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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-19
Pulling Down the Ruins.

This morning force was employed in pulling
down the ruined walls, which were so shattcr-
ed by the fire as to be dangerous to passers by
Ladders belonging to the Relief Hook and Lad
der Company we're placed against the lettering
walls, and force of laborers pressing against
them, they were soon leveled with the EARTH a
mass Of debris filling the entire width of Royal
street. Hooks were used in conjunction with
the ladders, almost the entire mass of the wall
from the Mayor Office to the Auditor Office
being thus pulled down at one operation.
Crowds of men, women and children stood look
ing on as the final work of demolition was ac
complished. while the air was filled with ex-
carnations of regret and sorrow at the total
loss OF thlscIty landmark. 1T was hard sight
to witness, to quote the expressive simple
language of citizen, TO one who was born
and raised in sight and hearing of the old town
clock to sec its familiar face fall prey to the
flames The walls on Cameron street not be-
ing in quite so damaged condition, were left
standing for the present. The walls of Mr.
Brill shouse fell during the fire.
The Burnt Buildings.
The Cameron street portion of the Market
House was erected about the year l749 The
Royal street portion was built 1871, by Jer-
emiah Bosworth, carpenter Robert Brockett.
bricklayer and James Mcclure, Superinten-
dent, The plan of the steeple was designed by
Mr.. Latrobe, the architect Of the capitol at
Washington. 1t was framed by Mr.. Bosworth:
in an unfinished condition for several
years. and was completed by Mr.. Benz. Green
wood, and was considered as probably the
handsomest work of the kind in the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-19

EIRUSTEE'S SALE.-Bv virtue of deed OF
l. trust from William D. Shepherd and wife,
dated the 9TH day of December, loj7 recorded
among the land record 5 Of Fairfax count, IT,
mentioned l shall offer for sale by public auc
ton ut Fairfax Court House. on MONDAY,
the 9Th day Of June. 1871. that being Court day
that TRACT OF La ID in said deed men ion
al lad ~ MOE VI mi,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-19
The Town Clock.

The town clock was put up by Isaiah Lul1lns
of Philadelphia in 1917. The office Of Regulator
of the town clock was soon afterwards instituted,
and Thomas Barton first filled it. He was Sue
ceeded by Benjamin Barton, who was succeed
cd by Major George Dufcy.
Maj. Dufey will regulate and keep in order
the clock at the old Insurance Office, on King
street, as temporary substitute for the town
clock. DESTROYED last night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-04
NEy YORK HERALD TUESDAY APRIL T. ls7l-TRlPIE SHEET
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
TrHE ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS

TI,HE ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
san every Saturday and alternate Wednesday
p,,..,,.r, t 70 and from Glasgow and Derry
% a y.* ws
zen Or Denmark and america safely, speedily comfors-
s 1SFslss s s %s 9
AprI d toD s; May
Hss korS srsi New SAsF Mssaf nass
r','i 5ssssSS ssSss :. z s11i:s'5.
&c. SSsa iFs 5000 twelve months. securing
At re,esa rates can DO bought here by those
bra. Is issned payable on presentation.
Apply hES nj BRofnERs No. Bowling Green
SSsS A SsR5
9 9TEAsHis S xSiFiS. Eb Gss!S,
Sailing ss. Ysss 9sSss @
on TRspAYs and Cork hsbsr The day following S% Ve'p00'
New York e'sar Bay Ssi gGsn'sd to san
Passenger accommodations tfor All Olasses unrvalsi,
'O-'0'A'As SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
%eSS & and
81 S.
Il now c &C.
Drafts from II upward. ,..,
;ESH
sa EaSAs h9zp soHasf4 SsrAs
steamship & SsssndSSs: VIII sal I,
s sres at 70 b. s pier loot
sisa%shlp WISER Captain VIM r. wenke. Saturday.
RATES OF PASSAGE as TO LONDON, HAvRE AND
Payable in gold, or its equivalent in currency
rss ua Hh
~ ''''' ' DIETRICH CO, Assp!: 49,,
THE neutrality-suspicious. PACKET ooNPASY's
l iron mail steamship sIrEs,..
Captain n Tapmsn, vii, al! tuesday Arri 1871, a.s
sS s.E s Hs%sss s xos
E Hs SS III Il 1 EiSiIisDs so.s
Broad street. N. Y. Nos Barclay strect, N. Y
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
tween New YORK ana Hayfe, calling !. Brssi; --..-,
ase WI a % N q
VILE ~ PARIS sunday SayS
Price of passage god (noludlns w'ne to Bress
First cabin $40 Second cabin. S75
Eassr.sa s.s: r
American going to or returning from the Con- n
sTs both 81 fa always ss ana q sSs as
Of crossing the Channel besides saving time trouble and
expense. .GLORGE MACKENZIE, Agent,
IS broadway.
TNMAN LINE.
i For Queenstown and Liverpool Royal mail steamers
appointed TO sail tolows:-
CITY OF NOTION via Halifax Tuesday, April PM
CITY OF Saturday. April 4. N.
CITY Saturday, Apftl In r. NJ.
CITY OF BALTIMORE {va Tuesday April s Pm.
ana each n Saturday .nd .snas Tuesday, from
-. Rates II tAssisY. - -
- Payable in Gold. Payable Ia Currency
First cabin. SIS Storage ......... ss:. $50
To London. ........." 90 To london. IS
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg Bremen,
&C., at reduced rates.
Tickets he bought here at moderate by persons
wishing to send for TIER friends.
For further information apply at the Company Office
JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
IL Broadway, New York.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BuREAU..-OFFlCIAL
~ Passports OF the Department of State ISSUED by A. G.
WILLMARriI, United States Court Buildings, Al Chambers
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-04

