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M,oit,n,s.
INTERESTING TO CONsu

Az LNvG,aIE EErUT ATToS.-Dy this phrstc may
justly chsrlceIze the celebrity OF DR. J. II. sCHESCK
OF FiaGe'pha, whose nAMe is now widely known
throughout the Auastlc States. and whose professional
reputation 10 founded his sul lahors nedi.
cal retormer. His great medicine, own a.
"SCHENC KS PULMoNIC SYRUP." has prsc lcally
rriued tue mhcLieyou' dogma OF the medical schools
that "consun pou Is incursbe. IL can be prove lty
any desirable snount Of testimony that this medicine
has cured many who pronounced by distinguished
physician. 10 be the last stages OF c2n.unton an
among the number pr. SCHESCK himself may be In.
cuded. DR., sCHFNCK Ass likewise discovered an 10.
hllbls remedy for dyspepsia, viz. "sCHESCKS SEA.
WEED TONIC" which IL probably the only true rene
~ for indigestion that can be furnished by the Matea
Nedica Of our country. sil better Or. SCHENCK has
discovered al efficient substitute for calome that great
destroyer OF the human which has prooaby slain
more than consumption itself thou IN onelourth OF the
human family IL ylciinEed by that fatal dIseGsc The
three medicines OF DR., sCHRNCK arc employed by hun
tho cure Of CONSUMPTION to which branch Of medical
practice his attention Especially directed aud 10 which
no has been more successful than any other man 10
America
Price az the Pulmonic syrup and seawecd Tonic each
$50 rer bottle ort1O = half dozen Mandrake T9lls
= ccuts toI. For sac by all druggists. JOHN T.
HENRY College place, wholo'ae Agent
HELMnoL"s f niIrI,p. EXTRACT
-, I;sccrtail cure for di.ease' Of the
BLADDER, kInALls, GRAVEL, BEOrsY. ORGANIC
WEAKNESS tEMALt GQ1MILAiNis. GENERAL
and oil diseases OF the
URINARY ORGANS.
whether existing
MALE OR FEMALE.
from yhAtsy or cause originating ana matter VI
now IONG STANDING.
Diseases o. these organs require tho use Of dqreic
Insanity ersue. esh and God are Supported
''' ''''' HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
mat ofposcry depend, uPon prompt use Of re liable
HFi WDoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.
established inward OF II years prepared by
II. T HELMHOLD,
DRUGGIST,
hHi broadway, New York and
lOi ith 10th st., Philadelphia. Pa.
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l,rsOnai Aoiit,s.

fusuHdI xlulHea.
INFORNATIOS wanted OF MICHAEL FENDER
CAST acirpender Oy trade, who sailed from Dublin
on board the DnrN Franklin about e4years ago he ID
supposed to be In New York city. Any info rHtop Of
DEkGAsT Cleveland. West side, Ohio.
INFORMATION wanted o. Lawrence Kecy, eL.
j policeman, by Capt. WAItLOW. 2iI Madison st., 7th
Ward as he hAs something Of great Importance and to
hi. adVsuta.e.
MISSING THOMAS MCCLAuRY; was asst seen on
WI I'd Az, near ED st., Monday evening, Fen II
= shout feet ah tar complexion gray hair and 70
wears OF age lad on dark cl lthcs. Any information
ofhlm VIII Dc thankfully received by his sisters, at 81
Pineapple st., brooklyn.
NIISSINl. since the Hth February, PATRICK No.
wi LAUNFY, tailor by profession; aged about 50
years. woic dark 6,ue oyerc9sy black psat.. Dlsck
him viii be thankfully received by his family. s. Down
ingst
nNE-QI AFTER OF the money recovered win be
iad for the arrest OF Thcodor Banta and 80 add.
lonel for the recovery Of paPers and b9oks Beecker
81, savings Bank book No. 23,Si Uptown SAVINGS
Bank and 81 sy. savings Hank books.
G, II. L. ROEDIGER, hunters Point, I.I.
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Sttan,boats ano IalIroaos.

