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BUSINESS Opportunities.

DpIrIoNAL CAPITAL PROCURED FOR EsrAB.
make .pecss Of procarns Additional cap. for
legitimate business houses merchants manufactureT In
STansS q nsncs asansnisnee and
vessmens enable Us to furnish exactly what
need, both parties ana capital The great sdvani.se
ps1ens First being directly sscusy.y engaged
Ing ccnnsss cuisines: 70 ana
annoy having all sorts and classes Of calling
so hsy r c
a n1a % the .se
scceptaDe both bu.inss. qualification, and capt.
tai @ %
call % cos early Applications for sums ranging from
9'''BS BONNEVILLE COMPANY ylpanei.I Broker
Rrrrnrscrs: S,0i %:.5n,e FnrU.hins COMPANY:
Is oSs g. %s
street. Me.srs: sseksl Webster sasset % Par. roy;
s:..s 1ss:; GsS4.s ;.Ss
A A-CAp1TAL PROCURED FOR MERCHANTS AND
m who
6asnss. mostly e from $1,000 % Ss each
r mS" ~ E%rep qo
London. England win,ps, ESQ., Prs.idsn! Ha%top
s soh co Glove
D%ol f P1ssiden No. bowling in Green
EoK e1o You CAN SECURE PLEASANT AND PRO
dies rumbua Call and for yourself NJ 72y
Broadway. third story, front
ANEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TwINE AND
teeth Agents wanted every in the United STATES
samples BY mail receipt Of 26c Address DAVIS
Patent Agency, No. Asylum street, Hartford, Conn
DARTNER WITH $4,000 CASH. IN A LoNu EsTAB.
shed manufacturing business $50 week guaranteed
given Address SAFE INVESTMENT box Ill Herald ONCE.
mo DRUGoIsrs-A FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE
wanted FIRST class neighborhood In exchange for Chi
e's0 vMKDERvooRr WILCOX. ss Park row, room TO-
| VuANTRD-A PARTY WITH CAPITAL TO EXTEND
w tine business OF well estabshed Clothing House In
prookyn splendid opportunity 70 good paying In
vesment Principals only may address W. A., Brooklyn
Post Office.
mD OnO PARTNER WANTED, ACTIVE OR
DL.UUU. silent; business respectable and legitimate
sales profits 100 cent but little composition. Apply
| At No 2 Dey street, room D.
MUSICAL.
T THE AMERICAN MUSICAL AGENCY, I'll FOURTH
avenueWanted two lady pfanfsts who speak french,
for semnsrea south. Also, competent organss singers
| and musicians furnished for copossts. &C.
CLOTHING.
T EDWARD MILLER'S wELLKNOwN ESTABLISH
n ment 100 Seventh avenue Nineteenth street.-The
value paid for Caston Ootbing Carpets &C., BY call
INA on or addressing ~. OF IRA hLhhkn
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EOR SALE OR TO LET-A FURNISHED COTTAGE
OF eight rooms, Highlands OF Naveslnk, Thomp
sons Atlantic Pavilion surf and river bathing fruit
&c. Address w. LINDSAY, 6 East Forty street,
on q prern
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A T EDWARD MILLER'S wELLKNOwN ESTABLISH
IA ment, 100 Seventh avenue, Nineteenth street.-The
value paid for Caston Clothing Carpets, Acs By call
INA % or addressing ~. or Mra MILLER.
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GREAT oHANcE.-sPLENDID FARM OF $50 ACRES,
VI railroad station four hours from New York 20
under fine cultivation balance woodlands 100000 feet SPLEEN
did timber splendid water power nice house, nine rooms
fruit good s.hing and bathing; very healthy Price incud
try, tools, &C., only $6OO; cash $4,000 balance easy
mediate POSSESSION. Address GEORGE L. WALKER, East
StrOudsbIrr. Monroe county.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

