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A TTORNEY AT LAW AND COLLECTING
IA AGENT, Eldorado, Butler County Kahsas.-
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DAVIS q D0NLRY,
A TTORNEYs AT LAW, Parsons, Kansas.
N YiI-29
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HENRY MARrIN.

HENRY MARTIN,
NOTARY PUBLIC. Real Estate Agent and IL
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az, Kansas. Acknowledgements taken, Deeds and
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
nooll b Nature.


In the economy efsaiura, We have the
means Of reading The past Win uheffihs
certainty. No dim rteoileeiions of lsla'
images presented bY memoFy, can pfsines
an ,se mind thai conviction ahi ready as
sfn,.thai forces upon us By an arien' in-
ysstieaiion Of It's inmuiable laws tse
same change Of enlmal and vegetable ille
"a ON from ase 10 age-strtams slill low
siarm, rare. aal oceans roll, just as they
,ii1 serse thonsand years Ago. AsiAfic =
yoyetable proiuetiohs, forest trees have
Inv FAR The greatest longevity these wave
IN solitary grandeur where Emflres rise
and fall and untoll generations OF man
b.ye passed away. Thousands oi years
have passed since the thy chestnut was
,brown l,y. chance on the mountain where
n crew almost eoeyai With the works that
surround Il. This weather beaten mon
arch ofasss, still stands with hollow lrunk
and decaylng limbs an emblem of depart
Inr greatness Each year these Giants Q!
ihe forest grow, each year aolfele d "o9d
is a,iIed 10 the last aud these give ns
hjs,orv Of Mi the vielsttudes TO which the
plant has been subjected during us l,io o.
aces. When favorable seasons nave os-
Cured they are here recorded hy the l"rgs
and vigorous growthi when seasons nor
eonduciye 10 vegetable lifc have occurred
thew. TOO, aptear In the tiny circles scarce
iv seen and showing that the time-wern
nriJe of the forest. had only mniniainei
Vitality during tho uufavoresele period
Here. ihen, We have the means OF diserim,
mating tho yieisltudcs that have succeeded
each olher In the revolutions Of oentIries
and why not avail ourselves of the knoNl-
Sdcc that nature presents aud which we
,Ael to be true? Full well We kno| the
productions Of nature have the same rela-
lion 10 tho works of art, that instinct mas
10 recson-the one, though blindipursnlns
tht,gAortest and straightest means to at,
lain its~cnd-the other nuetraling ana
yascillating at every turn, rnknowlng
which TO pursue; the one directed by Iie
unysrying DEGREES Of 0mnipolonce, The
other by the feble light Of that uncertain
criterion, frail human reason. Should we
not study the great volume OF nature
should we not draw wisdom from the past
10 guide us in tho future2 Should we not
carefully read and correctly interpret
these lessons, written by the supreme Ar
chitect of the universe W. Ar
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
RescriptlOn OF the GreasEtyr
HIiic Race.

Il SARATOGA, August 24.-Amid nj
most breathless silence, only broken
by somc betting man proelaim'ng
his readiness to o,lay one hundred
dollars to thirty on Lonstc'low,
tic flag fell, At the first attempt
ta,a.a,. { ~ . honsos,. .IIapnheld Ut once
took the lead Of three lengths, but
ii going around the upper turn,
r.ongfeliow closed Che gap, and be-
fore reaching tbs quarter poll he
had taken tho le:td from liembold.
Ifo led length along the back
strcftii, and at the half.milo mark
he WIS a length and Il halt'in front,
which space he kept open along the
lower side Of thehome-stretcii turn,
i burst Of applause greeting him as
he went under the string, mating q
mile a clear longth ahcall in 100,
both horses under strong pull. at
tho tdrn Hemboid drew alittlc clos
er. and lay at Longfellow's quarters
throughout the next quarter ofa
mile and as the halfmilo post was
past he had reached his opponents
sadiil, rirths. On the lower stretch
I.onaeallow again dNcw slightly
oway. and as they went under the
string. oftbe second mile. (run in
s.5o) he was exacllya lengthalicad.
He retained this advantage to tho
Quarter but at the haEf-mile Helm
bold was again at his, saddle girths,
hanging to lim,likea shadow that
weuld not be shaken off. Tho MUIR
mured applause of the vast assem-,
bly burst into IL thunderous shout of
irresistible cxultation as Holmbold
closed and collared Lengfeffs In
coming upsthe home stretch, he pas-
sed him, and went under the string
of the third mile, clear length
ahead, in5:45. 'aA
The great Kentucky crack al
ready began 10 Hoist thvi unmista-
kable signs Of distress. The back
ers OF Ifelnlbold became franticolly
iubilant at this unexpected change
Ia the aspect of affairs, and shouts
Of exultant. applause rent tho air.
At the upper turn Hellnbold was two
lengths ahead, and he increased
his lead three lengths at the quar-
fer aiong the back stretch. tse
steadily i drew away from hls already
beaten opponent, and six lengths
advantage he had at the half milo
be made into score along the low
er stretch. The race was virtually
over, Tor HelmboId galloped up the
home stretch and under the Etring
an easy winner, twenty lengths
ahead of the much. distressed Long
felI6w. Tho first mile was made
In l:55, the second in l:55, the third
10 1:55, aud the fourth and last IN
2:O4l. The time Of the four miles
was 7:4gh lIelmboid carried III
pounds, Lohgfellow los.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

