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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

A TwOsmLEY CASE N THE INDIANA LEGS
LATUEE.
INDIANAPOLIS, md, Feb. 2i.-Ihe consider
-ton or the Burson contested election case wa resumed
a tine senate Of % O'clock t. and occupied tDe
Ilorrir- and almost the entire afternoon session.
vote wa. finally taken at O'clock anL resulted IN be
ol- ting q Bmsou by rerty vote u - % u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

Tho estal 4slIuC4b 81 lOLI 80, he -.H1. WI ~ me
gralt p,erUu your 89ry clrrrr, Ior 20 WI rra Only DE-
a. eNtdruso OF yGur sl.cois, hus VII feLy promote
yf practice among thsc VINO % not carr 20 have theT
carpets saiicf 10y the uutCv rect ot prdestr ans p
careful however. not 10 estaa Ia, sOon, since Y n
certain d.struct 20 b. obliged 20 give 10 up. Above
all AZ you driven 10 ueNtrca 20 scture tiot-r 81
u vehicle % d. b. ou.U - Keep tuci pIplUIy a'rlt
having before yuu tie recollection ~ a. u t1FJHlse
doctor VINO drove cab by night - nile L. a.
By day, ana Who, IA mOLAcnt OF f0fge1i-
ness Jumped on 60. instead 81 IN j, Hfd
thereby os e labor OF years On the subject ~ IsfH
you 1r o. o. guided hy tie customs 81 the ecunt ~. ~
which you are established In your dealing win the
pool. La & always Jc tu and UnfeayOr o. "a -
10 ,sihs 10 make ny the dersAce Nh the rich ~ ~
confusion OF Prof Diapers address Dr. D. r. fio''
Csliy.rpt the ycCIct8ry aliras. o. as, aDa -i
the brncGiullon Raj been pronounced b. Ga A-s"
Crosby tIe au1lence dIsp,rsnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

DOMESTIC sARBgTs

krcr.rA o. P.b T-Cof,o1 more - " /" r. '''7'e ~
ilic r rTdH1gs. sales 2J bales. rspt - nal'- a. a.
sRv-OR-E,Ss Fe1 2iFloCr fc.rcs 81 Fnt -; 49,
Is,b, g-, AZ IRE 10 Ertrn ~ - Con frmr hE7'ssl -.
400Trt Wb.ts - % : tr8 O.ll 4ifer ~. - nih -
finer At 81 D. Uav PoT. .rn llf .h''ea hl,h -. -
lsagr T-ri-re. I1,0fc. ffg lfO.tie H7fH Glfl
ufshsssf'. Moasf-. efser; P-Ue 81 e. w. - -,
81 Cote sncrsaCe- kTc-srg-lsf's 4-iF' H'F''''" ~"
ofeosGk GOt ..l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA,
NiI'SIC.


TEOYhrONE AND CIiAhtii'
The performance of "TrOvatOre' at the
Academy o. Mule IN Monday evening for tne p'hens
OF The Samaritan Home or mo aged, vas from Social
and pocuniary point ~ view. very brilliant Success
and, unsteady, highly crediinhe. Miss hihnser, tno
LeonorG, and signor Geoni the hGarioo, were debu-
tnntes Both had an excellent reception. and displayed
more than ordinary talent fair outc. and good VOICES
Madame GaIzanss appeared ~ Asnee'G ara 7islor
Reyns replaced Dr. Valentine in tho role Of 10 Lana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
TIE TITLE TO WEST WASHINGTON mARErr

SIR: The solid part Of the ground on which
the West Washington Market is located was made N
dumping at That place material collected rom the
streets when they were ccased. Its present area Is
oo 900 gnare feet and leased from the city by
the stand holders Previously however the late James
D. Taylor went to Albany, and. after coil ctit ipoy
inc lea,sd a. from the state Subsequently ne seh he
~ d, recover he WreU 500 10 and $4,000 Tor the use
~ II ara ~ rfiy paid .Tc0 90 for perect tte LEA
Ae1 iOfk, Fen. 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
7HE UyIVEHW7Y Of SEr.YoEN


