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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06

Witsliersr ieineS Cabinets UNI bic an
meienpen Seamten ncr. Yahber ipurce
aud cine Insabl Ianen pprseteut. Der
sanSe Seiud pauertc iibrisens nir IS
Minuten, ,prrauf iih Ger ruifiide Yrins
rierer rmpfakl. slm fplsenrcn Gage
te9ab er iih nad Innaprlis, mo er bic
Marine Nfaecnie beiudte uni Ypn cen
WarinesS pleaten nit SalutihiGen uno
rer ruiiiidcn Natipnalbymn besrist
wurre. GIN remielben Sage reiste Ger
@resfirit mad Dem gjprf ;uriif, 100 er
bis gum 5. DECEMBER Serblsiten ur,p
spn rprt cen NSeiten beiudcn wirr. Spaz
ter ipirr CT aud cinisc iiclide Staateh
b~ereiltn.
Der &aiier ullr rie 8aiieriu in Mug
lane baten natiirlid ldpn ldnsit per
&atel erfabren, RAP ibr SprSbling sliifs
lid a%nsefpmmcr llne Slansenc empialz
gen ,rprren it.-0ie Saudfriederei Der
@elrarifpfratic rcs ireien amcrifa Srs
Seniiber Fem &epralcntanten Ger atips
lulten lnr unculriamiten Wcnardie
Gurppa's errest iibriaens cen Gtel al
ler..serniinitisen Menlden Unit ris babel
wicrer ;l Gage tretenre unserlbSmte
3lrrinSlihfeit rer a%mcrifaniidsn Gables
mirr nit Nedt gum 0esenitanr res
Sprttes III rer Yrenr 9elnadt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06
WejMGftsbrieie erbalten ssn /:
8riefta i { II.

!. 81. Ct 1risrh, @te.-Sastu Strsn Brief .rbaltta.-
Iit ,.yuy. @ase,is' IN SIRE IsTste bsisrst. Ssartsi Ger
oyuusmtnrsertn' sitaeidt nrt anert 5re!irst aus 5frsg
~llmseEunS %iufatren =
y. 90, Rcdsalr. Ss. Srarc! !itusn ,insnrdsen.-
9amm .ts gdrsfsnssn ssri6tist. brHsn, has Sic tals
wtcssr r~srstfcut wtrsrn itin I'M auf str ntsrnrinrntnen
Getitte wfittr ;u arteiten I'M Sntertfie unlerfr ee'tr.-
Suitiuusen in titcr 9irmrer =
4. a., .ter Iritr, Winn .-5rtutt uns III r%traspmtn,
ef Sie dui ttr StNsrins t~terisn iiue Srnsn, eas Gle
i'm i6rnsn @inns'riS ! bale ytHt rie!s 5rtants tur be ga
;ttts rertsr weresr. ,3ritunssn AT rye Nsltn es'erlt.-5tn-
etn Suittunsen III tieler Tnssahe. sSet,ei rsn sb3.6o En-
0s. u. z. g. Iss @ciues, ID. - llnltru yerainsii6itst
Iaui iir SIR Ssmubsn Soaesu lrsIsit nab &, scnts te
Observation-Disclosures Nustattuns Ter Saiettt ptre III 3ns
fiuit zine teNtrc une wereen rr duf betrett istn, te.
isitt naS 5ntdit, unisra etisrn inmtr arasnehmtr ~ MAIDEN.
Y. o.. ct. Yc.sr. ~Miuu.-@srsiIt pcu s. y. g., tsriGti
ett.-5rsut uas ~ tSrtn, tas he 8aitttt iest Su ~sslestatr
3titaH.rmmt. @eter mSatn sic rns III isttr 3tit siaitn
ZEN. an tstcu rtr .gfcnsa Srfer" He Electromagnetic
tdgrn ae;;ttta.-
!. w. bellevue. ia. = slur imm,s gu! s8iys saS sG,
ltst siue tlside yite 3susn anssihrissen. -SStssn 3e.t
rrn j. s., alss reNt Setrs. eas SetrsFtust lei sslcstu
fit in GnpIdns usllrtn'-
y. Z. Geseaet. Ia.-atr.ls s.anssrt.-
Y. B.. Smratru 2as. spsc. 2rtCi uns 'ssts rrtalttu,
uni.rn decentralization CANT
Z. n. SH., Va Grcg. gSis.-llnieIn eettn Sdal iar ,ihr
gtmihsu i'm ,intersNc her @asettt. sSunit;n Stnsn ZEN
rci,cn 9girls int ntueu Nir!lnetstt't rle ;reiIeln nitt. tas
Sic ard III 9tieass 81. SsitFtNcn ser @ajsttt mad araft,h
frrrtrn rnten!
y. 81, 9dlclcNti, .liVH.- SsNs'ItH JputN WIN Su StH-
RIM entifluNe. ie Galtssuier maTtn lid ia iamrs Cine
reGt kutiHc wife atcr INNER uet pias fIr Nsut Nur
rsit,r, 5tnneitditlitea @rns.-
j. T.. @aterlpr. ia.-3situns IN SIRE atrtHe ~abBtsnst.
j. j., Rrliusteut. Winu.-sausian ster l;her .-NstG
en- anasitriettn. @rGs!
y. z. Iterdid, @~ist.-asrsne %ssanetr!! arnatsu ~.
it&t uns 5reunes sewinntn in Stsrsia! isi!. tSras.-
efas. 8. s.. semars, Sa.-eurrat inr ee Sirur. Gi,acr
Sect idl uns ieiner mehr. fab rae @ele bei Jhnsn ie ar
Sai,runssn in eisisr Nuntaitr. - Srntn Sic lrtresn 10 sut
isin ws SIR gSrrt uue uIs tie reriprr6sn, Grr:eipeneeu,
iustttu idNsn. 5rsunelittn crRs!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06