ON my rsiura fsual The Fains iall sn.'i
s,reams loW. Excessive spfins r-ies
followed hy a dry fumnsf uniAI'fao's
10 erops, c
iSii-surveyei uuiIl Jaas in oraysan
eonuty. Had ooeasiuual rains, no neols +
epops we're dne. Afsr this tine The rss'
Me here we're as familiar with the SEASONS
as myself. nespss1m'ly, =.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

gres siopal District n the Slsie, j
every man viii do his duly. .r,.
"The'opptcssions We are NOW u
boring addernSn thS Mal'edpin,
isltsli6h er rtbS state Fpd. GSnsra
.GoysrqAspts ns YlSlSsgs Ppl,Nsa, q !, 1 Y
s,l,d1; IEss'' Y 5ySbss' sabspifeI, ii,
rSipo1. SSfS sss.snt'iSIRieii TAXATION i
inposog Beyond the. necessities Of
tho legitimate purposes OF govern
ment-ataIl upon the voters OF
Texas TO maps one uhitei and do
termihed oifcgt and hurI rom pow
or tkelr oppressors, aud 20 resume
the mwidftontrcl Of thcir govern
iheht. ''.fAi ~
. iitHiga. AS. wslKIn,
s ehairman Dem sS. Com.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
prsm the shys,eror, soa'h-wsss'a.l J
poor CaRLOtrA.
I.aal Of ne s,oaa In@Asil any si's' H'


Land of ne s,oaa Iamasi Ahy. sklss we're
Thy saany plalas al dysi With hapah
The fsT,ass of thy PrIuea in gloom was
IIIs slori,as baaasr faTIsl for svf'
mere. I..
And ie, ias vIeiin O.thess strange na'
tatl0ps,
The brave, proud warrior was 'ed ''''" ''
30 to dlS
AID met hi, doom AL noely aad 'a pa
wllie SpOor cariO.ialo was his last low
cry.
lie disd-baviha, cry did NOT. on the NOR
The mournal words did paas from
tongue 10 tongue. - - '.ff,
Aad all ala weep Tor poor carlo''A'a s'r-
row a..
The high, the low: tho eyed, aud the
young.
Dut years have passed dark years. ana
hope.deserted;
And now an angel sianieth at the door,
"a shining messenger, With torch inSerlea,l
And waileth for carloita-poor no more
O, Death, thou tyrantl To thine avfalp0v'
on -.
The bright, the braTe, The bean''iu' mus
yield; ,l, .n,
Thou sioyest tho gay ones In their sunni
hon
And callest the warrior from victOry's
field. i'.tr..
o, Death, thou Angel Thou do't take
tho mOurners, eu,.
And lay them in cid Mother har'h )
warm breast, t.i.s..
Where ceased forever is the strifs on scor'
Ders,
Apacalm tho weary life in dream'sss
y rest. frr o''''N
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

