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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

Bsy" Our t0wngmen Col. J. X. p. Record
and E. q. Bower, Esq, JujgeH. E,Coombes
and Hon. John J. Good, all returned homo
from Fort Worth The present week, where
they had been in attendance Oh Tie regu-
lar term Of the District Court. This is
the third week of e,urt ut Fort Worth
Col. Record informs us that Court would
adjourn on Friday, yesterday having dis
posed of most Of the important business.
Tho case Of DR.. Anderson, indicted for
Tic alleged muider of - Cox, an Indian,
about year ago, was tried last week, con
suming four days, and resulting in II ver-
dict of acquittnl. The case of the State
We. Hawkins, wh0 was indicted with An
derson, for the same olfenas, was moi
brought 10 trial FOR want of time.
Tho nllas Lar was numcrously repre-
scented at the Fort, being present-viz
Messrs. Good, Mccoy, Durford, Ault
Barksdalc, Hanna, Bower, Coomhes, AL.
bridge and Record from Ellis, Messrs
Ferris and Anderson; Miltwee, from Hood
and Capt. C. J. Evans, of Bryan.
Judge Hart and District Attorney Ray
will return TO this place to-day or t0-mor-
ros.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

naS" On Wednesday night of last week,
we are informed there was n meeting and
discussion of political matters at Fort
worth, between Hon. John j. Good, Of this
place, and Capt. II. L. Ray, District Attor-
ney for this District. The discussion was
opened by a brief speech fromW. c. Wolf,
Esq., of this place. Mr. Ray, we are in
formed advocated and sustained all the
acts of the present State administration,
including military commissions and courts
martial, and was replied to by Judge
Good, in foroible and effective address
After the principal speeches were conclud
ed, Hon. Nat. Terry, Of Fort Worth, made a
short and telling speech.
Again oh Monday night q discussion
was had between MIR. Ray and Col. j. X. 7,
Record, of this place, which is represented
10 us a convincing argument by the latier
gentleman in opposition to the un-rcpubli-
can acts of the present government.
Our information is that tho democracy
OF TarrAnt county is thoroughly organized
for any election that may be or Tered. Capt
John Hanna, of the State Executive Com
mittee, is active in the cause, and is doing
yeomnn service. When will the democra.
cy Of Dallas organize?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01
sHRRLFFS saLEs

GaNths FIRST TUESDAY, OPS 4A. rtHt
~ tbs ,aas LsiuE ile sfe.-i isT ilsrs-
ofl. will b. ssil wifaia DO l.-Ts rtfserl's
D. Lao, al Fable Nentus o. itz Biggest
bidder, tsige ihs tlgIi-ll-1-s 4asr ia
he TaER u Dallas, ia Dallas talliT,
rsNas,-All the right, iiils ani ilisHssi %
Ihemss n, No7ihinElsR En- srt 90 siK hla-
lrsl ari siNiy a6Tss of isai- described as
follows; Ia The co.giy 0f Dallas at
sisis VI Texas, GA Ihs waters ~ fnire
Greek, about mi,ss \. .i r. IIaa a.-
la, kH0an as survey 3D. ill, ly F.ugs NJ
rsisFs Cu,ahy tsU'f-afa 30 ~, l5ssal
by the Commissioners 0f sail ih.Hly, u.l,
10Th, lSla-begiRaiag al he n, D, corner
u David 4, haig.sy Ga ae0s survey ia
being the y, ", eorgeF ai setIi1a 30, H.
Township No, !, S, z, pf .ls -rsi base .ina
Range =, Easl o! hnsl meridian, a stake Ia
PRAIRIE thence Soaih uiih iAe Easi lice
0f said haiglsy survey, laip h-ln'hs vars
sake ia prairie ltaHes z, eIossiDg
Prairie trrst, 1901 hiulh Enras- Stake
in mound 10 prairie iheHcs :, sil raasl
siaks Ia prairie, Nssl lire ~ lsa.r.
Tanners league survey, No, ~ shsRee \,
iil' ", .ea9 vsTas, a stake 10 The North
line Of an,h section sni ia P-siTie1 Ih"ucs
y. asa Narss, a. the bFFirEina being nnf
half Of The undivided ialeTrsIoti- ~ lsmr
bsrion 10 the said tract a. al heir II o'i-
con pemberlon, deceased, lhs interest Of
said ], ". Pcmb slIoH Icing tie UEe-hnh
Of said tract, aud assigned aEl irEnslcur !
TO said Thomas ~, Nogfhisg'1n by said
J. W. PeR,herlon, ly dsli IA ed srll, 2is',
1868, recorded IN Book -, pages - and
q, Records VI Dallas CohE,yi levied On
a, the property ~ IhomasN. Workius,on
a. the suit VI J, u, Melain.
J. NJ, BROWN,
Sheriff Of Dallas C0uHIy, Texas
April lat, iS7l.-A2D;tt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

