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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-16
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ATTORME YS.
T. y. BRAMLErrE, R. 7. DURRETT. en-. BRIGGS.
Late Governor of KY.
BRAMLETTE. DURRETT a BRIGGS,
Attorneys and CounselOrs at Law,

Office at los east side Fifth street, between
Market and Jefferson streets.
Louisville, Kentucky.
UyHE ARoVE LAW FIRM, COMPOSED OF
i ex-Governor Thomas Il. Bramlette, X, 4.
Durrett and @. M. Briggs, will practice in the
following named courts in Louisville: The
Louisville Chancery Court, the Jefferson Court
Of Common Pleas, the Jefferson Circuit Court,
the Jefferson County Court, the Louisville
City Court, the United States Circuit Court,
and the United States District Court, in which
last-named Court all matters in bankruptcy
are adjudicated. They will also give. partic-
ular attention TO cases in the Court OF Appeals
at Frankfort. Ky. -.
Special arrangements have been made for
the collection of debts not only only in Louis
Vile, but throughout Kentucky, Tennessee,
and other Southern States. With reliable cor
respondents, selected with the utmost care
from among the best lawyers at all points Tor
which business is undertaken, speedy collec-
tions and prompt remittances are assured.
We have removed our Office TO No. 100, on
the east side Of Fifth street, nearly opposite To
| the courthouse. il-l5o-t
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GROCERIES.
NEW GOODS.

lust RECEIVED
20 tierces Rurar-cuFed Hams,
10 boxes breakfast bacon,
so boxes Yarmouth Bloatera,
3 boxes Smoked salmon.
SO hfbbls Roe Herring and Trout,
s5o DeErs maeker and Whftensh,
so bbIs Hominy and Grits,
so bbIs Beans and Peas,
30 bbls Golden syrup.
100 hills Flour-vnFious grades
400 bbls Russet and r. ID. Potatoes,
70 pckgs Roll Butters
And other articles too numerous TO mention.
for sale low az
q. A. ECKERLY'S,
l2-l0 Cor. Front and Union SITS
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NEW YORK.

Two Notorious FOrgers---Re1ief for
the City of Strasburg-.Ammen
sauIfs by n Youth n Myth---arand
Reception of the Exiles al Brook
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

IIonSInLE.-A correspondent Of the
Houston Times Of the 2lst gives tho fol-
lowing truly horrible account Of the acci'
dental killing or Mrs. Briggs Goodrich by
her husband, near Navasota, a few days
since
A burglar was in the house, and he wa,
heard and discovered by Mrs. g., whr
awoke her husband. lilo sprung from the
bed, and not finding his pistol, graspcd =
Bowie.knife and rushed out of the door,
surprising the burglar had gotten on the
outside. liz left Mrs. G. in bed. Going
around TO n window, the blinds were raised.
The knife was buried in tho bosom cf his
wife; its was repeated, and the blade was
broken in her shoulder. She fell dead ut.
tering as she fell, Darling, you have
killed your WIFE" II was an occurrence
too painful to be dwelt upon. Mrs. Good-
rich was beautiful md accomplished
woman, . native of Washington county.
She was n young mother, esteemed wher.
ever known for every quality that adorns
q wife, and leaves sorrow in a large circle
of friends. Mr.. Goodrich has. been frantic
ever since the horrible affair. lie was
guarded all day yesterday to prevent self
destruction.
Though all must lament the hapless fate
Of this lady, yet it is evident that the
wretched husband is most to he pitied. In
his case death would be blessed boom.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

