davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-24

Nothing has done more for culture than
the personal presence, the magnetic sphere
as it were, which one In whom the spirit
and result of higher culture are embodied,
bears about with him. The presence Of
good music is the presence ola good spirit.
The presence of deep and earnest music is
essentially the presence of the deep and
earnest spirit who composed 1t "a presence
felt more surely than his words or looks
could be- There is frivolous, idle music,
and there is pedantic music. There is also
music, more than one mind may compass,
which is altogether the Outp0uring of the
hopes, the prayers, the faith, the very lives
of men like Handel, Bach, Mozart or Beet.
hoven. 1t Is good to have them with us !;
and in no way could we have them SO near
as in their undying harmonies, not SO eva
nescent but that generation after generation
can recall them, all alive and new as If
they had never been heard before. Music
is an expression of character, of the moods,
the spirit, the meaning of the man that
makes It. His words can only tell the
meaning Of his thoughts; his actions, the
meaning of his present purpose his music
tells the meaning of ham, Through one
symphony you get clearer insight into a
life Of him that could be written. Not
much acquaintance can you have with
Bach or Mozart, through biographies, IN.
less you know their music and can read
that, all the while, between the lines.
Music has an atmospheric influence. In
earliest childhood such influence II felt.
The very infant 10 Affected By Il; we care
not that he understand OF. even seem to
heed or listen. And each composers mn
bic r peculiar atmosphere, = mach g =
the otMoophoro OF nine woods o. 60on
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-24
Remedy for Chicken Cholera.

Having been successful for the last two
years in raising chickens, despite the fear
full cholera so fatal all over the country,
feel that others ought to have the benefit
of my experience, for what it is worth
Mine are the light Bnhmas. Three times
in the two years has the disease, in vio-
lent form, attacked the flock, and each
time have checked it by using assafntida,
only losing nine the first, five the second,
and three the last time, though number
more were dropping with the premonitory
symptoms, and some were apparently
beyond relief
Many say they have tested this remedy,
and have no faith in it; they keep it before
their fowls continually. having bag of it
tied in the water pan. My observation is
that it will not mix well with water unless
the Jumps are mashed, and even then it
soon settles. Thus the fowls do not get
enough to benefit them. Ny plan is to put
lump, the size Of large pea, into pint
bottle Of water over night. In tie morn
ing crush the lump, shake well, and add to
the food Of $50 or 200 chickens. l usually
pour enough boiling water on the meal to
wet it all ; it will cool very stiff; then thin
with the bottlefdl of dissolved assafGtida.
While feeding thus once day, with wheat
screenings anu sOmclncs sodAcu uIcdu lOT
other meals, there has not been single
case of cholera. 1t is some little trouble,
and getting tired l neglected it twice this
summer; when both times they began to
die. l then gave it three times day till
the disease was arrested. The chickens
have pail of sour milk every morning
and plenty Of pure water in wooden
trough. Several of our neighbors within
quarter of mile lost their entire flocks,
and mine certainly would have gone too,
had it not been for this remedy Country
Gentleman.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-24

fields. The sensibilities, the character, the
tone Of feeling, the aspirations, the habitu-
al consciousness Of the child, will be az
fected by it, and all his after-life be redo
lent of it. Beethoven or Mozart may be
introduced as an invisible presiding genius
over his earliest education, before other
teachers can begin to reach him, or any
thoughts shall have begun to shape them
selves in his unconscious mind.-AGantic
AoufIIu
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-24

THE AGER"

