispense With that in.
trrsflIns paper, We now enter !, on our
lis,, with an apology Tor our pasl neglect.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18

GIRLs WoRTu SpARKIYG.-Two girls,
aged IA and lC years, respectively, daugh-
iers of Mr. D. n. johnson Of this county,
having seen orr blowing about cotton
broughtus by that old codger J. b. Floyd,
of Brcckinridge, concluded they'd let us
see something really worth talking about,
SO they sent us stalk of crop of "a
acres which they are raising with their
own hands-=their first work-the family
before the war owning sixty negroes. The
stalk has 38 squares, and had it remained
in Tie field three days longer would have
had several blooms. 1t was pulled June
i5iL. Now, all loafers who may read this
who are on, the whine that they can get
nothing to do, should take tho hint from
these worthy young ladies, and-auit loaf.
ing. These girls arc worth moro than all
the lazy, languid butterflies OF fashion that
can stand between. The Aleutian Islands,
that bind Kamschatka To the North Pole,
and the Caribbean Sea.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18

o. tfssl isIg 90 llssitG ~ lllss =
f.lfisg lssl asll ~ f.lsslsf ifp.H
shsslsT a. flailllas 81 fsssig tssslisi
y "a uhHsla hs riliiJisf is 80
itsi ilt fssslg iiisaFiefID.ss sites.
iiss ffar isiiT 90 ~ ifrsfti % ssi.lst
ssai ~ iaa stlialfisii '.s n siins 80
is,luuaiig tiarii is - sssialls ra,ilii.a
IA ssfl.iist " lls iaV % 4 Ne 80
iiiisn " 'hs cr'aiasa1s % Iisfsr al
70 isfs ihsi hs rsllss CsuEi vlil iai'
iaasii.is ssiita IL iAs PFtalssa
niE sIAIE o. TEXAS. J
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18

nW-A bill has been introduced into the
Legislature to incorporate the Trinity Riv-
er Navigation Company. : We do not know
the provisions of the bill, but we hope that
some provisions will be made to clean out
the river, and If that is done, the work
should be extended as high up as Dallas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18

fGy Senator Bowers has been suffering
from sickness, but is now. sufficiently we'll
to be in his seat. lie is quito weak, but
improving. Any man In the Senate, says
the correspondent of the Galveston News,
could be better spared from his seat than
Senator Bowers. He is respected by all
his opponents as welfas friends. 1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18

TIE TEcHSoLeGIsr for June, is received.
The present number gives a. handsome en-
craving oftheTowers of the proposed Great
Bridge over the East River, from New. York
10 Brooklyn, These immense towers will
be sunk below the river bed on each side,
and will DO 278 feet above the water level,
and at the water line wi,lmeasure So X 1S9
feet out side the buttresses. The Technol-
ogist is issued Mt l76 Broadway, New York,
at 50 pei. nnnum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18

ANOTHER GARD.-That the. enterprising
firm of Fendley s. Miller understand how
to do business, and how to let the world
know what they have and where they are,
is evidenced by their liberal Advertising
By this they benefit at the same time them
selves and the Herald, and thereby the
people know where to 60 for what they
want in the line of Liquors, by wholesale
or retail, Cigars, Tobacco, etc. Men to do
we'll must invite the people to call upon
them. Fendley 6 Miller know this fact,
and act accordingly. Read their new card,
and cali at "The Office salo0n.p
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18

It is very likely says the Austin
Journal, that no appointments will
be made by the Governor until near
the close of the session, by which
time it is hoped all needful meas
ures for the Reorganization Of civil
government viii be enacted.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18
e9-we hayo received lhs proeeedlngs .

r3rwe have received the proceedings Of
public meeting, "irrespee,ive Of political
parry, race or color" held at Port Worth
on Tuesday last, Of which resolutions we're
passed regrettibf the introduction into the
Legislature Of "a Dill for,ho Organization
Of the State Militia" denylug, so far MS
Tarrant county Is concerned, the necessity
Of such law. They were received too
late for this Issue, but Will appear nsSi
week. tf 49,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18

AEsl 4. a. hsrH, ysts Il An
JuAiss Isst al silifs. i's.isi'
hsEFnnHs-i0ar sole ~ ihe 10Th inst,
requesting We 70 delisel an s,aii0n On he
.ish Froaime, Is a, haul. thank yoa far
this distinguished consideration and shile
au fisnk 10 srsRsNiedse ny liability 20
% the Eaai sghjsei q Masonry shat jos.
lies !, deserves, yea am slwAys willing "a
s0nilihuis ny miie 10 lbs goal of our 'en-
eIails Order snl sill l,sgsiare GA tho ~
easian, % The beet " nay ability, allsnpl
10 eomply With yoor request.
Respectfully ani faisFnsily,
ioaF otedlem ssFysn,
J. n, 7. RECORD,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18

IksuRE 1--WE take pleasure in calling
attention TO the advertisement in. to-day's
paper, of the Georgia Home Insurance
Company, of Columbus .Georgia. This is
q first class Fire Insurance Company, with
abundant assets, wen invested, which gives
good security TO the policy holders Such
an Institution, we gladly welcome to our
town, and recommend 1t to our people, and
particularly those who wish to insure. This
company, we are informed, has been work
ing in Texas for several years, and has
paid ell is losses here and elsewhere,
promptly. The Local Agency for this sec
ton Of country, is under the charge Of Mai.
D. p. HoLLASs, . clever gentleman, who
viii take pleasure in iransetiBg any bust
ness for his compsny hat may be offered.
His Office Is with Messrs. Kendall & Ault,
Attorneys at Law, East side Of the square
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18

Beg The House Of Representatives have
rescindod a, resolution, heretofore adopted,
to appoint a committee to visit the Houston
Volksfest, because the Germans having the
Fest in charge had determined not to adj
init coloried men on their grounds when
the affair comes OF.