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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26

King Amadeus Of Spain Ii described 90 tall,
thin dark with irregular ssseures With forehead high
bus arro sooA dafh eyes longsh nose not classical
FathGr nronIiI9at m0ath end amah blapbtsh beard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26

pansion eastward All hcr federatstc experimental have
hitherto failed. whatever abe has triod 70 do TOR
las inca with such Jealous opposition fross
the ethers thhe Bhe HIS . beeR fam % undo wAG
she had done. Her German possessions also
cause her endless anxiety and trouble, but
without Ilesa provinces AuB ga would lose dl e4m 70
teconmdered treat Power, II she do NOT receive an
Equivalent in Turkey The German Cabinet OF course,
Will have NO objection to such an arrangement Pro
test m only como from st. Petersburg luis noecMortnY
seo how eager tie German beWtpapefs have peen 70
stat that all tbose Esehl GasteD, and
Of crSWneA beada were nst direetod sgens s
very eagerness and haste 10 root out e
not e1ist Hseif ts euspicuut. With Austris VIC MoIe
wont live pretty friendly terms and the Gefmn
St PsteybWyT 6nsette ues 20 far % 20 rail- tussa
our NATURAL ally. How could We have thopent sus
pccg "our natural aiy te WHOM, We have nut lssey
done mach unseln w service, OF trAmeAl intonels
toward onrselyesi Bn! setting aslde Al geFsSna s
eut As long q Prussia asknovledeed eur supremacy
there gas 20 chAnce q collision Bnt pew fss
question Of ne day, there has sprung DIP D com:
merciAi sntagonam between q the Rnsslea and
p rrss:ins SAs S1r Sa the ssna n
frontiers. Such state Of sirs has rendered dylic
relations between the nsighbors rather awkward With
out douht little vtsden. moderation, and mpartiaty
might entirely remove any threatened dapger o. collation.
the eonqueros Of Sedan have already proved 70 the
world what they und1stand by mooesston One cannet
but notice the predominant Idea the banks OF tbe
Spree that Germany has already got al abe out OF
Ruesa, and tht therefore there 10 Whatever
10 coqlette any longer with her Eastern neighbors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26
PROJECTS OF THE COTTON BONDHOLDERs.
Tho London Standard of Oct. 10 publishe

The London STANDARD OF Oct. 10 publishes
letter from correspondent who signs himself ". H.,
urging the Conederate1cotton bondhoIaers TO send in
their claims for prosecution before the Washington Com
mission The letter closes as folows:
Whenever an arrangement Ia made for these cotton
bonds the United States will have very powerful body
of British Subjects who hold aloof TO Invest In their
securities, and suggestion has been thrown out which
will be well received In the United States vis that In
lieu OF claiming cotton ut 3D. per pound, the principal
and interest OF the bonds should be capitalized and
stock bearing per cent in gold should be issued This
would be the Of enabling the United States TO IN
troduce their and u per cent gold bonds In England
ed and thus amount OF Interest be saved TO
the United States.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-11-30
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
AT ONCE.

Wherever the Poke Roo grows, 1t has local
reputa In ~ curing Rheumatism. and rs Blood
Further. IN tins spring The early shoots are used
~ many people for g greens, because Of their
heaitb giving qualities with al THIS local rep
utat on, aud the raise ON time t. time Of cell
ebratcd Physicians who have 4 -ted It's med al
powers it has been neglected by the profession
81 large, as much ihi ough want 81 a proper APP
probation Of It's merits as know ledge OF the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-11-30
G Il, TAYLOR,
Commissioner Of Deeds.

The AARON Piano is the cheapest, most DIR
able, IeaSt compii"ated, requires less Tuning
and ioes not get ont of order, il is
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-11-30

Ail',H lrhse o. 'hs
proper Wy
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"'g.il'!i Use USE. pr.
49, 49,. ''.i, ~
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f"'',S " yiitlIe
V'iit 'oth ! e uu'ies
" VI, JitHNLon
e'ih u . nes
.He 'aisesl pIHc'
t,Ce VI any Ply
M IN ~ 7cu'h
SIii , ~" u IT., a .
NV 'es ,'I WIG
~ ~ n'|,' D.',
4 '''i' ''s9 VI ose
iN''VS y. uu''ls 'li9
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u v "a / u siy
P'oh"l'iIceS " ~
ha I've more rem merit
~, nis' a. ! e. ae
Ihl'i,'s On . ue-
,"'rt 'I tiIl,
". VI 'ise "'"J g ~
th is. any anu NJ.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-11-30

