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New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
rELx0RAPHIC NOTES.

....six inches Of snow fell at Saratoga, yesterday
go. The Grand Duke will leave Boston this MORN
iAg sss hsstssal
The steamship Siberia which arrived in Boston
yesterday, I'D two csses Of Snaltpss % boAra
...J. W. GAsrctt has been elested. for the four
tsssA u.s Psss6sss 4 ~ Dslansn asd Ohis RasssA
.... The Hon. William Cox Ellis died yesterday At
Mnssy Pssa He sssa Ceas. fss Ie1oB snd ~ As ose
csoss' ~ lJsaaG CessH ~ " ~ psslnss nsss"
~ hAoesiS ee6oS
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
THE KU-KLUX TRIALS.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 13.-In the Ku-KluI
Court to-day witness confessed that be was member
OF Klan which, he said, formed In 1se for sel
defense and to prevent ucendsrsm. The town Of York
VILE was threatened with destruction by tho negrves
and many gin-houses had already been burned" The
dofopse produced Witnesses to show the Hrgeat ueed
Of On organization for defensve purposes.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
MUNICIPAL CORRUPTION IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-It is asserted by several
OF the city ournas that several II not all OF the persons
appointed 70 office by the Common Council on Monday
night ware spproacbed by certain Aldermen and
required 70 put up money consideration to secure the,
places Several uueuccessfu candidates make public
statement declaring their wag TO make afbdayis
of the fact that money demanded OF them Dy Alder
men ana on Their defining we're emphstcay told that
they could not base psces The newsDapers demand an
tnYesuxatiop.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

MORE ARRESTS FOR MURDER In SALT LAKE CITY,
SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 13.-Alexander Brush,
policeman James Thoms gunsmth; and John G.
Blythe were arrested by United States Marshal On
warrant charetup them with tho murder OF Dr. johnson
in October 1850 II will be remembered that johnson
was sssassnsted ut midnight Ill public street III this
city.
fhe accused werc remanded to jail to await hearing
Tomorrow before Judge McKean The prisoners are all
Morfnons and the officers that there s positive
evidence Of their gut. Deceased killed In front o
own door, having een called out ON pretense That Ne
WINS wanted professionally.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
FIRE In JEPFEpsONvIlLE, TExAe

JEFFERsoNvILLE, Texas, Dec 13.-MuEphy q
LoskhArt's buidinss were burned this nosnin&. The
following 70 lst Of the su9erera: NurrN Co. FIN
lAstel Co., Y. L. Lewis, Jackson Dyoedcu d Higoee
r. J. ASiowith, Crs Word CraWforA, LoekhaSt Co.,
J. Bruckmann. H. B. Ort0p, Boney Broe9S Esumsted
l0ss, No0ooG INSURANCE. e6,0n 1ne oriSn oi tue oro
ID unknown.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
FRANCE.
H'
,r,n,e pa,rpnAn ACCVOrNr

srgiOUs RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
PARIS. Wednesday. Dec. Is 1871
! A. acrident, caused by collision, occurred
a., TO the Bouiougne tidal train the Northern Rail
way csr survihers. Seven ptrsont were injured and
he locomotive was destroyed
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
RUSSIA

ASSAULT ON TIE GERMAN MINISTER BY THE
CZAROWITZ.
LONDON Wednesday. Dec. IS, 1871.
A special dispatch to The Standard from St.
Petersburg states that yesterday the Caarowits Aexa
der became involved private dispute with the Prince
DC Rcuss Minister Of the German Empire to Russia
The passions both aroused and the CzarOwtz no
Tar forgot himself make personal assault on the
Etntassador Frcuds nterfered. and the helligerans
sd,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
SPAIN.


MORE TROUBLE IN THE CABINET.
MADRID. Wednesday, Dec. l3. 1871.
There is rumOr that Ministerial crisis and
q consequent dissolution Of the Cortes mmincnt
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

Taking, then, these figures basis, calculation will
demonstrate the number Of actions contract and for
divorce which yearly referred to the referees Of
the foreclosure and partition suits shown above This
calculation and Its results shown In the following
table Of the whole number Of causes and proceedings re-
ferred to the "Grstzes Of Justices Csrdozo, InAa
and Barnard respectively. since Feb. l. 1851, and the
probable amount Of fees sccrung to each Of them there
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
THE NEW DOMINION.