Lyric RAILw N,-TRAINs LtANF DfPoI
IL foot OF ?Sd 81 sad tot OF Chambers ST. as follows
VIZ:
From From
Isl AZ. Chambcrs ~.
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Scare aiI0 hooms.

'Sah" nv" fOo"S'
A FEW respectable young ladies can obtain good
n board. tS Est an ST, nrst moor.
RNI-iED front room, hrst no r. 1876 West 10Th
i st. Apply from 10 10 II 4. N. aud 4 To 10 NJ
LJWNIsiiED room tc let for one or two without
L board. lerns moderate ~ Nhlte ST.
(,ENTLENEN can be accommodated with good
VI hoard. Al 40 East Proadway.
OW PRICED ROOMS-Fnrnshcd for hou.e.
Las, cping' 1871 Franklin 1t" near " est BroadwA'
vi fHsf BRoADWti. CoW G ATHARINF ST.
SINGLE ROOMS FOX GtNTLEMEN, OCENIa TO
81 PER sight
MECHANICS ard others can have good bonId ana
vi rooms, At 2il West 9th d. Terms moderate.
NJ AHis.a.G ), HS Esf.it S xoH are
TWO RESPECTABLE men can be accommo.
i dated with good board and pleasant rooms no
other boarders go oil sv bill on door.
TWO GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with
board and comfortable rooms al 81 OhEcr ST.
fl,O LET furnished = bedroom. to or gentlemen
nthe private house 2e5 Chrys,ie at, near Houston
TWO respectable girls. or man and wife. can have
i board and comfortable roomsa ~ Eldrldge 81
OSO WEST 37rH STA few mechanics can
-CC get good board and pleasant rooms also.
three young ladies'
.Os PEW MONTH Good house 9 rooms. near
go ferries. x. j. BEkRlAS' 50 Court ST., Brook yn.
oS - aTH AY.-e or 3 gentlemen can be accom-.
OD = modaied nj y per week; also young adj S.
A MEN can have good board aud rooms IN priva,e
4 house ?, suffolk ST., near GIand
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TAT or IPTTFus rubiihed Tuetdsy, sni Trdayf re-
IL naring New Yt CITY Pot Omce sern 81 No." s
te-s ard enon the Of t List. rgbihet soordng hr
IL he paref LatInE lhe largt Clr,ulatI0n.
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GllGtllan,ous.

Hl1tIantous
A SPLENDID very large oil painting for sale :
N handson' GIT frame exhibited at the Boston Athc
mum; nj for any pnIlor or public building worth
- viii be sold Tor ,l23 cash Apply a. ljR East 5ith
a., top noOr
hIyORCES legally obtained. dcsertion. &c, sum
~ Gent cause no pnblcitNi no charge IN RdYlnce
advcefreo. NJ. HOUSE Attorney, u Nassau a.. n.
HUMANS TOOLs--W suted, full set at In y
liamsburRh,
WANTED "A smsll npper loom TO store Aay somc
w furniture 10 until October Tor NnIch ~ All be
pad. 2e5 kast 18th st. ~
| / ,AWSkR~' bookcases and writing len Tor "a G
~ coeso. laS Nassau o., upper slolT 49,,
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~ EST FARM. TAX NOTICE

