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ryspcpsin-Pasicnt Cured Money Re
funded DR. T. NJ. SHARP'S CELEBRATED DYSPEPSiA
PILL Prscipal wholesale Office Central Medicine Depot.
437 street, Narick, and for sale by all dr'sss
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n. q. Wolfe e. Co.'s Brii Scinapp--A
john y. HENRY No College place
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t.-Uerrine's tsnieuf
CHAMPION SAFES,
21l broadway. cyclor MIrrty s.c,S
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TURKEY.
The Grand Vizier in Critical State.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HEnaLD.

CONsTANTINOPLE, Sept. ., 1871.
The condition OF the Grand vizier's health Is again
critical.
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SPAIN.
CacEst Rising Expected on the 10th Instant.
TELEGRAM TO TINE new YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Sept. 9. 1871.
Advlces from the French frontier state that the
Carists have been ordered to report to their lead
ers on the Sth inst, and to DC ready for rlsIng
against the government of King Amadeus on the
10th inst.
The New York herald., 1871-09-03

Diamonds ut Reduced, Prices.-(se0rGe e.
ALLEN, S4l Broadway, Fourteenth street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-03

New Departure Hats ne ABOUT ssan ,.s .%
usual prices; fall styles ready; >. saven on senNec"
dress Hats Largest stock ever offered al retail
The New York herald., 1871-09-03
DISASTER AT SEA.
Vessel Wrecked and All Oh Board Lost.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sep. ., 1911.
The Anna, bound 10 Copenhagen, has been
wrecked and all on board lost
The New York herald., 1871-09-03
IRELAND.

A Monster Demonstration in Favor Of the I'm
prisoned Fenians.
The New York herald., 1871-09-03

The Wilson shuttle Sewing Machinc-Tnc
bcst nd cheapest hs class machines in the world prco
from $40 to $IU0; easy payments salesroom oi
The New York herald., 1871-09-03

Trusscs, shoulder Braces and Surgirai Nrs
plances of every kind. Dr. 6Lo'E"' " N"" S"'V" ~"
Joining ucraio oflcc.
The New York herald., 1871-09-03

We should Not Suffer from ~ Cough, which
a feu, doses OF AYERS CHERRY PECroHAli WV cure.
ime, comfort health. are all saysa oy Va
The New York herald., 1871-09-03

The Autumn style Of Dscxs Hat TOR Gers
tlcmon is introduced to-day, Scpeme By RHopEs' s''
The New York herald., 1871-09-03

pcr.ous Needing n Sirictly Pure Stlmn> :
,,, for meo,cal use should try the CENTURY WHISTLES
h,h hayc stood the OF careful analysis, and are
voncbed for by physicians For sale by hts class
ss ,rocers an generally send Tor circular
-, ~, Sos ale r. depot I7C and i7b Chambers street
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Tailor and Habi, Maker.
~ Maddox street.
Bond street, West, London,
and
No. Rue Scribe. Paris.
X C. bers to announce that he has opened store 10
London at the above address.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

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sf he sp.ssial ssPsTiaFiiiss,
a. ils State 81 Texas aisss there a's
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20
Tile sealed Ca.ks,ienier Prince

AUTHEk ~ pEGt of hhlAtA'E"A'
ILoslaa CsrTssPahlsaI Chicago leuThsl
Much curiosity is being felt - 10
the edntanu Of certain easkol
which was presented by the late
Duke Of Wellington 10 his godson'
Prince Arthur. when he was twelve
wears old, thslriti lnjuolions that
Il should not be opened until his
twenty.irst birthday. The easket
was closely sealed, and has ever
since remained inviolated In the
custody OF tho Queen's bankers.
Prince Arthur will attain his ma.
Jority on the approaching LIST OF
May, when, it is understood, the
seal will be broken. Somebody Is
probably in the secret, but II SO, II
has never been divulgcd. As u
matter of course, in this betting
country, bets are high rs TO the ma
turc of its contents, and IL IL lair
and interesting subject OF curiosity
and speculation. ! suspect that
when the mysterious casket is
Opened, it will be found to contain
thu information that Prince Arthur
will lind subject TO his order at some
banking house n considerable sum
of money, which has been accumu-
lated duriIis the last twenty years.
But this is ONLY n guess, and one
guess is as good as another. You will
doubtless receive tho solution ofthc
mystery shortly hlldr this letter
reaches you.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