BH-Socly for the reason that nm Of.
fcrcd II more lucrative position-in Louis
innn-wi'h the present Issue, sever my
connection with the Dallas iiERALp, 1t i.
not without regret, however, that | turn
my face from the beautifuland fast-advan.
cling city of pnllos, every step Of whose
march TO her "manifest destiny should
watch with interest and pride. Dut duty
to wife and little one demands that shall
he away. | thank all friends and my
brethren of the Texas press for kinincss
and courtesy ever shown 70 me. In refer
cnce to the proprietor aud senior editor, l
must borrow from Scottish pcu,-~
"The bridegroom may forget the bride
Was made his welded wife yestreen;
Tho monarch may forget the crown
That OF his head an hour hath been;
The mother may forget the child
That smiles sue sweetly on her knee;
But III remember thee, Glencairn,
And a that ihUu hast done for me-"
VIRG1Nlus IluTCuEN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

f@"ohly brief time before going to
press, the junior editor Of the HERALD,
Mr.. Virginius Ilu,chen, who has for the
past three years so ably and satisfactorily
aided us in our editorial labors, has an-
nounccd 10 us his determination to leave
for wider field IF labor--and hence we
have but moment of time and small
upacc to bid him editorially adeu, TO thank
him for ever evincins desire for the
prosperity of our business, which he has
untiringly aided with hand and brain, and
TO express our deep regret at losing his
efficient services in the editorial chair
While We cannot bat approve the move he
has decided upon and is abou, to max, We
repeat tliat we part with him with un-
feignej reluctance. We can only add that
We sincerely hope that in his new home he
uay make true friends, and, reap an ade-
quste reward for his valuable labor, for he
is q talented elitor, II superior printer, q
gentleman and generous friend.
JouS W. SwISDELLs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

BIBLICAL MEAsUREs.-For the
benefit OF those who are not we'll
posted in Biblical affairs, we print
the following:
a days journey is thirty-thrce
and one fifth milcs.
A Sabbath days journey was
about an Englisst nile.
Ezekiel s reed was seven feet near
~.
A cubit is twcoty-two inches
noarly.
A hands breadth is equal to three
and fTe-eighths inches.
A shekel of gold was $500.
4 talent Of silver was S53S,32.
A talent Of gold was sl3,S09.
a piece of silver, or penny, was
thirteen cents.
A farthing WINS three cents.
A garah was cent.
A mite was n cent.
An epha, or bath, contains seven
gallons and five pihts.
4 bin was one gallon and two
Tints-
A drkin was soven pints.
An omcr WAS six plnts.
\ cab was three pints.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

scgouF Old fTisRl anl aneieht Texan
Col Mabel saith, geaIlemaR Who, BY
The way, Ne have learned TO esteem AMI
FsVsrs, 10 letter to the New orleans
=" nar Home JetTnal,' says
" RrsnLam Is thspeAiTs 81 the richest
agricultural iis'sie. Of the state
We thiHs, coleasl, II you we're to 'isl
Dallas aud roam over ssT prairies awhile, ,
you fosld seksos ledre Ihs, We have in
Noru Texas eoonIry sltal IL not suPe-
rior to Washington toaRiy, though ne
woud not b. airy means derSss tvez the
eAP'eily Of old Warrington.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08
OBITUARY.

tDitd, In ballns, of Brain fever, on The
3'th ult., ANNA LEWIS, infant daughter
a W. l.. and Lou. D. Williams.
Only twelve days old, rs an untimely
CIV IT, this little babe has persisted under
DE chill touch of death. As if too pure
II lif", her Father has Withdrawn her to
lis own Warmer embrate.
Around our little ohes cluster LIES
rohgest and strangest endea. ments.-
When they leave us our sorrow ia deep as
he htnan affections. Yet Christian Faith
nd Hope still are ours; and though our
carts bleed, they yearn to join them in
he company of the redeemed
beyond the fight OF time,
Beyond the reign of death,
There surely is some blessed cline
Where lifo is hot breath.
Dallas, July 5th, 1871. WIS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

sa uTssTs- l,s,hiFli N-iFr. l,sHtsIs, hsuilusH
a. aaIh.IiIri sgrEls 90 H. iirsair IL kanta'af
gsHlslF,
sa-r,N, sNUu, Esi- ~ ',rsisgillT, hFHi"H g.
q. a. saihsTi4ss a.sHi hT ~ hAtiss iiEEAtn, sna
a''nrA Rsil o. hita alssh ssT a'Fiht All u Hats
o. kiss's lritrsi - ~,
4 a. IHrfEu. Fsi sisitTstfll, TrNas, g. ~ sGihs-
80 AsrhI 60 tisr i,siss liEE.iR ih ihai 49,
A., .l'-Ili'ins raHEarlri &c - him. Sil - ssi.
Estas,ri D, ~,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