m EST FANN~ TAX NUTIIt .NWtt Y
w hereby given that l. the urdcrsisnrl Receiver %
laNcs for ia West Farms tax district. liNr received
tl- town and school At ro,ls and thll plW
A. my ONCE NJ the station hogs, 10 ltcWpHl e. sn
Iowa OF West Farms, every day lSIui4}r gLd l'Gt
holidays excepted, irom O'Clock A. guul iO'e'ri
J.. ana on each SATURDAY. evening f.Du uit COOK
Tor the purpose Of reCoN ing the tax fOg sad uAh
FcS. II, l3iJ. RICHARD n HANll llN,
Recover % Ii'''
uAXE-, TAXES.-The Collector far thc tpyh
SIP OF NewioWn, queens CoInts, all -'c'Nc, w
taxes at Andrews Otilcr, CuAmnrI. ~ ills d. rst
10 TO So'clOck also, on each succcrtu ltdll l.tm
tins month. NIL HAEI MCGOWAN, Collector
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wpEREAs, itihas, rlsassd itLsl All Wise
Dlspossr Of Events, our Hss.sniy Falhsr,
10 sound the gayel OF Death, calling tae
spirit IL out x eli Beloved brother Andrew
NJ. Moore frdm The ihborf, trfalsand tribh-
lstIons ofthisimpetfeetl nd trAnsi,oty'sx-
is,euss ioian slsrniiy Of refreshmsut In
the Celestial Lodge 4bsgrs wtere tho Sa',
prspc Arshi'sc, Of thp Universe lpTs'liss,
Aud, s,.y;,,. ..,.,
WHEREAS, Il, 10 a melaneh holy. pleasure, 10
us, his brothers, 10 whom he'was 40 trae,
rusty, 20 CON mcmorats' his virtues and
cherish his memory. Is Therefore be it1nl II
Resoigsd, Jhatlws feel lbe grsataand III
reparab bic loss sustained by our temple here,
but hope AID believe that our broihsr has
been prcuouuccd IN Che Grand Lodge abose
good work aud truo.l ii'ialTadf .ii9ri
Rssol iced, That We feel and know. that
society has lost q useful member. hechureh
an exemplary christian, our fraternity q
jealous and worthy brother, and his FAM :
q Kind aud indulgent husband and fatl.sr.
And that while hs had some Of the 'faults
and foibles TO which fallen humanity'-is
heir, yet how few they we're in COMPARISON
to those for which most of us must answer,
Resoired, That We receive tho tidings OF
his m,imel " death with mingled sorrow,
sympathy aud joys Sorrow that in the
prime of his life he should be Torn FROM US
by the .rslen tess ha nd Of death. Sympathy
for the grief stricken wife and faiherless
children, whom be loved 80 truly md de
votedly. And Joy in the belief that he has
exchanged the stormy cand tempesmons
voyage ofithisilifs, for haven of eternal
rest upon the. shores Of the Happy Land. a
Resoirsd, That we lender our Heartfelt
condolence TO the family Of our deceased
brother, and That Tie Secrstary futnish
them copy ofihes proceedings, and pub
lish the same in the Dallas HERALD.
oResolsed.. Thst the farniture ofthe Lodge
be llhped u,maui;pings ami Yths brsibrsn
wear lie usual bsd,;e for thirty, days. u,
''l'g'f Xxx 6 X. r. KrcdhD, :.
.sitl9ss 3Gnsiilsil N. K.2MAsrES,,ll h2n
@sid@naleds aifsl JcaSli.. LMoCor, ba9f
r. sei4sgt OIL NAr.lM. lEuRrosp,F n
yi@ss ~ ii ". u. MuAPhY. assi.
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1s@t- ~ ~ff'rrsN 49, lf-~~-"-
1, il slEwlAln' Galy dis rssAl'' Aa'
psunss lie rssllisf sac 20 ypy eldssl aAf
llosL llshly s.,ssesl sl'issHtah Oh aiai
foA slagri ", ,MdoRs died a.@is late res
LlsIlae, IA this plpss IA 3atsisy ssenisg
lest, gaanaEy aSsilf ~. sfisr aniilissss Of
.b9u, ,birs wreks. otspnsouiep'a, and uss
bnriei Yesterday Afternoon, IN the NiAsonic
Cemetery, with ihs peSaliar,sui Interests