BON Sbicaap ;urufeefebrt.-6rau
5riettrifa O. m MI t. bic t~efannte, yus- u.
alsieerma6erin, SIC. 1872 @ainlrabe. sw. 8. II. o.,
III ireten psn Gbieasr suriidsefebrt, NO is elm gro
bes MTcrtiment Der mctsrnlten yusraarsu, ME
Slte, 8Gnher, SIumsn, Ssistn, &c. ~einfaufte
tpcrauf is iest ibrs aunpsn II. las gutlifum i'm
Nasemsinen Defenders aufmsrfiam nia6t, rie
sbenfals, bag BEL ihr Oamenfleieer nah Der
~nsnetsn Npte anssfsr,ist rpsr ssi6nittsn rer'
ben. Ia fe cine erfabrsne a~leiesrma6srin in
ibrem @slhGft bat, 10 fam lie fir ale ibr anssr-
irautsn arbeitsn sarantirea, nne tittst IN, ss-
neiaten .3ulprud. Nes. l.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06
0ab RE dusere M%usifattune Der

Gazette tisber manfss Su miinihsn iitris lisB,
mar inns mrbl ~tstannt, fpnnte istcd inter Oh
raltsnssn llmiantsu nidt %seanesrt 'rsresn,
Ben beuts Ill slautsn mir issr6 in Stanet 81
isin, unisrn sssbrtsn eei,rn Elm Satt bitten 81
fSnnsn, Rae ipmcbl, rae SnbaIt als aud anBsrs
slushattuns bstriTt nit anesrn 3eitunssn sintn
a~iiuiiaeu Seralsid ausbaltru farm,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06
t%rfun0lidlr geGerimnru,

|Halgt 'Rr s'nsn ssl2mNdprl setrinmisa tout
ren Sra''Fi ~ Natsn ?--prsiswirsise @aarrn
uni tiliiss yrfii, - 10 stbt Su 5rau G6rifiane
Si&ttr, gde err isSsftn uns @ainarose ne
zen 5clalcn's Sbo Stcrc; crt Tnssi ihr MAS
itr hiini6t, in outer suspnRl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06
Tsuer.-gm ltstsn @ittwra Meram braun

Tsuer.-am ltstsn Iittwrd @ersm braun
tt fae ntttn rem J.. 8. Giitnsatn. gafnbri st.
i,etns ygHiIcrr's SaiImay-Srttl" nisssr. Ias
3tuu s~ntitaur sur& tiuen maustitainu Sdrrn-
itriu uue NOD ,be Serr @ilesr isiut Anialtu ;ur
ESf&uns RE i'll Gutbetm tesrineum 6susrs
aUsfihrtn fpnnir, hattie it'd saiTtlt, tcreits iiter
tas game @rtaurt ~rsrtrsitet uns III 3eit ven al
uu Stunss MAR e~alslte III Aide stlest.. Ias
aus Srl; ertautt @sbGure 9.tSrit rrr i. 6. 81
%ieutobn= Wselidaft, serm Isrluit surd gsrii6c
rune 9eesdt iii. otrr Wiicrr rstttis nitts Yru
icinu Satt, 1T jeer& s~tsnials t~tsilmsiis rurG
@eriheruul 9sc,dt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06
Gazette.

