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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-27

Spacious grounds (nsariy three acresl, good
water, comfortable senool-rooms, supplied
with Improved school furniture, 3 lar Q and
beautiful grove, are features which make the
location both healthfc1 and Desirable.
The Principal pledges his entire energies
70 the labor OF ~odYancing pupils entrusted %
his care.
Discipline and thoroughness the two lead
ing CHARACTERISTIC Of th6 school
Refsrences=Halor J. J.. Busby, Major ".
D. Beard, David Walk, H. A. Litfletcn, Dr.. d
Go .Johu s. Toof fvO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-27

Are Endorsed and prescribed by more lead
ing Physicians than any other tonic or slim
luant now in use. They are A SURE PRE-
VENTIVE for Fever and Ague,I ntermtttents
BiIiOusness, and all disorders arising from
Miasmattc causes. They are highly recon-
mended as an anti~-dyspeptic, and in cases OF
Indigestion are invaluable as an Appetizer
and Recuperant, and in cases of General De-
bility they have never in a single instance
faxed in producing the most happy results,
Ley are particularly BENEFICIAL TO FEE
ms The mind, and giving tone and elasticity
to the whole system. The HOME I
are compounded with the greatest care, and
the public so PLEASANT TO THE TASTE,
and at the same time combining so many
remedial agents, ind6rsed by the medical ira
ternity as the best known to the Pharmaco-
posis. It costs little TO give them . fair trial,
and
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-27

Begin the FIrst Hsaday 3 ssvtsnbsr, 1871

A SCHOOL FOB GIRLsAN BoYs,Ps ~
n J. 7. TO0F, PRINCIPAL, has been re-
moved to No. ne AARaHALL A7EEUA, where
the next session VIII
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18
TIE TREE.

The Trees early lssf'buds were bursting
their brown
" Shall take them awsyl' said the Frost
sweeping down.
"No; leave them alone
Till the blossoms have grown,
Prayed the Tree, while he tremblei from
ro0tlet 10 crown,
The Tree bore its blossoms and all the
birds sung;
" Shall | take them away p said the Wind,
MS he swung
"No: leave them alone
Till the berries have grown
Said tie Tree, while his leaflets quivering
hung.
The Tree bore his fruit in the midsummer
Said the girl, May | gaihtr the berries
or no?'
AYES; oil thou canst see:
Take them sll are for thee
Said the Tree, while he bent down his laden
boughs low.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18
Attachment 10 Newspapers.

The strong attachment OF subscribers to
a well.conducted newspaper is fully con-
frmed by publishers. "Stop my paper,
words of dread 10 new beginners, lose their
terror after journal has been established
for term of years. So long as paper
pursues just, honorable and judicious
course, meeting the wants of its customers
in all respects, the ties of friendship be-
tween the subscriber and the paper are as
difficult TO break by any outside third
parry as the links which bind old friends
in business or social life. Occasional de-
fects and errors in a newspaper are over
Looked by those who have become attached
to it through its perusal for years. They
may sometimes become dissatisfied with it
on account of something which has slipped
into its columns and may stop taking it,
but the absence of the familiar sheet at
their house or cfice for few weeks be-
comes an insupportable deprivation, and
they hasten 10 renew subscription. This
is the common experience in the history
of all established papers. No friendship
on earth is more constant than that con-
tracted by the readers for journal which
makes an honest and earnest effort TO merit
their continued suppert.-[Ex.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18
Raynges OF the spotted Fever.

