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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24
Markets..

New York, 22d, Gold 1.l2%. Ten
nessee bonds, old rs, new 751s. Cotton
uplands 1877. Flour. good to choice,
S6.S5@6.90. Wheat shade lower.
Cincinnati, 22d, Flour quoted firm.
Bacon, demand light, clear sides nc,
shoulders &c.
st. Louis quotes Flour dull; Balti-
more, Flour steady, wheat scarce and
firm no figures.
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Atheus gost.
Athens, Thursday, Aug. "a, is.l.
Kentucky.

Our friends in Kentucky appear 10 be
still engaged in counting the vote cast
at the recent election. With six coun-
ties to|hear from, the democratic candi-
date for Governor has majority of
$4,000, which will probably be increased
TO 10000. At the Presidential election
next year, if Grant should be the re-
publican nominee, the democratic ma
jority will probably reach hundred
housand--possibly more.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24
Radical A ssessment.

The New York Euening Post says
1t was yesterday informed by General
Leman, Of the Custom house, that all
the clerks had been assessed for politi-
cal purposes, and that assessments are
to be token from salaries this month";
In one instance n clerk who receives
thirty dollars week, is called upon to
contribute that entire sum.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24

Says an exchange: A few days ago
the wife of SAMUEL Hamest, of Carthage,
H., was kicked in the chin by mule,
causing her to bite off the end of her
tongue. Since then Mr.. Hamest has
been offered thousands of dollars for
that mule by henpecked husbands. but
stoutly declines all offers. He prizes that
mule higher than anything else OH earth.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24
The Corean War.

The war against the Coreans so far is
fizz.e-pretty much like the wal against
the western Indians. The New York
Tribune says:
We have failed in securing the avow-
ed objects of the expedition and the
whole affair is worse than useless I'M
less the force under the orders of Ad-
miral Rodgers is Immediately quadru-
pied and he is ordered to reduce the
country"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24

IT is very mysterious, the propensity
which some men and boys have to stand
like sentinels at the street corners. In
some towns they put on clean shirt
Tor Sunday, as good Christians do for
church.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24

Are any of the neumerous inquiries
who asked for simple methods of cut
ting glass aware that this can be done
with a strong pair Of scissors, il the
cutting be done under water? Tho
edges of the glass can easily be trimmed
afterwards by rubbing on stone
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24
Nebraska.

The Constitutional Convention of Ne
braska has adjourned. The question of
the adoption or rejection of the new
Constitution is to be submitted to vote
of the people on the Sd Tuesday of Sep
TENDER,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24

A WHITE man named Matt Lyles has
been committed 10 the Jail at Paducah,
KY, charged with committing rape on
colored girl. If not lynched, he will
receive the severest penalty of the law.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24

The democratic candidate for Cover
nor in Ohio, Gen. McCook, has been
obliged 10 discontinue his canvass for
the present on account Of ilI-health.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24

: A CAUTIOUS wife refused to permit
her husband to go on fishing excur-
sion because he was very apt to get
drowned when he went upon the water,
and. moreover he did moi know how to
swim any more than a goose.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24
The DrOllt1,.

From the reports that reach us the
drouth seems to extend over large
breadth OF country. and is seriously af-
fecting the corn crop. In portions Of
this county it will be cut short, many
fields being already damaged beyond
recovery. We learn il is similarly af-
fecting parts Of Roane, Loudon, Mon
roe, Polk, Meigs and Rhea--the latter
not so much as the others. A letter
from Wayne county, KY, says they are
suffering terribly for want of rain, and
the complaints from the upper country
of drouth are almost universal.
On the farm of brother Timothy Sui.
Inns, mile below Athens, and perhaps
Others in that neighborhood, the grass
hoppers have recently appeared in N.Y.
RAD numbers and are cleaning up veg
citation as they go. For week or two
the nights have been unusually cool for
August, while the days are clear and
hot, and what little air is stirring would
do credit to the Great Sahara. AT this
Journalistic hour there is "a cloud or two
in view as big rs a mans hand, and a
change of weather in the next thirty
six hours is not impossible.
A letter from below to a gentleman
of this place, says corn in Georgia is
looking well generally, and that the ag-
gregate yield will be much larger than
usual.
Since writing the above we have seen
gentleman from the neighborhood Of
Charleston, Bradley county, who says
the corn crop in that direction is liter
ally burnt up, and that the grasshop-
pers, having pretty well exhausted eve
rything else, have commenced on the
timber. We are no croaker, but must
admit that the agricultural prospect
in East Tennessee is not altogether en-
couraging at present. Still, we have
Immigration" and the '.Undeveloped
Resources" to fall back upon; also, the
well-assured promise that there is al
ways corn in Egypt when there is fam
inc in Palestine.
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Angus tn Market.

