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South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-09-22

Try Cheadfe's clothing. Over
coats cheaper than ever.
OPERA CHAINS, of the latest
styles and-warranted to be as fin G
as represented, at Ylncont's.
Juvenile Books!
New and late JUVENILE Books just re
ceived at ADAIRS Book Store. They
keep a good and attractive stock oil
these publications, and sell them as
low as they can be purchased anywhere.
We keep the best of goods, and
don't deal IN limitations; and we
sell low for cash, at
r. D. CHEADLE's.
WE intend offering, for the coming
weeks, to the people of McConnels'
vile and Malta, GREAT BARGAINS
in Summer Dress Goods, Poplins, Pig
, ues, Linens, Grenadines, &c.
j. B. STONE.
Additional fresh supplies OF
SCHOOL BOOKS received at A.
| DAIR'S Book Store this week. They
are in constant receipt of these Goods,
and are the only Book House in the
CONntY. They sell at the lowest rates.
THERE Is NO MAN CAN SELL
| CHEAPER.-We ask all candid
men to examine for themselves and
be convinced beyond a doubt that
T. D. CHEADLE is selling good
go DDS cheaper than elsewhere.
SIYTY-FIVE CENTS will buy a
ponnd of good No. l Navy Tobacco
at 2. Sweeney's.
GOLD WATCHES
LADY BARTLETT
LADY ELGIN !
SWISS WATCHES
OF the latest designs in casos, and
finest quality of movements.
II. B. VINCEN T K BRO.
HOW TO SAVE MON Ely
Buy all your clothing at Cbeadle's.
Splendid lot OfEew Goods
Just received at ADAIR'S Book Store
embracing everything in the Book and
STATIONERY line and an excellent assort-
T ment of NoTIoNs and FANCY GooDs, PocK-
EFT Books, &c. Everybody coming to
the Fair las well as those who do mott
should visit this establishment and
make their purchases here, where they
will find an elegant assortment at low
figures, and the only complete stock of
these Goods in town. Go and see.
If you want anything IN the fur
nishing line call at 7. D. C~headle's.
ne A large and varied stock of No
tons and Fancy Goods at Stones.
Go and look at the cheap Dress
Goods at Stones.
STAR Shirts, Cashmere shirts and
knit jackets, at Slll's.
T. d. CHEADLR's is the place to
buy your clothing.
MORE New Goods Watches,
Chains, Pins, Rings, &C., received
this week at Yincent's. GIVE them
a call.
Fresh Supplies
Of GOLD PAPER, LEAD PENCILS, STEEL
Pens, Books OF ENGRAVED DRAFTs, Pay
SONS INDELIBLE INK, BRIsroL BOARD, BILL
Books, Pocket Books, PocKEr LEDGERs.
MENoRANDUMs, STATES, STEATIrE PENCILS,
SLATE PENCIL SHARPENERs, and hosts of
other Goods, received at ApAIR'S
Book Store this week.
FULL assortment Of everything IN
the line of Silver Ware suitable for
Anniversary Or Wedding presents.
IL. b. VINCENT 4 BRO.
BISHOP Lawns, Victoria Lawns, Main
socks, Tarlatons. Swiss, J~aconets, Piqti
ues, &c, at Stones.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-09-22
GALLERY.
wv. C.. TRESIZE

asks the public to call and examine his
specimen Photographs, Ferrotypes, Am
brotyPes, Gems, &c, &C., which cannot be
surpassed anywhere. lie has perfected al
engagements whereby sny one can be ac-
cOmodated with the finest of Oil Paintings
and pictures of India Ink Work. Rooms
over Boone's Saddler Shop, in J. C.. Stones
Building, Center Street, M'Conpelsrille,
Ohio. -
Arril 23slY.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-09-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Ya -Shawls and Skirts at Stones.

