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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28

/, Is no mark OF gentleman 10
swear. The most worthless and
vilc, the r,inse OF mankind, the
drunkard and the prostitute swear.
M wril as the best dressed and
educated gentlemen. NoparIlealar
eniowmeu,s arS required to give q
iinish TO the art OF eursing. The
basest and meanest of mankind
swear with us much tact and skill
nr tho most refined and ho that
wishes to degrade himself 10 the
lowest level of pollution aud shame
learns TO be common swcnrcr.
ANY man has talents enough TO
curse God. and imprecaic perdiiion
on himself and fellow men. Proianc
swenring never did any good. No
man IL tho richer. or wiser, or hap
pier for II. II helps no ones educa'
ties or manners. II commonds no
one to any society. 1t is disgusting
TO tho refined, ubominable to the
good; degrading TO thcmind; unpro
fitable, needless aud Injurious Il
society; and wantonly 10 proian'
His name, 20 call His vengeance
down, TO curse him, and to. invocl
His vengeance, is, perhaps, Of al
offences the most awful in tho sigh
OF God.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28

The New York Express, referring TO tho
intiuence Of the radical party, over the ne
eroes Of the South, the consequences and
probable result says
All through the four years Of the civil
war the negroes manifested devotion 10
their white masters not contemplated by
the Federsl Government and hardly cxpec-
ted by the South. There were no attempts
ut revolution, no outbreaks, no smntes, no
disorders to speak Of. The men 81 war up
on the side Of Disunoin left their wives
children, and homes, At tue mercy either
slaves, and as rule, they were ~ relia
bic protectors even as the masters them
selves. The close Of the var resulted in
the freedom Of the slave. Such vas ma nj :
test destiny after the defeat of the rebel
ion and this dcstiny was NO more persist
I'll In by the great party Of the Union than
Il was acq,iierced in by the party Of Die
union. The relations between servants
and masters, employers and employed,
we're not greatly damaged by the war, nor
until parties we're found 10 place the me-
procs Of the youth in state Of political
nntaeoniem against ihose among whom
they we're bred and born. This sniago-
nistn has now been carried 90 far that the
HERrocb vote Dy tens VI tnous1 nus aBntnSt
their old friends and protectors. They
have been taught TO hate the white men Of
the saril. and have been falsely told that
the democratic party OF the country would,
II they could, enslave the four millions me-
grees set free 10 consequence Of the war.
Every possible device and ingenuity have
been ufej 10 burn, as 1t we're, this known
fAieeisood into the minds and hearts Of the
negro. Passion, prejudice nntecedenis,
Misrepresentation without limit have been
used, and the too susceptible minds Of ig-
nornnt negroes have not been appealed to
IN vain 10 awaken some Of the worst forms
Of hostility and resentment Wearc not
prepared 10 say how long these political
preientions and positive misrepresenta-
lion can successfully be maintained. The
effect ola combination Of negroes against
white men in the States we have named
above, has been 10 unite The largest ma
jsrity Of white people in these States 70
stand BIZ their own race, and If this sort Of
parsfsre is continued by the black race il
will also be continued BY the whites, and
on each side become more aud more bitter
70 the bitter end. Two Federal Radical
Adninisirafors AMI -Four Radical Con-
Presses have done their worst 10 confinne
Inn unnatural and depisrshls strife. In I
the end, if Il IL eortinued, the white race
aud their ideas viii psdominste and the
negro suffer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28
BURKE,S
MAGAZINE FOR BOYS 4 GIRLS
FOR 1871.