JuLrs NEUuARDr, RonERr RIEGER,
lIhNKy MILLER, CHARLES SoLDwEpEL,
AUGusr GRCENEBERG, RogkRr MoENNEG,
q. c MANNER, CfprfatoT ord Pate,dee Of
lie .ir.cn Piano fbrts
Sworn before me this 22d day Of July 1883
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-11-30
if,id vii Of Superiority
OVER ALL.
The First Strictly Impartial Trial
ever had.
BLIND FOLD TRIALS AGAINST
Setnway's Chickering's, and other
Pianos

w, ,he r,dors;,rod mat, Oob that a,
Tho inn. or ,ha'l,s, E,r of M. An,erieop
y,v,t,,,a in N.w WI i'm. ,a;atnl, fnI-
.ln,,i ,b E.1o5 E,nos;t;o,, i, PIT, y,.,
Pian"x made by steiamng d. Sons. one P,a,,o
h, lhckerin, d Sons. one Patent triton Pi-
qno, made by q Manner, aud several
other makers Instruments were tried against
each other by order ana under control ct
Piano on exhibition IN competition should
rt'cel'e the f9rSt trem'ein as NE os"
Square Pd"o R"or" : 10 obtain an I'M :
VIZ ,,n, ".,e ~ " s",' p; ,a"o' a not he
Tx ~ f. o' (I,,;,, a." aG
se,ce OF the Judges and trjce did they se-
n ,,,.,,,.,,;a hotI n,,,es nrorcd ~ h, The.
sa,d. T,,tent IEI0V pano AWARDING il " the
l,.t ~ e,',, ,o"' y p',,o L,o',, n me,,
INK t.;aJ ,,,s ,t,e,, N, rLer;,,, g. So,s, p;-
,,a ia ",,iyoat ho Jo,-;o, IF U,nn,. a,,}
N"@n5 and Sfe'','"g d Sans, the Med| tfo"
INV ann vo,IENu, s-ER p,of ,e u,x;c
u,s;.I Di,entor and Originator of tho
NJ, I'D and R.,,Lly,, conserv,tories ot
Music,
| CHARLES FRADEl, the eminent and IA
vo'ite Composer and Flanist 20 MS hoyo'
Eisennch.
fRE )ENitk X. bkANDltS, Professor on
Mas'ci Teacher OF tue hiFher schooi o'
A. D. DESEnANx, orsnnis, a, Cathedral,
'' ''S! '''9 | '1o.s', &C.
JrL1rs NEruARDr, RonERr RIEGFR. ..
a arG~s Carr, Gorr%ypree Rnnssr vorSlFG.
a. G Manner, li'."f*to" ard P'''e'"ee Of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-11-30

MILLIONS Rear re-iimony 10 their
oudcrfut Curative Effects.
Vinegar Bitrcrs vile Fancy
Drink, Mads Of roor Ram, Whi-itey,
Pronf spirits mud tkcTuse Liquors. doc
tored, spieed aud Fwee'ened 10 please the taste.
called Tontca " hppe,ihcrs.' Rcsi0rers. DC.
that lead the ;ppier on to draDkPnneas ana ruin,
but are a true Meiieins, made from the Native
Roots and Hefbs Of California, free from all
aicofoIic SiimuinHts. They arc the
GREAT BLOOD ptRIPIER aud A
tiFE GiyiNt! PRINCIPLE. = perfect
Reno yator and lttysoraioT OF the system, earr'
ing oG al poisonous matter md restoring the blooi
to n healthy condition. No person tab" thee
Bttprz according 10 directions aud ROMAN long
unwcIi. provided their homes are not deHir ryei
by miucrni poison or other means, and The vital
orR1ns wasted hes opd the point Of rrpar,
They nrc IA Gentle PmrEniivc ~ well
p-n Tonic, possessing, DIso.ih0 peculiar merit e
Of acting ~ rowerfo asent IA relieving ConseE-
tiun Of inaa,anatiou u lha Liver, aud tuf al the
yiacrrai Organs.
ron FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
10 young old married or stugi" at the dawn Of
votnaniooi al the tuin of life, these Tonic BIZ
tiers have no equal.
For IntinnmDiory mud Chronic Rhen-
ntnti-n aud Cont, Dy~pep-in Or in-
dipraiion, Bilious. sRr,mittrnt nnd
intermittent Fescrs, Diseases of III.
Blood. Liver. Il Kidneys nud Bindhrr,
these Eiticrs Ii sc bern most 'ncccssrnl ~urh
Discusses are caustd by yiiinird Hood.
which is senoudy produced by dorunZemeat o.
the Digestive urUnus.
DYSPEPSIA OK INDIEE~TION.
Hentacie, tt,tp in lho hoHlle j., Coughs Tight.
ness ~ the Chest, Dizziness. SouF Encratious Ut
the stomach. Bad Ta-to IN rbc }tpnth Ejhuas
Attooks lalli'ot oo oftbc Hear, Iohmtmntt not
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

