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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-02
Our Sentiments.

A resolution was offered in The
Upper Iowa Conference, in session
at Clinton q few days ago, asking the
Bishop to appoint no man to the.
office OF Presiding Elder who was in
the habit Of using tobacco. The sub
.iect was postponed for one year, and
the Presiding Elders OF that Confer
ence turned loose with a cud Of the
ti!thest weed in the world in their
months, and instructed to so up aud
down the world to whisper words of
teinporance IN the ears Of the careless
unconcerned. Perhaps we may need
the exhortation OF these men, but if 1t
shall. be found necessary that any of
them shall come to us with the words
of Christian counsel on their lips, we
trust that before rhev come they will
do us favor to make their mouths
less filthy than bar-room spittoon.
We don't like the gospel which
comes to us on the sickening breath
OF tobacco, and have no faith in the
better honesty OF those who preach
temperance while they practice in
temperance. 1t may be prejudice on
our part--wc expect 1t IS but it is
prejudice OF Christian priyileg e.
still we are free to say that we think
about as much OF the minister who
carries a flask OF brandy in his pock-
ct as We 10 of the preacher who car
rics cud OF tobacco in his cheek.
We could ba convinced that the Lord
"calls" His men to the ministry, but
would accept the proposition with
the mental reservation that he did
not "cal.' any to be the good shep-
herds OF Israels sheep who were not
willing to give up tobacco along with
the other unseemly indulgences Of
the Hcsh. Register.
IT .
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-02

Go and hear Il. f. TAYLOR 10.
morrow night.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-02
NATIONAL HOTEL.

NATIONAL HOTEL.
WIN. BLOSSOM, PROPRIETOR.
State Street, North of EMPIRE BLOCK.
lama City, Iowa.
One Of the Best Houses West of the
Mississippi:
RE- Good Stsbling In connection with
the Hotel. I4.49H
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-02

Hear B, F. TAYLOR, tomorrow night.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-02

An Iowa City lady - to he super
irtenden, of schools in 4 Nebraska
county.
The Iowa State Press Association
is TO trip It to Ogden, on the U. p
II. r. next June.
c. J.. Hogan, agent Of the A. M.
U. Express Company, at Boone,
committed suicide. on the 10Th, by
shooting through the brain.
TIE Clarinda Republican says that"
Miss Lizzie Anderson yoted in Tay-J
lor county at the general election Of
last week. Eer vote being accepted
aud counted. Llkea good sensible
girl, she voted the sluaretoed Re
publican ticket. We hear OF consid-
cradle rejoicing over the matter, by
the strong.'ninded Of this section"
This is the first vote cast in Iowa by
q woman.
Hon. John Russell, Auditor of this
State, has addressed letters to all the
Insurance Companies located outside
Of Iowa, doing business inside Of the
State, requiring them to send him
statement of their losses by the late
fire in Chicago. This was jone in
order that tue people OF Iowa may
know, at as early date as possible,
what outside companies it will be
safe to insure in.
We learn from Hon. E. H. Stiles,
reporter to the Supreme Court, that
quite an important decision was rem.
derel a day or two since in relation
to the railroad tax law. Tho point
of this decision Is that the tax on
gross receipts provided tor in the
law is only tor State and county pur-
poses, and does not preclude the tax
alton OF railroad property tor munici
Pile purposes in corporations where
situated. We did not learn the title
of the case under which this decision
was rendered, nor the district from
which it went to the Supreme Court.
We also learn from another source
that the Supreme Court has reversed
the former decision which declared
the five per cent. railroad tax law OF
1868 unconstitutional. The result
of this decision will probably be to
revive the taxes voted under that law,
but not collected on account Of the
former decision, winch is now revers-
ed burlington Hawkeys.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-02

"A PPELGATE s. KlNNE, Attorneys and
IA 0ssasc hers at Law, Toledo, Iowa. Of
&c in stones building, over W. e Walter 8
Grocery Store, y:,n3tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-02
OHIO HOUSE,

BUCKIN0HAM. TAMA'COUNTY, IOWA.
The old Congregational Parsonage has
been re6tted and refurnishcd, and good ac-
conmodations will be guaranteed guests. i
%
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-02