w SPECIAL NOTICE
In consequence Of arran Hements with DION BOU
CIcAuLT, Esq, for the production Of his LAST NEW
ELFlE
ON MONDAY, JULY 10,
the manager reluctantly compelled announces
THE LAST FOUR NIGHTS OF
THR LONG 6TR1KE,
which must be Withdrawn -
IN THE HEf0HTH OF ITS POPULARITY.
WhpnEspAf July D. LONG rur,v,.
MONDAY. JULY 10
kLFIE,
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harm wANTED-OF 10 TO so ACRES, IN LOwEE
IL part of Westcbester county Long Island Address
with Full particulars, IS Park row, room 10.
DLUT IN GREENWOOD wANTED.-STATE LOCAL
l. fly. price, &C. Address n, Herald office.
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A NOTICE.
"A. KELLY 4 co. corner Of Twenty-nfth Sixth
avenue Offering and splendid assortment OF
Carpets, Furniture, Bedding Ocotbs, &c.
expressly for the spring trade and very prices
Weekly or monthly paymentstaken.
call respect uly solicited.
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ITO EXCHANGE FOR NEW YORK OR BROOKLYN
Property-A beautiful Country Seat at Peekskl, on thu
Hudson eight fine buildings and grounds fruit of 81
kinds shade all In elegant condition for gentleman
taste and culture Inquire or D. T. PAIGE, Spring ant
West streets.
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY s. 1911
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-Ar HOHOKUs. N. j., ON ERIE RAIL
road, hour from Jersey City, four Of land,
garden rss. 4c onsouTth acre in black caps never fan
Kitchen WIN sell low terms, exchange for
city or weschestcr county property Inquire OF s. BERN
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sell Crescent Beach, East Lyme and New London
H. b. tRUrTENDEN, a the beach, or BxRNEs CRRUT
TENDEN, 1856 Broadway.
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lyns .hn West Fifty street Sixth auenue, West Fifty
nth street. ana Hudson North hiver.
The Twcniy Election dsric. Of the Twenty
shall contoin part OF the CITY bounded BY
lying within West ffy-seventh STREET Sixth avenue West
kix.y-hr.t street and or Moth ver
The Twenty-afth district cf the Twenty-aecond
ward shRl contain oil part the city bounded
living hin est Six yIs street Sixth avenue, West Sixty
Il tn street and Hudson North iver
The Twepty-sih lection district OF the TWENTY second
ms within West Sixy-lfth street sixth avenue
eny- econ street. AM Hudson or North Rlvr.
he Twenty district OF the
ward shall c1ntain a that OF city ounced by and
Iyir within West seventy second street. xth
Ichfy smith street. and Hudson Norlh hiver
Gwen under hun and seal OF thr Mayoray this Fore
con. unlh day OF September, ei-btcen hun rel
epty-one. <SiGnod- =. a.uAhEl HALL,
Mayor of tue city oil New York.
crrr O 1e7I-1pM
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Fifth Rerurn dsrct, Fh ward returns TO bs made 10
Supervisor rdwAri SchIchtng
SiAth hetrn DISTRICT Iepta nj Eleventh war A. returns
10 b. e to supervisor Edward Wech.
Seventh Return dsrct, Tive returns DO mado
10 Supervisor william ". Charlock.
Eighth distrc Fifteenth ward to
10 Super James iryins.
Ninth Return district Sixteenth ward returns
70 supervisor Emanuel y. II ,rt.
Tenth Rellrn district Sew uecnth ward returns 10 be
made Su ervsor Jam ~ Mckieyer
Eleventh Return district Ightsenb ward, returns 10 -
made to supervisor Lswrsnce X jerome.
Twelfth ncurn district Twentieth ward, returns 10 be
maze Supery James u. timoai.
Threenth Return district fw MY ret waTd reurnH 10 bo
ma q to Supervisor Bernari C'Ncill
Fourteenth Return ds rct Nn,eenfh AMI Twenty sccold
wards rel to he made Suptrv George W. PUNK IT,
And that the each Board OF Can asser o. tho
several eIecon districts each return district sh III return
the Original together OF the poll list
a. the eueral held Ia November an ne ver
the herein desnairi Tor receiving
the same at the . ce OF the The Board of super
vsors new County Court House, to fn the provisions
y y" = ~ JOSEPH B. YOUNG, CLERK.
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NOTICE TO INSPECTORS or ELECTION.
In BJArp or SrrHnvrsons,l
kvy knuu k,r q tSft