A strange malady, known us the
spotted fever, broke out three weeks
since in Scroharie county, and has
produced the most fearful ravagcs.
An exchange states that in Gallup
willie, which has a population OF less
than 500, there have been So deaths
in three wcoks. An equal death
rate in Albahy would amount to
1910, willie in New York it would
be 81, 900 in three weeks, the present
death rate in New York being only
500 per week. The mortality IN
Gallupvillc for the past three weeks
is wilhouta precedent in The history
of the country. OF those attacked,
only one has yet recovered. The
disease is spreading. One OF the
physicians in Scoharie reports 1900
cases as now existing in y district
less than ten miles square. The
disease thus far only attacks women
md children. Only one man has
yet died, Mr.. Block. The doctors
are much divided rs to the cause OF
the terrible disease. The most OF
them attribute it to strange vegeta-
bic matter in the water, the wells
being lowerthan ever known before.
They recommend that tho water be
boiled before using, as the best and
only way to arrest the spread Of the
disease. The fever commences with
pain in the head, and extends down
the spine, accompanied with vomit-
Ing. The tongue backehs, and the
face from forehead down below the
eyes, assumes n dark color, with
purple spots, The patients are de-
lirous most of the time, and so re-
main until death ensues, which is
in about three days. The fever has
produced Il perfect panic in the IN
fected district, making it difficult to
obtain nurses or people to lay out
those who die. The worst vista
ton of the cholera is rs nothing
compared with the excitement now
existing in Scoharic county.
Rochester Express.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18
From the New York Albion.

From the New York Albion.
MY TOY.
made the plaything myself you see,
1 limned IL IN colors iair,
| gave 10 the eye its loving depth,
| .moothed It's sheeny hair.
All for the sake of a false sweet word,
BY the light Of smile repaid,
deckcd my idol in beautiful guise,
And knelt ut the shrine had made.
My Tranquil days, my dreamlcss nights,
| laid at my darlings feeti
said no other hand was strong,
No other voice was sweet.
The old beliefs, the worlds set laws,
broke them one by one,
And turned TO my false god is smile TO praise
The ruin had done.
Slowly, and surely, and fatally
The glory dimmed away;
k.ew my dream was nothingness,
knew my gold was clay.
Yet half in love- despairing half
To the altar steps | clung,
Who else but knew what costly freight
To our frail cable hung?
Bu, The clasping hands grew tired out,
The jar, the chill, the strain
No love could smoOth-nO faith could mend.
Tho las: strand snapped in twain.
Free free, and oh, so lonely,
By the EMMY shrine | stand.
And pity my own unglamored sight,
And pity my bleeding hand.
For, oh, with awakened power they ache,
The eyes that too clearly see,
And think the scars of the fingers left
Will never be healed for me.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18

measures made some very brill
liant speeches, aud won s0me very
!, golden opinions, She has been pat
ted and pelted by lobby members
followed and faiierei by her col
leagues, and immorlalized hy repor-
tiers aud correspondents, She has
h0b,n0bbed with Cabinet officers,
and dinel. by special invitation,
With the President, What will she
do nowg
Will she sii down in her sewing
chair by her wOrk'lable and darn
her childreh's torn stockings, sew
0n her husbands missing buttons,
and repair the house lineng Can
she descend from the pinacle Of her
greatness To the commonplace in
terests Of her family-to tho hum
drum details, and monotonous cares
Of housekeeping? No; this would
be asking too much OF human MT
turo. One woman IN n thousand,
perchancc, could do It, but Woe Ia
the homes, TO the husbands, and To
the children of the other nine hun
drcd aud ninoty.ninc,
Some of the best and noblcSt men
and women IN the world, tired Of
this endless clamor, and clatter
abcrt woman's rights, ARE ready
and willing TO make any conces-
sion for the sake of peace.
Now, to such | would say, stop
and think by all that was good
and holy in the order Of tho past,
by all that II is to bc drcated from
disorder in the future, stop and
think, befrru you take one stop TO
advance this impending revolution,
You cannot, by word or deed, hurl
back or stay the solid columns of
the besieging army, but you can
keep your hearts pure, and your
hands clean from the sin Of unbar-
ring the gates ofthe citadel, ofopen-
ing the doors of the sanctuary.
Resistance, defense, has been de-
fcrred too long. The result is GER
tain-they will win the victory.
But tho darkest record that ever was
written since the angels fell from
Heaven will be the page that sets
forth mans recognition of womaii's
right to vote.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18