0STH sTREET-AT NO. Gas, BETWEEN SEVENTH
O and Eighth avenues, party Of gentlemen, or ZEN
t3ewan and wife, obtain furnished Rooms with Board,
- private family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-04
AM USHNE ENTs.


GLop nio THEATRE. 1sa ,! nsoAowAT. o,oar
an issEeuAlLfb' SDsssANIzArioS.
THE MOST fd5HWu hls1G As9 MoyE EVER coscs
THE FP9ofys Ehkk ss ~ r6 SRf T aSssrs
GRAND stsSEsi 81 1 u sEw N SLAMS FANS
the Big Shoe Song and Dance Man.
inhls Cloud Swing aud oIaer acts
- DAY AMI AIsHT "a
I'M. y. wHMLEy ...',as. ..,:...!.. DADDY GREY
VIM H. whAI II DAY . AID SidHr DADDY GREE
J yosH HARTl NASSAU
IN DAY AND NIGHT
THE GREAT RAILROAD SCENE. !
A LOCOMOTIVE AND r Man OF CARS IN FULL NO.
HsAR HsH sH Asb ysasTas 40
Grasp OPERA H99 ssSS5Esss mr..
AIMEE IN HER GREATEST srE ~.
THE FINEST BALET IEppP vsi IN THE WORLD
EVERY NIGHT La T asaN W5Ef
AIMEE TiaURsDxY-xSVuaI Basrir "a R RnS
LES BRIGANDs. sl
SATURDAY oMAriNEE AZ . r. N. y
.,vvr LES GEoRGiENNEsp vvcrN, :. ~,
~ SUNDAY. FouETEENTH eRASb GoNcEET.
LANES nISEa E IsE,S Sr;s F AZ NH 4
assisted by Mile. AIMEE Miss NULLY PEIRlS and NJ
rnuRspAY-RRnfGnlfsas asE MAi1sEn Ar,rx. I
IN REhExRsSI ~ La a' BELLE HELENE ''.'
corner Of Twenty third street and Broadway :.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-04

CE wAvERLEy PLACE, NEAR BRoApwAy.-ro
70 let nicely furnished Rooms, for gentleman and
Nife party Of gentlemen with first class French table.
Day bOardoru taken.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10

KISS Me-, MAMMA. kiss me,
mamma, before | sleep" How sim
pie q boon, yet how soothing to the
little suppIicant is that soft, gentle
kiss! The little head sinks con-
tcntedly on the pillow, for all is
peace and happincss within. The
bright eyes close, and tho rosy lip
is reveIing IN the bright and sunny
dream Of Innocence. Yes, kiss it,
mamma, for that goodnight kiss
will finger in memory when tho
giver lies Wondering in tho grave.
The memory ola gentle mothers
kiss has cheered many u lonely
wanderers pilgrimage, and has
been the beacon light to illuminate
his dcsolatc heart; for remember
life has many II stormy billow to
cross, maay rugged path TO climb,
with thorns to pierce, and we know
not what is in store for the little
one 80 sweetly sumbering, with no
marring care to disturb its peace
tul dreams. The parched and TO-
vered lip will become dcwy again
rs recollection bears to the suffer-
cr's couch IL mothers love-a moth
er's kiss. Then kiss your little
ones ere ssey sleep; there is mag
ic powerful that kiss which will on
dure to the end of life.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10