rho following preamble AM resolution were sdop.ei-.
whereas, v IL prov ded by lw "that tine igna state
mens, euy g r1iLtd a be DE by t,c pee
ty one o. them q pc ucpueI IN pur o3e, the
sdteis r. OF The CIV whin twctty af,er
sam III ~ have leon su ~ ana
Mhces, % prevent confs advisable 10 designate
n Sup, rvSor TO dstr ct; her forc
Reso ve That coint, Of York and rs b, re)y
DIV ded Tor the next esecon into Lfeen ust
trst Return district First. second, Third and Fourth
war returns 70 be made ~ Supcrvss Th,nas lvmau
Second Return alstr sixta tor.t ensn wards,
turns 20 be ms ie 10 supec sor edward ,tslay.
lhrd htiura di-tIict Seycntn re nth wards
tufns 70 10 madc I" surery sor ryan kriv.
fcuItt tara i-srct, irhth Ninh wards rctarrs 70
be naie ~ sul erv!sor George Il. MltcaeL
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NorpThe second In district ia the Poll CLERK
represen;ins .the Larty general political Opposition lo
eiecune the successlui InspcctUs
OF Election" at the last eectinn.
tlnsr WARD.
l. James McMukin Joln McManuA
.. Y. ). Woods. Joseph Decker.
3 Richard shie, ~, thomas JenninyA
T. EDWARD Perkins Henry ttesse.
3. John Mckenzie, Thomas Brru.
.. Jnhn :. Duny, William II. Mcintyre.
I. teorse ttxsmmons, James Joncs.
+ James Mn roy, Junn Terry
y. Pktricx 20 mmetord Edward Collins.
sECUSU WARD.
T. Richard Hutschier, rdward keh1o.
g. Edwafd tonuon, rederic w. Ford.
THRU WARD.
i. John Lawson. William Lane
=. Ieorge Butterwortn. Van u Richmond.
y. ;. ". Hh, inomss Char man.
g. Ambrose Hortun, freierlck .. B0gua.
D. henry Cation. Henry Il. Jams.
FOURTH wAkD.
4. Timothy shea, " Lam brown.
Y. kohcrt j. gdinlsn, Ilam Duuuvn1s
g. james Leawitb, ). o. Fitzgerald.
4 Ian,ci CO.hns, X y. Louaon.
q. MicLacl ". tIste, j Hebnessy.
D. Hiliiam Burns. stephen t,ihnA
T. joan Drought Jun assay.
g. lhomAs Smtn
r. Fer .el j. tiaiapher. peurxe tAwton
10 s,e,rg. A.. Davis tenry shannon.
H. Michael Ctnoid, Peter j. hytn-
IL jaime. T.. D,va Jsnes ". hlrg
iA niasaiss Murray. 1LuInAs ODonne1
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iUuEAU or ELrCrIoNs,
Crrx Am nnu Sn,. uI N W i QRK.

OF EIFCflONbs
CITY AND CouNTY N W OEK.
Nov. 4, lSil--la O'clock, MidnightN
Notice Is hereby given that VIII Q In atlcndance
At Po leo Headquarters eecton uay morn M November
lo7 at for the oi h n any vacancies
which bu reported reason non attendance
other inspectors Pol Clerks. The Mayor VIII
b. II attendance at Poce tieadauarcrs all election
day for the Of hearing any complaints wnica may
be against inspectors or Poll Clerks
The following il list Of the INSPECTORS OF Eection and
Pc clerks appointed hy the mayor, AMI nuhorxeu "
In the several Election districts OF tle city an county OF
New ion appears py nj records OF TINS
oIce st a O'Clock, m mIunlght November 1'5L
CORNELL CORSON,
CHIEF OF bureau OF Elections.
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INSPECTORS OF ELECTION AND POLL
CLERKS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2, 1871
POLLS OPEN AT 8 o'CLoCN A. NJ. POLLS CLOSE AT
5UCiuCk T.. N.
NOTICE RELATIVE TO I.sPECToRs OF ELECTION
AND roll. CLERKS.
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NorpThe second in each district ia the Poll CLERK
rerreseniina tte lary general political Opposition " te
party elecne the two successful canadaes Tor InspcctU
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
InsppctOrs Of Election.

NOfE.-The third each distrtc IL the Inspector
representa-. party general POLITICAL opposon 10 tho
ectg The nj candidates for Of
Election" at the last election.
FIRST WARD.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18
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A story by Dan Rice.

In.,be MAYORS parlor. the other day, we
encot altered Dan Rice, the yetera m eireui
man. and clown. lie. as usual, soon TOOK
tLe lead in conversation, and got Of quite
n nu,i,her of Jokes. Of which he seemed TO
boy, a fund. Inc xbsustibie. Among other
,hipps he relateJ. an abecdots Of .t6e well.
known actor. Ian Marble, who during lis
life was acknowledged to be the best COME.
dian Oh lie stnre.g :, Marble said Rice,
tswn, very fond Of his tod. and never missed
an opporiuuity of attending the races. 1t
bannened that on tho evening that he was
TO srinenr n, the 81. Cbnr rles IN lie eYaukee
Teamstct OF same similar blayi one of.the
nos, exc;,;ng races that ever came off in
New Orleans took n,ace. and Dan of course
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