f Ha.n.1Ifa HHffI Il
Fraf tiIIf Nff 81 HafN hH
F.fia.iI Ifatf Al NIl o. 90 n
i L. &c a.ii 81 aafIlftf F.it n o.
r.r4 asfsra fia-i fltrHrf o. ffif 4
nfataisl W asiis b o. ~ ifsai ma
nrf1
~ tsrs4.i.si asa I ftisaiis "a
al ssas 10 ats lfs al ~ - tfi' Cal
ns rislissrs - sAssF 81 nss Fiii ssn-
Tisin,
naisiii Pslslsss 10 4 a. o. F.ia,
s. rs,lf ~ o. 40 H.li vale ne fifrs's
Asi sss' l. gasI i.ilsFs sai nag % he
sFrl
Iis iius itsi "a Easis - isisisg ani
ffihkinE
ain ..s.isss ale r.isli sli saFs pa
fisR siukias
Iais lsliails fflae !ea san Ness WA
great ease
Aal "a il lsgsiAsT sasnsEsT ysa please
Ufa e. !. yssT tel aai Tesi Al ysar ease
ani ihiss q yssr Race, All hss Ysa sW
pleased,
Year Isssni Is As ssTs As tie hair "a ysaE
Ala ysar sanLss sai ssisltsrs viii
IFsiss yea shsa dssi, 80,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

pei al sfr'sf
Na.a lrH fslff e. sf.
"a tsis frfir Gee tIif 'af faf
.s.l .fIffrn iairi taitsrHl.if
sltnnifi FaL rritta ihif = A. in-
fi-s.s fttfar fiiilr'sl lrailfr hefifr,
iaisais rilii.i ssiiiuf tlsi isissr
tsrl Filsr ssl o. His,ais hsssssi'
s1siilnis rii hsrFfs BE- 10 s'ii - i.'-'-
nrs Itf Fifsni nuHlsf es.isiH' a.
psriifrlsr saausutsiiaa 81 ihs I~sfif
itli b. Its il.s frsi ifsat Ne al saT-
Taisi ihai az riiisT - ihs ipisii tt.efF
"a 81 arprsFr n uush iAsihsl lisa i'ss
b. ihs nsEis siniaisiraiisa- tai . sss.-
ssfsa iisi We ssIs nisislsa- Hes y /" 7
l,.as AS luisili gsassF fsFsi ias saiii'is sai
yoliss laws ihs sshssl bi.i, sHi -si''ei
TsF-ia'isus tis hsssg taxes AL its s'ss-
lisa sIlsTsl No sAsa2 liis - sees AsW
osr nsighisr sisaas "a thrss qnfsiieHs-
ii.sy an q siial iasTfsi - iAs Issfs-
nsFs - thsn lasal iislass sHa saHs p
igloTsi,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Exhuberent Health

4. a liss.inF yoaehsAfsi 90 lsw. f'sh thess sha
have brea iAycr~i ny nAiuFe with stFong oonsliia
tlous aud Vigorous francs are AIT O. neglect The
precautions s~e-s.sr, 10 preserve these precious
smgats. tnirssl, a. 4 Tuls, the mon healthy
.nd fobusi nan q. the HoFe liberties he is In
eiinri 60 take With bis oan physiquo. u IL Sums
consolAtloa 90 the naturally aud feeble 20 kne~
that they eau be 80 inylgofalsd and buit ~, BY =
proper u.e Of tho means which science has PLACED
at their disposal, a. % have much better chance
Of long llf- aud exemptions IRON dlsrase aud pain,
than the nost athletic ~ their ko~s who afe fool.
ish enough suppose themselves invulnrrable, aud
act accordingly.
II l. not too much 10 say that more than half the
people of the civilized world need hn oeeAsicnal
ianlc, TO enable ikem 10 support the ririn upon
their bode, aud minds, which the last lt Of ihis
rrsiloss age occasions. In hct pure, Wholesome,
unexeltlng ton e l. the grand drsiicration Of the
busy mliihs and they have the article In llostci'
ior's stomache nlticrs, II IL siAminal medicine,
, 10 lm..ris permanent strength 20 weak syslom,,
nndinyisurars Il, iitsic contributions. Its rcpnia.
ton and its slcs have steadily inctchsed.' Compct'
eiiye preparations have becu introduced dd WRali,
aud ~ Ear as the public Il ca nterned, al RaHs,nA,
ia the hupe Of rValing al but they have all oiihe
pershe In tho attempt, been lett far In the rear
II has ben tho great medical sncces Of tho present
century, and II IL quite certain that no proprietary
medicine n this country Ia as widely known, or as
generally used.
Ten lightning presses, running iuccssantly tsun.
days eXoepted) the whole year through barely sup.
plv the demand for tie Illustrated Almanac, IN
which the nature aud Of tho preparation are
sut iurih, tue circulation now being over eight
millions year
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
PrI,ate setuol.

