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Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21
4 CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR, DUpONCOS
Golden Periodical Pills

FOR FEMALES.
Infnllible in Correcting 1rregu-
Jnrilics. Removing ObStrmc-
lions OF the Monthly Periods.
from, Whatever Cause Mn0 Al
wnys Successful Is II Prcvcn-
tive. ,,,,,
THERE Is NOT A LADY LIVING
Dut what at some period Of Her Life will find
tho DUPONCO GOLDEN PILLS just the
medicine she needs. For Nervous Dep'lty
Headache, Faintncss Loss OfApprtitc Mental
Dcnrcss;on, Pain in :he Back and Loins, Bear
ing down Pains, Palpitaton Of tho Heart,
Retained, Irregular or Painful Mcnstruation,
Rash of Blood to tho Head, Dizziness, &c,
&c, These arc the only Pills ever known that
will cure the Whites, Gt will in every cAsc.)
Mothers this is the greatest blessing over oifcr-
cd you, and you should immediately procure
these Pills, They never fail, and may be de-
ucndcd upon in every case where the mo".ny y
flow has been obstructcd through cold or dis
case. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS, Away.
give immediate relief, being especially pre-
pared for married ladies. A lady writes
Duponcos Golden Pills relieved me in ono day
without inconvenience, like magic.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Ladies, if any Druggist offers you the DU'
PONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS, in small Rec
or lettUir Box, refuse IL. no tOHJEF use tua
colorcd box, Us it has been conterfcitcd.
THE GENUINE
now put up in LARGE (WHlTE) BOXES
obtaining double quantity of Pills, and upor
a ch Box, you will find tho R're""e Stump
printed from my PRIVATE DYE, upon which
Leny'h~ixe of the Stamp you will find tn.
| words DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PILLS, in White Letters, without that Nom
ARE GENUINE.
REMEMBER, the "Gen"ine" is in White Boxes
Full and explicit directions accompany eacl
box Price, 81 per box, six boxes IS. Sol'
by one druggist in every town, village, cit.
anu hamlet throughout the world. Sold il
Austin by J. J. & e. &. Clemmer, and E.
Dorr. Sole Agents for Austin. Sold also il
Crcsco by j. j. Clcmmcr, and in Dccorah, b.
J. II. Montgomery K Co.
LADIES BY sending them 81 to the Aus
tin Post Office, can have the Pills sent (confi
dcntiaIly,) by matt to o'y p"rt Of the country
free of postage,
| None genuine unless the box is signed
! ST. HOWE,
46y Sole proprietor, New York.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

FIRE PnoOr.-Wc would call the at
tcntion of our readers to the advcrtize-
mcnt on another page Of Mcssrs Julius
Bauer e. Co., Chicago, who, notwith-
standing their great loss by the recent
disaster, resumed Immediately at 270
and Gil Michigan Avenue, and are now
as we'll and completely stocked with
all kinds of Musical Instruments in their
line as ever.
Mcssrs. Bauer have received express
ly for the Holidays a complete assort-
ment Of Elegantly Embroidered Piano
Covers, Piano Stools, Musical Boxes,
Accordcons, Flutes, drums, G uitars, etc,
etc, which they arc offering to their
patrons and the public, as suitable Hol-
iday Presents, at prices lower than be-
fore tn, Fire. Remember the places.
270 and 614 Michigan Avenue, Chi
cago, and try them before purchasing
elsewhere.
WnIrrAKER's MONTHLY MAgA-
zlSE.-Thc January number of this
excellent magazine is before US We
have examined it carefully, and pro-
nounce it to be the best dollar monthly
published. It is edited with signal
ability, and contains original articles
from the pens Of some Of our most emf
uent writer's; has the most engaging,
attractive and first class, original Stories
and Poems, carefully compiled and
reliable Fashion article, either one Of
which is separately we'll worth the sub
scription price Of the .M,gaz;nc But,
in addition to all this, the publishers
are offering the most liberal and varied
premium list ever before published
Any one having little spare time can,
in few evenings, get premium worth
from $40 to 500 cash, Send for a
specimen copy, ard look over the pre-
MUM list Cor yourself, or send one dol
lar for years subscription to Whitta-
kcr, Gilmore & Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

