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your pretensions, aud conscious OF
broken d1venahis aud ~ vioiatSd Con.
stitutiop5they rhtstrust S4erY poYemspt,
and trerble With feat #hen they thtpk
that right may ag$h lprevaiL (Ap-
p'fBsss2 Bas wrong j cannot slways Be triumph.
ant. will say nothing. and you must
do nothing, even though tyranny op.
presses grievopsly uPonny9& Forbear
Tor season. and day will como when
all will yet be we'll. I may not. nor may
coming. {kpphuse:) He-- who reigns
above and hsss always viii $50 that JUS
tioe is done He will not sallow the
wicked to always remain in power, nor
the righteous to be oppressed. We can
wait until that day comes, and. in the
meantime, be;quiet. ..,'Tis all old and
wise saying that u good biting dog never
barks much. If we wait patiently, q
sense OF justice will yet return to the
people of the United States, or on op-
portunfty will come when our rights can
be gained, and not only our rights-the
rights of tho South-but the rights Of all
the peoples. the rights which were fought
for and: obtained at the point Of the
sword in the first revolution. Zap
plause.) ~.
But though T cannot and should not
speak; I fear that where the mind and
the henri are both 80 full. TINT will not
be, able to restrain MY words. T cannot
think one thing and say bnokher. hid
unless; the. honest emotions Of my.soul
can bo expressed. I do not care to speak
I thank you, gentlemen, for YOUR kind
ness, and feel deeply touched at it's e1hi-
bition. May God foster and preserve
you. IF ever the day comes when I can
speak freely, will be among you and
say to you all that is In my heart. Till
then, farewell, and may the Great God
be with you always, (Applause)
The Constitutiondiist eays: During tho
delivery of his brave and cheering adj
dress, Mr.. Davis was greeted With the
most enthusiastic shouts Of approval by
the audience.
At the conclusion Of his address, the
band paid the tribute of parting piece,
and Mr.. Davis was escorted from the bal
cony. II.
It will be gratifying information to
hundreds of our citizens to learn that
MIR. DkSisihaS been induced to remain in
the oity during to-day, and that he will
reo9iyeIhib friends at the Planters Hotel.
The reception will take place from IL
la'9look. g., to Q, P, NJ. ;, ana viii be: en-
joyad by SCORES Of our citizehs anxioua to
greet one around whom centres ali the
patriotic pride Of our people, in remem-
brance Of the noble common; cause
which he adorned with his firm, patriotic
endeavor to render successful.
The health Of Mr.. Davis, judging from
hia appearance, is in good preservation
= ssot Il waiSA .ha rocr!e 9. the whole
South will rejoice. lUia.N.
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Notice.

THHE firm Of Stack & Whitlook was, by
Il mutual consent. dissolved on the 18th
instant: All debts due to or by the firm will
be received and paid by W. H. Whitlock, who,
having bought his partners interest. will
continue tho Lumber business in his own
name. ". Il. WHITLOOK.
Hay 27 s, g.
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HAMS! HAMS!! HAMS!!!
CHOI0E. MAGNOLIA HAMS L
CHOICE MARYLAND HAMSll
CHOICE CROWN, HAMS II F.!
Together with q full stock Ghiokod and Dry
Salted BACON SIDES, Shonldefk sand Stripe,
for sale at loT prices to CASH 6uHa Hauhers.
May zT JOHN.AGNEW.6 & SON.
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NEGRO SUPERSTITION, The Savannah
Ne.cs Is responsible for the following:
prIAe negro. population in the Eastern
part ot the city are muoh excited over q
report lh,ronghto over by o ''reliable con-
.rapand naaan II, from Beaufort. s. e. that a
negro baby Yas born there few days
since, .an4 Immediately ''opened its
mouth m and Ihspp hspake " warning Che people
would be destroyed within three duys.
After THIS remarkable feat this eminent
3ptpnt died. 4 further report saSs That
q letter from Heaven was found upon
the little nigger.
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New First Glass Saloon and Restaurant
opened:'
sII,.-c. n. Duh 81 e

II Il G. II D 9 II 81 e .
NlENDERS a hearty Invitation to all his
IL friends to attend on tho opening Of his
new BAR and kESTAURANT, on Washing
ton streot, next door to the Masonic Hall,
TO-DAY. A fine FREE LUNCH will be
spread, and every Thing posai6le done to make
his patrons at horne. --'
Como and see the BEST SALOON in town.
May 27 1t i
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PROCLAMATIONt
MAYORS OFFICE.