.
N 1idasl6'ff fTrrf nfitfs ~ y tittt.'
.hiegsf5,l LII .iisl ~ A,lsH
al lhq Nlce bayiot y sEi ljailssn}
4 .iaf information ln,ln lao,lihvssr&
iplihdares in'itgrsl'tstsc mt \
'eaiiah ofilpe Ghpilui - 3 y ilqligj.
w, sii att6rflilg q tho. Lad ~
. cree NJ FnirharYi IL. lTshf Aipsio
Gan adono, lhets Biahop al iLAOsbo
oese, made iorg report. ,latei 0e}
'tober'Ii, 'ii91, tfOnl iwhieh ftak(
tlie'folleWlng, M n gifSs ihe ppi4
len OF The leRrRgl p,'iss. ilifon,oa (
Stale at ihau,lnes as r-'n a '~r
'us "foar proyiaec ecs com,,osss ns,'s
ocese, wilth aro the new'kiAii3ll,
of lie6H (now State Of Nu,fa, Z slin3
,Cpahlla,, tho. eplouy of Nav Saai
t1nder (flow State " lMnaGlii'ai'
aud fcKas.a i ~ IS'r tif'
,istNt lrsvc,aot sifltcd the tsnyl1 a
Tol F6x'.7, BIr AM fr,Jrrict. ny Ilrr'>
sohs whose vcraeity Is beyond am
doubt, who have travelled over iba
country and who aiorennPc,cf
Judges Ia the matter, that when IN
time Comes ijr that provinces 10 n
settled, whieh- viii bo done lrer3l
soon on account of the great ic,tili
ty Of It's soil and its nunier0his lyal\
tor cour8os she mgetf6ria scfait'
ato bishopyie. ln Dur day ste'' Ia
held entirely by tribes oe@ildf ln-|
dians, its population being rc'lueod
to the small town Of San Antoniu
do Bcxar, the village Of Nacogdo1
chen, the Fort Of Bahh; dol Espiri&.
tn S0hto, and seven,missions, whosd
indians number about fige, hind
dred souls. lBut whom tliishbeAntii|
| ful and immense province attracts
! the attention Il deserves, " will, 4
have no doubt, be one.of the. most
I tlMrishing in America. 1t weuid.
he Of Great advantage and profit "a
SHain TO possess it, and opef5 0 {tIi:'
rrgt trade with Enropp By the jyssIg
| ostbo Bay of EspiritU Santo. B1
! iJpo closing my rdportsl will. l.a6dit'
| il the only way,to rdncdy .hlls evils
existing at present III thesinteialli
provinces, and confert them ffor1
useless and expensive fields that
| thoy are now toNlie pubic treasury,
into both u. useful and productive
Icountry both t5'ethc Chnrgh7 Md
i d. ~. SOD 1.fI4rnl va vi Eiittt W ~ \ y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
TIE STATE OF THNAs

Decrascdf -, H.. ID
Vim. q. Wolfe. Administrator Of the Estate q IL,
D.,ron In, fllcd III tho District Corr ot haila,
County Nh application for the nppreT ~ h,s mug =,
Exhibition Which will lie heard AT NE ifNt Terra sl
aid Court, commencing oq the nhd H9nl"S ~ ~
thr town of Dallas at which thnc ~ lso"s mi'-
rested III tho estate Of said H. pr@on.9 ny 9rpeai
and contest sii,l application, little y'se lETe,.
.-wltncssi John NJ. Laws, ClctN oi ~ bSu'o'
Given under nv hand mud ROD Of ssi@ Conrt at
o,,,cs n, Dalhs. ts 9ist day Of august. Az lMl
JOHN NJ. LAWS, Clerk Yttrlct Co,Tf, u. y, H.
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Tne ChaIern.


We notice in Eaatorp exchanges
tho promonilion OF the advent OF
tho cholora. II hes mqlo is ap
poarance in western Europe. Twen'
ty.threo died in ono day of the dis
case. In its'virulent state, at kon-
icsi,ere Onco established in Kon-
iesberg. the plague will with diii-
Guilty DO kept from spreading
Throughout the GcrmanBNltic ports
and Ms these ports are ail Of them
in constant steam communication
with the east England IL is really
no-exngeration of the'perils OF the
case to say that the cholera OF north
Germany is within II fortnight OF
Now York, whether by the direct
routc of the new Scandinavian
steamships OF Stettin, of the North
German, lines from Bremen toIlam'
burg, or.by the less direct roatc by
Hull or I.ondon and Liverpool 4
IL appears in New York il viii
spread all over tho States. In the
South it will be especially severe
among the freedmen. In 1872 and
l849 n "a cat many died of it. but
now when the yellow foyer epidem-
ic reaches them, whom it. never bo
fore rcasbed, what must bo expect
cd Of cholera, which predoTiHates
in hnts anli lihoyels. and il propGga-
ted by uncloSnlincss and indiscre-
ton in food? Tic sanitary meas
ures taken. have prevented tho yel,,
low fever IN our midst 80 far, and
il cliolera should DO announced in
tho Northern cities, greater care
should be taken 10 bayq our civ Us
clean is labor and money can make
it. Cholera Is the scoutge sQt the
present day, and wc must fight 1t
wit clcaiiiaess, prudence anu tsm-
perance.-TGal. Bulletin. ls el
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

