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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
The Magazines.

Goiey's Iady's Book FOR December ap'
pears to us haudsOmer than usual The
Fashion Plates are fine, the illustrations
attractive and the paper and priaung
good. Nothing ola political or improper
character is ever published IN this old aud
popular periodical, nor will there be ever
while the venerable Mrs. Sarah J. Hale
presiles over It's columns. People wishing
to subscribe can join in a club by calling
at The HERALD Office.
Ar,hur's Lady's Home Magazine for De-
6embcr IL before us. II is similar in char
nc,cr 10 Gody's Lady's Book aud, like that
il coniuctcd with prudence and propriety'
It's illustrations are very pretty ani 1t
contains fashion plates and music 500,
per annum. I. 5. Arthur & Son Phil.
Woods Household Magazine for this
moutn- is on hand. II confirms n great
d enl of miscellaneous reading matter
without illusir ltions for the low sum OF
Sl,OO S. $. Wood & Co. Newburg N y
Not having had time to read it, We can not
Judge of the qualify Of its contents ea' "
has Esome contributors OF. note, iierace
@ reeley and James Parton, &c.
The Childrens Hour is another OF the
notifications. of I. S. Arthur & Son. Ara
thur has been quite happy and successful
IN writing forchildren aud we presume this
little Magazine will prove very interesting
to the little ones. $l,25 n year or hSe
comics for 5000, with n beautiful chrome
as II premium for clubs.
The Hearth and Home, now p nolishea
by Orange Judd s. Co. 245, Broadway N.
Y. is an illustrated week ly journal otde'
cided a!eiit. The numerous wood ehsrn-
wings are always good. $500 a year
clubs less-lO for $3.50 each. We can rec
ommcnd this paper.
The Song Messenger for November comes
from the burnt city of ChicaSo, n con
ta;ns, with other musical pieces, d new
Song, "Passing through the Fire, by ueo'
f. Root. This musical publication is pub
lishel by Root s. Cady, Chicago, III, al
SIOU a year.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

ssrDishOp Gregg, on las, Sunday de-
liysrsd a most impressive discourse TO a
large aud attentive audience at the EPiseo'
pal Church ip this city. Al night he adj
ministsred confirmation to six applicants
for that holy rite. The church was crow
'ded and many failed TO get seats. In some
preliminary remarks before the morning
service, the Bishop called to mind the fact
that on his first visit here and up to u pc.
Rod since the war there was not a single
church in Dallas. Now IL contains four
The Episcopal, tho cOmterlsnd p~rcshyte'
rian, the Methodist and the Christian, all
comforiable places Of worship and a credit
to the city.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
MARRIED.,

Al the residence Of the brides father, in
~Bcn,onville, Ark, on Wednesday, Nov,
18th. by Rev. G. NJ. RIcHARDs, Mr.. WILL
A. TERRY and Miss MARY K, daughter
Of DR.. JonS S4ARrf, formerly Of Alabama.
We make the above announcement with
pleasure, not only TO congratulate the hap
py couple on the auspicicus occasion, but
to Welcome back to our city the fair bride
whose smiling face and warm heart greets
again the friends of other days. Again
we must heartily welcome both bride and
groom 10 our city, and wish them nahy
teaFs ST uhaiioyed happiness.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
The Great rieioriai Annual.