CANA WouAS KEEP \ SrCRgi2'-
The Nincicenth Century, u period
ual, published ia Charleston, thus
treats thi, much.mootcd paint
"Mrn say women cant keep &C.
orc,. it, Just IN. reverse
can, men cant. Wnmru carry
with them secrets that would kill
any man. Woman never tells man
always does. Woman suffers and
dies man blnbs and lives. Man
cannot keep II secret; woman can
not make IL known. What IN sport
To tho man is death to tho woman.
Adam was Il sneak. Eve would
have kept the apple II secret. BE
W faithful. Who over heard u wO-
man talk about her lovers iiascos?
Everybody has heard man gossip.
Man delights in telling his Illicit
cunqucsts; woman would cut her
tongue out first. Men are coarse
in their clpb.lrom talk women are
refined in their parlor conversation.
Whoever heard of u woman telling
of her luvcrsy Who has not listen
cd to the dissipation of men? Men
boast; women don't. Women new
er tells tales out of school men arc
always babbiing. So down with
another old adage. Woman can
keep y secret, and her ability to do
50 is proved by the conduct ofa st,
John New Brunswick) girl, who
did not tell her lover she was worth
$1,000, 900 in her own right until
after marriage"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10

UNTOLD MINERAL WEALTH OF
TExAs.--Fo give an adequate de.
scriptionnof the great and lnexhaus-
tible mineral wealth of the "Lone
Star" woald be to enumcrate the
value of almost any and every min
eraI known to mankind.
Scattered in profusion over al
most the entire surface Of Texas,
are to be fomd, iron, copper, tin,
lead, silver, slate, marble, soap.
stone, sulphur, gypsum lime, &C.
ment, grind-etone, ti!c clay, salt,
and a variety of Other material, VIC
have hitherto been compelled to i'm.
port.
Indeed our State has now treas
ures, more tbsnsenough to liquidate
the whole NaSonal debt, which is
only waiting fcr'capital and enter
prise to@bring te'light for the bene-
fit of man. .
In coal and iron, she is not Eek.
celled by other States, and by emf
nent Biologists, this fact is recog-
nized and admitted, while her re-
sources generally, are not surpassed
by other portions Of the American
Continent.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10

ft 4 80. sftat - ittIifisssfsf
n-tesaiass Yfs sa.lh sffsf sffF
~ faiu.. arifestifi nsei
A. tsts itaustis rect ansaFisfti,
= .- fitff 10 a. slfs ftiafft
fu@ 49, ~ stsu' l'sf''si
Oai lsrl stss HfsisAsi sfaa 'uY ~,
LADIES' rsais go, ~ he h'ut aftsi
lasafi 30 fFsm uF rests
naf i-lAas atia rIia. tale.
iEsTiIs ~ slamisrs siil q sa.m
krhsis Eas ices. ~ hIras'-
Aua shilr steep ss.Ir Thou nay ssuss,
hssl SrLaTI ssl samlrT 10 nay izsf
itsi usy hsaor lfiairs
SiTike isTTsT 10 ilT sesTi. " Hose
Mo Lsyu " shall ms oil nPplsri
Ia THE a, hear sy voice,
RsMoys faT 'frem anF irauh,si sights,
Ths iuss,l sshlsTfass stats Rlga's
4 e.PIsT-hssa drlsslani
All iTiss fT0M hence that "laW snprems,
az .hish he Tsisls isls aud dream,
Ths ssssl,g ceus'l'uli0a,
All shan I wake. N, lsi my eyes
Rest ga a.eTs sloTious snbsldiss,
Ia toad sRIlslTal'eHi
AID tara ihsm from the ie~ ~ poor,
Who hanni uly anis-ehamhsT deoT
Per once 10 the nation,
Hat guide the rich with confidence
10 nv Pa,allal residence
smh Eold--sliiiTbal
fll act viasi strict siessrdshiP,
II dsAtsT0u.ly their gihs they slip
Into NY itching pain
Aai in conclusion, grant, oh, Thou,
That greater fame may deck my brow
Ia eighteen se'suiy'iwoi
That concentrated power In mo
Shall rule the laal from lake TO res,
Ny path sllh iossrs 20 sires,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10

