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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-02
DRY GOODS.
At COST. AT COST, AT Cosf'


nm account OF removing, on the lstof July, 20,
the store No. as BRohD STREET,
49,, having too large stock to carry oyer, WV ~
iii mn- tn that time my EEilkE StOCh Sf
GnoiIs at and belon cost, consisting ~ par' u
JAPANESE POPLINs,
JAPANESE SILKS,
BLACK and FIGURED GRENADiNEss'
LAWNS, PERCALEss .... =
PIQUEs, s.. Z. 9e1 -,
LACE sHAWLS, <
KID GLOVES. ,,.r. ~. { f=s =.
HOSIERY, as -....-,.; -
TOWELS, r,
QUILTS,
,,,a o,bar articles too numerous to mention.
Tbova large and complete assortment o. AZ
sIHERES and GENTS FURNISHING aooDS'
''H1 ALSO, r,sss
ammo of those fine WHITE LINEN SHIFTS lei y.
ony desire all those In want OF bargains , 10
co,re and convince themselves OF the ABOVE Iacts'
Closed on SATURDAYS. ov,up 80
10 9O3 Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-02

HAMILTON FASTER & SONS,
OF B ALT1MoRE, Md,
In order the better To meet the wants or tner re-
tail customers at u distance, have established a
SAMPLE BUREAU. ;,
and w upon appc4sioIt p ,a Sfhs Nn
MOST FASHION. ABLE GOODS, or French,
English, and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
at all times TO sell as ow, hos A. 1853 prices, 1na
any house In the country. -,
RuyinK our goods from the largest and most cele-
hrateu manufacturers in the different parts of Eu-
rope, and importing the same by steamers dlrecs
supplied with the novelties OF the London ana
Paris markets.
bad debts. are able and willing to sell our goods
at FROM TEN To FIFTEEN PER GENT.
LESS PROFIT than If we gave credit.
In sending for samples, sp,.cify The KIND OF sooas
desired. We keep the best grades Of every class
OF goods, from the lowest to the most costly.
Orders unacconpaniea by the cash VIII oe sent
G. q. u.
PROMPT-PAYING WHOLESALE BIZ Y ERS
ars invited to inspect the stock In our Jobolng ano
Package Department. Address a,rsa =
- = HAMILTON EASTER SINS, ~
1877, 100, col, and 2oa W est Baltimore street,
do kTu&Fly Baltimore. Nd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-25
,,ronTXNT ANNOUNCEMENT:
TaAiOY's Monitor.
Res" Buy your Drugs from Haynes.

A poETicAL PEpAGoGuE.-A teacher, not
far from Dallas, in writing to Mcssrs'
Burford, Good X Jordan for old newspa-
pcrs, gets off the following;
RTE WORST CONDITION.
OF all the conditions, to which men are
born,
There's none so compulsive, nor one so
forlorn an
As an old silly Pedagogue cribbed NJ at
school,
There trying to teach both the expert and
fool,
With netting to read at recess thnts new,
Not even paper, its contents to view;
\ paper, 10 others however stale,
w ould be new to me, and Of much avail;
Therefore, my dear friend, that 8 if friend
you be-,
Do send some old papers, they'll lie new TO
If COR that favor, on earth | cant pay,
For your happy dwelling in Heaven III
pray.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-25
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

