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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

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good there Nill be no necessity 10 negoli-
sic loHis, sud pay extraordinary cammis'
.ions Tor their sale, by such action our
credit sill BE- restored aud capitalists will
be TOO glad TO purchase our securities, DO
these lhinss and the dark cloud Of des'
pair anl dependency now oVerhanFihg aar
people viii lie di.prllsli immigration aud
capital will no longer need hiring and
eoaNing 10 come among NJ, hut will pour
m from every quarter, and that prospect
~ 60 which Ne are entitled, on account Of
cur soil, climate sud resources, will surely
dawn once again upon this fair land,
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

Efay' The publisher returns thanks TO Mr.
Henry Bohny the City Baker on the North
Side of the Square, for delicious cake
sent to his house few days ago. Bohny is
always prepered to furnish cake of all
kinds
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

rSSenator Mills has introduced bill
70 reduce the State Police to seventy Eve
Why not repeal the whole law There i.
no occasion for any State Poliee-iEt,
are onlys misunderstanding core disa-
der than they suppress.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28
EST2AY NOTICES.
DA LAS COUNTY.

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

have q few Cooking Stoves left which
will be sold al low rates, call sud see,
&c, MCCONNELL,
7Itl Corner Main 4 Market SIS,
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

nTEelsa-n from fh- Aa-rin Joqrnai
that as ~ as the Csitfsl road r-a B.. T.
Austin, snd can bring q ID ir iron. the
Inisrnsiionai win bailI their road from
hHss to San Anisaio-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

pA-Any one wanting Hardware Of all
kinds, should call on me, have q full
stock just received srom the Northern cit
les. J. C. MCCONNELL.
Glt Corner Main & Market Sis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28
DO Won Wish

Anything in the Hardware line-!oeks,
knives, forks, spoons, carpenters tools
hollo ware, iron, steel, etc, etc, cheap
Ifso. give me call. J. e. MCCONNELL.
Tltl Corner Maia s Market SITS,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

Respectfully informs the public that he
is prepared to do all work in his line, in
the hest manner, at short notice, aud at
the lowest prices.
lie keeps on hand, Mt Nil times, ready
made wheels, (bois dare fur two, four
and six hors, wagons, aad also for
BugEies.
In connection with his shcr, he has n
forge, where he can do nj! kinds OF Iron
work for wagons and Buggies.
Repairing Of wagons done promptly,
lie solicits patronage ami promises sat
issaction to his customers.
Dallas, Sept, 9th lS7l--52: II.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

Terry and Blake haze received their fall
stock clothing, ladies dress goods, cloaka
&C.. and invite close cash buyers TO call
and see them, a'ji,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

Terry & Blake keep crything, and
want cash customers, to price s. see how
things are going. 53t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

90 to Terry Rlsks's for public and phi
sals School books, uidl-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

Terry Blaze have q magnificent Sfofk
Of Boots 8 SHOES, hardWarr. pistols and
cartridges. SCR.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

West side Of he Iualio si'sre over = H.
Rryan 4 COS slaTs, are Merchant faiiers
aul eau siys you a 81 that eanno' be beat
ia ANY city, Give ihsm call
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28
Trust what Time has Sane
t;0ncu.

The u, Sm that the voice Of the people Is III"
voice githc divinity, may In some cases, Ice open
To doubt, hut the testimony OF honest and cnlight
cncl ILLNESSES exits hdlng through '"rIcsofyoars,
andAli 10 the Same iurport, isworthy NJ crcirncs,
almis " no question. Upon such testimony the
putstion Of IIo,tcttrr's Stomach Bittrrs m an
antihnic and cure for many ailments Is based. -
Daring the twcgiy years that Il has been before
ihr world, innumrrahlr preparations Intended To
N0mpctc with II, have gone up liz. rockets, and
congo down the oxtingui,hrd sticks. Meanwhile
tho frnSrcss ct that Incompatible tonic has been
swim all scady-nlway- upward AMI onward like
the caglrs flight. Its Introduction produces rev.
olntion In Therapeutics, aud Improved 10 hp one Of
thn,r, salutary revolutions that cannot go back
vardr. To-day lIostcttcr's Blttcrs II one Of the
giusfpopnlnr remedies In 'chrstcnd0m, aud com.
hands larger sale than any other mi1iclnal prep
nAlGyn, domestic or imported, On the
siAiNf the Atlantic. As a cure for dyspepsia bill
llnA disorders, nervous affections general debility
and preventive orrrldcmic feverS II takes pre-
rclcncr Ofcyrry other remedy. This fact should
teach the ami iti0u' country dealers who cndcavor
to f0ist ihci: local ohorions on tho public in It's
s,cna, how fiil- their small attempts to caioc the
cuTtAiunty must necessarily he. Whore the game
IN have failed there Is NJ chance for the "suckers'
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Gsuslal t.sstsaiih sui horse sheer
rarsfr Main sd Market sis eel
las o Carer,
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I'D superb slipper pattern printed in colors, itself
llNna worth the price Of the number. The tales and
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M OF thrilling interest. "Thc Mystery ut Brides
Ihynu,' In tho present number. Is story such NJ
vNGrrly src anywhere m w.a.day'. Nor is The time
70 gi Mp Gibbs far 1872 The Prospectus is lust out.
The price of" Peterson Is only two dollars year
single Subscribers, while Other magazines of its
class three four. 10 clubs tho terms are low
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copies for twelve dollars. Every person getting mp
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1872 gratis, and also splendid coryrighr engraving
i2i inches by 49, " Five Times Onr To-Day" We
can speak from personal experience Of the beauty
md value of this engraving. Specimens OF the Mag
s2inc sent gratis ifwritten for. Address,
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800 Chestnut STREET, PdHaiclphit.
Suhsrrintin iona rec iytl "a tlp HIM AID office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