Assiatu's Tunua sisir, Aiaanar g. lsla g.
siaHiaiisH, Rsii, rhFssshssi Ne lHi,si sisu',
ana al liFlsrpi NasiHF,s a ihs hrsirTa hHais-
IAssG ali o. rallislrs slssl a. hTsi d1aaasg,
Il iks EaglsA, lrIHsa, fIfnrh, AsINUsisn, Nath,
sssahh, hAisna, BsAfnisa spa slsui'h ~isHsss'
49, sai al ahs ~ish q suasIsiaad ~ Uas rAiis''
4ky sfhn4i,h ,lssii Iral ssa IaaarI M ssisats
.sssssiiss uusHtsias Ia saliiisa ~ - sl@i'.-
40 aaiiusi i~Ir.iisrs "a he rsasrs, ilsarAiisA -Ha
rars u = gTraI saHslg 4 aiss-sss a FabFs1us =
lass ~ sssI u il0Haslisa iHlussliHg ~ ihr GrF'
rh.nI m nfshsgir, The sinfI lta hIHu, ~
pEsHirE AL lEviussiVlsi mani sEa IA Uzitsisisas
kase t4sa asGr 49, sa,h arFtAans AL tsiilsar. -
as Hasi saiatiu NTg eHrt 80 usallrAszsiss
AAIatNAACalENHaE
Ihr naiagrs us1s, aui FKiHoTiiIaV saniiaHs IT.
fsis u nvsirirTs hiNazarh hilIrIs, thu sialls lsAs
sad ailrsAnNo ~ nele thsa hAif ~ ,aiisiisa
suTla, gTs tails ~ tsnh ID lts lssns, shirA 80 si'
- ihirIsqrnaa atlh pllluHai nlasiTatiuas, ~ssia4sis
Hsgil1s - lhs huasFhsli sd ATa, huasIuas anre
dulrs, asl uthrg insiEatliNo aud aauslHs lusains
nlsiirb uugllai SD tslrCiui, Ahaaas tide Ann1-
ale ~ alls e. alIh Iav vpsHing u tLs gsaF, The all
~ Gee Vi lhr ususI usf.ai, AAa s.ag h. Aad " ~ sstr
ssg- The Ins! TiriuTs, Arasrs, lasisiieT A sHllh,
riit.taIgh, ~, "a HCupl ~ to- urnt siamp, al
ioHearl Drg - mail u aIg IsIsea III, u-nH"l
pnsraIu uns n lis nrishtaihuad, The hilisTs as
ssid ~ rNrg siy, igHu al 'iiiags, aud au sAtsn'
siNriy assi throughout tho entiTv ui'iitsEi suIli,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

sas- The communication of C.. is respect
fully declined with thanks for the spirit
which dictated it. We think him right in
his conf, cture, and that the vile thing, re-
ferred to, fully deserves all that he has
written, b.t il Is possible that he may be
mistaken, md in these times We must all
study moderation and forbearance, and
endeavor to prevent excitement, which the
hypocritical claw and order rowdies are
40 anxious 10 create.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

Five thousand negroes are said 10 oe
making preparations to cmigrate from inc
South TO Kansas. Let them 20 and Joy 60
with Them. We can soon supply their
places with white democrats from the
North West, who are fast coming in. we
wish the North could become niggerized IN
net MS Vel, as theory.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

snS- We had not the pleasure OF at tend
ing, according 10 Il purpose, the Lecture
OF DR.. G. D. Mundee en- Gcaes 0 and 6eol'
osy at the Presbyterian Church on Monday
evening last, but we understand that the
attendance was large aRd tho Lecture very
interesting. These things should he en-
couraged in our midst. Oral instruction
makes tho strongest aud most lasting i'm
nrnaa;nn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

ny The work on the bridge ID pro-
crossing finely Notwithstanding the
bad weather. Some of our cotempo-
~raries, we see, are under the impress
ion tn It IA, Central Railroad will
cross on this bridge. Not so--it is for the
public use and is being built by a Dallas
Company. The Railroad bridge will he
thrown across the Trinity several miles be.
low the city. We understand this is in
preparation, somewhere below, and will
be brought up when everything is ready
for it. The grading on the west side OF
the river is going on rapidly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

efly-A second commun ication from AT
ticus will be found in our columns. We
think he has now had 4 full hearing. Ills
third communication we respectfully de-
cline to publish as it seams intended to get
mp q controversy with the IIEhALp which
we intend to avoid. We trust this will be
understood in the kindly spirit with which
il ia frankly stated.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

tasr AusH,isa is called % 'ss sAni 81
M. Gailoi, sAs si'h ee~pelsa' ss's@sn'
rssumss his sheP Al HE ell stand ca eeHnrI
Of I~lsusi0l sal Elm streets asi slh do al
tinds Of Sork on carriages bagg'ss, etc.
pF0mPily sad substantially See bis 'aFi-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
TnE Iosr MAN.-TnREE THuos.