A GALLANT Ftanr-A report has
been received by Adjutant Gen. Da-
wilson from Captain Cox's company
of Frontier Forces that Sergeant IL
V. Parker, with elcvtn mtr, attack
ed thrty-fve Indians IN Palb Pinto
county on the 4th Of this month,
and after six hours fight, com
pletcly routed thent. Ten Indians
were killed, five of whom were
scalpod by the Rangers, and forty
horses which had been stolen in the
town Of Palo Pinto, were re-captur-
cd and returned TO their Legitimate
owners. In the engagement hve 81
Capt. Cox's company were wound
cd. The effective manner in which
Sergeant Parker handled his men
is deserving of great praise. Capt.
Cox reports the entire county over
run with Indians this moon.
Estate Journal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20
Inv and Order.

Tho Radicals arc always talking
about lawlessnoss and crime in
Texas. The world On that account
consider us us n people OF cut.throts
and robbers. Persons DESTROYS Of
immigrating to this State arc de-
TERED on that account. When they
come they imagine every bush to
be murderer, and look upon every
man as having his hand raised
against his fellow man. These
were our feelings when we first ar.
rived here. They I'D been formed
from these garblcd, one-sided and
slanderous reports. We have been
in tho State now several years. 1t
has been our fortune to visit almost
every county in central Texas, and
not in single instance have we
been threat ened, harmed or inter
rupted. We have always been
treated with that frank candid
courtesy and hospitality for which
the people of Texas stand preemi
nent and without scarcely n solitary
exception, the people breathe good
will and anxious solicitude for peace
and order. We don't deny that
crimes of grave and heninous ma
ture are committed, but they are
committed everywhere, and will be
until time is no more. From the
DAYS of Cain murders deep and dark
have been perpetrated. The dock
cts of every State show robbcries,
assaults, thefts and rapes.
Instead of being that terrible set
we are represented, Texas can show
as clean docket as any State IN
the Uuion. Thefts, unless it be OF
horses and cattle, IRE rare, and rape
and those crimes which show an
abandoned state of morals are al :
most unknown.
The Police have made eighteen
hundred arrests, some of which, 1T
is true, are serious, but.the majority
are petty and insignificant. Let
them be published and heralded
abroad, as they are with US. and ev-
cry State will show larger cata-
losue. Let those of New York,
Pennsylvania and every State east
of the Mississippi BIO given to the
world, and ours will dwindlc into
nothing. The bona fide citizen of
Texas wants law and order. and
will do his utmost to preserve it. He
knows the importance of maintain
ing it and has a warm appreciation
of it, Bolton Journal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20