WAsWNGToN, February 10Th
The trial Of Congressman Bowen
Tor bigamy is progressing. MIR.
Henderson, Clerk Of the Court OF
Wauxala county, Fla, identified
Bowen and Ga6ilha Parks; they
came to Tallahassee together; Bow
Ell procured license, and Hcnder-
son married them ut the tavern.
LONDON, February l3.-Thc Gu.
ba, which left Liverpool on satur-
day, bears the English Alabama
Commissioners. TIC Commission
is accompanied by Il numbcr Of di-
plomatic attendants.
The German Emperor will re-
view the triumpha march of the
Prussians through Paris from the
Tullerics, on the 10Th of February.
Tho Emperor rcttrns to Berlin
OH the LIST Of March.
LONDON, February 16.-In consc-
qnenco Of preparations in the South
Of France for calling into service
the military class Of 1870, Bismarck
will consent to prtlong the ;irmis-
ticc five days only. The capi'ula-
ton of Beliort has been signed and
the garrison has withdra wn with
arms and baggage.
PARIS, February 1G,-1t is. NOW
reported thatnew clccti ons for dole
gates to the National Assembly will
he necessary in this city. The
Journal DIES Debates says Il. Thiers
is universally recognized as the flu
lure President Of France with Jules
Favre, Rcord and Buffet in the
ministry.
BoRl}EAuX, February 16th.-M.
Grovy has been elected President
Of the assembly. The Herald spe-
cial from Bordeaux of the 18th
says The Deputies maniIestly in
tend to overthrow the violent re-
publicans and remove the capital
from Paris to shield the govern
ment from d mob. Personal con
versation with the Deputies in u-
ces the belief that provisional
government will be first establish
cd Theirs, Grovy, Trochu, De
Ecinsee and Dorian, are tavorably
mentioned in connection with this
measire; prominent citizens thro'
the PROVINCES are certain to be
placed in power; the radicals are
making desperate struggle, but
their cries for II continuance Of the
war and fo surrciidcr, have evil
IDENTIFY lost force tic conservatives
are quite confident ofsuccess. There
is strong under current in favor
of the Orleahists, and the election
of an Orleuhist prince is likely to
be declared valid. In the Worlds
Special from Paris of the 18th, Fav-
re says: The elections have evil
denced unexpected reaction against
the Republic the country is alarm
cd at the actions of the Radicals,
who played into the hands of the
monarchists it is not probable that
the Orleanists will be successful;
they are too wise dhd prudent to
involve the country in war, and a
republic will unavoidhbly be adopt
ed.
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N D TIC e.

yUyHERE WILL DE SOLD, at the Court
House door, in the Town of Dallas, on
the 9Th day Of March, (the same being the
first Tuesday,, 1871, the following desert
bed lots, track or parcel Of LAND, within
the hours prescribed by law, the same be-
ing the property Of James II. Ryan, TO
satisfy an execution in my hands for col
lection, issued the 18th day Of January,
1871, in favor Of A. S. Clark against the
said ]. II. Byan, upon judgment recovered
by the said A. s. Clark. on the LIST day of
December, 1870, against the said J. II.
RYAN, for the sup Of $1,000, coin, and tie
further sum Of SO, costs Of suit
The west undivided half Of certain
tract OF parcel Of Land, situated in Dallas
Couutv, Texas, on the waters Of Trinity
River. about 10 miles s., 53o z. from The
Town Of Dallas, and being the land sdr-
vevod for I. C. HaTps,. by virtue Of Ben
;amin Mathews. Certificate No. %, ard
beginning AZ the y. W. corner Of z. Wifin-
berr's Gao acre survey, n stake in Prairie
Valley. an elm, Sin. n. W. s0' 2. GO va.as
hence s. 3O9 z. $50 vhras, TO sake in said
pr,iri.. n blackberry G varas 3 in, S. go
". ga varas thence S. Coz W. 1900 Sl0ths
va-us. % a stake IN prairie, elm, y in.
var.s. n. ~ ". $50 varas. 70 stake in
prsi.se. haek5srry r in tsras. S. 7s' W
abort 800 raras; thrBce y. COZ F. laO'
s-iOfhs Tsrns, 10 the beginning, cortainins
500 acrrs. more or less
MS February "a, A. D. 1871
J. ~ DEOWN.
sheriff, Dallas Comfy, Ts1ss.
Fsf--srr sfh. is7l.-ZtfL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-25

ta.s. fIat np man Gee arY mtf
.nfitiH office or nsiti.n. fate a.
hollis d.ufi lifted 'r che th... i'
which BE- asplrt., un.r s are nUi
made &C. mrl. bti nir che puh''r
su,sl. aud they shuuli be- allied hy
thr meet worthy, making honesty
and calaciiY the test Tho District
and Cuuuiy Conventions sh'uid Sc
beet their beet meR iur candidates,
and thus deserve success.
Asa general rule Il will be best
h. sclerl candidates by conventions
Efforts should in all eases he made
10 have iall meetings, not eaueeses
As many Offices are lucrative aud
at personal advantage Ia tho ineum-
benls, il should be exaelcd II all
candidates that they canvass the
District or county ol their eonslll'
ueneies. The duIy o. work i'm
posed upon candidates should not
excuse others,
With a just cause, the intelligence
OF the country, and the majority Of
tho voters, il is orr own IaalI II We
do not compel a victory,
=. s, WALKER,
Chm State Dem, FIX, Com,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-25
IA Castle i'm tile Airv
DALLAS, February 22d, 1871.