Made " Poor Rum. wbisIscy, Proof Spi-
| riIs, and Refuse LiquNrs, dectorrd, Sptcd
aud swcrtcncd to please The TASTE, called "fonict
Appetizers," Rc,iorers," kc., that lend TIL tip
pier on to drunkenness Rnh ruin, hut nrr true
Medicine made from the Native Herbs and Roots OF
| California, free from NIL flcDhoiic SiinDI-
| lants. They are the GREAT BIO0D
PURIFIED and liz ~ Gs WING
PRINCIPLE, u perfect Eenoyat0r and inyiG.
| orator of the system, carving of AL po'onous
matter, and restoring :he blood to a healthy con.
dition. person can take these Bitsrsi according
To directions, and remain long nnwell.
500 will he given for an incnrabla case, pro-
vidng the bones arc not destroyed by mineral
pusons or other means, and the 9tal organs wasted
beyond The point II repair. -.
mat ism, md Govt, Dysy fpsin. or lndi'
rcstion, Bilious, Remi.tsht and Inter-
miftcnt Fevfrs, Diseases of the Blood,
Lissr, Kidntys and Bladder, these nit
| ters have been most successful such Dis
custs are cansed by Initiated BLOOD. which
| IL generally produced by arrangement oil tho Di-
| gesiive Organs.
They inyigorat- the stomach, and stimulate the
torpid liver and bowels. which render them OF une.
ouacd crfcacy In cleansing tho blood of all impu-
rities, and in.partng new life and vgor to the
whole system.
| In the Shoulders Coughs. Tighthess of the Chest
Dizziness, Sour Stomach. had Taste In the Mouth
Bilious Attacks Papita'ion of ne Heart Copions
Discharges of Crime. Pain In the Regions OF the
| Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptoms
which are the ofsprings Of Dyspepst, are cured by
| these Bitters.
Cleanse tho vi iated Blood Whenever you find its
Impurities bursting through the SKIN in Pinpies,
Eruptions ar Sores cleanse 1t whep ii is oni' ana
your feelings will tell you when. Eeep the blood
pure aud the health Of the system wiz hollow
PIN, TAPE, n1d other WORMS, lurking In the
system Of so many Thousands, ure eaec'ually des'
troyed and removed.
For full directions, read carefully the circular
around each bottle, printed In feur languages
English, German, French and Spanish.
J. WALKER, 80 4 81 Commerce Street, N. y,
Proprietor. X. II. MCDONALD CO.,
Druggists and General Agents,
San Francisco California and " md ~
Cominerce Street, y.
MY Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
AND IN DALLAS, by CROwDUS Il TURNER.
February II, ls7l.-?2:6m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10


On the route to the Texas and
Pacific Railroad il aa"ploasing site
for a cemetery. Staked Plain, sew
enty'milcs wide. without a spear of
grass, or u drop of water, and COW
cred by the mummy-like carcasses
Of creatures that have persisted up
on it. Even the coyote shun the
fatal region. The writer's party
passed over part of it with vast
drove of cattle, aud when in site of
the Pecos river the herd, madden
ed with thirst, rushed into the pools
IF crystal slkali, or else plunged
headlong into the dismal blood red
river aud were swept down by hun
dreds in its swift and ftreacberous
whirl. When we left the Pecos at
least twelve hundred head from orr
drove alone lay dead alosg its loath-
some banks, or.fed theirAesh to its
waves"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10

"a sI5 10 $50 per H0ufh e. s,-,yss si. !. =.
troduus fhe eESrINE IIPROFED COMMON
= SEN@E FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This
% Nafhint I'll stich. hem. f-ll. tuck. quiit cord
Ir,tird. trnid ard eulhToic-r ir = ulrsf supsriur
n.Ernsr. Price aulJ SIS. T1aly Iiosu.-d ard
= usrrasiri 81 fre ysars. We IN pay q 90
81 arT machine inst vi ssva stronger, more
ts1rtif1l. o. nor. elastic -. fta- uurs- II
rnar-s tie Elasfic Irck 5fhch." Every ss-
- cr-9 stitrk TN ;. cut. arf 81 he cltll can
- ur- = ruIier srarf vilhrsr fsarlrr ~ We
- ~ --rfs fron SIS 70 80 ~ r1rtt auf
srr---s- o. a c1umissirr frsn uhirh fvics
- rtaf srIrruf car - rae E1f-rss sECONn
~ = Cfr1-. m
rs--t N, fs--Es-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10
nj. Dc BUE1BION,
REFERENCES.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
a.. ~ auv bfa NJ nafI~tr