~ j. BRADSHAW, [Succcssor TO stru.
W. bic 4 Bradshaw,l Attorn'y 4 Counsel-
or at Law, Toledo. Tumn County, Iowa..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

pgn Our respected aud enterprising
ncighbor, Ben. Lohg, whose announcement
will DO found among our new advertise
ments in to-days issue, has lately added
to the attractions Of his wsll.known saloon,
n Shooting Gallery, similar to those found
in our large northern and southern cities,
and in Europe. During his recent cOnti-
mental tour, Ben selected some of the most
approved modern rifles, whose report, al
though carrying bullet Of some size, is no
louder than tho detonation Of common
gun cap, and admirably adapted for toe
purpose intended. These arms are we'll
worthy the inspection of connoissieurs. In
addition to this new feature in the shape
Of amusement, he has excellent billiard
and pigeon-hole tables aad last, but by
no mesns least, fine stock Of pure wines
and liquors, o handsomely ftted-up and
arranged bar, with the g Genial Jake" and
his assistants always on hand to serve and
please his many friends and patrons.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01


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-taiar III lfnrts9fr irirf 30 ial " =
An hfll "a 80 ilih -sF NJ AeFfa, A.
a. F,-i- fa 81 -1i rfs',l''.rf fFI Tf,''-f
~ fseb1rs fr.F l4iE1 aF7n 600 -fsia
I'd Er.rirT a. d. .aIifTi- q iT-a5s tTa'a-
81 frsR MisszaTi il .sr missi-
hErEEas, d hss T.uesrl 80 oFIlf'es
ArzliifrI al Az EEsErr=s ta Efntfr ssf
h1alhsrE. IL. Na1irss ien aar Nit'l ~
iake brsTllre ia iAe 0wR- las-f ehsRf-
Ani, NltIsas, DO losllg 1lIlale his ift'A-
hsih al Msssa aai HslhFr n Esr'fig r
ihsItisgs b. il ~
Aa.lssi Ia. Tial iR az 2saih u .iF7ia,
o. Chillsrs iAs srah has lasi hT'Etl anA
sfhsisnt EellFTs iAe cssEiTg . NAilsi-t
siiiIsa-his Halhsr kini AL ia1aiEsAl
"a, aal fTisH3s a kini sssasigia-
FAD. Tat whilst We arPla7e Ne Nesles
Ne EsuTn nsi as Ihasa Niihosi hsff, lnel-
ing eoIftsnl lhal car -sss i hs s"IHsl
gain ani We ihensflTe baW is lsiet.s Sab
aissisn % tis smoke hat has Fsbhsa ~ "
- sssi MsssR, ani society - sAsnlts-
- a eiiifrh-
"a. Tisi Ne aesn,y .yapsihiEs wiih Ms
herssyei EaihtF, All in this lsFS hvsT ~
her ai1isiish Uosi eariigi,y eRisad 10 her
ever lhihg in oar Pswsr ..ihs' Ne eau 10
alleviate her sorFoss o. spfak Pesee 10
her siTirkrn heart
Iih, That ne gill wear the nsasl badge
u Hau,Hng for 80 days in leksn " oar
seFTass,
5ih. That a cory sf these Fsselaiiehs hs
spread upaa the minutes u this Lodge shi
that = corr he scot BY nail 10 ihs mslheF
u the deessssl, snl also a esPy h FUR
nisLel the eliioF u the Dallas lEaAiR,
With a request 10 Pabllsh The ssRs,
q. 4. swEATE !
J. A, LINDSEY, Goa,
Mp. RVERrS,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

r0-It vas one az the snEias's o. the
great political seansmiss ADAM SAITH
,ha. seepeHy is wealth aud that al ia
iiyilusl Who iuysnlsl or inlFodassi an
inven,len 10 perform As veil AMI 81 more
reasonable rate shat had hitherto be u
done BY any eonIFiVAnes haviag the same
snd in view, vas bsAsfae.or 10 ais race
la this ligh, Ne view the EFFORT our frisni
Joseph q. Mcdonnell is now making 70 in'
lTolues TO the notice Of thrlny yourselves
and our citizens generally, the " Pomona
Cooking Stove" Its merits are that Il il
one Of the Sssi now In use, Is more durable,
costs less, consumes smaller quantity Of
fuel, aud performs all the various dnlles Of
a cook stove In tho most satisfactory
manner, TO the great delight Of all who
have had them In use. II all this Is cor
rect, and We have no dOub, but tina, 1t Is,
then We cordially recommend Mcdonald s
enterprise 10 the liberal patronage Of the
public, feeling sure that Joe would pot risk
Li. word or reputation in any way by
which he could be compromised. Try them
by all means, and judge for yourselves.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

