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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
Confederate Photographs.

pHOTOGRAPHS of General LEE at the
Grave of Stonewall Jackson, ain Me-
moriam," photograph of the Confederate
Flag, and the Confederate Bannerand Bat.
tie Flags in group: lhese pictures ARE
beautifully colored and are desirable me-
mentos of the Lost Cadse." Price % cts
each, or three for so cts. Large size, 80 cts
each, or the three for ST.; mailed POST paid
on receipt Of price. Address
GEO. o. ENNIS, Photographed.
No. lis Main st. Kichm6hd; Va.
REPAoents wanted.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

p9. Attention Is called to the advertise
meut of the Morning Star, n Catholic News
paper, published in New Orleans
The fac, that Father RyhE, the poet and
patriot, is contributor to this Journal Is
enough to recommend it to sou'hsrn read
rrs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

nay The communication, signed l.enoE'
IL we'll written aud contains much TRUTH
but It's publication would create bad feel
ing and no ultimate good would result
therefrom. 1t is, ,her-!ori, respectfully
declined,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
w. H. CAREY L. CO.,
BUILDERS g. GENERAL CARPENTERS,
YATEA3. NN%AS,


IYTOULD announce TO the Citizens of
w the city and county, and all who
contemplate Building, that they are pre-
pared TO Contract for Erecting all kinds
of Buildings, both Public and Private,
either of Wood, Brick, or Stone, at the
shortest notice and in the most modern
styles Will also furnish Plans, Specih-
cations, Working Drawings, Sc, for all
kinds Of Buildings, and supcrintend the
erection Of any public or private buildings.
All kinds Of Mill Work done and qua
ranteed and Fixtures furnished:
Persons wishing any york in cur line
arc respectfully invited to give us call,
and examine our plans, prices, &c.
Shop on East Elm Street; near Harris
Steam MIL.
W. II. CAREY & co,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

The Publisher acknowledges the receipt
of some fine sweet potatoes, presented by
Mr. J. II. Curtis from the west side of the
river. they were the largest ofthe season,
which has not been favorable for them,
and we're very acceptable.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

]. C. Mcconnell is receiving very heavy
stock of all kinds of Hardware and every
fling in his line of husincss--fine table
and pocket cutlery aud shelf goods Of ev-
ry variety. Here you can get whatever
YOU may desire. Pitch in. "Nows the
L
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
Mrs. M, j. .DOIlnsOps

Is>,lis week receiving her fall and win
ter stock of Millinery goods,-hats trim
mings, &c., and requests her friends ana
the ladies generally to give her call, and
examine her goods, at Keaton y Johnson's
Store East side of the Square.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
Isn't the picture striking

Roy Good news to owners or Texas horses
and cn,,le.a-Mr. Van DeMnrk, the Fence
Patentec, at the City Hotel, will exchange
his valuable Patent for good Texas horses
and cattle, until he starts his heard North,
which he intends to do in about two weeks
After that you cannot get your Texas
stock of on him, which, if you keep, part,
probably, will die during the winter for
want of feed or shelter. But then you viii
have to come down with hard metal after
that. So improve the Opportunity while
you fave a. chance, and make yourself
some money. Emo Alt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

Csus sus al an who vast 10 make
n auFY fast ami easy, Ani yea must be
m asi iaiDE tsfrs ihe PaisRlss leaves
tSWn. aul a. a., ", L. Mitchell sleIhss
Il. Miller T. kiUs Taylor q, \, ouisenhnr
~ anl sans rihFTs have dane' purehsse
iauniifs u ihs psIieRise, For ready male
fsneins, anl rights ia Dallas eauniy' call
nnaa T., King Taylor Ia Ell.s eanniy upon
~. l. Mitchell; Ia Gmys0R aul SohHson
efuniis., upan SitphsR h, Miller In Cob
lln eaubiy, e, Y, CuissIluTyi they each
having purchased those counties ~ the
Paieniss. I ssy ia not delay ilyaa wish
10 mgls masey, hat call upon The fa'en'
lee al the city Hotel, AMI secure some ter
FllCFy Gi ones,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

The HERAtD Office returns thanks to Mr..
james NJ. Cole of this county for bottle of
new Sorghum, yellow Ms gold and sweet
as O maiden of seventeen. Mr.. Cole knows
how to make Sorghum. -.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

ta-un mex, SATURDAY there S'il be q
meeting Of the Democracy Al breckenridge
In thi. county. Capt }. X, T. Record ana
John Henry brown will 10 there shd add
drss, the people. Aar',rA'e 'l@' Ia 'A'
uaelel
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