\ AUGUSTA, GA, Aug. l6, 1871,
Wheat, dull, Red l40ai.45; amber i.Sos
] %; white l.6Oal.15. Oats; dull at 60. Flour 4
dull, full stocks here, b.50a $50, securdlng TO
Quality. Corn frmer, 50 asked. Bacon. dull,
shoulders III sides s,s; hams 'Aalh. If okoice.
Respectfully, - O, MATAEwsoN,--,-
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24

The English Post-0flce, with net
profit last year of $23,000,000. The
American Post. Office lest year running
behind expenses over a million, and
showing a deficit of five and half mil
lions, go .f ..t1..
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24
TIE Millerites have ciphered out tn

TIE Millerites have ciphered out this
time that, according to the prophecies
of Daniel, the world will come to an
end and we shall have "the second ad-
vent about the Sd of September" Con-
seqnently those peculiar people are put
ting their homes in order and prepar-
ing their robes Tor the grand ascension.
SoAE fifty odd guests are reported at
Rhea Syringe.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24

HIGGINs' block of buildings, Lexing-
ton, Ky, destroyed by FIRE. Lose $4,000
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24

AS we go to press Wednesday gem
tie rain is falling.
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The Position of the Democracy.
(From the Boston Post.)

(From the Boston Post.)
1t is no new thing for democrats to
plant themselves on the Constitution.
They have done it from the earliest DAYS
Of our political history. 1t is nothing
more that they profess TO do now. Not
only do they intend to hold fast by its
authority as the sheet-anchor of safety
now, but they are resolved to hold the
Radicals TO it also. The democratic
doctrine is. that the Constitution is the
spected and obeyed in all its parts. 1t
is 10 be accepted as whole, none of
its provisions being ignored or distort-
ed for partisan ends. The amendments
being part of the instrument, they
possess equal authority with the origi-
nal body. The whole is received BY
democrats as the rule for the country
in its federative capacity. 1t is precise
ly the same ground in respect to the
amendments that was taken by Massa-
chusetts democrats two years ago.
This being well established, we have
but to address ourselves to the living
questions of the hour. They are many
and weighty, and demand the most Sc
rious thought. Radicalism prefers to
evade them. and raise issues that are
dead or irrelevant: but the democracy
will push on to the adjustment Of what
is urgent and alive. Both the State and
National democratic conventions will
fully express this determination. They
will take position on the Constitution
as it is, and demand its just and equal
enforcement throughout the Union.-
And on this mistaken basis they will
advance to the removal of abuses in
government, the restoration of sound
principles of administration and the re.
lief of taX-ridden country.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24
The Cherokee Nation.

1t may interest some of our readers
to know that Col. Lewis Downing has
been elected Chief of the Cherokee Ma
ton. His competitors were Col. Jim
Bell and Col. VIM. P. Ross. The con.
test was marked by good deal of spir-
il and excitement, as it was generally
regarded as the last race for Chief
among the Cherokecs.
The snobs and funkies, shoddy and
petroleum, are much elated over re-
port that Louis Napoleon, and the ex-
Queen Isabella, of Spain, are both COM
ing to the United States to reside per-
manently. 'f
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24
More Exposures Promised.