EXCITING DISCUSSION IN TILE ONTARIO LEGIs-
LATURE.
TORONTO, Dec. 18.-The debate in the On
tsro on the address reply to the Lieutenant
Governors speech occupied Monday and Tuesday, and
will be continued to-day. On motion, coming from the
Government eide, for adjournment last evening, the
Government was defeated by vote Of ss to ~ 1t IL
questionable whether the Government will be able to
carry the address, me- Blake the leader of the oppOs
ton having moved amendment There is good deal
Of rxoitsment the House 10 crowded every evening;
the division Ia very close.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
WASHINGTON.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM

CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
WET BLANKET FOR THE CoMMIssIoN-CoN-
DEMNATlON BEFORE REPORT.
iBY TELKGRAPH TO THR TRIBURKI
wAsHRGTON, Wednesday Dec -, 1s7l
A protcntious little paper here, whose articles
on public matters are understood TO be inspired at
the White House. has. to-day reference to the
Civil Service Commission in which 1t says that it
seems to I've generally conceded that the Commis-
sion of which Mr. George William Curtis is the
head, is a downright failure, NO fur as practical
and substantial results cOncerned-a conclusion
which Mr.. Curtis's own painfully labored apology
for the delays of the Commission n the last number
Of his paper, to confirm 1t goes on to praise
the House Civil Service Committee, and prurnises
that. if anything can be done with this question,
the House Committee will do it,
There arc many here who believe that no earnest
effort will be made the part Of the Administration
toward REFORM either in the matter of appointments
or in the many abuses which the present system
encourages; and these men think they find. in this
semi official attack on the Presidents own Commis-
s,on the first stop toward preparing the public 70
Bee ts recommendations entirely diTegarded. The
Commission has not yet completed its labOrs made
report to the President and it il sad it looks very
little like giving its plan fair trial. to denouil,c it
as "a taiiire beforehand
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

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.: SS s = ssss s;' sss Sss: g % S:s:s TN
that schedule only cases taken at random and without
may be safely said that ths fees charged % sae In
forecoSufe cases are ordaarily lee than In trials Of
ssSn: SS Ss In III xoa re ss
@ q ss S = s:d y r.
shs s:ds sn1 ss III q sss sSs :s1ssy
causing sternsse enotons in the esse Of the p>rson
'esSsed Fss csess s harvest q tSs ssfarss Sexsv .
gathered from the ac<toss knexa r ~ Paeaticns Of
ngs srise in tAe eouals Of "a ast0o. ~ IN ctser
foregoing eSh,biss the iOiswiss stsssnsss i made.
Sithssto snsicSsd iSsi, rsspestys Sve1iSss TIkns
isr.sS s To .:: s.s 6 .sss. & &. ss::.
fee secruns p ssss OF shs three ~, %Srasss ~. nee;
eSsdisson, s:nss nssas is' ): = ois.: WIN
i:j:I:: ssF;::;:: ;:;::!: {: s 8 :::::: IS: G.. rs
II need only bs Satsd 70 % ersditsd BY Oil es.sm q
h litigation either e Perlies, vItoes..S. -. Vat
+ tAs:s ss;s,ss psc2ssg paesa% tAss S = -: -:
,ss .es, e Sss q ssa u ssos y ~
fss ssasYSss SssssE: ssy s:s :s:. e sss s.ss ~
= @sny aidsssns ssbiss q q - - s.: nsy
;s:s - e: s;::;: -: );
st8s 8 IS co.:s::. s: sS ~: - :s$
ns s1Se Ss xSs !: sSs:s
S3vs es,ovsS extes6ed to Fecovershpe street uvru-
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
GENERAL PaEss DISPATCH I

