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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

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TsNas-Thsy Te-sffrm their 0piAien Of
lsTa ~ awarding the GFoVsF a baker
Maehiut ths First fTsmiam for The best
Fauily Sewing Maelihs, - the Grand
State Fair ~ lsll, a "a siK First fTemiums
faF hssi Marhihs stitching, lieuhls the
pauahsF awarded any SlhsT machine, -
silhsishiing the great sfeTis Of our
eRnisiiisTs 10 difraTass the perfection u
ear Usshisss, ihs Public $50 the Fair
Assasiaii0Ht % l9uisiaRs and ieHas To-
peat their oshtie.ioAs shea tpRoTiani.y
sHrns, u THE sUFEhirRITh al Otaa tiiiNEs
~ rIs FURrHAsE ASp A~AHb 90 InE CON-
sHFEEs, The sals o. tie ursyeT ! BAKER
Machine l. greater ia Mississippi, AlAba'
ne, l0aisiaHs and Texas than that e. any
ether, aud the awards received from TIE
Fair Associations Of these States double
ihoss ef al the other machines combined
What more pref can ne offer, for what
We 80 Justly claim, namely, that the Grover
4 naksf Is the hssi Family Sewing Ma
ehluv, ahl the fATOTi's Of the people Of the
S1ulh,
GENERAL SOUTHERN DEPOT
Is Cahsl siiest New Orleans,
Another large lot Of ihest Machines just
leesisti AMI fat sale by
kEAruN & JOHNSON,
ny2o'i.iy. Agents, Dallas, TeSa,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Exhubcrcht IeaItR

] L. q Llr,slns soashsaf,i 60 isw, h'sn thcse wh1
| base t-sss AtaFoi hy natuTv nth strprr sc"sItt
Iluas ani vigorous fTanirs arr ATT O. neglect I've
! sutishs arc-sssTy O. preserve thee ItrtloHi
Tusiss u.snts, lndrssi, az rule, the mon h-iiih!
/ sud Tubast man 10, The more libefiiv. he 10 IN
'liaFd o. tAks With his oNh physilue. 10 IL romt
consolation 60 the naiu'Aly aud f-9bis TO knu~
ILAt i'ry rsn h. 90 inNsoIaisd sud built NJ, by a
rrnIrt rsu 80 the means which scisnc- la. PLACED
a. theiF fisI-nsaI q. 10 have much better chance
81 long ~, ard exemption. tTun disease aud rain,
than tho ''ost sihsiN ~ their fellow. ~boare fool.
i,s .nnugh TO srppo'e themselves inVuprrablr' aud
act srtp'','hsi'
II l. not rn nurh a. sAs that rcrs than half the
people Of tho civilized vOtld reei az occAsionsl
tVric, TO enable them TO support the strain upon
th-ir bodie, and minds, which tho tas' l'h OF this
t-.t'ess Age prrA.iuns, IN aet pure, wNolrsrtre,
sHcs riirr Ton ic IL the grand d.sder.tion of tho
huay rillI1n., aud they have tho article In Hcstet'
tt'H stomachr hittoTs IL u - siAminat mcdictnc,
.. IL imP,rs permanent strength u weak syslens,
aud issrai~. delicate constitutions. 'ts rcnua.
tinn aud iisSalrs have steadily Increased Compet'
etiIc prvprTatons have been introduced az het'iia,
aud, lar the public 10 cuusctrud, al nurs,fib
IN the hope 81 rirHng II but they have all eitho
persisted In the attempt, or been lott lat ia the rear
IL ha. been the great medical srcrs Of the present
ecitury, and IL IL quite certain that no proprietary
medicine this country Is us widely known or rs
generally used.
Ten lightning presses, running incesSantiy (snn'
days excepted, tho whole year through barely sup
plV the demand for tho Illustrated Almanac, In
which the nature and uses OF tho preparation are
cot forth, VI, circulation now being over eight
million. a year.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

r-csl, l., N, Martha, u he Nhsis sAls
Gfvvsfy Heuss Of hlsss, lTs 4 90, GIess-
bstsh, gave "A. shs,hsT call this seek,
Ilisasess Is rsrhsrs ore q he heaviest in
ihs Hs IN issss, Ahi sfe sllslilsg trade
freIg ,Ais sss,lyR, ihs CehRsl rroull'rs
10 is,Ssll by AHy rsrss -hs re. r''s
Lia sssll,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
NOTICE
Id An INN II I'M 00NCLhN,

