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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-20
FATAL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.
New ORLEANS, May ls

NEW UNLE4NS, MHJ u.
The Times special, from Galveston, reports
the explosion Ct the new steamer Stonewall,
FROM Galveston for Lake Charles, near High
Island. killing five and woundng several.
Track laying upon the first western division
Of the New Orleans, Mobile and TJXas Railroad
was completed yesterday 10 Donaldsonville,
distant sixly-three miles from this city. The
road will soon be open for traffic to Donald
sonYile.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-20
THEPRESBYrERLaTs

CHICAGO, May 10.
The Presbyterian Assembly appointed COM
n.ltee 10 examine the credentials VI comrps-
sioners. The question OF eligibility Of laymen
to the office of moderator provoked q warm
discussion. Mr. Humphrey Is elected tenn
porary moderator.
THE FEATHER FEIGHT BIZ USERS.
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FIRE aT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
ALEXANDRIA. VA, May 10.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, May l9.
The markelhouse and buildings covering
square, including the city Offices, are burned.
The city archives were saved. The loss is
SIS 900: insurance $4,000. The Masonic lodge
and the only museum containing relics, We're
l,,Str rnrp6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-20
THE yVEITHER THIS D.lT.

WASHINGTON. May -.
1t is probable that the. barometer will fall in
the Middle and Eastern States. with cloudy
weather on Saturday, aud that brisk south
westerly AMI southca- terly winds will be ex.
perience,t from Lake Ontorio to Lake Mlchi-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-20
SAVANNAH AND "raE HUB.n
Boston. Nav l9,

BOSTON, May l9.
Tie citizens OF Charlcstown are raising q
purse Of Two thousand dollars TO entertain the
Marshall Fire Company Of Savannah, Georgia,
WHO come TO the next anniversary OF Banker
Hill.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-20

NEW YORK, May 10.
Billy Donnelly and Arthur Chambers will
fight within two months Ior $500 and the
feather-weglt championship.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-20
THE STRUGGLE FOR PARIS.
VERsAILLIsTs REP ULsED FROM
TEE GATES OF THE CAPITAL.

of the Commune-They Grab the
Silver Candlesticks of Notre Dame
Stopping the Church Scrvfccs-CIichy
Occupied by the versaillists-Repuls
Of the Versaillists at Fort MontrouSc-
The Government Asks Prussinn CO.
operation Bismarcl<'s aIovemcnts-
Address of McMahon to his Troops.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-20
AFFAIRS IN THE STATE.
CORRECT IMPRESSIONS OF TIE
FEELING OF 0UE People.

The Tribune Correspondent 1T the Tax
Payers Conventiop-O ons OF
Prominent Members of the Convention
Universal Suffrage Accepted-North-
era immigration Desired.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-20
THE HEATREN CHIN.EE.

Letter from SIessrs. Spoford, Brothers s
Co., OF New Yer1s-Pfan for Bringing
Over a Cool ciass OF Chinese 70 South
Carolina.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-20

The following letter will be found worthy of
perusal by oil interested in Chinese immigra-
tion.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-20
10000 SEASON TICKETS OF ADMISSION, A
$5OO.OOO TN GIFTS!


and Har the building being
King and Market Streets the
centre Of CITY, building valuable
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-20

THE SOUTH
ttio and
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-20
References in South Carolina !:

General JOHN s. PRESTON,
Hon. W. D. SIMPSON,
ANDREW SIMONDs, Esq,
hon. @. A. TRENHOLM,
. .Governor,J. L. MANNING,
Hon. !. B. CAMPBELL.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09
mrMr. Jacob Nu..haun,r, vho b.

paS-Mr. Jacob ~Nussbaumsr, Who has
long kept The Meat Market In this city has
cold out aud retired from the business on
Tuesday ef this week, the last day which
he kept his market open, he had as hhs a
display Of meats Of every ~sind-eeef nut
ton, pork, veal, etc, as We have ever seen
10 any market In the United States, which,
under the skilliul hands Of our genla'
young friend, Jas. r. cosE1FoSp, were
made doubly inviting, To the latter par
,ioalsrly, We, Individually, wish 10 return
our thanks on his ietirement ftom the
market. We have been many times under
obligations to him for "eh"'ee cuts and
confess We regre, 10 part with him. May
his shadow never grow less
And here We may aid, that we are re-
qussied by the employees Of Mr. Nussean'
mer, Jimmy" among the number, to re-
turn their hearty thanks to him for his
uniform Kindness TO them. They feel that
he 10 entitled to their praise, and they free'
" and gratefully accord II.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

