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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

Bs3SR james I. Carey, rncclIiu!St and
blacksmith, on Main Street, We understand,
has been, and is still dcing IL the iron
work required By tile contractors for the
Dallas Bridge, in fixing their machinery
and working rinnt, and has already COM
plcted large portion of it We always
knew Jim was.a thorough workman und
master of his business, and glad are VIC to
Aote that his skill and energy nrc being
dulY NnnreciGtel.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

Bay-J. L.. Fisher, Dealer in Furniture
&c., is his week receiving large addition
to his STOCK, and INVITES the attention 81
buyers. Tic has n3A rh band beds'eads 81
all kinds, chairs IN great variety, tables,
wash. stands, cribs aadSradles, mattresses
carpciings, ltOking glasses, &c. Call on
him all 70 who want Furniture and he will
give you bargains.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

Tito fourth round II Quarterly Conferences Of tie
pailn. district Lr 1871 g.
n-nt n t'irrnit saturday aud Sundav, sp', ~ w.
Decatur Mission. SATURDAY. anil Sunday, sept A ~
,Iai .,IlIp Circuit, SaIurl4l aud sunday sgpi 10
". ,.,.,,
n,In, ,irruit, saturday, sept, ~ A SUNDAY OF u
pals. Station, saturday aud lndsy, oct a.,
Mckinney Circuit Saturday 4 Sunday, nrt, y 10
". o, YurNd, Presiding hld'T'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

.EeFs" We call attention tq two commnni-
cations on the outside of our paper to-day,
'rigned W. A. +. That upon cotton is par
ticularly valuable to our farmers, coming
rs il docs from one Of our most expert nced
agriculturists, both theoretically and e!ac-
iicnllY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

Say District Court adjourned for :he
term at this place on Saturday sf last
week. There is o large amount of LIsiRess,
we understand, that goes over to the next
term, the appearance docket having hardly
been reached. ...,
Court commenced at Fort Worth on Mon;
day last.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

gag- To-day the bids f6r hiding the new
Courthouse viii be opened Ny the Police
Court now in sessioh, and i'll II few days
the award will be rniadc. W. nrsagiha ID
know That ,hetc ID considerable campstitioh
and that bids are in frth some ak or eight
parties, SOME of whsm WE nre satisfied nre
able and competent 10 eject such h struc-
ture as will be an orhafeRt to Inc city and
m honor ~ the county. In twelve mtnths
from the present time Dallas cdhhty can
boast of as fine COURTHOUSE rs cth be
found in the Sta.c--ou6h d building as will
be worthy of the t6dniy, and reflect credit
on the Court which have authorized it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

sas- Chas. II. Webb, charged With the
murder Of \, T. johnson, Of this place,
whose Trial vas continued tndl the next
term Of the e!s,riet Court, was brought
before his Honor, Judge Hart, last week on
writ VI habea, corpus, asking for bail,
which, after a lengthy hearing, was refused
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

f9~ Attention is called to the advertise
meut of forty acres of valuable land in the
neighborhcod Of pallus, to be offered at
publi6 sale on the 9th of September next,
at the courthouse door, in this city.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

Wider 4. = Gross, lAiu % nTenhsm, Washington
r,nnty. a suspAN Tctf0oL wUWAEK, Nill preach 10
tho children vi ''aia-, NJ tho Presbyterian Chareh,
next sunday, a. ) o'elock IN, All SUNDAY school
walkers Arc specially invited io attend
Mr., Crp.s vii a.sp preach al the same honss AZ
II o'clnck In The rV'aing, ~ io'cock, he WI al
trcss the children aud SUNDAY School hi"nds ~
Pleasant View Church, near 4, MeCImnass,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

cssyr The weather is very dry and hot I;
vegetation is parching, and we fear tina,
the corn crop in ibis region is already cut
short. a good soaking rain would be of
great service just now.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

De- AIR. James r. Davis offers a conve-
ni0nt and valuable building lot for sale,
particulars Of which can be obt.ined from
Mr. Walker, Of this city. See adTt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