Bsay.fhe editor acknowledges, with
thanks; the reception ola compli nen'nry
ticket TO the Third Annual Fair of the Ma.
vnrro County Agricultural and Mechanical
Association, to be held near Dresden, com
mencing ON the Goth inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

Ray" 1t can be seen by o'r advertising
columns that the Happy Family Saloon OF
" illemet's is still upeni and reaay to re-
ceive all corners. His native %ihc took
the premium at the Houston Fair. Horace
Greedy is said to have tasted III but We
l,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

Il is said that the delay in dcclar-
ing martial law in the Ku-klux dis
tricts was not in accordance wi th
the first intention of the President,
but in accordance with the advic Of
two Of his cabinet, who urged that
be should take the Attorney Gener-
ais oPini, . Of his.POwer under the
hill
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
NO Accounting ior T:,sic,

At tho close Of one of little QniSE S
epccches, in which he had defended the
intermnrriagc of the whites and blacks, nm
old negress is SAID to have clasped him III
her arms and almost smothcrcd him with
kisses. The old lady must have had very
perverted tnste, but there is no accounting
for il, we are told Some love to eat dirt
and acquire n rcndness for the most nau-
scous and ,cpulsite things.
every one to her liking,
As the old woman said when she kissed
the calf
To-. Ln ,;o,uro atr;k ino.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

t6- On our first page will be found a
very pretty piece Of poetry by our young
friend, Miss Netiie P. Houston, which we
found in a Tennessee paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
DALLAS TEXAS.

RFsTeeiially Informs abe Tuhlis that be
Is prepared a. % 40. Wark ia ais line, Ia
lhs igsi aaUuer, az short notice sEi az
ihs lowest Iricfs,
llet-ers GA hand, a. an iimss, ready
naie wheels, .t.is l.sTr-i iaI tHn three
four aui siA horse usspas, aai s'so Tor
EuEEifs,
Ia laHrseIian with his shrp he has a
Erse, where br eau De ~ Ainls u lToa
WORT On wagons aRA iuEgirs,
Repairing II wagons done promptly,
he sllieiis patronage ani promlsss sat
is.aciiUa 90 his euslomeTs,
Dallas. Sept, 0ih Ssh a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

nayRsai the advertisement u The ps'-
IA. Male aud Female High srhS0i, uaisE
,ls charge II Professor lAnl'Dm ard Davis
which uill commence Oh The 2a'h last
These gsn,lssaan have 10th ee'alnsl hF''
class certificates aud all shiiirH nay u
in,ru.,el 10 their care without fear 81 ahy
penalty, a. they have complied with the
Law, 1911. -. -,
Prof Davis graduated N''N NsH IsA''
and is .aid to be an excellent hnsui''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
rur STATE OF iExAs.

al ,,.-s,,rs interested IN the E~taies &C John W.
I.ei,liine b. sam IL, aud sarah Cnumi'es. Minurii
4, N Brsifs-l Guardia Of tie estates 81 loifnN
IL ga-efh,ue b sam a. and sarah C's.ili''S. NJ
-, lr- ID Il in sire iitrict Ccuri 81 i'aias s"ihla'
rs - lind VIM gsoui. g. survey. lfungiiiE 70 me
f+r. II iI ,iiroIs vliirli u D. lsr-. - = So
en-. oi iH suu-is riiisncin- IN TIE ir-i A''h'a!
in ociais l. D. I'll. % te ,'nri - -. e.i'- y
- H. flls --g-r 81 sid iniifrs iurt nlIear nnd NJ
III said atsIiiis-ififli u flisf - irllFf-
wffrr-s llin y L. W Cierk - he if-ififi Unit
Of Iulias f1ilnig- - -. =.
Girp t,,.irr az lisif sud The ~ 81 sain csrt 81
- =. y. II I. -i.i- II day q Ucffl-r- a nie4i
aJuN y. LAWS, & - 20 &c.
l-Eirl - = 2 ooani - ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
COURSE or sTIDY
SMALL 10YS ADMITTED.
LANCASTER
Male & Female High School.