ing eersmsuiss % ite crais. oJodH idpil
Airs death of such a. man asawAa Sir.
,lsOrs calls for lnois Ihsna passing notice.
OF Iron wilt indomliahic eacrey and un-
.lrins ps,sssesanes, be ACCOMPLISHED much
for his frlso sliasi durin more ,hAa'hasea
years that he lissdbsn novel In cur
mtasi. Perfection is not atiaFned 10 foiir
lie. AMI christiap Charity bids VI, throw
over tho goIblesof the departed the veil o.
euii,iong while Graliaae, sister Of Parity,
Charity and love, prompts Feias hisrdrse u
Whatever Was 'sstiiaabieh IN his character
sna IN lbe 9saiuAslsi wstks be performed
.Sth. esustAf coed tEslixiil yelbo giand.
Ing ~ aioniihenls to his, wSrlh when The
pale form that but yesterday was laid u
tie ear,h's cola bosom has received 20 lrsl ,
Tie high respect aud esteem 10 wlisA he
was held By our sn!lrS, sSR'ff,',pi'y Ess
fully aitcslel By The lgrgn, co;lcsurss oot
sadjenci friends, Who fcllVwed, his coisr to
the grave, and b.. The closing ri, nearly
eysry business house lip. the ciiS isomiLe
ioliug Of the '..rqssing tclli sniiliAsslods
gs,s heaped abOscTLis5 "rssrow, hOme.3
His death, is Indeed . serious aOss to our
smIrySnats city, Wilde rthsitsid leiiinitho
CIRCLE Of iliis lf.isadsapa ihdhe henr'nd'at
gather ropndfLis latelareslde VIII always
DO ,ieliepd neEer filled Jt,wcre yainatc
LurbOf lingering. grief Cor one over whpn
the grsyeis closed for Time; ibilt into the
bruse,l hearts of ,hiswiddw. orphansa and
others re laiives we iwoalln fain pcnr2 The
soolhingsst balnt of sympathy and conso
| J FL IL ~ "a
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" "|NH| -" =" n" \" = ="
ne uaisi'isa Ssvs go, ~, ~ '''
fl|ssiafi 80
Nv cur special ws,hIns,on d.
Patch IA will "a son t|s&< (ho bem'
otulic members " CUorfs-< wefc
In caucus last .nIal.t. ssi that the
Indications rero iLat IVA AZ least
Of item vcf, 10 ~IiI'dfnu In open
scsriqa nbm The House Ihls may
[ o blt III beginning NJ a move on
the parl Of tie Democracy 10 cease
nnth,r participation Ia what should
be TIE fei0raf conrres- but.i~r'in
fact, nothing moro nor less than q
mere. iladssui purity eonciase' fasi'
,eg, Indignation may, put another
meanlng 10 onr tpcciai telegram,
bat we eaunot bntthink II q pres'
ilant sign of that opposition. ~ lneli
is rising all over tliis broad land to
the iilrlhar nsurpailons oi'a desnof;
ats and lhIlhless Congress. Great
bodies move dow aud much has
been boFne.by the people Of these
Unltcsl States, but II may be that
the NJ ac,ionls coaiing NJ iast Ger.
luin Il IA tho times demand the ut
most circulnspcction on mr parts
and q heavy responsibilities al the
doors OF such democratic, or Con-
servativs nacmbcrs el -ctoiiheiLcg.
islatare, us siiaih hastily form quo
rum 0i'llat body. aud by thus pcr'
ieoting Its organ iantl0n, ict hose q
nuw engine OF destruction on our
already ovorburdvned hand. i'llf0
Tile following Is The dispatch alluded q
by the Newssi1h eii iltVl -ir t,iiia
wAsgiSpros, Jan. i9i-Thc Dem,
ocratic members of Congress ,arC
holding u caucus tonight TO consid
or tho Virginia question and other
matters. Tits understood That U
tic Committee on Elections report
cd adversely 10 the opposition II
tho case ofiho oontcstcd seats, tive
Of the Democratic members Of Con
grcss viii withdraw ID open House
/
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Tho stenmship. PhihdeIpIlia, Was