ONCE upon an evening b'eAry,
While I sat me dreaming dreary,
In The sunshine. thinking DER
Things that passed In dsys Of yore;
whiss I nodded, nearly sleeping,
GesfIy came in something creeping,
Creeping upward from the noor
= sIIA . cooling breeze. nutfered.
sFrom the regions meath the door;
Only this, and nothing more
All. distinctly I remember
i wss IN 'hai wet september.
When The earth and every member
OF creation that bore.
HA for weeks and months been soaking
In The nexLest, mort proyoking
F0gey rain that. without joking.
We had ever seen before. =
So knew Il must be very
Cold and damp beneath the door
Very cold beneath the Moor
so sat me. nearly mapping,
n the sunshice, stretching. gaping.
Aud feeling quite delighted
With the breeze from meath the aoof,
Till felt me growing colder,
Ard The stretching waxing holder,
And nysels now feeling older,
Older than felt before.
Feeling that my joints were sitter
Than they were ia Gays Of yore-
stifser than they'd been before.
All siong my back the creeping
snop gave place to rushing, iespings
A ncoantiess frozen demons
Had concluded TO explore
All the cayities-tke yarmtnB--
Tsixs me and my neither garments,
Through my boots into the noof;
Then found myself a-shaking-
Gently shaking more and more
Every moment more and more.
Twas the Axue, and /. shook me
Into heavy clothes, and took me
shaking 70 the kitshen-cvery
Every place where there was warmth In store
shaking till the China ratified,
shskjns. and with ali my warming,
Feeling colder than before:
shaking till # had exhausted
All its powers 70 shake nae more
Till II could not shake me more.
Then Il rested till the morrow,
When ii came with all the horror
That IL had the face 20 borrow,
Shaking, shaking ~ before,
And from that day In September
Day which shall long remember
II has made diurnal visits;
Shaking, shaking, oh! 80 sorei
Shaking OF my boots, and shaking
Me to bed, II nothing more;
FULLY this, IL nothing more.
And to-day the swallows fitting
H0und my cottage zee me sitting
M0Odiiy within the sunshine
Just inside my silent door.
Waiting for the Ague, seeming
Like n man forever dreaming,
And the sunlight on me streaming,
Sheds no shadows on the G0or,
For am too Hfa ana saitoW
TO ns1ks shdtt1tos an Hs f00r,
--lfiidte1tise Ptaipdealey.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
ESCAPED FROM JUSTICE.

r, ,.,.a a t;,t.r ,;,,ht l., Ionuary MI ht
- wa" $500 ,.1' ,andorar, nn ;ho no's
WI" n ,'.a.'1 I,,',, ,','5 cna,o W." -, dno,,,
m'Hns ns. s''n 49," .o " 10 ,n onai =,
anu wy Wy '''''o" ''o'"0" w eo"s'"' -
""a r u"So ann oa,a,,oao IN o,oo,, ,,
,..,ad G.. iii ,,an,,onan IN The corner
B'o",ou ~. o'u son n,.a -. - W" "a, !,
sea' vino I'M Men'ner uon ,, a,,ect u.
NO nesh am p,oo" ,'o'ao oou -, o'" IL q
n'Snt ',h1 ''i,S' p"' '',c iioa noiss rps
sua'eh' o'.'p' mn.'"oi WV NV ), 20
~ zero of ~ po','nS ma.ol n.".
Just .heh tlic roh'uc'u W cn.ci1u'
ilche1s, sens,,"lep; u you p'ease 80,
us urea.,,"' h,sn., eo'i,'uoul SUM- sau'
icciinS Wild s.ii'cheu inisoIsioi my ''che''
III tne breast l'ocnes ., my coa.
nrcnui"'' ~, ,ce,'ns! .Jslwn'u w."
cohduceor; "ns, ,lo o IAN ,1 ona
hse ou.Siue, "h" ~ 'oon wv '."'i Wy
when thcy creep m pooI l.'o"S' ~ ~ q
prenLi' "a ",'''i ~, III, =, W.. a;' n.o'u " az
no. Of Te inn when Tom B l a the
- VI ropiuaiy, WIZ I'm ~, e'',, ~ '"o
baggage master iroze ms icct, anu u
woman VINO was coming on rom In,cago
got OIL NJ bnnns foar corners, WIN her
baby IN her arms acorps'
Frozen 70 dea'h!
Aye, irozc 10 dea,ii, ana shc never
,hougns, poor tnlng' pn' ;. Wa wa as,eyP my
mny colu' sass sn', ou, W. So.
WI ~, 49, - III ''V'
S'I, 10 ,ha cand,,t;,, ,ne,ed thu door and
anu ,io oo'''. ~ ' po",',;a ao ;,,n ,ha
paunsoa a1io an, 49,. '''P"s ''' '"e
"o ,.u Im myhs !, ~"
la'owi.h .,,.,,, ill.,. ,.,,u,
~ was du..o an nar;r .'i is ms' and =
i,aiiueoIo non -. 49,, a,o a. ,,';,,,
,lc nsu' low VIII, aa'a Wv" .o ~ p" o;',an "nds
sl'nus ~ i, ..s iJ.A nc ,,;.a.t ''s"' e'
'' Mnr c ."'~ was nearly he las, Of the long
.'a aia,San n n w." III wranned IN a gray
nla'ako., s ha, =, a s "u srmmad with
.avo'n'S IN. =, S aam",s shn soomed
s%nesoioeu H. ,o ,,'o ,,,,aod 80 ,,ayeI;na
70 he G'sa,'' al am, an o nar The Soor
anu p na,ay %. "nnnr jaav sa;d 7 .but
v,,, had better come nearer to the stove. !"
you nau pu.oJi I h"s;,Aaed o an ;nS,ant and
,,,e on1 o,,anad ' " W y" ' ~
nnos hi, troll, oo-to Ravswa,er y, she
It'd 'I I, 'al voice - de,icio;,slv soft and
s."aes tho, i. seemed "a thrill tRronrh me
!. Ves con mo NJ any service To Won ~
mnh no At least not until we reach
p,vswater / would like n carriage then.
We shnll moi he there vet these three
ha,,rs -
.,
20 we s.op asain
o oniy a. LAn n ,,,,, so,,,,;,,,,,, IS ~
:, QUO urew u1op s;S", eoo.nSiyp ~ ~
i,ci, ana set''ed PACK IN corilc =. ny 'ne
light OF the lamp tilai hunS III Tvs pIlss
nxture opposite, ! couiu see ner iace, .nat
OF lovely child. Apparently size h, was a, no
more nun IMcyn, Win no, lge oaac S Eye,
golden hair, brushed smoothly Da M from ron,
hcr ra s anu i''''e rosy '''ou'n 'N0 'n"'
ofa oapy, .,,, e.;,,,,. !. ,,,.,. 80, =,
10 you uN child :" asked incidental
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-24