IL At WHOM III MAY snAAhhN-
Nsiiss Is AsIrhy siErR ,hsi ! will srt :
ths Tpfi.irssien ID ihs laalinsd slesil =
Dsllas eeaHiy, lsKas, a Ne =. aTs y =
in ths tess Il Dallas. "a ~ tsbAl, sir
fFMBER lsih, ISL ahl sill r,Hiinas isI
iEN CONSECUTIVE hAls sasla.i,s u
saulaya 90 NgisisT Al tLhs''As 10
s1il ssuHiy sniiiisd by Las 10 Esis, ~
ksEsisfr5 Fiyisiifna
OFssss HorAs-frvn "A, NJ 10 y "
sHi fTsIa I 10 3 7, y,
PsfssAs vhe have lest thsiI esTiihsaio'
~ HssisirsiieH arc Te4assiei 10 esss ~
sni Erl neS ehss-
ne lizard II appeals, ee@PIisiHs J, q
Sylsl, \. 4. 6AllahsT, aHl v, W, fssssF
sil sil on Wednesday the 9Th iay " SEP
isAbsr, and AljeuTn 81 NsAiAy lhs
"a o. 0eioi,eT, faT The PaEnass ~ hsAHsE
and determining all appeals that say hs
taken, wherein PsFsahs shs have hssa 10
fused registration nay thiAk iAlas'les h.'
JAMES ntNILEY,
Registrar, balls, CeanI!
n.Rt.. a...s,st saUth ls.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

ta~ws call atshiioR to he sl'sf'ls,
meat o. RI Rogers, liuildsTahi ssl'sl'eT
Of Carriages. Bagsiss aud Wagons, a.
Outlet, old stand on llo,slsn Street, g,
Mr., Il, ,Foaises to be prompt and faithful
In his ,ork, aud reasonable In charges,
lie solldl. custom.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
Dental NOTICE.
8 DIR, e.. II. KELLER

N EsPECTFULLY informs the Citizens
III Of the City and County Of Dallas,
thst be has just returned from New Orleans
with q supply Of the best DENTAL Ma
TERIALs and IMPROVED INsTRU u
NENTs ever brought 70 Dallas.
He isnov ready 10 perform al SEPARATIONS
connected With Dentistry, sbd upon terms
ssrensonatis as can Re done IN t1e STATE.
satisfaciion IN AL operations Easraniesd.
Can he found ct his Ofhse from 2 = >
until 8r.n-
win mairs srraugemrnis fafier Oficl
bsursi - a. rsrk - prisais residences foi
those rhs prefer H.
Cfcs orsr M WsgBsrs sisfs Rslifssi
Garner
l'snss, Joy I5ih is5l.-lstL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

ssg~We learn from Col, W. W. II. law
rance, the Agent of the King Iron Bridge
Company, that the Iron Works for the Dal.
las bridge is finished, and will ba shipped
Immediately. lie informs us that it will
be forwarded by the NJ. X. & I. Railroad,
to the terminus of that road in the Indian
Territory, and thence by wagons to Dallas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

gs9~Our subscription and advertising
list is increasing so rapidly we will soon
have to buy that long-talkel of power
press. The llERALp has by long odds the
largest circulation o: any paper in North
ern Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

PuBLic RoADs.-wormley Carter, Esq =,
the efficient and energetic Superintendent
of Public Roads for Dallas county, on Mon
day last, let out to the lowest bidders, tho
working of the following roads 10 the per-
sons ma med and for the amounts slated, viz
The Mckinney Road, to Thomas }. Pol
lard, for $500
Waxahachie Road, to Percy Bowser for
$40.
Alvarado Road, to j. Greed, for 500.
kaufman Road, tot. ]. Pollard, for 800.
Barnes Bridge Road, 10 Thomas J. Pol
lard, fl Slj5.
Wells Bridge Road, to Thomas j. Pol
lard, for $500.
Preston Rond, tot. Pollard, for Sl2j.
Denton Rond to S. W. Rowe, for Sl75.
Birdville Road, to 7. J. Pollard, for 1885.
Lancaster and Kaufman Road, via paw-
dy's Ferry, to I. J. Pollard, for $3.50.
The contractors agree, for the sums ma
med, to put the roads in good order by the
10Th day of November next, and 10 keep
them SO for twelve months from that date.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

