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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14


81 IA esehange lTuly remarks Ihai
",he negro is no longer a ehnllel, no longer
a child, no LANCER dependent Tie Laws
have swept away his leaiiag s'Tlnss, lls'
r Used Lls gnarliahs and elevated him 10
perfect civil rqusliIy with rs, lie IL, 81
lar as legal enaelmenls ear msks hin, Que
IT u.s. recognized part Of the body Pslllle'
Who heneeiorlh Rrst look Tor neither adj
vice nor assls,aneo irom outside sources
but stand or fall on his own individual agd
inherent merits. Tho special champions
or the blacks have claimed that the mere
accident Of color was the only really we'll
defined difference between them aud Cau'
en.ian stock TIA: when once placed on an
equal footing IN every respect with the
Will e., they would letrlop the same energy
and thrift, the same honesty aud virtue,
the sa:np desire aud ability to grow In
knowledge and wealth, the same proper
ton of all those qualities which 60 10 make
up good citizen. This disputed question
Is now up for final discussion, and the de-
cision is TO come solely from the negroes
themselves. They are 10 be, in every sense
Of the phrase, nibliers Of their own destiny.
If they rise, it will DO by tho sheer force
Of their own unaided powers If they fail
il will be through thvr own organic aud
;ncurahlc faults. llcnccfor,h they must
expect neither charity nor considerations
no excuses will be made for their f1Ilies,
no indulgence granted TO their sho:teom
ings-they are to be tried by the same
standard as white men, AMI, willingly or
unwillingly, must accept the result II
they io TO, keep step with the march oil
progress; If the principles and the Instincts
that have heretofore combined 10 make
them little better than national Incubus
are not thoroughly eradicaicdi il, IN short,
they fail to understand their new position,
and fail to become worthy Of il, they will
be overwhelmed, trodlcu uiidtr ioBt and
left in the rear. The negro is fairly in the
arena and pittcd against the white man
If he holds his own in the inevitable strug.
gle with lis formidable competitor, well
fer him and we'll for the country; if lie
docs not he mus, surely go TO the wall, aud
; in the end be wiped ont Of existence
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14

geD' The Henderson ky.) Land Sale is
we'll worth the attention of the people
Price Of tickets fv. dollars. This sale has
twice been postponed, on ncconn, of the
fact that from the siringcncy Of money mat
tcrs person. were not free in taking tickets.
and enough were not sold to justify the
proprietor WIN. McClain in letting the sale
AXE place. We kgots hat the scheme will
DC fairly carried out. We have received Il
circular letter from Mr.. McClnfn who as
surcs all ,ickct-boldcrs that the drawing
will take place on tic 4th of July next, or
earlier, if ticket holders will help hip by
inducing their friends and nGighbors TO
take part in the enterprise Fhe lands Of
fercd cannot be exGcllei in richness and
produetivcness iu the world, being CT the
itch a!luvion Of the great Ohio river bot
tom. The ones who may chance to. draw
the cheif prizes will make their fortunes
at once.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAM in the RICH, side, under the
edge of the ribs, increase on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the
LETT side; the patient is rarely able
to lie on the left side; sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and it frequently extends to
the top of the shoulder, and is some
times mistaken for rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected
with loss of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general arc costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with dull, heavy sensation
in the back part. There is generally
a considerable loss Of memory, &C;
companicd with a painful sensation
of having left undonc something
which ought to have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an az.
tendant. The patient complains OF
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains Of a prickly sensa-
ton of the skin; his spirits are low ;
and although he is satisfied that exeT-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, nc dis
trusts every remedy. Several OF the
shove symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
of them existed, yc, examination OF
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER to have been extensively de-
ranged.
ACUE AND FEVER,
On. M'LANE's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES OF AcuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
Of the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory TO,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, Pa,
PRorRIE1oRS.
pS Dealers and Physicians ordering rom
Others Than Fleming Bros, ill do well 10 write
their orders distinctly. and take mere tat n
IFLaxes, f,tpareG ~ fleming Bret, f'"''
tE'ch. Ia.
Sold ny all respectable Druggists. and Country
Si,rekuepcrs generally
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14
Northern Letters.--lsO. B.