To the Sheriff or any Constable ~ Daiias County,
GRESiIS7 =
WHEREAS. JOSEPH o tt RNER iid, ,7ftbe 18th
W dav 81 Nay, A ~ ISL fie ir' the office Of the
Clerk Of yhe District Court of Dallts Juniy. Tcxrs
his pciition against L. n. SIMPSON duly supported
By affidavit to The effect that laid L. psimpson is
not resident ofthe S';ie e Texas Won there
.,,re hereby commanded that you ~ uaking puii-
cation Of this wit in newspaper Published in
the County u Dallas, IL shtre be one Published in
said caunty. hut n pot. then in the nearest county
where ncwspaifr is published, Ear four weeks pre-
WINS a. the return iay hereof. summon l. y. Simp-
son " no is not a resident Of this State 10 BE- and
at,r,sar before the Honorable District Court, he
hod-n in and Tor the Sounty VI Dallas in the State
uf Te-as NJ the Court H0ufs, IN The ToWH Of Dallas,
On the frst M0ndsy in June next then ard there to
answer fh. petition Il Joseph %. Turner filed On
aid Court agansi said L. D. sirhpson the general
natnre and object o. which said petit Is 10 ehf0r
the collection of fvo Prunissory Notes, executed
bv The said T. y. Simpson On the 1isf dry q Jan
nary, AID ls70, payable or hsfr-e tie 18th day
Of furuarr thereafter; Of said notes srscuied 20
go-eph o. Turner. rr The srm nfsiE hundred dollars
IN specie tie other 70 : T. IHrnsr or IL sum %
ssv.u hundred dclzrs; vhich -ain lasi-rsulec nafs
Va transferred 10 Joseph o. Turner; beth q which
aid -ufss rfven md fof The hAlsrcs # The
purchase moneg f1r - certain Tracts 81 and cun
vrysd % s.id l. y. siur-on = ths sid SoseIh o.
ara T. Turner. On fhe ti-f cay q IarusIy. A. y.
Is-r. - frsf frrrt confnfuing ~ acres q lard.
I-iu= rarf q the J. n. Heid bsad-rirhf rrrvey
The of-er tract b-inE siriy-one arres. snd helnf
part - fhe " p NFrhe survey ard Tr1Ttnr ~
iYd.Insuf fr hts sai6 sirns u narey IN sss ruu -
so-r rc.-s mentioned. ard f0r ne etfDrrersuf n
n. ssnd5rs lien upon ths tee aid abors ds-rrhes
tracts - lard.
Herein hil not. ut hsvs yor fhsn and fk-rs -
f-s nd Court ftis vrit. ~ith your rsfurn tbsrsou.
skoui-r huw vou hnrs s1-rusef ne rar1e
Girer unerr NJ haut nd ths ss.i Of m Disfricf
oourt q D.lss csunry, Isr-s fis Ia az Of Hay.
A. .;1s71-
JOHN NJ LAWS,
CIf rirt q. D.il.s O.. Tsrnr.
RyZE cscNErs. bzpurT,
vi. Trrrars, Afs'y 81 fl<rtif. -1sfrs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10
FRUITS e FLOWERS.

