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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-03

A MINER, STEVENS 4 CO..
II. Manufacturers
of
Frstclass Carriages and Road Wagons,
Warerooms 6bb Broadway,
Mandatory 1lb lit, 49, l2l East Thirteenth street,
offer at their warerooms
dnc assortment
of
Seasonabe Carriages
and
Light Wagons
Of their make,
TO which they invite the inspection of purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-03

ITO LET-PART1ALLY FURNISHED-VERY LARGE
i stone Mansion 20 East Twenty y-second street, near
Broadway: $50 front whole hall marble tiled, eet wide
Apply before ii o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-03
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sxC.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, NC.
A CITY s4YntH AucfIos S Mart AND NEW YORK latter
uSgos Snh BeaSra % EsRkEh sa x1ST5ssse
EVERY EssS' wEDSGsDaY HisS & S AND f'rs sNTsSsS66AY.
on sseiz nzAssE fSs isa DkHHsa snssE EfsTsH'e' Esa
in the Mart for showing horses sale
Carriages taken on sorage.
Outside sales solicited and promptly attended to.
o SAL s&h p s BAY At Gs Is
ONE CAR sP%%5ai5's Ioap oF T''P HORSES,
oons,0, Of n,y os a Hsv arye from . nos ,,,
Pair Of Gray Mares. l5 high; fine drivers single dou
Pair Bays Is high, long ,ails kind single double; 6
Buckskn Mare. 10 high, years old; sound. and good
Bay Mare, lSh high free drivers sound and kind
BaY Horse l5 high years old Stylish free tro,s
Buckskn Mare 15s high 4years old broken to saddle.
MdpG sh Gooa devcr md vorks
Bay Horse l5h high =; good worker; free driver.
soirel Mare i574 high; dne worker, single or double
'oTh The ABOVE e lot win be sold w,thou. reserve
Es,anshmcn consisting Of an elegant and
od h bany and ash
very snowy tSo IN 81 long heavy dow
sound Kind elegant Dog Cart made @ Sy Gomez
nearly afS si ass,ss thoroughbred saddle .n high
5years Old sired BY BrsckinrIdge. dam Ella Baeman hs
goes sal,s great endursnc. gentle any
one to ride, and warranted SOUND and kind.
Superior and extra ne pair of bay Horses 15Z high and
years old free, prompt and stylish drivers; extra 1ne
family business team warranted sound and kind. ste
Superior pair of crossmatched Hofses black and white
l6 high, and old prompt and stylish drivers;
trot better than four minutes, weight 2tOO pQpnds make
hne family or business team warranted sound and kind
The following three Horses sold by
of James W. Mulock, Esq., who about sail for Enrope-
Very handsome bay coupe Horse, Is high 8years old
CANT free and handy driver rots close
Toying name and tail warranted sound and kind.
Geptee and highly bred dappe brown coupe Horse l65
high years old handy prompt and stylish drivers great
roadster; Yery landsome; warranted kind and believed
Elegant mahogany bay coupe Horse, 1914 high, years
old as game and prompts driver can be found all day
style action warranted kind believed
to be sound.
Number of Top and No Top Road Wagons best city build
ers, and second hand.
Rockaways, Depot and Express Wagons.
New second hand Harness, Robes Horse Clothing &c.
Also several other Horses.
Full description at sale.
Sales never postponed account of weather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-03

y Yonkers, Fordham Rye New Rochelle Eewburr.
Monclair Ciaremont, bloomfield, Ehznoeth Br,dreport
and Staten Island. Permits OF A. JoURNEAY, No. Pine
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-03
lEW YORK, SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1871.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c,

NORBETT& Co, 122, l2f AND 12s WEST TwENTY-FIFTH
street, have on hand great variety OF second hand
Carriages, including
Landaus
Rockaways,
Coaches,
Phactons and
very handsome Jaeger Wagon, make in good
order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-03

AT So LIBERTY STREET
n Great Inducements offered to those In of
good, reliable Buggy, Rockaway, Pony Phaeon Road
Wagon. All again reduced to close out consgn
ments of goods. Also
Harness OF very make variety very prices
Saddles, Brides Sheets, Lap Robes, Whips, Nets, &C.,
lower than any other house.
You will only be consulting your interest to give
call before yon purchase
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-03
FINANCIAL.