fAsShawlS n SKIRTS at stone s.
EXCEPTION" and ARTISTS" new
styles of Collars, very nice, try Il
box, at Sills.
An immense stock OF Cloths and Cassi-
meres of the very latest and most attract
i've patterns just received. These Good:
were selected by Mr.. Walker, whose lsrgt
experience amply qualities him for making
the very best selections. They have been
bought in New York for cash dotcn and we
claim 10 be able to offer the very best in
dueemepts in style and price. Como and
see. CLARKE, CORNER & WALKER.
DRY GooDs and Notions IN great
variety at Stills.
J. B. STONE keeps a full line OF
real genuine Buffalo work for men wo-
men and children, for which he can
show the papers.
@-The best RAZORS are sold at
ADAIR,S Book Store. They keep q
large stock and only first class Goods.
TIE celebrated Star SHIRT manu-
featured to fit, and the best made
shirt in the market, just received
at Siil's.
OLD FASHIONED spun-roll tobacco,
q good article, at Z. Sweeney's
The Don Pedro and the Prince
Alexis Scarfs, latest fall fashions
Call and see them at Stills.
Silver and Silver-plstsd ware. Of ele-
CANT finish, al I'll. B. Vincent & Bros.
Baskets In every va
riety, Travelling, Market, Feed,
Corn, Dinner and Clothes 5a skets
st Sill's.
THE best assortment of smoking
ana chewing tobacco always on
hand at P. Sweeney's.
FANCY Bows in Scotch plaids, a
right nice thing for Fall, at Sill's.
NEW stock of Boots and Shoes at Clarke,
Corner & Walkers.
TIE only f~rst-class line ofSilks and
Alpacas is at Stones.
sabbath school Cards!
New supply of SABBATH SCHOOL CARDS
received at ADAIR'S Book Store this
week. They have an excellent variety
of these Goods.
LADIES Slippers at a reduction at
Stones.
ZANEsvILLE Stocking yarns at
old prices in spite of the advance on
wool-hew yarn at that-now is
the time to buy at SIll's.
NEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS
NEW GOODS
At Clarke, Corner d Walkers.
LADIES and Gents Collars, Cuffs,
Cuff Buttons and Notions generally
at Sillis:
JUsT received, a full stock of
Boots. Shoes. CATERS, Slippers, Bus
kins, and Brogans, which will be
sold cheap at the cash store of
PEARS & WHITE.
BASE BALLS!!
New lot of BASE BALLS, of the best
quality manufactured, just received
this week at ADAlR'S Book Store.
New Stock of STATIONERY,
OF the best brands in the market, just
received this week at ADAIR'S Book
Store. This firm keep tas only COM
plete and good line of STATIONERY in
the County. Go and see for yourselves.
"Why, that Is really q nice fit
you have, Jake; where did you get
that suit, a: New York, I SUPPOSED"
mo. sir>e-e, / got il at
T. ID. CHEADLES S."
A LIHGE and complete stock of Fall and
Winter Goods of the very latest styles being
offered 1t Clarke, Corner { Walkers.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-09-22
Carpets. Oil Cloths and
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Sc.
SME2EFF5S-

In obedience TO the requisition Of an act
Of the General Assembly of the State OF
Ohio, passed May SIst. 1862, l hereby give
notice to the electors of Morgan County,
that they assemble in their respective
Townships at the usual places Of holding
elections therein, on the
Second Tuesday OF October
Next,
being the 10th day Of sand month, there and
then TO vote for one Governor of State, ono
Lieut.. Governor, one Supreme Judge, one
Tt ~easurer, one Auditor, one Attorney Cen
eral, one Member Board Of Public Works,
one School Commissioner, one Clerk ofSu
preIae Court, one Judge Common Pleas
Court, for the first subdivision of the
Eighht Judicial District, one Senator, for
the 18th Senatorial District, one Represen-
tative, one Clerk, one Sheriff, one Auditor,
one Surveyor, one Commissioner, one In
Urinary Director and one Coroner.
The Trustees ofthe several townships Of
Morgan County will, on. the same day, ell
ect and return to the Court of Common
Pleas, the following number of Jurors, to-
wit: Bloom, 4, Bristol {, Center Z, Deer
field s, Homer 8, Malta 9, Manchester 1,
Marion II, Meigsville Z, Morgan II, Penn
Z, Union 8, Windsor u, York ).
Given under my hand this 10th day Of
September, A. D.. 1871.
A. D. HAYENER, Sheriff of Morgan
Sent. %, Is71-3w.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-09-22
New Stock

OF SCHOOL Books, DICTIONARIES, o
Books, JUVENILE Books, ALPHABET BLOCKS
PoETIcAL WORKS, and many exceIlent
MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, received at
ADAIR'S Book Store fhis week
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-09-22
g R TO CLUES.