CoLUxDIA, 8. c., May rs. 1871.
ON and after MONDAY, Juno S, 1871, all
" Dogs found running at large, NOT wear
ing the city badge and collar ior! the cntrent
unless reclaimed By the owner by the payment
Of tho legal fne, the Dog will, within forty.
eight hours after impoundipg, be killed.
JOHN NlALEXANDER, Mayor.
Atteat; WM. ]. ETTEn, City Clork. MAy &c
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Titus Cooper, q respectable and wor-
thy eolored man, living IN. ithe noig hbcr-
hoodiof; Glenn Springs, and heretofore
Reported as dead. is in fair way to ro-
cover: The colored man, George vii
ilams, or George Oates, who shot Titus
has not yet been arrested.
Negro school children in Now Orleans
carry their books balanced on their
neads' Just Us their parehts carry bur-
j, Jefferson Davis recently assisted at
the decoration OF the graves of tLeAol.
dlcrs at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond.
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For Sale.

J PAIR OF Thoroughbred POINT
GH-4S ER PUPS. Prico 500. Apply to
'HuZ," Key Box No. l26, Columbia, 8. q.
May 27 1 ri sw4
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Fine Northern Hay

ICST received 200 bales OF fine Northern
- HAY. which will be sold low for cash, al
tho Columbia Ice House. i- ~
May ga JOHN u. BATEMAN, Agent,
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J U S T 7 N
9. E. .JACKsoN,s.

A MOTHER lot Of cheap LINEN TOWELS.
IA 4 new lot Df Quilts, low prices
Plaid Nainaook.
Check Canibrica. ElN
Striped Muslins.
10000 Yards Nibbona, all colors. -
Also. another lot of Ladies; CheapHats.
Notice to Delinquent Taxpayers.
OFFICE CITY CLEliK AND TREASURER,
CoIrMnrA, 8. C., May 25, 1871.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
IN default in payment OF CITY TAXES, that
on and after June !. 1871, payment CANNOT be
made at this Office, as executions will on said
date be placed in the hands Of tho pToper
officer tor collection.
WILLIAM J. ETTER,
City Clerk and Treasu'rer.
Office Hours A.. M.,to 2 PM. May 26
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OANCERs!
TuMoRs!
ULCERs!
LIVES
LIVES SAVED!

Most astonishing cures by Prof. KLINE, at
tho Philadelphia Cancer Institute, 93l Arch
street, and by Prof. GREENE, at Charlotte,
N. &C.
Ne,c and ,conde,Jul treatn,cnt' May 81 l
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SUPREME CouRr, FR1pAY. May ;26.
The Court met at 10 a. NJ Present.
Chief Justice Moses aud Associate Jus
tees Willard and Wright.
Horace Massot rs. O. A. Moses, et al.
Mr., Memminger resumed and concluded
his argument for appellants Mr.. Lord
was heard for respondent. a fiei.
Charles r. Brewster ts. Henry Will
liams. Nfr. Spratt was heard for appel
liant. Mr.. Lord for respondent.
a a. T. Stewart 6 Co. 0s. Charles Kerri-
son, trustee, and Ketrison & Leiding.
Mr.. Memmipger read btief. for appel
lants. Mr. NfoOrady was heard for ap-
peliants.'"
At 8 P. NJ, the Court adjourned until
Monday, 26th, at 10 A., NJ.
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-...-,I 11,rTloTT = i,is,N
= LIsT:oY New ADvEnr1sEHEs7s.iis
|. O. 81. Dnhme- Restaurant. 'i-s's
Change Schedule c.. G. & A. .R,.'K..
Professor Gteene-Canccrs, Tumors.
J. d. Dateman Hay. f{
(, Lippman's Bittcrs are for sale by All drug
gistSand deaiers.I Depot in Columbia, n. @.
at GeioEn i McGnEooR's, Druggists. SIS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