A TTENTION is INVITED TO THE NEW ORLEANS,
Mobile and Texas Railroad Company. II is composed of
strong Northern capitalists who have already expended
nearly SlO0oooo0 of their funds of
the line They have built about 225 miles Mobile west
ward and secured by purchase OF securities and made
vision for the thorough repair and equipment of the l
miles constituting the Texas DIVISION leaving miles
be built to complete the entire road
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-03

ENOR SALE-BY A GENTLEMAN ABOUT TO LEAVE
the city, Top WAGON; weight about 800 pounds; also
very light NO Top Road Wagon made by Corbet Scharch
OF Twentyhth street. win be sold cheap Inquire at y H.
euth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-03

RIO LET FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED, A HOUSE
4 containing IL rooms three acres OF ground In lawn,
fruit and garden: stable and coach high situation,
with beautiful views; half mile north OF High Bridge;
eight miles through Central Park square, and
contiguous to Hudson River Railroad and Harlem sieamboa
Rent low u reliable tenant.
EDMUND HURRY, 40 West Thrty-Grst street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-03
IMPORTANT TO BORROWERS.
L MONEY TO LEND WITHOUT EXPENSE EXCEPT.

MONEY TO LoAN-oN BOND AND MORTGAGE, ON
IN Second Mortgage and buildings In of
struction. J.R POWELL, SO Pine street. No. q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-03

EoR sALE-A HANDSOME PARK PHAETON IN PER-
feet order, made by Brewster also set OF double Har.
ness To be at stable l34 West Forty ninth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-03

ITO LET-A COMFORTABLE FOUR STORY HOUSE,
with portion OF the Furniture II desired; also n
age In tue country terms reasonable So Fourth street,
near Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-03

E1oR SALE-A THOROUGHBRED HUNTING DOG,
II setter. KREAMER BRO, lH Liberty street.
EOLD FISH GLOBES, AQUARIA CASES, FISH AND
" Plants to stock the aquarium Shells, Coras &c whole
sale and RETAIL Aquara Case Manufacturing Depot 29 Full
ton street. J. BAGOT Agent
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

a rsIufl s.nsiof Ufiha lff.s'a
tufs nf Sauih taruI.ua afs0ih tf
rrfi.nr hot al ihs tausi lag pni
sraiaaar Dilltrhollers ~ that State
and iu 4 late issuU ultls Aos lurk
'Ir.buno thus opens up.p them
"Ihese men, ho sail. "aro 20
blame i,r all the iruablo Ia The
state. Tho I'D seonndrols cur
rupisl the members o. iho legisia-
tuTr. who were innocent beitfe
they were instructed in yillainoes
schemes aud now have ihs audaciiN
To talk OF the Venallly oI these
instruments. These Sla'cs officers
used Us rs long as they could, aud
now that they've no moTe nse Tor
us they don't care Tor ms, Talk
about corruption Why, these tel
lows, when We put them Ia ofioe,
were so DID poor that they had no
seat in their pants, new they roll ~
rloney. What 40 they care for the
colorcd MANI No more than u dog
They will sell US out TO the Denis
Oerals when ever they can make
any thing by il, You might rake
hell over aud siil the einllers, aud
You couldn't find such mean men,
That's aiaot, aud tho last rascal
of thcm ought 10 bc hanged, ihH
greedy cormorants. They were
no, satisfied with eorruptinc the
loyal nigger once or tSlrs, but they
mast keep on eOrupting until now
there is not enough virtue lott IN
the colorcd members of the old
South State Legislature to save one
poor soul from the devil. oh, what
u crime those fellows" have 10 an
swcr for-what confessions they
will have TO make when they como
10 die
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