rup SOUTHERN REPRESENTATIVES, ~ con-
opEss--IuE TEXAS DELEdArIos.
call them Representatives, though every
intelligent person in tine United States
knows they do not, in fact represent the
Southern people. The nren who would be
the choice of majority of the people,
could they express it at the ballot-bo1, are
Ineligible by the l4,h Amendment nnt
the Acts Of Congress; ard these so-called
representatives Fave Teen elected, or so de-
clared to be, b. the negroes and their few
white associates, aided by the military
rower. Itmay be said truthfully, although
Conner from Texas was elected by demo-
cratic votes, not one Of the whole delega-
ton from the States, once forming the
Confederacy, would have been the choice
and selection of the people thereof, either
for Senators or Representatives. They
have been forced into their present posi-
,jons and, Of course, they represent neither
the intelligence, the property, nor the pa
irioiism OF the South. Yet Northern men
and REPRESENTATIVES in both branches OF
lie Congress are continually quoting them
as evidence, entitled TO credit, TO prove
existing Southern sentiment aud the INIT
vcrsul prevalence Of disorder, outrage ana
HfslO-d..rs le u not bhuluetNA ~ NY
not know that these carpet-baggers and
scaIlawags src directly interested in the
question at issue, and that their only
chance Of beiee continued in Office depends
on the application Of military force and
the exclusion OF fhe better class Of citizens
from the polls7 Fence they deliberately
fsisify the sitnstiot :, furnish an excuse
for the Northern rndicsis 10 continue their
f~r.nicaI and oppressive rule over the
souih. But vbiie the Hertbern leaders
are wiling 10 use these disfseable tools 70
keep their party in power, o. the sane
.i-us il is EVIDENT they despiss ti,etn- The
more decent republicans do not hesitate q
srIuse % then in debate with scora and
rsn,sny.t. shall never forget The sith-
csiiIs rehute ada iniEtered 70 Morgan Han
.lisu ~ the indignant Irunbnll- tss =
rs,i-h at. = hiti hs vas hdtfhe 3. assct .Ess
n rertler-e.. y. FROM tbsir 1cssi5ns
-lcSf -ref-hc- Arr chsale3to d. q, i.csl-
-,l--ic ifa-r E-Ls-i S11ittru Frtf't
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14

~ unr Senior las been svrr'y afflicted
lu,lEs tie past week Ni,h srry sryer'
ease Of ,are lhroai-liv'aerla, perhaps
Nrs,snnnF his en,,ans's sn,enlanee an,l
aiirslivn Al the 0Aice, We iell the need VI
~. s,r, Ices. apd iLe sanrium feem'l quite
lonely without him, lie is H"N briier
anil Ne h"Pe viii he aLl' 10 resume bis eli
'Orial aud olhsr duties ia Imp tor our is
'uv q. May 2l''.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14

rSir The Denton Monitor Of Saturday
,onIaint an editorial partially addressed
TO US, We DO not admit the charge that
we have ever tried 10 use either "sophislry
or soun'd nrgumrn, to gain capital in Wise
NJ The expense OF the people Of Denton
county. We make no capital in that man.
uer,--neirhcr do We desire 1t. The Mont.
Tor, 10 -ay tho least. il mistaken. Our col
umns are open to all our patrons for ih,
dicussou VI proper topics.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14
tHE STATE or TEXAs,

