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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-29
VALLANDIGHAM.
George III. Pendleton's EuIogy of the
Dead Statesman.
Ernn the IouAIand Hraech

From the Loveland Speech.
l did not know Mr.. Vallandigham so
long perhaps as many of you, but
knew him very well. During his whole
service in Congress l was his colleague.
During the eventful sessions of 1861 %
l was his daily associate and intimate
friend. During the days of his arrest
and trial and imprisonment saw him at
every hour that it was possible, and did
what ! could to mitigate the pains which
an infamous tyranny inflicted. In those
times of anxiety and care and suffering,
| never heard from his lips one word in
consistent with the lofIiest patriotism,
the most unfaltering hope, and the most un-
blanching courage. You know he was able
and eloquent, ard self-relisnt and studious;
that he had great strength of will and
force of character, and that magnetism
which attracted and attached men closely
to him. He was also cool and deliberate
and patient. Beyond most men whom
have known, he was sensitive to attacks
upon the purity of his motives and char
acter. have seen him wounded to the
quick-his heart lacsrated until it seemed
sore to the touch, and bleeding his life
awsy-by the vindictive, savage abuse so
unsparingly heaoed upon him during the
war. Never were attacks more unjust
and infamous. No man loved his country
more intensely, and sought for the Wisest
policy more conscientiously, or would
have sacrificed more readily or more
sbdndsntly health, and strength, and for
tune, and even prejudices and precon-
ceived opinions, to secure its welfare. He
would have been War man if he could
have believed that would restore the
Union. He would have been q devoted
supporter of the Republican party, if he
could have believed its policy would
have maintained the guarantees of liberty
afforded by our Constitution. AS he
could not believe this, he would not
swerve from the convictions Of the 'fsith
that was in him." even though his heart
should bleed and break at the blind mis-
construction of his character, and the
willful perverslon of his words and ssper
sion of his motives. l thank God he
lived long enough to see that time-the
Avesger, in whom he had such unwaVer-
ing fsith-had commenced his work; and
that many who had maligned him most
were beginning to see their error and to
do him justice.
thank God that at the last the sun
penetrated the darkness of the night, and
that his eye saw, even though only for a
moment, the mists of the morning dis
solving before its radiant beams. And if
it be gwen to men who have gone hence
to care for, or to know the estimation in
which they are held on earth, know his
spirit will be gladdened by the fact that
all his countrymen, without dissent, will
believe that he was as pure as he was
able, as honest as he was brave, and as
faithful as he was prosecuted.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-29
The New Bridge.

To the Editors OF the Union and American:
Viii the people of Edgefeld, in partiou-
lar, and of the county, in general, longer
submit to a rigid monopoly that SO COM
pletcly retards their progress as a town,
encumbers their business and circum-
scribes their liberties? 1 am not willing
to believe they will longer endure this
glaring evil, while the remedy is so plainly
within their reach. All that is needed is a
little EN- rgy, little Jncert Of action, and
his great work will be accomplished.
And, sir, l am delighted to know
that the citizens of E1gefeld and of Nash
vile also are so nearly a unit on this great
question. No enterprise has e0er or will
e0er be presented to the people Of Edgeield
that so greatly and directly affects their
interest and prosperity as the question of
a free bridge. If they succeed In securing
its erection, it will prove q lasting monu-
Rent to their hberality, enterprise ard
public spirit. There are many reasons
why Edgefeld should take the lead in this
matter. First she needs ii far more than
any other community. Second she
will be benefited far more than any other,
community by its erection. The value Of
his property will soon be double, and her
population qusdrupled, if this bridge il
built. Her annual toll on the present
bridge will pay her annual tax for the new
bridge. The increase in her property will
pay, st least, ten times the assessment for
the free bridge. The increase in her bus
mess will furnish employment for her la
borers, her mechanics, her merchants, her
lawyers, her doctors and her teachers. As
a financial investment it is far preferable
to the United States 7-20s from the
fact that SO many advantages result direct
" from its erection. Both the bridge and
\ the prosperity of Edgefield is secured-all
other improvements will follow as q conse-
ouence, and st q small cost to the present
populstion.
Nashville should and will claim promi-
nent part in tn. great enterprise; she is to
be greatly benefited by the erection OF
this fridge; she is awake to her best in
teIe It and will respond literally when the
call is made, to accomplish This great
work. The entire county is interes ed 10
this matter and should aid hberaly for its
consamstion.
The citizens of Edgefeld and Nashville
have often been taxed to build bridges,
and for other improvements, in various
parts of the county, and, we now ask them
10 reciprocate the favor. This bridge is q
public necessity and should be built at the
earliest practical moment. The commune
ty is able to do, willing to do, and vii
save and make money by doingit. 1 hops
the Board, in Edgefeld, at its next meet
ing, will pass the Bridge Bill, andspeed
lily refer it to the popular vote of the town
and the result will be the coDgratulatlon
of all, that we have bridge over which
we may go and come as we please.
ADVOCATE.
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on the 24'h of August instant, in his 12lh
year, deplored BY many friends. His
master, grateful for his love and pas. SER
wees, had his remains placed in box
and deposited in the ground with due
solemnity and respect. We meier sbsII
aches -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-29
Giles County Fair.