Sier in Dubuque ii eis GrYiau.Sr rid
iitsr ben @iiaiNspi, fir 5ussSnssr icstsn VII
lcueet.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06

s~sniibtr her q. Marieu STRIDE balt ltstS tins
an;abl Grsmplare Der ,,gartm o a.
%Sstte" cerraibia uns fUnnsa alt isns, bic ss 70
'piinldrn, cas- Sinit lei inn tsitelsn unc abntb.
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06
Ncucrreriih cruua.

ScucrrerHhcruue. - Jrlstnem Ner
ii&runss9eisQi6aftsn it &c u~ntrria9t, in 5rna
rsitere @ti@1fr III tbun, Ia lire gsrluirs psbr
dle 20 pres. ibres Giaenihums Mri6luuasn Ia
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06
Giienbabm 3ase.
3e,t=1abene
ltmicr rciicmcc N9cmt,

- umicr rciicnrc 9l9cnt,
Ssrr euerrt 0brin, miro ~abreno
Dem Monat 9e;emher cine We=
iaaftsr.iie int SntereKe Ser
.~,Surcmhnr9er Gazette,
anrh one ubere Mianeiota Sbal
MAIDEN uno lit aerielbe antoriTrt,
Gelaer FIR nns in &mpfamg III
aehmsn nnn barber III anittiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06

Staet=S arcn.- Gistnihimsr in eer z tart
istrsn @jele, Tsnn nc ssr. ~,iauuar ihrc Stact-
z ituerr te;ahltu, insem ituen } prr;sut rru
ten aanitn 6straas atssi6lagsn wercm =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06

6pdo,p. Batter Eautcr, trahrtnr lryttr
gofSt in 6clst rrn llettrani,renaanssu in lei
utr an,tassrridtuIh ans Aransentctt 1sIrnclt,
ii eite,r aut rem S&css Ter SeNeruna tssriNtn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06

Sei eiucm ,suiammenitpB zen Giisns
tdbu;uacn spiiten Glartrn II. Wltttntsrs an
ltstsn Sanlitag srGtt SuperinteusenL SER 8. q.
Stsmsers, cine ;iemli& itrsrs 9er!ssnns
am 6ust, Gle ion fir ldira,Tc .}sit in ZEN Sute.
itaTt Strisstn mire.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06

Cas neuc SanacrsSbpr FER Il. Ma
risutirde madt uuter esr entraiid,u ssitnna ess
Germ getrtrs 6icac rio tthsn ,fsrtifritts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06

Cine Gbiriihe Salte ttrrihr alttisr
lssitN @rntaa. = 81 rer ruiNids Bar and ct
was nit rem friihel Gintritt res @inters III
ttun FAT?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06

Nrut0a Mteur stSen 5 llhr pNNtt in
ct aictals rrr Il. Rarisnsirdt sie'rtgslmGBisG
mFsatli6t Geriammluna sts ,Tius llnieritNt
;uGta gereines itatt.
%Ht Iit9lirrsr iint einseldttn, 81 eridtinen,
Ter SefretGr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06
$tadt umd Staat.
M I~u,eissn icrtcn ipdteitems bis SienHaS
@~ wcrsen . tfbr einsebrad,t psrsen.