The United States and British EOmInihsiOn rceurned
their sess0n to-day. In the OF john HOmes Hanna
agt the United States No. the Commissioners decide
that the United States cannot be held liable for injuries
caused by the acts Of Rebels over whom they could exer
CiBe no CONTROL and which aCts they had no power 10
prevent. Upon this ground, and without giving any
opinion upon other points raised IN the case which WIN
Holmes Hanna therefore, diSallOwed In the case OF
Aired Paul Walker agt the United States No. 49, the
decide that this claim shall De
as satns no ease for claim against the United states
within the iu.ent OF the Treaty The ConnssiOh ad.
jOurned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE PRINCE OF WALES,

LES FAVORABLE ADvICES FROM sANDRINGHAM.
LOHpon. wednesday. Dec. Is. 1871.
Tbe hopee revived by the slightly favorable nd
v,se from Sandringham. last evening, arr hardly
horne ont today The official bulletins given below
show nothing encouraging
~sAHpp,woHin Dec. ls-sa m-Hs Royal Hghnf%
sAs Prince passed a rcsess night and there II II" ih-
provement in his condition
"sANpaiNGnAn Dec. ~ Noon The condit'"n ~ "'s
Rcy ai Highness, NJ this hour. It. unchangrd
The above were signed 10y Sir William 'enuer ant!
C.s other physicians attending the Prince.
Tire O'Clock p. m.-An extra edition OF III London
Tive, contains the following dispatch:
KINGS Lynn near sANpRISGHAx. Dcc. H. N"on-
In The case Prince Of Wales, there 'as been u"
restoration to the nr-t Stages oi con,at*a~uce as VT
hsd y right 10 cxIeI
A telegram to The Echo from the vicinity az Sand
r,ushan says the dcrium of the Prince s constant
Int not violent He does not rave. hut mntteIs in
eoberently honr after hour without cessation. No
ofticial bulletin has appeared snre the one dated
kandringham. neon.
NJ o'clock D. m.-rhe latest official bulletin has
jnrt appeared. as follows:
"sAxpRINGHAM. Dec. Is y. rn.T The Prince has been
very unqu,et all the afternoon. The rravty Of the
symptoms is unahatrd."
There s q feeling in some circles that the OttcIa!
bulletins have represented the of the Prince OF
Wales to be worse than il really in in order to arouse
sympathy for the Prince and make him popular
The Parsees of Bombay have offered prayers for
the restoration Of the health Of the Prince Of Wales
Eie7en o'clock p. MA bulletin issued fr'n Sand
ringham, at 10 p. IN, by the physicians IN attend
snee upon the Prince of Wales ssys his Royal High
ness has passed less unauiet evening. Unofficial
dispatchee from SandrinRham. however, are I'M
favorable. The lung symptoms are reported to he
,.tst distressing
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
CoE ADAMS NOT DIRECTOR IN THE OCEAf
NATIONAL BANK

TO the EditOr Of The Trtbnne
SIR: 10 your paper of this date you include
with the Directors Of the Ocean National Bank
havo not been Director In the bank for the past four
Within the last ten days have been notified that
was elected to MI q VACANCY In the Board but have
not Qualifcd. Cox ADAMs
NfL- iuak. Dee Ii.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
AVERAGE PROFITS OF REFERENCES.

AVERAGE PROFITS OF RERRRENCEs.
Upon an examination of the records Of final reports Of
referees 10 partition and foreclosure cases. Ale In the
Office Of the County Clerk has been found that the ref
erees fees in each case viii average than oo This
average by far too small will be treated however,
correct. Rsports and bills Of costs ON 6le in
scheduies which were taken entirely at random
have beon examined and considered for the pur-
pose OF arriving at fair estimate OF the average tee
That the average Of t00 not exaggeration the sui
Joined Of figures representing the cases aud fees
~ frpfer will damon b0yOnd doubt,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
mutation and protscsaon The can for this meeting s"