c-TistLs silasli.a Ihis d ihr Afs
ihTdnurr Nhils iks smsHtaarnis aTr
srbri iSl a. FATi Il ihs aTsshe law u is
Eot iTfsuuasi ihsl ihsF sTr fsreFsT 10 20
aaia -, a. Rai sish n alsTa ~ Hst-
icsl fTisRis ~ ilis dpslaniisn eas Eesii
Trmini ihrla ihsi ha auiheTiig sinte ihe
iays u he Modes ani fsTsisns has sstT
sssanei that legislative aSis aTr iTT,resl-
.his
"a, ia great lssifFs'.W Hes Is sei 10
aHl1 ihs -sTk u ihs Radical party Las "a
uRis lhs RalicAl fArY itself A ~.e-
esPiaRes u ihe silaaiian, pTsseni Sab
nisfish ~ lhs iHsKsTabls leEie - sEsAn
laes nsl raEaHii ihs i'rmeeney 10 "a AP'
prevail sf The sFimss aHi fslliss ~ the
haiissl party, sLich haEs inielibig stamp
"a their ihhasRes ih characters u bleed
sai Tain sil ever ihs SAGE fair face " saT
eouRiTy, Hut there are yet ePeh aHi H.
rect issuts ~hiCh must b. Uei Al this iihs,
these AFs the rights u loeal ssit gessThr
msH'. The aaesiiah % hAahes sneh As
Isriff, debt Shi tsEaiioA, oa these heIAst,
Taey caA lake issUs Hilh TadieAlisa, u
musl ai present east aside the masly tones
~ the past, foF the ii1ihs PFesshl dsmahd'
its aiisHiioH, AbaEe all, the bfmreTAsy
nos hsels practical Plslfsrm such IS u
smholied in the Ohio resolutions, NAih
eLlmeTss, aRl idle FePlhiAg, h shat is
lost, are not 10 bs iniulsei Ia By men e'
prselieal wi.iom, rTejulis.s, reasonable
aud natural =. they arc, must give ~ay 10
the uFgsHI requirements aud duties Of The
hour. nrcEkNE,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
The Man . Love.
~ SEFlIE rewfK HoVsToS.

have such sAllaAI lover
Ia the laRi u my hearts fair hems;
nhsn the misis sf twilight gather
lkn0s be is sure ~ eens,
ils NsEeT hsF kept me ~aitingi
Nheh the stars hsgiA 10 shihe,
llis eyss more bright ihah slsFlish,
Look ioSh in shs depths ef mine
Asd.oui IN the happy sunshine
that manlies the sammsr hills.
Together ss sometimes sauhieF,
Aud rect by the siHslHg Tllls,
And on a. the suHhsams heslle
In 'he curls af hi lawHy hair,
lloS l long for their unseen hngers
So Wild ia their TeVel there.
when the cooling breases saItly
Come dahcihg 20 Kiss his brow,
And scatter bright leaves about him
With uhisPerings soft aud low,
| envy their blessed mission,
Viii a pang that ! he'er can tell,
They may fan him, aud they may ki'e him
Aud l-mAy but love him we'll.
Hut why should murmer and en7y?
lie loves ne far better than all
And my voice TO Him scemeih sNetier
Than even the moeking birds call.
All, we'll, In Queen faney's Kingi5ih
Ny life has radiant CLEAN,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
Tom ,iir.haii nnd Henry Clay.