TIE Bohemian Band, Of this village,
will furnish the music for the Young
Folks Sociablc to be held at the City
Hotel to morrow (Frilay) evening"
A good time is anticipated. The Com
mittce have a few more membership
tickets for sale.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

TIE music at the Temperance
Union," on Sunday evening, was superb
The most difficult passages were render
cd with an elegance and vocal case
which inJic,tc both skill and culture
Mr. Frank Abbott presided at the or
gan, furnishing brilliant accompani
mcut, While a contribution was being
taken near the close Of the services, he
performed voluntary" which, upon
other than q Sabbath evening, would
have received hearty cnrorc.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21
THE Regents Of the University held

THE Regents Of the University held
meeting at 81. Anthony, yesterday
Hon. j. S. Pil1sbury, President Of the
Board, Hon. John Nicols, TrcaSur r.,
Judge \. y. iIarwood, Secretary, Hon.
H. B. Wilson, Sup't Of Public Instruc-
ton, and C"l Il. S. Donaldson, were in
Attendance.
The principal business transactc cd
was the preparation and adoption of
the annual report Of the Board to the
Governor. The University is making
very satisfactory progress, and it's innu-
cncc is being felt quite generally
through ;l,e State Twenty five coun-
ties arc represented in it's classes, and
studcnts are there from Penn, Ohio. H.
linois, and Missouri This gives cvi.
Icnrr "i its increasing usefulness and
popularity.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

Mr.. GopFREY LEoFrLER, who has
been absent upon sad GRAND, is at
home again and will: at once, begin IL
canvass for Beccher's great work, " Life
Of Jesus, the Christ"
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

4 MovIoN for a new trial in the case
of Page {; Wheeler Is. Colns Fcnton
was argued at Owatonna yesterday be,
fore Judge Donaldson, and denied
Another act in the farce to which
tho Register often alludcs.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

b. }. TRUEsDELL has a splendid
assortment of Slippers for Ladies and Gentle
men, suitable for Holiday Presents.
E@iy" HOLIDAY GooDs.-Yhe finest
assortment of Children and Misses Shoes ever
seen in Austin at J. TRUEsDELL'S.
DSA. Go TO Iellcr for a full suit Of
heavy goods for winter.
mn- A FRESH arrival of J. NJ.
Burt's celebrated Land-scweL Boots for Gonts'
wear at J. TRUESDELL'S
GayD New STORE AND New GooDs
J. Truesdcl has tho pleasure of announcing
that his Now Store, next door south Of Austin,
smout & Co., is completed, and was opened
on Saturday, Octvbcr z8th, with an almost
entirely stock ot gools, making much tho
largest and finest assortment Of Boots and
Shoes ever oGerod to the people Of Southern
Minnesota.
With larger and much more convenient
Store, and sroat'y reduced expenses, Mr.. T.
is confident Of meeting tho wishes Of his Gus
toners, both as to quality and price of goods.
Leather and Shoemakcrs' Findings, Bcltings,
&C., as usual.
All arc cordially invited. Sign of the Big
Boot. JAS. TRUESDELL.
AUSTIN, Minn., Oct. &c, 1871. 70
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

AUSTIN Y RICHARDSON are fully
prepared, in addition to their usual
heavy stock, with every kind of holiday
goods required in their line Of trade.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

Austin, Smout T. Co, wish to notify all
persons indcb ted to them to cal and
settle Immediately, either with cash or
by note. They must have their ac-
counts balanced, in some shape before
January lst, 1872. Give this your
Immediate attention. 3Gtf
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

You will find great variety of
Clocks, Watches, JeweIry, &c, at
Hayes & Bro. $, and they deal fairly
With their customers.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21
WOODS UoUsEnOLD MAGAZINE

WOODS IIousEnoLD MAGAZINE..-
The tenth volume Of this periodical
opens with tho January number, which
is before us. Like its predecessors, it is
full Of substantial homo reading which is
admirably adapted ito promote knowl-
edge, virtue and temperance. The
X,uuhoM ills Il blank that has long
existed, by supplying, at low price, a
good Magazine which is but one dol
lar year. Any person not acquainted
with it, will receive Il specimen copy
free by addressing s. S. Wood & Co.,
Newburyh, n. Y.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