As the French Forces utro tssii'
advancing south 0f tic Iaire. :,
prussiahs destroyed the bridge ~
Bl0is, aud thus stopped their al
vance, and the French Subsequent.
ly rolreaiel southwest
Manleuffe. eReloses the army 81
Bourbaki on the Sv'is. .iFonlleE lle
overlook the IssE ssi',e lfinsl
west OF Ponlarlisr, aai oaplared
Chappy and Snmebree0url with
800 Of prisoners and six guns,
L0SRoN, February IA disPalca
from lsnFd.auS says Gambeiia has
Ielegraphsi l6 Tho Projects of tfH
Provinces that no wiilaRn0uneo tao
resolutions Of tho Bordeaux Gov.
ernmenl Riler communication wlih
the psrsonages expected ifom Paris,
Meanwhile he urges tirmness and
confidence. aud urges them to dri'
invessanlly the recruiIs which ar
rive during the respite,
4 dispatch ffom Versailles says
hiring was heard in the direction o.
Belleyllle and Villel,e which caus,
es apprehension Of disturbances M
Paris.
Bourbaki and Gambetta eoasc op-
eraions t0-lay. 8 '"l
4 dispatch from Switzerland
says the bombardment Ct BeliOrt
continues.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18
From the New York Albion.l
THt L WIN

II stands, 70 beauty on the lawn,
Though beautiful tc me,
The gsed,. crooked, gnaried, stunted,
Blessoming npple-iree.
love 10 see IL rich with blooms
Or white with feathcry snow,
Ripeniug thoughts as well as apples,
Out cf the Long Ago.
Twelve summers up tho stream of Time
1t ssems,liut yesterday,;..
fitde d swing from iiS ntlirdiest bough,
In morn of merry May.
And from it swung my love, my life,
In the flush Of her sunny youth;
Ai,d.I aSoocd her ehyly, aon,lcr sra1ely,
With nil her love and truth.
And now Iswing anHlber as fair,
She's nine yshrs cid br ten;
Afd SHE laughs, and sings and shouts
: e Papa |"
Swing me again again.
And swing her again'aHd kiss her.
"Don't kick at the stars y tcry,t
And she crackles with laughter, and says
"E will
you'll swing me mp as hight
Gnarly, crooked, rugged, stunted,
Blossoming npplo.bough! "v',"
l do not know in the wide, wide world
Another us fair NJ thou e. ~
Three loves, three lives, three spirits Of Hope
Amid thy leaves are hidden,
Andtthy frni! is O fruit of Paradise,
Pleasant and unforbidden..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18
To my sister, oa her weddins
Night.

A.. - .l.f.. Al a. l.w.s
faTs~sh' ase'hs' 80 WV
Ahe'hsh shss sssa ~
Ahelhst ssS,hs ~ 80, ,f1sI
:, n
joy Beans on s'ss! i,
Ani ls's ~ s's'y ~
ihy bear " ns.s ssa - aI'
,,,,,
ihoa hsfIyl .sa as' NV $500
Nor 'ohs I9' ny "a h,.,.
issn sls'st "a
Thy JOY, new !ust bssuh.
,,.,
'o"A uPoh WY hspv 'e
Aho ais.m " asy
psA'ns, nnA' IN ~
., o.,,,
Ana eAn " w 90 1910 H..
iha, !,s sass ~. ass.n'.
sa an a. H. :. yar,
,,, a.. n.,.h, xI,A Io,
iA,s, 'nen, " , ,.-Is..
40 soro- ss." III
IN peS ,a,
10 '0,sI', 49, IA ,rsnon,I r.,,s
W. ~ 'a 49,, La. ss,n,n,I
"n'eih'o,s, Na w" WV
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18


Boston is losing her Southern
trade. Before the war that city did
a heavy business with Texas. Now
not dozen ships go from Calves
tpn.to Boston in a season. The
Traveller says that from the first of
September to the 23d of December
not single barrel of New Orleans
molasssA was cleared for Boston,
whilo,dufing tho same tlmc 26,4l7
betrals were cleared for Now York.
Boston and New Orleans steamers
were run until they rvh:'thsir ow-
ners in debt, and wero then sold at
great loss. sipca the. diseontinu.
ence of the New Orleans line OF
steamers Boston not only reosived
molasses, but a great variety oi
other articles, by the. .ssay of New
York;. 80 too Massachusetts manu-
;factured goods havc TO be sent to
New York, for sale.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18
zen. sam IIeustos.