Ts III. Fdi.srs Of tL. Dallas Herald:
GENTs:-since the good people Of Dallas
have assumed the "City air" some Of the
more sober and grave have been prospect
ing around little, in search ofsn outlet for
cur orergrOirH Fortunes, tVhea the Rqilr0ads
rome. Among the thousand and one OUT
Isfs aforesaid, j. has occurred TO The wri
ter hereof that We ought TO have frat
class anti-seciarian College, for the eIucs-
tion Of our young men. The site for such
a building can be found three-fourtbs Of a
mile Southeast Of the Courthouse, in that
beautiful Cedar grove, at least so feet
above The level Of Town, and over
looking all the region for miles around.
Wouldn Z s-stoy bfiet building-ssy n
100 feet long and side-add n great deal
70 The importance Of cur rapidly popula-
ting young city, 10 say nofbing ofits great
ndran asss in hundred ofbsr rsspects2
Nho iii he FIRST 20 afrke stock in 80
noble and rIaissvorfisy an enrerpriss?
WY may We ngi hste ~ good schools in
this r8untry uiIh The prupsre1Psuditarssl
q IN any Of lie older siaies7. ! confess !
ses no good reason Eby vs might not
Hlst say tbs reyrie
YER rssfss.fsIfT. sie.
oBSEEFFE
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EsrRAY NOTICES.
nALLAs COUNTY,.

Errai-iisH.- % E,ir.s,, - b. D Ersf.s.
4 q. iHeHn.tNs A.
1lsHlsuA uAgE slrss "a, liAssi' Li.s,
lH.r '.H 3 q hf a. e Co.
nkHAA AfAE rtN inlr-
Go EaA NAkE arc al sli ini. Mass
hTrr 'rH ft' HH 'sH -Hsa'.Hr
tar s1EgEL hWish m rHHrs "a pa hsaa' h'- a.
kiIH fff NhrF, s'Hrhe .frri#Taa
nr- EtArE ihhAN kAEG iHia tre, Ela's fEs'
reese "a ll iaaas hits, ssaa hsst So -aa lifti
Sc So a. hitf, nalEnsl rHr H1r saHl all Ffana
lHzul e . aa lir ca ,.sslirT-
Nar hal HORSE, sT ArATs ais t.a4ir 49,
taInrss n.rkti ,hl3 il'aIr, n lsa2s 49,, l'ai-r-
= ~ .r'fFhas'afr-
Wns rippN- & sra' "a, 4 .lksl sIes ~ 4 ~
lighi au aa'5T,' 10 b. lst len raT, f1anaeA q
sa 80 $40 s.i Alp I-iiHlr
kHtsHTf.A o. HHr- a. an rsiTsE- hF Tee n b. -
! h.. i'g.,.B A.. q, flr NEllnM hNR'l, is 80
n ,rsFs aia, hrsnlrl an lO1assrivil IN ~ Va
,isullrT .aa issaaad "a lar I,sti, - hsH4s t.s.-
Erprtsl a. usr, ~ a. Errsg, - =, y, RkAril.
J. P.Pf.iari 3d. q rue Enn MnRh OK, Soc n
Rfs1s ula bee Us q sHasN go, tsrS 2 rrr9, spiN
AL Enfa hil b. sa-al, aHi r'na snt 'i.ll "a lfi'
80, irf 80 HUl, al has F- sass,riiisi'.- sinh~
III M g.. h.n lsG.g,
JOllN ", LAWS,
Glk. Il. L. d. 90. Texas.
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,-y- Nm. q, Rulkley, ESQ, Of INA gen


I9- wm. q, Buckley, ESQ., Of TIis gen.
srally, has, We learn, been apfola,el Gea'
eral Agcutaf the Stats, for the North
America Life Insurance Company, OF N,fi
aud also Agent for the Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Company, Tor that portion
o. Texas North of the S2' parallel Of laii'
rude. lie viii! make his headquar'ers Al
the Crutehheld House, Dallas, but will
canvass the whole State during 'he COM
ing summer, We need not add that Mr.
D. is we'll known throughout the State as
a thorough business man.
Mr.. Buckley will be in the Land Bust
ness also, operating in aud arornd Dallas.
lei well posted in Texas lands here and
elsewhere.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-25