Tho stehmship, FhifAdeIpIsa was
recently wreui;odh on The Arkansas
Bar. 0ntht same bar tho Austin,
OF tho Morgan Line. struck, and a
hole Was inndein5her bow,nbutS'e
subsequently got Off and proceeded
upon her voyase+HonsoonoFe!e-
graph. 20
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rU Speaking Of alterations male by
Ienny son. j ~ gland , rosi-iaarssie in HE
work. s.Idyjls Of l).e Kiag, lie Lerissi'ie
fKr ) ccrfifr y0rrnal ssys;i4r ora a'ci
II In.rEuinaxerei one whole lino is
dcleted. 1t Is suggested that bis
publishers issno a list Of corrigeada-
An his ~ozks. az< '.sorrigunda.9 The
meat Of his legion Of pens are good
ens,iss 10 etnp'y ths literary stomach
They should ali, except rEhoeh Ardsn-
b. ..deisted -.bioliei out. There Thai i
uasa.lienahis bat II is oar sPinie1' blan'ly
and s.naialg expressed. ~
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Cur Ef0aticr C0cresEi0ndence.
plLor. PUisr, WISE Cousrr, .Yrxas, [
-iisp smoe III 9f Janmaryis, 1902 4

Cur Ef0iatter correspondence
plLor PUisT, Wise Cou.rY, TEXAS, L
4 -il,p emua III Janmaryis, lslo.a !
70 lie Editors ftbe Dalias Hersla: .
/ aesin have he pleasure Of reporting
10 yeu .lliut all ;s'quicl in these par,s Of tie
frontier. H''
DFrcm the great aide OF emigration pour
ineri into ss--ranid the exaggerated
stories that IRE told in the, Inferior about
The dangers OF, going into Wise county
amid The remonstrances Of those who
through nhetctnary motives and a Kind OF
false ecenotay !, would, If possible, prevent
a single fanilyIfrom cbuiipgte lhe,trontier
every now and then a family drops in
and pitches tent with u.s. Since wrote
Vol on on the 18th of December, the peace Of
our county has been nipleste but ,oncc-7by
a small party OF lndians, tattscked the
JOysrlnhd Mail Coach on tho 22i,d, an aci
count OF Which you wiii find inaT. i. 81
lettcrpfiilut date published inEtbe 'iMohi-
.torphof January Sth. Iheset indians pass
cd ont with some forty ort fifty horses, but
( We hear Of no one Who lost horses May 1t
uotYbc a factihat these were pale faces ~
.,uoaa file thieves, play mglof' Indian, and
RECEIVED those horses from some. OF their
comrades operating in concert with them
from some part of the interiorR q
/ Passing down from Decatur 70 this place
through the valley Of. the West Fork Of
Trinity, Which Is FROM ave tosright miles
I'M width--and rs fertile las the richest
river bottom 1--WE find inmates in evsry
cabin. many. Of which. were one year ago
empty. And Va scarcely travels mile in
any direction without finding y neat little
farm ana young orchard. 500 5Rnft q p.
| i Land here is febulously cheap ranging
at from ono TO five dollars yer scre.s Now
Is the tine for those who wish TO get good
homes and cheap ones 10 strike, for The
land Il already coming ia demand, and The
demand will lincrease rapidly. There IL
no Ion ger any thoughts Of this couutyfe,,
cedine on acconnt Of the Indisns, and
when this is known, aud the NJ. .. r. y <
! n. Z. is 10. rim threugh This county (oi
which there Is not the least dcubt) we need
not " oader II the prise Of land increases
rapidly and that the county will Settle M
almos ps if by maggie tasisisais - r.
will moi. bore you now With q longe'
letter but propose in A futnte letter to give
yod' 4 brief outline Of the geography. and
rcs6utces OF ihs,sonniy, etc. is9sfs,3 ea
1adt o1adg tiYours, truly,si su
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henderson Land Sale.
THE ConEn6Iss1oIgERs TO
40 bna THE PUBLIC. IL

xa,,v IA ,r. sa,,f A. 4 .,,,.t ,..t srp,;e,tion
M HEN on '.e ~. 81 ~, ~ s,ops
,hs J,a vii s Of prizrs n abe :,
rrnnDERsONC COUNTY LAND sALt:,
~ n, d,,, sci;s,ea that most, IL not an Of tic
,,.t' a. rsf e.ll 10 disposed of BY ths 18th Of
Inn ia * traoriinary strirrcncy OF the
!; 49, H. = In no-sill- 10 sell saliicieut M ,nber 10
;s,i,v Inc ravinr. without heavy loss to the pro-
eropr,etcr. = rns,C On misricner now here hive de.
ss srg sns 'ssasaf''s' s'@ - ~ ~ '-
NC ~ hatry 70 assure ,ls pablo that ,ni.sr ga
! : s,s : i; ss
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Much interest continues TO be
manifested In regarditothe removal
Of tho seslt ~ Government 20 the
Valley OF the Mississippi. St. .Loa's
being the most prominent among
the ,lidatcs for that ihvor.i l9iqh
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oun noofI' TABLE.