In cOnolusi0n: .-A ~.
m rpo rsspeetpr Of Ne banh aa
e tAs IL pressut receiver NJ Davis Attorney Ne bsa
greater 70 he san Is 900 and therefore % ssss pss 'of 0e
truet sbosh nsaIe attendance Of every depsesor
VIZ n. IT. CaiLps No. ~ Manee''snf.
LOCKWOOD 4 ByEaKfT. No oi AnaySa
PErRR HAGAR, No. t2 WAsbinftond
OrHER RANKS.
number Of other hanks were reported to be I'D trouoe
Among them the Bank of the Commonwealth corner OF
Pine and Nassau.ss. the Tenth National Bank, corner
Of Broadway and LDonarrt and the HobOken Nstionai
Bank in Hoboken Mr. Camp, manager Of the Clearing
House, when Questioned 70 the aforementioned Dank
said that he knew nothing OF the adars Of a tns
warranted suspciOn Of its soundness and ne oo not
believe there was nything amiss with II. The rumor
with regard TO the Tenth National Bank could not be
leather which reees for the HoDoksn Bank, ndorsed
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16
Presidents Message.

WASHINGTON, D. c, Dec. 4, 1871
+o the Senate and House of Representatives
In addressing my third annual
message to the law-making branch
of the Government, it is gratifying
to be able to state taat during the
mast wear success has generally at
tended the effort to execute all laws
found on the statute books. The
nolicv has been not to inquire into
the wisdom of tho laws already en-
acted, but to learn their spirit and
intent, and to enforce them accord
ingly. The past year, under a wise
Providence, has been one ofthe gen :
eral prosperity to the nation IL
has. however been attended with
more than usual chastiscmcnts as
in the loss of life and property by
s,orm and fire. While these disas-
ters have served to call forth the
best elements of human nature IN
our country, and to develop n friend
ship for us on the part of foreign
nations, which goes tar toward al.
leviat,ng the distresses occasioned
bv these calamitics, the benevolent,
who have so generously shared
their means with tho victims OF
these misfortunes, will reap their
reward in the consciousness OF hav-
ing performed noble act. and in
receiving the gratefu! thanks OF
men. women and children: whose
sufferings they have relieved.
FOREIGN RELATIONS.
The relations ofthc United States
with foreign powers continue TO be
friendly. The year has been an
eventiul one in witnessing two
great nations, speaking ono Ian
guage and having one lineage, set.
Ting oy peaceful arbitration dis.
, pates Of long standing, and liable al
any time to bring those nations into
a bloody and costly conflict. An
examp,e has been set, which, ifsuc-
ccssful in its final issue, may be fol.
lowed by other civilized nations
and finally be the means of return
| ing to productive industry millions
Of mon now maintained to settle
disputes of nations by the bayonei
and the broadside.
THE TREATY OF wAsHINGToN.
transmit herewith copy Of the
treaty alluded to, which has been
concluded since the adjournment Oi
Congress with Ter Britianie Maj.
esty. and a COPY Of the protocols q
the conferences Of the cOlamission
ers bv whom IL was negOtined. lbi'
treaty provides methods for adjust
Z ing The questions pending between
the two nations, and a. varieu'
questions are 10 be adjusted BY ar
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

AS Gen. Hancock becomes more
popular he becomes obnoxious u
tho powers that bc, and is removed
further from the Presence. Like
the Star of Empire, he Westward
takes his way, to irradiato the p,ai.
ries around Omaha. AS he still
grows in popular favor he will be
boosted still further towards tho
Pacific, across the Alkali Desert, IL
fret away his life and loso his pop
nlarity among the fastnessos of tho
Rocky Mountains Grant viii. brook
no rival near the throne of popular
favor, and in cndangoring Gca.
IIancock's scalp, exhibits moro Of
his peculiar foresight and sound
sense than he has done in any 9TH
or instance, lnstinctively hc feels
his danger and perhaps his fate, IN
rest with the gallant soldier whs,
unscduccd by favor untleterred by
cIamor, has dared to stand fist 10
the old battered rcdoubt of civil law,
though torn and rent to ruin by the
treachcry OF its garrison.-N. o.
Times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16
Ca,ehin. the I,uaaie Gait

