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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09
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The New Orleans Republican
which is blistering in every line
about tho outrage upon the Wa--
moth Radicals by the Casey Radi-
Gals and the Customhousc Gatlin-
Gun Convention, thus speaks of the
infamous tyranical election order
of usurper Davis:
"Gov. Davis of Texas, has issued
a stringent order for the prescrva-
ton of peace and protection of vo-
tiers on election day, the severity of
which is warmly denounced by the
Democratic papers Of the State. Its
enforcement will interrupt Demo
cratic plots to vote early and often,
and to intimidate colored voters"
Its enforcement will s9dlf inter
rupt the constitutional rights and
liberty of citizens, and itisas severe
re- denounced by the Stevenson Re
publicans as by Democrats. Every
honest man in Texas denounces it.
We .are surprised that the New
Orleans Republican can cavil at the
course pursued by Casey and his
ASSOCIATES when they endorse this
Infamous order. Tyranny and out
rage are the sanic the world over.
Gal. Bulletin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

TAKE TIME by THE FoRELook.AWe deem
it matter of-importance to the citizens Of
our city to inaugurate some measures for
the safety Of the city in case Of fire. Our
old citizens are well aware with what rap
idi,y tho great confagra ton Of July 1860
spreal over the whole square, and how in
eifectual were all the erdeGvors Of our peo-
pie to stay its progress until il had con-
sumed verything in reach. Not.a build
ing that was at all exposed, was sav'd.-
We are no better prepared now than we
were then TO prevent the spread Of the de-
vouring element and the two or three
alarms of last week should serve rs a
Aarning to us to be prepared for recur-
rence of such events. Had the fire at DR..
Lanes residence occurred in the night,
thebe would not, in oil probability, have
b,ep building standing upon our square,
and many persons would have been house
les, and almost If not quite rlined. Is it
not the part Of wisdom for our citizens to
be forearmed for any future disaster?
a good hand fre.engine, and hook and
ladder apparatus, vonld not, in our opin-
ion, cost any more than the difference
made in insurance, IL we had them; aud
we knon that there ara enough active
young men in our midst to form two such
companies as would be needed to man the
machines. We make the suggestion, and
hope our Merchants will act in Tie matter
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

FRT.-On Tuesday night last about II
o'clock the thrilling cry Of "hre was
heard over our streets, and people from all
directions hurried TO the scene OF dcstruc'
ton, which proved to be at the residence
ofDr Roy d, Scott, in the South Eastern
part Of our iowa. The fire broke out In
the kitchen, which was detached from the
house, aud was totally destroyed together
with every thing it contained. The resi-
dence which was about twenty feet from
the kitchen was saved by the most hercn'
lean efforts Of those who were there-alI
of whom worked hard. The FIRE was nc'
cidental, supposed to have caught from the
stove, around which it wns FIRST discovered
1t gives us pleasure TO say that our ci'ii-
gems worked hand and energctical'y 70
save the residence, and succeeded pnrtic
u,arly was this the case with the freedmen
many of whom were at the scene, and eve
nv one of whom worked well.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EyIiubcrcnt sleaIth