-'''" %, r-ffr.>r
4A''-''''' 81,
The annual Common cement exercises OF the
,f,d p,r.fner. ~ the rrniyerstv OF Nsg-YorE we've
- 49,. -. d, A..,,t,t,,,, HAIL and ,ttr,rte5 a
- go, @ . ,,.r,cl ('t,o,.colr,- C~o.b,
'a' "a, - - ti T,aItv entered AMI
oc,cd ss9te mon ire platform: Prof ienry Draper.
D. rr, q D--,e, I,r roo,,is. Prof. Daring Pro-,
D.. D. qT,,,-rsor ,,rer rrtd DR. pa.t.es aud Dr.
y INTO Aft,r ,nn,o rrom D5I~ortl,,, Band. Chan.
+ ~ IL - 90 80, -, s,,,,.,.
CeHAF Oro''' 'poh0 % ''''"'' - A..
IL gives me great crall1cauon 20 perform my ny
mo Cts OF New-York az TIC COinmoncensns Of -. ia.t
~ c. W ~ bge,t AID sl i IA about
q gra4 s class o. 9o-'Hs LIS - ll' %, -
Class: fla about 10 g t2rth as the reIro,'iyes
s'isrces Tor Utility and lrrroycment5; ard as
,"ye the ars vbe-e ySu lave 80 long bocI stuieats
beg Ofyo9 rot to lay aside you- stnlo.lIse ena.t
1nder continuation TO your sd J. Il Is Tor you t. deal
with facts anf never - qesI''e then' 2t OF or
To- sSu III. ''I In I'm i 10 ti,eflln "a dottT
nine t tie science OF medicine shall be the richer be-
cause yOu have undertaken your career II IT, pursmt
H. IS NOT lslb lOt sLy, Vho w. i- Hnt 80
advantages you have hal 10 iay ssno your
indus r.J.s habits and Your tooN Of invest "a
ton when y1h mayo ps-isfu dNay. H'l ho
halls % study rlis science &c th"i demands piue,b
iuycat -l.ln, wise ACCUMULATION, eLl pouptlsa7 ~
thouzit rud t. And while a. calls Or CoOess 81 mead
arr han' 10 Away Itu'h,s .+i,i' :. M i'tgy a
hear isn1 81 aiiH 10 DenrH, YOUR ie'N mn O -
sl'"tJ iar't l'9 i-'inl'n,g s' 1870, ,,'H i7 -, .
tween tit ..----- VI. "a -, IT.. T .t'..t,t.' o.
soul =. riI I, fIf you ~ lbf ia utIt ~ . u.li
h4cn. E3t VIII not dct.iA YOU ~ lHl1eF" D
Wa content Day II =, hl@At @i-n 1I'lpJ ~ ~ '' -J
hearty -T,st.u5 and Co. pod turcas 4pli -rsi.i
r.. - +-. .-- 1lt.s t. tLs.l f.al Ly tho Clgnr,l-
-. -. -, ,,..t,5...,l i,v NE l.,ar.
10Y, i'' III I' ''' W." =.
color Jrl TIC names OF moss AlLieAle "'4o iC'i ""V
lad attended the ~5rng. Summer and Au.um1
,r,+,-og IN ods,7 IN tin Winter .ogr o. an! who are
90 o1-o'''' '' ''''-' '" ~ '
thereby lied g. cr lcdt5s oi Jonl Iae plIos were
tho. 4. ,..il.utef "a follows:
..r -.. b, ..s t,,. p, ys'.,tre MAJ f., fs.
-, 10 ~ 1911 81, me- 'io, ssl-. :. 40 n tar.-a-l
49,, Al .l5- r.ser .e5a 81 s.A.oaca .argcal
o,...-.,,, .r...i.I l.. A h Is VINO. hcr-Jsr..F.
psi ga rr.s To- ts De e1a1- os.e..s arSr:sI
n h. ~ilrf ~ 0s-Yosk.
e best lnelsa' ene oTN a'4sis' 10 O. s.
sUun-r Of a'spanA .-.-. .. g.. -. ....,.t,o q,
. F'- il., r''- TO ''' -Ao Ies' fe'''- q" u -''
e,fai o. g. Ia. - r.,r NJ his e1-,. sssrl.d 20
IL IN .-.-
Per gs gfs ts SIMILAR report s~ael IN soi4si o.
Vi.c.s ia
rue graduates, they resolved their prLcts we're
-..,'.... ..., ,, a., c,s, Of
Erffbu Win Eltht aiP.+N''f .'lNN'-'' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
Sufcial Nctkep