KILLED BY A MULE.-Severnl
days since, a youg man named,
was killed, and his fathcr-in law,
Mr.. Tatum was seriously injured,
under the following circumstances
1t seems that the young man had
gone Into the stable to catch a
mule, and while in there sheep
ran into the stable, when the mule
commenced kicking furiousIy at
everything, killing the young man
and the sheep. The father-in-law
hearing the cries of the young man,
ran to his assistance, finding him
dead, attempted do drag him from
the stable, when he also, was kicked
by the mule and his skull fractured.
though we believe his injuries are
not considered fatal. The family
have been living in our county about
one year, being from Tennessee.
mckinney Enquirer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18
RINDINC suEAvEs.
~ gEAS INSElOw.

HaTkl . lover biHiihg shsA'ss
10 his maidsR sings'
Platter nulisT 50 The leaves
Iarks dieP lLsir ~ihgs,
Little brooks for al their mifh
Are not blilhs ss he,
w0iss me shat the love Is seF'h
That give thee
" Speech that cannot be feTbsrhs,
Tells the story lhrsush
l sowsd nay love 10 With the cora
Aud they both grew,
ConnI the world fall ~.ds Of siF'I,
And hiyed honey sweet,
DuI count the love Of noFs worth
Laid Al Thy feet,
" Moneys worth Is house And land,
Velvet coat and vest,
works worth Is bresi In hahi,
Ay, aud sweet rest
Will thou learn What love IL worth =
Ali she sits above,
Signing, weigh nc not With ssf'h'
Loves worth is love, "
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18
sEsEEsEFF'S SALE.

nN the first TU ESDAY in APRIL NEXT,
q the same being the fourth day thereof,
WILL BE SOLD, within the hours pre-
scribed by law, at Public Vendue, to the
highest bidder, before tho Conrt-House
door, in the Town of Dallas,-Lots NOS
6 and I, Block No. 76, in said town, levied
on as the property of NJ. NJ. Thompson and
James shepherd, to satisfy an execution
ISIS led out OF the Justices Court Of Precinct
No. i, in said County, in favor of James
NJ. Patterson, executor, against NJ NJ.
Thompson and James Shepherd (principals)
and Enech Horton (stayor). This SIN day
of March. A. D., 1871.
J. NJ. BROWN, Sheriff.
Dallas, March II. lS7l.-26:4t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18


The city papers OF the 2si ull,
cOnIalh elaborate accounts ~ the
Marli Gras festivities and tie do-
ings Of the Mystic krewe, The day
is ever ono OF fan aud ir0lie IN New
Orleans, and usually draws hosts OF
visitors 10 witness the scene, Fol-
lowing upon the heels OF this gala
day comes Ash Wednesday, concern
ing which the Picayune thus dis
cOurselh
10 the ront and revel Of Marli
Gris succeeds Ash Wednesday with
its awakctiing call-nemrH'O mari,
Tho lights aro out, musio's voluplu'
Gus swell faded with tho morning
stars; aud We wonld hope that not
iow of the volarics OF pleasure
walked from their short slumber 10
a consciousness Of tho higher eNis,
tcncc. But let Us not assume the
office Of tho preacher. The hard
realities OF life are ever with us
"The freiill stir
Improbable, aud the fever Of the world
and we would have care now aud
then smooth his wrinllcd front
Tho day, its associations and the
season il ushcrs in, need not bo
dwclt Upon in these columns, as our
readers nre OF old familiar with
their history. With the Catholic
tho day Is one of the most solemn
of his clidrch's fcstivals-the com.
mcnccmcnt of u period of fast and
abstinence, sclt.dcnial. Interior re-
collection, and commcmoration f
the most striking manifestations of
the Redeemer's mission Of salvation.
Ash Wednesday is also observed in
the Episcopal Church with more or
less of solcmnity; and we may add
that this Lcntcn season OF seli.dcnial
il regarded with apprOval-an OBJ
scrvancc of wise economy in the or
der of nature by the medical faculty.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18