I. l'ss,ing youchsafsi o. fcw. Even these who
have l,ra favored ly uAiuro With strong eonsiliu
iiuus alii vigorous frames afr cot o. neglect the
pi-rsutlaps hrc-ssaTy O. preserve ihrsr precious
tulaWmruis, lldsVi, as a rule, the mon healthy
ani robust = man l., the morr liberties he y iu'
rlintyl L. take With hls own physique II " s'me
raufulatlun % the naturally and iuhlr 70 Know
that ihry can 10 - iuNisorisi aud .uilt up "
proper Mo- ui the means which sclencc la, llAtrl
At ilgr disposal, ~ g. have much better chance
II long lr, ahd exemptions iIuni disease ahd paw
lau The most athletic OF their rlloFs Nhostc i"ol,
l,h rh"ush to suppose themselves !n'nlneTab'r ana
act accordingly.
II lsnui 10 lauch 10 say that more than half the
people Of the civilized world need al occasional
ionic, 10 euAblc them 10 support the strain rpdh
Ihrlr bodies aud minds, which the fast liic 81 tbs
restless age occasions. Ia fact pure, wholesome
uhcitins ton ic h the grand drsideraiion OF tue
lusy millions aud they have tho article Ia lioslei'
irrs Stomncho Dtirrs. IL lisa siaminal medicine,
4 O. 10 imptrls permanent strength 10 weak systems
snd,iuyirurRtrs delicate constitutions It's rrpnia-
ton aud it. sales have steadily increased. Cumrci'
rtlye pr.iirratiuus have Lccn introduced az iShHm,
and ~ Tar ~ the puddle Is utcrnod, cd ndtssHHi,
ia she hope Of ri,alng II; but they have all ciIhc
irrI,cd In the attempt or been Lett fIr In ilr rear
Ia Ia. boon the great medical guCrcs Of the present
century aud Il Is quito certain that no proprietary
mvdiclncin this country Is rs widely known or as
generally used. -.
Ten lightning presses, running incesSAntly (Sun-
DAYS cxcrptedi the whole year through barely sup.
plv the demand for the Illustrated Almanac, in
which the nature aud uses Of the preparation are
set forth, the circulation now being over eight
millions . year.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

AGHwuLTuaAL AsoeIATioS.-rhs grounds
Of the Dallas county Agricultural and Me-
ehaaieal Association, were, on Tuesday last,
sold under an execution, At The Court
House door in this city, and were bought
by company Of gentlemen, all Of whom
ne bsllsIe Etts m,mbsTs Of the old ssso'
citation. A. soon as tie purchase SAs mads
a new association was formed, officers cleo
ted, aud preliminary arrangements made
fos placing he society 'Oa sn6Slaneial
hacls. The late day At which tho Fair
groands have changed hands, render II lm'
possible to have Fair this fall, bu, next
year the directors will take early steps to
have rouslns Fair, aorlhy Of DALLAS
County. by that time We will be In rail
road communication with the outside
world, and have better facilities fer max.
ing :he Fair a success.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

Ifn.IfIrr mthtrf W
fff.I.fafa ifaa llnfIl Hnif
aiI affttaf.r siolpafii il.i
Boa nesHfIs Les frh mi
.fIt EIIff i.I arl frF'f'tl
iuthn Iransrfi n. ~.t
20. hrfaI lhr luuiu- Mil
tiaarl TaalI.us Acts Hte uuuut
ana ilailelal r.irl fr thgm un.
d.r rru.lsi, itiuf artrru.ei iu PAR
Cd tau.us. ani ihai Boz niuru De
uouil uorf tht'r wpgal AZ
bnoWiai-ti that many bills Doe iai
voie.i o. ial llrh llinuus o. ihc
couuiry in the eNiTrms, bat that ihe
party caucus bad g0aiel him oni
said that II l,epub.itans mast bc
mlasarsi by lheir endorsement al
fsyis' measures, then ho was mo-
i,epuhllcani and il Davis aLi eN'
trcme party is Repablieanism, then
he had none II H.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

The ELECTION CIRcULAR.vWe learn
from. the published telegram from Major
McLemorc, and also from private dispatch
e. that the remonstrance of the citizens OF
Galveston is receiving the serious oonSid
Grafton of the Executive, and that it is
probable that some of the more objection
able features of the election circular will
he greatly. modified. We sincerely hope
that this will prove to be the case. A fair,
impartial and peaceable election is all that
the people desire, and Gov. Davis will do
much TO relieve himself from thes sodium Of
many Of his Objectionable acts if be aids
the plishment-o4it this most desirable
end. The people want a fair opportunity
to express their wishes; nothing more.
1Qalyeston News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09
aia sla.suir uati,