Departed thes life in Dallas, Nov, 2Sll
IN the 33d year Of her age, Sarah II. wifi
of P. NJ. Ervay.
Il had been evident for several months
that wasting Consumption was steadily
snbduing the once vigorous eOntitution
but Cor some four weeks previous % her
demise, life hung suspended upon a thread
every moment about 70 yield, till on III,
morning Of the 2Sfh, it broke, and sh'
calmly sunk into the arms Of Death.
Husbsna and Kind friends A~ssiduousll
minisiered about her bedside, u~nwearidl,
throues he long protracted illness.
Impressed with the certhiniy Of apVroaeh
ing de.ih, she earnestly lftsd Der heart q,
the Gross Of pardon; and often 10 be-
calmsst moments realized entire faith il
The Bleed 81 Redemption. Quickly folloN.
ing. the mother ROW sleeps besids her only
child, leaving tie utterly hsreaFsn has
bard toward bis solitary ssy 10 fhn'
fsurns Ebitssr they have preceded. Tb'
Ctrisfians Hope alcrs ear cheer IN hit.
~frrness % ssrihit sUrrDr-1 IN The res
srrsciion and the life
naIl1s Dec. Isl lk7l " r.. =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

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ia Mississippi, Alstsman, iaaisiana ani
Ipsas has ihsi n auY uihsr sal No
asarls ntrfisri hsu he Fair AsseriA-
iisns 1fihass States iaahis ihoss VI all ne
sihrr marlinrs e~aubiari, Mat murs
pref ssA Ne shsL for Nhsi ne s lns'p
slaia Eamsiy, ihsi the Clever a baker Is
ihs hest FamilY Sssiag Maehine, sad ihs
kgsUis ~ ihs people NJ he Shaih,
GENERAL SOUTHERN DEPOT
~ CaRal Street, Aes Orleans,
AnaIher large l7i ofihNss Msehines lh'l
received ani fog sale bY
KRArnN & JOHNSON,
Oct. -, u-ns5-iyl Assnis, Dallas Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

Central RAILRoAD.-We were favored
yesterday by n call from Mr.. Fred. T. vii
son, the intelligent and energetic travel
ing agent of the Texas Central Railroad
He has no doubt Of the completion of the
road 10 this city by the first Of next May
and assures us that il will make every lib
leral exertion and arran cement to accom-
.tmodate the people of Northern Texas, and
give them cheap fare and freights to the
Gulf and to New Orleans. We have nov
neither time or space to enlarge upon thu
Z in formation, derived from him, but shall
take occasion next week to further alldd'
to this subject.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09
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Ne ratr.h ihI, sea its nl Aufnl
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ssl Tees. Cauiiafaisi hsilfssta sAifs
vasssl laih ieusfs ~ ihs ale ssssiaa ant
hss tseeus . lao sfihs srsis u 10 49,
s1ssily shat 90 issirrl tsi go
snsssh fr he people u Dallas h rssie'
ossr anl 10 satii sat seassAai q -
raise vp heir hssls sui iesk = little pa
seaasuiisl i~hsrsupsn, Il shi - ssfn iha'
lLs naiH irank lius 10 its rAsins s'i'
cross The Csuinl a. lhis cay bTssdsT'
sPrius hsiHg snhia enF t~srPsrs'iea' Tie
jansiioa o. fine toe reads ihs sou'hsra fasii-
is aai Traus- CsH,iusnialis hssi aseF scar
Fon Worth. Ne ihink IN lans'ien 'heaii
have ir.s q, Dallas anl believe IL sill ss
Vet, 4, I, suuld saVs lhs csuPsHy . large
t.fsnse in bailiisg bridges asross The
Elm aad IVES, fork foe the TTAas-csAiin
entail, The Rad saali easily be haii'
from DsHhan 10 this Plaes Ani Il Tsald
accommodate 10 an saasl degree oar sssi
friend. 10 The counties Of Rel River la
mar aai PaaliH, Before The frsRs'con'i'
nsalsl will be completed further 'han 10
Ianh.m, there will be sHslhsr Legislature
which can make tue desired sllsraiiaa,-
As il is ne shall be very veil "a ia The
way Of railroad communication sud Dali
las is bound 10 become city Of N loh i'm
porlanes. Rasi, ws shall have The South
cru Pacific, stretching out 10 Nieksearsh
aud Memphis, TO Richmond aud Charleston
aud sayaaah--Norh, the Missouri, kah'
sas aud Texas Road, throwing US In direct
relations with 81. louis, Chicago aud the
Great North Weston the South, the ceh'
trail Road TO llou.lon, Galveston and the
Gulf and the N, X, ST R'al TO Aa''in'
San Antonio and MeIieo-whils West Nc
shall have the great Texas Pacific 10 New
Mexico, Arizona, California aud the Csles
li.l Empire, Our head gets 50 high, Ihlnk-
Ing Of these things, that We grow iiiIy'--
There is no telling what our city will be-
come by The completion Of these magnih'
cent railways Il will soon be the Allan.
Ia and the indianapolis Of the South West
and may suIpass either. with the build
ing Of the Dallas aud wichita Road char
tered at this session, II may become a great
manufacturing town, bringing It's coalition
nnd copper from the Wichita mountains
and distributing its fabrics in every d..
~rection. Great cotton a.d wooden faeio'
ries will be built and worked very rroA;a'
bly, with any amount Of cotton and wool
NJ their doors. The means OF living will
be cheap, for Dallas is the Center Of the
richest agricultural portion Of Texas, and
corn, when; aud every kind OF grain with
hogs, cattle and sheep, can be had in DYER
flowing abundance. With q temperate eli
mate, neither too hot nor too cold, with
bright skies ard pleasant breeics and SUI
fcient water, il will come rs near being n
second garden of Eden, full Of Adams and
Ewes, MS any thing could be. lirrnh for
Dallas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09
CIRCUS.