MIR. VI. GREGSoN is laying the foun-
dation near Ramsey, upon which he
will erect Flouring MN in the spring.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

THERE is no nicer present for a gen
tleman than one Of those splendid ci gar
cases or pipes at lIuntley Il Drcy's.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

Go to Hayes & Bros for the fir est
quality of Silver and Plated Ware for
holiday presents.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

4 FULL. and complete assortment of
pipes, cigar cases, cigar holders &c., for
the holidays at IIuntley & Brcy's.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

T.. y. VANN ESBuRUU 4 Co.,
offer the public splendid opportunity.
Sec .hcir advertisement.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

Look at those beautiful cigar sets, a
nice Christians present for a gentleman,
at lIuntloy & Brey's. 37w2
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

j. J. HAYES & Bro. have large
assortment Of fancy goods suitable for
holiday presents.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

TIE very latest style Of goods, and
from the best manufacturers, at
j. TRJ ESDELL's.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

JAMES TRUEsDEIL has a fine lot of
slippers. just what wives delight in see
ing their husbands put on after tea.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

REV. JAS. W. STRONG, D. D., Pres
idcnt "l Carlton College, presented the
"Oh cctS and Wants Of that institution
last Sabbath, at the Congregational
Church. The plea for }iStipctively
Christian education was both earnest
and convincing, and it resulted in Sc
curing subscription Of eleven hundred
dollars in aid Of the College. We shall,
at some future time, speak of the nature
and extent Of the work, the perform
ance of which is contemplated by this
Institution.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

G.. J.. WEST don't intend to be out,
done in the quality or variety of his
holiday goods.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

THERE was Union Temperance
Meeting at the Congregational Church
on Sunday evening last, at which
Rev. Mr. Bishop, from committee ap-
pointed at II previous meeting, reported
preamble and constitution, which,
with a few amendments were adopted,
and arc as follows, viz:
CONSTITUTION OF THE AUSTIN TEN
pERANCE UNION.
Preamble.
Believing it to be our duty as citi-
zcns and Christians, to do all in our
power to cxtirpatc the evil of intcm-
pcrance from the land, We, the under
signed. do organize ourselves into an
association. and plcdvc ourselves to be
governed by the following Constitution {:
Constellation.
ART. 7. This Association shall be
called " "Thc Austin Temperance
Cnion.' and shall be auxiliary to the
State Temperance Union
ART. II. 1'h: object shall be to
guard the rising generation from the
drunkards s snare, to rescue the victims
Of mtc:npcrancc. to create a public sen
t''ncnt in favor of temperance through
out the State, and to obtain the enact
mcnt Of wholesome Temperance, lava.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

Hon. AMOS CoGGswElL, Senator
elect Of Steele county, is in town.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

Go and sec what VARIETY is kept
at Peterson & Co., y.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

ABOUT fifty Of our young people
went out on Monday evening last in
search Of a surprise" AMI found it
We learn that some bruises were sus-
tanned and a few feet touched by the
frost. We hope no serious consequent
ces will result from these unpleasant cx.
pc1icnces.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

TnE place for Santa Claus to make
his selections for Il holiday present,
3oth pleasant and useful is at
j JREESDELLs.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

SOMETHING New Austin, Smout
4 Co., have just received direct from
eastern jobbers and manufacturers a
large and we'll varied assortment of
Hardware, which they propose to offer
to their customers cheaper than before.
Go and sec their new Lightning Hay
and Feed Knife. Also their Patent
Buck-Saw, and great many other new
goods, too numerous to mention.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

TIE Great IIurdinger Violinist,
Christian Suckow, assisted by the re-
nowncd Soprano, Miss Lena Hastreitcr
and the eminent pianist, NJ. Dcs Aul'
nic,s, will have the honor to give a
Grand Concert at the Baptist Church
in this village, tomorrow evening, Dec
22d, 1871. Doors open at Z! o'clock
Concert to commence at 8. Tickets sc
cents each for sale at DORIS Drug
Store, and at the door.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

DD~ PETER TELLER has the largest
lot of Piece Goods for mems wear Of any deal
er in Austin. -.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21
MARlkIED.