.rA-By advertisement in the HERALD
to-day, it will be seen that the East Dallas
Male and Female Grammar School will
com mence new session on Monday next
This worthy institution is in charge of our
valued friend Maj. C. ii. Blake, formerly
Of Southern Kentucky, who is perfect
gentleman in morals and manners. a ripe
scholar and experienced teacher. Parent.
AID guardians could do no better than
piacing their children and wards in bis
thorough school. He will be insisted by
Miss Kate Blake, his daughter, who, we
doubt not, is a young lady in every respect
well qualified to teach.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-25

specialization is called 10 the advertise
ment of our friend Joseph C. Mcconnell,
who. in addition to his bncksmitbing and
pillow business. has opened new store Mt
his old stand, Northwest corner of Main
and Market Streets with & very large,
well selected and comprehensive btock OF
Hardware and Cutlery, embracing every
thing that could be thought of in that line.
10. is one of our oldest and hest known
citizens, and we doubt not will meet with
complete success in his new brahch of
business. Give him a call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-25

The ~. Grsni Visitor Of tie Me- isEs na's
Ise.A = Chapter iaT The haslsTh plsll''' 81 l'Ns''
Nlt ua.kr his tour VI Ahnssl Ni'llailsa' ~ 'h'
tiuts anl place. HisnlisHTd a. tsllsss -
uarnouy, 80, IS, a. Osrk"ihs. Monday TO Wei
H...l.N, library ~ Ia NaTh l.
Lafayette, NJ, a., A. faT's, fAa''lAS " h'Na"''
Msuh 2tnh.
n,phsm, So. e, al pouham, Tuesday md Wednr''
da,, NsNh aud s. .-,-.
O.in.,ii,s T. u. at GsluNillr, N-hday 10 Ihn'AlA''
K,a,,,n' 30. ~. At Eauhau, Wednesday sud
Thur.dAV, March = sud -
Atbrss. NJ. "a, a AihyEs, Friday anu SATURDAY
March % ahG -, s.,..,.,
Psl-siins, w. -, at Palestine, Monday TO Saturday
Msf,h y " ApIil !, w-,..,.,
pu,E, Ne -, at Russ, -onday to Wednesday,
ApTit aiaA s,,.
psh,sn, Sc. ~, q, Henderson, Monday 10 saturday
April Toto IS, ,,, s.,,,,,I.,,
c,Tih,g., No, - al Carthage Monday 10 7"''''''
Apfii ~ To y. . S,.,.
Gaglv, Ne ~, ~ Eiysrshhvli'' hol""! '" '""'
day, hprl - 60. ~,
Marshall. No. 10, al Aarshall, MIn3ay 10 SATURDAY
T,irf, No. -. q, Tyler, Monday 10 Wednesday, May
psi,,. 10. i7. At Dallas, Tuesday to Thursday May
- 10 -,
Srv,uarsr- that copy ,hl, notice, viii greatly
,llIu. lie Huynl Ctan In those localities where the
Fraternity IL Immediately conerrncd'
WI. c. YOUNG.
Dallas, Texas. January 18Th. 1851.
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eeor The residence of Mr.. Bppp, about
u miles East of town, on the Shreveport
road, Vac destroyed by fire on Thursday
last, about u o'clock. The family, We I'M
dcrsiand, were ut work in the field Mt the
time, aud the fire is supposed 10 Lave acct
dtntally caught from the stove. A portion
of the contents Of the building were saved.
Loss probably 5000 or 5000.
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~. r,i.iu Cs.frreass.