Belg'The new Court House progresses
finely. Mr. Donegan, the contractor,
seems to have an abundance of energy,
md we may Look for an early completion
of this noble edifce, which, when fuishedi
will be an ornament to our city.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

Gag A-eerhsnan suggested to us O few
days ago the formation Of Joint Stock
Company in Dallas, the object Of which
would be purchase lots in the city and
build com Portable, small residences upon
them. We think the suggestion q good
orc. We know that such organizations
are in successful operation in Galveston,
Houston and other places in our State,
and we happen to know further that they
are paying handsomely, and at the same
time furnishing cheap rents to those who
are not able to build. If there had been
FIVE hundred such residences in Dallas the
past year, they would have all been taken,
by persons who have been compelled TO 60
further in order to obtain shelter. The
same remarks hold good with regard TO
the county. Every man Who owns land
should, il he is able, build cheap but com.
Portable tenement houses upon each so or
leo acres. lie would We think, find it o
paying Investment.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
EDUCATIONAL.
DALLAS
Nailed Female High School
"A Select Priv ate school.
DAFhAs,


DALtss COUNTY, TEXAS,
U>lIE exercises Of this Insiiiutioh, for Oh,
i Second Manual Session, will be oPeh'
cd 10 the builling formerly oeoupie'i, Oh
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1871.
The Session ~ill embrace thirty six weeks
aud he divided in ISo terms Of eighteen
weeks each,
Ts GaTass sfsIaiy siii H. di,ilsi ia thru sl....
-, su' PRIMARY, lsItRN EbIAfn asd u0lLE'
NiATf, rHitTsring Engiish, = onmplrir Csafs- 81
ssIhg aigs, rsntaas.hip, heak'htrIinE, ilsr Nat
hrtl slirntr, FTsnrh, LAiiA ani GTsrt The ulsn,
a.ih mrihui - issshing gL- i-nsasgrs uiii h. uss
fAs tn'ufiiNr fssisn, usssi ia ths ,-si sghuls
/ N AHriis, $50 - usri aui hriior 10 ioNI bu,sks
| Rih ~ u'ti esssPi 'ho'c II that sSsis'i,
iaiaT altrniiun si,vh 10 Tho m Iiral branch,
-, nhs siuunis isiins o. IIvlafr tuilrsr Sill
- rsT'iiri o. 'ase 'i al uouTss, rhirh all en'
Ah,s lhr' g. a. T. yhsT tho s-ni"F cia,s 10 any
C,1lirst IN tib lHiiri states Arrangements have
ssrH insi riih Professional rrnmsu 10 teach Pea
uianslip sud nttks"rrtihs,
Discipline Nill l. sttlti, ani pr'n'rt obedience
sNartei fam aili aud sh2hii any IaTrni ~ guar
dian assist, ruunssl 80 In any nahhrT cAu.sa pupil
I unirT bis " her cunInui, 10 Ni,st are Tuls made
Cor III suyrTnn,shI 81 tho Srho trv,eip any duty
fygniFri II them, surh pupil uii h. -SIrllri, -.
saTiiuss II Asr, aud tho sntiTe tuition Tor the term
all b. Immediately culiurted,
TUITION FEES PR TERM OF rs WEEKS.
iAAhAh Al.shS11 sssssssss sssssssssS'ANl W - =
INTERMEDIATES CLASS,...... ~ to III
COLLEGIATE CLAsS,.-......... lSto 20
Mhsle "a Piano, by Mrs. BonIS-
EOS, tes.rall per month, ........ o
Penis hshir aid Bookkeeping,
by = Taliaferro, (txtra,) per
fionth, .w;.;.;. !
inpldental Fee, in advance, per
ltrtn, i.''..;.:...'.i"..;. ....:'':.i VI
Thcst iates Rre in hpecie-Cdrttnct ID,
ken ut market Wallis;
Tuition charged 'fgln ilte .'rN,,aAci hntll close
81 term payable uhr.hAliin alaHru inb rrinaIh,lrr
at III, expiration of the ter,N NhrN MT thus iaid,
inirT-st NJ the rate IT ten ptr th" "li bc charged
from cnd Il term I'LL paid. Ne d,drJlitr excel, Ia
case, Of prutiacicd sickness Ola ,cTi1ui Naintb.
tn. School will be strictly nUn.scetoTiah IN lls
control and influences.
Board eau be obtained In private families st rca.
,onai. rates. liOarders ut all times are smensble
To- the Principal.
Returning our thanks for the liberal patronage
during the session Just closed hope by strict
hutton to duty to merit u liberal continuation Of
the ssrin
u. A. LANDRUM, Principal.
wr..,."..... ....., Assistant.
Dallas. Aug. 10, lS7l--i9:tf
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FOR SALE.

m ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND, JUS
y - outside the Corporation
100 ACRES Chsios FRAlRIE LAND
lUU Pour miles Norfh q Dallas
a DESIRABLE L0Ts on MAIN ST.
. . Apply 70
THOMAS FIELD.
Dallas, August 5. is7l.-47sf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
CEDAR SPRINGS
MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY,
OHpAR SPRINGS

!
Mrs. HELENA GILLESPIE, Do. Principal
II. L. CLOWNEi, Professor of Languages
and Higher Mathematics
YNIlE First EessHn .of thie school will
L commence the FIRST MONDAY IN
OCTOBER, 1871 and continue nine months
Rates Of Tuition, per month
sstitosrap y,Readiyig w.
and Penmanshiu .....................uS2 OO
Second Class-Grainmar,G Geography,
History, Arithmetic and Familiar
| Scienccs"....... ........ .............. y w
Third Class-Geology, Physiology,
| Astronomy, Rhetoric, Algebra,
Trigonometry, Geometry, Survey
ing, Latin and Greek 90
bookkeeping, including the Spence
rinn method of Penmanship, and
all the short methods of Calcutta
ton (extral Observation-Disclosures. / 90
Incidental Fee. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
Each Student will be charged from the
time of entrance until the close of the SEES.
sion. No deduction will be made for ab.
sen c, except in cases of protracted sick.
ness. Tuitioh payable quarterly in i'd
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 ceil,d,
with two good chimneys,) has no other in
tention but that of making this Institution
permanent one-worthy Of the patronage
of our hest citizens. Prof. Clowney. for
merly Professor Of Mathematics in the
Knlornma Female Institute, Water Valley,
Mss is n profound scholar, experienced
teacher and affabie gentleman. The main
object of the teachers of this school will be
to make their pupils thorough in every
branch of learning taught.
LECTURE
Will be delivered by Professor Clownry on
Physiology and various scientific subjects
through the entire session.
Bag BOARD can be obtained convenient
to the School, at from So to $40 per month
Refer to Professor Ragsdale and DR.. j.
W. p. Mckenzie, Waxahachie; Professor
W. II. Scales, Dallas; DR.. II, J, Motfett anil
Professor r. j. Haynes, Lancaster; Pro-
fessor W, r. Smith, Cedar Springs; and to
the people of Dallas county, where the Prn-
cipal has taught for eleven years.
August 49, lS71.-49:4w.
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Registrar, va
Dallas, August ;.6lh, ISL,

pd-fLsTs ssrs too alaFRs Of Ore 10
'eurNN,y this Sssk, -ehs on Mosiay, saa''
sl BY = stoVs'piPs running ihreash the
roof al The rsslleAss u Dr, Gee, ", i.Aasi
tic other caused by q large bla's add
smoke issuing fran brush pile At Juis'
IN. Pallsrson's residence, The Gre al
pr. lane, sa. easily put uu', hut Il should
serve as q warning To our Siiiisns 10 he
careful. Should ere once get veil undsF
way, with the prsssht warm aud dry wealth
or, there Is no telling where Il would ehd
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