TuF haNu,N sFsisAET TaE Mas ass
ffH,ifr-b uFiug The past sssk ~ have
several ii1ss.ai The PlsssuEs Il nssliEs
ia ear ssHsi1n hT D. }. AtsTnEihy, lh'
able sHi LaFi-sarking, yet sEsT-sAssTful
Principal u the FFi~sTy bsPsHRssi Of
the shove nsmei Excellent iAsii'ltion,
shsTsiu me syslsm n iasiTusiioa i ssll
calculated ~ advance even ,as iallss' so
deaf rapidly in his o. her 'llliss. TA's
tue ssuiasFy uill oPss i's anL aaHlal
session aa the hrsi Mohiay il ssPismbsT
next, With such able men as Prafessofs
Charles caFlion aud y, }, AbsTRsihy in
charge, The school must not only maintain
sis PTsssat high reputation, bat write ia
s-~sFaPA yet higher on the register Of
hHe.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

iuNIrs W. SMITH, Secretary.

Ten. SHERMAN mentions in con.
vc'sation that everywhere he went
onhis recent tour Of inspection, he
NIT with II warm reception from
The people, especially in Louisiana
AMI Texas. The Governors cfthosc
Sites informs him that peace and
orderthcrein would compare favor
ablyin contrast with any period
previous TO the late war lie found
the .riny in good condition.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

e6s" Hon. JNO. c. CONNER, Democrat tic
candidate for the Second Congressional
District, is the only man from the South
trn States who stood up ,maufally and
brsvely and reiuted the vile ISLANDERS that
have been heaped upon the South since
the close of the war. The people Of his
District, whom he has so woll represented,
will remember his past course when they
come to vote ae1t November. Let US poll
a full aud strong vote for him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

STEAMER BuRSED.-fbe steamboat Red
Cloud, Capt. II. J. Brinker, bound from
Jefferson, Texas, TO New Orleans, La, was
burned on the plight Of the Goth uli, when
one day cut. II the crew and passengers,
with their effects, and some Of the cabin
furniture were saved, Among the passen-
gers, was Mrs. Kitty Manson, sister Of our
esteemed felloE-citizen, Prof W.H.sealcs,
and vifs0f DR.. II. W. Manson OfKsufDsn
couufr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

Coip SrnrSGs, Texas, Nov. 18TH 1871
DR.. j. 4. Scenes
DEAR SIR was your first patient at
Hampstead, your last stopping place in
Texas--was with you about. twenty min
u'es, when you told me in four months !
would be we'll Of my five year RUPTURE, and
asked me to write you then, did not ex'
pect ii, but am truly happy to say to you
IT Is EVEN SO. Six weeks ago threw
awhy the truss, and can now follow as far
and fast the wild cow in Trinity bottom as
ever and, Doctor. while | am grateful to
you, l'would say to the unfortunate suffer-
er,Stry the simple and easy remedy. -
; am, respectfully, G. N. HINES
DIR, Jones is now practicing at the
Crutchfeld House, Dallas where he re-
mains until the 18th. lie win practice at
Mckinney from the 18th to the 18th. Al
Sherman from tho 10Th to the 10Th Of July.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08
ANEW I.iTE IstEspiisEn
One ssshe Greatest fns ea,'o'f>
al the 49,