The international Railroad is ma
king rapid pogrcss. The workmen
are engaged TO a distance Of ninety
miles from Hearne. This r1eans
business, and business men have
control Ofit. Gen. Barnes is work
Houston fines.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

EscApED.-Bill Simmons, a pris-
oncr that was confined In tie coufi;
ty Jail, made his escape Thufsddy
night by breaking the lock of the
Jail door.-Simmons was 10 have
been tried at the next term of the
District Court for assault with intent
TO kill Gainesville Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

Next fall Maine, Massachusetts,,
New Jersey, Maryland, Georgia,
Kedtucky, Ohio, Iowa, Minnesota,
and, California elect their Governors;
in all Ofwhich, except Massachusetts,,
Democrats will be elected.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15
,slsa0f1s saftsPhssa' Coz


q sla.aII .#rlfHrt n iHe iThr'H
~ inllTu|
tnnUIas, Va lHrs
On ycsrrlayt aher iho pnhl To-
rxer,ises zero concluded, % tIr1.
lated tfiere the crowd that the
sartophasus IT Nalenlino was n til
bassmcn. Of the chapel, aud could
be seen IS all who wished to SEQ u,
A larso number Of porsons-sln-
dents. citizens OF the town, and Wis
crowded tho library room 70
see il aud tho grave OF zen, Lee,
Every one who saw the model
was struck the Ekfsrss IL bore 20
the Gonoral, with tho beauty Of lhe
design, aud especially with the re-
markable skill OF tho artist, When
this is ohiselei out ia marble aud
placed ON the tomb, il will rival
anything of which We have read
among the great works Of great
seulplors ia the Old World, and viii
be decidedly the object OF interest
OF interest TO be deposited N tto
memorial room, 80
As YOU have doubtless heard, tne
library of tho University has been
removed to the main building, and
il is in tho old library room where
the body ofGcneral Lee is inferred,
IL is the design Of the Faculty aud
Board of Trustees 10 BOT this room
apart ~ q memorial roc'n, and Il is
TO contain all such objects saitAhle
10 the place us may DO gathered "
the Memorial Association or Oontrid'
uted by other parties.
Among the most valuable ones
that have yet been promise are the
bronze bust of General Lcc-glven
by n eitizcn Of New, York, AMI a large
yicture, 10 DO suspended on the
wall, of Generals Lee and "Stone'
wall" n.cet!hs on the fold OF bat
tic. '..
1t was with emotions of sadness
that visitors. gathered around the
tomb of Lee yesterday. 1t n'ay in
tcrest your readers TO know some
thing Of thcappcarance of the toGb.
A vault is dug bcReath tho foor oi
the basement Of tho chapel, and III
this the body, encased in hand.
some caskct, ia deposited. II is
handicapped with pure %n,te
warblc, the outer slab bearing this
simple and brief inscription:
"RoBEI.T EDWARD LEE,
Born January 10Th, 1907,
Died October 18th, 1870"
A handsome and substantial
black walnut railing, tho posts OF
which arc capped with white mar
bio, surround the tomb, which is
kept constantly decorated by fresh
flowers, gathered and arranged by
Lexington ladics,and also with
floral offerings sent from distan,
parts of the land he so much loved.
Since his death il has been so ar
ranged that the students, whose
names arc taken alphabetically,
have almost exclusive control of it
and his old office, and the latter has
been k6pt, as far as possible, just as
it was when kc left il. His chairs,
books, pens, letters, Nc, are all
about as they were before his i'll
ness, and it is the desire of his
friends that they shal! remain so.
The present designs of the. "Mcmo-
rial Association" and thcUniVcrsi-
ty Faculty are pretty generally ap-
proved of by the friends of General
lice in the South, and it is our
hearty desire that they may be ac-
complisRod; and thcfoby mako onf
University Tho Mecca Of pilgrims
from the South.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

The bridge proposition, voted fol
By the people Of Austin on the 3D.
vas defeated by a vote Of S55
agaiusf. ID Isl for.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