We heard ihs ether LAY hsAAs s's'f ~
ssrly iinss ia ali. sssli0n, Which ss ihisk
verify u rssarl, Tssa'y years ssa, ShsA
but fsw Al..s,aEens PisAssrs we're to es
fsaal in the PrsssHs wealthy ssaa'y s'
Dallas, vast herds ef bsaAls -sss frslasai'
Iy sssA, TOaniag sTsr iAs bread pFaiTlss-
,Li. bsins ,hsa lhsir native hose, shsTs
,Lsy I'D, associated ls'insly lsgsshsr, aad
raised Up their Tasty sn.PHHs' han.is
Luutiue .ss . faVorils amassmsns ef the
hardy settlers, aai they had not far 10 50
10 exhibit their skin or crafty their sfps'
liiss for fat, isHisr s,ssks' rhsy usasl'y
.sn, out i've or siI together, IS wsll Tor
company as for safety fTO@ The iAi'sh''
uhs disputed wilh them the happy han'-
ing ground, On one occasion, sloliy eea'-
pany of nsishbsrs aud relatives h''ps
near the prrssa, village Of Lancaster had
Lssa out aud we're returning heme~afi'
whsn Vas We shall designate him. one
of the bssl hualsr, Of the party, said that
h. would like TO catch young buffalo sha
domsslisale IL. Presently, while talking
over the matter, a yeuhg calf Was discover
ed not far OF, lying undsT tree, apparen''
ly asleep, halt vas m.'s' A"'
dismouhIing aud giVing TO = eo~Po"
his horse aad gun TO hold, with rope !"
hand erspt sIsallhily along 'osari' h,'
victim, taking tue ai'ah''ss W
IL Al HNsNmEh
so that the scent "'t" ~" -.
him, with all OF a veteran """"'
anu aen'ene's' suude",y Nv '"s"e W..
the unconscious ea'i, "'o' '""' ,
awakened sf"ss''u "",u ,u.,,,,nu
nn exciting scene OF .ro'''"s u"
and 'prawl'nssn'ued, un,', - ~ ""s" ,,a, M
spirit and muscle o' the "0'' "' .,,'a
In the glory OF mist mN'"0V'i ~
and he succeeded, 10 hls gfe"' "'"fN'
binding bis pfsy "s"''y WV" Wv a.
he lay helpless peiore h'"'' o"'
beautiful eyes VII" %" Wv
ness OIL young "Be''
yoahg male SUCKING '"'' 49, ono.
OLD, WIZ" "o'"s "' H., ,L.
thumbs ana f"ther S"",p 49,,
oeSt par' " IVY '"' ,,..oI .,
Examining h's '"P'."' ,..t,u ,h.
the orehs' o' '"' W" .nI Jirs,nv
result OF" B'"'"'s ,h.,
a'ereu 'nh' "e "0''' a,la catch
he would lei h'm so' '"A' '',s',.,
nho'her-he 'o"'. .., am
P'essea' a..''a'"e' a,oo,ina ov.r
DONG tue 'o''s VI '"' ,,,, III, tho
tie cali "po Ny p uhon and.
pressure WAS e"''''''
ueh'! sP''"es Ill, s,nroso bc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

WATERING TEAMS oFTEN.-IIoIscs
and oxen at wark need water oftcR.
The Plowman carries his jug of
water, or leaves his team ID rest
while he goes to the house for =
drink. But the team works harder
than the driver, and probably needs
drink as often; yet many teams arc
taken out early in the fields, where
there is no wafer except in tho dri-
,cr's jug, and work Ave or six hours
before they can get a drop. is it
any wonder that they are injured
by drinking too much when they
arc led 10 the spring at noon er
evening.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