aieas,ife, The Icranss Of cur fsilars IN Keep
ing up a h,hg lltera.ars Il I've )souib..
Most or eut hitemi ls,l 'pstlod,esis have
sen dSstslSfIiy efilesssi lnoa lie Rar'
Swp scope &c THEIR shhs, and The eoasei
qusnhy restricted compass Of their eirsa'
laficn. Tie Aisrs Of, each masaIlns
be!ng h,as rev In plumber, 100 many were
paint onse beforea public hnpiePared, as
ysi, 10 transfer to az inelrlsp,naiys III
eratufs no Allegiance. 20 long msiniaipsd
by lie cultivated for tie British psriodl,
Gals by nlovglllegs readers FOR tue limsy
tales, aud fprerselal philosophy q The
North. |, Is true that this was only QUE
of many causes. The rarity Of civic ag-
grcgaiiop in, the South ihe prePonderanee
Of the agricultural slsmeai lp ous life, The
sSnsslvs,ire isireneih Of ovr ,eoh,cpl With
the pss, leading us, as II did, to ssslt sls
stately prestige oil STANDARD English liter
allure 10 tho pre- ndice Of contemporary
writer's; the prcferenee of onrbesi genius
for the nuble arena Of craftsmanship, were
all mighty workers ssiinpt Tie Successful
establishment OF Asrermanent periodical.
Da, the numbered attempts and The con-
sI1.A., ,,,.,..Ias e,i,,re. s,.nassl I nor
hips more than anything else, 10 diseour-
aye CIR people from sus,a incd ana general
c,hortto INIT Oh n sdl.i foundation single
Iii ~ .a;..,tI llsa q q ..,,,,l. ~ ~
-. ~ ,lIl, <'o,t Jill. :,
fsii"L L. ~ 80 d u e5i. 4, sii, g,S,1Et !,
~ Siin ,Iy,S ~ mi ~. y 3 ,;gi,P u q,
III iii IN, Ill, nii,l IL, LIZ Z,
LIZ * | i - All ,iillan. Nh !,
s.fysV' ILL i'Si, lti!' Il, s.N !, Z
w. ~. ,'rtg u Z u sFHl' 5,llltis'
Wy VII ~: III HipdylH WasA,lst K.
'A'.A '" r., fia
.es%%Y's y w SS1'%1 -. fafh t. :;
|: tsNlSss FSS'' III III ,syEoSfssSg ~ 7
wy 'TptHvY S.yrY pSSAS Vii 'sF' !, y.
. ,ytshao NV Nf' tSisssS'1'fls -. S,f
~ ho' 'NppNN ap,0 r'il',s' f.Ys.s ~,
s W. "''11s' - ~ 80 !. gIs.
y ,ue eA 1870 49,, s,.,
reelection men enough or imp very nrs'
order Of literary skill to form ''so@Pieie
corps Of contributors for a magazine %
calfelis spirit and large sympathy VIVA
all the thought Of the paslapa present
Why, then, do not these men wi1tssTihey
do write, but not habi'nally' and thsirpro-
daotions are scattered abroad os y. evsf 50
many re iaai'a'si Nsnsh5 and South and
luse nnestsnii's of hleirlegiilmr'e eiices
through lack of concentration or else shey
are niewed up in tho marrow pen Of sSnie
.publication, worthy enough m Hself, per-
laps, batshus out from tiie great mass Of
rsauefs ny us reihs ne rep''esen'a...e u
pcchiiar.'icws -AtLeelogicaf po'ilic"t, So
civ, scientific or professional I'VE wish
Nm, ,0I VII a., Or siea,,in,;r Is.
|hss. combined .Lo,.itiai, be te,Asredihto
QUO - 4 reservoirs; sfos, Sls;ch III ire
mcshGag tleaiy Ana puriiysit may ssfeani
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AIS fAs pud'af dc elgar sisfei !