Man comes from = mammal that
lives up Il trcS, and u great coat of
hair on his outside had he, very
mdch like tho Drcaa.naugh;s we
frequently see--which nobody can
deny. llc had paints 10 his ears,
and y tail to h!a rump, TO assist him
with case the branches TO jump
in some cases quite long, and in
some murt s,hmp-%hich nobody
can dony. This mamni4l, abstain
ing from miscellaneous Franks, was
thought worthy in time to be raised
from the ranks, and with some
small ado camc to stanl on two
shanks-which nobody can deny.
Thus planted, his course he SO pru-
IDENTIFY stcercd that his. hand soon
improved and his intellect cleared ;
then his forehead enlarged and his
tail disappeared, which nobody can
deny. Thcn't easy to settle when
man became man. When the Mon
kcy.typo stopped and Human be-
Gan but some queer things were
involved in the plan--which nobody
can deny. After all, then, ! ask,
what's the object in view? and what
practical good from this creed can
GMsuc? J can't find in it much that's
both nccdful and ncw,-which no.
BODY cnn deny. Our old friend
Luctctihs explained long ago how
the fittest survive and the weak
are laid low, and our friends Of the
farm must II thing or two know
whith nobody can deny. | would
ne'cr take offence at what's honest
Iy meant, or that truth should be
told of bhr lowly dcscBnt, to be
sprung from the dust I'm humbly
content, which nobody can deny,
But this cropping and guessing may
all be mistaken, anti in sensitive
minds may much trouble awaken,
so shut up my book and 60 back
to my Bacon-which nobddy cam
DENY Darwin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

nay" Among the numerous visitors to our
city this week, we We're pleased TO meet
Col. A. h. Banks, representing the Missod-
ri. Kansas and tTexas Railroad. This
road, We are informed by him, will be
completed and running TO the Arkansas
river by the middle of the present month,
and to the Canadian river, certainly, BY
the LIST of January next. The Canadian
is Just 100 miles North of Red River, and
we may safely calculate that this distance
will be covered in one year lohger-nifcrd-
ing railroad connection with the Northern
cities by the LIST of January, 1873. This
is giving ample time for the construction
of the road, aud from the knowh energy
of the Superintendent, Col. II. W. Stevens,
and the means that can and will be COM
manded by the company, we believe that
this connection will be made at an earlier
date, at least we hope sd, for this road will
afford the earliest outlet to the "ouisidc
world" for North Texas. Already are the
merchants of Sherman and other towns
near he'd river shipping cotton over this
road, and receiving their. goods by the
same route.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

NJ. d. MILLER-This name is well
known tbroughSut The Southwest. Mr..
alIIer tuilt Up fine business and won q
good tcputati5n in Texas, in The manufae-
ture o. fAnsy seaniies sad The preparation
Of Superior 0nfseti0nsry, in the city Of
Galveston. He gave us call this week.
lie i o. bis ray 70 gnnetiOn City, Kansas,
1t Which place be has q large landed ia
isrssi. We understand i Il his intention
shorty 10 soests psfmsasrfly IL Dallas
snI estsbiish IN Intensive baking and
Had Brokerage business, in sOunsetiOh.
r--rhzp-. viii oHs u our ii-knsrn ard
most responsible basiuess usn-- We Eish
lin . Fl.ss.ni jsdrBsy All ssfs rsiu-r-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08
Telegraph Dispatches.

PARIS, July "A long interview
was held between THEIRS and Gen,
kabriart, ilfe German Administra'
tor of Civil Affairs in France.
The Wbrkingmcn all cast their
votes forGambctta and Victor Hugo,
who arc the candidates elected tor
thesoventh arrondisementof Paris.
The returns from SGeaux are IA
vorable to tho government randi-
dates.
Tho election of Gambptta, WA.
lewski, L,auivct, 'Pcrnolet, Fares
scuro, Cisscy and Andre is certain.
III many districts only n two.
thirds vote was pollrd.
The approximate result FROM thir-
ty-four departments, excepting the
Seine, give forty-six republicans.
Twelve conservatives are now con-
sidefed certain. Eighty or ninety
out of ono hundred and fourteen
deputies chosen are moderate re.
pubIicans, and will support the
Theirs Government. .7s
HAVANA, July 3.-Thc Spanish
guhboht Neptune capttired the in
surgcnt General, Frederick Canada
while lie Wis trying to leave the
island. He was thkeh to Pbertc
princine for trinl His execution
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08
tNtSkeI OH Grant,