IL ALI WHOM n MAY 1uAtEiA'
Nsiiss is hfr,iy FiErp lhs' ! ei'l hfg'l
,hs rssi,iniien Il ihs qpAlifei s.sfieTs "
Dallas couHiy, feKas, Al ne teaTi i ..,, =
In The taEn u Dallas, "a II LshAls slF'
THNRRR lsih. 1874, aHl Gill eehiiAns isi
IrN CONSECUTIVE DAYS, exclusive q
sundays 10 register ALI fhhsnAh IA
said eeuniy sniiilei by Law 10 Es's' 49,
LaFsf.fsFf rsyisiFsa,
OTr,CE llorHs-fTom ; 4, NJ 70 u N
Ahi from "a Z 7, N,
Persons Nhs haze last ihsir r. ritz a'es
u registration are requested y eens ~
anl get new ones,
The hoard ~ appeals, eonpuslhs J =
syisl, 3. 4, 0allshsT, Ahd NJ ", fsssrr'
will sit on Wednesday the siih isy 81 sep
iembsr, ahl slloVn en- Meaiay the
"a d October. for The PnIPass u hearing
aud Determining all appeals ihsbmsy DO
taken, WhereiR persons Who have hesh re-
fused registration may lhihk Injustice has
JAMES BENTLEY,
Registrar. Dallas Coaaiy,
Dallas, August .dlh. 1871.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

e. Affsntionds c6lle1 10 the adTer-
tissment Of Msssrs. Lilly EIglshArt Dali
las Marble works. on Main street. oppo-
ste the lEEALD oEies- Al persons in
want Of 1omb-aoDes-of Italian and
American Msrbls,-arf invited % call and
ZEE heir vofk. Tbsy solicit patronage,
and are prepared to Do All lsrd 81 rork
in their lire in the best nsh6sr, at short
nsiigs aDi o. The no5i rsssshatiS isfsss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

"Non1oy's UNION IsrELLrGEScER' mad
its appearance on Saturday last, as we
stated it would in the HERALD of that
date.
The paper ia enc size smaller than the
HERALD, and does not present that typo
GRAPHICAL neniness that we expected 1t
would. We are further Disappointed in the
tone of tho paper. 1t denounces every
thing and everybody hat is or are demo-
cratic, and apologies if it does not support
everything and everybody radical of the
extreme stamp. Wo confess that we are
surprised at the political tendency 0fAhe
paper,-it is not by any means what we
were led to expect it would be.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

.ay- E. II. Quick, one OF the editors OF
the Houston Unicn, and also one OF Davis
pcnsionej strikes, made speech to q
company Of negroes that were marched
down to the Court House Square, on Fri
day Of last week. We did not hear his
talk, and did not want to il was evident
~ INTENDED only for the "colored' ciIi-
sens, and We dismissed il rs such. 1t is
useless to say tina, this little speaker made
no votes among respectable white men for
bryant or any other radical.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09
.Jeniies SFIerd

Wish tbe public to bear in mind that
they will have in store this week, tbeir
new full stock Of goods, comprising Ladies
Dress GOOds,-silks poplins &C., Of the la
test styIes,-Lsdies' and Gents, hats, ol
all kinds, and prices, together with every
thing else that may be called for. They
invite a call from their friends and the
public generally. f52: Ii.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

Reg Attention is called to the card of
LEE Mix s. Co., cotton Commission Mer-
chants, Groesbceck, Texas. This is one of
the heaviest firms at tie terminus OF the
Central Railroad, and is composed of re-
liable and prompt business men, and we
take pleasure in recommending them to
our readers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

tfs- A. Sill be seen ~ Der Re'iss 10 TO-
days paper Mrs, Colts school sill ee@'
msnss it's Fall session on Neaiay neat
Sept. lllh, Mrs, Colt is a gralaAIs % one
o. the best Female ssmlnariss Of South
Carolina, an accomplished lady and ia
siruslsr, aud is fully sOmpsIsns 70 teach
The higher branches,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

Esa. We take pleasure in calling atten'
ton to the advertisement of Amos Welker,
Wagon make and Wheelright, next door
West of the HERALD Office. Welker is q
faithful workman and will do all that he
promises. Give him trial.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09
,sy-at,sn,Ion is called TO the announce