. 'Aohh hb'th ihh
TON OF MS coSJUGAL RELATIONS.
,., In tho. Cqpricr.Journal Of Tues
day hist no pablishcd an article re-
lativc 70 e,,ths separation of Gen.
Sam. Houston from his wife, and
his. abandonment of the Governor
ship Of Tennessee, only thrco days
antf mar'risgc. -".-'' = - =
The paragraph was suggested by
n statement from tho Galveston
News, which protossed to remove
the veil from tho old hero's heart
by this strange narration: :
What we know about this matter
is, 80 honorable to'hiht tl'nt %oshall,
for the first time, put it in print.
Wo may premise that our informa-
ton is derived directly from one
now deceased, who, during her life,
had n Fight, to,hnqw wnat caused
that strange episode in the life of
the great man. Governor Houston s
first bride was n Tennessee belle
Of surpassing beauty and Of consid-
cradle social rank. Sho was, if not
the aflianccd bride, at least tho
sweetheart of n neighboring gentle
man whcnGovernor Houston sought
lt,,r hand. Her family being very
ambitious, forced the match and she
was married. After retiring to her
bridal chamber, her department
was such as TO cause him to suspect
that while her hand was. his, her
heart was an0ther's. She confessed
tho truLl when dntsrlOBattdy and
mhile promising fidelity and wifely
duty declared herself unable to love
him. lie at once retired from the
house, leaving his bride as pure and
spotless as ever. Ic then resigned
his commission and went among
the Comanches. In dhs'Gohisb Of
time the lady sought and obtained
a divorce.
Since the publication of that ar.
ticle we learn the following facts
from Governor D. Merriwether, of
our county:
In 1858 General Houston made
the following COMMUNICATION 10 his
friend, Governor Mcriwether, with
request that should any allusion
be made through the press to the
cause which produced the 'ssbara
tion between himself and wife, he
Gov. NJ would make this com
munication public. General Hors-
ton said that no living person, ex
cept himself and wife, had any
knowledge of the cause oftheir sep
aration. That they parted friends,
and each had a high rcgHrd'for the
other. That they still maintained
friendly correspondence with each
other, aud wonld continue to do so
for llfo. tio, .fit,her. sid thnt'ht
tho time Of separation BIO drew up a
statement in writing, giving the
truo cause of that cvcnt, which was
signed by himself and wife, sealed
up, and ,deposited,ih tho hands Of q
Mutual friend with instructions 90
open and, publish this after the
death of tho survivor of tho parties.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18
NOTICE!

UHAyE LOST or. MISLAID CERTlFl.
\ CATE, No. 2552-2663, issued to David
Hines, for 800 Acres tftahd, by S. Crosby,
Com'r General Land ,Qfite, on September
2sth, IS52,-i' beingihe Unlocaled balance
Of $40 Acres, Certificate issued to D. Hines,
No. ls, by the Board Of Land Commissioners
Of Sabine Countyl,,
If not heard from within the time pres
cribed by law, Notice is Hereby Given, TINT
l will apply to the proper authorities for
Duplicate thereof.
JOHN S. GRIFFITH.
January IA, 1S7l.-le;9w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18
SEEENGLE MACHINE.

WYE have a SHINGLE MACHINE now
w in Operation, making excellent Shin
giles from Native Timber; and can furnish
Shingles in any quantity, Cheap for Cash.
Our Machine is at'work at Colonel q. W.
Records, six miles North cf Dallas. Pairo-
mage solicited and satisfaction guaranteed.
FULKERSON & BAYLlSS.
January IA, lSTl.-lSSm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18
The isinsphemous Crow.