THE LosT MAN.-TRREE THUos-
AND DOLLARS RERARD-Mr. J. ii.
Marks, tie young man connected
with the Civil Engineer service Of
the Trans Continental Railroad, We
are pained 10 learn, has not been
found. though DAYS have been spent
in searching for him; and the woods
On Sulphur, have been secured in
ererv direction. ApprehensiOns are
enteffained that hebas been drown
Cd or murdered. A reward Of So
600 4 offered for his recovery. if a
live $1,000 for bic Body if dead
and q 600 ifk:Iied, is offered for the
apprehension Of The murderer
We sincerely trust that This reward
mar lead toa solution Ofthe mys-
tc--rfTson 1fmeG
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

S1r NJ sFs Fs4ssslri 10 sisis 'ha' lss
s~lss,i,u u shssIs ia Taansh'i leiss AF
ARA N. c. tie snssius Asssaisgss
~iit.ss Plass "a saiuFlay he ah last
=, early ssHils-hssting. An Uspes" -
,hs LalFs aTs urEsA ~ b. usssHi, Il pcs
siels-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

rss-Thauks to the lion. John w. Lane
our attentive and efficient Represe NATIVE
for a copy ofthe Rulesof Order o fthe House
of Representatives Of the twelfth Lcgis'a-
ture, including the Constitution of the
Ctosn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

t6y- Old "R!p" complains about our
having n little hin cut Of brother Norton 8
In~telligencer, MS if We had accused him of
some a ful crime and abused him ns one
of the radical pickpockets. No such thing
lie can't pass himself off as sn old "dcmo-
crat of the Jackson s~thool"-they never
made such fools Of themselves.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

sey- 1t would seem from n paragraph In
his last paper That brother Norton, OF
Norton s Union i~htelligencer, has been
kicked by somebody, and from his little
anecdote, as Lincoln would say, il must
have been one Of his long eired cOrrespOn-
dents. We are sorry for brother Norton,
but then he ought rot 10 let such unruly,
low bred stock come about him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
Williams Eros.

dealers in Family Groceries and ProVis,
ions of all kinds, keep constantly on hand
a full stock of everything in their line;
and us they now sell exclusively for cash,
they will be satisfied with very email prof
its. Call and see them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
M essrs, Prather S. Murphy

Have now in store a large and we'll Sc
lected stock of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes
Hats, Ready Made Clothing, Notions, eie.
which they are offering at reduced prices
An examination of their stock and Prices
is respectfully requested by them. No
trouble 10 show goods At their store do
not forget the place, middle door Of the
brick block, West side of the public
square. They mean business [no9:lm-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
Ahead 0f The EaiIcOadi

Prathtr & Murphy have determined to
dut prices of goods down before the rail.
road re ichee Dallas. "Quick Salee and
Small Profits" is their motto, n WIN
their large stock of the very best anu i".-
est styles ofgoods, they cannot fan 10 sun
he mosl nstidious. [noe:lm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
ARouhes that woFk

sur We are glad 10 announce that work
on the cour. House, temporarily interrupt
has been resumed aud the elink Of 'hs
hammers 10 once more making sweet mu'
sie for our ears,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
RIM

should take their eouhiry Pralaee, snsh as
Bate, Riggs, Lard, Chickens Potatoes
Onions, sis, 10 Williams bIssI Maih 81
where lhsy eau get the CASH for H.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
..,n.men,,V urni.hing Co.us

A splendid stack ahd a. reiaesa Prices
at The store Of PrA'heT 8 hurphy, Also
dn. Cloths, cassinsrs, f~ssds, lsans sls'
notim.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

Avs tTfxs IT TEIE0EArH-IeEieo =
IN the fan tide q rsEoiu;ion and arii Fhf
tn ins hs-s siorr-i running On he
x,r,i, P.siss Rosd-rrry cold Hnl siua
s,pss % snov in he ysHh EssL
n.v,r Han has -ssiEss3-Cously frds
d dir salt 10 siTs bsiL
B.lrs- n Is IN - nzii.ssa s'osiii'n-
On a. 2sih. c5ft5a IN r,,i demand a
r.ro-rz.. HiIirr Isl 10 God IN
Es- To-s 10. SCI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

tasr AusHti0a is called 10 the spstiAl
Railroad Tax Notice Of q, w. ceshraa, A''
SCISSOR aud Collector, in 10 days paper
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

1raA- We neknouledgs the receipt Of Han
lords Texas State Register for 1872 This
nh Almanac and Advertiser combined
Eth some pleasant reading matter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
Rnffer. Lard. Racon

and any kind of country produce can be
bought at the lowest prices from Williams
Bros. Main Street.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
OR. PERRY DAKEH