IlsN.a Iuss Faisli. ~ itsrs
fsF. Effa.f raf 1sins D. iollsainf
szin1i. a. ialsi In staring saPiais.
ani disii iaticl proinlnsaiiY aisoa1
thr lis tolun.us ofits editorial pass.
50 ihsi AZ ahe run over iis roismns
may h ils
A asIlstiy have a. Foei means
al iniormaiion - most psIsoIs Ia
nsari a. n hat j. called tbs ha,
kaN. snd ana prrieeiiy salisnesi
ihai iho ihins Is srsaiiY 0teresr-
mated ani h iho ka hlak bills
were kept oul ~ Congress and the
army kept al their legitimate da-
Ties, there are enough good and sras
men ia an S0alhern States "a pat
down all ku-k lax o. other lands
IL mnrierorS. "-CeneTal sherman,
This Is . eentro shot Al kadisal-
ism seherally. and rather blanis
sOld,etlike rebnke Of his old cam
pani0n -in-arms, Grant and even
lourhes his own brother lohn, one
Of the Ohio senators la Congress
and one 0fihe chief engeneers "i
the Unconstitutional Legislation that
disgfaoel the late session Of Con
grsss, Hut Gen. sherman greatly
qualities this position Ia a suessse-
qaent speech, in which he il repre-
.enled as having spoken in response
a. toast by tho Union League
Club Of New Orleans as IolloNs'
"Mr. President; | am not much
ola speaker. Ny ierls is action
not speaking. | do not wish nay
remarks this eveniiig 10 be reported
/ 10 tho newspapers, for J SEQ that
what | said on tho occasion OF an
other reception extended TO me
since my arrival, has been entirely
mlsrcprcsented. aud am credited
with words | did not utter at NIL
Therefore. hope there arc no 70,
p0rters here tn serve the present
interview as they served the other
b. which | have alluded.
"My duty rs commander of the
army Of the country keeps me EN-
ployed in military matters, and by
that employment may be enabled
To assist the nation in its civil and
political interests, but do not wish
TO DO considered politician. ]
strive. rs we'll as | can, TO do what
my official duty compels, and in do
ing that find myself amply occu'
pied. ] do not sock any evil po-
sition whatever, and do not wish 10
b" suspected of doing so. Indeed,
| should positively decline any Of
fer of civil or political position
| | mean TO devote my whole time in
the future to the military art. not
with tho view of destroying, but as
means of promoting the good oil
all. oven the lowest classes of Out
citizens.
So Gen. Sherman may properly
be said to be hanging on both sides
of the fence and cutting no very
graceful figure upon either.
[The Crisis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

When, after the election of Lin
coin, Seward boosted in the Senate
that the Mongrel party would "now
take possession of the citidcl," Sen
ator Hammond, of South Carolina,
replied as follows:
1.-The democratic party surrender
the country without stain upon
her honor, boundless in her pros
perity, incalculable in her strength
We have kept the government con-
sentative TO the great purpose OF
government.
We have placed her and kept her
upon the Constitution and that, SIR,
has been the cause Of your peace
and prosperity. Time will show
you what you will make her: bat
no time can diminish our glory, or
your responsibility"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20
"Fon EvEnYBopY."-we have received

nFon I've have received
the first number Of n new monthly, bearing
the above quaint title, and do not hesitate
to pronounce it fine specimen of news
paper typography. 1t is an illustrated
paper, the engravings being of the finest
order and the subjects that will, for the
most part, have q lasting value. In addi-
ton to large amount Of other original
and selected liter, itcontains humorous
poem, entitled g Our Civil Service writ
ten expressly for the new paper by Matilda
Fletcher, so we'll known throughout the
West as n lccturcss, and one Of the edito-
rial staff of the Des Moines Daily Register.
The illustrations accompanying the poem
are by Stephens, late of Punchinello and
Mrs. Grumpy, and are in his hsppiest vein.
The publisher wishes to obtain the largest
circulation OF any monthly in the country,
and the plan he has adopted must certainly
accomplish it, for he offers prizes direct to
subscribers of such magnitude and on such
plan that, if they were not fully guaran-
teed by highly responsible houses, would
seem Incredible. Sample copies, contain
ing full particulars, will be sent on receipt
of fifteen cents. Address Henry II. Sage,
publisher, 20 Allen street, Buffalo, n. Y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20
,,ssl.lsvga ''ssa sssass.