State Of Alabama stood n small gr0
Gerry or whisky. shop, whore "busC
head" aud "chain lightning" wero
dealt out TO the thirsty unwashcd
ut five cents drink. or. twenty.
five cents n quart. Tho presiding
genius of this dclcctablc institution
was ono Bill Skies. who among var.
ious pets, had u domestic crow,
black asthe' ace of spades. :. This
crow had learned, among othet
things, to repeat quite fplainly the
words "damn you" which ho of
course, hcar'l frequently used in tho
grocery. During tho prevalence OF
n knock.down.and.drag. fight,
one day, however, the cr,w was
frightened from horic, Gnl ilew of
TO the woods, never to return.
About three miles from the gro-
cory was II settlement meeting
house, m old tumblc.down affair.
only used on certain occasions wlen
Z circnit rider camc that way. Into
this building went the crow, taking
pcaceable possession; and two days
thereafter the church was thrown
open to preaching, and largo
crowd assembled, among whom
was a worry old lady, who was oom-
pcllcd to use crutches in walking,
who took her scat in the front pew,
and was soon absorbed in the e!o-
qucncc oftho preacher. !aTl'e tcvcr-
end gentleman had scarce pot un-
der full headway, and commenced
laundering his anothcmas "at all
grades of sinners, when q hoarse,
croaking voice from above uttered
the 'ominous words:
"Damn You" &C. ''' ,..,
The Preacher and congregatioi
looked aghast at such profanity, and
each peered into his neighbor's face
in vain to detect some sign of guilt,
Quiet being at length restored, hew.
ever, the.sermon proceeded; but oi3
ten minutes elapsed tho ominous
"damh yott!" again electrified tho
audience, and just as the preacher
cast fiis eyes upward to search fc'r
the delinquent, the crow flew down
from his perch, and lighting upon
the Bible, calmly survcyeththc ter
rificd crowd and gave another dole
ful croak!
"Damn yod!"l i,
Tho effee. was electrical. Giving
ono sttrtling and electrified glance
vt tho intruder, the preacher sprang
from tho window, carrying sash,
glass and all with him, and set off
at u break-neck pace through tho
woods, closely followedlby his hor-
ror-stricken congreSts'foh, wlIo 'h|,d
piled out Of the building polla'hrll
after him. In tho general scram-
BILE tho Old lady with the crutchcs
hAd been knocked down in tho
church, where she lay, unable to
rise; and, in observing her, the crow,
who was after sdmething to cat,
few down boside'hcr, and looking
up at her very knowingly, croaked
out: ..
damn yor."
"Yes, and. damn you, too! ! ha,i
nothing to do with getting up this
old Methodist meoting-and you
know it," /. ,,pp il, 'as.
The poor OLD woman had lmistSl.-
en- the crow for tho devil dnd con.
cluded if possible TO prqpitiatc his
Satantic majesty by denying all
completely in tlSat affair. The
world is full ofjast such people.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

HONEY va. OIL.-At California
fair several bottles of strained honey
were put on exhibition, when chap
put bottle of castor oil with tho
rest. Several old ladies drank OF -
with same result. Tho opinion of all
who tried it was that tho, bee who
laid it was q frand. Ono Old lady
said even the bocs had get to ehea.
ting nowadays.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

Miss Belle FinlaysOn, Was unani-
mously elected EngrOssing Clerk OF
the Missouri Legislature at ITS re-
cent organisation. Both democrats
ana Rads voted for her, each deter
mined not TO be outdone by the
' 'otbsr in eslianiry to The softer sex
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

An Iowa paper makes this libos's3
offer: ali any one in this rieisi-y
has a dollar nete aud Will tst.us-sce
il. we will place him on or list for
! elk months Subscription"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

Fashionable young lady, drsehins her
hair previous &c stirihg= a What dreams
may come when We bavs shuffed of this
mortal coil T.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

= lis said that Mrs. Stowe has de-
tcrmined never toacross the ocean
agnin. Il is TO be regretted tha t
she didn't form that determination
on the other aide Of the Atlantic
FCourisr-Journal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

More than twelve hundred immi-
grant wagons crossed the AillCreek
ferry. on Red river IN two months,
bringing into Texns with them, IL
issaid, !. 600 Democratic voters.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18
NOTICE

rTyHE FIRM of w..H. GAsTos 3. CO.
/ Heretofore engaged ihfhe L5syT Bn-
siness, has This day been dissol7ed by
mutual consent All pan cs holding claims
against sad Firm, and those who are IN
dsbied 70 sa:d Firm, are hereby noiifed 70
esrns fgrsard snd make settlements siih
Mai JEsrs z. BsBEIEr, Who e ssfhofized
20 seffIs al inf nisbsd business Of The iAis
JAS. z. BARELET,
~. n. cASTON,
GF0. W. LAWS
DbH.s Fst1-srt u Is7I.-21l,n.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

Nine hundred thousand dullsrs oi
.axcs. 10 ibe paid per yoa:, isissl-cd
by ON radicai G0sffr6r. But he
hopes this grab viii not bo neccssa-
ry long. Does be mean that it will
be only necessary, while the Rad
icals keep in power7 Just think Of
the good old times when we paid
225 cents on hundred dollars, and
look at what Radicals have brought
upon us2