A GENTLEMAN has recovered, in the 6u.
pseme Court of Massachusetts. the sum Of
1o8o - damages for negligence on tho part
Of . druggist In putting up prescription
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-24

ton, lived in great pain and torture for
periods ranging from one week to two
months.
THE following comes from Oregon: "a
recent discovery in Amelia City, came near
creating as formidable bone excitement
as that described by Truthful James. A
much decomposed skull was unearthed by
ditch digger Taking that practical view
of the occurrence which distinguishes the
settlers of our Western coast the discover
err instead of apostrophizing after the style
of Alas! poor Yorick, took his own hat Oh,
put the new found skull in it, and repaired
to the nearest stream to pan out The
dirt In the skull may be said to have caught
his practiced eve. Nor, was he mistaken in
his surmise: the result of the pan was a
yield Of $12 in gold. Immediately he
formed stock company to buy up all the
old graveyards in the vicinity, and various
head stones and foot boards that marked
the resting place of half-forgotten pioneers
were staked out and prospected. just
about the time, however, that the stock
was TO be nut upon the Portland market,
sonc scientific gent examined more
cloeely The ftnknsn1s or the gold Welding
skull, and ascsrtained that It had originally
belonged 70 . buffalo. Az the chances Of
discovering other places Of sepulturc Of
that quadruped seemed remote. the stock
was for the present withdrawn ftom mr..
ket by judicious ftiendsl The discoyerer
does not, however, credit tho buffalo theo-
~, and wants g dig up tho r6mains Of
them Eastern Sellezs that cane hare long
$50 with nogs money than bEains.'"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21

sGS- We see nothing Of very special i'm
portancc in the proceedings of the Lcgisla.
ture this week.
We find the fOlloaing special dispatches
In the Galveston News,
AusrIS, May l2-Thcre vas n heavy
caucus on the Militia bill this morning.
Slaughter presiding. n sis resolved 70
turn out of the party all Republicans who
would moi vote for il. Senators fridgcou
and Afford were turned out. These Sena-
tors said they would vote with the party
on political measures, hut would not 20
unto caucus on matters moi political They
Lad sworn to support the Constitution, aud
believed the militia bill Unconstitutional.
Another caucus will be held 10 night. let
fhcm turn out two more Senators and The
bill will be defeated, certain.
The Governor has sent n message 70 the
Two Houses, asking law defining the
number Of the present Legislature. Il is
designed io.ihrow ont all who held Office
during the rebellion. ard brings ~uy that
evcrla sting and uniying sb iEifio.
The homestead bill was introduced.
4 bill was introduced 10 create the Office
o. County Treasurer.
Tie loyal League rnecfs On Monday.
Richard Allen is n candidate for Grand
President.
Zach House have adjourned 70 Monday.
ArsTIs, May l4.-Nei;ber House j. IN
session The eaucns last nighi on the Mill
fia bill vas very turbulent. AZ Rsdicrl-
finally sgrredio support tie Nilifis bill
~ an Informal session this incsrinc.
~ Hence -r-s-.,.;s.frf frrs r.1~ f'r.-rrr
sud tie Senate Donglas .nf fisrsgan
as cDrrrniifrr 10 ATTEND ihs nDus'su Paw
aud arrrrd that nothing i.-r5-tanf shrui1
T. 5sss fiH fbrir return in - 1s-s
At-r-.. Hry ~ ST Aa=-ia j. a. .hs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21