.H.IHIHII. sfIiII t.I.
..
900 ..I.
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r..a ...ttH.s IlHIU. I..|.aI ..
..rsH.I .r.r.. .f...
it. sn..a- aaHH Ifl.i'f ..
laFsHui 600 asl fool isss s..a
ssl.tsIis.Tit Of ils State sul.a oil.
4aetaf ..r aralaush. 'aasass is iA.
r.sl iarsriaa,s af % itar.agh "ras.la-
u.a, .ais one l.Hgae Ia.Hr,l tfiy- Hi a.'
aeu, slii. sui ss.ersl. opposed i' Aali-
r.l.sl ia zoe sa'sIaa.ut gi ias s.ais -Hi
u-H.a. lle ieitat 40 .hs La4.-sl .aFi5
q. IsAas, while % esuno, be- saii i' hs aA
r.sy TASK, cau agl lsasi be ac,sagiishsi
bal abe i5isnis ~ lss, orier, abe State and
ths ,sauIy must uAigl O. tsclms strong
eususa sul alls Co cope pi,h and destroy
lls monster, The Radical parry, siih 'hs
purse suI sword of the state ia ils aahis,
eauaoi h. h.alsn by : divided 0pPasi'igD.
Without uuisn aud e0nCgH Of agi.oa, ia
ausmpiips iis islssl Ne would be a. foolish
As ihe silly Thnsiau shooting his haualess
arroH a. a lhuuiegha,i, Ne hols lAs PEG
pie viii see, no, only the imPo,iaAee u a
perfect harmony, bat the Necessity OF hari
work--ol seeing every yo'sr al 'hs pall'
aud every vote Psl.ei-cI sselns, "st all
haIarIs aud to tho last extremity that
there is no s,uiing Of balloi'boAss, throw
ing out Of ballots, etc, etc, as vas fone II
foist Davis over an unwilling people iR'o
the GubsTnalorial chair. Let the State
Dlsirie, aud Counly Commi'lsts each and
all ussls,, not even the most miag'e detail
u their dn,lss. LsI the speakers of the
Democratic party sysFyWhers cali tia fso'
re together frequently anl address them
upon the political situation og the State
aud the e1uniry, Is' NOS these speeches
be mere bouquets Of the laaeTs ogTAsiorie
but lashcs Of scorpions, like the horrid
whip u S,mtsis--biils " iHlie;mcnI
agairs, those guilty men who have been
abusing power aai place, and Instead oi
Winning the laurel due to sb.lity anl hon
ssty, deserving the halter Yet the adj
dresses Of the Democratic speakers Should
he tempered with courtesy while "seVercly
trs.n Nothing should escape C speaker
wapicnly Designed 10 CRATE upon the son
sibilitirs Of al auditor. Let each speaker
now rise above all vanity, aud In view oil
doing ycoman service in discussions dur
ing tic impending campaign, prepare him
self to make Efforts surprising tie greatest
he has ever made in the past. New repu'
tations will be made, and stains will be
removed from furnished eseuicheons in the
coming contest for the government of the
State. L.t the Constitution as the fathers
Of the Republic made il be each speaker
enohiridion, and wo doubt not when the
end comes the eagles OF victory will perch
upon the banners of the Democracy. And
with view Of frightening the interest al
public gatherings, we would suggest the
propriety Of our Committees using every
means in their power to bring tho cham
pions Of both parties face-to.iace, SO that
the people can see the fire hy as tho Damas'
Gus blade OF Democratic truth clashes with
the slender sword OF Radical wrong
We hope political gathering will take
place at the earliest opportunity in Dallas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