An American "poet of the time has
just sung charming ditty:-
{" Lake Leman or Como, what care for
them,
When Maine has the Moosehead and Pom
gokwahen
And wect rs the dews in the violets kiss,
Wallahg osquegamook and Telesimis;
And when can share in the fisherman s
hut
On the Moosetuckmaguntick or Morthn-
nmunk2
'amunk, 'amunk,
Or Moltunkamunk,
On the Moosetuckmaguntick or
Moltunkamuck ?"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18

Mr.. ]. +. Carncs, heretofore of
the Galveston News, will be one Of
the editors and publishers of the
Southern Banner. Mr.. McGary with
draws. and Mr.. ]. G. Rankin, of the
Hampstead Reporter, becomes one
of the proprietors Of the Banner.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18
sEvQXGLE MACHINE.

NNvEhnye a sHINGLE MACHINE now
w in Operation, making excellent shin-
giles from Native Timber and can furnish
Shingles in any quantity, Cheap nor lash
Our Machine is at work at Colonel u. W.
Records, six miles North OF Dallas. Patro::
mage solicited and satisfaction guaranteed
FULKERSON & BAiLisS.
January IA, lS7I.-lSSm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18

A Washington letter writer says
that Grant has 6nejudgement IN ta-
king care Of bis live StOck.-How
does it happen then, that he keep
his horses in The stable aud the as
sea in the Cabinet t?-COurier Joar
nal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18

A Few MORE CURTosrrIEs Dre UP.-A
pickle from the jar on which the door stood.
The knife which the man cut sticks with
when the constable was sfter him. Bio
grsphy Of the man who was killed by the
isll Of shadow. The crust Of magpie.
rafisr from the roof OF the mouth.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18

AZ swindler the heather Chi
nee is a success. he splits half
dollars, takes out a third Of the sill
yer, fills the space with lead, and
tloses up the cut IN a manner to
defv detection.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18

The young man, Jenkins, who
killed Taylor some time since neaF
Blue Ridge, in this county. was lod-
ged in our Jail on Sunday, 18th inst,
being apprcbended somewhere In
Fannin couuty.- Ibid.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18

Nor so SHADT-An old lady, whose SON
was about to proceed to the Black Sea.
among other parting admoniticns, gave
strict injunctions not TO battle in that sea,
for she did not want to see him come home
q hlnnE rnnor ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18

Why is grain Of ssnd in the eye like
schoolnasNrs csnes-Beeause il hurts
the pupil
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18

puIzlihg question is about TO be de-
baied By the Chicago bar. 4 is, "Wbst
may lawyer DO for money!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18

An epidsnie 5f sore th-osi is said 70 be
rretairnf in Aissrs, IN ennssquspee Of The
nanss II az II places bsihs changed iron
Frsurh 20 Ssrntni a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18

The horse n . curious feeder. He e.tt
bfst rbsn he hasn't bit in his mouth.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18

some Of The fsIf ser have hearts as brit
fls az glass. He that usuld make an i'm
preston mult uss ditnonds
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18

severalslreels inally turning iowa
Canal street. thenre Into Royal
street, from whence il turned up
Toulouse street "a the Opera House
where the festivities We're 10 con-
clude.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18
I.O.O.F.

pIpeELY EYCAMPMENT, NO. %,
I.0.0.F.
.rrTS on the evening of hrsl Friday OF essh
Nj month, at the udd Fellows Hal; =,
Attest, J. 5. pALiARn, scribe
DALLAS LODGE, NO. AZ, io'o't'
n,rrTs on every "wednesday nlghi ~ ne va"
At,r,tJ ". HANCOCK, Secretary,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18
1aDyERTIsEMENT.1
ADvERTIsEMENT.
PIHDMoYT AND ARLINGTON LIFE Insurance
COMPANY.
IL