Po.t-Or-a NotecTAs ms Tor R,fe tae u We vssk 80
ns ~ TIRDAY Ven 81 sll s close a. s O.oa a NkbsE5tA
"A n IdURSDAf stsi n and 90 SalJaDAi a. ', . -
p II. JONES. tes,-,ssr.
~ SOC for -Aole te6eil AAf -. ga.f'sr, Boys
Isg.aa Lei sfr supplies eu-ry. fer nOrnstsc s@fr-as
LUrIr L TO. 30 G.eersish at, Nc Yen
Diamonds BasgbI and Ssid.
Gao 4. ALLAN ~. groaas,', sstss IS Ss.S..s Sses~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
LEASING TIE NORRIS AND EssEz CANAL

To me Edtsor ar IAs tribune.
SIR: A bill is now before the New-Jcrsfy
Legislature authorizing the Morris Canal Co. to lease It's
1-uperty der COVER u which IL vii b. closed -
highway. Your Trenton correspondence noticed Tie
matter once and dropped ID. In il possible tat iie
state Of Ee1-J.rsty can afOrd % give u upi y We
we've any more interested In H. maintenance llan
otner. We would oder 10 I'd yeytl-e the suigc,b
puf We ~, mr. lou VINO stand u Ndt, h-d'g q. ''
l.t.s 81 civilization ought % attack tuch pre- %
an hef 70 ia 4. TOO late any NJ p.t Low"
Your respectfully, JAMES @-'Af'+'- p" -"
npsDt, h.J.. feD. 20, l'7l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
srwLSc.MACHSEs.

m. ci,,,.r Manufacturing Company report
nc Us l mgelines IN 1910 against o. ~ ~ .'o''
h"Vi,r = gain Of -I,a52. mainly in W. SAD % ""-'
kaougo a. IN. "kAs FrIuuiS AhS1tp@.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
NILE. srHYrIDEH.

The unexpected news comes to - from Lon
don ~ uc dsath 81 ME. schneider She was horn II
bordeaux, obout l-. evnced dramatic tastes al an early
age aud .f some year, played il minor parts at Frenrh
provincial tcat.r ltfef variable success for sone
year. fro Paris attained .rga ppularity IN o. AZ
tho Varieties Theatcr, Ia La BILE Helene in whom -le
Lad ample scope -Or her la-cyios manner and success
f both IS yo, lst and GAnscu-e Her greatest tri-
,l WAS IN the CrGHfe D1rtcsse IL Geroisi-H, wherein
4qrslrcI dG-n- b. period OF tine Paris Ehp''lu'h
she reformed next f. tLH same opera 90 London anu
n.grr fu.tI.u tifi.s ana was rutlu>l 1suY received
Ig 100 Vice u,u.l the Loaf I8rsi.r- Es4 appeared IN
obi linr's Ia iirG. Some -1rpr-. "a Sti-cd ~ me
i m 1855 thai legacy OF sc5 ' ~ ir
IA tie H.u Jl tine Duo de Caderuuse- ,raIfFit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
MARRIED..

ysd ~ n nd VISITING Cards, lr'ai sir or No'' p asf
v .yAADK4ls SCss 10 fUlI0s-sF or olp i'-I1A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

Cherrv Pretergi rOshe-'' ~ ropus r1 ~ oia
and .ore throsts Use no otbers. Depot l. Bllas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
eEn.Ev-r.Er..s-.a


d4 No,es or Ba774ges a.4.i ts ndO''& s.a Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