The Fourth Annual Session o. Dallas
FrnALE DESTITUTE, as heretofore publish
ed, will begin Monday next, ihlh Of sept
Ia the Masonic Hall. The building has
been thoroughly repaired, aud il noW sup
piled with comfortable seats above aud DO
low,
We 10 net propose TO teach "Pnblle
Free School" but a "FrirGl" School. We
shall continue, as heretofore, such modes
Of discipline aud instruction, and such Text
Books, as We approve, and as stand sane
toned by our best schools and educators.
Whilst We cordially welcome our cd pn-
pills to theft places among rs, We hope to
greet quite number Of new Aeeession..
w. IL. SCALES.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

Coue ere aal al MA vast IA naks
neusF fast anl easy, Aai yea nas' he
up ani ioins before The Psisasss leaves
,swn. anl al as ", l.. Mii.hsll stephen
II. Miller T. King IayisF, q, T. QaissHha'
~ ahl sons oihsrs have dsnsi ParehAss
taaniiss u the i'aiisaise- faF ready Iaads
fsaclus, aud rights ia Dallas eeaaiy, sali
uton +. Kiny Taylor la Kills eeaaly apen
VI /. Miiehslli 10 Graysoh and 1ohnson
osunliss, upaa stephen n, Miller In col-
Tia equally, C.. v, QaissAbaTyi they sash
hasine purchased those eouniies Of the
Palsntss. say DO Hel delay II you wish
10 naks neasy, ha, VI uPoa the falsA'
Tee Al the City llois,, lad secure some ter
TitOTY az Onee.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16


Last Wednesday, re we're blessed with
a dne shower. Which has laid the dust In
our city, aud made every thing look cheer
ful, hut wo need more. Thankful FOR
small favors, we would be thankful for
larger ones. A good long soaking rain Is
needed for this. section aud no mistake
The irSmty-lOOks like canal. but u has
bot beer dried up like the Colorado 'Had
BrnIos. We remember, during tho war.
crossing the Brazos at Waco without wet.
ting the stage wheels, and the Austin pa
pers lately talked of walking over or
Jumping over the Colorado. While the
Trinity can produce alligators eleven or
Twelve feet long, you may be sure there
Is some wafer LEFT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

We desire local information from al
sources, as We intend to give all local oc
currences which are worth noticing and
fit for the public eye. There are many
things of private and personal nature
that many news papers are in the habit Of
publishing, which, in our judgement, never
ought to be paraded before the world
Every thing of a proper character, ofsuf-
fcient public interest, will be given in the
HERALD, but VIC shalt not draw on our i'm
aginaton for local items or in haste pub
lish one week What we may have to
tIa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

We arc requested TO state that the lndie
arc respectfully invited to attend the Dem
ocratic Meeting to b. held al Taught
Store, in the South East portion of ihi
county, on Saturday, the 18Th inst, Q
course, the Democracy always like to hav'
the ladies present al their gatherings, TIM
they may be prepared to teach their chill
dren the sound principles Of the democrat
10 fniih. They want them to understnnt
politics, but not to become raniing, roaring
stump.ep,nkers, and unsex themselves
like some Of the Northern women. judge
Good and other hno speakers will be there
ana first rate time may be expected.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
Eeglstration.