FTyHE Conductors Of BWke's Weekty Jor
Boys and Girls, in response to a very
generally expressed wish, have determined,
with the new year, to change the character
Of that publication intoa
First-C Class Monthly Magazine
for the Boys asd Girls of the South. Crate
fully appreciatiny the remarkable favor
bestowed On their WEEKLY, and the many
sxpressions of entire satisfaction which
have reached them from all quarters, they
are satisfied that their paper has supplied
n want long felt ut the South, and that q
vell-conducted Magazine, Of high moral
lone. filed with contributions from the best
writer's. and embracing large amount OF
valuable in formation, can be made highly
attractive to youthful minds, without the
adyentitious and pernicious aid of ssnsa-
tional literature.
The anne writer's who have aided in ma
hing the weekly % wonderfully popular,
will coutr. butte to The Magazine. The FIRST
number will contain the opening chapters
Of a new story BY the author Of 4" p,,r-Fos,
Wallace" "Jaek n.ssell," etc., entitled
" The indiana al DIRT Dashsrs Nest; Tai.
Of the 6eninoIes"-iold 10 Mr.. Darals
best ..syie.
Mrs. Maria Pendleton Kennedy, OF Viz
zinia, viii contribute q charming story Of
Virginia Life-The Hermitage Children.
Mary Faith Floydvill contributes beau
tiful Fairy Tale.
DR.. y. o. Ticknor, Psul II. nayne, Mrs
NcKinne, Mrs. Mary Ware, Ars- s. Z
Peek. Mrs. e. E. Ford. and Stber well
known writer's, will furnish contributions
Of great value and Interest.
An Of the old and popular features Of
IN. weekly viii BE retained in the new
N.gsrias. The editor will hold his month
" ehass with httie readers and CORES eond
ents through he Lstisr Bag and the cain.
pev Corner will consinue 70 be rrordei
viii Refuses, chsrsdes, Enigrzss, Puzzles
etc. etc.
Trsxs.-Burkss urzxfins for Boys sri
Giris win be issued snsrthly. IN NUMBER
Of farty-eieht rrrts each, and printed On
the best e.itndersd p<per. and tIsr.nil1
iiiunrsfsd. 1he price 81 srt-cripfion VII
Be SOD q Tear-ilrs. copies for 500
Durkss N.rzsins ard The ssnih.rn Fsr-
and Home. $500 per year. pat
w BURKE ace Pnb1isbcr<,
10. % SECOND ST. HkcoE, ca
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28

hsssrsi ~ ins nesspsp.is hsfi 4
psfpsiFalrd jokss go the iFaFeis
.nf exploits ~ So Tfaniif vhom
Z Mad ~ ADD serfes head on. ihe
Yale Conrani rciofts as ipllevs;--
.Ossss, skall,l laa dfNafa shu !
lie didn't. either. .Sie fFaHslf
dove n pose faAdea faHs ~
frOn the eastward. lilo u Sisillng
his cate. Mrs. DE TsFTa, In Tbs
city, and Gill stay I'LL OTfea. Dr.
DlgAos, tho TsFris. likewise r saFsF
~ilh a. last evening, when he Ga
Lsfa gi, The pugilisl also eHs with
him. lie laNbda man badly IN The
street. lie ssiis Nss OF aud seeisH'
fai MAG h0ander.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28
Good news Tor boys ana Girls.

Coca news kOf l1ODD tunM UAk hbs
The publishers Of "Bnrkes Weekly for
Boys and Girls in response to a very
generally expressed wish, have determined,
With the new year, to change the character
Of that publication int6 f,st-class
Monthly Magazine for tho Boys and Girls
OF the South.
They are satisfied that their paper has
supplied want long felt at the South,
and that welLconducted Magazine, Of
high moral tone, filled with contributions
from the best writers, and embracing q
large amount OF ussful information, can
be made highly attractive to youthful
minds, without the adventitious and per-
nicious aid Of sensational literature.
The same writer's who have assisted in
making the Weekly so wonderfully popu-
lar, will contribute to the Magazine. The
first number willcontain the opening chap
tiers ofa new story BY the author Of Big
Foot Wallace" "Jack Dobell," etc, enti-
tied aThe Indians at Dirt Dauber's Nest a
tale Of the SemiDolss told in Mr.. pu-
vars best style. Mrs. Maria Pendleten
Kennedy, Of Virginia, will contribute o
charming story Of Virginia Life-"Ihs
Hermitage Children Mary Faith Floyd
will contribute beautiful Fsiry Tale DR..
+. o. Tickpor, P. II. Hayue, Mrs, Mehin'
ne. Mrs. Mary Ware, Mrs. 8. 3. Peck, Mrs
E. E. Ford, and other well-known writers
win furnish contributions Of great value
and Interest.
All Of the old and popular features Of the
Weekly will be retained in the new Maya
sine. The editor win hold his monthly
chats with litne readers and correspond
enfs through the Letter Bag, and the Chin.
ney Corner viii cont inue to be crowded
win Refuses, Cbsfsdes. Enignss, Puszles'
etc. The hssazins win be issued month
", in sunbers. OF forty -eisbf psfkt each
printed on ths lett eslendsssd paper, and
elegantly iliastrsted- Tsrps. 500 .
ysar-ihrss copies for $500. sPseimen
copies ssnt free en- spPliesiion 70 ,. W
Btxrr d CO, Psblitsers No. 60 Second
s.. Hsosn. Ga. We furnish he Dallas
Hrr. rn. ana Burts's N.rrrins fer $40
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28