neS- Read the vertiaemont RI Cfcsy lie
Ointment 1t is SAID to be certain death
TO the Screw Worm The Preparations
enumerated are highly commended b!
wool growers, stock raiscr5 and farmers in
I'LL parts of. the country. Numerous tcsti
,nonia,s from gentlemen well Known IL
Texas, are we are assured by DUR agents
in New York, in the hands u Mcssrs
bowman & Blcweit, the general agents
The superiority of Bnchnns Sheep Dip tc
the old preparation Of tobacco so uRpieas
ant to the animal and the party APPLYING
must be a great recommendation 10 ia
general use.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21
June IL, IS
To Consuinrtfve.

The Advertiser, having been restored 10 health IN
u few weeks, by a very simple remedy. afer having
sunSrirg several yesrs with severe lung afeeii"n.
and iSst dread disease, consurEptiopis anxious 70
make known TO Els fsiios-suherefs the means OF
cure.
TO all who desire IL, be will send a 10Y Il tbs
prescription used (free Of charged, With the cree
io1s for preparing aud using abe sane. which they
Wilt ind a SUR CUsr ToR CONTENTION, AfTHHa,
BrnycHrrrs, etet The object II the advertiser in
lending the Prescription is TO benefit the afflicted,
sud SPREAD Formation which he cupceives 10 BE- iu-
valuable; and be hopes every sufferer viii try bis
rsedy as X viii cost them nothing and usay prove
ah'essins. Parties Wishing the prescription, vii
please s5dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings Coruty. New York.
June l.. 1se9-39.1T.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21

neS~Thanks 10 our friend Maj.w.WPeak'
Of tho new firm Of J. ". Smith \ Goa Tor
late city papers, The Major and our old
friend "Unclo" Jack Smith havejuss returned
from "thc cities" where they have Pur-
chased full stock OF new and desirable
goods, which they are now receiving and
opening at tho old s,nnl of J. Peak, on
Main street. Their goods vert Sought on
n very low market, and they arc deter
mined to sell as low as amy snc for casb.--
Sec their advertisement Id io'day's paper
md then giyc.ihem n call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21
EsTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY.

TAKEN VI G. W. T1smniing and ssfraye1 i,sfars
" Hyrrs, = ?. Prrc-ncf No. 3, ono BAY HOnSE
70 -~ars Cd rnrne safts rInrks white SPOT n fsre
hrs3. lfik hands high srpr4iscd 81 tJe. Aiso. crs
-hiis OK, year, cd, t3srt crcp sud crer BET
crcr N rght csrs snd sFiii ~ ths ei. brau5rs =
White ri5ed OK, Is s-srs Is, rsritt cfcr nrd M
frr-haf crrr N each EAR arTrsis-c - - Ale
rns 1nrk brew OK. ~ifh larrs rklt< 80 - rirhf
fs1f. scrf "a the tax n fhs br-1. -nrtsf rruf
snt srlif IN left Ger. undrr slrrs - -Iflf sar.
trHrasd , ? q IN hip sTTrsis-a =. 50
TAFES TP - . y Frrr 80 rsfr-yef h-frr
= = Esrf-1f. = ? Pc frct -. ]. r'rs Dtf H1rt
4 ttf1s ti-1 o. sss-s IS. trsrd-1 ] - 80
st..iI-i- -
J0H- y. laws
81 J. q. L q. Itz-s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21
say- buy your goods from la, hea'

Trsrsn,Scr.-The Friends Of Temper
anee Dallas Council No, u, meets the I'd
and ith Friday nights in each month
There will lecture by Q. II. Jenkins aud
nm essay by Young lady at the next meet
ng The 18th Friday night in May,), The
puLlie generally are invited TO attend.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21
Shaking mid st,ra.ns.