The srawecd Tonic, in conjunction with a." rus
nj rm.ntC . and as.inaics win the food Chyliicn'
lion is nov progressing without The previous tor
tnrcs. WFcs,ion hccinrs paiNiOfs, nnd the cur" -
soon IL bc NJ haiil, There u no Norc nnih'cnr",
Now comes tho greatest blood Further eyer yet
gly,N l,S Nm mint cit Father To suffering mar
Schcnrt ru'MoNir syrup comes in to- perform. itT
functions aud to hasten and conplct" Tie cure ~
enters ut nWro Upon it, work. Nature cannot lie
cheated II collects and ripcns the impaired aud
diseased portions Nr'"c lnnss " the form OF "a,
thorings, It prepares tRgtN fr rSnoc,2raii"n' and
10 IN very short time Tho mandy y vnnrh'sh"i,
the rotten throne that II dcchiicd IS 'n"Nai~ ahl
made new, aud tho patient, III AL the digniiv "i
rcgaincd vigor, steps forth to enjoy tie manhood or
u,,p,nr hand that NNI,s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15
AIgcbraic PrOhscit,,

To the Editor of the Daiias Herald;
Solutions to the following problem Gre
respectfully invited answers to be sent to
you.
GivEN-
l-plus " plus Il plus Tplus Z equals Of
Y " minus y minus Yminus Hcquals 2O'
Wy minus rminus yminus Hequals :!
.YY minus minus Wmnus Tequals j.
~ minus Fminus Wminus L equals 81
Dallas, Texas, July II, 1871.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15
GIVEN UP AS LGsr.

The second thing il, the patients must stay n n
warm until they get well 1t Is almost tml &
sibo 10 prevent taking cold when the lungs GTG as
cnscd. hit it mus tc prevented, or cure hr
rcrt, Of The conntr, iuthc fall aud winter season,
aSa all wrong. Physicians who recommend That
COMFY lose their pnirntr, II their lungs nrc badly
diseased end yet, because they nr" IN the house,
they must not sii down qne; they must walk nn"nt
the room IN mM"h aud rs fast rs the strength viii
bear, to get up g""d circulation of blood. TIN"
patients must keen ~ good siiritS-ho Determined
To- get wcIt Hrit lka great deal to do with the
appetite, Mad ~ the great point to gain.
10 despair oEcurc Eite! such evidence OF the pos
sibiliiy in the hrrt I1tts. hnd moral certainty in
all others il ain I'LL. Dr.. Gcheirk's personal state
mont to the Facnliy; oils pwh cAre was In these
modCRt words ,,.,
l" Many years ago yyHs III tho iilat HngcS of con.
sumption cQnliu, to my bed, AVA ut fno time my
physicians Thought that | colit not li}e week :
then, like u dV5wuing man catching u elinws,
heard Of and ahiniprd the preparations which now
oncr i, the PUBLIC, aud they ma ie perfect cure II
me. IL seemed to inc that lcorld feel thoh lcne.
trntc the whole system. They Eoon rip"ncd the
matter in my lungs, and would spit up more than
"A pint of offensive yellow matter every morning for
, long time VI o.. q,
"ks soon as that began to fubsidc m, oh
fcypr rtin n,i night swcats all began to leave me-
and H,y appetite becaiEe 81 great TINT 1t wns with
liAcIIiv that cohld keep from eating too much
soon gained inS Strength, and have grown in flesh
ever since.
.d ,ho Ioc,nr "ih,b lo1k TIL more like A skeleton;
M NTH was oniy m,n.,y.seya,, rounds: nv pr,.
~ I'.',,' f,o- \
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15
Du. JOsEPH %. sCIENrK's SIM
sI,g TREATMENT,