@as 10 Geats rsr :3sile fir tsftlts @etistn
IN ttr Erfaliralie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06
No. 3.
@cbcmtlid)c Sriehijtc.
Ycm %. WpYcnlter 1871,

ScM -. November 1871.
IN Wsldsr ale Srisfe arsessist iint, ireld,e
Sem %. Hrp. biz J.. Ss3. 1871 auf Der bieiiasn
pritrHiec anssfcmmen UNI ni6t atssbrlt prresn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06

Gu ~ciuiacr G%nttcrumua srn Sa,aha
iaub man ali, lesten @ittrrd tinsn Mann. Na-
mtae ccinrid' Gtt, ~ Ssss s~sfrcren, ouf stm
gl,et ljtstnt.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06

Scfer II. .laacr's Yiegcr ysieitai ss
aea&Etr eem slthsaGum III nit riutr Ausmati
'Sertrtflidtr Su9sics, autGm &C., irrie treili,
&tn Vierssn %ScrieNen. 2Scr Gin, Spositriahrt
maiden nil, lsGtr errt ieins Srtsr hiuterloNsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06
1MbMame Wboltlale Marftbsriat.
Jsssa Gitnfal irrsia.'is scrseiegi cta
Wcsrr s Wcnecr,

6Gnrler in @rreerieen, prpriiicnsr,
Neincn nm 1iauIren,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06

"a Jtne unitrtr stenrtsn aFrHrfntta, irtibs mir Gle GA
,tttt bs;atii hattu unt IRE 2ansH niht in eer Suittunaslifc
seriei6uet isteu, ins irtHnslitt sebetcn, us eassn in
Nointnit 3. itssa. I'm etraist ,%irrttun,er 81 strmtitsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06
Serr Jeicpb 9od,cr, Su6bSuslsr a,

W. u. 2NiMiame, Veltmtiittl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

HHTt.a..t.i.. Ils tfsuiatiIsH
,f,lstpt4is af uf e. n rIats sst.ai
fa i.si usIIsf is.s piece aa htint'i'I
saIIaAfti,J la1 Assaasi'ii 70 90 %.
yitaual from me a',aisrli''' 'iia''T'l
20 susai snl hsish 10 ihs 80 'is''I %
rsrrst ,sry nush that Il sa' ~ Ia ou'
poser. from = press u bu'ins,al "a 10 %
". aTs 'rf.rmsl, hovsvsT, BY one 4 The
p,tron. n the school that sc uf 10, one
and ell thossi by the very sa.ieAl sEau''
iua,ios which they underwent that 'hsJ
have rtSeissd close atiss,iOR ARD fIoh'sd
llfsrsby. PaT,isslsTly t.s hit he case
vnL liz Grammar Class lsn,ug wism
utre Charlie Cruishssld, J0hh Good, Nis'
-s, NussbaumsL Minnie aud Anna HALL
Laura FrishOt, and nsoloFs NusseAunsTl
Which for several hours stood searching
aud thorough questloning on this Import
t.ut groundwork Of education, they showed
abundant syiisnss q perfect kn'Wlsige Of
this seienesi While in all the ether bran
che. taught, the pupils exhibited a 'FSia Ing
and scholarship seldom shown In our schools
ard hlshly srsillabls to the Ab'li'. Il Mr.
blake as a teacher. We can Lel odd that
the patrons Of the school expressed perfect
,,ti.faelloa with their ,eash.F, Mr., Blake
fully ends-s,ann tho trtof !nPar'ins in'
sirnetiOn, and has hal sOhsi cradle sIrs'
rienee. We learn that his next session
will commence on the 81 Of September
next, and We trus, he viii receive the pa
tronage his merit SO richly deserves,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

TuosE RAsspELL NoRwAr oATs.-We
arc Informed by our snterprising fellow
citizen, Col. John N. Crockett, that his oats
are harvested, and tina, ,sSy are oil they
were represented to be. lie ssTse's to
thresh them this week, and will be reats 30
deliver them to those who have bOnshisby
the latter part OF the week. II Is thought
by those who saw the crop before Gu, that
they would yield one hundred bushels per
acre, bet Col. e, thinks not over eighty or
ninety.
The Col. saSs he was feeding common
onts 10 HIS horses before he obtained the
Norway, and that the stalls were knee
deep in straw, but since hc has been using
the lastes thS STRAW is all eaten Up clean
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15
RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

r The thiri round ~ Quarterly rpnf'Trnr's IL 10
n,i.s ni-tli,t nit tho 81 D.. rhuIrh r'alh ~ lA'I'
nallss Station, palss, sni Sunday % '.N
sTmmsrrrli, ,nillu county, "a sauiay ia luly'
Iaris. an suUiaA b. July -,
Mtk iuur, iTtuii, Al Man'uA camp "''ahl' ~"
SUNDAY IA luly, ..-.,,
ptllss Cirrwi, a. White ll'as, IL 0nhNY M ANs v
n.'.,tUr N.-isn, az Indian tTrrk, sui sunday Ia
n,,,,s rir.uit, HIrlvills, a sunday IN August,
tan.yiIlr circuit, Evansville, an SUNDAY IN rs l.
AVNuTu,i Ss''nn 81 pi'l',I $500, g.,
W {. NnlAu, Presiding LlivE,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