~. 80 R..tnA n QaaTisIlg ConfFenfss o.
"a nv. a. .triri n ~ TriniiE Annuai tanirlsssF
sfths an Chuirh s.nih ieT 'hs AusT ls'l
Gaiu, lie CiTsaii, ssIgTaal ssa saaias' sA''A u
snalt- , a. a.
NTE rpry CiTrsii, SATURDAY AID sanaag' Aa'sh y
p,s, ciruit, Saturday .na suHa.y, April u a'd
"a 80 .,,a-.. =,
). 49, TiTrnit. TT,asy 80 SaiaTtaN NAY y sn' =
plnas ssatian, snnlay api N.hAsN' Ne, " - =
I.,.,rr s,.ti.s. s.taTlsy aHi snnday, Mas " @hA
IS 81,
n a., sts,isn. s.iarisy snd Sunday, Junss and D.
N.N,r.tsrs siiLiu thr l.urds Of ihr i,ai a. his'
s','.,,,''.T.glt NM L inuAI,
Presiding LlasT'
~. T..3.r. lAth. leu.
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EisHla.-l f..it aiH fH.rf Faaf sfra
natfkHT Dee 90 fHHaH Uaa H.' .r "f
rsIalii,ias s..s ihsf ttf r.rHIHi..a a "a sfiH r
,fa1as.s i.ftFlr- st 70 hHsIIt l1.sa1tu- H.a.l-
ani.ifsssa.r go I.lvFE.al rrE..'f is .Hr. NHT
tfs-rr -|rrs f.Tusrl a. EfHa.r. 1#fl 80 fIt'
81 IatfafaE 90 rsr.H f's'ra"HH.s Or Haa
a. e. rfn.ts. FHr-'e aI a H.H'.-H F.HH
ii,irl.4fia lf1 tErsg b. irrE''r aaHe At
rI4.l4fiiaIs q fhH, Sass Ha i#f.r go Hl.rfH'''r'
sAtraaiar asrr a IHEiHl ~ HfrF'F fHrH'f fra'r.
t1,rlalF iliis saHuIt # ra.rh s.Hrsr sHA lr .f "a
rssTE tliar. ssa rrirg a. co. 1I1fi i1raalral aa
a. so.aIlsiais sh.,a sci sHa HalH-' 20 A''aaH
aEie lfslFT H.ll'iiaar ~ o.. D. lfaa-
k.iirs, hssr suttFls iasl SEQ niih aa if '-I
Il "a -.liisqlrss aat.ir iss HsHisr 'hr ls' HE ilH'
.triirTs bIi4Hs q. O. lfsF rasH aiih rI sH-'sFA
a.agR iasn suHEaius s7lh IF'ili a. HFF'f H
inAiarsii4F, frsrT. asa a-ar tliHHs sarsr- -fF' m
AsAiiis, ana ssrsanTs t'-glirs- as 80 ags 80 a.,
Iaiiss b., rsrg i,aIaIigi, 4s-aaF, rit -.s v
A. rrai.F 90 rras tif, Res iras al ii'as. '' ~
r4rsans u laIh sela, 40 EaIAia1 r-1EE co. i'fir
~ : snIr aFfsape -4iAsi ilr si'.a ate Nh.a $40
uTnsfnl srss.a TH1r,s lrT,, sHa itFsT ssaa.a.r a,
"a n.i,ll trFi NAr k.a' 1i'sss Nhi.e "a asass''i
aual.I. ssulHl .r1Hs FasasHr o. hist Hl'A iaf sHh
Ia iis stead, go rsETFNhrTr llnslnr 49, p N. AZ
4, d. ~ nsIi sul l-aIs'lsrt, nA.la ~ reaaHA
g. thsG ssl s-sr'atis si,1i-, j. ss's'ai's '--'s-'
sias,
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Tar 81 sIHsir Ms Niil 80. So unr : A. ~ hat-
az llEEatE AL ntauEEsH NHAEnA Ahat.iN+
n, si axe insiIr % nfsl-riass' ua-afiF' a.
~NrlE TrsarI, Nc rs,TiiaiiE rfTgrnrrHl iitN ftsl
llitsIH.Trn Ma,ulE- ghr tFss'liai hlH'-tatHf.
the aTi siig illa-lr aianss anA IL iHsllH as'
ewing n th- suiaTHuT stFaa1aErs ls1srfs'i - sl'r
paaiishrT,, Ihs Department. i-H'si o. tAr FtsHl'ns
u lahs sanRlsis al Q iishis itan a. 49, s'hrF
FnllieAiipl,
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n9TJames 7. Carey, General Blacksmith,
requests us to say that, having received a
supply OF Cumberland coal, he is nov
ready to do all work in his line, and go
lieits q continuation Of the paironag. here
tofore 50 literally bestowed upon him. lie
IL ready to do all kinds Of carriage aud
wagon work, and desires work Of that
kind particularly Knowing him and the
character Of bis work as veil IL We do, we
d. not hesitate q mo-,snt 10 recommend
him 10 the faro-abis eonsiier.tion Of hose
wishing uork in bis iins.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES,
1h.n-.iIl.I r,nnrrn.s.