= The following beautiful tribute to
| tie "stick and rule, is from the pen
sofBenj. f. Taylor, formerly Of, the
tiChieago Journal: ca z 9lsla sal !
eThc printoris. the adjutans's OF
thought, and this explains the mys-
Ltery Of the wonderful worid, tthhgst That
ean llinalc hope as no song GAP
! that word we with a hand-inj]hasnd
warmth in it4for The apthor, and
printer are engineers together En-
| rineers indeed Wien, the. Corsi-
can bombarded Cadiz, ata distance
of .fiy Q, miles, it was deemed theyery
triumph of engineering, But what
is the range OF this, whereby, lhey
bombard the agcs TO be- i issi
Therc,at the case he stands, ana
| marshals into iine, the forces armed
| With truth, clothed with immortal
lity,and English. Apd what can be
noblcr. than the eqlipage Of Thought
| in the sterling Saxon-7TSaSoon with a
smear or shield therein, and that
4 ca Commissioned, when W. arc dead,
I % move gradually on 70 tho letter
syllahlo OF recorded time This
4 is to win victory from dcatb,- ioi
this has no lyingin it.
nThe printer e called a laborer
and tho officc Re performs a tcii
y az Il is not wcfki blit 4 stiIlinie
4 ~, ~, ;s ,a,.fnraiSrir xNbdn aic tHsis
! cites the engine tliat a 70 fs,s "a
worded truth N s;gililse sef enrye IN II \
missils Ger before dessFibedl' A1sle
it Into the bosOsa Of I! 20 iigges- 'i1S
llFOws % lis IS cg5t g "a s,s PSi a Il
bis sfoes from tisst stseet for The place
y 4 ,s~eaon ,,. stfl sls is' s'lsoI5' fgr0fnd
y "A si;,tio sa.s V 4 uttered ssodse
) a, issa j /, X Ranit4 estisfens3i
: M t,<ilirht Il Ser than. a stss { !
: f'I'Sa h,s,9. the osss,isDat en- Ft;hts1
,skf u 4 whefo A was iyfnss tllerssil
: .s,.S ,ce ike Wounded bird h
. seni, Il fbr,i from tlis arb tssNss
r . s,,,l. FL "a tea r. ..nd Eies a0i INTO ~
: is.s,.s s,;tt thc Mive bfsntsss {
! iel,s'l : dnd alo1l hl he s-Ftssd rris
2 t,cio.iv. h, IN cs<snsA : efafp prin
/. sfs6 "A :I...-l'' u p % ~, .sfs'' rs'a'
! ~ - - --s-s-,-~--.7-- 8 .
D s7fis said tl.as Of The lltf1iefEi'
7 Ln,.litgs 0s.Hz- - Iaris. " "a
3 fs.t {. D. IS. aoi sns Aas b y l...:.
h ~ ~ sbei dIn.1g tsle 6etlsa
sa;ire. ~ br alle 3cinaa1ists -
a.,(<s ne r1ffs ..nd intcrnoeii
9 n .-..I|a.t - : : = z;.tz.s AVE .
- bee -. y - ~ ~
s1a<' -. 80 r'.<l- f'-1|'A'
-.<.'< ~ ',-r''1e' -. =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
THE STATE " TENS: -,

To all rersollT interested n TIC EstaId oI 9OnH
" a. + Kynlall Administrator OF tho Estatc of
Iar Nfnf,tnson deccaseVhas illed IN the District
Sot of nallas County, In application for the ap-
pro,aI Of s final sliowhg, which VIII be heard nt
srs, M,,sify In uct,jrr. 4. D. lsn. 1T fla Court
lions, t,5ro5f. in tc/nwn Of lAdlas at whlfl time
Mi r,si,ls intere.iItin the Estatc Of sifl Jal'n
Mnhlpsoi. may apI{f and CONTEXT said arpiNa.ton'
Wiar.s 'i sijj !: john Lave, Clerk Of Tho DistNit
Y 7-1.- =. 4. MI .raf se1i n 4
8 rcc Il lisha. fhs ast 'li,l 81 AnGn,,, ~; = ~
Y - - NJ Bylll InLf Depnty.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