.i,uia,nls Flg,f '.'aIisssi' a'nsil
% Waller 1n'iig, III u 'Rhs'soR,
gIy,, has jusi rc,eived letters palen'
ii,r now AMI valuable lavcrllun
which promises "a Intro llCo q Ucv
era Ia the slesm bost travelling pub
lie hy pnrvvntins tnE great extent
',1c Icytti@o kr,s 81 litc which has
,l,cr,.,-i,rs cH,g,.d, almost ~ a mat
,i"r r,'s.suc~, daring lhc burning a.
".Srle~loR oCs,camhOats, The pleas
srr ~ travelling by water IA onr
hs,lacc,huilt steamers within the laei
lew wears has hrcn 80 married by
the constant apprehension al dan'
ger IN account of the great number
ul distr,urs occurring that travellers
NOW pulr0nisc the railroads a.
rnos, exclusively, even if they arc
forced To gou great disuInc, out ~
observation-disclosures. NJ. Taylo,'s ia.
vcntion will r'vlsbly, iH u short
r:imr, give The ;ravolcrs patronage
.xgSir t. tho steamboats,. ykc la.
NcoUar ~ rVy simpI-, aud cau be
handled hr . woman ~ child. II
consists eta box, uf the shape, and
intended 10 Ice used rs the bottom,
and il in To contain the mattras oi
the sleeping berth, and being sup.
piled with ropes and oars, is always
ready 10 bc thrown into the water,
in which il cannot he sunk with the
weight of two ordinary.sizcd per.
sons, even though il DO filed with
water. 1t is arranged around the
sides, with air tubes or cork in such
II manner that with the weight of
800 pounds tho sides arc sustained
above the water SbOet two and ono
hall ipchcs, and with this weight
pressing upau it from the top il.
cannct be sunk so rs to bonsc!cSs.
Dur;ag tlic collision between the
United States and America, it will
lee remembered that many persons
lost their lives by first getting wet
AID then being chilled and frozen.
Mr.. Taylor claims that, ifa steam
hoat is fully provided with hcr,hs
after his model, this horror will be
prevented, and that the lives OF two
persons for every berth may be
saved may be sustained above the
wrtcr, dry, and conveyed to shore
as soon as could ordinarily be done
with skitf and oars.
The right TO use Mr.. Taylor's in.
vcntion will be sold by him ut II sum
so insignificant as to make it no
great expense for tho steamer to
to provided with his bcrtls on all
it's decks, thus placing in the hands
Of tho deck passengers and crew Il
ready means of saving their lives
also.
1t is understood that Mr.. Taylor
will make an application to Con
grcss at its next session for the pur-
pose of requiring all passenger wa
ter craft on the rivers and seas to
use his invention.
We arc proud that II citizen Of
our state has achieved SO great u
good to the world at large, by the
application Of his skill in this mat,
ter, and VIC wish him the best sue
cess in the establishment of the
great utility ofb's invention in the
minds Of the people.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

Err COi. u. e. Giddings has commenced
chnvss.ihr his District for Congress. His
first speech was made at an old fashioned
Democratic barbecue held near Kosse.
Limestone cnnnty. on the 9th nit. Says
n dispatch 10 the Galveston News
Col. Giddings made an able
which gave universal salts
faction. lie has entered the canvas
with a will, aud haadles the Radi-
Gals without gloves.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08
DIED

lied at the residence of Phil. \. VIM
lule 30th Of dropsy of the chest, CUsuES
pEir Smith, aged rs years. Deceased wal
srangerin our community. lie Cant
to ihis county in bad health. 1t will be ,
sotce Of qualification to his relatives IN
W,lker and Polk counties, Texas, to know
thIt he was attended by skillful physi
Gin and everything possible was done I,
relieve his sutferings. He died in desti
tue circumstances. W.
kfSy, Huntsville Item Dlense tnby.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08
CARVING MACHINE
Strayed or Stolen,