Tor Liver Complains and DISGUISE NJ t7r Fiinegs
" sCutsrl's llyYorHasraIrs OF AAN.t.E. .st4l fr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

Hazard & caswsiI'. ed LIVER Oh Is q. o..N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

re. s,tas vo,. NJ. .5-9a,. q, c 9- ''' T'a'inA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

Gee a n n.sst ~ taft oil.
aaft fs.Its fet. iif stssissss fIlfiiss
sffhAu 49, ti risaifsi sf 49,
uslfssias ttssisf ~ raueffsf w.
hsts tsssa "a ilsttJ free tis 90 itssi
I'd b. 49, rasss seed vsiiiI 90 ~
assi ssiitJ r,ftnis BESIDES tis tas
tusinfss qnal.ffsiisus ~ iss sfaiismsn
~ salisrs snl Istnswsni ssai sfiisT
bslh II IssiFy sal PFa'', sd 30 sTs pTsai
is TssoFi tia smsng ear ffisais We
loin uesi heartily he Gsl''sios Nsss 10
~ hlls sins settles,
Ths chanhsT " raa,msTss al sell shea
iis asmbrTs slseisi Got A. a iiahhy q.
their fssiieai u sss = mrTiisd tTitais
10 = ssnilfash sac has donv maeh 10
oTiRg ile lTals " EssirFR Texas 90 Gsl,
5r,ioH, sni = aosl iui.eioas choice - 70
CARDS che iHisrssi II the Ch.niLsr sud the
ss&meFes II Gsl'ssion, which Col. ilshbys
sssTFy, judgement aud foresight has a.
rsaiy greatly bshshllri,- Nsss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23
MARKIkp.

tiits nssli.st - ut Hsis hisa.
81 ttaf.asf itfftlsii sfisss ~
~ Ne = ussfps. . hErihii
80 Me- fANNiE iisftisf drsFi a
A fnasts aii ~ it's tsas'r
Ansihff lauuf fsHfis SD isrrf ~
fasirgiss hast usi'fussliss ssf .
fee safis nsu its Ispsu Gsysslissl
o. isssisa Tts sa'i ., liiiis eel l'ss.
isy sect gFfai. Ils h,sts " tls ilssitR
0rtss az doe ~ 90 sluH isHts sfstssi.
lsHi ssss ani Size vale IsHskiss -
tees, blssssi sTssiuTs somfoFis ia este.
~ siiL = Fsvs'.si frisAl, % s.lssily ia.
'oksi ihs stoisssi tlrssiss, u ilssvsa "a
ihs haITy pair sad, shu his isPsuuFs
Reunsa This brief Loiiss nth /. Els.iHF
bosom sd = grateful h,aFi,
MARRIED AZ he Ts,iisHss Of Fret c. I.
fHosAs, on "Wednesday sysning lice 20ih
hy Rev, fETEs SAiTH, AZ. LINDSAY
Iilip, sal Miss LAURA GRAHAM, %
Dallas eouHiy,
Ani ''ill snoiAsF, More aRi yet @sFs.
ahi the good ueFk gOss on, A msiTimoni-
al revival must have sommsnssl, for a..
hearts u maRy are stirred, II ne 0u,liys
this marrying season, sod ssmPliRg Of The
attending supplies Of cake asd .ihs, our
weight in this community will be greatly
increased,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23
Latest News Items.

Senator Williams OF Oregon takes the
place OF Alderman as Attorney General on
the 9th of January.
Tweed, unable to give bail, has been
COMMITTED TO the Tombs.
The Prince OF Wales is recovering.
The Cotton returns to the Department OF
Agriculture indicate u crop Of 9, 100000
bales for 1871. Another report is three
millions, which we suspect is nearer the
mark.
Sumner has introduced bill for mixed
schools in III. District OF Columbia.
Fansrorib's Post Office Bill has passed
the House, 50 has the new apportionmsnt
bill, according 10 the Galveston News. IL
gives Texas siI members. Is this esrtsini
Grants proposition for the government
70 take eh.rg. Of the telegraph lines is not
likely 10 pass the Congress. Its friends
we're defeated on the question Of special
commute. and il vas referred TO the sand
ing Poet Once COMMITTEES.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23
Illlperi3lfSnl,