COUNTY OF TAuRANT.
70 Sheriff Of Tarrant County, Greeting:
X7OU are hereby commanded that you
n summon Jesse Robinson, by publlca-
ton in tho Dallas HERALD, II newspaper
published in the town of Dallas. Dallas
county, Texas, to be and appear before the
Honorable District Court,-to be holden III
the town of Fort Worth, in Tariaht county,
on the l4th Monday after the 2nd Monday
in February, 1876, then and there 10 an
swer the petition of Cornelia \. Robinson,
in substance rs follows, io-wit:
THE STATE OF TENAS, !
County or TAsRASr. I
In the Dis trict Court, Spring Term, Ap.
1870: To the Honorable A. Is. Norton,
Judge of the Fifth Judicial District of the
state Of Texas, holding Court in and for
the county of'Tarraft in said State:
q Your petitioner, Cornelin Robinson, who
resides IN the county Of fnrrnnt, State Of
Texas, complaining Of Jesse Robinson,
whose residence is TO Your petitioner I'M
known, respectfully represents unto your
Honorable Court that heretofore, to-wit'
OH tho 18th day of August, 1865 Plaintiff
and Defendant wero legally married in the
city Of atlanta, In the State Of Georgia,
that FROM the date Of said marriage until
the 10Th day Of January, 1909, Plaintiff
aud Defendant lived together as husband
and wife, plaintiff always demeauing her
self towards DcfeDd Us a kind and aiiec'
tiouate wife. that Defendant had previous-
ly left Plaintiff for months Mt a time, lived
in adultery with other women, during v hich
time he was cross some in his temper to
wards Plaintiff, cruel in his treatment to
her, vac guilty of great excuses, outrages
and cruel treatment TO the Plaintiff, and
on said 10th day of January, 1869, he fin
ally abandoned Plaintiff altogether and
lived for long time In adultery, with an
1t or woman whose name Is TO the Plain
tiff unknown. Plaintiff AYERS that Dsfen-
dant has been guilty Of sueh excuses, cruel
treatment and ontrages toward her as
would render them living together MS hus-
band and wife altogether iusdpportable :
Plaintiff further ssers that Defendant
abandoned her ard lived in adultery with
another woman with the intention OF final
abandonment.
Wherefore the premiscs Citation, Plain
tiff prays for Citation and Defendant be
cited BY puslication IN the Dallas HERALD
q Newspaper pubiished in the town Of Dali
lag, in the county Of Dallas, and State Of
Texas, as the Law directs, and on hDal
herring decree Of divorce be granted an
nuiine tie bUnds Of marriage betreen this
fleintif ard the Defendant, And for past
and for general relief and ns in duty bound
Z. HovEyKAMP,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
80 - 49, =
rrit, showing how ycu have e1ecufed tht
same.
Witness " Z. Larrsuct, Clerk
SEAL Of The District couTi q Isrrhn,
Wv eounfy TszaaEsiif The seal o.
said Court hsrrnnts sf1ca dis 18th day
Of april Ar. 1870
w B. LAyRASCE. Csuufy Clerk
ByT. ". hkFF. Deputy.
Arrii 90, lsfe-351-
lrnss,fsfes so - sFssit
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14

syMr. T. F. Eawlins, of Lancaster, in-
forms us that very serious and perhaps
fatal accident, occurred at or near Cedar
Hill, in this county, on Tuesday oflast week.
A little son of Mr., A. J Mccain, aged about
10 years, was running horse after some
cattle, when a COW Immediately in front
Of him stumbled aud fell, aud the horse be-
ing too near to be checked fell over her
throwing tho lad 10 the ground. II is sup
posed he struck bis bead against something
in his fall, as he was knocked senseless
aud had not returned TO ecnseisusness up
10 last Friday though he was s:il living
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14

The monument 10 the late Cover.
nor Powell Is nearly completed, Il,
will be- twenty-five feet high aud
one uf the mos, imposing in the
State Georgetown Times
The plastic hand u sculpture never cary
ed in rarian stone the name ofa purcr pa
'riol or better man Than the departed ca,
Goverpdr d; Kentucky, lIoa. lasaru, W,
Powell.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14

lFY' 4. IN. CUSHING, Houston. Texas
wholesale and retail dealer in school
Books EtbICS, JIy ma Books,
literature, statibhttt. Printers
stock, CkiIdren's Carriages,
Landrcth'S Garden seeds, imrcr-
ted Flower seeds, Twines. Paper
Bags, Wrapping Papers, Drug
gistS' sundricS, FincP6Cket Gut
lery, etc.
Bsy- Unstable school Books taken on
account at fair !alhf!ioh, according TO
conditi5h.
March 3, lS10-2jtf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14

nrIhe terr5bi, disaster Shieh occurred
ni Richmond, Va, On the 9Th ali- by the
falling in Of the gallery and Seer Of the
Cours 81 Appeals rsoIs in The Capitol, re-
sulisd in the killing outright Of thirty-fve
ysrssas. and tie vsundihg Of over one
hu-srss 0.Hrr-, some u -bSu have since
died.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14