ADVERT IlsEMENI'
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LIFE INsbhANCE
COMPANY.
Office at Richmond, Va., |
November 18th, lS7O.I
TO THE TEXAS PEOPLE:
A recent Card from F. L. Hale, once onr
General Agent in Texas, demands notice.
We did not desire to injnre him, hence
only said our reasons were satisfactory for
discharging him. As he will not let it
rest on such basis we would say-liale
did not report on work received, nor did
he remit funds collected as his contract
required; hence, ou these grounds alone,
we were justified in our action. In nddi-
tiou, We were informed of grave criminal
charges against Hale; and, on examining
the Records, found presentments," in
dictments," and "true bills" against him
for such offences as we thought rendered
his continuance in his position undesirable.
The "true bills were for "attempts to
commit rape and for swindling."
He yet has in his hands monsy collected
he has, since his suspension, collected
money without authority, and still helds
il, aud disrsgarfed frequent orders TO
report and remit. We hope he is innocent
of the criminal charges, though a regular,
Grand Jury in New Orleans has found
true bills on each and We bopk our prompt
action, under the circumstances, will evil
deDce our desire to protect our Company
and chow proper respect for the parties
who place policies in it, b. refusing TO
keep as General Agents men who collect
and fail to pay over our receipts, and whose
records are not brighter and clearer In
Criminal Courts.
W. c. CARRINGTON, President.
sx-.,.,.,-t-f --;.,.. Trt.r nc,,r,.r Waco E4.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18
MAsoNIc.
nuns C0NMlSpERi. N0. Q

ttNtGHTS rEhfIAis'
-.u 80 a., as,luul. Ia thr isan - pa A.,
NJ " IN, tiaFssss aasT ihs lasi saisTa.s nrafh
''aa'h' a. sa'" '@N' N.e.YOUNG, L, c,
EHossNEsi, EsserAsT-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18

n.s-s -ss . s-ssss i.s,v ser.
b. il sirh arIh
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. 81,
ROYAL ARCH MASoNs.

L NJ, an, hsrt,, summansi % AllrHa . sls'fa
,s,, ..ti.n II ballast ChsRisT, ~" y, "a N'A-H
.TsniaE. Nsvh =, a. saTl8 sAA"'s Nsh"Ns'
b, g snmsud sfths n, n, ", s--.-,.,,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18
FASHIONABLE TAILOR
RESIDENCE FOR SALE,

on ROSS AVENUE,
THREE BLOCKS FROM PUBLIC So,
CtPLENDID BUILDING, with seven
y Rooms, Closets, &c. The above is Of
fered for part Cash, balance january ls',
1872, or other good Real Estate.
Also one 20. Horse Power ENGINE and
BOILER, with Fixtures, complete, and in
perfec, running order.
Apply at the Office of T. C. JORDAN,
Banker, or at the City Mills, to
BEAUCHAMP & TERRY.
Dallas. February Is, lSTl.-26:lf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18
) sIs IA SEA M nsnIh :

g SIS 10 stsg pr Rsuih .,s s,ifyTssr' ,ssis 70 sl' ia
- trniuce the GESuINE IMPROVED CuMNuS
- SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACnlNE- Tbs
Naclne Sill sfich, hrm- fell trek. guilt cord,
6oidud, tr.ia aud sruiraiasr in = mo-i sursrirr
- mannrr. frics only SIS. Fully iicrns-d ard
warranted for I've fesrs- We vii fzy 81 .Gn
fur any machine that VI seu sfrorxer. more
! bsauiifui. Or rnor- eias-i- s-srn fhan aurs- u
mzkas The o Eizsfie Lask Stitch Every
- caud stiirt can iu crf, ard s-iH fhs clefh car
q ua- p rrlled apart uifin-f tearing if- We
- fsT Areufs frcr SIS o. So ~ nl1nfn aus
x srrs-Is-s- ur rrinlrizsinr -ren Will frirs
Thar suiouri ca b. ruafe- lddfsss SEccnB
. 20 Bssaa- Hasls f-ias1g-, 20 =. LoHis,
= Ne 0hiarfl fr
- Mrrch u. 1s-l .-sl16r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18