We have received the premium hist OF
the Tenth Annual Fair of the Giles County
Agricultural and Mechanical Association,
TO be held near Pulaski, Oct. 10, IL, II
and ID The list is an exceedingly hbsral
one, and arrangements will be made to
have the Fair a complete success. Giles
county is proverbisl for the extent and in
terest of her agricultural Fairs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-29

We are authorized TO announce Z. J. NORRIS
IS 3 candidate for re election to the Office Of
Mayor at the approaching municipal election
jy3O I'd
We are authorized to announce Gen.
JOEL A. BATTLE as candidate for Mayor
of the city of Nashville at the ensuing mu-
nicipal election in September next. to
We are authorized to announce DR. O.
< WINSTON as q candidate for Mayor Of
Nashville, at the ensuing Municipal cleo
ton. I'd.
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sPkGlAL aOTIGss

Country merchants, teachers, parents
pupils viii find the best and cheapest tocA
Of School Books used in city, county and
other schools throughout the State ct ".
O. Collier & Cos, a Union street., Nash
vile, Tenn. ly
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II Tickets for 500; % Tickets,
1886; Sc Tickets, $500; 113
Tickets, 81, 900.

The undersigned, Late PRINCIPAL business man.
ager of the very successful Mercantile Library
Gift Concert at San Francisco, Cal. mas been
appointed Agent and Manager Of the Gift Con-
cert IN aid ofthe Public Library OF Kentucky
The drawing will take place in public and
everything viii be done to satisfy BUYERS OF
tickets that their interest will be as well pro-
tected as If they personally superintendent the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-29

Four bellies at Lake Mshopsc went into
training for boat race, the prizes being
diamond badges. The race was rowed
amid tremendous excItemi Mt and the VIC
tors were carried in triumph from their
boat to the hotel.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-29

Fen Gifts of $1,000 each........ 10000
Fifteen Gifts of $500 ca ch I35MI
- uteen Tits OF $500 ench. 1900
Twenty Cats of 500 each I4lO01l
Twenty-Five Gifts Of 5000 esh I5.OOO
Thirty GifIs OF $500 each IS,SGn
Forty G. tGtS of 800 each IA 'O00
Eoyty-EiVe Gifts OF $500 e1ch ISS00
Fifty Gifts OF $500 each Ts,Nr0
ITO "Aass OF $AOO eeA< n -....-.......-. 44.6fal
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VIZ. Il. LEICKHARDT,
Nashville. Tenn, Wholesale Agent.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
por Ooorheeper Of the Senate