1t is stated that one VIM. p. Wood,
formerly Chiefof the United States De-
tectives, is preparing for publication in
a leading republican paper of New
York, over his own signature, a series
of letters in which he proposes to give
some startling facts" touching the cor
ruption of the Government at WASH
ington. In his PREDATORY letter he says |:
"The fact of my official connection
with the Government, familiarity with
the persons implicated, and with the
details of much of the scmi-official viii
lainy, corruption, fraud, and favoritism
in practice at the nations capital, and Of
my knowledge Of the intriguing. UNI
scrupulous and dishonest political dem
agogues who now have the control of
the Government, warrant the SUPPOSE
ton that if am possessed of the abili-
ties requisite, have the material facts
from which to give an exhibit which
should interest every lover Of his coun-
try, and induce him to demand a change
OF Government officials" ..,..
The amount of corruption in high
places is awful to contemplate, but we
shall never despair of the republic as
long as honest patriots, like Mr.. Wood,
can be found, willing to take upon them
selves the task of bringing the facts
before the public eye. Such
men are the salt of the earth, and their
efforts and sacrifices should be prompt
ly seconded and sustained by the honest
and patriotic press of the country Of all
parties. We shall await the promised
developments with no little interest.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30
fha llallants ln l,nlla.

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issfs. sss isli IL ihs ga "a hshisssi
ssy rIssiisti ~ go hihsrs leg h..
fuTs isIhfAi ~ nssitT ssfsist 90
see sssktnti W q fsuins tfs - nas
tsiy ssi pistols siih q Tlsaiiiul ssfIlr
VI tsissss sTiillfy. hsfifs sssIiss, 10
siiy vss ssinuiss is rfF NeTs To al
JsTTy, Mailed Nins, ssi sFsIy itisg slish
ssuil as1s ils AsaI' glsl ssi ne Assi
asls shsT suLils Ihs sliliTsa a. sell
- 'hs sIsss pssPls lsa . siss iias u n
ia ihs Saturday HisAi PEssisss 90 usisI-
sis1d there sAs ChTisiaas Tree a. az
cuEbsTisHi PTt,hyisTisH CtaTsh, bai %
sSss ns,hiHg eft uaiil il sas ever, Al
> s'slosl, Ga ChTisiHss noThint, ss at
lsHisj The Episcopal ChuTsh sAsfs ~
iOuAd . bsaaiiial fTs. lssasi sssH ~hh
fruit sni . great variety q sias fsT ihs
y0ans folks, E'sA the ga Sa.s -sp Hs'
f0TgollsA ihousA ssmpaTsii's ,lRsssns.-
We AskAoslsiss . Hiss pipe fTsH ssHs
uAkHSwR fTisad, a5sTs ~ saT feHdas's fsF
The seed, ard lovely hssk-iis .Hi hsI
Of posks, haReksFshisfs Of The hrsi qaali'
~ FROM iwo ysdus TOssbul' o. The city,
whose perfected blosR gill sesa prove sRs
o in. uO.i Pls.isn' a,lTas,isss, AiHishl
ws usrs. for asLils, a@sas the sFs.d At
ihsl,lslhsli.s Church, where too large aHi
handsome Trees beat under the assaRuia'
ted treasures Of iS,s f0r the dear and hap
py liul, ones, RVsry IhiAg yea. % in
the bs.l maansr sai old aai yOuaI seen,
ed equally 10 suJoy the OsessioA, DaTiHg
the week, there have been parties for the
children aud parties for these ola larger
growth, aud, hO doubt, the usual smsua,
Of lore tasins has been going on, aud the
result will be seen In the large amount u
Wedding cake aud wine Seat TO The liER,
iLp once during the coming year So the
world goes, aud 50, the last week, Il usAt
on At Dallas, the Central city ofihs uni.
verse,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