TEE DCLLAR WEEKLY SUUs
Five copies, one yc1r, separately ADDRESSED;
Geur Dollars
Tea copies, one year, seDsrately addressed (2nd
al cxra copy to the getter a2 ~0feluDl.
Light Dollars
Twenty copies. ono year, Separately addressed
EifsecE Dollars,
Fity copis. che ycar. 70 one address (ard The
Seml-MeeklY one year 70 Ceticr MP ofcl1b),
Thirty-thzee Doiicrss
Fly copies. ono ysa-, separately addressed (and
the Weekly one c1rto Eetter Up OF ctublr
YEirfy-Gyc Dollars
One hundred copies, o1o year. 90 ono address
land the Daily FOX one yeat 70 the getter uo Of
clubj. Eify Do;iara.
One hundred cories. ono year. separately a.
dressed ana Tie for one year TO the gette1
mp OF elEbl, Sixty Dollars
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-09-22

sEMI.WEEKLY sun, % A YEAR,
OF tha Sane size and general character EJ
TIE WEEKLY. bui with q greater variety OF
miscellaneous rcaeiss. and ~fcrnbhing The news
to It's Subscribers with greater freshness. beeare
!. comes twice . UesS Instead OF oncs cnly..
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-09-22
TIE szME-RREKLY SUN.

Five ccSIes. one year, separated addressed.
Eight Deilara
Ten copies, ore year. separatelY addressed <ac5
n extra cosy % geEteE up OF si1b),
SixIooc Dc,iAl-
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-09-22
THE DAILY sun, so 4 YEAR.

A preemine1tlY readable newspaper. with tao
largeS. circulation. IN tho word. free. indie
pendent, and fearless in politics. All the news
from eveTyvhere- Two ecnr5 . COPY / By NAL,
SO cSa9 . mouth or eS nyea-.<
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-09-22

% yards ofFlannels from 20 cents per yard up.
10000 yards OF Jeuus from 20. IS, 50, 40 aud 50 cent
Csssimcres IN every variety TO suit the purchaser.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-09-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Try Cheadfe's clothing. Over
coats cheaper than ever.
OPERA CHAINS, of the latest
styles and-warranted to be as fin Q
as represented, at Ylncont's.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-09-22
CASSIMERES, JEANS, FLANNELS

Heavy eros Gram Silks at
Double-fold Black Alpaca at
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-01

THE DALLAS BRipGE COMrASS thi'
week closed contract with W. II. II. LAW
renee, Esq, Agent oflhe liking Iron Bridge
Mandatory" for wrought Iron TnSalar
Arch Bridge, consisting of two spass-
one Of 100 feet and one Of 40 feet making
300 feet. Col. Lawrence conticu,s to have
the Bridge up, painted and ready for use
by the LIST day of October, shonh the teat-
nents and piers be ready 20 receive the
structure.
The extent TO which Col. Lawrence guar
antees the capacity md durability Of the
King Bridges and the known responsibility
Of the Company, iniucc' the fact that they
have no fears of their Bridges.
We may add that work on the abutments
and piers IL progressing rapidly, and justi-
fies the belief that we shall he able TO cross
the bridge on contract time, the lst of
October.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-01