From the Undersigned, while ct the 10 Use
Of Ezekial Smith, near Lancaster, on
the lst instant
nNE CREAM CQLORED MARE, years
W old, branded B on or near the left
shoulder; right eye glass or light eye
black name AID tail; STAR in forehead
fore feet white q little white On left hind
fopt A suitable Reward will he paid for
information that VIII enable me q get said
mare cent 70 he A. Corsicnna, OF 10 Ere
kisl Saith, rear Lancaster, Dallas county.
49, M. L. TABLE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

bs6- Tn. Baltimore aud tlsyAns stea M
ship company have csr;-aet from Balti'
more via Key West and return semi
monthly, for che compensation Of SLiOO,
the runj trip. q. II. Mallory & Co.. VI New
York, have the contract frem New York to
Key West, aud return weekly, for tho sum
Of $1,000 per anhum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

\ llalf-dozcn RAIDS got together
on Duck creek, in Dallas county,
aud resolved that they did not en-
dorsc the Herald, as the exponent
of their principles. The Herald is
still Published, however, at the same
price-s25O per anRum, or three
dollars at the end of six months.
Denton Monitor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

Gee rtartt tas.fsUaf stft rf'
~ rauasn isfi ftniiF sflt shss ~.
fsifss d'aiIsf. rsnissitl n an
HrIsuf q GaI "a bfssir, "tiff tsn.
iiiais ffraarfts fru nis DisiTifi-.
Itsssnt' = ialfs A o. NsIiss u "
Ilsss. rIyaui n 0nyss. ishr \ pss.
sas, II i'ssian, "a. Many. q AsIlsu,
'ni e z GsTlsui. ~ Nssi,r, ssFs eskrs
he Csursuiioa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08
MARKET REPORTS.

\ :w York, July 3.-Gold, ll33@tl3S
NV ORLEANS, July, 3.--Goli, nag
Colbn, dull. Middling, 20!R2O5t.
LvEsToS, July 3.-Gold has ruled
wea, with fair demand az ll3 for round
am .ints. ,Cotton.-Demehd fair, ct full
igres. Quotations-Ordinary, l4l; Good
OHlhary, l53c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08
EECllAED ., SLAUGHTER,
Chairman II Committee


tn meIiea 81 liaR, y II, luIf,rl, the
report u the eJnmillse ola r.atf'ru vas
received sas unanimously adopted,
The Trs0.uiion OF COL, sAas oi hoWls,
Eas thea read, as shove,
Mr. aNghieT, II kaufman, 0fersl tie
following A. a substitute;
wmRT,s, the great representative prinei-
Pr on Nhieh our goyerAnsn, resis Is that
the Sill u the majority is IAe l.E u the
Land, therefore,
Rssair,h That the majority ~ tie votes
u this convention shall be suTisirai 10
nominate the standard hesItr II Ihe ieIaoc.
raey ia the eumiug con'e', Ter Ger repre-
sentative IN Congress,
The subject was discussed BY Messrs,
Rgtlorl, shaw, Todd aud EppeFsnn in Ia
yor and Slaughter, MaNey andSneod against
the original resolution,
On motion II Mr., H. II, sneed, the sub.
siiluie aud original resolution were tem-
Ponrily laid on the table,
TN motion Of Mr.. Ramsay, of up.hur,
the following resolution was adopted
Rr.o'roL, That ia all discussions IN this
convention, the speakers be TTsrTiolci 10
ten minutes, unless .esS by 4 Iwo.ihirl
SoIe he granted,
On uo,ios Of Mr.. Sneei, tse substitute
and original resolution Woge taken up,
Amer lcNihy discussion on the same,
On motion Of Mr.. I.yday, Of Fannln, the
convention took recess for fifteen min.
uics.
On coming TO order, On motion OF Hon.
Jnhn 4 tiool the touyenIion nliDurnel In
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

s6y. Tho letter on our outside from ZION.
Blanton Duncan, on the subject CT the
candidacy Of Gen. Hancock, for the fresi-
dcncy, shoI,i have been credited to tho
New Orleans Picnsune.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