LANCASTER
Male & Female High School.
,y'r. FALL torn Of thi. school viii commence
DAY, December s.i lN'l.
Hates Of Tuition, Fer Term Of -Four Months.
rninh ClASs-spclllng Reading, So
Rui WflIng..o"..................... ON
SECOND CLA2S-Nrl,hm tic, Giaamar.
biography, History, Sc .....r......-'......'2 uu
FIRST CLASS-CisFsics. and higher
ilnlhcnatcs, comprising Algebra, $50.
Grnurtfy Nr.''''''''''.'''..'' '''''''''''''Ip w
Compositions on saturdays, extra
Contingent Zee (Which must be- pail
At tie time of cnterii'g,'...'....,......:..... m
MUSIC, "D
All the above are SPECIE rates
Tniiion must be pn'lnt the expiration OF each
month, or twenty pee cert VIII he added I" the
tmnrut IN any ease ufdutrrmcnt.
punlI. may cutter this School vt amy time ly pny.
In. the contingent foe aud enrolling their unn,r'
bnt for no shorter ported than the remainder OF the
session.
N ABDUCTION will DO made except in cases 5r pro-
Thc srcto4, observance of rules will he demanded
Of Students in ont Of school, regardless OF aSe or
sex ,,,. ,.,,,.-,
FIRST CLASS SCHOOL, aud having pr9cnied
full corpse Of experienced teachers, no pains VIII be
spared to make this school worthy the patronage
of all.
Tliclatrons are requested 70 he present Mt the
opcniug OF THE School ana hear the reading of the
rules.
mouth. ..--...
Mss MAGGIE DAVIDSON, Assistant.
Miss LIZZIE GUY, Teacher of Music.
Aug. 20, l8-l--5O: mo- &"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

We had doe raia lass suaiay hsh'
and, since then, the weather has herh
soolsr-Indsed the nights have been qn'''
cool, aud blankets are nselsi, especially
Tar oll bachelors.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
EDUCATIONAL.
EAST DALLAS
Hllr 40 lLlllL CllialE fla'L

FErHE NEkT SESSION ifH.s SAL. etl
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
TERMS OF TliIi0N,
o Ttil2
Dallas Female institute
Fourth ,anual Session commences on
the lSlh dag Of September, 1871.

r.. a.. n. SCALES, An, ,r'iUriPsi
Nis tl'fa 2, MAN,-,,,Ass'I- rDls'aisR hPt
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

Mono =l.sll lave place next
rc-E.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICES

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The Shasta courier., 1871-08-26
COiusa Republicans.

Notwithstanding the heavy odds the De-
mocracy sustain to the Republicans in
Colusa county, the few loyal spirits never
finch, but maintain their position with in
domitable perseverance and zeal for the
cause Of the Tn on and the right. An
incident occurred here last week which goes
to show Of what sterling material Colusa
Republicans are composed About two
weeks since there was Democratic speaking
at Princeton, upon a rough board stand
erected for the speake s, and paid for by
subscription among the Democrats. The
week following there was to be Republican
speaking at the same place, when the stand
was solicited by the Republicans, who
numbered only three in the Immediate
neighborhood. but it could not be had with.
out pay. This made the Republicans
spunky. and they went to work and had
made for themselves grand stand, finely
finished and painted red, white and blue.
These three heroes created quite an en-.
thuslasm by their zeal. and when the
speaking came of the Democracy re so
completely eclipsed that they felt ashamed
Of themselves and sneaked off into their
holes and tried, if it were possible, to pull
the holes after them, to prevent the Re.
publicans upbraiding them for their mean
ness. Calden and limstreet are two of
the Princeton heroes the name of the
tnlrd your correspondent did not learn.
The Shasta courier., 1871-08-26
CONFUSION WANTEp.-Accordip,

CONFUSION WANTED to
recent report of the New York Superin-
tendent of Schools, there are nearly 800
000 children of the legal age in the great
Empire State who have attended no school
at all during the year just closed. The.
public school provisions are liberal and am
pie for all the children Of that State yet,
the fact is shown that nearly twenty per
cent of the whole number who should be
receiving the instruction to qualify them
for the social, industrial and political du.
ties of the future, fail to improve the op.
portunities which are offered. and are thus
likely to grow up without ordinary quali6.
cations for decent citizenship, but exactly
fitted for lives Of vice, and crime and
pauperism. In view ofsuc'' ficts can any
reasonable person doubt that it is the poli-
cy and duty # the State to make it impeia-
tive that children. except for good cause,
should he compelled by law to attend some
school some portion of each year, until at
least able to read and write
The Shasta courier., 1871-08-26