Gen. Juo Hooker thinks Grant
could not carry d dozen STATES. lie
SAYS: 1T is my absolute conviction
that were You - Walk the length of
Broadway you could not meet II man
less qualified for tho presidency
than Grant. We OF tho army know
him better than tho people Al large.
When his Adjutant Gcnct!l, Raw
lings, was alive, The president
seemed successful; bit wN4h Ram
Inns died, Grants bottom ~! out.
He Is now in his normal condition"
Rockers opinions are not as n rule
to be quotyd very high, but his cs-
innate of Grant is so strikingly in
accord with the sentiment among
intelligent and important men that
we are not allowed to question its
correctness. When, therefore, Hook
or comes 30 near. hitting the nail on
tho head in measuring Grants ca
pacity, we should accrciit his other
opinion, that Grant cannot carry
half n dozen states, some weight.
For the nations interests and the
popular welfare it is hoped Hooker
is correct, and that Notwithstanding
his timely warning, the radicals will
Grant.
Journey Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08
Great britain and Germany.

New Y1hK, June g4.-A special
dispatch to the Herald from Berlin,
23d, says that n scricas complication
has arisen between Germany and
England, and that several dispatch
es are passing between Bismarck
and Earl Granville, the British
Ministers Of Foreign Affairs, The
government Observes IN impen-
etrable silence on the subject'pf the
present difficulty, but | am inform
ed that Bismarck has addressed 4
note to the German representative
in London, Informing him That the
imperial government desired to
acquire the. island of Heligoland,
and empowering him to make pro
POSITIONS to the British Government
for. the purchase of the island.
Earl Granville replied in sthe
same MANNER, saying England will
not part with Heligoland, and that
the British government could en-
terrain no proposition looking to
a cession ofthat island upon which
Bismarck again addressed the Brit
ish p government through Count
Bernstorf, tho German Ambassador
in London, declaring that the ac-
QUESTION of Hcligoland was ncces-
sary for the protection of tile Ger
man coast, reciting, rs an instance,
tho facilities for coasting and the
immunity from attack which the
French fleet enjoyed at Heligoland,
by which 1t was enabled to blockade
Hamburg, and paralyse the COM
MERGE OF the German coast. He
looked upon HeIigolhnd, on account
of its close proximity, rs q German
territory, and its possession by any
foreign power as standing men,
ace to Germany.
Earl Granville again replied that
England was only bound to consider
Der own interest that the wish of
the German government to acquire
Heligoland did not constitute her
right to it, as the island had never
been under German rule.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08
EsTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY.

REPORTED 10 mo Ms r'trnys 10y NJ Myers, JP.,
Precinct No. ., the following animals, viz:
On- BAY MARE, 10 years old, IL hands llish,
branir, ~.
One SuRREL MARE, II ycara old, branded Ii.
Onn BAY MARE, years old ~. fands high,
branded Pr, the last = turned.
one SUliKEL HORSE years old, 10 'ihnds high.
one white hin- foot.
One BAY HORSE, years old, BRANDED on 'rtt
shoulder &c with NJ beneath and On JnN, IL
hands high.
one LIGHT BAY HORSE, years old, Ii hands
high, saddle marks ON back, shod before.
REPORTED m esirays by ". j. lIalSeil, J. T.,
Precinct No. 1 -
One BAY MARE. 7 years old. branded om the left
shoulder PIP with "A underneath.
One BAY STUD COLT, branded on the left shout
d-rP.
ONE sORREL MARE, years old, branded on the
left shoulder, with colt.
One IRON GRAY HORSE, branded on the right
thigh 3.
sloi'acf AZ.
one JENNEf', 2year,. old.
one BLACK YEARLING JACK.
TAX EN- UP by N: J. Hustled aud cstrayei before
John y. Fertnt, j. p; Precinct MOL. Une SoRREL
HORSE pONf, about II, hands high. years old,
blaze face, glass eye, Drdudti y on right shoulder.
Valued at $50 Iil;Sl"
JOHN NJ. LAWS,
elk. b. C. ID. Co. Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