lilo namo OF Breckenridge rc,
minds mo of characteristic out,
burst Of Tom Marshall, which !
heard hero in connection Herewith.
"llenry Clay" he said, twas n pow
crful man. | never liked him, and
was one Of two Of the most remark
able men of the two most remark.
able families Of Kentucky, who, .s
young lawyers, undertook to r'ill
him down in the height of his pow.
or. Well, the result WINS ono of
these young men took rcingc in the
pulpit aud the other in tho bottle.
but, by, Tom Mrrshall has
stuck closer to his text than Bob
Brcckinridgc." lie drew long
sigh, ~ then added OF Clay, "But
he was only woods.cclt ut last ;
look = bis stock--good for moth.
ing"
Sroulins orIlcurg Clay, tho fol.
lowfug lusu auc6llo 10 told, re.
cor,iGg one pt hi, frsNskerc up.
wul of forty yu. ago. ANa pub.
lie dinner g.vcn lo the great Ken
tuckian hy some Of his friends in
Chillicothc, Colonel Brush, 4 MEM
Der of Congress and an old friend
and admircr of Clay, unlcrtook q
have this from tho mouth OF one
who was present. to introduce all
his town friends to Mr.. Clay. 1t
was while the wine WAS doing its
pleasant business, and, among the
rest, one Henry lord, shinglc and
clap-board maker, Virginian, who
had high opinion of his own abili-
ties, somewhat increased, doubtless,
ut tie moment, by his being about
half drunk came up and was intro
duccd. Afltr shaking hands he
pulled out n stamp with his name
cut upon it, and said:
You're II lawyer, Mr.. Clay, and
I'm an ignoraht man--can't read
nor write, Nov, if | put my name
to n contract with this here stamp
Will it be good in law" %
"rakc n glass Of wine, Mr.. Lord !"
5Sid Clay, sand I'll give you my
opinion" Then with II solemn face
he proceeded to say: "Ifyou know
tic contents of the contrhct, and
sign the paper with the stamp, with
the intention to make it yours, my
friend Colonel Brush will tell you,
rs tell you, that you'll be bound
by it, whether tCu like it or not"
Colonel Brush, who had been
di'te uneasy during the conference,
tried to get Lord away.
"Get out; I'm talking to gentle
lt1an," Lord went on. "Now, Mr.
Clay" says he, "and all you gentle
men, what a great thing learning
is! For always thought, and now
I'm sure of it," Cooking Mr.. Clay
in the face,) "ifpd have had haIf 4
chance of learning, Henry CIay
would be no part ofa patching to
Henry Lord!'
Clay took this kindly, laughing
heartily, while Colonel Brush seem
ed to wish the earth would open
and take him in.-Cin. CON-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

BEAUTIFUL lRELAND.-Wo Know,
of eolirs5, that Ireland is called tho
"Emcrald Isle" and tho color of the
emerald is green, but never had it
entered into our imagination that
there WAS anywhere in this world
to be seen such vcrdure as j! clitrm.
cd our eyes to look upon in the ru.
raj districts of Ireland. The slopes,
t.t knolls, the lcils, fields ofyGtng
graiii, over which the brcczes creep
like playful spirits Of the beautiful
the pastures, dotted over with sheep
of the purcst wool; the hillsidcs,
rising up into mist-shroudcd noun
tians. are all covered with thick
carpets Of smooth, velvet green.
But Ireland should also be called
Flowcry Isle. There is not spot
in Ireland, believe, where blessed
nature can find an excuse for put
ting flower, but she has put one
not only in the gardens and in the
meadows, but Upon the very walls
and the crasS Of the sea, from
the great blooming rhododendrons,
down to the Smallest flowret that
modcstly pcett5 forth from its grassy
cover. The lfish furzc, SO richly
yellow, covers all places that might
otherwise be Bare or barren; the
silkworm delights tTefywhero,
from thousands Of trees, to "drop its
web of gold" the bloomiIig haw-
thorn, with the swcct-scentcd pink,
and especially the white variety,
adorns the landscape and tile gar
dens; wall-fowcrs, of every hue
and variety, Chamber to hide the
harshncss of the mural supports
the bcetled cliffs of tho North sea
are fringed and softened with lovely
flowers and fyou kneel anywhere
almost on the yielding, velvety car
pet, you will find little, well.nigh
invisible, fowcrets, red, white, blue,
and yellow wrought into the very
woof and texture. Ireland ought
to be called tho Beautiful Isle. The
spirit of the Beautiful horets over
and touches to living lotlintss
every point.-PaN Mall GAZETTE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