NshoTl iLai oar rrrsrni eEfal
lsni iammissiontre ~ lmmigTai 81.
siiis - ~ fsro szsinst ihs sssI =.
tani rharzes n che ralfla'is N
ilrrs ~ in % siais 90
mstusHuy rslaiioa q ii,s f.re 4
immiefanis ~ AZ "a knqeE a d
n Is tims tat ihk hst eessfsi.
While ihe people are struggling o.
indnfe immisraii,n, iho raiinals-
ihose gigantic monopoiists, are pro
hiing Ia our lal5T and hindcrins
lie rssall. Ihsy charge fail nisi
riass fare, unheari II eNleTiion, and
0ne lhss aoali n0l h. permitted in
SnY ether State. Ne call hir lie
al,ais ia lhis. sareiy there Is some
neans by which il ean he aooom-
piishel, Ne know hat the m0n-
0polisis have their yoke, and Z Is
not a light one uPon oar nsbk, bat,
perhaps. Il is not yel quite looked
nor l. il 50 security Fastened bnl
that Nc May asseTt our inaepen-
denes OF the railroad ekl0glioners-
la ls5S AeW York enacted a Law
inlng $3.50 all who should sell any
immigrant a railroad ticket al a
greater charge than oHs anl 4 quar-
Tor per cent, per milo, Ibis was
honest, Inst and right II such =
law should be declared unoonsiilu,
llonal, let a proylsS Of like sharae-
Ter be made the condition OF any
special legislation asked for. This
is constitutional and will meet the
case exAelly.-fGalVesl0n News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

A Chinese laundryman at Kan
sas City has got an editor there,
who is u bachelor, down on him.
Tho editor had his washing return
ed to him rs follows: "They sent
home with our washing yesterday
a thing that branches off in two
WAYS a little below tho top, like II
railroad junction, and has quicker
cd frills edged with letting on
each end of tile divide. We don't
know what it is, and we're a poor,
friendloss man, with only our vir-
tue, and none bht Williams would
seek to injufo that"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

Tho Ku Klux must be the kind
est, and most peacefully disposed
people in Texas. The radicai pa
pers have abused them without
mercy for the last twelve months,
and not one of them has even had
their nose pulled by them.
In order to arrest one or two out
laws Davis Furnishes a whole coun,
ty. Ifthis is justice, it is radical
Justice, and wholly unknown to all
systems Of governments, who look
TO the happiness and prosperity OF
the whole people. We cannot see
the justice in Furnishing 1000 inno-
cent citizens, for the misdeeds OF
one or two outlaws.
TCIeburne Chronicle.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20
MARRIED.

A. he residence u The brides falhsF, IN
I.sa5as,sT, Dallas souHly, 90 the ltih l.s,,
IL GiisF lkals JAooss. Me-, A, X LIND
sin 10 Miss ANNIE A, PORTER Al.e
a, an, .ams iias sad place, Mr., q, II,
uAlCONDis MissfANAiEM, PORTER,
bin Daughters Of Mr. J. foAEfH, q The
above issn.
Missouri Rspablieah, please cory
Most sincerely nc trust The happy sea'
pc, may ssley all the s0nsSsiAl felicity
,.sy can possibly contemplate.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

B6s- The democrats Of Collin county
will meet in Mckinney for the purpose oil
selecting delegates 10 the Congressional
Convention TO be held here on tbs 4th Of
July next and for the further purpose Of
more thoroughly recognizing the demo-
cratic party in Collin county.
The Mckinney Enquirer says, "Tbe en-
tire wheat crcp Of this entire section has
been more or less injured by the rust
This reminds US that one Of our best far.
mers on the West side Of the river, in this
county, informed Ne last week that the
wheat Bird-tl.st pest Of the wheat CROP
which has not visited This region in a nun
Der Of making sad havoc among
the fslds in bis nsighborhood. May far
mers would not nsfs busbsl.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