SEWING THAT rs SEwING.--An advar-
tisement of Misses Anna and Ida Long ap-
pears in this days paper. They offer their
services in the line Of good sewing, plain
fancy and ornate. They are modises WE'LL
instructed and very skiilful in needlerork
of all descriptions. We speak from having
seen g magnificent bonnet and corset,
made by the Misses Long for Mrs. Swndell'
and Mrs, Hutchen respectively. wa be-
speak for these indus tricus, tasteful and
skillful ladies, the Misses Long, a generous
share of patronage--and particularly from
the ladies of the city and the country sur
rounding.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

~ Sc ths sivsTiissusui ~ ftsFii
sIspl Is ia to-day paper, " sale a. T1h-
be auction o. he 2gih dag n APF.l asEl
oitls ga Court Iloass builiing in ihs
Puhlis Square, Sslas baiy will gsiA haF-
gain for there is great deal 81 valuable
material il he "a house, See aiVsTiis e.
menl.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

In Galveston, Texas, there are
three newspaper men named Jones,
who are constantly getting into
trouble on each others account.
Week before-last one of them was
assaulted in the street for writing
an abusive article he had never seen.
And, a few days before, the wrong
Jones was accused of deserving his
second wife, though he bad never
been married. The three Joneses
threaten, after the Milesian fashion,
to exterminate each other to estab-
fish their identity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

rr-HE PHRFNOL0GIcAL JOURNAL. Az H
IuSTRATEn- ffrst-Clsss Family Earazine,
aarrfal % ~ q Srierce u Ean-" Con-aius Phrs-
nalorr a1d I9rsinranr. via al the " Srus q
cfr-irtsr.-' nuf hoe % Esd tfem- L-huclu-y. ~
ne Narurai History Of Nnns Trt-tical Artirl-s -
rhrsislarT. Diet. Erercfst nud the Aars - Up
80 H~aifi Portraits. Stsfrh-s rri Eiu-rHrties
~ ~ I.s7frr Ma nrf y o1n-n q re Nnrit- are
frrr1-farr fl+uras - ransrsI nr1 us-fr tlIlrr-
rrfirr On he lanfirr t1-i1s ~ tte drT j. Eirt n.
ID 81 !. irfrf-l fs - ID. ir1-e-irE nrt r.
--~~-Fir. Pi-tr-lnI warrrirs r'utliste1. Ierus g
- arrru ~ ar~rirl a~rarEerIlert - ~ er--
~ - fr-rish fne FEEErIf1st-al lrr-rlf &c
Tsrrrs HrErrr. frr1-te-. - So Ne rr11-1-r1
tI.- Ir~-rEr- e. 81 ~ u--t -1-l --llll 49,
rir- a. rf- d11f --s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01
Eg-Doy your Drugs froH Haynes

A!R,cAy wISEs.-it e not generally
known ,hst Cape colony prod ices the most
delicious Wines grown on the face Of the
earth. 4 cargo received as q remittance
h. our relshlors DR.. J. c, Aver Co. con-
tElus several varieties raised ihcre among
which the Ccuslauiia commands 'he high
est price OF any wine 10 the world, Al
mos. The entire crop OF 1t Is consumed in
the palaces Of Europe, this rare exception
being sogt 10 them in exchange for their
medicines, whieh have been long the staple
rcnsdissol south Africa Boston Journal
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

Few "last words werc more
strikingIy appropriate than those
of the California stage-driver, who,
on his death-bed, was visited by a
brother 4" whip" Said he, "Bill,
I'm on the down grade and can't
reach the brake" 1t was Califor-
MIA conductor who said, on his death
bed, "This cuss is about to pass in
his checks for examination by the
Great Cashier"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