Say attention is called TO the announce
mcnt In ro.day's paper, Of James j, Dee
man Esq, Of Sey.n., rs a candidate for
Justice Of the Peace In Preeine, No. O. to
an the vacancy oreAsionel by the resisna-
ton OF 7. l.. Frank :. Esq. Mr.. Deeman Is
an old citizen ofOur coun'y, aud Is well
known to nearly every citizen Ia IT, he
does not therefore need Eny introduction
nj our hands.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

sesy- The following gentlemen, members
of the Legislature passed through this city
yesterday, Oh their wayto Austin, viz;
Hons. Tom Broughion, Senator from Gray
son-&s,- u. ,-ShelbearAe1 Representatives
from Collin, Messrs. Self, from Cooke, and
George, from Grayson, DE-. Mckee, from
Fannin, perhaps and others. "a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

HT Chr young friend Geo. r. Baird,
announces in to-days paper the receipt OF
n full assortment of Family Groceries Of
all kind, Wood and Willow Ware, Pure
'whiskeys, Wines and Brandics, and To-
bacco and Cigars. Give him call and he
will serve YOU we'll.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09
,SrF n Brvsn& Co. West side of the

s@- F. b. Bryan X Co. West side of the
Spare are this week, received tle first in
smllment Of their new fall and winter
stock. Their assortment is complete in
Ladies' and Gentlemens Hats and
Dry Goods, Boots Shoes, &C., together
with SPLENDID assortment Of Ready
made clothing, and all kinds of Staple and
fancy Dry Goods. Give them n call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09
Registrar, Dallas coua,y,
Dallas, August .dih. 1871.

tar We h.i the pleasure ofA call. on
Monday last from Joe. @. Booth, 'I'qr OF
Junction city Kansas, Soliciting Agent Of
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Hallway
Mr.. II. Is Texan AMI will call on bis
friends ani others In the interest Of the
above road.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

s@ Iessrs. Hawkins & Cullen request
us to say that they have about completed
their Abstract of Titles of all property
in Dallis county, and are prepared to give
information on the subject.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

1ur sfcaNn NEEpi,F 0F THE rsoFLF az
TENAs-lhfy rr-afin iheir opiuiaH 81
lsla ~ aRarling ihs IToysr & liskeT
Machine The First Premium for ihe best
Family SsNins Machine, a. the nrani
Slate fairaf l69l, nj six lirsl Premiums
Tor Hest MsEhiEs. Stitching, iiouble the
nnmhsF sNagle,. s-y siheE maeAihs.l-
Notwithstanding &As great shsus q car
eomIsliioTs 10 disPaTags The PsgisS..on a
ear maehlaes, The public and the Fair
Associations o. Lssisiana ard Texas rs-
peat their convictions ghfR opportunity
affsrs, u THE SUPERIORITY Oh orr ascnlNEs
81 rs FURcHAsE ASR AWAR2 OF THY ros'
niTTEEs. The sale o. the Grover & iaseT
Machine il greater 10 Mississippi, AlabE'
ins, louisiana aai Texas Than that Of any
other, aud the awards received from the
Fair Associations Of those States double
those Of all the ether machines combined,
What mbrs pref eau NE offer, for what
We - l,tily claim, hamely,ihat the Grover
4 Baker q the Best Family Sewing Ma
chine, and the iAvoT!Is Of the people of the
South.
GENERAL SOUTHERN DEPOT
Isl Canal Street, View Orleans.
Another large lot Of these Machines just
received aud Tor sale by
KEATON s JOHNSON, .
my2O7i-iy. Agents, Dallas, Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09
Dallas aitrld.
nouEHEns iSDnirrtslses.
DALLAS suTfn"1iei''i.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