. The "Great Atlantic and Pacific Circus"
from California, has been giving ente rlaih-
menis in our city since last Wednesday.
Large audiences have been in attendance
so far, and all unite in saying that the
performances given surpasses anything
that has yet visited us.
Miss Polly Lees graceful equestrian act,
in which she manages four horses, riding
on two Of them and supporting three chill
.dren in various positions, is certainly one
of the most pleasing as we'll as skillful
feais we have ever witnessed. The bare
bach riding Of Master Harry Lee, and the
surprising pet formances Of Master Lavater,
truly ehtille them 10 the appellation oi
Prodigits Of the ring while the daring
Hurdle race BY La Petite Rosa, sends a
ihfiil through the audience as this seeming
~ timid and rail little creature flies round
the ring At ferrihc speed hpon two fiery
spirited ponies. Another interesting feat
fs that Of Mons. A. Lehman, who actually
walks on a ladder standing in the middle
Of the ring with no support whatever. But
probably the most amusing thing in the
whole PER ormhnce is the eomieal appear
snce Of the diminu.ivs Valentine, only
about three years o. age, in the beautiful
Representation entitled "The Morning
Star or sprites o. the silver shower"
Bsti8es these, nsny oihsr attractions
are presented which we have not space 10
epunfrsfs. but which need only be seen is
b appreciated.
1hs sssi Fsrf0rmaBess sill be given his
a~ferrp5t e. ? o'elnck AID fo-nieht al 7.20
ard "a t3siss II Eho rish 10 srjrt H.
besf sksr Ne hsss bss n opprriurify d
seeing 70 taks the last chance llGii1
-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

g@l During the past week, we have had
the pleasure OF meeting quite a number b
the Senators and Representatives from
Northern Texas, passing through OUR city
on their way home. We were glad to see
them all looking well and sound, with thu
exception of our friend Latimer, who was
using crutch, having lately been injured
by o fall. Our best wishes attend these
gentlemen, all of whom, we believe, have
done the best they could under the circum
! stances Of the times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

On Sunday morning last, a large and
attentive nulie nee were assembled at the
Methodist Church in this city to Welcome
the return of the Rev. r.. W. Thompson, its
popular pastor, who, since the Conference,
has, with his family, been visiting old
friends at Jefferson. The r%eassignment
OF Mr.. Thompson to this station gives uni
versal satisfaction, we believe.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09
The Great Pictorial Annual.

HeaeiIrr'. Uniiri State. Almanac tT is's. Coz
dl.lnLuiion, gFaH,, throughout the lnilsi sia''''
and all %ri,iliISi aunid'ssi the Western lismi'-
phvrs, vii, he pnblislsd aluui Tho hui VI JshnsTy'
Ia the English, 0urh,sn, French, Norwegian, Welsh
swedIh, Holland, Bohemian aud spanish lAnsas'
sr., aud all Who wish 10 uudsI stand the lUnr phil"''
ophy oihraiIh should read aud lnudsT Tie valuable
suggestion . u contains, In addition TO an Hdu'iTs'
bio medical treatise on the causr,, prevention aud
cure OF a great variety II diseases, Il rmbrars' -
large an jusi NJ Information interesting TO the mrr'
chant, the m-ehsnir, the miner, tho farmer. the
Planter sud professional man, and the calculations
have been made Tor such meridian aud l%aiiiti'l"s ~
arc mosI suitable ioT a correct aud eumpIrlensi's
N.riusAhC ALENp,n.
This nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary, Of
feels III llusIctirr's Stomach Hilisrs, the staple i"hie
aud alternative Il mote thaI half the Christian
world. are fully set forth IN its pages, which nroal
80 intersicTsrd with pictorial illustrations, valuable
recipes for the household and farm, lumutous ahrc
doIrs, aud other Instructive aud amusing reading
matter, original aud selected. Among the Annn'
ais to appear with tue uprring Of The year, THIS VIII
be one Oi the must usc.ul, and 'sgg ~ hail ytr te a,k'
ing. The pToI rictOrs, Mcssrs. i~Iosi-ltcr 4 stniih,
Pittsburgh, IA, on receipt Of 4 two cent stamp, VA
forward n copy by mu,l TO any petson VII, cannot
procure Gus In his hcighbOIhO"d. Ihe Bitter arc
sold III every city, town tId village, aud are extern
sivcly used throughout the entire civilized wOfIu'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