Terry s BlaL<~ill deliver all packages
bought Of them 70 any purchaser within
tho corporate, limits Of Dallas, free OF
charge, n d'ii,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28
AMOS WELKER,
WA q q ON MA Ia r. IL
DALLAS TEXAS.

MAIN STREET, one block East Of the Pub.
lie Square
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-13

from the General Government, the
Union soldier is as much prescribed
as though he were an outlaw. In the
State of Mississippi the posts Of the
Grand Army were compelled by the
force of rebel sentiment to dissolve a
year ago, and the members have now
secretly recognized themselves for
mutual protection. Three men, men,
bers of our Order, and with bright
army records, have been murdered
in that State because ten years ago
they raised the patriots rather than
the traitors weapon. In Georgia
the posts of Grand Army have been
obliged to dissolve, except in Savan-
nah and in Brunswick, where they
have Northern settlement sufficient
to protect them. In none Of these
States is it at present safe for a man
to allow his record as q Union soldier
to be known. Grand Army Journal,
18th ult.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-13
The Murder Of C0mrade Ellis

Comrade Ellis was employed by
the revenue department OfSOuthern
Missouri, and was shot down by his
cowardly assassins for daring to pro-
fess openly the sentiments which he
supported for four years in the ranks
Of the Union army, and which, when
he cried truce with his beaten enemy,
he entered into no agreement to re-
sign. He was known as worthy
member of the Grand Army Of the
Republic, and this membership was
the crime for which he has been
murdered. The prescription Of the
ex.Unis0 soldier has not been con-
fined to Missouri. Every post Of the
Grand Army In the State Of Tennes-
zee has been broken up, except the
one at Memphis, and that now retains
its organization in secret, and the
members dare not for their lives &C
knowledge their connection. In the
Interior Of the State Of Kentucky,
which Mr.. Senator Davis declares
needs no protection for Its citizens
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-13
PAINTING!

w. ".BurT19.
House, sign Wagon and Car.
rtage Painter.
Draining, Glazing and Paper Hanging
done in the Best Style known to the rrsde.
Jobs taken and Stock furnishsd stths Lowest
Figures.
~Itnvite special attention to my
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-13
Is the Regular Army Made VI
Of Rebels?

The Washington Chronicle few
days ago made the somewhat start
ling announcement that the portion
of the regular army stationed in the
South is SO largely composed Of ex-
rebel soldiers and their sympathizers
that little dependence could be placed
upon it for the suppression of the
outrages now daily committed in
that section.
This calls to mind a statement
which we heard . few days since
from the lips OF United States Sena-
tor Hamilton, of Texas, who was Of
the same opinion quoted above, and
who gave this instance as an illus
tratiOn:
An ex-Union soldier by the name
Of Smith, originally from New York,
settled in Jefferson, Texas, where he
taught school and became prominent
as Republican. He was talented
fellow, and fearless in the expression
OF his Union sentiments. This made
him so odious to the ex-rebel whites
that he was not permitted to board
at white boarding house, and had
to go for his meals to house kept
by negroes. The rebels finally de-
termined to drive him out of the
place, and openly attacked him in
the street for that purpose. He
wounded two of them and made his
escape to the camp of company of
U. s. soldiers stationed at that place.
The Mayor demanded him, and the
commander of the post gave him up
to the town authorities, by whom he
was thrust into Jail with two negroes.
On the Sunday following, a mob of
two hundred disguised men went to
the Jail and demanded the keys,
which the keeper refused. They
commenced battering down the door.
About this time squad of fifteen or
twenty U. S. soldiers arrived on the
ground, the disturbance having been
heard in camp. The leader Of the
mob told the commander of the squad
that the soldiers must ground arms,
and the commander actually gave
that order to his men, and they stood
idly by while the mob beat down
the Jail door and rushed in upon
their prey. Smith determined to
sell his life as dearly as possible, and
with club he killed the first man
who entered, but he was quickly
overpowered and fell pierced with
bullets. His negro companions
shared the same fate. And now
comes the most humiliating part of
the story. The commander of the
squad Of soldiers, who deserved to
be shot for his cOwardice or some
thing worse, was actually promoted
and put on the staff of the General
commanding the Department!
With such facts as these on record,
1t is not difficult to believe that there
is more truth than poetry In the
Chronicle's Observation-Disclosures.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-13
HENRY +. HELMBOLD'S IMPROVED
RQSN WASH