The other day while the Degisla-
tive Committee were walking
through the wards of one of the lu-
matte asylums Of Rhode Island, one
Of the female lunatics, after looking
euriously at the group, said, " well
I declare. If there amt the animals
from Noah's ark ]"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

In Jackson county, West Yirgi-
MA there il a spring strongly i'm
prornated with arsenic For some
Years past the owner has been obi
ped tn keen a fence around Il. 70
prevent TIE cattle from drinking
TIE water, thereby poisoning them
selves.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

IL Va invite public attention to the
announcement Of Msssrs. Prnthsr & Mur-
ply, dry goods merchants, etc, west side
Of the Pebble SQUARE, inserted in to-day's
HERALB. Messrs. p & n stand IN DE
frsui raHk @ ihe coumersisl verdi IS msr-
chants uh0 know fun vel the wants Of Gis
eommuniiy in which they reside, aud s1sr-
else al care and Judgment in providing
accordingly. We strongly a5Eiss the Ia
dies 70 ioss no time in inspecting the bssu-
fifui ssfins a1I Saumsr Goods rs5ssfy
opene1 0ut
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

bEy Msssrs, CaEfari s CO, Builisrs
ali eOH,raslsrs have their earl ia ls-iay'
paper 10 which attention is diFseist, They
are thoroughly sampsisn' in heir business
snl solicit share Of public patronage
TasiF shop is At the ola Herald Once build
Ing. corner Ilonsioa aai Elm streets,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01
EsTRAY NOTICES.
nAt.LAs onuNrY.

DALI as tbANAAs
Taken ~ 10 Il. g. AeGRs, sni rslTays.i tftars
Iahn u ksrfsni, l,r, TTrsinsi 81, ], sns BROW =
SPANISH MAnE, u hghis hish, Arals alls
bT.nifA IN ~ shgnlitF uigh e. Niihin Eintl u,
aui a unirr il4ln 49,, s'Htar 90 NAAis u
hands hiEh. branded ~ silhin a rifElr aisa, 80
yssiil-. HORN COLI, 10 tIAHis IfIsslii, ~ ~
Il so Nalusi q So,
gsf.ite1 o. ne A. fsfFsFs, ~ w J. llsisii, ~,
Pfss.nrI 40 (, un- rEn hnAS HORSE, 70 years
GA. u hsnis hish, ua hrsuis,
Ous RAY MARE, Nrars "a, II karAs high,
branded O. \ ga zen shnulirf,
Ons NAY HORSE, ysaH cd, u hands L'sh'
lniap pH right az,
one sOI.EEL HORSE, y'sFs "a, ii' lanis
hirh, uuihifilisitis irard on lon 'huuli.f
one GRAY MARE, sfars old, branded y On ltW
slirulirr, And u = on ishi sn ulirf, ls'i
Taken ~ by s. u. Coutl.r, AMI rsiTayei b.t.In
John u. E.ri,ti, }, ?, Precinct No, J, one GRAY
MARE, years old, branisi d ca IN should Z,
aud = on 10 Thigh, 70 hand high also, oiin CRAY
HORSE years Old. - hands hiFh, no brands sl.''
me 2ytar Oll BLACK COLTS tiie whole llci AZ
sl5. l-''N'
Reported 10 ne, as an R'iTay, by ", Y, Ri,ksils'
J. r., Precinct No. ., one BAY HORSE fuNl'
about ~ hands hgh, len hind ioet white, star IN
forehead, no brand perscyahle. l-s'N
JOHN N. LAWS,
elk. b. c. d. Co. Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

We would respectfully inform the Citi-
gems OF Dallas, and the public generally,
that We heve ordered Soda Water Appa-
ratus, AL complete, from John Matthews
Of New York, which will be here tae coming
season, aud put up in the drug store q
Messrs. Cochran & Walker, corner Of Main
and Houston Streets, and furnished by Dir.
Zachary, the veli-knoEn sOia-bater nan
ufaeiurer Of Dallas.
FEEDLEY L MILLER,
III Dallas, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

NJ" Ono of the grca,cstrsmedies, which
has achieved n popularity surprising any
other preparation ever introduced to the
public, is Brddy's Family Bi,isrS. 1t is u
certain cure for Chiils and Fever, or dis
cases of the Liver and EiGneys, Dy50tery
and Fur, as we'll as Dyspepsia, and has no
equal. The ingredients Gifts msnufacture
possess the most WALKING properties, Ind
have cured thousands, and they are ex-
ccedingly popular with the public, as " E9-
erysCdy lgkeS H."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01
democratic Meeting.