We are a. thorized to announce FRANK D. No
Conn a. a candidate for Doorkeeper Of the Senate
81 the approaching meeting Of the Legislature.
Rugl II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-29
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-AN ELEGANT MODERN
Il style Residence, corner McGssock and west
aug97 1t CALENDER & GARRETT, ACTS.
EOR SALE-THAT BEAUTIFUL COT
Il tARe S34 south College Street. House only
tour years old, and very convenient. Enquire at
156 Church st. augZo-6'.
TSOR SALE .-cHoIoE SEED WHEAT FOB
Il sale by ]. NJ. CARSEY, SON 90, le
Broad street Augz2u
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THIGHS In all
k55O,OOO

After paying the expenses Of the snterpr,ss ana
making the distribution Of the Gifts, the balance
OF the proceeds arising from ths sale OF ttckesa
WIZ De appropriated 20 the establishments OF 3 =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-29

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world,
the only true xnd perfect Dye. H&rmless-Relia-
ole-Instsrtaneous-No disappointment-No RI
dicClous hnts-"DoEs NOT CONTAIN LEAD MOB AM
VrrALIo PoIsos TO IHJURE THE HAZE Oh Sxs-xSt y
Invtgorstes the HAIR and leaves Il soft and beautI
ful; black or brown. Sold by AL drusx1sts and
dealers- Applied at the Factory, 16 Bond street,
AeT YORK. sep27-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-29
Riverview Military Academy,

DoUGHKEEPsIB, n. Y.-LocatiOn healthy;
Il Scenery unequsled; Building convenisut
Teachers highly educsted, earnest, working men,
g. stem Of order unsurpassed Wide-avake,
thorough going School for Boys Wishing TO be
trained for Business, for College, or for West
Point or the Naval Acadsmy. Address OTIS
BISBKE, A. NJ, Principal and Proprietor,
iy2l eodan
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THE CITIZENS BANK OF KEN.
lucky ~ TKEASUuRR
S55O,OOO In GREEXBACKS.
One Grand Gift of 500. 600.
One Grand Gift of 80. 600

WI be distributed BY lot to the hol Iers Of Tick
eta In ths toll0wi & Gifts, viz:
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I4,364 Tickets Disposed of in july.

To insure ticket holders, the pubic are "a
sured tina. II only 5000 tickets are sold, only
25,iOO numbers go In the large wheel, the III
gifts awarded, but diminished pro rata. In case
$1,000 tickets only sre sold. only numbers 10
$4,000 20 in the large wheel, and the T2i gifts
diminished One-hah; and IN case only 5000
kets sold the snt re I'll gifts will be paid
IN full-it being intended that no unsold ticksts
shall participate.
The Manager has already paid into the CIti-
zens' Bank $4,000 towards Gefrayfng the sx-
penses, and does not depend on sales Of tickets
70 psy his expenses of Printing, Advertising, &c.
The public sre invited to the utmost scrutiny as
to the reliability Of the entire affair.
Persons DESTROYS of acting as agents for the
sale of our tickets in any city in the United
States or Canada. address
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Manner of Drawing.

There will be two glass wheels. One wheel
will contain 10000 numbers, plainly printed
on leather tags. The other wheel will contain
III boxes, each containing q gift. One tag or
number will be drawn from the 10000 wheel,
and the 1rSt box drawn from the second or ri
box wheel Will contaia a gift, neatly printed
AMI sealed up, and the gIft SO 6ravn from the
second wheel will be the gin Of the tag first
drawn, whether 500, H,O00 or 100000, as an
nounced.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-29

Many human being has passed away for whose
death there was other than the neglect OF
known and indisputably proven means OF cure
Those near and dear 10 family and friends are
sleeping the dreamIess slumber into which, had
they calmly adopted
Z
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-29