BY. Tire LIE and Epis,le, Of 50. Fsrl.--
We are indebted to Mr.. T. L. liawlins, Of
Lancaster, the agent, for copy Of the above
sork. We have not been able to LOOK over
it re., sat can say that it is we'll gotten
up and handsomely bound. Mr.. Rarlins
wishes Us to inform The subscribers that
the balance ofthc books are on their way
here and will be delivered shortly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14
WOOL tAnDsso
ffb
MfTT.T.TMH.

Xlfr desire 10 - n iif tttfii 4 f'sllst
w ant siisihi-f feuaiitf. Tat sstff
rtu rufy ~ rtitt sri fafi srsl tn ttf
usnsi iffns VEL nusi T. Fsflfd tlfss
sri Zee ~ trtfs.- COS ttahi ~ gitass ia
sNfrg sg at efs 81, i7f-i ~ iuruifhti.
~ rts alec IFiFsitd a. receive shi
gliui rrfr -irsitnufy tuli vii u elaTEii
snd saiisfsriisn gi'sn. We expect 10
lars cur saw Mill 10 epsraiien
ia a short iias, sni cur IslOtRiNG
Mills ~ early harvest, Tall AMI go
~ ~ Ihe Oh siahl II " " MORROW
shore 90 sill rs Plrased 10 ue.i aat sFr'r
ga o. iLt i,ttt ui nnT shilis.
~. N. MORROW . 90,
Dallas, May n lsIn-s5'f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14

H6rrcpE-Wc learn nhat ore
R,l,al Rosinlcr. = Mexican. was kill
"A al Keniper City. in this country,
-, he 18th inst. l,y Mr. Joel Col
I'm. Harrcars from aHidaviis that
ne deceased had prevented he
.--,s.i ~, If on e Of Mr.. Collins beCTef
,.,,.r Ire river and when ordered
:, ,,~st isv Mr.. &. made threats
= -a;nst BIS lif~, accompanied ssith
d,.fant and aggressive artions-
Is,-s~i,r 4 lsn:f., sferraPon NJ.
collins Killed iii'n-
fVir.fis AJ-s-ris
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14

Tho Savamnah Republican says /:
Gems. Joseph +. Johnston, James h.
clauton and III. W. Harmon, have
formed partnership for the pur.
nose oftransacting a real estate and
general land agency business in the
Sfatc of Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14
BsV" Clark & bryan have on hand II com
plctc assortment of Ladies' and Misses hats
---.-. ---~-" g s------' DO
Ca" Buy your books from HAYNES.

en- Hon. n. NJ. Burford has just re-
luruti fron Parker county, aud speaks in
glowing terms OF rutherford, and of the
hope md drift and prosperity Of Parker
aud Tic froulicr counties generally. We
regret to learn, as we do from Judge t.,
that that faithful sentinel. on-,hc border,
J W. Duke, Of tho Wcathc, ford Times, is
in declining lcal;h.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14
y . Dbb,
DIR ES5 GODS
FROM TIE MOST DELICATE
ENGLISH BAREGE

ENGLISH BAREGE
At TEN CENTS per !"ld to the most superb
SILKS, GREHDyNES
AND
PINE APPLE FABRICS,
FAST CQLORED PRINTS,
s;I>IsI ING SrE'Nr LIES
A, Toe. per yard, currency.
Sprague's Dunnell's and
Merrimack's Prints
Al ~ cents, currency.
5000 doz. English, American
and German Hosiery,
From 81 to $50 per dozen. .,.
TABLE DAMASK, ALL LINEN,
At 4Oc per yard, currency.
LINEN LAWN, ALL LINEN,
At twenty-five cents per yard, currency.
LACE SACKS,
From Sl2 SO to 500.
LACE POINTS,
From 81 80 tie so.
DAMASK, FOR CURTAINS.
LACE CURTAINS,
In pairs and by the yard.
PILLOW CASE LINEN.
Linen Shcetlng, Drill, Duck & COatings,'
Napkins, Doilics, Towels,
Table and Piano Covers,
Gents Lisle and Jacouet Undershrts
Gents Linen and Drill Drawers,
Cents and Ladies Kid Gloves, all sizes aad'
Colors,
AT
DAREINGS
One Price
DRY GOODS IGNIPOIsIJ ~
I7....,.......".MAIN STEET...,......" = =
houston, .EeYas.
January |, lSI0-lG;ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14

esy-rhe popular agricultural and FIRE.
side paper lln.Ern AND IlowE, OF May Z,
is At hand, full Of useful and staining
innticr. az usull
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14