MAs0SIe.-Lasi Saturday, si,JJahs Day
vas celebrated BY Tse assshle Fraternity
Of this place in a handsome nanhsr' Al
lOi oeiSek 4. NJ, tho three BREACHES oi
tho Order represented At this place, via
fsrurhih tsdss No. 80, Dallas Chapter
No. a. II. A, A., aud Dallas coamaSiery
No, o Knigss rsnflss, met At ihv's Nall
and fermrd line, TaHnshih Lodge com
Ing drsi, followed b. Dallas chapIer, aud
the cOmnsadesy bringing up the rear
The Commanaesy made a very handsome
display in heir nsN aud GORGEOUS regalia,
and may DO truly said to have been the
observed Of all observers" Tho Process.
sion marched TO the Cumberland Presby-
rerian Church on jefferson street, under
charge Of the marshais, Gen. John J. Good,
Col. John c. Mccoy and Capt. A. NJ. COeh-
ran, where, after they were seated, the fol.
lowing programme was gone through with;
l. Prayer, by Rev. X. W. Thompson.
2. Song" Evening Bell by the
Swiss Glee Club.
8. Music by the Dallas Brass Band.
4. Grafton by Sir knight I'd. O. Bower.
o. Song" wailing Neie. by tho
Swiss Glee Club.
o. Music by the Dallas Brass Band.
7. Denediction.
After the services nj the Church wire
included, the Procession Was reformed,
aud a general invitation extended to the
,ntire company present to accompany the
to the grove on East Main
trtet where tempting AMI sumptuous
collation. was provided, aud enjoyed by
anger crowd, we believe, than were ever
ssembled at similar celebration in
DALLAS.
Excepting the dra backs Of rather warm
FEATHER and too dense a crowd i0r com fort ,
'ilhin the Church, everything, so fur as ,
e heard, passed off pleasantly. !
The Orator Of the Day, L. G. Bower, in {
is brief but we'll conceived and gracefully |
slivered address, contributed no little to !
,e pleasure of the ocenbion. Although it |
,emsd the speakers design TO eschsw all
bored ornamentationi at times, enthused !
it'll the grand and glorious spirit of Ma t
nry, he clothed his theme with o drapery ,
bloom that could only have been culled 7
the bowers Of Parnassus ny one who u
ank deep Of the Pierrian Spring. Alto II
ther, The effort was creditable alike to r.
Q Orator and the Order. "
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-01

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81 no. FfElHasr Asr AZ sER nf Fuf SOS
NlflfEs Ia sslf a tis hTaFrT 8 bakFI
Mssiins Z ssisf ia hissisiFFl Alais'
"a. lkui..sas al Irrts ilan thsi n any
oihsF, AL ihs ssarss rpssisei irsa ihs
faiT lssasiaiisss % shsss STATES ieatls
ilsss q all ils sfhsI lasshiass eeHlisei,
Mat azure 'PTssi NsE Ne snsT, ~ shsi
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4 BzxsT Is ne Best faHily sssiIs Ne
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Seuth,
GESEAAL SOUTHERN DEPOT
~ CaA1l Street, Nee OTleaHs
An6fhsF large lot Of iksss hasAiEss lasi
Fessissi AEl I0T sale BY
kRAfON 4 JOHNSON,
AgsHls, Dallas Texas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-01
E&amiu alton and Exhibition.

The Examination and Exhibition Of the
pupils of the Dallas Male and Female IT.
stitute came off last week with ecidt and
great credit to all Concerned. Although a
bress of business prevented our attendance
IN Ferscn, we are assured By lettered men
that the Examination proved the qualifca-
tions Of the Principal, r. A. Landruu; and
his untiring assista nts, Mr.. Mcclellan and
Miss J. Woods Shepherd, to be thoroughs-
The following note vas handed us by
friend:
;. Primary classes examined By Miss shep-
herd, from to q O'clock on Wednesday.
Two classes in Arithmetic, two in Rhet-
pric. Sixth Reader, 9 in English Grammat.
and one class in Algebra, from p o'clock
L. NJ, Wednesday, to l0l O'Clock A. NJ,
Thursday; examined by Mr.. Mcclellan.
One elass in Buffers English Grsmhst
gns class in Elementary Geometry; six
classes in Arithmeiiei two classes in Bls-
IneBtary Algebra two classes in Higher
Algebra one class in Elementary Geon-
etrE and TrigonOmelry one class in &C.
omsiry and TrigoB5setry, embracing
Spherical TrigonOmetry one class in La
lin Grammar and Reader, one class in
Virgil and one class in BOias,, from IOI
O'Clock 4. NJ Wednesday. 20 81 Pm on
Friday. e-.nihed BY Prof r. A. LsbSrun.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-01