E-RICKSICKER-In Austin, Dec.
10th, 1871, by Rev. J. r. Graves, Mr.. A. r.
FuoTE and AMANDA RICKsICKEK. Both Of
Austin.
ROUT-FRISBTE-At Leroy, Minn., by
Rev. j. A. Laurie, Dec 10TH, Mr.. IRWIN B.
GRoUT, of Ossian, Iowa. and Miss ELLA
FRlsBIE, Of lie. oy, Minnesota.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

SEE the card .f Crandall 4 French,
Attorneys.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

J. Levy has some fine goods for
gcntlvn1cn's wear.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21
E)I ED.

WOODBURY-At his latc residence near Lo-
Roy, on the 18th inst, Mr.. puILANDER F.
WuoDnuKY, Of Consumption.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

D4Ss 300 CORDS Of Wood wanted
in exchange for goods at
J. TRUESDELLS.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

r ISTOF LETTERS REM MAINING
Ia unclaimed in the Post Office, at Austin,
Minn., on Saturday Dec. 10th, 1871.
To obtain any of these letters the applicant
must call for Advertised Letters, and give the
date Of this list.
If not called for in ono month they will be
gent to the Dead Letter Otncc.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

y SPLENDID stock of the celebrated
Beaver and Buffalo lined Boots for
Gents wear at
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

D-ARKANsAsL LANDs.-N. p. Aus
TIN has Il few pieces Of Selected Lands in Ar
kansas, within 20 miles of Littlo Rock, that ht
will soil cheap or exchange for property r
Austin.
p<a- ZELLER cuts all cloth sold by
him, without making any extra charge.
6. a. R.-GENERAL MOWER
Post, No. IL, Grand Army ofthc Republic will
hold regular meetings at their Hall, in Austin
Minn.,on the first and third Thursday evenings
in each month. BY order.
GEO. BAIRD, Post Commander.
WIN. II. WIrlIAM, Post Adt. 33y]
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

WI. II. CRANDALL. LAFAYETTE FRENCH.
TRANDALL & FRENCH,
" ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Austin,
Mimi. Office in Bank Block; adjoining
TRANscRIrr Office. Collections aud other bus
iness attended to carefully and promptly.
REFER, BY PERMISSION, TO
Hon. Jas. A. Garfield, NJ. c., Ohio Hon.
Cooper X. Watson, NorwaIk, Ohio; Hon. W.
W. Boynton, EIyria, Ohio; B. A. Hinsdale,
Prcst Hiram College, Ohio.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

EVERY lady should have a pair oi
those felt shoes now on hand at
j. TRUEsDELL's,
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

NSTRAY NOTICE..
~ Taken up by P. F. Rooney, Of Adams
Township, Mower county, Minnesota, on the
10th day of October, 1871, Six Estray Calves,
described as follows: One Brindlc Bull Calf,
ovcr 7 months old: One Red lIeifcr Calf,
white spot in forehead and some white On hind
logs. Ono Light Brindle Bull Calf, spotted
with white about head and belly; Ono Red
lleifer Calf, whito belly, tlanks, and end of
tail; Ono Bull Calf, with whito on the hips
and shoulder, and large white spot in forchcad
and end of tail. Dated this 18th day of No.
vcmber, 1871.
37wo Pm. ROONEY, Town Clerk.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21

PERsoNAL.-Hon. N. p. Colburn, Of
Preston, favored US with call on Sat
urday of last week. lie is we'll known
as one of the the most able men in the
southern part of the State.
Mr.. Frederick Cochrane, of Albert
Lea, gave US the pleasure of half
hours chat on Monday.
Rev: DR.. Strong, President of Carl
ton College, hono:ed US with a call in
the early part of the week.
We acknowledge calls this week from
Rev. j. r. Graves and Rev. A. B.
Bishop. Come frequently, gentlemen.
You are always welcome.
Geo. B. Hayes, Esq, will soon leave
for Boston, where he intends to rem in
until nexu summer.
OLD Folks CoSoEar.-Our citi-
zcns arc we'll aware that it is not ncces-
sary to look to other towns for first
class musical ability. We shall not
suffer by comparison with many cities
which have a larger population, and
make greater prctcnsions. What VIC
need to make Austin one of the first
citirs Of the State in this respect, is a
proper appreciation OF our home talent,
and corresponding effort for its conf
plcte development. We are glad to
hear that the Methodist Society is pre-
pairing for grand Old Folks Concert.
The best talent of the city is engaged,
and, if we can judge by what we know
Of the preparation in progress, they
are determined to make it success.
The Concert will be held in the Con-
srcgati.nal Church, on Tuesday even
ing, December 2Gth, 1871. Admis-
sion, so cents.
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21
VERY BEST