Sole u.lr.r- af.sf Oral. ....-e, a..
r.iJ uss ihr1rn toto s'a'r no .lHa.-rt.
r-a hvs uT1ri Ihsfa Strange. uusaHa3
s.aal uas rfa..sf.aF lIsa ilsu.ltr .iag
afte t-if.aru7ti -r I.siai "i's-,ts
Ea.lausa An iam.uss y.avl a laiiel
.-i -tuUturu, arnrl r's rHas I.1e.s.
sui,rs, staysis, irars rr.rus, t'Hl-s1as
boss. rsLe., srs- sa-n r-'lseisi iu ioat Of
the Lulliug ia ph.sh ite hsei-Furi'lns
muFlsr Eas taking place, t.F q n.wsui
tba ave-s.riessu eraEi paused in ff.ai Of
the battling, hui iB another moueEl hey
tsran lo surge iaaarl the STEPS, 5u'g at
llis jun5lurs, a gentleman slightly bare
footed an top of ths bead, Snl gila a long,
Waite ps,riar,hal lssVl, Jung opsn lhe
lr5ni doom AMI aNsr a peculiar waHe Of
his head, thus siansssi the wondering
assembly
LAElus ASH GEsTLfaEN-i can scarcely
ind Huins words 20 expires the hlitsfa'
sense Of Mingled pride and pleasure y9nr
early ovation bas t.isi my bosom vita,
trust 10 YOUR Kindness 20 excuse nay toilet
as have on DO coat, 40 vest, no Pa-rl.sn,
lar Farneat except that which Tom Hood
sang the song Of and
IA voice in the crowd" D-H Ton llooi
and his Song OF the Shirt LEI US khoS
WHO youys murdered up thar and what
that groanlu ~
Speakrr.-Ihat groaninF2 on, that Is
Hio'a fghliHg his bed tolloWs, lie has al
ready KILLED seyon, AMI this Is very early
ia the morning Of April lss,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

Ez9'The majority report Of the United
States Senate Outrage Investigating Com
mittec is denounced as one-sided, unfair
and dishonest. The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Blair and Bayard-wers permitted but "
few hours to make report, which they
did and presented it TO the Senate. A cor
respondent Of the Houston Telegraph says
it is a plain mud convincing statement
which shows up the conspiracy on the part
of the Radicals to furnish pretext where
by Federal interference may be permitted,
in order to control by tho bayonet the
elections In 1872.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

l0The vote Of the property owners Of
the tJwn Of Dallas will be taken to-day, to
dsci,s whether they will tax themselves to
purch. sc she grounds for the depot Of the
Central Railroad. Some discussion has
arrissa AZ TO the amount Ct the tax, that
will be nee essBry. 1t was probably an
oversight Of the corporate authorities in
not stating thiA5 spd FOR the benefit Of all,
We vii state that the estimate made by
the eommitfse is hat tEo-nnd-a-haif per
cent will cover the tax. Now the ques-
ton is, will The people vsis TO pay this
tax, thereby enhancing The value OF their
property At least ten fold, ard settling At
Sncs the important question OF the location
Of the depot. We agree with our eorfes-
pondsni, iCiiizen, in ssying Ihsn an IN
mediate loeasion is tie one ding desired +;
and II can bs dsns II he people viii sct in
sorord, and vsie IS s Unit on this question
We believe il 70 - % the Sesi interest Of
ne rhsls ron.,unrify o rots 'a- The az.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

s- Attention is called to the card Of
william C. DuIklsy, Who viii be found at
he Cruiehheld House, in this place, and is
fully prepared to insure your hi, in thrss
Of The largest companies in the Uaiied
States. Hsisa liberal man 20 and see his
terms
Nr. z. has also . large qnEntity q land
fur sale. Situated in different paris y TIE
s.ats. q schedule Of Hbish he VII sooa
Pa5lizb-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

REMr. r. 2. Sanders, who closed his
second Courss Of Lessons in Writing on
Wednesday night last, gives notice in to.
DAYS paper that he win commence his Third
Course on Monday evening next. Wsvery
cheerfully and cordially recommend Mr. )
to those wishing to learn the beautiful art
Of Penmsnship. He has given entire sat
isfGotion to those who have attended bis
two COURSES. As peuman he can hardly
be sxeelled, snd he has also system Of in
structioa and a faculty Of inFarting il
that almost insurss success We hePs tc
see him have ancthsr large class for the
coming course.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01
GsaaiN0ygs.