isfIs ostis.i siihs ita ih H,
o. ehf
flisti,s lOI llsrssi nsy ti
49,
lisuTsAfi. lnns n -Aia f'II
Gas mrss Inr n t1ns' o. Aailani
,tlamN death d. . A. Walter
pfesidcl M i trtslttfs iF'iF-
sroi fn eilosy kosolsilans Lirl.
b. isaisiory ssrs adopted. ani .
o0mmliiea aai Hpptiniefi n eom
pltis lhs fansraia arrangements.
The officers ~ the me5iing az
pointed q o0w'nliiso 10 escort ihe
remains, and = special eOmmiiiset,
eOmplels the arrangements iOT ne
faRerAl
The funeral n Hon. q. l. Val
lstSiighns, which takes place lo-
mJToS afternoon, Al one 0eic,ks
will, irOsn present Indications, BE-
the largest ever witnessed ia Day
ton. Special and half fare IIaiRs
will run over number Of the
roads, Meetings Of the bar were
held ia this ahd several adjseeat
cities to-day, % take action relative
10 his death The members OF the
Butler county bar will attend the
funeral in = body,
From detailed accounts, Which
were Published in papers this merR, 1
ing, iIappears that Mr., Nallandig'
ham, with foolish associate counsel, !
had been out Friday evening ca, 1
perimenling with n view Of ascvr-
tanning how near the muzEls Ola
pistol could be held 10 cloth without
burning il, The test Was made,
and they were returning, Two
balls Were tred from tho pistol
Miliken, tho associate counsel, /
urged him 10 discharge the remain
ng barrels. but Mr.. Vallahdigham
aid "No. never mind" Aud
hongh Miliken repeated the sug,
,ostion, Mr.. Nallsndigham declined
q discharge them. aud took the
'isiol up stairs and laid il beside
no empty one, which he intended
o use in tho argument on Satur.
sy, This led tothe tragedy which {,
Don occurred. d
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-01
Thrilling Balloon Adventure.

The balloon ascension yesterday
afternoon, by Prof Torrey, Of Ora
dys Circus, was a very exciting
affair, and came near proving ter
rible disaster. The balloon was in
fated with hot air by means of a
furnace set in tho ground, the chin
ney or tube for insertion in the
mouth of the balloon bbing a sec
ton of a steam boief. just as the
rising balloon cleared the tube, the
fame flashed fiercely and set fire to
it. The ropes were let go, when
the immense canvass globe, inflated
with the heated air, rose rapidly
upward, the daring mronaut, cling
ing to a trapeze suspended from be-
meath with, ropes, and performing
number Of graceful feass us the
air ship scared aloft, And was borne
along by the wind, which was
blowing almost d gale at the time.
Meantime the fire, which had been
communicated to the lower portion
of the balloon at starting continued !
to blaze around the edges, but the |
Professor, apparently oblivious to
the dangerous position in NhiHh he
was placed, kept up his daring feats
On the trapeze, hanging alternately |
by one foot or one hand, and per-
forming sundry graceful evolutions
while carried along at an elevation
of about one thousand feet from the
earth. The balloon was borne cast
ward for some distance by the cur
rent, when, the heated air having
cooled, it commenced q rapid de-
scent, landing on the commons east
Of the hydraulic, near Gary's fax
mill, about half a mile from the
starting point. While approaching
the earth with considerable force
The balloon came in contact with a
willow tree, when the Professor, re-
easing bis hold Of the trapeze, took
refuge In the branches, and broke
his fall by seizing hold OF a limb,
which gave way and be came 10 the
ground ending his perilous journey
serious injury, though his
mike was slightly spraincd by the
,oBcussiou. The ascension was
by hundreds of people,
Who were thrilled with the spec
acle Of TIE daring eronsut dang
ing in the air, and performing as /
ecrobatic fea:s while the
lanes threatened 10 consume the !
rail bark whlth bore him along.
{ wss, alt9gefhef, TIE most excl
ing exhibitioa OF the kind ever !
ritnessed here. Is
The balloon was dragged for SIRE /
istancs after the Professor landed. /
nd was gathered hp considerably |
amsgsd hy FIRE. snd torn b. con
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-01

a New SEWING MACHiNE.-Messers. ii.
n. True & Co., no 1S0 Canal Street, New
Orleans, are the general Southern Agents
of the new and improved "Wilson Under
Feed Sewing Machine an advertisement
of which appears In our columns to day.
The advantages of The machine are clearly
and terscly pointed out in tho card.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-01