Pursuant 10 a call issued by Capt. John
Hanna, member Of tho State Executive
Committee for this Senatorial District, the
Democracy ofTarrapt county assembled in
convention at Fort Worth on Saturday, the
| 18th inst.
On motion, Capt. John Hanna was re-
quosicd to net as Chairman, aud X. NJ.
Van Zahdt as Secretary OF the meeting.
Capt. Hanna, on taking the Chair, explain
ed tho object OF the meeting in a few perti-
mont and woll timed remarks, urging har-
many and union In action, with deter
mined purpose to show-oG at the next cleo
ton the thraldom Of the precent dominant
party.
Bv request, the Secretary read to the
meeting the platform and principles adopt
ell by tho recent Stats Convention ut Aus
tin. The following resolution was then
offered, viz;
Resoived, That the people of Tarrant
county in convention assembled, cordia lily
ratify the platform and principles adopted
by the gtatc Convention tt Austin, on the
18th day Of January last; and that they
urge the people of Texas to rally to its sup
port and unite with them in the struggle
for constitutional liberty and an honest
and economical administration Of the af-
fairs Of tho Government.
Pending the adoption of the Resolution,
Col Nat. Terry, President of the late State
Convention, Chas. J. Evans, Esq editor of
the Bryan "Appeal." Capt. J. X. p. Record,
Hon. Nat. NJ. Burford and II. Barksdale,
Esq, of Dallas, by request, addressed the
meeting in short, but spirited addresses,
condemning the present dominant party !;
show ing up their wickedness in all its hid
eousncss, and urging the people to combine
and defeat them.
The resolution was then adopted unani-
mously, except three votes-ons of these a
member of the State Police, who was acct
IDENTIFY present.
The meeting then selected the following
gentlemen to act as an Executive Commit
tee of the county. tO-wit:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

1.-THE senior Editor is under obliga-
tons to that entcrprising and evor-oblig-
ing grocer, G. Il. Baird, for package Of
excellent tea, imported by the Great New
York Tea Company, direct from China. 1t
is the best ever put on sale in this market.
Tea drinkers viii take notice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

81 900 Reward 10 offered by the propri-
c.or of Dr.. Pierce's AT. Ext. or Goldca
Medical Discovery for 3 medicine that will
equal IL in the cure Of all those diseases
for which il is recommended, among which
arc severe, acute or lingering Coughs
Consumption in its early stages, Bronchi.
lis, Liver Conpiain.' or " B.liossneSs,
Constipation ot tho Bowels, Scrofnlous dis
eases and Skin iiscsso5 as Erupiions,
Pimples, Blolches and Boils. 1t is sold by
druggists.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

trT.s eject tfsH
s.,t ID. Goes rnrt i.rIf t.
ffsnt RI ttssfi gree ..''
s,I.sa. IHff. hffs sfrs Hl.t sI
s.,sr.i -iarsl HaHf s1itIf Co. .
b 80
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

rItt-tils CftiIai railrel 1r.i
.rhtu..tss selected ~ its r.au.iiss
Ils interest ~ iss uhsls roaauai.l sI
thsss pis lsss iis f-ei Tr.fTfTiiy 81 i'ai-
.hsultsu, atusuis. we in h'sf ei
ale rs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

- We deem itof vital importance to
the property Of this city That OafPcOPl'
should vote Tor the Railroad tax to-day. It
IS. We hink, paying ont one dollar &c in
sure the rctura Of ton dollars in very
sh.ri Imt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