RrthsPliis-ess u lanss Beatty hsl7
R,sisitar Or ihis ssaa'y, We lsaFa 'hs'
IL, numasrIsfiAess HsWly Ns'slsFsi ~
pl ssiosk yesterday, vas ga. iss aan'
lsr fs,usrly registered vas lIiA We
rrs.aus tbs Sea rsgis'FAiieA will Fs-si
Al least zoo, Asia eihsF seaH'iss, car
esaasry people are in Tbs habit Of se@'ss
% ieus ca Saturdays aud DO aeabi lAsFs
while ..-uy registered ieAsy, Assin
uss asassily sssFsAl every HsH 10 register
ass day which he sahHo. set aside, ia
shark " patriotism glows Slihlh his eos'
om. Oar oaly geasly for sIlsliHg evils i'
lie ballot box.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

We are informed that Gov. Davis, In his
farewell talk and shaking hands with his
colored friends at Capt Rays near this
place, told them that the taxes NOW were
no greater than before tho war, and II the
officers collected more, it was their fault
and they were cheating the negroes. This
is pretty way ofthrowing off his own
shoulders the olium ofoppressive taxation.
His officials will be under much obligation
to him. They "owe him one " sure. No
wonder Edmund, the Stumpist, wants no
white man TO reply to him when he ad-
dresses the blacks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
Radical Rlena4er.

Quite an excitement was gotten up IN
our usually quiet burg, the other day, by
the advent of monstrons alligator at the
tail ola wagon, drawn BY stout yoke OF
oxen. 1t was soon sure undcd by crowd
and proved an object of no little wonder
It's length was eleven feet and four inches
and its girth over four feet, while its jaws
were fully foot wide With its body enyel'
oped in tayny tubcrcled hide, tough
enough to turn away bullets, its tail Gov
cred viii, horrid scales, its broad mouth
distended, showing its long sharp teeti
and still giving evidence Of vitality. and
power, it looked the personiiication oil
evil--like the very devil himself. We
have heard of larger and longer ones nut
We never wish to see them-wc are oatis-
fed with this. Apparently it could have
swallowed the whole Treasury of Texas
and dozen small fifteenth amendments
without difficulty and beon hungry for
more. Talk of your crocodles of tho
Nile Pshaw come to Dallas, II you went
TO see things on big scale.
This truly terrific monster was caught
with rope snare in the Trinity, little
above the month of Turtle Creek, by chr
old and worthy citizen, Mr.. Wormley Car
ter, assisted by Young Mr.. Jas. scydcll and
Mr.. 10. Conkln. The. snare was ,baitcd
and several unsuccessful tcmpts were
made o secure him before the final tri-
utnph. lie had eaten three opossums and
several legs of mutton before his capture,
and his snorting and struggles, WHOM
caught, were tremendous and frightfql to
witness. We understand his skin will be
stuffed and sent on TO adorn the museum
of Central Park. II should be consigned
10 Greeley, who, since his pleasant visit
to Texas, is prepared TO do full justice TO
its productions of oil kinds, carpet-bag-
gers scallawnrs and alligators.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

rSy- Attention !, called TO tho card Of
Henry Bell & Son Of ST. Louis, Dealers Ia
Dry Goods & Notions, which appears In
our advertising columns to-day. This Is
one Of the most extensive and reliable
Houses Of tie kiad in that fast growing
ma i!...uiui,ihg CRY. Our northern Tex.
rs Merchants will do well to give tia call
and they may end it their interest to buy
there instead OF going on to New York;
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
Latest Telegfapi,iC Dispatches