As o general thing, we don't count much
upon Discussions in the camp of our Polit'
ical enemies, iol, however much they may
wrnngle amongst themselves, nine times in
ten they finally come together just in the
nick Of time to prevent our deriving amy
benefit from their divisions; yet we cannot
but regard tho lato squclching of Charles
Sumner in the Senate by the Grant toad
eaters-in dcposing the said "Chawles
from that most important position Of
Chairman Of the Senate COMMITTEES on
Foreign Affairs--as a great big wedge fol
splitting the Radical log in the contest fol
the Presidency next year.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01
MARRIED.

At the residence Of Col. j. p. SMITH, in
Fort Worth, Tarrant county on Tuesday
evening, March 2Sth, 1871, by Rev. WV
C. Young, Dr.. SAMUEL W. FIELD, ofDsl
las, and Miss VIENNA JOHNSON, dangh
ter Of the late Col. NJ. 4. JOHNSON, of Tar
rant county.
We thus chronicle the marriage of
daughter of one of the pioneers of Tarrant
county now gone from earth forever. May
she who as maiden shone like star in
the society Of the young, as matron shine
as planet in the walks of connubial life
We extend to DR.. Field and his charming
bride eur sincere congratulations; and beg
to introduce in conclusion
vIENyAs PRAYER.
"Father, come before Thy throne,
With low and Bonded knee,
To thank Thee, with q grateful tone,
For all Thy love to me.
Forgive me, If my heart this hour,
give not all to Thee,
For deep Affect ions mighty power
Divides it now with Thee.
"Thou knowcst, Father, every thought,
That wakos within my breast,
And how this heart has vainly sought,
10 keep its love suppressed.
Yet when the idol, worshipped one,
Sits fondly by my side,
And brsathes the VOWS cannot shun,
To me, his destined bride.
"Forgive me, if the loving kiss
He leaves upon my brow,
Is thought Of in IN hour like this,
And thrills me even now.
He's chosen me to he his love
And comforter through life;
Enable me, oh God, 10 prove
A loving, faithful wife.
ale knows not, Father, all the deep
Affections | control
The thousand loving thoughts that swssr
Resistless DER my soul.
He knows not each deep fount Of love
That gushes warm and free;
Nor can he ever, ever, prove
Ny warm idolatry!
"Then guard him, Father-round his way
Thy choicest blessings cast,
And render each successive day
Still happier than the last.
And, Father, grant us 30 TO live,
That when this life is DER,
Within the happy home you give
We meet to part no more"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

rTTe learn By letter from Wash.
inrton, in reference to the proceedings in
the Senate, when Sumner was dspossd a.
Chairman Of the Senate Committee On
Foreign Relations, that during the fero'
and bitter debate On TIE question, tbs Dem
oornfie Senators sat e.lmly y snd said
nothing, as the party which The Radicals
we're preparing for death vas not their re-
iafi0n. aiihough hey expect 70 assist con
sidsr,biy, IA 1872, in gsitisg ihi1gs rss1y
isr lie funeral
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01
nlILRotD sIEETINCl

Al mssling " ihs e.litsus VI ba.lae IA
Tsesiss he report VI the Committee hereto
fore aPpoihisi o. secure lands suitable ~
the lirp5i grounds d the Texas central
Railroad, 2, r. Coombes, vas called 10 lhs
chair aud T. q, BoWsT sIPo'nisi hssIs'
laTy,
On motion, the report u the COMMITTEES
was adopted NTH only cue dissenting
yeies, anl the action OF the committee fui-
~ endorsed,
On molten, tie thanks Of the meeting
were rendered the committee for the able
aud siieienI manner iH which il has die
charged ils duties,
Capt, }, x, 4, Record AMI J, II, Field,
Esq, addressed the mstIing in favor OF
leyying the TAX, Col, J, ", faynsIn oPpo-
sllioR,
On motion, tho meeting adJonrnsl, s'as
de.
ZE. cOOMBEs, Chairman,
y a llnMHa gfa'N
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01
z y. c00MDES, chalrna
l.. q. DONEa, Ses'y.

sg-A New Cookery BOOk-by Mrs Sarah
A. Elicit, Oxford n. C.-Tnis book has
many eIeellenes,, aud to become popular
among our people il has only to be tried
I,isby . lady thoroughly acquainted
with the needs Of Southern households. l,
|, minute In ils directions, and abOunds in
ressipis for new aud inexpensive dishes
Try It, .
Il can be had Of Hurd aud Hough,os, II
Aston Place, New York,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

ny Brooklyn, New York, is twice the
size Of New Orleans, and owes twice as
much. Brooklyn, however has sem ething
to chow for her debt, and New Orleans
nothing. The per eapita tax in the former
city is less than half that in the latter
The differences is accounted for in the fact
that New Orleans is in the hands Of car
peibaggsrs and scalawAgs and Brooklyn Is
noi-Brooklyn Is considered trOOly loil
aud New Orleans Is not.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