AZ a result OF the siege Of Paris
and the consequent arrangement OF
nearly all tho industrial interests
Of the city, nearly u quarter OF lho
population are reported 10 be utter
IL destitute, or dependent partially
upon the public for support.
The Ohio and Mississippi railroad
have commenced TO lay tho third
rail to Cincinnati, the work To be
finished By August !, by which
time the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road will run their ears through 10
Louisville.
IN tho last Presidential election,
Alabama, Florida, Missouri. North
Carolina, Tennessee. West Virginia,
and Arkansas went Republican. In
the recent elections every ono Of
them has gone Democratic.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

A chance fnr brother. u present sislgn or lady
friends with the best fa.hion MoIthly. f,r ~
specie wo VIII supply Tie DALLAS HERALD aud
DENoRLsr's MoVrHir tr ono year.
DENoRrsrs iLLusrRArrn MoNfnIr Is without
Doubt tho bss, aud most complete family Eagmino
Published In America. n IL -nilnvat for Us hgh'
toned literature, is varied and useful Information,
aud artistic Illustrations, and l. the innsi faithful
mud r.linbln oNnonnnt Of tho hshinna oAlant.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

rfs SD ...ra ri .laars IiI t'rfltis,s ~
a. srf..s r.firt Il. d. ariai.F AnHEsi tssisEs@ts
.lthsN. i, CluI-h s..ara ioT he scar ~ ~
MIS-. et..sr. safa-Hs. "a sursag, Ar1i "a saA
en- Et.f Aana N.ifs a siifhas
N.r.r..,4r. sfthia las lsaurs ~ M hsl O. i,.s-
ma ftlrt.Ftstls t..sgth, uIn F'5asr haii1e isi'
.......st NN a. AuiAus
PGes.1isg LiasI,
H.atsr. Jsuaiy lzih, lsH,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

EG9n Mr. c. D. KanGdy informs us that
he has another lot Of one hundred Bucks
Brilliant Cooking Stoves ON the Way,which
i'll he on hand in few weeks. lie in
ties n call from persons wanting stoves,
he is satisfied that he caa please tlom.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

On motion, the Secretary was rsquestod
to furnish a copy of the proceedings of the
Convention for publication in the Dallas
HERALD, Wazahachis Democrat Cleburns
Chronicle and Weatherford Times.
On motion, the meeting adjourned, sine
die.
JOHN HANNA, Chairna
K. M. VAN ZAADT, Sec'y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01
EDUCATIONAL.
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DALLAS
MALE AND FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL,
DALLAS, DALLAS cotsrr, TEXAS.

WYE arc happy to announce 10 tho people Of
w Dallas aud vicinity, that, having rented the
bnilding formerly occupied by JouN lASNA, AM,
we will open the Exercises Of this Institution on
MONDAY, CCI0pgA 3lst, 1870,
The Session will 10 Thrty.iwo Weeks, aud viii
bo divided into Two Terms Of Four Months each.
In this School there will he Thrcn Departments,
viz: Primary, intermediate and Collegiate
The Course of Study will embrace English, COM
plcte course In Mathematics bookkeeping, The
Natural Sciences French italian, Latin aud Greek.
Discipline will be atrict, aud prompt obedience
will 10 eXactrd from all.
Dcfaoing or injurng the building with knife,
pencil chalk, or anything else, will be prohibited
Students violating this rule, will lie nsscTScd mn
amount sufficient to pay for any damage they may
commit.
TUITION FEES:
PRIMARY w per lerH'
INTERMEDIATES DEPARTMEST.........."l II w
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT ............... 10 w
INCIDENTAL FEE"...............,.'....'' on .
Music OK PIANO, ny MRs. ROBINSON. Copper month
Tho above rates in specie Currency taken at
market price.
Tuition charged from time Of entrance unit expi-
ration of the Term and payable strictly In advance
Nodeduction except in cases Of protracted sickness
of II serious nature.
The School will DO strictly SoS-sEcTAHIAS In its
control and influences.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
II. A. LANDRUM, AN,
Principal
f. y. MCCLELLAN, Ass,,.,
MISS ]. WOODS SHEPHERD, A"' "''
Oct. /, lS70.-3:3t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

The Federal Court Of San Fran
cisco, in the trial Of Sheriff for as
sessing miners tax upon Chinese,
aDnulled Chinese testimony.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

The measures for placing the Bel
gian army on peace footing have
been carried out.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

"Going out with the tide
accompanying the bridal party out
Of church.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01
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