e6r By referring 10 our Advertising col
umns, it will be seen that Captain Charles
n. Webb, gentleman long known and
esteemed not only in our community, bat
wherever he is known, Is now established
At the old sinnd Of WIN. yangcndsrbeck
corner Of Wood and Market Streets, in onr
town. 1t is his intention to make this
resort replete with everything conducive
to the comfort and wishes Of his patrons.
A nice, quiet retired situation, two minutes
walk from the Square, frst-clsss billiard
table and comfortsbls room, as well As >
snug place to con over the newspaper lite
nature Of the day; with a stock Of pure
wines and spirits 70 minister t. the erea-
lure comfsrts,-Eill, we sppfshsnd, Be .
forthsse who occasionally
indulge In rolling the iveriss and inbi-
bibinz wee sns' drsFs 20 call in upon
Charley, Who viii make then heartily vel
cone. and hope fhey'l q call agsin-'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28


a NfslfHr hAfiAis1p -lisf.
Az a. lawfsnfs, - a l'ashe'
lor Kniifirf early In ihe iTfins
chat ono a ~ msnhrrs a married
iadl, Nas nm 81 mreiins a. sffeFr'
.a6Iaihs he called a. ask tbs "a
s-,u. A. hss IelaY nas some~h ga,
sNasise hv suTmisfa iisi sise = MAJ
Aoihins ~ us.r siis said
..laa an waii ns ~ AoaF slrina
l4,nnri ! snpr'se.
Ws,ks pa,-,l. ani SAL, shb dia
n0i make her sprissancg
he lhessfnrs thuughl to a nj.
~ again. Appr'aehisg 'he hease
hr sau her sigiins Al lae oirn MN
d,,S, anl Llan,l'y rsmarkedi
.,ii'0d n.nrnins iiaSe yon rs
eeive,i yupr sprins bonnel yslg
Yes, sir shr arshly vpissd
.shaii ! show !, u yos'
Iii yon please, answered ia
wandering mlnisl,r,
Holding up wee bi, OF a baby
she said, hlNshing'
"fhis is che fnltng tonaei 1 Ma
waiting for; did ] do right
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28

"GLooM. We have the pleasure Of lay
ing before our readers, on the first page Of
our issue to-day, fresh poem from the
Pen of our giftcd contributor, W. 7. g.
WEAVER. Judge Weaver is born poet,
and his harp gives forth notes as sweet 81
those Of "thc silver-throated Rosignol.
We thank him for this sne poem, enti-
tied as above, end so also will our host Of
readers. The Judge writes too well "a
write 80 little. Oar readers would, We are
sure, he delighted 10 hear from him often
aud We DO bore he will find abundant
leisure to drink frequently from the Kill o.
Iippocrenc, and gather the sweet flowers
from the Parn sssian mount.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28
ps-I.,, Fall, y. heard . very eioquen

sTLsst Fall, ws heard . very eloquent
eulsgtvn Of the deg, delivered in the
courthouse, in this eur.snenubefed city,
by hon. J. x. p. Record, which We took
down at the time and inteRd some day to
publish. Notwithstanding, wswsnt tho dos
regulators to make few mere rounds, Ia
order To rid the eonmusity Of the sneAkine
old dogs aud macy pups that scatter iheil
asas sbrosd and rub their filthy sides
against the silks sui satius Of society.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28
An incident.