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frfr.H fr|H.H ...
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t.4-.t ssfs,.lf az sll|.fs. So -iA a
49,. tHrls a. -llaraHF. eHaa
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We AHlNs, fif'aa.ls haa'F-
EtNa.uFti.t, "a ils fs.H i''r t'ii''i -
-.....-sss.a. go lasHh "a 40 80. ~
$500 tssfaln. 80 1i|r lft 'l'il4HA ~ t..'''-'
~ -slsa.sl ~ hl i1TAHfN
old uassnir tiaii,
I1aeT &. A, STANUoN, Baptist ~ ''f'
All o'rlssk, A. 81 slsa Al T. N,ssa-
aaF, Ssti IA, ls.h nu
be-. n. O. RrElFsoFi FNisrs ~ "
Uhursaay, Ssli. IA, isIli aise a. Nc al y,
,ary CluEfh, Friday, SIT ~ ga a n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

Il wish you had been I've, said
an uNhin L. a slingy Old auni prov,
erbial FIR her meanness, "Nhy 81.
"noraase you would have eal"n all
the aPple instead of dividing IL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

A danghtcr ola New York stock
broker ezrlts OVER the fact that she
has been 10 -1nrcpc six times and
has nertr ssen insids Of her meth
ers k.fctcr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

80 We are Fsqus,lsi to State that ilsn'
IS0, ). GooR gill address The people At
HasFhs Store. Dallas eeuniy, % Saturday
ssPl. aal ihsi,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09
CEDAR SPRINGS
MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY,

CEDAR SPRlNG2,
DALLAS; COUNTY,, TEX.
Mrs. HELENA GILLESPIE, Principal.
II. p. OWNEY, Professor of Languages
and Higher Mathematics
YEyIlE First Session Of this School will
\. commence the FIRST MONDAY IN
OCTOBER, 1871, and continue nine months.
Rates Of TuitlOn, per month:
First Observation-Disclosures
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Second Class-Grammar, Geography,
History, Arithmetic and Familiar
Sclences.......... ...".. .............. W
Third Class-Geoogy, Physiology,
Astronomy, Rhetoric, Algebra,
Trigonomeiry, Geometry, Survey
ing Latin and Greek ,................ 4 90
Book keeping, including the Spence
rian method of Penmanship, and
oil tile short methods of Calcula-
ton extra ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Incidental Fec ......................... 20
Each Student will be charged from the
time of entrance until the close of the SEES.
sion. No deduction will be made for alb.
sen G, except in cases of protracted sick
ness. Tuition payable quarterly in ad-
vance.
This School is located four miles North
of Dallas in healthy situation and plea
SAINT. community. The Principal of the
Academy having purchased the school
building (Which is amply large to accom-
MEDIATE two hundred pupils, well cell ID,
with two good chimneys) has no other in
tenion but that of making this Institution
a.permanent one-worthy of the patronage
of our hest citizens. Prof. Clowney. for
lsefly Professor of, Mathematics in the
KaloraIia Eamale .IRstilste, Water Valley,
Miss is q profound scholar experienced
teacher and affable gentleman. The main
object of the teachers of this school will be
to make their pupils thorough in every
branch Of learning taught
LECTURES
Will be delivered by Professor Cowuey on
Physiology and various scientific subjects
through the entire session.
Bfas" BOARD can be obtained convenen t.
tosrhe School, at from IS to $40 per month.
Refer to Professor Ragsdale and Dr. J.
". P. Mckenzie, Waxahaehie Professor
W. II. Scales, Dallas DR.. II. j. McfTett and
Professor h. j. Haynes, Lancaster Pro-
fessor W. r. Smith, Cedar Springs apd to
the people of Dallas county, where the Prin-
cipal has taugls, for eleven years.
August 80 lo7l.-4g:4w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