TmE CoNcERT.-Wc are glad to nnnoiincc
that, Notwithstanding rather unfavorable
weather, the Concert, given on last THURS
day night at the Court House, for the ben.
eft Of the new Epispocal Church, was a
decided success and fully eqnalled the
public expectation. The house wns well
filed BY al attentive audience and the
varied performances were received with
frequent and marked appreciation. The
room was not we'll fitted for music, having
. cement floor and low ceiling, but, under
these discouraging circumstances, all did
ellsands afforded much pleasure. The
Brass Band and the Swiss Society won
due honors, and the various quartettes
trios and solos.were well e&eciited Snd de-
served the Applause they receiyed. The
music and sode5 We're inrter,pe,rrsed with
several beautiful fablaux which added
much to the attractions of the evening.
We trust others ofthe same Kidd will fol-
'o"' rE ~ A rH1 a ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

0uasrlr.-we arc indebted 10 the FIRM
Of Castor 4 Work for a pleasant ride .
short distance In the country, on Christ.
mas morning, behind one Of their hns bug
~ horses. The result was that We Ia l our
sIeellsni Christmas dinner with our old
eomrsds Of the Mexican war, Capt Psaks,
The day was spent most agreeably In the
midst Of his interesting family aud few
friends, aud the Captain and ourself re-
called the events of former fears, and talk
ed over how we whipped the MeIieans,
ssd usa- 10 Il -.yin old as.we are.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30
Card Of Thanks.

Editor Dallas HErALD:
rliroiisG your cSlawHh: Ne teHdsr the
tharks Of tie hDallas Literaiy Society" to
the following named gent lemen, for dona.
tons of books; to-wt:
Maj Jno. 4. Aut-the works Of Alex.
ander Hamilton, 8 vols.
W. o. Conner-Boyd's Milton, Youngs
Night Thoughts, History of Greece, Me-
Guffes 9Th Reader.
W. 7. Masten-IIistory Of Greece, SCOTS
poetical works.
j. L. Willians-Tasso's Jerusalem De-
livercd.
Maj, ". G. Burfo,d-IIistory Of Nor
mon ism, .
Mai. saml Sccoo,l-fhe Koran.
Pleas. Taylor-Hslf Hours with the
Best Authors, 4 vols, Hume's History of
England, ~ vols.
s. W. s. Duncan-Chamb ers Pocket
Miscellany, 2 vols.
W. I. Clark-Bingley's Animated Ma
turc.
DR.. J. W. Haynes-Dutler's Hudibras,
Chaucer's Poems.
DR.. j. T. Turner-Brandon's Encyclo-
pWdia of Science, Bpyer's Dictionary,
Wealth of Nations, Neuman & Barelii
SPAN sh Dictionary.
Col. ]. NJ. Stommons-Dick's. works, 9
vols, Messages and Dooument.j2 vols.
Judge Nat NJ. Burford-MSores Life of
Sheridan, 2 vols; Janney's life Of VIM.
Penn, Life Of r r. Lee, by McCabs. Life
of Christ, by Fleetwood; Trial of the Wit.
nesses.
z. L. Coombes-Dickens' Works, 2 vels.,
Thnmua hy n
A. Pollard.
DR.. Roy d. Scoit--Southern Magazine.
c. ii. Jenkins-Byron's political works,
complete, Scott's poetical works, complete,
Goldsmi,b's poetieal works, complete,
Tassos Jerusalem Delivered.
Also, TO the following named gentlemen
for books loaned, to wit;
J. II. F:eld--Life and Writings Of Wash.
ington,, II fols., Life and Writings Of
Jackson; vols, Life and Writings Of
Burke, 8 vols, Calhoun, vol. L, Juniu.,
The War between the States, by A. II. Ste
vens, Life Of Aaron Burr, British Flo.
quence.
Maj. II. Bnrkslale-war between the
States, by A. II. Stevens, Life Of Alex.
Campbell, Poets and Poetry Of Ancient
Greece, Fleetwood's Life of Christ.
J. I. Csry--Life Of Lee, Practical Engi-
neer, The Steam Engine, Plutarch's Lives,
Mcdaniel Own Book, Mechanics Mill
wright, Mineraf Springs, Manual of the
Hand Lathe, Byrne's Pocket Companion.
P. TaylOr-ssrvice 1fott By Raphael
Semmes.
J. L. wilIiams-Dakie's Inferno.
D. b. COrley-YOung's Night Thoughts.
G. W. Cochran-Shsfestsars works
complete, ByIOns works complete.
r.. r. Stuart-Irvings works, Confeder-
ate Spies, CorrespOndence Of Napoleon With
Joseph Bonsparte, Ferdinand and IssbsIla,
The Women Of the Bible.
J. Rocco Parksr-Cbambers Informa.
ton for the people, 2 vols.
j. 7. Douns-Manual Of Classic Litera. |
ture, Mammal Of Ancient aud Modern His |
tory, Life and Correspondence of Gen.
yn". Q sitnsn, vols the Tongue Of Time,
Geology ofMississippi (Iiilyardl. Il
r. 4 Burkes-Byron's poefieai works,
complete, Noorss pottical works, complete.
Scotfs poetioal works complete, burns
postieaI works complete, sbskespsar's poet.
zeal works complete.
Crpt.. Ain Eellborn-PSetie,l Text
Book, Piutsrehs Lives, Conquest Of Gran.
ada, Rsvivsls Mispsllsny, Pilrrfm's Pro.
Trsss. History Of England: ~ HAi..
snoll.t and Miller, 3 vols. wines s.atis-
iies Of Gsorgin, Gs-sltssr o. Q. s., the World
N Ninsfurt.
VI. Na.Tss os..
c H.1ExKIEk
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