On Saturday, May tho 18th, 1864, near
the village of Resacn, in this State OF
Georgia, the Confederate Army, under
General Joseph E. Johnston, was dawn
up in linc.of battle, just in the shape OF a
V, with the point to the enemy, the wings
resting on the banE Of the Oustareula
riyer--tbus
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28


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fAsa sslFss takes i frsa the saF,hs
To .ilhsF e AsF NiiLsrei eFsssI-
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bla dashed he snsrl bs,sssa Adsa Aad
,As dear greece Eiss he ,ss lss'lnE &c
sLiss ile ssIss " essalsi Deity. ia 'As
sweat n isy lac. sA.ll thea eat t'ssd,
.na so will il BE- lifl the lat q Adss''
ps.isri,y shan dsn the SERIAL 'sssSsnl
aud dsn The hshilizsas q issss'si''y
Tsblssnd icy vii
-skHssl At msFhlas's rssy RTiss,
la worship 10 the Tisins snn,
uLil. van aas SUFFERED senos w,ll
-slass the ealmsE ,ims
When The dsy-ssl hls course has raa'
All Nkais usdlsy % varied sasiier'
would The sssrsI history Of society reveal
Beneath how mahy smiling face may b
! the ins.usis serpent Of IsaoFss, eve
rn,Nlns the spirit like tbs yal'ars 's.rin
the liver Of rrouslhsusi How nsn
with sorreu bowed, hide their grief "ui
nlssr care" fro'a the case Of the unissin
world, aud echo lhs sad sentiment
"MLsa from The heart where serrew sl,s
IIer dusky shadow mounts too high,
Ard oss The changing aspect alta,
And clouds the brow or oils the eye,
Ilevd not that gloom which soon shall sinl
NY thoughts iheirdnngeon knos too vel
Back 10 my heart the wsndsvr shrink
Aud drocp within their silent cell
OF all the Christian virtues, the create
10 Charity. Let us never forge, that
, THE world there are always paia, sorreS
{ rsuorse aud care In the human farms =
! SEQ around US In the walks Of every-ds.
: and studiousiy avoid adding a psnz 10 .
. Their by mptimed levi,y or idle want
; thought Of the sympathy duo from on
r to another among the pale children Of d.
{ csy-ibe way-worn wanderers 10 the ION
: Each heart has enough anguish OF It's ow
;, causing; aud all should adopt the chrt
: tian motie,-
e ~ live for those who love me,
For those who know ne tras,
For the heaven that shines above ~
Aud waits my coming, 1901
: For the cause iha needs assistance,
!, For the wrongs that lack resistanee,
Q For the future in the distance,
q And the good that ehn do"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28

sC Charles W. Prsssler, of New York,
has published an excellent "Travelers'
Map of Texas acopy Of which IL hanging
/, our sanstum. tits 39x4o inches within
the border and strongly mounted. It can
be had u E. H. Cushing, Houston. 1t gives
counties, towns, strea ms, roads, etc, etc.,
With great accuracy. In giving notice We
Ain 10 promote the sale Of the map and
beuedt the public.
In few days two of these fine maps
can be purchased at this office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28

e0-During the late severe freeze, man.
lost most of their sweet potatoes, and will
scarcely save enough for seed. or course
the poor will have to become poorer on sc-
count of this misfortune. Those who bave
enough to sell will demand four or five
prices. The rich will pay for them in
goods at six prices, or with usary, but the
poor must pay specie. How contsmptible
ia human nature
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28
s% Huy Dodges Pillow from Haynes.