We need hardly say that we do not in
dorse the communication Of Buckeye, to be
found in our columns this week. But it i.
well written, and We publish it to show
the effect which is being produced on the
minds Of many by the tyrannical doings of
Congress and the anarchical condition Of
the South under the rule Of carpet bnggers
and scalawags. Unless the Southern peo-
pie arc allowed to have local self-govern.
ment, which will give them security for
property and life, they will at length, driv-
en- TO despera ion, be ready for any change.
But We have still hope in the future and
trust 10 returning sense of justice on
the part Of Northern radical mnjorities.-
Yet there is no knowing what may spring
up from much longer Continuance of rad
ical misrule II utter disregard of all con.
stitut ionnl restrictions.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23
Honor 10 wI.om Homer is due.

We are happy to announce the safe ar
rival at home OF our immediate represen-
ta,ive in the last Legislature, the Hon.
John W. LAKE. lie brings with him his
interesting family, and, glad that his ar
Juous and often unpleasant duties are en-
de | al last, he is now ready to settle down
among his many old friends al Dallas and
jnin with them in the more pleasing EN-.
ployment OF advancing all its material in
teress under lis present bright and cheer
ing prospects. The course Of Capt. Lane,
as the representative OF the people OF this
District, and especially the people Of this
county, deserves and should receive, rs We
believe it does, their substantial and ua-
stinied appreciation. We understand tthi
some feeling OF disappoin' mcnt was mani
eved at the first passage Of the Southern
Pacific Railroad Bill, that it did not secure
the crossing of the Central Mt Dafias but
the late amendment to that bill by the Lsg-
slature, at its Inst session, compelling the
junction OF these roads Mt this point, has
acco nplished everything which could rea-
sonably be desired, and we understand
that we are greatly indebted to him for
III is giand cousumation. lie has labored
faithfully Cor The interests Of his particu-
lar constituents while, at the same time, he
as avoided any Injustice 10 the people Of
other sections. Ills conduct, in the midst
Interruption and mis- LONGS, has ever been
olampless as a man, n citizen, and legis !
iator. Having been a resident of Austin
turing large portion Of the time lie has
served in the Legislature, we know what
We say, and VIC speak as a. the witness
uand. without wasting time in much |
,peaking. he was ever in his seal. watch /
nj OF proceedings, constant at meetings 1
" committees, where he labored assiduous- /
" and often efFssiually, for the prevention
+ wrong, and we say, without hesitation,
hat he was one OF the most true, reliable
apd valuable members Of the lower House
We are not apt 10 besiov m Ieh praise. ev-
sa on our most intimate friends, and We
~riie this article from q sense OF sheer
asiiee and as proper aeknowls5gsmsnt
cool and faith full public servant May
s have his r-ward-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

bH" By our direct communication with
St. Louis, through the NJ. X. & T. Road and
the Ell Paso Line of Stages, we get our
Missouri Republican in about six days,
while the Montgomery Advertiser is double
the time in reaching us. The building Of
the Southern Pacific and the completing Of
the Railroad from Monroe to Shreveport
would give us direct communication with
the East, and we hope to see these works
hurried up.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23
New Publications.

We have received from I. b. Peterson &
Brother, Philadelphia, through the hands
of L. IL. Cushing, BOOKSELLER mt Houston,
the following new publications, which we
thankfully acknowledge:
TIE LAST ALDISI, by George Sand.
BASIL, OR THE CROSSED PATH, by Wilkie
Collins.
TWENTY YEARS AFTER, by Alexander Du-
mas.
DAVENPORT DUNN, by Charles Lever.
These are all by authors of established
reputation, and very interesting of their
kind. They are gotten up in good style by
Peterson & Bros, at cheap rates, and can
all be had at Cushng's large book and sta
tionery establishment at Houston.
We also acknowledge the reception of the
November number of The GALAXY, one of
the best Northern monihies, from the same
attentive source. We shall rejoice when
the completion Of the Central Road TO this
city will enable our people as well as our
selves to be benefited by more thorough
acquaintance with the literary treasures of
Mr.. Cushing's extensive concern.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