| From the Galveston News.)
LEXINGTON, KY., Sept 1.-THE races
are well attended the sport is excellent.
Tho time made is considered slow for this
track, which is accounted, for by the dust,
which in some places was nearly q foot
deep. ~, :,
In the race for three year Odds, mile
heats, six started won by Saucebox, z, j,
|. Beating Buford, b. f., /, a, 2, and Gin
ger 3, 2, ,distanced. Time l:4I3, l;454,
l:445. The second race, n mile dash, was
won easily by Bill Williamson. Gaber-
hcenzie second, Exchange third. Time
1:45l. s, :,
Some terrible murders were committed
last night at the residence of John Harper,
the owner of the race horse Longfellow,near
Midway, Ky, Jake and Betsey Harper.
the brother and sister of John Harper, had
their throats cut by some unknown person,
supposed for the purpose of robbery. 4 NO
clue has been obtained to the perpetrators
of the bloody deed.
.LArEa-Threene negroes Lying on John
Harper's place have been arrested as the
murderers OF Jake and Betsey Harper
Blood was found on their shirts, and, the
evidence against them is very strong Some
other negroes employed on the place are
missing, and 1t is believed they are impli-
Gated in the horrible affair. A party Of,
citizens have started to hunt the negroes
missinf.
PoRrEAsD, Me-, Sept. ll.-Nine towns
gave a Republican majority of ESQ last
year. The came towns gave Democratic
majority of sef this year. In Bangor,
the Democratic candidate last year, was
resident there.
WAsnlyarox, Sept. f1-lo:30 p. Mp
to this hour the returns from Maine in
dictate falling off in the Democratic vote.
The reports thus far show Republican
gains.
CALIFORNIA ELECTION.
san Francisco. Sept. 1.-THE Repub-
li,ans have elected three Congressman.
MEXICO.
wAsnIxeTox, Sept. 1l.-Laie Mexican
advices say that the merchants Of Tamfico
refuse 10 repay 10 the Government. the
taxes exacted BY the revolutionists. The
troops are consequently engaged in closing
the commercial houses.
The merchants are protesting. The peo-
pie are alarmed.
There is much excitement at fhe capital
over the primary meeting Of Congress
General fears Of conspiraces are enter
tained.
Nothing from Oxnca.
Three hundred rsvolutionisis are oper-
ating in zncaiecas.
Prominent frontier Chiefs Canalles,
Vargas. Trsvsno. Gueraga and Martinez,
are prepared 10 issue pronnnciamento
IL Junrez is declared elected
The poiifirars - Nntnmsras confiant-
ally state that Lsrio has joined Juarer-
which II true secures the election Of jrarfs-
A feif occurei between some Garlic fhitrtf
and ranchcros pear flias1urg; tEp cf ~
fhieres rcrr kiilrl Co-iina fhrsat -
rsiaiiaiisn. The Raurhsre- are s--ra r.
70 wage r.i ugl. Vigorously
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
Dental NOTICE.
1ar AZ ne KEE.h1EE

DESPECTFULLY informs the Citizens
10 of the City and County of Dallas,
that he has just returned from New Orleans
with q supply Of the best DENTAL MA
TERtALS and IMPROVED IN STR u
.MENTS ever brought 70 Dallas.
He is now ready to perform all operations
connected with Dentistry, and upon terms
rs reasonable as can be done in the State
Satisfaction in all operations guaranteed.
Can be found at his Office from A. "
until P. NJ.
win make arrangements (after Office
hours to do work at private residences fcS
those who prefer 1t.
CfHce over Mr.. wagner's store, Railroad
Corner.
Dallas, July 18th, ls7l.-4s:tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

MoEE HEyeISs,-MF, slsphsR II. Miller
lssling 30 rich over bic first purchase has
STAGE baugh, KAufnah eeaaiy, All Is nov
prepared 10 fsll ready made fencing OF
rights IL that eonaiy.
Thonas q. coker has purchased the eouh'
ties Of Frnnin, Lamar besqns aud corysll,
Mr.. coksr wishes 70 say 10 the eiuien' o.
these counties, that lie Intends 10 COM
msnee At otee selling ready made fencing
indiy ldual aud district rish,s.
TLlt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

The Rev. s. D. Davenport, Faster Of The
Episcopal chursh Ia this city, lsf'on We'd
nssdsy last 10 attend the General cOn'en'
lion At Baltimore. lie weniby The way Of
~. Louis through the lndlan Territory and
We trust he may have ss safe aud pleas
m, a ,rlp aswe bad lately through the
rame rerion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

We are requested by the Sheriff Of this
county 70 give public notice, forbidding
any person coming inio the Jail House
yard nfse- dark. lTihsy do, it Is at their
orn peril-i 5ails are being broken open
md criminals escaping and lie = deter
mined tp.nhieis closely over al eonmived
20 his SAFE keeping. LEI everybody ifke
care and give tie Sheriff. premises ride
birih.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

ray Wstaks Iisasursin ssllins A''snilen
10 ,hsaunouaesnsnl % csPi Ror'T 5, Gen,
Of Lancaster ss = candidate for Justice Of
the Peace, 10 Precinct Nc, 2 We have no
hesitation IN saying that better nan
could not hs isunl Tor the place.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

TWsssTsals,si b PEst r. A. isA-
lraz, Prinsiral II ~ Dsilss As's ani
Fsnals Ilish ssAeal, 70 sRy 'As' his s'Aesi
viii sPsA far re Fail TsFn, 81 Malay
sept 2ssh. iHsisal q the lsh IS AsEs's-
fsIs ADVERTISED, in he bailiins iaFlsF'g
ossupisl hy he Dallas IlsaAIp eaes,