The last room visited was the cabinet,
which is called by some the curiosity
room. Here much will be found of gen
eral interest. Portraits of the different
gentlemen who have acted as directors of
The institution at different times grace the
walls, while around and about the room,
arranged in cases, are collections of
medals and coins. Copies of all the
medals ordered by Congress may be seen,
as well as copies Of medals ordered by
other nations. Each medal has an inter-
esting history attached to it, as commem-
Grating some important event 10 the an
| nails of this aud other nations, which is
shown by the inscription on each. Spe-
cimens OF all the coins issued by the Uni
ted States are preserved here, and arrsng-
ed in chronological order. Some of them
are very rare, particularly the one
dollar piece, of 1904, of which
only four were struck. One of
these is preserved in the collec-
ton. A gentleman of Boston hal one,
and it was sold few months ago at auc-
ton for something over 300. In the
collection l noticed specimens OF coins
gotten up by the director to take the place
of the fractional currency now in circu-
lation, which are very handsome. They
a-e of silver, but reduced twenty per cent.
| so as to prevent their expectation or be.
| ing used for manufacturing purposes Il
is wonderful what progress has been made
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1871
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17
DALLAS, Texas, June 10Th, 1871.

TO Resu,. Meiir,, Trask il Ripley End Others :
New Ynrk-Gcnts The Rector and
Vestry of st. Matthews Parish, Dallls, &C
knowledge, with profound pleasure and
gratitude, the reception of the Bell which
your generosity has contributed for their
new church, and hereby tender their most
hearty thanks for the handsome donation.
At the same time they desire to express
their thanks, also, TO Messrs. c. II. Nal
Tory & Co., agents of the New YORK. and
Galveston Steamship line, for free trans
portation of the bell to Galveston, and to
Messrs. Fairbanks & Co., who got up the
bell at reduced rate.
To you ALL gentlemen, we again tender
our hearty thanks for your handsome gift,
and trust that you will all live to reap a
rich reward in this world for your liherali-
ty, and priceless inheritance hereafter.
BY order of the Vestry of St. Matthews
Parish, p. L. Church, Dallas, Texas.
JNO. W. SWINDELLS, Secretary
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

49, tts tifssfs ~ 49,
-f-.ttfaii.s ttssitai aflff 30
sftltpst.sil sts rssIit asf o. h''
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"a lsasis ~ ssaifs 10 sisfits ~
~ frn a-sf divided is,s sif.i sa'fs
.iih Asli .ai slsssis. ne sssssi taH 2,
hsss taun.rssu i0teeh.-s Fsel's Asi.
Il ,ls saas siss, silA ,ss jaIy Ta''a' asi
,ss sisaA Ne have 40 u~s - 'fs''
,his ~ssk "a nsks fuFtlsr sswufn'' ~
ihs pl.s, fsfsAsf ihss tia, sasa tn'sasi
80 ssniuIs ihs asssIlisa has u siii - "a
Assassasss, assi isIalls All ssassn'sA'
pabiis hailsiss IL ths State Il Is pre-
psssI 70 be ssih u hrist o. hsii ''eHsi
"a asaniaHss q the latter hs'tnE hs'h
fouud safssisu,ly s.sFi 10 ius'ify iis use u
his huillisE. Ne sAall Allaas 10 THE sub
ice, aEsia AZ a fainIs dag, BIDS are 'a'i'
ga for The eeHsiF..iisA % re eaili'as
uu,il the lS,L Il Juiy, PEsEiHe 81 sA'sA
tius lhs5 gill he sPsssi sal Seeded -
By The fsliss csaTt-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

Dsy- Work is commanding on the bridge
at this place, and at the foot of Commerce
Street lively and active scene is pre-.
scented. Stone for the abutments is being
hauled, and the pier on this side Of the
river is about being commenced. Work is
also being done on the road through the
bottom, workmen being employed in throw
, ing up the embankment for the road bed
Capt. W, il. Wentworth is the engineer of
the Company, and Messrs. Brennan Dom
Gegan the con tractors for the mosoury.--
These gentlemen are actively employed in
their work, and are pressing it rapidly.
From indications, we have no doubt that
the &ridge will be completed and ready for
travel by the LIST October ensuing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17