eay-Thc irst part of this week was I'M
usually cold for this climate. On Monday
and Tuesd ay mornings, the ground froae
TO a considerable depth and we had ice IN
inch thick. by Wednesday evening, how
ever, we were all right again. Thursday
and Friday very pleasant, The work on
the Courthouse aud Bridge is progressing
finely-the piers are nearly completed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09
nsSy~ We wish it distinc ly understood

DsS" We wish it distinc ly understood
that the cclumns of the HERALD are open
10 the friendly discussion of all matters,
relating to the interests Of our county Or
town, but communications should be short
and to the point, rather suggestive than
argumentative, MS we wish to give as
much variety to our paper MS possible and
to have something for the taste of all rea-
doris. Letters from other counties, giving
news, political or otherwise, will be thank
fully recei ed, il not too long and written
on both sides.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

Notwithstanding the ihclertency Of the
weather, tile far spread reputation of Elder
J.. r, Graves Of Nashville Tenn. drew q
large aud fence at the Presbyterian Church
in this city On Monday evening last. We
we're not able to attend, but hear his effort
much commended by those who had the
pleasure of hearing this celebrated Baptist
brcoshry
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

IMMIGRANTs.-The 7.30 p. NJ. Cen.
trail Express, yesterday carried up
a passenger a fully loaded with
families just from East Tennessee,
They are going up to the wheat re-
gions of Tarrant, Parker, Denton
and Wise counties Houston Age I'd
Dec.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09
NCwGOOds

Just received-aud lots IF them too-at j,
C. McGonncll's, corner Main and Market
BITS, comprising every thing in the Hard
vare Ins. IL is useless TO enumsra,s-
Just imagine anything you can In The hard
B.; ware line, and 10. can supply You. His
stock is now complete, having teen this
week aided to by a large invoice direct
from New York. Call and STE him. His
motto is. large sales, small profits, and
cash down,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

sur We have had The pleasure u = call
fFoa car frissi, Mr., George u, snytsT for
n.ry sonascisi With the Texas press as
.liior Of the san Nsreos rioassr ~ nos
m. Gsasrsl soulhsm AssHi for ihsma'
La celebrated iuprOysi raIsins Na's'
wheel, manufactured by BaThsli, lisrmaa
a Co. D.yi0A, Ohio, Mr, sAyisr is 4 sen
,lsmaa o. high literary sullurs snd enc Of
the ,russi aud sSss,s', pps'' 81 The South.
W. understand be is sboa, TO l0sA's Al
Rome, Ga. Wherever be may be- he has
our best wishes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

b6s The surveying and map of the city
o. Dallas, which work was ndver ised to
the lowest bidder, has been awarded, we
understand, TO Capt. W. ii. Wentworth.
We are further informed that the grading
of Main Street to the Corporation limit
will be commenced on Monday next.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

say~See the advertisement Of A.. Free.
man, Photographic Artist in 10 days
paper. lie is prepared to give you any
kind of Sun Pictures you wish, and in the
very best style Of tho art. Give him a call
at his rooms, corner Of Houston and Elm
Streets, near the Cfttchield house.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09
Dental NOTICE.
Dr. G. E. KELLER

RESPECTFULLY informs the Citizens
IL of the City and County of Dallas,
that he has just returned from New Orleans
with a supply of the best DENTAL Ma
TERIALS and IMPROVED lNSTRU-
MENTS ever brought to Dallas.
lie is now ready to perform all operations
connected with Dentistry, and upon terms
ms reasonable as can be done in the State.
Satisfaction in all operations guaranteed.
Can be found at his Office from "a NJ.
until 3 r. ".
Win make arrangements (after Office
! bours) TO do work at private residences fe-
those who prefer IL.
Office over Mr.. wagner's store, Railroa |
Corner.
Dallas, July 10th, 1s7l.-44itt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

bsy- Attention is called to the card OF
d. r. Luce & CO., Cotton and Wool Factors,
an General Commission Mcrchats, Corsi.
cans which will be found i'll to days pa
per. This is one of the old established
firms on the Road, and well deserving OF
patronage.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09
CLARK & BRYAN