We arc told that " Ahmed Khan
Bahador has written an elaborate
apology for Mahomet and his reli-
gion. Mahomet and his religion
arc an insult for which no apology
can atone. We therefore decline TO
accept that Of Mr.. Bahador.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28
ssrA ,ety we'll knvsn poem, snllils'

E1rA very we'll knvwn poem, entitled
"wi-hluE.e written by Jchn o. SAKE, the
editor Of The Darlington (vi.) Sentinel, Is
going 40 round Of the Tezs. press, eou-
,aeneing as original In the san Aniooio
Herald and signed by ''liarry Z. Adams
Deaf Mute" This literary thief deserves
10 have blindness added to his inhrmities.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28

70 Htssco.-ws DO net wish to inform
yoa. reader, shst Dr.. Wonderfnl or any
other nan, has discovered = remedy thai
cnres ell diseases Of mind. body or tsiafe.
and is designed 20 make our su5lnnnry
sphere . biiEsfnl Paradise, % Which hea-
ven irrtif stnIl be but a side show but re
q rirt 70 inforn yon that Dr. ssgs's
f...~-1 Hsmsdy has cured thgrs1nds 81
csrrs Of Cnlarrh in iis worst forms .Dd
<f-re<. ard he rrcpritior VII pay coo9
fsr crss 81 this i1aits1nst disease rhich
fs crrnct rnrs. Il nrg - rroctrt1 -
Druggists o. b. nd Ter sizfy rerir. fr1r1
y v Pirrc. D. D, BcEs,. =. \ a
rsnrti.I rtnf frst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28

c@oa Wednesday night last, as we
hear, Mr.. Jacob Mcpherson and Tie lovely
Mics Cora Hswps were married.
"Tbe he.rt, like tenasii accustomed to
cling,
Let it 20 where il Will, canaot flourish
ALoSEi
But will lean to the nearest ssd lowell
est thing
II can twiae with itself and make
closely ITS OWN"
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t@-sucb OF our ret

tS-sucb OF our readers as are fond OF
uhanslOodie ssrmOss, will Sud poiHi'd
enc on frat page, by Rev. Cool silom. He
strikes = lick 81 Grants nepo'ism that
nus, mae deaf in that grsat snokist'
copsoiencs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28

slrMr.. stephen Wright, Of ilaa's'llls'
desires 10 tAow the whereabouts o. her
sou, John Wright, WAC len hOms In oe'S'
Der last, On q ,isl, 10 Dallas, but has not
been heard Of s,n;s, So ssy' the li0as'ou
Times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28

The Federal Army, under Genera Sher-
man, Immediately con formed to sud 'front.'
ed this line, soen we'll nigh completing a.
investment Of tho little band Of Confedsr-
ates, crossing tho 0ustanaula by Pontosns
both above aud below the village of Kssa-
Gu, which village was opposite the centre
of the Confederate line-or, rather, on
line with the point Of the V. The little
river was SPAWNED BY a rude,worn, wooden
bridge at Ressca. All day long, on Sun
day, May 10Th, the Federal Army had
rained upon the devoted band Of General
Johnston--in Tsnnyson's words, "the fire
of heil"--and many poor Confederate,
who had risen that beautiful Snbbaih-M-y
morn full of life and health and hope and
chiyalry, that night lay, like "Red MUIR
doch, stark and stiff beside the rude ram
ports, the breeze Of night and the low MUIR
muir Of that little river with the Indian
name mournfully signing and sounding
his sad and only requiem. At nightfrll
Gen. Johnston commenced the withdrawal
o I his small but brave force. crossing the
rivst at the village bridge. Itwas has-
srdous movcment--that Withdrawing, in
the face Of the enemy, an army all but in
vested After all were safely Withdrawn,
having left not even leaby wooden can
teen behind-but alas in their rude graves
some Of the brayest and best l--Gsn eral-
Bishop Leonidas Polk rode out from the
reach Of the almest coi!ed serpent-dis-
mounted his horss--handed the rein to q
soldier sank upon his knees In the mud
and nire--and poured out the fervent
thanks Of patriots heart to his Maker
for the wonderful deliverancs. On Pine
Mountain, in Cherokee Georgia, on the
18th day of June, 1864, this nan, who, in
nimbus Of battle-smoke and amid the
focal fires Of peril, could sink upon his
knees in thanksgiving to Him, . breath Of
whom could decimate million Tamerlanes
with all their hosts, was killed by she'll
from a Federal gun--falliDg into the out
stretched arms OF General Johnston, down
whose war-bronzsd checks fell tears that
told the love he bore his Loot Lie utenant.-
Who that ever heard the great departed
speak failed TO love him 7-for
-.His words had such melting flow,
Aud spoke OF trath 80 sseetiy we'll,
They droppd ike heavens ssrenss: snow,
Aud ali was brightness raere they fell y
-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28