AHANnsoaE PR4ssNf iASPsaAslf Do
xArsp.-Ns alluded several weeks ass 70
= lsnaiiou ofs large ani hanlssUs esi'
prsssaisi 10 the esagrsgA'iea % - Nat
thsus Parish, Cor their RsN bailiihg Hs~
bsins srssisi in this city. by Pc bust
n..s auns ia the sig AZ Mes isTA' sni
ppmi.sl a. that time 70 siVs Fnels''y 10
N, sorrespeuleuss ca lhs sselsSi' fhis
IA, besA posiponsi lsngsr than We de
si.ncl. LuI is nans The less iplsTs''ins Tor
tLs aslar. Ia the Bsaslius, The tell las
reached i,s dssllasiioR, an is nov sus'
,,nled near the church, awaiting the eeui-
.ls,ion of the iaxeT ia which u ls 10 Dc
.srmAnrnIly placed, Il l. large, hand
.oWs and hns sourl hell, ani the generous
donor. deserve sui have 'he hsaFiy lhanks
ofths Parish for their liNrlali'y. To MAJ,
A. n. iIayhis, rvhWseHilRs the house ~
Nslius, Irask Ripley, Nhn MAS the
prime never ia the undertaking, the
thanks 81 the Parish are spsoially isndsr'
Il, .I,oIo Msssrs. e. n. Mallory & Co,
aa.nts for the New York aud HslNssloh
steamship hRs, anl - The ha''r,'oh
8 Iisusion aud the Houston IrAa' zen
..ralitailroai Companies, over whose lines
she hell was transported Tree OF ehat 40
anil 10 Asssrs. J. NJ, brandon s C., 'oln'
mission Merchants, Galveston, aud Messrs'
J. n. LnHsgrld s Co, commission mer'
chants, Grossberek, who rendered their
services gratis In receiving aud forward
ing the bell,
We give below the letter Of the firms
Joining Ia The donations, and IN doing 10
would beg To remind ourseaders ana those
visiting New Yo,k ou EIIiaess that these
house, are among the beet Ia that city, al
.,a,u, literal toward Texans, anilcserNe,as
they .Hs receiving the generous patronage
o. our y,,rSl.e. We also append abe reply
~ ,hg vos,ry Of st. Matthews Parish
adopted on 1il9CSaay last
TO NE Rcet.r and 5ie'tFy HA Aaiha'S
Church, DaitS, Tss%'
The unLersignc,! merchants Of The c'ly
or New York. recoeniEing the pecuniary
embarrassment. Of the church, generally,
throughout the South; n'd learning sn"'
YOU have recently erectec ps4u'''u'
building for worship in Dallas, peg ra,e
10 present, rs u slight tes'imonin' VI ,nu.'
appreciation Of SO lnudablc II work, DELL,
whssh ha. been cast to order Tor you, Ih'
scrihed "St. Matthews Church, Dallas,
Texas, fr'm Merchants of New York.
Respectfully, etc,
MRLlus, Task & RIPLEY.
CARHApT X BRornERs.
SAMUEL ROOSEVELT " Co.
COCHRAN, MCLEAN Co.
HUM, MIXER n Go.
ROBINSON, LoRp y 70.
RoGERs, MoRGAN GRrDBs'
BURrIs Il FRENCH.
TUrrs, PENpLEToS 20.
CLARK BRornERs & Go.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

FINE CATTLK.--On Tuesday last, 100
head of very fine beef.cattle crossed the
Trinity at this city. They are the proper
iiy of our energetic, weli-known follow
citizen, Richard A. Roberts, Esq. The
citizens and oattle-buyers in that market
are informed that these superb cattle are
to be offered for sale at Baxter Springs,
Kansas. We bsspeak for Mr.. Roberts a
kindly reception at Baxter. The Cherokee
Sentinel will please copy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