CoMPLETIo! OF THE RAILROAD
BRIDGE The railroad ridge at Tehama
was crossed by a locomotive on Saturday
afternoon last. The Falcon was the first
locomotive that crossed. On Sunday after.
noon the Clipper crossed with one passep-
ger and one baggage car. having as pas
<engers the paymaster and few of the
officers Of the road. The men were paid
the same evening, and those ro longer want
ed were discharged. Regular trains will
not cross for several days yet. a. the depot
is not finished and there will be no con.
venient place to land passengers until it is.
In the meantime the work of grading
toward Red Bluff will be pushed forward,
and by Saturday night FIVE or six miles
will be ready for the track. We do not
think any stations will be made between
1ehama and Red Bluff; therefore e.
hama will be the end Of the road "a far
as travel is concerned. until it is completed
to Red Bluff. which will probably take Eve
Or six weeks-Red Bluff Independent.
The Shasta courier., 1871-08-26
Notice to whom 1t may Concern.
UsIrEp STATES LAND OFFICE.
Ck.st. N,l An nsf Qfh

UsIrEp STATES LAND OFFICE.
Shasta, Cal, Au ust 9Th 1871.
In the matter Of the Pre- ptinn claim of Arnod
Tapie, deceased to the S E fthe E and the
w e the E / of Section No. Is. Township
No. 81 North Range, 5 West Mount Diab;o Base
and M, ridian:
Whereas Marie Tapie whose Post Office address
is Shasta, County of Shasta State # California.
has made application tn this Office to enter sgr-
cultural land the tract of land above described
under the Pre- enption laws of the United States.
As widow and Administrative on behalf If th
H,irs Of sal rnod Tapie. deress d, AID Were
on the day Of D. 1870. Robert Berg. In =
lip Hitler. Hugh McCracken. Scheurer Bernhard.
James Watson. William Walsh Adolph Minpville.
William B,atrighf. and Dennis Pender, filed in the
q. S. Land onic~ at Mar sviIle CAL. their affidavit
alleging the said land to be mi eral in character
and more valuable for mineral than agri, ultural
purposes. Now Therefore notice is hereby given
to all whom il may concern that the undersigned
have appointed the 18th day of September. A. b
1871. ai 10 o'clock. A. NJ. q the U. 5. Land OF
6ce in the town aRd county OF Shasta. State Of Ca
ifornis, Is the time and place for the hearing Of
testimony befre the Register and Receiver of said
mice to Determine the fs.ts tn the mineral or
non mineral character Of aid land. at which time
and place all parties in interest, with th.ir wit
nesses. may be heard. and their testimony reduced
to writing; after which the roceedings will he
submitted to the C,.mmissi ner of the General
Land once for review prior tn fnal ard. And
10 If . faiu r. appear and show the land
T., be more valuable for mining than for agricul-
tursl PURPOSE the said applicant will be allow d
I enter the land embraced in her application upon
sat sfsctary proof that SAID land is more valnsb
for agricultural th n for mineral purposes and that
the said applicant has fully complied with the
If the Prs emption laws.
JN0. s. 0LLaESBER. Register
CHARLES MCDONALD, Receiver.
The Shasta courier., 1871-08-26
a e g ut ..
Negroes Not for Sale.

It is pretty well understood that the
colored citizens of Calitornia. are, to ma D,
going to support the Republican Ticket at
the coming eiectiun. This fact caused a
Committee OF democrats to wait upon the
officers of a certain colored Club in this
city, for the urpose of seeing if some ar.
rangement could not be made whereby
Haiyht aud his Democratic friends might
receive share of the colored vote. The
Chairman Of the Committee wa, South
ern man, who in days gone past was slave
trader in New Orleans. He opened u con.
versation with the President cf the Club
and endeavored to show him that the De
mocraey had always been the friends of the
colored people, we're so at the present time,
and that If the negroes you'd only study
their owu interests they would join their
fortunes to those of the democracy.
The arguments were very sophistical, but
were unavailing, and the hartman Was
squarely told that it was no use talking
He then changed his tune. and endeavor, d
to make bargai by which, for certain
sum of none to be paid into the hands of
the President of the Club, he would use
his influence for Haight. Ne. citations in
this direction having sienally failed, the
next move was to offer certain sum per
capita to all who remained away from the
polls on election day.
dat is all very nice, sab, but it won't
do De fact is. dat de day for you to buy
and cell nigeers has gone. You can't do
dat any more, and taint no use fur to try"
said the colored man as he closed the in
terview
The Shasta courier., 1871-08-26
Notice to whom 1t may Conce rh.
Z. s. LAND OFFICE. SHASTA, CAL,