Have an interesting advertisement in to-
days paper. They are selling off their
stock at cost and charges for cash. They
say they "mean business" and being live,
energetic business men, they are going TO
got ready for the arrival Of the Central
Railroad.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

Rs5- The HERALD office has been p-esrn-
ted with n beautiful boquet Of artificial
flowers, which we have placed in DIR win
dow and found very pleasant to look at
these cold wintery days. We understand
they are the handy work of little Miss Cos
ra |. Bates of this city, n young girl of OH
ly ~ years, and speak highly of her arts
tic skiil. A thousand thanks for the CRATE
full Offering.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

Having provided himself with a HEABSE
and all necessary a~ppendages, be is pre-
pared 10 make Coins and Undertake the
peeessary arrangements for Burials with
dispatch.
Coins Of all sizes kept "a hand really
nede Fith tps eHrspuon o. trimming,
ana | can deliYss them at one hours
notice, day OF night.
Tie patronage q the public, both Torn
End Country. is respectfully SOLICITED.
shop on Still Street, near my residences,
in The North part Of toTn
A. W. MORTON.
Dallas Jolly 8, Is7I-4Tak
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

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ss saismnly prsiesl asaiasi hssing iAf
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pliui samsNhFrr else ant ne sinrsis u
he fsuuh Nsrl isusrpi for aiNs'i ga
,hausaHi ysaTs
Iam opposed 10 sisrshing sni iTshlns
Fla. Maid ani canaeros sirnsis hfsA ne
Slaars 10 he faaAiTy, eness scala -ni
- rluf fis, ~ lhs g]ssFrawsni ~ he
CiY b. administered IN eaaiig And s'sA
b siei justice 10 an ani se srs sao],,'
siss IA Tie aaihariB, eihersisa se sili
continue 10 BE- a iharas ia ihs hesh 81 'he
spprsssoE nniil euF rights are rssPee'ei'
he lie Fad 1871 AF't''s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

OFFERED.

We have fer sale at surprisingly low
figures, 1920 acres, one of the finest loca-
tions for stock raising on the coast, within
seven miles of the flourishing city Of lDdi-
anola, from which 10000 beeves, calves,
hogs aud mutton are annually shipped
This land is within 4 miles OF the Gulf,
Western Texas and Pacific Railroad, now
in successful operation from lndiahola TO
Victoria, AZ miles, and rapidly extending
TO San Antonio and Austin.
Also, 1G0 atres of superior land, in Ar
cher county. rich prairie and timber, sus-
ceptible of division into four farms OF
beautiful shape, very near the BraEos cool
fields and the Little Wichita Copper mines.
IL will be sold so cheap as to justify any
father in buying it as an investment for
his children. TitlCs perfect.
Also, 100 acres prairie 4 miles North Of
Dallas. 800 acres Z miles from Dallas on
the east side Of Mountain creek, 2 miles
south Of Horizons Mill.
Persons having houses in town, or farms
to rent spuld do well to place them in Our
hands, We have daily applications for
both houses and farms by new corners.
Offer up stairs in the Railroad corner.
JOHN HENRY BROWN & son.
Nov. 20 =.
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A. w.
CABINET MAKER,
DALLAS, TEXAS,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens
IL Of Dallas and The surrounding coun-
try, that he is prepared to do all kinds Of
CaSintt work, and t. repair Furniture in
ths best mshnet. All kinds Of Jobhipg in
his line will have prompt and special at
tention at the Lowest Prices.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

e6y"Tke Publisher returns thanks to Mr.
Jacob Nussbi umcr, for n present Of haifa
dozen dried beef tongues, sent us through
his attache, Mr.. James p. Comerford.
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fns cIseus.-Aush,ioH is called 10 the
soliss 10 our local columns Of The Atlantis
and Pacific Circus nos performing 10 our
oiiy.
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mn VOr WANT GOODs

Az sosi sd shtVss' fhsa call 90 oiaIs
tByas, Nssi side Il lie slusFs sha a's
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their large sad PsTfss' ''sss, fAs '-'A
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nSy-Ses advertisement Of WILLIAMS Bros.
100 sacks or Liverpool Salt-needcd now
to salt down your mcat-call soon.