F#rwaraf "a . bisirift. sill EaTFi q tee 90
a. TaITas rsHn-a. "a NhHrstsF. 81 fs'fa '.
III 30 a. ala -tllsihi a. 49, as ~ Alin
49,. Narsir sdn b. Be- siifstssoe Az -
add saFair1 go a. hi'iFsi sie sAfFFioa q. -
T.-..rnf. Mint strrs ana saFisl EFuatsls "a slhfi
ui.ir5rfs 80 siisi 81 siisna-
fstrusIg "a. lsTl- n a. NAhs a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-25

ARMS AND ANMUNITIoN.-Gu $40 to
$l25; Pistols all prices Cartridges of all
kinds and sizes; Powder, Shot, Lead, &C.,
Mt Watkins Book Store, Waco. lS:3m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-25

The following is complete list
of the State Executive COMMITTEES
4. S. Walker, chairman; W, N,
Walton, 5 q, Shced. First senate
rial District; +, u Pickett, Liberty,
Second; $. h, Bewley, san Angus
tine, Third; 4, 4, Bonner, Russ,
Fngnh; Jas, W. Ewing, Palestine,
Finh; James II zones. Henderson,
Sixth: J. Z, Douglas, Tyler, Seventh;
Jas W. Pope, Marshall, Eighthi IL,
p. Mabrcy, Jefferson, Ninth; w. Is,
Wright, Clarksvillo, Tenth; VIM, \
WORKMAN, Hopkins, Eleventh; 5, b
Maxcy, Paris, Twelfth Il, l., Fulton,
Galveston, Thir,ccnthi 7, Il, Peare'
son, Richmond, Fourtecnthi J. W.
Henderson, Houston, Fifteenth; j,
NJ. Malxcy, Huntsville, SiSth;ecnthi
Seth Sheppard, Brcnham, Seven
tecnth; q. J. Goodwin, Bryan,
Eighteenth A. W. Tcrgil, Calvert,
Nineteenth Richard Coke, Waco,
Twentieth; &. N, Winkler, Corsi-
cana, Twcnty.frst; John Hanna,
Dallas, Twenty.sccond; L. 4.
Broughton, Sherman, Twenty. third;
w. Il, Hughes, Wcatherford, Tween
ty-fourlh; II. NJ. Forbes, Calhoun,
Twcnty.fith; Wells Thompson,
Columbus, TwcntyisiXth; j. d.
Saycrs, Bastrop, Twenty.scvcnth;
W. ID, S. Cook, Gonzales, Twenty
eight; J. w. PoscS, Georgetown,
Twce,y.ninth; George NJ. Maverick,
San Antonio, Thirticlh ; J. b. Car
pentcr, Corpus Christi.
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a.hn,, Ps.,.aa.a.

II. --..is l--4ssn " 50 Hal snt H. &c.
~. 49, .. -.rrl FH'insifrt, - ssleA As'f-
80 Il a. aarflr.. nuin Msl,taE, ~ "a Az =
90 ls-i RsrrTs thsi have ppilisAr-
~ ssizsFL 4sli5s, viii Piisss Esis TIC rhsasr
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rz- See advertisement IcistiTe - iosi
lsns certificates. b.ionsiHg 70 ". n Wit,
= Dallas county, u to-days HAM.
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nrrraL MaTfr-aL. - Poll A-alz-m
Plaster. Trsib, Eubbsr, Sc, tsli constantly
e. h.na " y u HAIAiA3
fSs- vera
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ga The citizens generally are preparinI
their gardens, and some have sown seed.
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"a Ms..r.. Psnilsy { Miller At The Oi