Z. s. LAND OFFICE. SHASTA, CAL,
August 18th, 1871.
In the matter of the PIE smptron clam OF lien
ry w. Adkins to the 5 Z OF the + and the 5
of the 5 OF Sect No. 7. Township No.
80 North Range West, Noun Diablo Base and
Merida.
Whereas Henry W. Adkins, whose Post Office
address is Horssiown. County Of Shasta, State at
California. has m de application to this ofies to
enter sgriel tursl land the tract of land above
described under tbs Pre- enpiion laws of he Unit.
States, Aud Whereas on the "a of day January. A.
ID. 1883. IN affidavit was filed the United States
Land Office al Marysvills. califoInia, by IL. W.
ADKINS alleging the said land to be mineral in
character and more valuable Tor mineral than az
rcuituIs al purposes, Now, Therefore, Notice is here
by given to all whom it may concern, that the un-
dersigned have appointed the 10th day of Septem-
Der, A. d. 1871 ut 10 o'clock, M. at the U. S.
Land Office in the town and county OF Shasta State
Of CALIFORNIA; the line and place for the he RUG
oi testimony before heRegis and X, ceiver Of
othce to determine the acts Ms u the mineral OF
non mineral character of said land, at which time
AMI place all parties in interest, with their wit
nssses, may be heard, and their testimony reduced
to writing: after which the proceediugs'wll be sub
mitted to the commissioner of the General Land
office for review prior to final award. And in
case OF failure To appear and show the laid to b
more valuable for mining than for agricultural
purposes, the said applicant will be allowed to enter
the Iand embraced in his sp. iication upon salts
factory proof that said land is more valuable for
agricultural than for mineral purposes, and that
the said applicant has fully complied with the
quirsments of the pre-emption laws.
JNO- s. F0LLANSBEE, Register.
CHARLES MCDONALD, Receiver.
The Shasta courier., 1871-08-26

The San Jose Mercury states that on
Saturday last, Mrs. Fannie B. Ame-. Mrs.
Laura j. Watkins. Mrs Louisa Smith and
Mrs Severance applied to County Clerk
Lit'lr6eld and form ally requested that
their names be placed on the Great Regis
ter Of Santa Clara county. As citizens Of
the United States: they claimed such privi-
leges and imnunities OF citizenship as were
guaranteed TO other citizens by the Four
teenth and Fifteenth Amen iments to the
National Constitution. They were admin
istered the usual oath. their names taken
but not registered. and they were politely
told that their case would bo taken under
sdvisement. We understand it is their
intention to seek redress for their wrongs
through the courts. able talent having vol
unteered to help them in the matter.
The Shasta courier., 1871-08-26

A NICE Lor-It appears that there are
come people down in San Bernardino why
don't know that the war is over. or if the y
do. think the Conioderstes we're the victors.
A Republican meeting was to be held
there the other day, and the proprietor of
a hotel hoisted the National colors Pres
emily he was waited upon by committee
of Democrats. with the demand that he
should haul down "that thing" Of oourse
he refused, and the next day larger
depu'atior called on him. and attempted 10
take the flag down by force The result
was tat eo'd many Secessionists secured
sound thrashing, and the Gag remained
in its place. Nice people those must be.
and every ono Of them Hsight men, as a
matter of course. :. .-z1.4 go.
The Shasta courier., 1871-08-26
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Andrew j. Welct. deceased. Notice IL
he reby given by the undersigned, admins ratrix
Of the above named Estate. to the creditors of.
and all persons hsving claims against said dereas
ed 10 exhibit the same with necessary vouchers.
within ten months from the first publication of this
notice. IN the undersigned, at ber residence near
Millvile, Shasta County. California.
MARTHA WEIGH.
Administrative.
CHAs. A. CARVER. Atty for Admi-istratrix.
Shasta, July 20. I II. ii
The Shasta courier., 1871-08-26

There is no place like home. nnless it's
the home of the young woman you're after
That Is. OF course an ex sptloo. Future
ross viii please 70 note It
The Shasta courier., 1871-08-26
Treasureraa Notice.

xxyARRANTs phAwN Upos THE GEN.
w. eSsl County. Fupd, ard registered on and 8.
ter Nov. 1stb. 1873. and mp TO March Hh. 1896.
4. reat after this dsse 81
TkAa ! 'sANsk COOPER, Issssurss.
sbssts. Aug, uth, lsftsl e ga ~
The Shasta courier., 1871-08-26

Divorces are Obtained in Mary and with
ont publicity. They take their wives out
fishing and tighten the bost.