of the class which they represent. Our expo
ricnce in the business, our knowledge of the
wants Of tho farming community, and our
facilities for handling, enable us to select
from the list Of Agricultural Implements such
~ have been
Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21
Proved to be Good,

Proved to be Good,
and VIC w q Rs RANT everything We sell to
be the aIE1ST. If you want good Drill or
Sccdcr, don't fail to call upon us before ORDER
ing. We can suit you on terms and prices,
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OnIya Year.


One year ago-n ringing voice,
A clear dark eye,
And clustering curls of chestnut hair
Too fair to dye
Only a year, no voice, 10 smile,
No glsam of eye,
No clustering curls of beaueous hair,
Fair but to die
One year ago--what thoughts, what
schemes, e.
Far into life.
What joyous f6Pss with high resolves
What generous strife
The silent picture on tie wall,
The burial stone
OF all that beauty, lie and joy
Remain alone
One year, Que year, oxE lille year,
And so much gone
And yet the even fow of life
Moves calmly on.
The graves grow green, the flowers
boom fair,
Above that head
No sorrowing tint Of leaf or spray
Says he is deadl
No pause, no hush Of merry birds,
That sing above,
Tellb us how eoldly sleeps, below,
The form we love,
Where hast thou been this year,
beloved
What hast thbu seem
What vision fair, what glorious life
Where thou hast been2
The veil, the veil, 20 thin, 50 strong
TEixt rs and thee.
Tie mystic reil--when shall il fall
That We may see.
Not dead, not sleeping, not even gone,
Bur present still :
And waiting for the coming hour
OF Gods sweet will
Lord or he living and the dead,
Oar Saviour dear
We lar. in silence, At ihy feet.
This "a rad year.
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(lDgT E& R Y.
The departed, ihe depar,cd, they visit us
in dreams

The departed, lie departed, they visit us
in dreams,
As they Glide ah9ye nnr memories like
shadows over sreams.
THT,tender recolleciiou5 of the dead have
a saddening pleasure ip them which no
one. who has ever buried friend, can,wish
to resign, and MS the years fleet by bring
ing us nearer to n rehnon with them, thn
memories and anticipations come to have
a joy specially their own, of which we
we're net cOgnizant al the FIRST burst OF sor-
row. One year ago, we we're stunned with
horror and grief to have one of our most
promising youths struck dead bya murder
ers hand, for thoughtless answer to the
id !e bravado of II runiau; Lloyd B. Smith
was ruthlessy murdered for, this cause
Just on the threshold of manhood, gentle,
affeciionatc, the pride of his fGiker, the de.
light of his mother, the joyou companion
of his sisters, and among his associates a
generous friend. Too young to have at
tanned place among men he ruled nj
most supreme ut home, and for those who
vet dwell among the shadows on account
of his loss, are these few lines written, not
to renew their grief, or to persuade to use
less repilfing under the working Of Frovi-
dence, but TO assure them that they sorrow
not alone, and that in this the anniversary
of his untimcly death, many hearts sympn-
thize with them and would turn. their
thoughts TO the hope of future meeting
where " tie wicked cease from troubling"
Dallas, Nov. I'd, 1871.
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ne Guided by what Yon Kna,y