i 10 not necessary To journey from tho 'ropca to
Alaska IN order oxpcrionce the extremes Of hcnt
and cold, Thousands undergo all the inconventeu
coz Of this thcrnomet,irif change every day. %,
every other day, ~ the c,tso may bo. without the
trouble Of moving over the threshold. a word With
these involuntary shakers What arc they DUNG to
expedite their return to II ni,diprh temperature p?
to break the chis and U,tish the fever Arc the.
losing themselves with iaipiuC, thereby iuperlins
the sourdrssa OF their bvncs and imrsiring the
Sigor Of their brains and nervous syntcm Some OF
them are no bouht. but not tho majority Of them,
it is believed. Tho value Of Hostetter's s,offach
Bittcrs ~ a harmless and certain specific for fever
and ague Is understood aud appro slated In all parts
of the country where intcrmittepts prevail. Thu
residents Of such localities begin to take early in
tho spIipg ss projection against tho mhsna by
which they are surrounded not all OF thom per
laEt for blind adherence TO error Is the specially,
Of shine people, but the greater number.
1fthere is any fred fact In Therapeutics, II Is
this: that the Pitters ATE far better safeguard
against all the varieties OF periodic malndies PRO-
duced by wholesome civilizations than any drug
or compound In the materis medica pf the rtoscs'
Ision. This assertion Is made with all dhe respect
TO tho faculty, but being an imnprthht truth, and
one that nearly concerns the health Of largo settle
ments in various parts OF the country, and indeed
Of the public at large, 1t 10 made fearlcssy Found
cd ample aud uuimreachabic testimony, 1t dehci
disprovai.
To brrsk up chlls and feytrs, as well as TO pre-.
vent them, there Is Nothing reliable as this
wholesome vegetable restorative.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21

pay-we take pleasure in calling a'tcn-
lion TO the advertisement Of the old house
of W. b. Sorlcy & Co., Bankers aud Gene
raj Commission Merchants, l64 Strand,
Galveston, Texas. All the members OF
this firm are old and experienced bankers
and business men, and We know we cannot
recommend our friends 10 moro reliable
house in the Island City. They have re
GENTLY added TO their business the agency
for large assortment OF first class ran
,aliou machinery, for II list Of whirll see
their advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21
NyOENlat IHONnIS,

az Various tLeofss have been Started relative TO
tho origin Of intestinal worms. and yet tho question
Is still a vexcd ono among medical AUTHORITIES. OF
nfie fact, however, all informed, and in which
r1i sgrcc-tNt fatal nature Of the iDBuehse they
art pu childrrf. At this Of the year, ITO at
talks Of worms most frequent we'll as most
dsiig6rous We take great pleasure in directing
~ 81 gs r. he s s on neal
zines ever Introduced TO the public. aud has never
failed Of r;fcesss When fricJ
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21
HARTJE g. NICHOLS.
lllas, April 30, lS70-33:tf
TAE STATE or TEXAS,
t,StS44 ~ T,ru,Nr


tn Sheriff nj ySt,dat tsuutu. Greef;uo /:
-, H, ~.
xou are hereoy Commanded mat you
Il summon Jesse Robinson, py puolica-
ton IN inc Dallas HERALD, newspaper
pupl,shcr IN 'no toWh VI pnias: n0'''s
county, Texas, to be and appear before the
Honorable pis'riSt Somr' p DO noiueh IN
the town 81 for' worm, IN iarrant county
on the I4'h MONDAY AFTER inc Inu Mohuay
III Iepl""fy, io'o, 'nen unu ."Sno W an
swer ne petition Of Cornelia a. Robinson,
In substance as follows 'o,wi.'
THE STATE OF TEXAS, |
COUNTY OF TARRANT. !
In the Dis trict Court, Spring Term, A b.
1870: To tho Honorable A. b. Norton,
Judge Of the Fifth judicial District Of, the
State Of Texas, holding Court in and for
the county of Tarrant in said State:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21

seyThc Senior returns his hiudes'
thanks TO Mrs. SAM. Cfdsslrr for mess
of fine, large Irish potatoes, OF the Early
Rose kind, sent 10 him daring his sickness
last week. They were inlced grateful
present, aside from being THE first VIC have
had or seen this season.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21

funxirthG AND llotst- FtnyIsnrHG
GoUDs.-By tlitir double-column advertise
mcnt in to.day's IIrRAip, IL Will be seen
that J. l.. Fisher g. Co mean business.
They have on hand ntock Of excellent
Furniture at bottom figures and general
assortment of house furnishing good Of the
hest quality and select style See them
before purchasing elsewhere. Joe Fisher
and June Peak arc alwsys on hand and
ALWAYS nilablc and polite 10 yiaitors.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21

re- Dealers III Ibis aud tho surrounding towns
=, auiring B,ok, 81 my Kind can order them from
=. II. Cushing. Houston, through the IndcTfisnti
and rely On getting them at tho lowest cdr prices
III. l.t c, mpri.es full line Of School Books Sun.
day School B"oks and Bibles, miscellaneous books
Of every kind Blank Books Of all sorts, together
with Stationery. Inks, Pens, Wrapping Paicr
Photograph Albums, and Notions too numerous IL
mention. J. ". swISDELLS,
Herald uniCo.
MALTA. NAV u is.O--.IG.tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21
Dallas, May y, is'o-;iG:tf