Hiring forth, o Earth. thy hlrcet blooms,
Thrt yotiye wtrathes onr hnhds may twino,
For we wonld dock our heroes ioino'
with all fair gifts ofih nr!
In dewy vale, on hiil,lde brown.
In rliadowrd grove and sur ny glade,
rIinu all sweet wealth of Flora down
Where '-r our dead are laid
FOR still within each loyal breast,
Their memories lnrr dcathrm lif"-
Our happy d-ad. low-9outh-d al rest,
BeyoId the sounds OF STRIFE
All worthy Of the lote We tcar,
We find our uttered words too Weak
T.. voice the thoughts we fHih would share'
And would, but cannot, speak;
Yet. noble in their lives, In death
More noble still. they do not hced
Or song, or pancgyrc wreath,
Or any prsistful ineed
Ofalowing words 10 tell the world
Their deeds upon til" listed firld,-
For, thongE their glorious flags ar. inr'ed,
Though dropped each useless sh'o'u'
Tn. arest heart of the world has boat
I .2 With quickest pulses Ger their paSe'
. This dead who lie beneath our loot,
Tho BArAkDs Oi The age
For, haply. here may rest the forms
or those who bore with Rbbert Lee
Tho brunt Of four years bloody storhs,
Or, haply, hero may be
Some hero who with Jackson knelt,
On some historic field, In prayer,
And with his niatchets leader felt,
Gods presence in tue air;
We care nUt-when nor where they fought
Z We know their hearts were brave and irai,
And that, whereof their task was wrought,
Th.y loved their Country's veal.
Az, loved it we'll so well, that death
They scoi,cd at, aud the fearful cost
OF blood, and icldcd ny their brsath,-
All, all save honor lost
God's psace be theirs, whcre'er they sleep,
Throughout our wide and fair domain,
And may u grateful people Keep
Their memories from stain.
Stamp down the lie that names their dcaih
This zeal set ON traitors doon
We give them love, with fearless breath,-
Give thou, o karth, thy bloom
0ro II. SSYDEI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

A Texas politician Of the Radical
school recently addressed a crowd
of negroes at Austin. Prompted
by Governor Davis, who sat at his
elbow, he said: my friends, you
have had Republican government
for the past two years, aud whst
has il given yod = Nathinf
nuthin' taxes taxes taxcsi" yell
ed hundred negroes any friends,
you DID not understand the ques-
ton il has given you liberty, lif.
and schools. @Hii biz dat's 90"
-EDchrs7e.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

Our respected contemporary, the Calves
ion News, seems to have thought the ac-
f,upt of the disgraceful prize fight between
Mace and Coburn of sufficient Importance
to authorize ihe issue Of Supplement We
regret 10 ;,se such ihings published or en-
eouraged in any way.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16
IN MEMORsAW.

To The unforgotten heroes rho died that L'o'
eriy might lire, snd ~hose memories are are
sGR hpt grs.n in The h,urts eta 'n'e@e" '
peopi.,--a street and !oving rem'morance,
imayed By The immorteifes IRE scatter on
Meir grarrs,-thesc Lines are mo" re'''-
entity inscribed:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

xSmans rights meeting, lately held, from
which oil men were rigdly excluded. the
presence uf u little dog among them pro-
duced such FIJI ht that man had TO be
called in TO put the puppy out.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

soNs Fsce.-It appears that Judge oi-
iver, after The resOlutiOns Of Impeachment
By the lower House Of the Legislature and
the unanimous resrest of the meh bers Of
ths bar in his Distric. TO resign is stGl al
teupt;nr 10 hold eour..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

A minister, not long ago, preach
ed from the text, abe ye therefore
steadfast," but the printer made
him expound from "Bc &c there tor
breakfast"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

9 DoS'r.-In Iceland the clergy
man kisses the congregation all
around before preaching. Now
don't all make a rush fer the minis
frv
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

- A man in a county in West Vir-
einia was n Radical candidate or
State Senator, and was beaten by
1900 Eeies. At The same time, and
IN the same county, be was triumph
antly elected q constable ip q town
ship.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

The following beautiful lines, wri''en oy
our friend, Col. Geo. II. Snyder were READ
n, the annual commem orstion OF The Con-
federate dead ai Rome Ga'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

q A cynical lady, rather inclined to
fiirt, says most men are like a cold
very easily caught, but very diff
cali . get rid n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. u,
yoyAL ARCH MASoNS.

ftoMPAslvss ,,mmensd 10 attend Stated
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