Soy Hon Sam. Evane, Senator from this
District, drew the long term in tho draw
ing of terms il he Scnric OH the 2nd inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14

Gay Ruby aud Mat, Gaihes both drew
6 year terms in the drawing Of terms in
the Senate Oh the 2nd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14

esa7'We arc under obligations to Thomas
Gv.gan, Music and Musical Instrument
dealer Galveston, for the following new
music
I'm Happy mo in Tears "old Ireland
must be free "Crorsing the Ferry"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14

~ - t-sbsB-s says thrt large ysir
q stone sszi has issh discsve,r3 near
r,husesns. Ssssr-s Csrrr-- w hrls
,ss--el.ssz rlil prove frus.-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14
ShinqIe Machine.

frSHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully 10.
forms the prbiit that Be has No j
s6inele Machine, snd is prepared 70 f1r,
Alb tks t,si artieIe % yellow e5titavooa
Fbinxlss Of frsrr s5so SC per tborsnnd.-
N.ehins near the Dallas Spring
JACK sCoII.
si,r14 1870 s-roz
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14

~ Tb-rs -. > siiStt stsct = ezsfh-
quake r. 81 f--n.is.r - iHs 20 M
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14

E-S' New, cheap and interesting s'osk.
OF Goods, at ilayurs-,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14
A MEDICAL CHEST For EVERY FAMILY.
Price 25sis.
MARSDEN'S
vnGDTABEn PILL

mhhSOGH
vEGElTA BLH PIhhS.
ARE THE BRsT AND SAFEST MEDICINE ron
Prhnr the blood Erupton OF the Skn B0sheS Pmples Bo
parrNy DETERMINATION hoodi0
The Head LoWness qT spirits heianoy Affections OF The Hid
nes Lungs Disorders VI the hmach, DlonsneAs ana fNes
Patients suffering Immediate relief s act
both by and Mind and AMER 81 us'
Inv operating equally al diseased the Instead
particular Eonl reme the evils 81 m PuT6e
d5Rf manifest. decided superiority Over ao'hs' hsa
PeParaiiens $3.50 ,,.,-... =, d.,
uahg The mIaie1d stomach 10 us proper lone
aud digestion and halou. ie" snd 40
the stomach aul BRAIN these lis
distressing Bilious leadaehss laesomPanie with
they eheeinay on supnes
which hOm ndusn a freely IN tie
introduced the public that whilst eNe'ing special aeneh
also materially affect the scereiions II tho
the four principal by which all Ct
removed from the system, their restorative
and properties must he evident 10 ALL
fills found highly instrumental In checking
PnpalIon Heart
Weak oNhess spT
Wo-ms anu MI diseases
arising from Imrure, whisi in diseases which m
liable have been found most ctnu aud are an
mother have IN her household be able
Immediately symptoms OF certain ailments appear
Masdens Vegetable Pills are Sugar Coated and Plain
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
MARsrEs Nrdrrhtr rus you desire n anu 10
NOT sell those which they make larger profit
r. H. rloyi. Wholesale and Retail Agents, Dallas
Crowdus & Turner, "
ID. \, NJ. Cochran /"
Sold 10y n Druggists and sOrekecrers Jan" le"''E
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14

reJ'Jusr received a, Clark y n,yaa's I
complete stock II sadLlcry.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-14
TANlnr's Nfnnit0r.

M and lmrrarsi rliiloa. lasi issued.
lr.cs, u'a'L. - ~, Sent ~ nail,
}. n. SNlNuEIl.S, liemM Gfi.ce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-03
IPuBLIc REsoLUrIoS-No. ST.