DEAD BobY FoUNp.-Wo lcafh
that the body Of man, supposed
to have been drowned At Wrights
crossing on Red Rivcri nino TITLES
north Of Gainesville, Cooke county,
was found Oh this fvxas shore by
Geo. Stout, OF tho 1ath of lasl
month, SUPPOSED to Be q stock dro-
yer named Rcsterray, from Gauda
loupc county. Texas, lie was hu
ricd on this side of the FLYER by MI
Stout.-iShermdn Patriot.
We learn from Mr.. John Hays
that the man who was drowned a!
the Wright crossing, was naihed
Ferd. Trimblc, the son ola widow
living near San Antonio. Trimble
was Il third owner in drove of cat.
Ito. Capt. Little and DR.. Howell
were the other partners. From the
description, Mr.. Hays-who saw
him drown-is satisfied that the
body fouhd is that of tho unfortu-
nate Trimbio.-f Evansville Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15
naILAS COUNTY


TAKEN UP by J. ". Toliver, ard estrayed before
Juo, D. Kcrfoot, J. p Precinct No. I, one YELLOW
MARE blaze face, 10 years old, II hands high, crop
on Of each ear branded on the left thigh and right
shoulder, brand very dim, saddle marks, shod be-
fore, when taken up, appraised at S35. 4i3t"
Reborted TO me as cstrnys by W. J. Halsell, J. +.
Precinct No. 4, the following animals, viz:
One BLACK HORSE PONY. heavy built. some
gear marks, from about to 10 years old, about u
One soRREL HORSE, or years old, about
l3iL hands high, branded ON left hip, and i On
len shoulder marked underbit In left ear. 1874
TAKEN UP by Il. W. Cameron. and estrayed be-
fore Ino d. kerfoot, J.P. Precinct No. !. one Iron
GRAY MARE, IA hands high. branded on lgft
shoulder aud left hip WAT, years old. One ia Y
MARE, Il hands high, branded X on le't shonider,
and O on right, I or years old. Ons hay MARE,
no brands, IL hands high. years ord, Die BLACK
MARE aud YEARLING flLLi mare branded %
on right thigh. One BAY MAZE aud year-old
RAY HORSE; mare - hands high, branded I'd with
r over IT, on len shoulder hotse, no LrAuds. One
BAY MARE, II hands high, branded % on left
shoulder X left shotldcr, = on left hip One
BAFtNAEE, II hands high, and one 2-yenr-old BAY
HORSE, 20 brands. One LAY MAKE, branded l'6-
u hands high. One BAY MARE, u hands high,
br~nded TIL on Ies. shoulder. one IRON GRAY
MARE, AZ hands high, branded RP on len shout
der and Jaw. one ROAM MARE, OF years old
branded MAT on left side. The whole appraised At
sg75.
REPORTED 10 me IS estrays ~ = Myers, J.P.,
Pfeci,,et No. 3, the following animals. Niz.:
Ons Ray MARE, 10 years CID, IL hands high
branded -.
OBs soRREL MARE, 10 years Old branded IT.
One BAY MARE, years Old. az hands high,
branded PIP, the last 2 turned.
one sORREL HORSE, years old, u hanes hi7h-
bte white hina foot.
one BAY HoRsE. yssrs ~. HrHndsd On 81
shoulder &c zith NJ beneath and X on jaw, Ia
hands high. 3
One LIGHT BAY HORSE, years old, 1G hand
lish, saddle marks On back, shod eefures :
REPORTED IS estrays ~ " J. Haissii, J. p
rrecIurf No. -
One BAY MARE. .venTs old. branded On The If
shoulder Pr with "a unirru-afh-
One BAY STUD COLI, brandei IN The lsii shrui
Der 2.
len -hnul1r-. With colt.
one IRON oRAY HORSE. B-andcd ~ The HI
Thigh 3.
Tro BLACK JENSETs. hrs.a.a On The "
shoulder A..
one IENNE 2 T-ars I'D.
Or. BLACK YEAHI1SG IffE
JOHN NJ LAWS, :
en- D. {. D. u. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