aannot be surpassed AZ Face wssh, and VIII b
6und the only specific rrnedy IN every species -
Cutsnsous Affection. II spssdily Graduates Pnp,s
epots scorbutic Drynsss indurstiops Of the cutaht
ous membrane, etc. dispsis ksdnsss and ineip'e'
inflammation. Hives, Raah. Moth Pssehes Drynss. q
scalp OF skin, Frost Bites sDd I'll purposes hr whtet
savss or Ointments assd; restores the SKIS tos
state Of purity end softnsss and Injuries contspus
healthy Loo the tissus Of s vssssls. on vbtk
depspds the agreeable clearnsss Ind vivscty Of com
plsx lon % much sought and admired. But however
lusbs remedy f6r existing defects OF The skih.
Il r. HelmbOld's Rose Wash hes long sustatnss .e
principal cisim 70 uubouudsd patronage. BY posss's
qualities witch render II Toilet App~ndags o. -
most supsslstive epd eopgsnial cbsrsctsf containing
In an sisgspt formuls those prominent Requisite -
SAFETY and EFFICACY-the int srisbls sscompAnb.
msnts Of its uss-ss Pressrvstive and Rsfrssb' Of
the Comp,pxIou, IL Ii On excellent Lotion for ds
essss OF syphilitic Mature. ard iDjsrttoo is
dissasYe OF the Urinary rssns, srsipG from hsbn 81
disvipstiop Uscd IN connection With the EXTRACTS
kUUii o. GAR6APARILLA. And CATAWBA GRAPE
PILLS, ia such Diseases ~ rsoommsndsd. cannot ~
surpassed. PkIO1 ONE DOLLAR TER bOTItG
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-13
senator Harlan in Defense Of
the Administration.


In commenting on the Geographic
abstract of Senator Harlan's great
speech in defense Of President Grants
Administration and in reply to Sen
ators Summer and Schurz, We notified
our readers that the agent Of the New
York Associated Press, who furnished
that report, was VIGOROUSLY preju-
diced in favor of the Sumner side of
the question, and did not give the
friends of the Administration any
thing like fair hearing. He could
not. however, conceal the vote which
Immediately followed, which was a
fair index Of the character and infiu-
ence of Mr.. Harlan's effort. Suisse
quent reports have fully borne us out
in the position which we took; and
we here add a paragraph taken from
the Washington Chronicle of Friday:
'sThe friends of the Administration
were yesterday quite jubilant over
the pungent and forcible reply of
Senator Harlan to Senators Sumner
and Schurz. They contrast the effect
of the speech with that of Senator
Sumner, and affirm that it produced
stronger feeling and agreater effect
on the audience in the galleries than
that of Mr.. Sumner. They speak
with enthusiasm of the numerous
congratulations of Senators, of men,
beers of the House, and of many 9TH
ers who listened to it. The speech
will be printed and widely circulated
as compact and yet complete and
convincing defense of the President. I"
The people Of the whole country
have reason to be gratified with this
very able and conclusive defense OF
the action Of the Administration in
the San Domingo matter, made by
the Senator from Iowa. 1t was fit-
ting, too, that this defense should
come from the representative OF a
State which gave Grant nearly $4,000
majority--a State which conferred
the right of suffrage upon its colored
citizens by majority of $4,000 two
years and a half before the ratification
of the XVIII Amendments State
radical among the radicals, and where
Senator Sumner and Senator Schurz
in years past have found their warm
est supporters when defending the
great principles Of human free
dom. But even Senator Sumner can
find few followers in Iowa when he
deliberately sets himself to the task
Of breaking down and humiliating
the first soldier of the Republic, and
its now honored and trusted Chief
Magistrate.
Senator Harlan's course In this
matter will not only be approved,
but applauded by the people whom
he directly represents. 1t will be
matter of pride to them that the Sen
ator whom they have cOnfided in and
sustained 80 long, has, on this great
occasion, stepped forward SO prompt
~, maintained himselfsO admirably,
and been crowned with triumph
rarely equaled and never surpassed,
perhaps, in the Senate Of the United
States.-HaaoEeye.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-13
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IL GAUGES . frequent desire, and gives strength w.
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Use Helm boId's Extract Buchu for all
Affections and Diseases OF the Urinary 0rgsps. VIE
the exiting In Male FsMsis, from whsGver cause
originating, End no matter Of how long standing
Price LOO pei Bottle.
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