At the recent commencement OF
the Washingtoh-Lee University,
certificates of distinguished pro
ficients, were conferred upon stu
dents who completed with distinct
ion the entire course Of study in
any school or complete subject.
Among the distinguished ptofefehts
were several yoahg gentlemen from
Texas. Mr. r. J. Richey. took the
honors In Greek and modern Ian
guagcs. Mr.. S. r. Fisher in English
literature, moral philosophy and
history. This same young gentle
man received one Of the Robinson
prize medals. Messrs James b.
Stubs and w. L. Pratler were sue
cessful in the law departments
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

.Tt,ihsll r.uul n WesTirr'Y iggf-Hnrr, ~ ~
IIli.. l..IGi.t aIihr X o. tasl"H saith IT, lesl
it.llss sisir,u, la'i.', -nd sntA'l ln 'a'l
Vnis lth saldsy a. .s.k ~,
Mskiuafs u,ail, Il A4alnA 'a"P '''aea' gu
sandal Ia lull ,..,..,,
Iall.s ,iRuu, a Whit hprA' To- N'Ni.l % NHs
n,-,Tur Mi,,.Ua, a IHlisb tHrA, md suAias ~
n.,,', ,ir,nii, H.Ts,iils, 81 suulay n Augp,i
,i.iu,,iIis UTfniI, GainsHille, an Nun"a' ~ vs.
AlauIuri ssssluu Il h.siTi,l 49, s,,s ~ 's'''
,ili. =. t.t,,..riug Tlngsfsy, ere Nugra lski
". a. NnrSu, " ,liiug hiisT'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08
0ENERAL enlrllEhN DErnE

"TnE UNIVERSAL AEER. "-Oh Ry Jour
neys over the eontinent-thrchsh Turkey,
India, China, Japan, Peru, Chill, BrsIil,
Paraguay, aud Mexico, and I& United
states-in them all TO some eI,sh, aud In
some to q great extent, have found the
universal Aver represented by his family
medicines, which are often held in iabu-
lOus esteem. Whether they win their mar
velons reputation ny their cures, know
not, but know they have it to such de-
gree that !, frequently gave me Importance
to have ccmc from tho same country.-
TFiells Letters from Abroad.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

Inr snoNs Nsspi,T OF InE fEorlE -
TENAs-They Ts-afirm their 0pinion II
ls;O Is Awarding The GFoVeF b.keT
Maehise lhs First lremium for Tie Beet
Pamily Sewing Machine, az the 6ani
slais fairof 1871, = al six firss freaillas
Tor ns,l Machine Stitching, ,ieabls l.e
number awarded any other machine, -
NolWiihstshdlRs the greet efforts Of oar
competitors 10 iispaTage the PsTfeeIioh Of
our machines, the. paddle and the Fair
Associations Of Louisiana and Texas re-
peat their convictions NhsR opPoruHiiy
offers, Of THE SUPERIORITY OF our MACHINES
nv ms PURCHASE Ann AWAhp on Tht teA-
MIfTEEs. The sale u ,he uTOVeT hakeT
Machine Is greater In Mississippi, Alaha'
ma, Louisiana and Texas than that Of any
other, aud the awards received from lhe
Fair Associations a Ihase States ianhle
those Of all the other machines combined,
Was, more psNof can Se offer, for shat
We 50 Justly olalrn, namely thai the urlveT
4 BAser Is the Rest Family Sewing Ma
chine, and the fASorile Of the people OF ,he
South.
GENERAL SOUTHERN DEPOT,
ls2 Canal Street, New Orleans,
Another large lot Of these Machines just
received aud Tor sale by
KEATUS * JOHNSON,
mysOTi.iy. Agents, Dallas, Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