I'd ESPECTFULLl informs the Citissus
kG Cf Dallas aud adjacent counties; that
he has opened an INFlRMARi, where hs
will Operate on and THAI I'll Surgical
Cases.
ibe following ramel Discases win hs
Treated as Specialties, yiz.:-Fistula in
Ano, Hemorrr'ds or Piles, Hair Lip, Tu.
mors, Affection of the Bones and joints,
Old utGtrs; Diseases of the Urinnty Organs,
Calculus or Si6he III the Bladder, and all
Affections of the Eyes.
Special attention given the Diseases IF
WoMEN aud CHILDREN.
Those living at a distance will be fur
nished Board and q Room.
OrrrcE. NoRrn siBk or MAIx STREET,
three doors ems, Of the Public Square.
DGlla5,s, TrxaA August 18th, lS7l.-iS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
ladies, Hats,

Dress Goods, Sbawls, Cloaks, Bculerard
and Bolmoral Skirts, Corsets, and 4 great
variety Of other goods too NUMEROUS to
mention, are bein sold At reduced prices
At the store Of Pratber & Murphy, where
they keep the latest styles and the very
hest Of goods. tn09.lm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
Men s. Boys

Clothing can be had at the Store or Pra-
Their & Murphy. They have the greatest
variety and largest stock in Northern
Texas, and at prices TO suit the times
hoD.1m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
SPECIAL BARGAINS
OFFERED.

We have fcr sale at Surprisingly low
figures, l12n acres, one of the finest lsca-
tons for stock raising on the coast, within
seven miles of the fourishing city Of lndi
apola. from which $4,000 beeves, calves,
hogs and mutton are annually shipped
This lard ID xiihin4 miles OF the Gulf,
western Texas and Pacific Railroads now
in Successful operation from lEdianola 10
victoria, AZ miles, and rapidly extending
TO san Antonio and Austin
AIsb, T6O acres Of superior land in Ar
cher county. rich prairie and timber, sus-
eeptible Of division into four farms OF
beautiful shape, very near the Brn1os cool
fields aud the Little Wichita Copper mines.
Il will be sold 90 cheap as 10 justify any
father in buying it as an investment for
his children. Title perfect.
Also. 100 acres prairie 1 miles North q
Dallas. 800 acrrs : miles from baliss on
The east eide Of Mountain creek MILES
south Of Hcrion's Min.
Persons having houses IN t0Tn, OF farms
10 rent you'd DO vel to place them IN our
hards. We have daily applications ior
bah houses and farns " uer eomsrs-
Ofbce NJ stairs in the Railroad rcruer
John HExkY BROWN son.
Eo7. IA "
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

Pr.fbsrE SsrPby's and gel your supply
If R.s,s ana shes. TbsF have large
sioet Of the very bcTt ard are selling
- rbr,p IuoRlm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
DENTAL NOTICE.
Pez,. a.. D.. ElEEEEES


RESPECTFULLY informs the Citizens
HI 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 IN STR u
MENTS ever brought TO Dallas.
lie is o 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 9 A. N.
until 3 P. ".
win make arrangements (after Office
hours) to do work at private residences ft-
those who prefer it.
Chice over Mr., wagner's store, Railroa !
CoTner.
Dallas, July 18th, 1sIl.-44:tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

At the residence Of her bush:. in this
ri'y, At 2 o'clock A NJ Tuesday, Nov. 2s,
1871, after o lon. illness of Consumption,
Mrs S. A. ERVAY, wife Of PHASon N.
ERvAI, ESQ.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the estate Of j.
"A G. Reavis, deceased, or having unset
tied business with him, are requested to
cali at the ofhse Of the undersigned ht
once,
KENDALL & BLADES,
Dallas, Nov. I, Is7I.-s:tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
wiI,inu1s HroshcrA

V~EIEIsfEf1S ESFUdEfVtN
on Main st. East of the Square, will buy
all country Produce at the best market
price and pay CASH for it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
I'd DALLAS
Male 4 Female Academy.