and .yAilrd thrIltrlyrs % his wonderful emsa'l'n'
mssiirlnrs, they would not have hll-n,
III. SehenrE has IN Ms own rasr pi"'ri ,na
wherever ,uriNrN, yl,sliS remains, that vitality,
Ly hi. m-dirinrs ,tt thr directions lot Their n'"'
IL auickenri into rtallNfi Nis"I,
In this statement there Is nothing prrsn'nP'n'
To the faith II the ny,na 1. made '" rrprr,c, Ia
tInn that I. not a Ihuusaha time. 'nbs'an,ls''h y.
i,y DT Sehrncks meiirlu Il ~ simple ~ u Is ~
falling. It.phiio.nphy rr4Hirvs no argument u
H. s-if,as.urlng, srlfconYri'n
Tho S-awccI Tonic aud Mandrake III, are the
nTsi two weapons with Nbieh the citadel 9i ~
m.I.d, h. a...il-l Two.thIrir uf tho cases ~ tn
snmpiinn originate In dysI-lris Snd nn'noneuy
di.oftcrrd liver. with thi- rona'i"n the lf"nrN!"
tthc. 4" sympaihis-" with the stomach lh'y VS.
~ n,a The eliminating result, ami No settling -,
,,ltN al ~. dIstTe- sing symptoms, OF
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

SANS Punu,7E Law Half do'rh
copies Of the above work just received a"i
for sale at 81 .sps1i,l Per copy Al tho
HERALD OFFICE,
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ToyIor's donitor.

New aud lmprryta riiii,n. Just issued
Price. cloth = in, specie, Sent W 'nA'l'
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
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ANY one desiring the Homo Shuttle
Machine, can order the same ~ any s'asc
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Each Machine threaded and ready for
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-. GOSSEMprioN,
IRIS cpRP AND PREVENTATIVE
n.y. n, sCuENCk, MD

,.NY Ah1msf heinz hu passed away, or Sh"sr
vi death there U.S. other Tvas"n Than the l''E
lei Of Anasn and indlsputshly proven msahs ~
rur-. ihs,e near and dear o. hmiy aud n'rhl,
ATr sirstinr ~ atssHrss slambSJ ih'o ~h''h' h''
they calmly al pi1i
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

The work Ut cure is now beginning. The INITIATED
aud iincYGh deposits In the bowels ana ~ 'hn AT
m,nt ~ canal hi, elected The liyo', liz. clock,
l. Ndnnh up T. aNouses nom its torpiiity: The
stuf.arh actd rci'n.iycly, and the patient begins
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15
CONsUMPTION.
" iElyE NO STING BEHIND"

TIL. Mandrake FILLS are composed ~ on ,. nit in
tttr's nolrlcst gfis-,the poloplillum reliaII.l -
They tu-g,s. MI the blood scarrhirg, Alternative pro
perticr ri calomcl, but unlike calom'i' 'hry D..
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ESTRAY NOTICES.

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-23
Miscellaneous Dispatches,

AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
VERSAILLES, May 21.-Ihe Versaillist troops
| have entered Paris. Capt. Troga of the navy
went to the ramparts at Pont du Jour, and find
ing the insurgents had retired called 300 sailors
and took possession of the gate. Other troops
| followed, and before any one was aware the en-
| try had commenced Not a rifle was fired nor
a man wounded. The whole thing was unex-
pected. The white flag was hung out at
Auteuil. Another brigade of Versaillists had
entered Fort Montrouge, and troops are pouring
down both points 1t is reported that the Arc
de Triumphe had been reached, and that the
insurgents made but a slight resistance. The
guns on the ramparts have been turned on the
communists. Twenty thousand men are under
IsSy, and 10000 are moving on the open gate.
LONDON, May 22.-All communication with
Paris is suspended, the northern railway having
been cut by the Prussans. 1t is reported that
Gen. Dombrowski has been captured by the Yer
saillists. The bombardment of portions of the
Notifications of Paris still held by the federalists
continues.
VERSAILLES, May 22.-Paris has been com
pletely isolated by the Prussians, and no news
has been received from there since midnight,
Half the army is within the walls of Paris, and
hold the gates of st. Cloud, Passy and Auteuil,
Trocadero and Muette as well as the Arch of
Triumph. Eighty thousand Versailles troops
have entered Paris. A sharp cannonade is
heard, doubtless against the barbados near the
Arch of Triumph. Gen. Urich took 600 prison.
ers last night, Of whom 400 have been brought
10 Versailles.
LONDON, May 22.-The duke OF Broglie,
French ambassador to England, has gone to
Versailles, his son having been wounded in one
Of the recent engagements.
Rochefort, it appears, had engaged apartments
at Brussels, where he was expected on Saturday
last He had a narrow escape from lynching
at Versailles.
VERSAILLES, May 22.-General Dombrowski,
reported to have been taken prisoner by the
Versailles troops, is said to have been recap
tured by his own men and to have since made
an attempt to escape from Paris. 1t is now
stated that he and his command are surrounded
near Saint Omer, and will probably be cap
tured
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-23
A CoIIcye for ,bc Freedmen.