The aysrags. 6ambsr Of imml;
granite passing through Atlaata,
Georgia. Is estimated IT 25O daily
They arc mqsJy Of tho"poYr Wife
folks" class. bound tyr AfksAsssl
Texas and NIsqprj,4 NJ .isr,bi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27

hSss Tie State. Isenateaofl ohid ratified
The l5ah Amendment on thefl4tb, bya vote
Of I9toiIs. % Svan ,sfa9ga d ,g18Tnp
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rss-Gcn; Fremont arrived a,lwashins-
iouon the 18Th Inst He had been several
months in France, in tho interest Of ths
Memphis, FL raso ana Pacific Railroad,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27

,Y@- A specialI ,disRatehato the Mo.
Timsslfram washipgippa Janss 18th says
thstall ;mOnnte ercerui!s at Carlis!cr Pa,
have been, oraered,to TsxasayiIaosEa9gga3
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27


.,lTpE cunisrIas PnILASTuRornT,--Rev.
C. Hendricks in a circular issued Jan. lat
inst, proposes 70 pablishat Bryan, Teras,
a largeMsekly paper with tho above tile,
TO be devoted 10. the inlesls Of the Christian
shorcb. Sufficient funds have been raised
ia, purchases good publishipg house, print,
ING 6fiicc, material for q years work, Co.,
and tho paper viii be commenced 80 soon
as ono thousand Subscribers are secured,
payment to be made only when the first
aum berlis issued. iC.sKendrick is to be
the editor, with an able assistant, and half
a ldczon regulsr contributors. "A large
portion Of the mailer for each mum Der will
beioriginal, while a portion WILDE devoted
10 news items Of general interest, prices
current, etc. >"
TcrmsM1hree dollars per annum. Adj
dress G. KENDi.icK, Bryan, Texas. ="
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5 ser Erom q enretnl reading Of the dis
patches cfsthe 2lsis We csanos deiefnins
what is THO pstains OF Virginia. We pre-
sumo hSrcvcrs that she Is s'ill unreeor'
siraclsd. snn.s rs N zsl.s1 fln-lll.l--
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27

Ss6s-The Rxaminersnys that tho cotton
ginnof Mr.. Vim. Ps.lcrson,n eight miles
southwettof Paris, fwas burned ono day
las, week, oge,her'with about 10 bales Of
cotton. Ihc FIRE was accidental. y Yaonc0
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27

ssis- 4 sail Needed siegeo, tasteed Reocll
has been.clected to the u S.ssenate, from
Mississippi, for tho shert term ending
March A,alS7l. Ea.i ssrgl lsgf EaIls lGHa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27

rz11. sen oeaiist % Amsriez Is p
'r,r<.b.,b. f.ns. II disstssa Or ctliqrs
3. ..&nhs. n cured b In f. l. s,hs ~
r.ss BE- restored mere blis1 - siski Oar
sn~ len other o1riis.s a ibis Or any ''hs'
-,s..rr. We rsrsf 4, cur Cd ks1irsEl
f-..nd' Or. j.. ID. okSIRf-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27

grSy-Khods iIsiapd ratified tho 15th
Anenaqeht OH The 10Th inst. I ~ v
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27

10. #iihilssrc lo'ligpg pf Pr. # IIlayafss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27

No. Bay your 'c|oods rom Dr.. Haynes.
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c1-Cl.rls5 Nt5as' . .-os.f c''5 f'F.1s
i r.n1irr its r.J ur he ccun,r5 ~
s.. .t.t itr.s 5, " !. Lo-Et sr. l.st rssk.
.n..-t rs-1E H1i. 81 H. Ice rsr'i
-.<rsi rsyi-r 5s-- --,sst ., - 1-.,s'n'
~. III. 7sr-1-r' - rQ---- = AZ.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27

, ~n.-s. "a IN r-s. csasaiaii'n sid
r--f-~s sf a. 1.'.rs csa-'T Ksa'osl