At the battle of Woerth, in the
third charge of the Cuirassicrs, it
is said that " horse was seen going
at full speed with hcadless rider,
whose body maintained the attitude
of life. The corpse was that of u
French Colonel, whose head had
been carried away by cannon-shot.
Although such statements as this
are Frequently doIbtcd, the investi-
cations of medical science show that
instantaneous rigidity is the occa-
sional accompaniment Of sadden
and violent death, such as results
from wounds of the hcnd or heart.
DR.. Brinton, of Philadelphia, has
studied the subject, and he relates
that a man wounded in the left
breast at the battle of Belmont, Mis-
souri,, captured n stray mule, sue
cceded in mounting him, and then
died but his body maintained the
upright position Of q living rider,
and when it became necessary to
take the mule for tho use of
wounded man, the body was found
IL be so firmly and rigidly set that
4 Certain amount of positive force
WIS found to be necessary tu free
the mule from its grasp.
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A 2nisI IIane
lassF,tasssara rrs,

U.s ,anlishi l. passed. AHi lhs ia'ig aiT
Ttsi fllpi ihs isg 10 iis FTinsi
10 all tke kaars thrrr 1, naae - iaiT
As lhe lia shile egeA uUs
Iks Wini itti tlrs .liks bTrsih u hssi,
L. naalsF anl fTrshrT arEs
40 III lhs siais here i nene - gRrri,
ssfi rEFRiAg NiRi - ,Aea-
A ! auF like tli, Is seaa trssl,
AHi sever recalled asSiH
Ihs Pnsfs shi Rrsi se TenemheF net,
Onis ihr iey All he Psia,
Mere ss csslsHl siih sash PlsssaTsss 'his
Ne mishs ts hsrpy 10 Tesii
Dai 10 Ihs PaTsuil u maTe dislant tlisss
Ne slarh a. be easily hiesi,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23


The superiority of beer as q whole
some and refreshing beverage is
claimed to have been most satisfac-
torily demonstrated during the late
war between France and Germany.
In their official reports to the Med
ical Board, the German military
snrgeons bear witness to beer over
wine, especially the poor common
wlies Of Champagne and other wine
producing parts ofthe country they
took possession of, and still 10 GER
tain extent occupy. They state it
to be The peculiarly refreshing prop
ertv of the carbonic acid gas con-
tained in beer that makes II such
a grateful beverage, after a long
and fatiguing march, or when fair
ly worn out by the excitement Of
hard DAYS fighting. Bat they Law
much greater stress on the use of
beer in the hospitals and field am-
balances, where it was administer
ed. when it could be obtained, with
great success, both TO the Yarnded
and diseased soldiers
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

The Worccs,~ lMass.) Spy has
tho following accouh: of ono of its
carriers "a novel and most. faith
full Spy carrier, it appears, asbsen
put Upon one of the northern routes
Of this city, in the person of an in
tclligefit spaniel dog. This animal,
belongitg to Il farmer near BARRIERS
Crossing, comes to the regularly-ap-
pointed place near the crossing
every morning before the passing
of the Nashta train, and, taking
the paper in his mouth rs 1t is
thrown out by the expressmah, dill
igentIy conveys it to The residence
of his master. The f;iithful canine,
after receiving his charge, Watches
the train with much apparent inter.
est till it is nearly out of sight, an d
then, giving a significant wag Of
Ills tail, darts for home with tcfe;
graphic speed"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

A sFesial report to The tFeasury
department from an agent sent 70
investieate the c.rSe, states that the
receiveF of the land Office for Wash
inrton Territory. is a dtfnulter to
the extent Oftwcnty-efsift Thousand
dollars. and that TIE governor 81
the territory IS iuvoited in borrow
inc money from the Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

The Albany News reports vast
quantities Of grasshopPers n Nor
thern Georgia. where they are cat
ing M every thing green, devasta-
ling 4 fisia y, > sTrglc wight
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

Don Carlos orders his adhcrentS
to avail themselves of the amnesty
and rctnrn to Spain. La Bayonne
is crowded with returning refn-
gees.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

Noao1aic SonaororV
NoTIC;u.
,E,HE FOLLOWING r".olu'"n W. rN''rH g. us' hS
St,,eI Cnuv,,tiluu ~ lnnn"hl h"'E'' ''"' -
ys,,I I, VI February -, A. y. isUN;
Es.aIr,,i That q committee "i IN" I've rrIi,,,.I, n
,,t, charge uf the Ma.ouio r'n'tvrS. and lTlnn ",
n,ormrui therein except vi Nn''n' "r '''" ""'''''
,'r fatalities, ,,.,,r,s,f ,f,bc
nrn A.w, Merton lsappnuicd icdt"ink"rhH'se'''"
,,,,'.t.,y and see ths resolution carried out
hy "T"'' III tue ''''Ss' T.. q. ROVER. WV.
A.tn.t. u L CnnMrEs. SrrrrlnrN. LlnNhl U',""l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