REsoLL TON authorizing the Commi ssioner of In
Dian Affairs 10 appoint guardians trustees for
minor Indian children who may be entitled t. pen
sions or bountIes under the existing laws.
whereas sundry Indians served in the federal
army, some Of whom died in the service aud Others
slice leaving minor heirs; and whereas there il
provision 81 law for said minor Indians to obtain
bonnfes, back pay, other benefits 10 which their
ancestor Was entitied: Therefore,
ksSOIred by the Senate and IfOUSs of RsprsSs1,o-
tires Of "a. Cat,,f States o. America IN COHgrsSs
dSSs5Ubf, That the COMM ssiOner of Indian All
Is fereby authorized and empowered to appoint
guardians or trustees to any OF said minors, aud D
take bond and security for the performance OF sue
duties, and such guardian tru. ties shall be author
lied y collect from the government all such back
psy, bountes. and pensions to which sail minor IN ay
he entitled, and 60 expend the same for the and
benefIt of such minors, with the consent and under
the direction OK aUy court of record Of the United
Sta e, OF OF any Territory having jurisdiction at the
place where such minors may reside: PTOrtfs Tn #
the terms Of the foregoing resolution shall apply
10 the Cherokee, Creek, Choctaw, Chickasaw, or
Seminole natiOns Of Indians, conflict in any man
ner with the provisions OF the treaties OF eiyh
hundred and six six with those nations: P0oriIsf
trTfsr That the provisions Of this resolution shall
eXtesd ONLY TO Indians ing in the ninth regiment
Il hausas cavalry. Approved, July IL, I5iU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-03
RY LATIMER & CLEARY, Auction GERS.
- Successors to Cooper q Lstimer,D
10y LATIMER& CLEARLY, Auctfoueers
- Successors to Co Der 4 Latimer 4
Southwest corner Penn a avenue and Itch str a..

n By virtue Of deed Of trust from samuel
UY9StrODg and wife to me, dated June 7, 1859, aud
recorded In Liber II, and X. folio ass, etc. one
OF the lard records of the District of Columbia and
by order OF the party secured thereby will sell at
public auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the
1eth day OF November, 1870 AZ half past 3 O'Clock
in the afternoon. the following real estate. to wit
Part OF Lots numbered one (p and seventeen, (HJ
in Square numbered six hundred aud eighty six,
1865 in the city Of Washington and District OF Co
lumbia, beginning for the same at q point in said
lot one on First street ct seventy nine 79l
north from the southeast corner of said lot one
thence running north with the line Of Wrist street
east nifty eight $50 feet to point in said LIT
bered seventeen, NJ and the center Of twelve foot
alley laid out TO be forever kept open in the re-
corded of lot numbered two, and ssd lot
numbered seventeen, "a in said square, thence
west through the center of said alley seventy
90 feet. thence south fifty eight 1881 feet ,ral
with tho line Of First street east, and thence east
seventy seven feet parallel with north street to
the place of bee inning
The above property is located in one OF the best
parts Of Capitol Hill, and vii he sold IN. follow
ing terms IS 600 cash; balance in six and twelve
months, secured by dee 4 of trust on the premises
$lCC to be paid on the day of sale.
CHARLES EWING, Trustee.
oc2S-dAds LATIMER CLEARy, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-03
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A RESOLUTION granting condemned ordnance for n
soldiers monument at Providence. Rhode Island
and at BuckspOrt, in the State OF Maine.
hsSofrsd by the Senate and House Of ksp7sSsn "a
ttrsS OF k United Safes Of America IN Congress
aSStH'6tsd, That the Secretary of War be, AMI he
hereby Is, authorized to delissr to the
the state Of hbode island four condemned iron NOR
ters. to be used in the erection of soldiers M
meuf at Providence. IN said State.
SEC Ahd be II JPTissT r.SO!rsf, That the Secre-
tary OF ar De, and he il hereby. authorized de
liver 10 the municipal suthoritv of BuckspOrt in the
State OF Maine four condemned iron cannon ami one
hundred shot she'll to be used IN The erection OF
- ldiers monument at that place.
AppIoNe d. ] ulY IA. ls-O