A BEAUTIFUL DIsfLAY-.we have never
saw as handsome display CT fancy vati::
gated candy in our life, MS was fcuiid on
the shelves ofthe City Bakery of NJ. Bob.
ny, during Christmas week. Candy in every
conceivable variety and shap, was 10 be
seen, but not long, for it went off as rapid
ly as did the shot cakes in Bohny' show
case. Besides conicctionaries of every
kind, Bohny had large assortment of
bread Cakes, Pies, and everything in his
line. lie is prepared and is now furnish
ing our citizens with MS delicious bread,
cake, SC, as any city Baker in the United
States. Call OH him and see whit he has
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

II will be Seen by The acknowledgment
Of the committee, In our columns to day,
the Young Mems Literary Society of this
city are laying the foundation for a Libra
ry. This is The beginning OF good work.
We hope all, who have anything to spare,
will contribute heir mites. "rall oaks
from little acorns grow" II may surprise
some OF our readers to 70 told that the
foregoing familiar quotation is from no
less n parsonage than Edward Everett.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30
NOTICE!l

II osT, on Thursday, The 1eth Dee. o.
l<hed Oak Greek, near widow stsui's, .
Black Horse, branded or the shoulder I
has arothsr BRAID not rsmembs red. has |,
snsksn pl.cs in The right side, Il Il or ia
hands high, good length, shod before, in
good condition, had saddle and bride On.
Any one Returning hin - Nsrsrs n Er-
way 4 Co Dallas, win Be snitstiy rs-nrd-
list
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30
ELECTION ORDER.