The Atthison Champion of the
23d tells the following big snake
story: "A party Ofmen IN johnson
county recently went TO q place on
the Shawnee reserve called Snake
Den,' on asnakc hunt They killed
146 snakes of all siSes, and Of seve-
raj varieties. The largest was a
rattle snake, about three and n half
or four feet long, with thirteen rat
ties and button. They killed also
several very large copperheads,
which fought very viciOusly, but no
one received any damage, only from
the stencil in killing them, which
made them very sick for a little
time~ q twenty-five snakes ~
kill ! ht the same place =
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The iissisira,iea of is6a snd


I"N"NE''7"'EH
A frlsni she is careful in salinr'ins ''A'
ti.liss has hTnisLst us si'h q Nseis VI 'he
registration Il ls6s in ihi. rsHETs''iensl
district. shish ws I,,blish hsiss, Il s'ii
he sssn that The total TssislTAiiea a. that
tine w.s "A .Gdl, OI Ihsss, ssldli SsTs
white sni s,piI black, A. The last Tea
,isnsl slsolion felle sing this nsgis'Ta-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
DALLAS CHARTER. No. u.
ROYAL ARCH MASoNS.

[ ". .r. hereby summurriI' - attend NW,l
r,,,y,S ,t,.n II llasthnrI'r' We, ~ Sh N""'"'
cv,.pIn.,. nrt,i,.r 3, ~ nUif rsna's hsh''"s'
IVY '''""'''' z 4. UnnMGES, Secretary
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
ARCH SHOP.

Miles Goodrich, fottihaH. This
shop is in the wing. ard is two hun
drcd feet long. running east and
west. 4 switch connecting with
the l.. l.. & q. II. r., crosses about
the center of this room, so that cars
con be brought into the shop, and
thereby render the loading Of arch
es. and other ponderOus leads, con-
venient. In this room the arches
Of all bridges are made.
We notice in this department
large Power Punches and Shears,
which we are Informed were de-
signed especially for bridge works.
aud are ali strong. heavy machines
There ere. is also ole hundred Lag; and ,.i tDlr-
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'TaVior'S NonitOr.
MASONIC.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

I0tal,.,..,s.s,ssssss'ss'sr s'srsrs'ss 'A"rr''
Thus more Ihan halfsf the rsgislsTsi 'e'
tiers failed to vote ~ that election, u |"
prsumabls sll these we're dsmesrsis' The
pis.sht registration, ws think will increase
lie number o. vsiers to lo,Oi0, II 90 as
.tms that ons,kfh of these neglect to 'e's
sid ws trust the number will he s'ill
.nallsr-sAys, 900, there will still be H.
90 vote. cast, Ia ths, esss, We feel var
raniei in Predicting a n'siori'y Of a. least
10000 ,or Conusr over bryant,
The whole registered vote Of the state AZ
ter the revision uni.F Gsn, Reynolds In
iSoe, was
White, S,s
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While ma jorlly,..".','",','''''''''''' -"
We estimate an addition Of 3o,oou by The
registration just concluded say "d,oVO
white. to 5,OOr blaeks-whieh will give a
total vote Of iG6, ,55S--white, l0a,6isi black
6i9O6. White majority, aSiia.
We think, therefore, that the der4oera'ie
majority in this State in the edaiins elee'
tion, IL the votes are fairly counted, will,
a, least, reach $1,000, aud, II tho whole
vote could he pollel, il would show ma
jority Of 1900 against Grant, Davis aud
the radical party. And yet, this is one Of
the States set down by some Of the North
cru papers as certain for the Radicals at the
next Presidential election. Nothing but
bayonots, and plenty of them, with stuff
Cd ballot boxes false counting, can
riSS Grant he vote Of Texas.