Igy. We have this wees been honOrei
by calls from the following gentlemen,
editors Of different papers in the Second
Congregational District Capt Lewis, OF
the Ia, Is Press q, \. bickorman, Lsl7
Of Tue sherman Courier Col J. {, baJhe'
Of the panger6cld Clarion L. NJ hehder'
son, E,c,. Of the sulphur Springs Gazette :
II. II. Sneed, ESQ., Of tho waSahaehie De-
moerat; ". T. Gass, ESQ, Of the Bonham
News; Chas. W. Grers, Esq, of the Den
ION Moritor; .rd John H. Bingham, ksqr
of the Mc,Iinaty Enquirer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

4 grand tournament was TO have
been held ut the fair grounds at
Richmond, Va, on the eth of July,
The gate money ia TO be appropri'
atcd to tho removal Of tho Conied.
crate dead ir6ih Gettysburg and
Arlington.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

Ed- BY an oversight last week, in the
notice returning thanks for Music furnish
ed at the slOsing exercises Of Prof Lam
drums EEamipatiob we omitted the name
Of DR.. A. A. Johnston to whom Prof. L.
Uisbes'us also 10 return thanks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

E&HWe had the pleasure of meeting,
during the present week, MIR. IL. p. Griffin,
Of Rockuall, whose notice in another col
umn will be seen. lie has an extensive
assortment Of goods to which he invites
the attention Of the citizens Of ROckwall
and vicinity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

The f,uTih Iuuhi Il QnsHrfN ''hl'''h'-' " Wv
pail.s nsiEirt tT ls5l .--
iL-ut a iguit. SATURDAY sHt Snuis', SEPT - ~
nrsaiur Mi.siuu. ,aiuulgA sHi Sunday, : ", . ~
t,.ir.,ilr tt,uii, saturday sal ,nhday' sept 10
s.,,p, Circuit. saiur's1 s'i SnH'H' ,srli = y
nsil., ,irruit. Saturday, Ngii go SUNDAY ~ l.
n,ii.. ,t.ti.b. -aIutIas aui iUtaN, nri' A !,
M,kiuuty tireuit sa'nilsy suuisN, N'', y 10
No. NulNi, tTrsiiing E.deT'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

Re- Dallas has bean full to ovcrfowing
this week of strangers from all parts OF the
Second Congress ional District. Besides
the regular delegates to the CcaTention to
The number Of about 1870, there were num-
her of gentlemen frcm tie various counties
IL the District who were lCokers-on.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08


Grace Greenwood has been look
ing at the heavens through. the tel
escope ofthe Washington Observa-
tory. In writing about her obser-
vations TO the Golden Age, she ex-
claims. with great appropriateness :
They are bigger and brighter
worlds than ours-those planets of
the first order. L wonder if they
are really higher and happier ?
Are there no red republicans in
Mars ?-no prize fighters in belted
Jupiter Pho whiskey rings III Sa.
turn ?-no Laura Fairs in Venus y
War makes thieves, and peace
hanps them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

p1r s. S. Jones, Esq oaers bis resi-
dsnce on Market street for sale. The pro-
perry comprises half block, a iOis) with
good dwelling and all necessary cOnvenisn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08
ssY-J, G. Mcconnell, Hardware merch-

tay-J. c. Mcconnell, Hardware merch-
ant, corner of Main and Market streets,
has this week received large addition to
his heretofore heavy stock of Hardware,
Stoves Iron, Shelf Goods, &C., aud asks a
all from his friends. His stock is now
complete and will be sold rs low ms the
loves, Give him a cali. [49:lt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

r1p Attention is called to the notice Of
ii. NJ. Morrow, who has placed his Carding
Machine in excellent order, with new cards
and everything to match. He will he pre-
pared to card wool by the 10th inst, and
salicits the patrrnage IF his friends.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

reofif you want IL good saddle horse,
or horse and buggy, you can find the same
ct Henry Ervay Il Co.'S stables, North
llast corner OF Commerce and Market
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08

Messrs. W. W. Ross u Bro, Of the Dali
las Nursery, seat TO our saneturn on Thurs
day last a lot of fine, large, ripe peaches
the largest we have seen this ycar-of the
following varieties, viz; Amelia, Crawiords
Early, And Chinese Ci!ngstone-all Of
them Fish and juicy. we are glad indeed
II Sc this Competition among our fruit
prnMers