~ Our late employee, Tom Sheppard,
having tried Bonham for several months
as . place Of residence, was dissatisfied
With 1t, ana with bis amiable lady has rs-
turned TO permanently reside in Dallas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28
TIE LARtsEsTt

The largest and hness assortment d
Liquors that can nov 5e found in northern
1er1s, fviih nc e,esrticrsl is 1t FendleJ
4 Nnl-rs aOFFIcE" SALOON. Their
large stocks ss spoken Of before, are nov
being rs-ci~sa- They are nov ready q
supply sry Wholesale dsns1d. TssJ rur'
chase exclusively from MANUFACTURES IN
tie ~sIi-kns~n sf.ts q Ksntueky. shers.
al k1cr, thsrt = 10 cher psrt can bat
a0nrs sslosn. y
FEEDIEF MILLER.
Sc Cor frbIi- ssr- Dallas. 7srss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28

awill the {Galvesion) News tell US what
Is left Of Democfacy save the love Of the
spoils ri Mckinney Messenger.
win the Messenger tell us what com
prises he (so-caI!ei) Republican party,
save those who arc in Office or expecting
10 be7
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28

Music ASp MUSICAL lSsrRussSIs.-A
fine stock on hand. Guitars $40 to $50
violius So to $50; Bapjos, Aceosdsop+'
Flutes, So, OF Watkins Book Store, Waco
Texas. ls3n.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28

ARMS AND AxMuNirloE.--Guns $40 to
Sl25; Pistols all prices; Cartridges Of all
kinds and sizes; Powder, Shot, Lead, &c.,
at Watkins Book Store, Waco. ls;Sn.
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DsSrAL MATERI,t. = Foil, AAAlEs "A
Plaster, Teeth, R.bssr, ke, ksP' constant,
on hand by W. w. "AiAisS
lndla. "se'
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eAErrs sssb, Lanatv'hs, crep 1871
warranted frsh ssa gssuls', 1t wu'siss
Dsek s.0rs, wsse, iAsm'
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hi.more easy to praiss poverty
than 10 bear IL.
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DIssoiution OF Partnership,

YUNHE partnership heretofore existing be
i tween the undersigned, In 'he store
aud Mill Business, 81 Mansfield, Texas
under the style Of FIELD & MANN, Is tai
day dissolved by mutual consent.
JULIAN FIELD.
X. s. MANN.
January 2ith, 1871.
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BLANK Books, DIAsIEs sos..ls7l. &C.
A new supply just received ct Watkins
Book Store. Waco. 1s:3m.
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tdr The almos, ,npAssabls condition Of
Elm street, east of Austin, is the subject
Of complaint on the part Of every sedy In
the city and country, who haze 10 pass
oserit. No time should be lost in pntsiag
IL ia good order, for il is the most used
avenue to the city.
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MANDs WANTED.

A Competent ENGINEER and two or
N three GOOD HANDS to work in q
FIGURING Nill and Cotton Gin, WANTED.
Apply to the Undersigned, at Mill and Cir,
Mansfield, Tarraut County, Texas.
JULIAN FIELD.
January %, 1S11.-204t.
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FASHIONABLE TAILOR
NOTICE.

AL Psrsons indebted to pn, JOHN
"A SMART, by Note or oiheruist, arc
hereby notified 10 e5me forward ani lal
the sane 10 tbs undersigned.
HANNA \ COUGnAN0uR.
Dallas, January I, isIl.--i''im'
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N0TitE.

4 IL Persons indebted TO thu. undcrsign-
N ed for BEEF. for the past year, are
hereby requested 10 Gene forward at osec
and make settlement ss | have quit the
business and wish TO close my ncconnts-
HENRY BOIL.
Dallas. January q, 1s7l.-l9:1m.