Editor of the Spy:-Those who were FORUM
ate enough to meet Gen. Armstrong when he
visited this city month ago, and to hear his
interesting and straightforward statement, will
not need to have the claims of his cause urged
upon them. For the sake Of Others, however,
TO whom the subject may be new, will you be
kind enough to publish the following extract
from the Religious Monthly Magazine Of Febru-
airy, 1871. An effort is already on foot to pro-
cure subscriptions in Worcester for the Hamp-
ton institute, and several scholarships are al
ready pledged.
"We watch with intense interest the progress
made in the education and elevation of the four
million negroes set free by the rebellion, and
mode citizens of the republic. The organized
effort thus far promises the best results. All
our readers may not be aware that college for
the education of colored teachers is in success
full operation at Hampton, in Virginia, two or
three miles east of Fortress Monroe, where, it
will be remembered, Gen. Butler first declared
the slaves contraband of war 1t is under
the energetic management of General 5. G..
Armstrong, and contains already nearly a
hundred pupils. 1t has been built up
principally by contributions of friends at the
north and from the freedmen bureau amount
ing in all to one hundred and twenty five thous-
and dollarsr and efforts are now made to add
one hundred thousand more with Il further en-
dowment from the state of Virginia. 1t has
agricultural and other industrial departments,
which furnish the students means, in part, of
defraying their expenses, and also education in
farming and in the mechanic arts. A gentle
man of the highest intelligence, well acquainted
with the operations Of the school, says:
1 have attended the rccitations of the classes,
and declare, without hesitation, that have
never known a more thorough system of teach
ing than is maintained at this college and that
1 was surprised at the proficiency Of the pupils,
and the intelligence and spirit which they dis
played in the various classes"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-23

Lawrence protested against the passage of the
order, showing that 1t would be long step PACK,
ward in railroad legislation TO aDOlsn TINS useIul
commission at the beck of certain raroau nter.
ests. BY very large majority the mouse rejected
The committee on finance was discharged from
the further consideration of the resolve in relation
10 the Massachusetts agricultural college, and the
resolve was recOmmttted 10 the committee on agrl.
culture. The committee on finance reported bill
10 establish the salaries of extra clerks in the adu
fant-general's department at $500. The speaker
ruled that the senate bill relating to the taxation
of bank shares was not properly before the house,
not having originated in that branch. Mr.. Kimball
of Boston asked leave to introduce a similar bill
and under suspension of the rules it admitted
and placed in the orders of the day The title of the
bill in relation to the Boston, Barre and Gardner
railroad was amended so as to read, "An act TO
authorize the Boston, Barre and Gardner railroad
company to extend its railroad, to extend the time
for locating and constructing the same, and to
change the name of the corporation" and was then
ordered to be engrossed.
The resolve concerning Berdel bonds held by the
commonwealth was amended on motion of Mr.. San"
ford OF Taunton, by adding the following words
Provided, also, that before any such payment is
made, such order shall be passed by the court as in
the opinion of the governor and council Will secure
to the commonwealth the payment of the interest
on the sum so contributed also, on motion of Mr.
Kellogg of Pttsfeld, by providing that the uneX-
pended balance of the $4,000 appropriated to pro-
tect the interests of the state in the early portion
of the present session shall be used to make up the
sum of $72 900 provided for in the resolve. The re-
solve was then ordered to third reading.
The committee on claims reported resolve pro-
viding for the reimbursement to the Worcester mu-
tual insurance company of an overpaid tax amount
ing to S32432 The bills in addition to an act to
supply the city of Worcester with pure water,
aud in addition to an act to incorporate the Wor-
cester county mechanics association have been Or
dered to be cngrossed III the senate.