Tht Kansas Legislature has sss
female clerks
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18
W. c. CARRINGTON, President

weaiherfard Iisss. Tyler Reporter. Waco Et-
sITf nlr I'D WAxsAschie Argus vii please pnhlish
The abare Card from President Csrrington, i not
done before fEi. trri-ss. for one month, and srnd
Rill 20 No 70 Carsndrlot Street.. New Orleans. La.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18

flNNEWIIL TUNbE, Nu' a.' - -
N.iis % tbs ssoani ani l@s' s@Ns''~'
'''A'h' "'s' "-'' R. q. ROVER, w. N,
n, ceesBTs, sss'y'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-18
nn---io 0onieterY

HHaaonio SenhetefV
NoTICms
,.,HR POL OLIy0MINa resolution eM .t~ss' ~
sIi,.i r.uv,,raiinn of TannshIl Lodge, No -
F'snd A. NJ FshruAFy -, 4, y, lsosl .,.,.. q,
Rs.alrsi That committees ~ ens 'e sll,.,, ,,a
sks shsrsr of the Masonic ,smsl''l, ~ - i.,,sii,
,,s,,n,n, therein except of AAsohs OF Their hA'''
p,a ~ Morton 10 sUt,oi uisi % tabs charge "''N'
,,,Fps,.r, sni ses this resolution earTlSa ""'
~ order ofihs LSAse' . n,vrp wN
,.,-.,,y ~ c.,sns.. SECRETARY. tmAIa st5m
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-09

THE number of men at the South. in
1871, who "were loyal all through the
war, and who so generously fed, clothed,
and took care of our armies while there,
has become so great that the wonder is
how JEFF. Davis carried on the rebellion
in the face of such an array Of loyalists.
These gentlemen are now before Con-
gress, praying TO be allowed to 90 before
the Court Of Claims and prore up the
value of the horses, frewood, hay, oats,
beef, pork, and other articles they fur
nished the Union army during the war,
and to get paid therefor. And the Sem
ate has just voted them the privilege.
AS all these people, even if legal, were
exempt from taxation and military ser>
vice during the war, we think their claims
might be laid over, at least until the pub
lie debt is reduced, and the country is
relieved Of taxation. This bill ought to
be entitled, "An act to compensate per-
iuny, by payments out OF the National
Treasury"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-09
A Chan &c.

Having purchased the interest OF Mr.
J. B. TEAsDALE in the TRIBUNE estab'
isnment, the undersigned becomes sole
publisher and editor Of the paper.
Since our connection with the TRIBUNE
wo have striven to make it good, live
country newspaper. How far We have
succeeded the people must judge. In
the future we shall labor for the same
end, and hope by increased industry and
application to business, to be able te
hold our own.
Our associations with Mr.. TEAsDALr
have been uniformly pleasant and
no doubt we shall often miss his
services in the sometimes perplexing and
arduous duties of publisher Mr. T.
will remain in the Office and conduct the
publication Of the Christian Patriot, and
in our absence will have authority to re.
ceive money, contract work, advertising,
w. II. BENNETT. =
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-09
ValcdlctOry.

(which swhy rise to explain Hav
ing disposed of my interest in the TRID'
uNE to Mr.. ". H. BENNETT, he will here
after conduct this paper in his usua
able manner Being employed by Mr.
b., shall remain in the Office and dc
my best to accommodate patrons, attend
to business, ETC., in his absence.
My associations with MIR. BENNETT
have ever been the most pleasant, ana |
hope his shadow may never grow less.
j. b. TEASDALE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-09

The Indianapolis Sentinel is our au-
thority for saying thar the long lost man
and brother, g. l.. Naliandigham is still
among the living He was actually seen
.by two or more witnesses in the sanctum
of the Sentinel no longer ago than last
Friday, and the visit had, said the edi-
tor, "a political significance" 1t is
further added that Val. cannot be sup
pressed This is good news for the Re-
publican party. The persistent promi.
hence of such men as Nailandigham and
Frank Blair helps greatly in keeping the
public alert to the real nature of the De-
mocracy, and the Importance OF keeping
it in the minority.