-, A. Il. GRIswoLD & Co. This firm whose
card appears in this issue is one of the old
est in the South West, in their line Of BUSH
ness; having been established in New Or
4, leans by Hyde & Goodrich, over SO years
ago. Our readers can rest assured that
Sany order given Messrs. Griswold 4 Co.
will be filed with promptness and In the
best style for taste and quality.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-01

t6rAttention il called to the card Of
W. Warren, State Agent for Danitl Pratt's
Improved Cotton Gins, Galveston, Texas.
He furnishes these Gins at Factory prices,
and also keeps on hand Gin -Bandsi Cotton
Presses and Corn Mills at low figures.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-01

PIERsoN s. HEws-These gentlemen are
located at No. IL Camp Street. New Orleans
opposite the City Hotel, and do d large
business in clothing, especially in fine ar
ticles for gentlemens wear They are the
successors to those old anu we'll feputed
firms; Robert Pitkin s. Ptkin & Pierson.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-01

s9r'ssaad The pleasure Of Rss'ias ssT
r. sHi Gs0Iss white, Esq, u csllis csas'y
10 our iswA fss days ssa lie Is gre Of
the HSsl prssIisai ssTisailari''s Ia Ns'h
TsIss, Aal articles On that sc,.'ti fEaa
hiR ~ouli, ne iLiIk, be 'slnasls e ssr
farmers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-01

ros-we don't know who has charge OF
our heretofore beautiful psbiie square, but
whomsoever il Is, No suggest, should have
an eye to Il. Tie constant presence OF
horses within tho erelosurc will not add to
the thriftiuess ~ the trees or the grssa.-
Is 1t the county or the city tina, has charge
u tho SqhLrSi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-01

IarWs Pahlish slsy an AEisls Oh
Msiss or indlsn sOF1, fEsr the PEA II 81
sIpsri.Hesd sAi practical hFas' .hish
gill pay our farasrs 10 read, We shall be
thankful 10 The writer stf faTl.sr articles
90 akIlealInTs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-01

sa5Ths hHI three days ef lAe pTsssn'
week were EXCESSIVELY SsE@ ani sal'Ty
for Juas. due.dsy the air VAS slwss'
Sliding, bot aboui 10 or II e'slest that
Rlshi = good breeze fTon the North came
up and eonlinrsl 10 blaS al day Thurs
dsy, rendering the temperature more en-
durable. Yesterday Nc hal several show
ers, which we're sorsiy needed, IS every
thing Vas psrshsl sndb'!rniusr atd later
ia the afternoon heavy rain fell, which
will be q incaieulabls behshl 10 the crops
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-01

j. VILLARRuAA " Co.-successors to
ERNST Turpin, This is considered one Of
the most extensive steam candy maniac
tories in the United States. 1t vies with
those of Europe. Make speciality sup
plying only pure candies.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-01

]. s. CoPEs-This &c ntleman is one Of
the oldest and most respected and inauen-
tial citizens of New Orleans. He numbers
also among her leading cotton factors and
commission merchants.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-01

m-The new double!eolumn advertise.
ment of that extensive iron House, fcI 4
IIeitmann, Houston, appears In to-eay's
paper. This house is largely increasing
its business in this rsrt of the State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-01

ray District Court adjourned on Friday
of las, week unIA Monday next. There is,
We understand, large amount Of brsi-
ness yet on the docket.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-01

ga gsspbaiy si'his ,hs 'hs s'TPaTs's
ii,ai,s Of Dallas shouli Fsai lhs "nlinah'
Gee Pssssi BY he ciy ,eatsii, ShisA VAL
he found "a ssisAss "a cur hEss Tags,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-01

Highest gold prns paid for 800 Ssf-'
Cotton. Apply to
BLADES & HAWKINS,
4tal Dallas, Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-01

s,,,u' rHou,s L.s Half = d.'sn
r1pirs II itr ahs's EaIk iu'' ''ssi''i asa
sFuls 81 - ,sIrsisi IsT osFy, o. ne
HERAlp OFFICE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-01

Highest soll prise paid for 500 bales
Cotton, Apply Ia
BLArfS s HAWKINS
lI.3D Dallas, fsKas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-01

RAILr RSsE Por,ToEs,--w. W. Bowen
wishes MI persons who have engaged po'
Tames Of lin to call al bhse for them See
his advertisement