RopBFRY.-1hs Office Saloon" Of Mes
srs. Fendley & Miller, sOuth.east ccrncr OF
the Public Square, was entered between
nine aud ten O'clock on Sunday night last,
md the money drawer containing about
S35, stolen. The thief effected an entrance
by cutting the window frame in the door
Mt the rear of the premises. lie must have
been in kerry u get out, as he did not
wait to take the rcncy out eff the draw,
but packed off draw and all.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

pa" Henry Bohny, north side of the
Square, has just received large lot of
canned fruits, fish, candles, aud other arti-
clcs in his line, direct from New York
Ills bakery is still turning out excellent
bread, cake, ETC., while thu restaurant de-
partmpnt Of hi; business is being well pa
.tronized. Henry is ever courteous and
,oblging, and we'll worthy the extensive
,surnort he receives.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

nZ- Attention Is called TO the advertise
-nsHt Of Williamson & Sheppard, who have
purchased the entire fixtures Of the Dallas
City Restaurant, corner 81 Commerce and
Market streets, and solicit the pstronage Of
fhsir friends and the Pablis gsBsrtily.-
Bob these young gentlemen we're la;ely
attaches q the HrKErD ofHcs, and " take
peculiar pleasure IN e01msBding them 10
Cur eifi1ers- They are deserving Of il, and
W f-sl satisfied VII % thsir utrnosi e
rl.ssssIl Va s-ss favor ten VIII . CAL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

ThcI Knoxville correspondent
oftho Cincinnati Commercial re-
ports an interview with cX-Prcsi-
dent johnson in which he gave cX-
pressith to tho following clear,
sound and sensible idehs, albeit
rather prol,n6, with reference to
tho much talked Sf CHEVY depart
urc."
The QUESTION WAS asked Mr. John
son what lie thought Of the Vallan-
bingham departure:
| have not read the entire plat
form, replied no, but what l hear of
it, thetp arc some sensible POINTS in
it, but We must not depart too much.
So to speak, there is as much dan
ger in getting tod fat away as STRAY
ing too near, There are middle
grounds which it is better rblicy to
occupy. The trouble is that some
Of out phFty want I'd accept too
much, and uthcfs don't wan to &C
cept anything, II should not be
the policy Of tho Demoetacy to
threaten to use forco against the
Reconstruction Arts, Or against The
recent observation-disclosures is h law
full and constitutional remedy for
every evil. Our party is one OF
peace, of law, Of order.-We want
no violent measures. In my opin.
ion the letter of Frank Blair to
Broadhead at the eve of the last
Presidential campaign did u great
deal of harm. Why? Because it
it was so written as TO be construed
into q threat that in case the De-
mccracy o ,me into powerthey would
use force against the reconstruc-
ton acts. Now We should not
threaten force, nor anything like it.
There is o peaccaBle remedy and
that remedy lie convincing the pco-
ple that the two amendments to the
Constitution and the retonstrhc-
ton acts, ARE wrong. Tho true
policy is to accept all these things
as accomplished facts, but at tho
same time leave ourselves free TO
hereafter urge their abrogation at
the bar Of reason and justice. l
have always had good faith in the
good seiise and intelligence of the
American people. We must appeal
10 them to remedy these evils, but
10 do it in a lawful and copstitu-
tiohdl way. Another amendment
can be adopted that will do away
with the eqils of the last two. /
have no faith in a remedy through
the courts. 1t must be done at the
bar of the people. Therefore l look
for a remedy in the future, and !
am not going to say, and no OTHER
democrat should say that he accepts
the reconstruction measures and
amendments as finaiities, and that
no attempt will be made in the flu
ture. TO get rid Of them in a lawful
and psaceabfe manner. Should
not commit ourselves TO. any, such
absutd doctrine. We should bold
liz proclaim that. We accept these
amendments and acts as the law OF
the land row, bat that We will here
after use eFery honorable means &c
convince the people that they
should be abt5gatcd and repealed
1 If the people viii not do it, then Of
course il oanriot be done. But for
US 70 say that we will forever close
our lips against these ihiquities i
ID fienscEtse.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