80 tffsasnis 10 ftfaf ~ a. .ftssits
fliilF lssfsn isIss .sf'il see Z sssaai
is 60 itif
fifsi 49, o. tsti gfssi. 80 uusi isss
sftfss.sss hsa iis hiPatl.fsa rsfil -
ilsi a. ilsssiistsi fsfahi.fsas fin as
tsis g. i'usirsiis s,siii,iss ~ frsa
isui $40 Wee rfssi isni, ltsl ihsIsisfs isi
sslssiisa " ssniil,lss o. ihss "a iss
$50 - hh 10 ikea, sni ihai thea all The
isHesTssy saa - lrousli 10 vs'' foF hes
sol sAus, ssnsily, ihsJ saa defeat Gfaai
sal sass ihs sauuiTy,
ssssni, ihW sssn sesI The Democracy
,.ss,si in slsSiing ihsir candidates fsiFly,
there is great dsHgsT the, nraHl sni his
set Woal net sll1u ihsm 10 take their
places snd hence the, noihing ssah b.
gsiasl, l. ret this the smoaat Of al that
has bssH said ~ favor ofihs passive Poliey'
Mes 10 ansssT 10 the hFsl, ss say, ,hs,
IL dissatisfied republicans, With = fall
lae~lslss u GTAnI aal I've doiags %
msjsTily Of The party sustaining hiR aa.l
the inmihsnI danger to ths esaAlTy fT0n
his reelection, are not Psirs'ie enough 10
vote ~i,h the d'Rioersey TO defeat him,
they sTe DO, 10 he iIusisd ia poser any
more than Grant, aud that the eOuniTy
cannot he saved by lhei elevation to Of
Zee, Besides, that il will be an easier
matter 10 50, honest republicans enough
10 vote With the democracy iodsfsal GRAFT,
aud The extreme radicals, than IL will TO
get he whole Of the democracy 4" vote for
moderate rpuhliesns aud thus defeat hin
that the chances Of sue;ts are greater
BY this course than the other,
In regard to The second, We have only
| this TO add, that IL Grant aud his army
sill not ALLOW democrats fairly elected, TO
take their positions as rresilsn, aud Vice
President Of the Uniiel STATES, they will
not emit moderate republicans, IL elect
ed, to take their places, and this areumsn,
amounts 10 nothing. lfiihas come TO this
the Republic Is already ended, aud the mil
iiary Empire established, and nothing is
ieft bat resort 10 arms, "Let Us have
peace
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23
9m advertisements.
ELECTION ORDER.