Pa-We had the pleasure Of call this
week from our friend and former towns.
man, Capt. J. L. Leonard, nov ard for
several years past, one Of the firm Of >: L.
Leonard a Co., Bankers, and Iglehsri :
Leonard, Commission Merchants, Groes.
beck. Capt. l. has been with ne g week
or more, accompanied by his family, ia
king liflle recreation In his boybood
home, aud spesks son. Of making this his
home Wien The raiiroai reaches us. ne
has been Al he terminus Of the Central
Road, since 1896, foiioEing Il Up from
Niiican - Bryan, Calvert, Bremoud, K0sss
nd Groesbessk. ani when the cars con-
Esbrt r1rniug 20 Cur young and flourish
ing Cuy, u vii hardly seen thar it y the
Gfafrsl Rssd vifkuut The Old familiar
siEs 81 igistarf : LsaErfl Al the DEPOT
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

VS.. Mcssrs. Jeffiies & Field, EAST side
OF the Public Square, have now IN route
and to arrive in few days, large and
beautiful stock Of goods, bought by DIR. JEFF
fries, in person, who is known to possess
taste and understands what is needed in
this market. In Ladies Dress Goods, Hats,
,lborh for gentlemen and ladies' Boots \
Shoes, Clocks, Shawls, Ready Made Cloth
ing &c, they are perfectly well supplied
aud invite call from all who need new,
handsome and desirable goods.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

LOCATED In DALLAS COUN-
TY TEXAS.
Good Land, ut Low Prices,
0S A-0 ACRES, on Mountain Creek
20 l q II miles SAB degrees West
from Dallas-adjoining A. j. Robinson's
A acre SURVEY.
mo ACRES, on Trinity River 15i
QUO miles S, 81 degrees E. from BAL.
'las-adjoining 0. II. Lindsay's Survey.
MnO ACRES, on Ten Mile creek, II
! @UC miles S, % degrees L, of Dallas
adjoining F. Brigance's' survey, lying
about miles r, Lancaster.
$40 ACRES, on Mountain creek III
| @4Jmiles S, A degrees ", Of Dallaa-
adjoining J. D. Mcleod and j. S. Jones'
800 acre surver.
A0A A-0ACREs, on waters OF Trlh-
L y L l. q ty ~ miles 5, 524' Il.
from Dallas-adjoining II. Ileiders League.
or ACRES, oh "Ten Mile" creek ii
% miles 8, 24o L, from Dallas-adjoin
ing 1888 ncrss In name of \. Dowdy.
on ACRES on "Ten Mile" creek, II
OF miles $, 80 L, from Dallas--adjoin-
ing G. W. Derrett.
1N1 ACRES; IN waters of Grape Vine
lN4Creek Is miles n, AGO W, of Dallas,
adjoining C. Roweus, and 100 acres in
najeu of II. b. IIutcheh.
lMT0 ACRES, on waters of West
lGI-G Fork of Trinity 10 S, SO de.
grees W, of Dallas-sdjoiring W. CHruth
/ Bro, assignee of Mckinney aud Will
liams.
lMC ACRES, on waters Of ,rrlnitSi12
lIUmiles S, So degrees Il, from Dallas
adjoining $40 survey in name Of Sold
man Dickson, and tract in name Of W.
A Cole.
lAyey ACRES, Parsons Slough esl
III miles 5, 55 degrees Z, from Dali
las-adjoining VIM. Nash and j. b. Mer-
chant.
or ACRES; On waters of Muddy creek
81 lsJ miles n, 62 degrees, from Dallas
-aJjoiningC d. Merrell and VIM. Crab
tree.
axce1 ACRES, on waters of Rowlett
To- creek, 15l miles N, Sc degrees E,
from Dallas-ndi cining Thomas Collins
GAO acre survey, and n. Crist.
xc q ACRES, on duck creek, 10
10 Of miles N, SO degrees +, from
DEMONSTRATING W. W. Keen's 32J and
J. W. Davis 800.
m ACRES on "Ten Mile "
~ IL creek Ii miles S, - degrees
4, from Dallas-adjoining John Eveps' "a
acre survey and J. Cochrans 800.
x0ACRES, on waters Of Elm Fork Of
ID Trinity, II miles North, 62 degrees
West from Daflas-adjcining ID. Brooks
$40 survey, and Simeon Fishers survey.
fnn ACRES, IL miles S, SO degrees Y.
10Y from Dallas-adjOining q 800
acre tract in name Of J. d. Browder.
For full particulars apply to
wM. C. WOLFF.
Dallas, Dallas Co. Texas. a. II.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