Ey-It is but seventeen days until Tie
meeting uf the Democratic District Con
vention, in this city, for the purposes OF
nom inatiusa candidate for Congress and
q moro thorough organization of the Dem
ocratic party of the Sccond Congressional
District. During the Few days intervening
let every Democrat, no matter who his ia
vorite for the candidacy may be put forth
his best endeavors to kindle afresh the old
fires of Democracy and to insure a very
full attendance Of the people the Fourth
of July, the Nations Birthday, Let thai
great day be celebrated by the largest
most enthusiastic, and ,ns the same time
most harmonious gathering ever drawn TO-
gether upon any occasion in North Texas
The Convention will be addressed by Hons
NJ. II. Bowers, W. NJ. Walton and mum
Der of other able and eloquent men. Il
will be day worth celebrating--a conven
ton. worth attending. Let us see such
rally Of the people as has seldom If eve
been seen in the State. -.a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

paS-The case OF The State q Texas vs.
Charles webb-ehargei murder Of n. I,
johnson In this city on the iIhday Of May
1871, was, on Wednesday last, continued
to mex, term (octoberl on affidavit Of de-
iendaui. II. l.. Ray, John c. Mccoy, T., a.
Bower aud y. NJ. Burford for sta,ei John
J. Good. J. X. p. Record and J. II. Field
lnr defendant.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17


GsAInHIHs.--Ns call a,isaliss, 10 sas
lLsr sslaa,A, 10 ihs RsPsFt VI The AHsua
nesting II The Stockholders aud biTssisT:
Of he Pisda0Al sAi ArllHsisa Lfs iIsa'
raass conpaay Of NiTslhia,
The singular success 81 this se@Iahy
as shewA By The aRHasl report u It's dI'
rsslors, attract. With uhususi pleasure en'
attention aud so@nsni. The fiednsn'
aud Arlinsioa Life Insurance Company
which has been 50 skilfilly nsasssd ey
its president, Capt. VIA, {. csrrins'onr
assisted by the other officers AID lls ialsl'
Iirsni aud able Board % Msnassmsni, Is
so great iha, the company, though only
four OF i've years oil, has assumed l,'
position amebg the most stable aud TeliA'
bio companies In America, aud to-day
stands Que OF The pToudssI monuments Of
s,athsrn enterprise In our land. We arc
happy 10 SEQ that the Board Of Directors
have reelected all Of the former officers
under whose nagemsnt the achievements
Of the company have SO greatly exceeded
our most sangaine expectations These
entlemen are men whose ihisgriy and
houOr are beyond reprOach, while as men
Of business ability, they have but few
equals and no superiors. We are glad TO
SEQ that the efforts Of its agent, Captain
E. S. Gay, Jun, are being crowned with
success; aud We hope, ere long, that the
+" Piedmont and Arlington" will become
household word throughout this section OF
our State. Holt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

ANOTHER Ku KLUx OuTRAGE.-on
Monday evening last, M Judges Nat. M
Buriord and Hardin Hart were bowling
out the Rue Elm, in q two-hSrse buggy
the former drove on "a sidlin' hill and
the latter tumbled out over the tail.board,
slightly demcralising tho feelings of His
Honor. Now, the questions are, is Judge
Burford Ku Klux, and did he drive ''on q
sidlin hill on purpose to break off Judge
Harris sole remaining Srm2
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

nTThe Contention TO be held 10 this
place on the 4th proxino, will probably be
the fullest convention ever held in the
State 80 We notice that delegates sre being
appointed from every county, and there is
interest enough manifested to have every
delegate attend. ehOpe our citizens will
extend a hearty and generous welcome to
them It
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

Tue ENn,-h is s.ii that lsd! u Thu
city Ls, rssssIly rsOsissi FROM ''Fsih's
letter, giving iSIsllissHss Of the eiT'A a.
child, bera alb full indsaiuEs Of PsFis.'
teeth, and silh the power Of spsssh' u
said. II did nv, soIns TO stay long
"a. ssa, 20 tell ,ha, the Day Of RssuFTse'
lion Is near ~ hAnd" Ahd ihsa IL died
apparently without, the slightest p.in.