TN compliance with with the petition VI
Il the requisite number of freeholders OF
the county of BAL las, and State Of Texas,
and in pursuance of law in such cases
made and provided, it is hereby ordered by
the County Court of said county, that an
election be held Gt the City of Dallas, com
mencnS on the " ehty second and continu-
ing through the lScnty-ihird and twenty
fourth days Of obituary A. u. 1872, for the
purpose of taking the opinion of the quail
flied electors of shid Dallas county on the
following proposition: Shall the county of
Dallas issue It's Bonds to the amount of
seventy-fvS thousand dollars, and mcgee
tia,e a fSah thereon, for the purpose OF
aiding in the completion Of the Courthouse
for Said COUNTY now in process Of construc-
tim, and for the purpose Of aiding in the
building of nine bridges in and for said
county. The said Bonds when issued to
be ar Interest at the rate of 10 per cent
per ahniifl, to mature and become payable,
one fourth in five, one. fourth id ten, one
fourth in fifteen, and one fourth IN twenty
years, after dste of issue, in gold, and the
interest payable semi-annually in the city
Of New YORK.
tits further ordered, that the opinion Of
the said qualified electors of said county
shall he expressed at said election by bal.
lot, on which shall be plainly written or
printed the words For the PrSpositiuh,"
or The words :" Against the Proposition"
And that due notice of said election be
given as is by law provided; and that W.
II. Harris, ]. p. Goodnight and J. N. Spill
lcrs, be and they are hereby appointed
managers to conduct said election herein
ordered, and that said managers report
the result Of said election 10 the County
Court o! Dallas county, on the 9th day Of
January A. ID. 1872. .a
THE STATE OF TEXAS(
DALLAS COuyrY.
], John NJ. Laws, Clerk of the District
Court Dallas codniy; Texss, qb hereby ,er.
tify that TIE foregoing is true aud correct
copy Of The. original order for an election
to be held at the city of Dallas, commenc-
ing on the 22d ond continuing through the
23d and oath days of January A. D. 1872
for the purpose Of taking the opinion Of
the voters Of Dallas county, upon the prop
osition Of the sale of Bonds.
Witness my official seal and
SEAL signature, this 10Th December
A. d. 1871.
J. NJ. LAWS, Clerk.
tl0:te) BY u. Z. CooNBEs, Deputy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30
DENTAL NOTICE.
DR.. e.. Il. KELLER

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the Citizens
HI cf the City aid C6hEsy Of Dallas,
that be has just returned from New Orleans
with supply Of the best DENTAL MA
TERiGLS and IMPROVED NSTRU-
MENTS ever brought to Dallas.
lie is now ready to perform all operations
connected with Dentistry, and upon terms
as reasonable as can be done in the State.
Satisfaction in all operations guaranteed.
Can be found at his Office from A. NJ.
until 3 p NJ.
Will make Arrangements (after Office
honrs) to do work at private residences fc-
those who prefer it,
Office over Mr.. wagner's store, Railroa |
Corner. ~
esf,s., yrfy Ism; fs7l.-2lif.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

saJ- NOsjsy neat will he the let, o. The
nsu year, and . hrs, rate time to ~Psy the
pria,sr' the little sRSuA,, due him, We
hope many Of oar frisads rill pay uP old
'es.rss and rsnsw their subscriptions, AHd
that others Who are not nsw Subscribers
uili call aud haad in their names with the
necessary $3.50,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30
SMEKIFE,S SALE.

nY VIRTUE ofan execution IN my bands, issued
I'D BY J. ID. kerfoot, J. P,.Precinct No. l, Dallas
county. Texas. the 18th October 1s71 aud 70 me
directed, will sell at public vendue, before the
Court House door for cash IN he nd 10 t highest
best biilfr, on TuesdaT, the And day uf Jauusrr
next the following described tract or parcel 81 Lard
situated between Main and Elm STREETS In the city Of
Dallas, and designated lot "a seven and block IN
seventeen, 70 satisfy judEncrf that 8 BuIlinrfon
obtained ngaip-t n n. Burferf nrd.1 ~ Laws On
the 81 day Of August, ISL. and IN favor Of ft sris
$ y Bnlinetos: sid lot being levied uroE - ~,
This lifh day o. Dscszsh-r, A. DISH.
,. n BROws
Is8rl Sheriff Dallas county, Tsras
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

sE.rhs Puhlishsr returns thanks to
Mr.. u. q. BOhny the City D.ksr for pres
snt Of . large handsome aud delicious
Christmas cake
lie is also Indebted 10 Msssrs. J. Nus''
baumss. 4, Co. for a similar present,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

.PERsoxAL,--We have had the pleasure
OF meeting, the past week in Dallas, our
worthy young friend from Austin, Mr.. Du
vail Beall, for somo time connected with
the large New York house Of Lcdiard 4
Townsend, Importers Of Wines and Bran
dies and Dealers In all sorts Of liquors
Mr.. Beall is we'll known in Texas and,
vherevehkhown, needs no commentator
from us, but we will say, for the benefit of
str.ngsrs, that they; will find him every
thing that q gentl oman should be.