Es;y- A fair estimate Of the value Of the
property in Dallas, makes it very certain
tbattwo or two-and- half per cent. on lis
value will pay for the proposed railroad
depot grounds. win our people permit
this desirable end to fail for go trihing a
consideration
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

ny" Il is estimated that there is real es-
tate within the corporation Of Dallas to
the value Of 100000. Two-ard-R-halr por
cent. on this amount will moro than pay
for the proposed Railroad Depot grounds.
who will not pay this amount to insure an
eligible location for the Central Depot
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

b:Y-wc hSrs stated that tn, sFiimsted
valI. Of the taxable property in Dallas Is
$4,000, and that 2! per cent. tax On that
valuation would cover the cost VI the rail-
road d.pst grounds. We leara, shc', that
several gentlemen living in the vicinity,
though not withis the corporate limits,
representing perhaps about SlOOoOU, say
they will cheerfGlly pay tlsir portion Of
the tax, thus bringing the tax doNa to
little over 2 per cent. VorE Ioa TIE TAX
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

Music AND MUSICAL lgsTRuuESTs.-A
6nc stock on hand. Guitars $40 to $50
yiolins s. 10 $50 BOnics, Accoricons
Flutes, &C., ut watkins Book Store, Waco,
Texas. ls;Sm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01
S}sw Sarertis
BLANK BOOKS.

ATERCHANTs and others designing to open new
VI Sets Of Books with the new year, and all who
want BLANK BOOKS Of any kind, ave invited &c
send their orders to the undersigned. With q
LARGE STOCK MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY
for this trade, including books for "eurrency and
COIN" and for currency, silver and gold !" and
with superior facilities for manufacturing TO order
he is prepared to offer UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS
in this line.
All Books needed by County Clerks are kept or
hand or made at short order.
II. III. CUSHING.
HousTos, December, ls7s.-l5;tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

AENs ANb AnuuAmoa-Gurs so 10
sl,5i Pistols IN priessi earn sss Of all
kiuis aud s.sssi Powder, Shot, Lssl, A'e
al Watkins Book Slo1r Waco. laaD,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

.frf. f.fnII A.. HIIr. HHH| n|
t.taf aft raf h.n fnF sI..IaI ir'ff..
aIIh sHr fIfr.aI f..rI ff.f 20 tHi rIf.
fsfrffai rsi.I.ir RI fIfisHn. Z sn ititf.
.s.fl ia tfDstE rff|nf ihs iuIaIiaai
lHf sitn n ie.HfI.u. fol ts rHf aHlF iH ono.
isiu. be aI anfe ia 'aii ur oHI Tfstni
.nrntauIian. Anii fHtri iiis tFlIsFf
it Is its duty n usry If.ffuy ialifr o.
iay 90 sri in hsruary 9Th ile rauuiiiff
boz bose hanis itis mhiifr has lrru bed
aui 10 ailr SECOND itsif labtri b. 'oiing
A CIfiIEg.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01
LOsr CERTIFICATE.

HAVE los, the Headlight Cenihssi'
4 issued 10 iisnry J, MuHsoH, BY lhs
Board 4 Land Commissioners ~ Milan
CouRly, on the 5ih ~ Sspismhsr lsi5, No.
~, sd Glass, Tor go seWs n Iand, II
the ssm' 10 not heard from ~ fouId in
sixty days, application will bs made 10 ihs
Commissioner Of the General Land Oaeel
at Austin, for Duplicate,
DAVID THOMAS, AgsaL
Dallas, April !, lsll,-saeL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

TFrte fsr The R,slrsal t.z today
ard ts-m5rror ysur property VII Be
enhanced IN value rurh mere thsa Tie
sax. That's or spinion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

DENTAL Material. - Foil, Amalgam,
Plaster, Teeth, Rubber, &C., kept constantly
en- hand by ". Il. WATKINS,
lS:am. Waco.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