TifTs IL "a ga pros rh Nhi,h. ssss, "EEPsIisi.os
IL ihr ssfsi Eui3rH To lhs gri-flia siss sni all
ius Usiuusiiy tara uhsn ra,iiu s'aat g. DE tfsu,
ufnl,rE Ihsy susuip plia, u'rli,iur has '.gnf
90 oiheTs, i-ioH ih'y ai.It 4 taei s.iyfs, 90 70,
ihr Truasslrs sna ITs'rRIirf, n rsu- ilosisiisT's
siruistA iiil.rs mfs the tasl E'osi tTiumpiaully,
s,a krurr n, immrus I'agulsTily aE1 Vasl sales -
The sLfsIrT tTDm iuigrsiiHh Z, sure o. fnd sanr
grlsamaus 10, AirHis - BE- has l-sn snr'i ~ ihs
ailis a. - lhH isrluEs Vegetable sfannrlr, Tie
Nicliil IT l-srT aHl asur, liver rsnliaHi s'nsIiIr
ilHHr HFIfuus pTaiiaiiHn- ur gfnsFsl .'iiAiF, h1-
rnly o. uate iH4HN iu liIr nrlshissThsai vhrTr D.
sirs iu aIdT lsiH1FuT what ihasfstis,si Tfrft'
Tsiigr has grrifi Ia eases siH.lar e. his urn. n
he pnhhlfi tusiIuHug o. it. iasriis D. Nill hui
golumS uusfs Il iis saniiaTy INprTfirs, wAir IL
il imIsssitis iuT his romnnl sruse o. resist, ilr
iIirs Do, sad tbs siirl il produce 90 hssNssni ai'
smother iu ilr hlsi 1T witnesses n It, RNur Tlus,
s reputation, Gahhrl "a facts, rot assertions rDn.
iinualh ru'Ws anl s,Trais, thaTlaians and imtH,
toe, sps 1T ih-m iuIr lseal iTrisIrTs, and uIhrr
Ahu tale sumvu hat wider range, attempt O. thrust
int" ihr hands AMI duwu the ihrsais It inValiis,
their haphAFaTd oneocl0ns, as substitutes Tor the
tnuir shi,h Tor - many Yeats Ia. teen medicinal
staple throughout tho tniirl Sialos, spanish Amer
tta, CanHla, aui iLr Wet lndes, hai uuy sueUrrl
80 NrTl lni~irsirEt, Ia this reasoning axe, tl'
people h4ynE asorTiaihcd what l. really, deserving
u their gtndsprr, dtcl.uc, running AFTER strange
gods"
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The Bridge.

The following dispatch FROM capt. G. NJ.
swink, Secretary Of tie bala5 Fridge
Company, was received on Tuesday last;
lola, KANSAS, Oct. 2s, 1871.
To J. W. Cno4bUs,
Dallas, Texas.
"will ship bsidge Wednesday, ria New
Orleans. viii go with il myself l write
you to-day by mali.
DR.. Crowdus, President of the Company,
informs us that the piers will be ready to
receive the bridge, iir aS5ht twenty or
thirty days, provided the weather is such
MS to allow work. 1t is expected that the
bridge will reach here in about twenty or
twenty-five days, and all the other work
being ready for it, the whyie work can be
completed and ready for use IN a little
over q month. Bad weather, however, may
delay the work on the piers, as IT has this
week, but with ordinary weather the work
can and will be completed in the time
Above named.
The masonry OF the bridge piers is sub
stantisl, and as good piece Of work as
we have seen any where, and the roadway
through the bottom equally as we'll done.
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DsTEler couKL-rhs District Court for
',hl. county. which has bssa again ia 's''
son the pas, vssk, Judge Hart presiding
will close the present tern to-day. We
have only had the OhPsrltniiy Of an ossA'
slolai short visit 10 the cOur, Room, but
these mere sll-Psss, as !. we're, have i'm
pressed Us very h'Orably Nth the talents
and abilities ~ the Dallas bar. We eau
assure Sdr dkiAn, readers fhat ihsy eau
with mr. sShhdsnes snIrusI to them any
business which may require settlement In
the courts Of this county and the adloiniLg
ones. We should have been glad 10 hsvs
given more details sof court PrOeeslinss,
but this, as the members Of the bar we'll
know would require a spseisl reporter,
and we have none.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

r.l.Gov, TroekmOrlon passed through
cur city las, week on his way home froH
'Aus,in, where he hes been s9lourning on
business since the meeting ofihe Tax Pay.
er- Convention. wertgrrt that time did
nc, permit his 5'oPpiaF .ong enough ic
take his many oil friends here by the hand
aud give them the heEs from the CSpi-
al