T,liE hTst ssssisn = nj, sfh.al sitl eeWmsHfr
Ia the Oli nEHAih sftrr "a ihr laih n AuEssa'
isT ahi rahiinnr sishl rnnsaalisp mNilhs nhA.
a.. ,ulsNisiaH 1t N. W, nagiss assisiri ~ snfh
Irarhsfs ~ The srhfal trmands- fFninssaF hANia
pTopess 10 sasAari Ihs sshoal cot 49, the .-ss
ash WlE..tiFis 90 u TErssnfa haeAisfs- $50 ~
I-l69sas IigEh,
M. rates II iaiifs 30 - a. flisss1
PRINAnH DEPARTMENT pr nih'r,-,--h tno
iNrYnNpnIaf y
~ WI nv ,Ay1
NIis,
TepNiu .,tE
nuilrhtAl w, IHT ~ ksinns -,- ,r-,,','' srrr'' ''s'''''l 80
Ths alaVg Uiss ats coin, AMI iu1 al the Thi ~
each month, rsRiis rhaFsri frNA iim~nt entrance
untIi The ris.s Il ihs sss.iNA unirss special arrange
unrn's agn ~ g. ~ ~ r%AhtfaFg,
n. J-ineiion ALL b. iAaie rNc' ptlr eAsn, ofPna'
iTarisi sltknrss ~ Nw
p.Ila., Nat. iIih isTi-fi mi,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
Monitor.

vs- and improved Edition. Jusi issued.
prirr ei,-h. 81 50. specie. STAT b. mail.
J. W.sWINDELLs Heiaid OEss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
= 9AbH-

EICE RESIDENCE. q few miles from
a p-nas a. errsliert business siaud.
ard trsinrss veil fsiahlished for par
tien,.-s -rriy Ct TIE HEHa1D once
N,r- IE 1s7f-lesfs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
FOR SALE.

ACREs-nn improved farm, 8
ZUU miles West o. Louisville, Denton
county; headlight Of c. Squires.
Onn ACRES, improved farm. 3 miles
0ZU North Of Porters Bluf iiender-
son a headlight 81 Games NJ. Sharp.
Are ACRES, improved farm, G miles
4 DU North Of Caldwell. BurlesOn
county; headlight Of Washington Rosrk.
-nn ACRES, uninproved lapd, ad-
DUU joining Fraimville, Burleson
county: part Of Il. Z. Davis league,
OAn ACRES, unimprOved land in Wal
SDU ker county; part Of Calvin Lynch
I1OO ACRES, u~ninproved land in
IZSD Erafh ccHnty, on Gilmsfs creek
fssdTisht Of EIiI halei Kimbail-
InOn ACRES, Of uni%mproyed lard in
lZSU Erkih county hsadrighi Of DrurT
Oldham.
GAOACRES, Of unimprOvsd land 10
h4DErsfh eounty; ~hssdrighl CT Ira H.
Foster.
Thess are old and ss locati0na sndsrs
vel timbsrs5 and Eatered.
I'm. HAEKs.
Dallas, Wv. lItb, Is.1-a ms
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
NOTICES.
hudson a. wohFfi's
BELL
AN INyIaoRArIKo goEIc AND
MEDICINAL BEVERAGE,
Manufactured by the froPrisioTs
At SCIEpAM ~ HOLLAND,

At SclEbAM IN HOLLAND
l. aarTaHira ~RsFirily .aIs al fp- hsm IN drls'
trIinas ssbsi@aous IL h aisuilui ssFrssis AsI'Asrs
afn1sFFr,iA 90 iGRisrsuaAs hEuNsf, nnth hhttr
NAUtsa, GENEEAt nFEIIn, CATasEH II The BAD
ga, rAISs Ia iho Has ahi sIusAruE sol al disas
- siths uEiNARE 0RaANt, ~ si,us swat Trlisi ~
AsVHaA, IEAEnl 81 tAtrTu Ia ihs hlAnrfA
s~irsnghrns sal ihgiEaHslss the sysinln, and sil
kop "a that dreaded sruaT6r fEfts AAn AgSh
shrn lakrh d. iimo,
H.t4rial pairs have hTsh taksnas "a u auelliN,
ahi /. prTmanrni uhiisFgiiY l. guarantees fhis
IL Talrulaist g. maks Tho hriL NruNAris tfe nasi
reliable anA tapalaT aHirio at Is kini ~ Il iisiN.
ia hshn hAkLEf II Ihr nnrsi qusiii4, ani toe Asn'
m.iic IUSirfs nsRHN Il iT,tT, Asa hHslitial bv''
rlasu il has ~ saTrnsr
To ihr iaSsiii and lhose sha travel, sud subject
o. changes - saIri ani climate, ihry viii MID u au
inyalusiAu agsht,
irBsaN a WuiFE va. Or Tho period ef iwrniy
Nrsns. rhnn-tirl ia The sriN.FH hnsness With he
anrhtu, ine tate lfaiFna MolFE, ani his long 81
,~4Tiuutr ADD knas isisu ~ lie bnsiRrss In which 10
I. engaged. shuill he = ,unicirni saTanire that BE-
fuilt r,Nnsiai-, The NAuis 9Th" puiiic inT al aIii'
a. pUrianri -Afu,.ly iar The ii'ras-s above nlru-
tened, aud ali b. asks i :" gi'- the hftL stfNArts
a trial, sad ramIaf- Tho same With others that
make Tho like rFrirntluns,
CAuuaNl Ak gT Ill, o. wotTr'E httL
Fsr sale by al rr.-etablo Gr'ocr. ard ApOihsca.
" HrnSdF y. wOLfEt Co.,
nmct, Is south William ST., New York.
oct 18th ihsl-a' ima'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-08-05