"a. MsssTs fsnilsy MlllsL Al the ul'
See Saloon, South EasI cSTRsF :; The Pub
lie Square, have been making some repairs
aud alterations in their establishment
rendered nsssssr! by their increased
business aud heavy stock, Those Who im'
bibs sanneI DO better 'has gi's them 3
call and TO those whs buy by The single
oarIel, or larger, We are sssu"d' cannot
DO better ia North Texas than by calling
At tho "OFnoE," Duyins from The manu-
faeiursrs at headquarters, aud receiving
their goods in original packages, b"ysn
can rely on getting pure Liquors sud ger
uins Cigars and Tobacco. fLes' are their
speelslIiss,
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say- 4 good practical miller Is reqnlI'd
at the Dallas Manufacturing Co. Mills
See alyt,
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- atrufi b. sisis itsis fairis'
..siisaIistINr O. o. M.rsu. .aaifts
hftts utu lfs.fbl tIaith tllri'fr Ir
.sf ti'r Us uts sfHH'rf be- tlisfInr
o. tf,rF silica aftnlsr shea ~ sfrus bel.
fnaus,s usass h ,HlIFi. sui ssms siih
srsal force urau ts sssil. iHii''ins q
,sgsrs lui. 90 irusi. hoi iauEtTsas wspni.
Assistance SIS rsslsrsl - quistiy - 30
sills, aui % aIs harFy 10 ssy 10 i pro
ETsainE fagaTahly.
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II Ill a S
MALE AND FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL,
DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS.

WE aro happy to announce to ia" r"or," OF
w Dallas aud vicinity, that, having rrrirl lhe
luil,linE fnriurrly occupied hy ions llASNA, An.
We viii uIfn The Exercises of this Institution "h
MONDAY, OJTlBER 31st, 1870,
.. The :, sion will he Tity.jwo W"lks, and will
be divided into Two Terms Of fnur MonihS"ach.
In this School there within Three Departments,
viz: llymnry, ihtcrmchtt"nud Collegiate.
The CouiHr q; Study will embrace English, n COM
plGse cuur,r in Mathematics B"ok-kcping' ire
N,lnri! S,iencos French lfn'inn. Latin and Hrcek'
DScii line will ho strict, aui prompt obedience
will he cNactei from NIL.
Dcfh,tng or injnrimg the building with knlir'
pcucl, cht'k, or anything else, viii he prohibited
Students Yiuaiirg this rule, will he assessed nm
amount aciiicrnt to pay for any damage they may
commit.
.., TUITION FEES:
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT W per Icrh'
INTERMEDIATE observation-disclosures" II W
tOLLEGiNTE DEPARTMENT MINIMUM. III wv
OCCIDENTAL FEE"...............,..'..'.. Au - ,
MUsIc ~ PIANO, ny Mns. R0hlNsoS. Copper month
Tho alore rates in spccsc Currency taken at
market prize.
TUT ion charged from time Of enrance INT II eNpi-
ration of tine Term and payable str!tily IN advance
Nodciuclion except in eases oiprolracicd sickness
of serious nature.
The School will he strictly NoS-sEcTAEiAS in its
con'rohand influences.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
r. A. LANDRUM, AN,
Supervisor Of School and Principal Of Collegiate
Department.
,s... lft,... 1l,,., imam
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ar twiil h. sr-s "a Referring 10 cur
ADVERTISING solumns hat MT, laese fFsiI,
tailor has rsmeVsi fIoa bis lac Tss'isns
near the sgis brewery, 10 the saaih s'is
VI The Pablis Square, second door wss' Of
jefferson Street, where he will be happy
10 sIssuls al orders, in the hFs' style "
his arr, With which be may be favored,
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a, FR Z IN "A n,
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
~ =, 4, - o., I-,s-oF,r

VNOULD in re "a
w form the - ~ - IN
Citizens of Dali o. fssssTT7-ss'7ss ~
las aud the sur - s9tfaj, Z, So -
rounding coun- S<ss- s3hs5 oEsS,I
try, that he has s,S.las
made arrange SSrele szASL/
tnents to erect FszStz
BUILDING on - -
Inc CORNER Of ELM and JEFFERSON
STREETS. DALLAS. where he eErecis 70
be ready for Work On or abaat the = ] inst.
lie il prepared 10 10 al kinds Of Wor- 10
his line, and invites an insi eeiion u his
Specimens
r.zy- Trs,rretioa "a ne Arfgirsn a Aossrsfs
Ynre-.
Delins, Texas, February II, ls'l---2-s'i
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