IEy- The FIRST number Of Judge Norton
new pspsr-NohroS's usIoS lSIrIL'GrS'
crR-vill make it, appearance to-day
We do not know, a. yet, VIA, party, ifanyi
Il will advocate, hat believe that the Judge
aims 10 make Il an independent Journal,
striking boldly ut what he eoneeires TO be
error wherever he may End Il, bu, devoted
more particularly, 10 the material Interests
growth and prosperity o: this glorious Sec
ton Of the Lone Star Stale. Politically
we do not expect 10 coincide with the In
telligcncer, but in oil its cndenvors to fur.
Their the well being and wealth Of Northern
Texas and Dallas county, it will lind in us
willing aud hearty eo.worket. We wei
come the now Journal to the Aeld Of Texas
newspnperdom, and cordially wish our old
friend honor and profit in his new undsr-
taking.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

Latin OF Greek, One Dollar per month extra.
Tuition, 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 froin
slO 10 sI2 per month. BOardcrs at times under
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
sOiiN a. L.As
tlt A. 4, d. a. Texas.
Aliiee

An TfTssns ialsbisi 20 Ne GA fTm n
4. T. Fisher a O., sal :, fisher, aTs
noli6sl ihai ihry -h't ssll a. oRss sni
pay up ani ihtTtly ave sssis,
:, l., FISHER,
Iallls Aug, ~, lsIl-50sl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
THE
Dallas Female Institute
Fourth Annual Session commences ON
the 18th day OF September, 1871.

Rates OF Tuition, per Term Of ~ Months :
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
ARTIcLE rTr

sEc g Electors in all cases shl he
privileged from srrest during tbeirI ten
dance at elections, and in going 70 4 re-
turning from the SANE, except in O. Of
treason. felony, or breach Of the ped
Asking nsfhing but fair. isnt-fini
and honesf election. honestly connt re-
turne5 ant declared. snd denandit he
firhf 10 re.s for al Offices ma5s e I've
b. he CoH.iiiution and a the tined TO-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

SMALL BOYS ADMITTED.
cirls and Boys assigned 10 ssrshsrk scozs and
FLar eRqUSBs.
striri ms ISrrroornsE At school. q. vel .. IA
coming snd going
ns- PaFiis 70 come aud 70 at the ringing q tn
bell
Dallas. July es,h. ls7Iy-4saL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
CONSTNII'TION.
ITS CURE AND PREVENTATIVE
n. s4lpEAi NJ IL III

MANY thnman being ~ passed away, for whose
wi DEATH there WIS no other rensun than the neg
irct OF known aud iuilsIm,atly proven means III
cure. Those icar anh deaf td family and friends
are sleeping the ORGANIZES sunbcr into which, had
they calmly adopted .,'".'
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-02-03

The Contingent Expense Fund of
the U. S. II ouse of Representatives for
1870 exhibits some curious items. Thus
the average funeral expenses of de-
ceased member of Congress, as paid by
the Government, amount to $500, not
the Congressional Cemetery. The ar
rest in Richmond of man who as
saulted q member Of Congress from
Virginia, cost $50, large portion of
which was appropriated to pay four
dollars day for the support of the
prisoner. The cost of bringing Il wit
ness from New York to Washington
was 1891, and the aggregatesum of $751;
800 was paid to uns ucccssful contestants
of seats in the House of Representa-
tives. The counsel who defended Gen
Benjamin +. Butler on the question of
privilege in a suit brought against him
in Baltimore received $1,000. The sub
committee on elections, who were eu-
gagged for three months in New Orleans
in Investigating election frauds, charged
for its members and the messengers
eight dollars Il day for board. The
transportation of official documents to
and from the House of Representatives
cost S75O0-the rate charged being one
dollar per load. The other items in
clude numberless knives, brushes,
combs, towels, cakes of soap, boxes of
matches, lemons, sugar and various
other articles for the comfort and con-
veniencc of the members. Ledger.