yesterday regarding the Wes,feH explo.
sion, and the excitement has greatly sub.
sided. Grapplers aud divers are yet en-.
gagged in searching the river for moro
bodies, but none have been found besides
those already reported 1t is tho opinion
Of men engaged in the work that all the
dead bodies except those washed away by
the tides have been recovered.
WASHINGTON, August Royal Mail
steamer Ddta from Bermuda, arrived last
evening, bringing intelligence of terrible
fire at Point Apctric, Guadalupe, on the
18th ult. The whole town was DESTROYED
and 10000 persons left without shelter.
Many wharves were burned.
SAN Francisco, August 3.-Sailed
yesterday, steamer j. L. Stephens, for
Portland Sailed to-day, steamer Con.
Stantine, for Portland.
August 2.=Arrived ship Northeost,
from London; ship Gern,ania, from Bel
lingham Bay; steamer City of adelaide,
from Sydney.
SAN Francisco, July 5l.-fhe steam.
er j. l.. Stephens sails for Portland to.
morrow.
PoRrLANp, Aug. 1.-Atrivcd steamer
OriRammc.
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SEArrLE.-During the past two weeks
there has been an active improvement in
tho real estate market in and around Scat.
tie, resulting in cash sales variously re-
ported at an aggregate Of from SAC, 900 to
$4,000, and prices have advanced fifty
sad sssenty-6ve per cent. The immediate
cause ofthis activity was the re opening of
the railroad survey from that point, and
the investment Of large sums 10 real estate
BY heavy Eastern capitalists. We rejoice
ct this Indication Of prosperity in our sis
tor city. "
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TIE PROPOSED DIVISION OF TEEAs.
1t seems to be generally admured in
Texas that there will be general election
this Fall. At the same time the people
will be required, in accordance with An
act of the Legislature, to vote on the qucs.
ton Of dividing the State into three parts.
The proposed boundaries are as follows:
Eastern States, to commence in tho
main Bay Of Galveston, thence up the
Trinity to Dallas county, thence west with
Dallas county, south limo to southwest cor.
ner, thence with Dallas line and duo north
to Red river; population in 1870, 46,39S
area in territory, 3s,4ll square miles
taxable property in 1869, $44 GAL asa ;
registered voters, 49,660.
Middle State, all the territory west of
the above line and east of the Colorado
rivcr-population in 1870, 100000; tax
able property in 1869, s64,023, 1882;
square miles, IL 1000; registered voters,
55,S93.
Western State, all west of tho Colorado
population in 1870, 100000; value Of
taxable property, Sal 100000; area in
square miles (including Bcxar tcrritory)
$4,000; registered voters, 10000.
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CONFIDENTIAL
WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 25. |

WASHINGTON, D. G., April rs, 1871:
DEAR BROTHER AS q mutual friend, I
drop you few earnest words in behalf of
Senator Harlan's reelection to tho United
States Senate. You know the importance
of early and earnest action. The members
elected to the next legislature elect the
next Senator. 1t is, therefore, necessary
that the right men be nominated, aud
hence attention must be given to the pri-
mary meetings.
| am glad to say to you that Senator
Harlan is regular in his attendance on
church, aud his influence is in the right
direction. know personally that lie
stands high with the administration, and
his influence with the President, and is
held in high esteem by his fellow Senators.
His speech on San Domingo have given
him an elevation few Senators enjoy,
Hoping that you will in all suitable ways
interest yourself for Mr.. Harlan, l am
truly yours, j. p. NEWMAN.