We have Iron-hoopcd Barrels and Kegs
ranging from a gallons down to Q gallons,
for sale at lowest prices.
FENDLEY & MILLER,
III Oaice- Saloon. Dallas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

ny DE absence Of WN. c. BULKBET,
Iusur.nee Agent sAAL Z. AeILHEN-
NJ vita Ksaion johnson, Merchants J
Vii REPRESENT Insursurs Business for hin
rrti lie return in q few days from Eaza-
hnshis or Ar-fir-
WI. c. BULKLEFs agent
Dallas, Texas, April Isl 5s7L-2Alt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01
lnguranto Agency

IItt Tfttt AIrI lii lfIl
UANufr.rsI ts issrr rOiitlrs in
u. IIlf aifr HHl f.fn n.I NJ r
FInr rIrfs aIt MT lr1ris aai lar.
fifHIaf.f aII Ifsans aIa iHFff.i o. 90 ue
Cauaffis Cruitlra.i ii.Hss.
WM o. HuLbLET.
Au1I. fr-l-c'rn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01
ANNA 6 IDA LONG,
Late from Zurich, Switzerland,
GENERAL MILLlNERS,
MODISTES,
Workers Of Embroidery and Fine Sewing
DALLAS. TEXAS.

DALLAS, TEXAS,
ID EsPECTFULLY inform the Ladies Of
IL Dallas and its vicinity, that they are
prepared with Material for doing al kinds
Of EMsRO1DERY, MILLINERY WORK
and FINE SEWING Of every kind, COR
SET MAKING, &c, and would ask share
Of public patronage. They gre thoroughly
sxp.fisneed iu heir business, and gusrsr-
tee satisfaction
Ladies wishing any Work in their line
Ar. invited to call and examine Samples
At heir Rooms, at Mr.. Ben Longs Resi-
dsncs. corner Of jefferson aud Wood Streets
Their prices will be DOdsrste, and Their
Work done in The best nsnnsr and lAtss
European styles
Dallas, April lst, 1s7L-2sstL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01
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aNlII rrmufrfs mF THIRD COURSE
4 OF BE- LESSONS ~ WRlIiNG, in his
City, 20 MONDAY fTsninF. he 3ri Of
april 1874. These wishing 90 selairs q
coon EUsTNrss HhsR. HRlfiNC, ioEriheT
with . ihmcugh tpowlslzs % he rEISrI-
FiEs a. PENNANsHiB will fni 10 10 ihFiT
Interest to aiisnl, Il, Z, SANDERS,
Dallas, Texas, April lsi, ls9l.-29slt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01
FOR CONGRESS.
Hon. JOHN G. CONNER,
OF GRhYSON.

rsrNr.srs. p..hi-il Waters, tanker, Kanfmtn,
ar sglhorisgl ssynIs mr the iiEEsLp In ksninisR
county,
SGT. ". SEITII, E.l, ~ LswlsNills, noni"n Go,
II an authorized agent tlr tho nAti,s ErshIn, Hut
money paid 10 him upuu our ag,uuug Will be duly
acknowledged hy ".
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01
Stocks Of Hardware,
CUTLERY,
MECHANICS TOOLS, DC,

II 4 vi ! ~ - 4 " WHY 49,
Ever brought into This sesiion Of the State.
Ii has been selected from the oldest and
most reliable Houses ia TIE Trade, with an
especial regard 10 the requirements Of this
District; and he has every contidsnce in
Offering it TO the notice Of those Who are
Consumers Of such Merchandise, ~ being
in every detail repleie with all thst nay
bs required in ihat line.
In introducing this addition % his for
msr business. be begs TO tender 10 his Old
frieads and customers mis- sincere thanks
for The extensive patronage Be has 81 long
enjoyed at their hands and B. rssl-es
them, and al others who may favor him
with their commands, fhat no eEsrtions on
his part shall be wanting % merit a con-
tinuazcs and Increase Of the sans
IT'S EdIro uTIH -
small PrsEis aEz failk EeiE-Bs, ="
An MS STOCK VIII 30 soLo ~ TIE
Lowest Reniuns rzlI1s Rates.
ToRTE SIDE OF zA1E 81,
rrTzr rarr7 lr1FH EEE ria-r tlt
DALLAS Tx As
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

EGa. What merchant, speculator or cspi-
talist would not give one dollar today, for
the certainty of return of ten dollars to-
mgrrowD
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

CArrr, fur iaaiuiha Cup lsli.
rst aui.i0 .rs aul g.naius, 81 hrisiat
No.. store Na-a. lr|a-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

Sea- Lately there have been heavy rains
in this section. The streams are all boom
ing and the roads horribly muddy.