fERsoSAL,-Among The Eass ir'eRis
from q distance wh0m 40 have mes id W.
Iowh this week We we're gTatihei 10 greet
our former IoWnsmaA llsh, \, II, baTnsll
locking NO older, ne thought, IhsR
when Ne first kasw him, seine four
teen or dfeeH years ago, dsH, u, Is nos
residing in Grayson county
We have alsa met, in town during the
week, Gel, coekrsli, Of Grayson, Col n.
W, Allen, e Collin, Capt, Hare, Of shsr-
man, Capt CT, Gibson, Of wSIahAehis,
Jane. u. I.oVeioy, Of Collin, our gsAial
friend, Senator ", II. Pyle, Of kaufman,
Hon. NJ, u, X, Taylor, Of Jefferson, 0en'
$. H. MaIey, Of Paris, Hon, u. II. IPPerson'
OF Clark~ilie, IL, Gov, J, ", rhrookmor'
ton, Of Mckinney, Col, Mclean, Of Titus
county; aud host VI others whsse names
&c de not now remember.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

r~we received, on Thursday last the
proceedings Of ihe meeting hsld at Fort
Worth on fbe l7th Ultima, spPd nting dele
gates 10 the Dallas Convention bf the 9Th
inst OF course their Pabliesthn nov is
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

s1- The irrcPressiblc Charley Noyc-, 81
circus notoricly, has had his maIn-sorh
tent stretched nt the Washington county
Far, Al Brcaham, during last week, and
gave exhibitions.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08
nrmurraIIr EkteulIr ConlmlItec.

Ti,- c-Atni asA 'sHsI.Tiai EIrfIIiVr f'u'hntr.'.
rh -. g 49, & ur,v,y NIsts gsEsaI,a., ~, ~
isifsyvE-
A :. Nslk.F, thaiTnas ~. n, a.ssrTs, Juin Il.
uIssg, ~, v, v alton, so, Ssu-i,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

Cadet Grant is about as hard a
student - his father, the President.
zas IT West Pom. lie stands 81
~ bis class Of a. Bat then a dull
sts,icri s9ssefimcs makes a groai
q 80. and there . yet hope for him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

Al old bachelor stepped into n
dry goods store, II day or
twoago, and called for half dozen
button holes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

Honest industry is always re-
warded. No Young man need COM
plain Of being kept poor IL be rolls
mp his sleeves and goes eheerfally
20 work.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08
III. II. GriGin.

OF Rock wall, has just received large
and well selected assortment of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,,
to which he invites the attention of his
friends and the public generally.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

Ids- Col. jonathan y. Waters, an old
resident Of Texas, and since the war we'l
known citizen Of Galveston, died At llors.
ton, on the I'd inst, aged about o. years.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

M carr. NnurRr lossrLrN Is M authorized Agent
and Special Correspondent ~ the DALLAS lhnAip,
aAW otherwise Announced through IL r"lnmns.-
Ils receipt ir subscriptions and advertising will be-
h.lh i.mL hY Illn nrluIirImr Of The IlEnALn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08
9tw Embellishments.
N d I'll e L..

A Ny one desiring a FULL OUTFIT of
N HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NITURE, either including new Howe
Sewing Machine OF not, can hear of it on
application to the Editors Of the HERALD.
offer open until August LIST. TERMS
Calh in hand.
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IE5- We learn that ahO.her extensive
confagation has occurred at Jefferson Tex
the extent Of which VIC have not heard,
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nT We regret Ohesr - n esteemed
friend. g. A. DickeruA- /Ehsrman.
ras called bone hefg Of he
CSnfsniiob, D. SEX 4 aHIly.
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CARDING MACHINE
N % t G L .

VNHE Undersigned respectfully informs
IL the Citizens Of Dallas County and the
Public generally, that his
CARDING MACHINE
will be in full operation again by the goth
Of the present month, and 10 earnestly
solicita The Patronage Of his. old friends
and patrons.
Mr.. Jno. S. Ballard will be found pre-
sent at al times ~ attend to business.
Ny Machine is located aitbe Old Stand,
North end Of Still Street Everything is
nsE, and We eab guarantee GOOD WORK.
NJ. NJ. MORROW.
Dallas, July Sth, lS7l.-43:lm.
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