BY The Mobile Register speaking OF
the passage through that city IF Gen. W.T..
Sherman, OH his way to Texas, and the
perfect poliicncss of which he was the re-
citicht--thc snme that was extended to
Sergeant Bates, when he marched on foot
and alone With the United States flag in
his hand from Yicksburg 10 Washington
says:
"And this reminds us that Sergeant
Bates has just published letter in Nor
theru paper on the subject of that march of
his. lie says that the only obstacles he
encountered were from carpet baggers'
aud negroes, instigated by them, their OBJ.
iect being to make his enterprise failure
and to throw the blame OH the Southern
peple. To effect this he was mennced with
threats of personal violence and was
| sought to be bribed TO give up his trip.
He makes the startling statement that in
North Carolina be was offered ten thou
sand dollars to give up his tramp, and he
ascribes the offer to Gov. Holden, OF that
State. If Gen. Sherman, or any other
I Northern man is a. all in danger OF the
! South, it is from Radical scoundrels who
would not hesitate to MAIN or kill them, 1t
they could fix the crime on the kukluxi
and thereby make sdrie lying party CAPT
taLr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

co.
Itt rHi.H aaf Eel taHs.itri
ani iusi
Gnrts t'aushirr 90 ihfn farrl
fl.ifutf ~ teen Nrf'inai ns
o. t4nsnsul slsakur \ ins iAgs
n ,aitr safiair i.san, = ! M
liams. tanip ani Mtf a. ssFa
uo,airaiui ffans ani Nrf.ean
aiiAirrr ihc latter tsY ~ D 49,
49, q GO I'd. na,a0 y isrl vilh iho
d.nen al to-day i'sssiua hal lei
tiei siuriiY if'a sirangg pna'Hai-
ils. o. "a aii have n,slr II ihrn,
siurisir Mas rioflr.l ~ skrr, hY ~
a. ~. &c lhcn l,.nl, Che chair, inl-
msdialviy anrr Whkh the II ins''
Aiiyauny,l uulil ps-morroN mora
i,g,
Tho Senators Nere - much IA
leruslu,l la lhr ilunso proceedings
that they adlsarnoi without dol"s
anything,
lhis DAYS pncesSllngs arc the
nesull oI ihr canrns mvVlins 81 iasl
nislt. R,scauso these men Woul'l
nnl bind themselves a. abide the
drrision 1T party eancuses they
wens r'ai uui of the oaueus, via
Srnalors ilvrlEborg, Hal, lawson
lloll, and representatives Evans
Robertson, McKee,, ihanks, Eapp
Hartman. rrissiuk and Grolhaus
"a lnr a. can learn. lhe election
question: WAS not debated by lasi
nights caucus,
Those voting fm The removal o.
Evans will pot vote sgAinst elec
lion in any great nnRl-cr.
There will be u meeting othemo
Gratis ant Others iavering an olec'
ton this fall ia the capitol base
ment tonight
The radicals of both iioascs ar
juhilanl to-day. Perhaps they thinl
they are cat ., the woods, but Tier,
is possibility of mistake.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

A new Peabody has arisen IN
England. with the difference that
be has not at present revealed his
name. Some time ago gentle
man stated that be was prepared
to expend sl50,Ooo in The erection
Of q Iunasie asylum for the benefit
Of the lower middle class. He y
now proceeding 70 carry out That
purposc. and has publicly Intirnat-
ed that be is prepared 10 devote 70
public and useful purposes a sum
equal 10 that given BY Mr.. Pea
body, - soon a. be can satisfy him
self a. 70 the best means Of e8ectng
this 80 - 70 do the greatest pubic
good.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

We are constantly rejecting advertise
menis sent us by advertising agents who
offer us only nominal price for their in.
sertion. These same advertisements we
see in large number Of our exchange s.,
evidently used only to fill up with, and
make show of patronage. 1t is time our
Southern newspapers we're exhibiting n
little decent sclf-respect for the intelli-
gence of their readers and hume patrons,
by refusing such trash admittance to their
columns. Better leave the space blank
with notice ITO Let" or fill up with a
good Psalm----say the 1873, as suggested
by a jealous member of the ancient fra
ternity. II this is too short, the 10th
will perhaps answer the purpose.
Home Advocate.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20
nss.Tbe sherman Courier, some week