UN compliance with with the petition Of
i the requisite number OF frsehollers Of
the county "f Dallas, and State Of Texas,
aud In pursuance Of Law in such case,
made and provided, II Is hereby ordered By
The County Court Of said eouaiy, that an
election be- held At the City Of Dallas, com.
meme ng on the twenty second and eoniinu-
ing through the tsenIy-ihirl and twenty
fourth days Of January A, d. 1872, for the
purpose Of taking the opiuion Of the quail.
i6rd electors Of said Dallas eouhIy on the
following proposition; Shall the county Of
Dallas issue It's Bonds to the amount OF
seventy five thousand dollars, and nego.
tia'e = loan thereon, for the purpose Of
aiding in the completion Of the Courthouse
for said county now In process Of eonsirue.
tim, and for the purpose Of aiding In tn,
building Of nine bridges 10 and for said
county. The said Bonds when issued 10
bear interest ut the rate OF 10 per cent,
Per annum, 10 mature aud become payable,
Dne.fourlh 10 five, one fourth in ten, one.
fourth in fifteen, and one. fourth 10 twenty
years, after dIie Of issue, in gold, and the
interest payable semi.annus lly in the city
OF New York.
II is further ordered, that the opinion Of
the said qualified electors OF said county
shall he expressed ai said elc,,ion by bal.
loi, on which shall be plainly written or
printed the words "For the Proposition
or :he words Against ;he pupositi0n.'
And that due notice of said election be
given as is by law provided; and that ".
II. Harris, j. 7. Goodnight and J. N. Spill.
lcrs, be and they nre hereby appointed
managers TO conduct said eleciipn herein
ordered, and that said managers report
the result OF said election to the County
Curt o. Dallas couuty, on the 18th day of
January A. ID. 1872.
THE STATE OF TEXAS
DALLAS CoCNrr.
|, John NJ. LAWS, Clerk Of The District
Court Dallas county, Texas, do hereby Ter.
tify that the foregoing is a true and correct,
copy Of the original order for an election
to be held At the city of Dallas. commcnc.
ing on the 22d ond continuing through the
I'D and oath days Of January A. b. 1872
for the purpose of taking the opinion Of
tho voters of Dnllns county, upon the prop
osition of the sale of Bonds.
Witncss my official seal aud
SEAL signature, this 10th December
wv A. d. ISL
J. NJ. LAWS, Clerk,
(lo;tc) BY H. +. Co"MnEs, Deputy.
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SG0S,S75 lS
1862 81
SG26,5lS 0j

Total, SO26,5le 10
Yet with these facts OF record before
hem, tho ra licnl criminals q: Austin have
not hesitated 10 cOnc0ct the c mendacious
charges against Gov. Th:ockmorlon, and
employ such fitting instruments as
scott and DeGress to circulate them. That
r4hey could do these things in he light OF
lay and in the iate Of an intelligent PEG.
Die, without the blush of shame, burning
like hot brand on their gully cheeks, is
evidence Of how deep AMI low radical de
gravity can descend. That, like most viii
RS and salsifers, they miscalculated
The effect Of these ISLANDERS is TO be seen in
tho overwhelming rebuks which the hon
est people of Texas have almin stored to
them in the late election Wherever Da-
Wis and his tools spoke, during the canvass
in this portion OF the State, the conserva-
tive vote was the largest, nul no wonder
Such falsehoods, after Dying about their
lay, "go home to roost.' The attempt to
iniure the fair fame of Gov. Throckmor'on,
and detraci from his well deserved popu-
larity with the people of Texas was rs fu
tile us contemplate. As such we dismiss
it for the present.
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~ Psiersons Ladies Nasional Maya
zine for January is q good specimen Of
that popular monthly. Ii contains fashion
plates, ses gns sod illustrations as usual
With q variety ofiiierary ma,tsr This j,
= ehssp monthly OF the tinl, only s29o /.
ysar. sos Chsssui ST. Phil Charlie,
Psss-s7a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

GRATEFUL OrFERINGs.--Our promising
young artist, little Cora Bates, has brought
to our Office three beautiful boquets Of mr.
tfcial flowers for which the receivers feel
duly grateful. She exhibits great skill,
for her years, in this delicate and pleasing
manufacture. A happy and long life at
tend her with troops Of admiring friends
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nasr Al lha lnle cilv clrclinn in Maj

rS AT the late city election in Mont
gomery. Alabama, the conservatives car
ried n majority of the Common Council,
which was the main point to be secured.
The Republican candidate for Mayor was
elected by small majority, getting the
foreign vote. The Advertiser expresses
satisfaction ut the general result.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

Wa ENoW that for cleaning PAihi, via,
doss' shina sud glassware, Tor polishibg
knl's', tin, iron, brass snd copper wsFss,
aud Tor removing stains from marble sad
porcelain, ani rust from maehihsry, Rnaeh
Morgans soas sAP0liO i' the best thing 10
use.
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FnsE--0n Wednesday, the 18th inst,
the cotton gin OF Messrs VIM & Hunter,
on Farmers Branch, about 10 miles North
OF this city, was entirely consumed by
SIRE, involving loss o. about $1,000 in
sluding about 10 bales Of cotton in the gin
house.