TnE srA.E ' ~, or I,l ,rl TsI;f, ;f,,, ., mary

80 al persons inicI, rsod In the Ilie .o' mary
Armstrong, decclsed. l..,,
Sarah O. Fry, administration .oi ihc fnry my
ARMSTRONG, has nled In ihr pisirict tutt q, Ns%rn %
County nrl application 20 ho "rFro'l :" ~ li'n
atronnt, Nlirh will bn ir.M ,at u'lheN l'',a W
Il IA Court commencing or Ut rst ''lsN ~ uo,o.
Ior, A. u. 1871, at the cHti h1u'e ie'e'', " ,'2
Town of Dallas, at which lt'r sll retlns hii.i 80
h ihc Estate of said Mar Aln' OH may 'pF0N
- ~ t,,,,,. - s,il ,nplieafion n .i.,,V ssIrnrcr.
vyI,,,s. :, iol,n M. Law. Cihrk 4 tho phuici
Conri Of DallEa county.
oaV NV" 1i nsii Ill dat ,nv of Aucul A ~ isTN
J. NJ. LAWS, Clerk Distriet 'lhf,, -
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? zaIE srATEoTraE4

daccueed; ~
Joln n. Law Administrator of fie Hate a. john
Lev ';.-.a-...i l.s- flsdit tie Utitt ttn II Dat
Ia connty an application ior u aHraiN bis
-,,,,.f r.t,il,i.ian which will BE- hcart tie lexf
rsrn n >ai.I e1urf. IN the town Of Dalf which
lime an .ts1ls Interested in tlir Estate fafl Jphii
fs~. tnf nrfaar and cuiifest suid aIThc tislf hey
SO rrulur- 49, ..l
Couff OF Daiias county, ~
Given uuflsr nv hand and the seal q II ~ 4
me In Urfflr. :fis zift duy Of kuEusi A. le-Il
g1IlLAN3, Uerk Di.trict UIuffI &. 2
N0TT' Br u. BoLiFt1lfy-l
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f~@---7s 'rl
A KNOWING lfoliSE The horse
owned and drivcnby DR. Llndays n
oYrc cf, ot1- rroinincfrs' 'f,i 5-sici-:trss,
certainly deserving Of special hotN
as knowing animal The anilal9
started ron the Doctors office, ssil
without guidance, 90 direct Y t49
residence Of the phTsieipiis patiGnt
requiring q lnornlitg viSit,g any
thence to alli tbce,irers dag long
list. While the .ESySor II bttiis.i,.thI
| taithlul horse, pHhagIsGl, lWaiLs ~ !
! the door,aad 10 kiRaapfs fdrue' o. \
persuasion can intllieeiti5g 10; move.
Wien tbovisirs areimhae,ii do ana
Iinul fas d restiitg spoil q I 4. 4 ostieee, \
aud IL is arhasing To- wateh Sf2Qc
visit the other horses abclt-s'bAv
street. In Kill his hIprClnents,s tha8
animal hes nesersupget or ipjnreaa
the buggy, .i5r has lscsviolated tlio'A
city sidewgtk or other os4ilsliees
"Hoe 'Fltnews the lrw, s''t
81 rIIoastons Cors ofGaAt Nrwg
LA fs .l--.st.-s- i------...s I. slS- si
Josn BnIdNgs ON SIRAWRERtsIEs
strawberry Il one ry y ii;stisr 4
sweet pets. She makes upell worth.
sfilIv.c5nts, the fust She inia!Ees, sand.s
|noyef allows them 70 be sold al s
meag price, n
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

10 all persons inc.'es'ed y 'l Estate o. p"''s'
S.notlers deceased; ,,...,.a arn.,
". A. Blcdsoc, Administrator othe Estate o. pnn,
sl smotI,efs deceased. has filed fAe District Court
f Dallas County an application tho APPROVAL ot
s annual EShison Of dhc sia,cye, nSyt r'o an's %
'nio'ro,p, ~, ~ r. N',i,nncinr on tleWrst Moriav ~