pSy-The Sherman Courier, some weeks
ago, stated that only name railroad TO
citizen Of Dallas and forthwith meeting
was called to discuss the subject. Wewerc
forcibly reminded of this on Tuesday last,
when it was proposed in the morning to
have n railroad meeting to discuss what
action should DO taken in relation TO the
route of the Southern Pacific Road. On
the same afternoon meeting was held at
tho courthouse, at which Col. John c. Nc
Coy Was called to the chair, and 7. q. I.
Kendall acted MS Secretary. The meeting
was addressed by Judge N. NJ. Burfonli
Col. Mccoy, j. X. X. Record, and Others
when, on motion Of Judge Durford, COM
mittee of seven were appointed to cores
pond with the officers of the Texas Pacifc
Road us to tho route of that road. The
committee is composed as follows: Col. j
C. Mccoy, Judge N. NJ. Bhrford, j. X. p
Record, Prof. W. II. Scales, Maj. j. I. Ault
John II. Bryan, Esq, and DR.. j. W.
Haynes.
After which, on moiionj The meeting adj
journed to meet GU a call Of the chairman.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

pn- A hrs occurred Al Dryaa, BRACES
county, Texas, on the hisA' Of the io'A
last. which sonsansi property 10 the value
u abosi $4,000, very snail aneah' Of
whieA sas covered by Insurance. The fol-
lusipg persons were the sanss"'-h' NJ
ThSuiss, druggist y. La'i@, dry seed' :
Keller A Calm, dry goOdsi A. CorTeNAn'
walshspahsti d. NJ. pAnshy, dry goods H.
Weld, dry goods II. Cook, salooai hoe'-
Branilsy, sesihg taaehlHss' II. LnmPkin'
hardWarei 5. fosd, baker Mrs Kate
I.nmpkin, millinery Sanger bros7 dry
goods Bonneville, dry gcOdsi \. Il. VIII
son, dry goods cOr,e's ie.isaran'.
while the above fire va, ourhisg, ano'
Their occurred on the track 81 the Central
Railroad, des iroying 4 car loaded with
cotton bales, about twenty Of which were
partially destroyed before the hte was
eIiinguished.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

From Col. Leeper who has but recently
returned from Fort Sill, we learn that
Indian affairs are In the very worst pos
sibe condition.--Ihe Indians openly boast
of their depredatioAs upon the white peo-
pie and worst of all, the troops are for
hidden to punish them. The Indian Policy
of the general government is sufficient to
condemn the administration for all time
to come in the estimation of nil right think
ing men.
Grants Indian policy will be a heavy
lond for h i'm to carry, should he be can
ddate for reelection.
fisherman Courier, i2th
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

DEATH OF Dr.. ADoLrHE GoUSAH.-Ihe
Sherman Courier of last Saturday learns
that DIR. A. Gounah, Of Pilot Point, Denton
county, died at Springfield, Mo-, recently,
from the effects Of u wound received III at
tempting to get on railroad car while in
motion. The Doctor Was formerly and for
a number Of years a resident Of this city,
and will be we'll remembered by oil our
old citizens.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

LIvERrooI, May IL.
Noox.-Cotfon active and tending M
ward. Uplands "A 10 I'd; Orleads q %
I'D; sales Il, 600 70 1900 bales.
NEw YoRK, May II.
Gold 11ls. Cotton strong Ordl1ary
,11cs Coed ordinary I4c; Low Middling
Isle. Niddling 16cs Middling Al1bsmas
lsie- and Mi5dling Orleans l6le-
Nsw OKbEsss, My Is.
Cold 1lIi. Costoa active. ndvancsd %
a. Good Ordinart 1gl 20 lzte- Low Mid
ding lit % i5ic; Niddling l5l 70 Die
GaIvrsToS. Nay a
esH vi; csnss, Ordinary III
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

A man IN Illinois is reported TO
be very angry because the publish
ed notice OF his marriage happened
70 copclude with-HFureral NJ his
late residence on Tuestx5 at 2,
P.N"