r{No those Interested In tho cultivation Of Fruits
/ and Flowers in North and Eastern Texas, we
respectfully invite perusal Of the following facts
and testimonials
During the Fall of ls6o, We, through onr Agent.
Dir. u. Richmond. Jun. furnished many Prnit rrces
10 the Inhabitants Of Grayson, Collin and 'annin
Counties and vi have proved beyond question
that Fruit can liz successfully cultivated and that
Trees procured from our Nursery have given uni.
versal satisfaction In these districts tho trees
making fino growth and producing fruit Of superior
quality AZ the following testimonials will show,
which we publish by permission, thus enabling us
to satisfy the phblc that they can, through our
agents, supply themselves with Frnit and other
trees from we'll established and reliable Nursery
The folio wing from thu weli.known Orchards',
Mr.. Vim G. Gentry, of Sherman, Texas, (who has
the largest fruit orchard In Northern Tcxas), is the
result Of his experience with Fruit Trees from our
Nurseries ~
SIRs:- have on my homo farm an orchard OF
Apple, Pear and Peach Trees. procured from your
Nursery, through your agent, b. Richmond. Jun,
in the Fall Of 1860 which have been 10 bearing since
the years 1862, 7G3 and 1864 Tho Trees have made
n strong and healthy growth from the first year
until the present. producing large crops OF superior
suit. From my Own experience ~ an ofchardist,
and that Of my ncighhors. III hestatingly recon.
mend your Nursery to all who wish % bny good
reliable trees. WEI. G. GENTRY.
Sherman, February "a, 1871"
1--WE, the undersigned. having bought Fruit Trees
from. or have knowledge Of !he trees sold by the
firm Of T. b. Yale;& Co.. in this and adjoining coun.
ties, do fully concur with NJ. Gentry In the above
statement, aud feel justified IN saying that ths Muir.
sery firm OF T. d. Yalo & Co. IL an honorable aud
reliable house.
q. @. Dugan, merchant; \. G. HALL mercnnnt
J. NJ. stratton, merchant J. Q. Richards, mer,
chant John Dorchester, F.M.; 4. Hare, attorney
at law; Joseph Bledsoe, attorney; q. A. Dickef!
man, Ed. Courier; NJ. Leeper.
We also have letters Of cohtmendation. from the
following wel-known genterNtn Hon. j. b. Self,
Of Cooke county; Hon. J. y. George, or Grayson;
Hon. n. s. Shelburne of Collin Hon. '" ?. Mclean,
Of Titus; Hon. J. W. Lane, Of Dallas Hon. u. l..
Moore, Of Red River; Hon.E p. Rector, of Hop
kins; Hon. FRA II. Evans Of Rueces.
We propose, through our agents to thoroughly
canvass, the ptesent season. t countie Grayson'
Cooke, FaDnfh; Lamar, Red RiFer, Titus, Hopkins,
Hunt, Collin, Denton and Dallas and we assure
those who may favor with their orders, that they
shall be honestly and faithfully executed.
Respectfully r, 3. YALE & co.
Proprietors Of siighton Nursery, Established 1850
ROCHESTER,, n. Y.
Sherman, TcSrs, March l, 1871
R-Our Arents haye wRII-TN Certificates Of
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10

A lady named Martha ~ Kyle
living near Cross Keys, Bcking.
ham county, Virginia, has eut out
in two acres of ground. l6C bushels
ofonion sets this spring, all Of
which she raised herself.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10
LOST CERTIFICATE.

II HAVE lost she- Headlight Certificate
a issued to Henry J. MunsOn, by the
Board Of Land Commissioners Of Milan
County, on the 9Th Of September, 1916, No.
66, Sd Glass, for $40 acres Of Land. II
the ZANE is not heard frsm or found in
sixty days, application will be made to the
Commissioner Of the General Land Office,
al Austin, for Duplicate.
DkVID THOMAS, AgsnL
Dallas, April /, lS7l.-2a9t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10
TEXAS CATTLE,
TEXAS DR0VERsi
ofNss-
AissHs.Essss9sSgHs..isf5. .
ilt
and Pacific
RAILROAD,

Nss running 10 iLs Sisfr lllr h.iussn
Mi,,auTi aui 10 lEi'aH fsTnleIg, s'.i b.
,ua,Y iFir-l ~ = YaiHl sauia-wrsi n hFani
Hi,sE, EARLY Is llNf u this ysar sRd
.drrs suIyT.or lElEcsmeais 10 'siilu ship
p.r. ia say Of f, birssl ! iAs, iss ahy map
wiii sLash as ssllas laFss aud airs slesS
Csls,
lie ;, age, Il he VI raso Mail liAs sTs
raaEipg ~ lAls Taad daiiy tTun several
poinis 10 NaHLsrA EeAas, carrying mail
and Passenger. AZ ihs rate II one'hanirri
miles ia twTnty- isar hours, making the
, "trip fran Red River " 81, Louis inside OF
flur days,
The Atlantic aHi Pasihs tate South Pa
elEe OF slssauril IL the ohly lins running
inlo 81, louis from AEy paint ia or a'll0'n'
ihe the lnd,sa Territory without change OF
rars tor IAsssHsers or freight, Shippers
aud Travellers should hear this In mlnd,
rauis Ruyers nom all portions OF the
stats viii he found az tie Terminus ~
the Reed, IA the Drpois aHd Slock larls
are 81 . superior construction, and the
Track thu smoaihesl ~ auy Nes' " the
Mississippi River
For farther particulars address
D. ., rERKlNS,
Superintendent ~. l.auis, No
! v. u. PATI,lARclli,
zen. Freight and Passenger Agent 81
Louis
or CUAS. BABCock,
Western Travelling Agent,
T.. q, Address, sherman, Tex
May -, ls7l.-Slnt
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