:, lEsas- Our townsman, DR.. 9. L. kellar,
t,h, has been OH visit to his old home i'll
Mississippi for nearly three months past.
reached homo on Saturday evening last,
docking as though no had enjoyed his visit
hugely. We are obliged to him for full
flo Of. late CITY papers.
The Doctor has resumed The practice of
his profession in all its branches, and will
be found at his old stand over Wagner s
store, Railroad corner of the Square. See
advertisement
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

The completion of the great
bridge over the Missouri River at
St. Charles, has placed st. Louis in
direct communication by rail with
the northwest. An excursion par
w, numbering several hundred per
sons, come over the bridge from 10
wa, a short time since. and were en-
tcr.ained most royalty by the citi-
zens of St. Louis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

saS- The livery stable Of Messrs. W. H.
Castor & Co. is one Of the best ordered
Institutions in the State, and is always
supplied with good stock and handsome
and comfortable baggies and hacks. Capt.
J. A. Work is always on hand, and ready
to accommodate all Who may give him q
call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

WEATHER AND CRoPs.-On Fri
day evening Of last week there fell
a heavy shower orfain that the thirs,
ty earth drank until it was gorsed
to overflowing. This last ralh will
guarantee a full supply Of tho early
corn, AID insure a full, yield Of the
latter crops. Some damage was
done by the rain to tho newly -haf-
vested oats, which crop has proven
to be No. 1. Weather moderately
warm since the rain.-[Gainesville
Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

BaS- 1t will be seen from our advertising
columns that Mr.. A. Freeman, the accom-
plishcd Photographic artist, has removed
his Gallery Of Art from his old stand, cor
ner Of jefferson and Elm, TO one block
west, on Houston Street, opposite the old
Office Of the Dallas HERALD. Freeman has
few equals and no superiors in thorough
knowledge Of the exquisite art he SO admi-
rably portrays, and is richly deserving the
great public appreciation he receives.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

'IW n.| HHst ni"tti .t'.
Iftst. sffnI fiII.t ti# .f ... ..fithfl
r..af 49, r f |t..a
HfnuII ssrnbffi is rrf.r fHsi ar ir
be- t.aftf. iB snJ sar rfH asi ft'Hr
f. has be- iht ssrli lIils ss.y ihfFs rsu's
o. fat usuufasiufsi W he liaa-.u
t.tsr Wire Mi'l Co., Aea lalf.
- 49,
IuF suHsu NtHptr rT ruF ifHftt 'I
TrRas-Ttrv tr-anrm fhrir nTinilu ~
is.b - aaariins ihs Gra'sT h.s'r
Machine the first fTrmium ~ The lf'i
Family SssinE Machine, a. he urani
state Pair IL 1911, aui ia first fTr,aiui's
br Hest Machine Stitching, double lhe
number awarded any other machihe-'-
Noiwi,hslaniiug he great eflris ei our
eomVstiioTs 10 iisIaTaFe the peTireiion ~
cur machines, the public gni the talT
Assoeisiig-s 20 louisiana aud Texas Tt-
neat tAsig convictions when opportunity
ofeTs of rut srFEEinBITG 90 orR na'nihis
~ IT5 TUEtHAsE ANR AWARH az tue 'oA-
AITTFts. The sale Of the GreEeF : liaker
Machine l. greater in Mississippi, Alaha'
ma, louisiana anil Texas thar that ~ any
ether aud the awards rs' siyei lrom The
Fair lssoeialiOns oi those States douhlt
Hose Of all the other machines romhineh
" hat more prof eau ne oHer, Tor NAa'
We 50 Justly claim, namely, that the ur.vgsf
4 baker is the Hest Family Sewing Ma
chine, aud the fAVoFiIe Of the people Of the
South, ...,.,.
GENERAL SOUTHERN DEroE
lsa Canal Street, New nrl aag,
Another large lot Of these Machines lu.l
received aud Tor sale by
KRATON y JOHNSON,
my20il,ly. Agenlf, Dallas, ItINs