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up ari ieiss islsIt iAs fsi,Riss iss''s
issa. sHl f.asN.L NnAsl, sisIisa
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"a ani sras eiirls base asHf; IuIfhasF
i'asuiifs pfihe shgulifr Laekiug ffnfe
Il sle Pslfairs. farFssly Ea3s ifFFing.
enl HEais ia hailss ressig, SAL snsa
King Iayleri "a Eilis esuaiy, uIea ~ l.
MITCHELL; Ia Graysah ans iFhasea esnn-
iiss, uIea sisTASn a. Nillsr IA osiiin
eonntg, &, A. OuisfiiER5 lhSf sea hsNr
ing pgishasal ihass esaHiifs AZ he fas
eniss. say a. nei iFlal ifYsa Nish a.
wake mtnrg, hai raN m a ihe fs'fp'rf
az ilt riiy llaisl, snA E.tsEs ssiae ,tIflis-
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

Tuition olaf.rd from date 'fcntranco untll close
Of term, payable hall ~ advance the remainder
At the expiration 81 the term when not ih'is paid,
Interest AZ the rata uf ten per cent. Will DO charged
from end IT term till paid. No deduction except ia
case, " proiineicl sickness Of serious mature.
Tho School will bo strictly hOh'ssciOIian 10 Ito
control aud influences.
Board eau be obtained In private families At rca.
,onRtt rates. Boarlcrs at all times are smcnablc
to the Principal.
Returning our thanks for the liberal patronage
during the lion Just closed hops, by strict at
unlion to duty, to merit u liberal continuation Of
the same.
Il. A. LANDRUMi Principal.
........................, Assistant.
n,uos A,,,, 10 1871 dg.tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

nsg PssfsssoF n, u. Scales FTirs'IAl
u he Dallas TsUsls lHs'ilais sill epsA
HE sshps. II ils Mssaais Hall, as si'sF-
,issi, 90 ,As ls'h last The Hall has h'sn
Is-seFsIsl, aHl Otherwise Improved
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

A rrfT 5tsiratls nDl ctes.p Para so-srls.
a I've rriies nsrit a. he city n Dallas;
no acrrf il .ctlff<ficr 1o7 ssres -
urni-ie l1n1 ana - fclts rsai n.,srsl
land. Iorses etc. ro1d ADDE'S o. ep-
riyis J. z. D. bLAbts,
D1a Ial1s. 1cz1.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

aefs-. See the notice Of G. W. Cochran,
Civ Assessor and Collector.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09
THE
Dallas Female Institute
Fourth Annual Session commences on
the 18th day Of September, 1871. :

Rev. W. H. SCALES A.M.,.................PrincIPa
Mrs. LOT. C0UGHANOUR,.-...."....
Miss ELIZA j. Nationalist. Preparatory Dept
Prof l.. Teacher
Rates OF TgitlOn, per Term eta Months;
Preparatory $40 and Sl2
Academic rinent.............-...........H " lb
Collegiate ..........lS ~
Musie.... "a
Contingent IA
Latin or Greek, One Dollar per month extra
Tnition, specie, payable by the term, one half In
advance; when not thus paid, ten per cent Interest
from end Of term till paid.
BOARD with the Principal or elsewhere. at from
slo to Sl2 pc, month. Boardefs at times under
tn. care of the Principal,
COURSE OF STUDY
FnlIas in the .First-Clas Female Colleges Of tho
South. Teaching THOROUGH aud PRACTICAL, FROM
the Elementary Branches through the entire course
The Corps Of Assistants is complete and superior.
For the Music Department, we have secured the
compiisiicd musical taste aud education, for fho
last lG years distinguished Teacher and Leader
in the Public Musical Exhibitions o. New orleans.
The Pupils Of the School VIII he taught by him nj
the schOol-room.
Lecture and Illustration In Scientific Department..
6nEEK and LA1IS taught upon the only eorrec;
method.
Pupils charged from the time they enter % tbs
close Of term, aud they are expected to rrin til
close q sessi5n. @-~i
Dsdaelion only for al,sene, BY sickness e two
weeks ~ more.
SMALL BOYS ADMITTED.:
Girls and Boys assigned 10 srrarArE E,sNs an
PLAY GROUNDS.
ss- rupiIs to toms and 90 At the rinsi-s q sh'
bslfai
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF
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