As orrrn. To nil who want the very hest mmi',
illustrated Weekly paper in tho country, Ne VIII
send to Nil stw subscribers to tho liRrArp Hearth
Home aud TIL iicrsli Tor year. for So 90. cur
rrncy. The price Of Hearth 4 lioric siusly, is 81
per Hunum.
MAY u, lST0-iNf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21
E,ross 1Tyou,I,.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
pfbiiiiy. Premature Decay, and all the effects oi
youthful ipdiscretion WILL for the sake of suffering
humanity send free to all who need ~, the receipt
aud directions for making the single remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
tho advertisers experience, do so by addressing
In perfect confidence, JOHN Vs. OGDEN.
No. ~ Cedar street, New York.
Iuue 10 teGn-31.fy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21

SsyThe Pals Brass band, through the
Exaliiittr; have challenged the Mckinney
,oIhet Band for test trial Of proficiency,
and Bonhan,, halfway between Mckinney
and Paris has been named as the place OF
meeting of the rival musicians. Where
the Dallas Brass Band?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21

DExTrsrRY.-Bs card Of Drs. Keller &
Smith in tho HERALD today, it will be
seen that the old firm of billiard & Smith
has been dissolved and new one formed,
Keller s. Smith having bought out the in
icrest of DR.. billiard. They are skillful
practitioners and will no doubt give salts
Faction.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21

l.,., fiss Tn.ysfiss tsfss fss sssJ
slfh iln huf uilis NattiT Beet
Iaans sfs slani ifisg D ~ y igfn ~
tee lsmotfaiis ffaaiaft sht iet hffie'
sssisiisss. - e. - fsi tlssf iaslsfiiy IL
laih llensfs
Ihss .iil ~ sssihsF fausus On NJ
Miiiiis hiil n. aifhi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21
DIED
rlsANclAL ANn roAnERcIAL.

FINANCIAL AID COMMERCIAL
"nERALD officR,N /
palIAs, fENAs, Ma -, ls1u, !
flGANCiAt
IGeTTsstra Nssliy ~ =. 2, I-i'sH A Co.,
-CtRRgSCT-Bu!ins RATES, 81 sslling' sss-
f;ia,
sILNER-Is rated tho zane as sofa In sHaail
.msunl I laF.a Amsnnts 80 cat, dissenai,
ENGHA NGE--Geld-oa Mes i,ik VI isT 0ehl
pFslaiumi Galveston, ! FsE seat, premium t-Ns''
pr Heht, Inninm, 80
cunRENCY-On Srs NnIk, ~ nirHluE "a
G.lyrsien, NsN Oflsais sni cahsIi, ] pTrniinm
GnLn-Is takrn ss The STANDARD, aud u lh'
PTineipsi circulating medium here,
C0asIRCtsl
Ne change in staple Articles, We legsa' t'mr'
quoiaiiuAs, Our quotations aTr IA o'i",
COTTON he. or 0aoi Oriiuaiy
wuEAr-sl ~, pr hushsi
fLOVR-In suoi dsmand at g., tor hsst iAiniis
COnN-rlFntA ~ ~,
MLAL-earstsl per bushsi
SALT Plenty At g. Tor Liverpool,
TRISH nEEf--siaii fvi, 81 sc, ~ retail
hCGAn-nu.Wn, ~ ssi Crushed 80,
nUTTER- DoIns siie, islfr, aud so-Ter,
kg,GS-Ney sCaTee al l4se'
IIIDfS-,In demand 81 TaA eeHts Tor dTy'
NOIAsSES-sl ~ Z 81 "a pr gal,
siEur-Geidrp 81 81; Texas u iurrTfAi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21

BsD" Tic crops in the county, go far as
we have seen or heard, rrom,ee fair
yield, though cotton, having Jist been
Mchonped OUT needs rain very badly.