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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22


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lmpsaoLnsni, siilins faT 'As iTial q wv,
nolisn, GsysrnoF II NeTih tsraliha, Fs'si
% The "a u MsTsh, On eight aI'isiss o.
impeachment preferred by the ieass, shh
Tue follow gag result, foTiy'ains mr'-errs
asTs present, shd iNsrlLuI Fo's s-s &C.
aired 20 eaaNic,s
.s0n lha tn, aHitls, he sss fanhi ne,
saily-ysss So hays ~ on ihs second
snisls the ,els "a, ysasas, aays ds-hel
guilty.. OR ihs lhiTl article be sas Ienhi
'siiliy-ysSs 81 nays w. oa the isaf'h
article, 'Failiy =, nays 10, Ia The
dnh, ,suiliy yeas ~, nays y, 90 the
siAlh 'suiliy-ygas a, psys = 90 les
seventh, 'guiliy-ysss % says ~ Oh
the s.ghih, 'guiliy yeas 81, hays IA,
An orIur Nss iLsH Passsd Tsine'lhg
Governor liolirR fIom otiee aRd dlsqaal',
bins him from ever holding any efhes q
honor or pFahlia the State, On this order
the ,cls stood 90 Ia the affirmative aud ID
in The negative. All the sshalars were
present except one. The eolnPlsiien Of
The Senate Is ihiTiy.six Conservatives aud
fourteen Mongrels, 0ne Monsrsl Was ae'
sent, Mr.. Rlyihe, Of Northampton
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Deafness Cured.

An aged gentleman in Moscow, Polk
county, Texas, Mr.. Moses Meekins, who
had been totally deaf in one ear many
years, and partially so in the other, with
all kinds Of noise in his head, was cured IN
one hour by DR.. Jones. Mr.. Mis- plan
ter near Moscow.
DIR. Jones will practice at the Crutchfeld
House, Dallas, from the 9TH to the 18th 81
July. At Mckinney from the 18th to the
18th Of July. eowtJulyl3.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22

ESPECIAL NoTlcE Is called TO the varied
and attractive Stock Of Goods now on dis
tribu,ion at the Prize Drawing Establish
ment. on Main Sweet, near Public Square
Go and see those beautiful Goods Each
Dollar draws n handsome present. This
store continues with Us but few days
longer. Give it call before 1t is too late
The ladies are especially invited. Il
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22

The honorable gentlemen who make Avs
for the State Of Texas seem TO r'sar's'
peculiar IDEAS In regard 10 certain que,'
lion, Of public importance. II y 40 adj
uillsd fse, that agricultural and meehah.
zeal fairs arouse The sluggish nature OF
the people, aud stimulate them TO efea'e'
effort In the laudable work Of production
and Improvement. The fairs are IN mea'
,nre the great educators Of the community
Farmers and mechanics are brought 'oge'
lher In such way that they derive proh'
from an interchange Of views. Improve
ment Ia every department claims 'nelr
attention, and each after learning tue les
son of Improvement, is fired with an amo''
lion 10 excel his neighbor. Aud nothing
contributes 20 much 10 the development OF
A Stale as this ambitious STRIVING ior OK
cellence. Texas is a fertile aud vast 10
main. when its resourcco stall DO pro-
n,rly descloped, the State will be an EN-
miro within itself. And u develop the
S,nte. NE should think, would he the policy
Of those who govern il. But the honorable
members of the Legislature think differ
entity. They recently rejected . oiii' rrf,,
senled by the Agricultural, Mechanical
and blood Horse Association, asking for
aid to fit up their fair ground, with The
curious plea that 4" it was not the poicy q
the State to aid such an enterprise ms
secms incredible, nevertheless we are as
surcd that il is true. The honorable gem
tlemen should explain what is the pc Icy
of the Stale, il not to advance an enter
prise in which the whole people take a
deem intersst.-ITurf Field and Farm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22
~ All,s-l.a !. IL D Ils .i'sIlIll-

sa,- Aiisn.isn . called 10 ne si'sTii'i-
a.sl 4 ihs nss fr~ sff b bgas g.
$40 srs usv sPsuiug heir As~ sai sa''''
.siss,iau # gods 81 he West side q 'A'
Fu,l.s sqrass ItsiF ssois ss's e'sss'
saslt.i,sly f,T cash, ~ NJ !, D. bgan'
iHNss Yarf, ., The lssss' cash r''ss''
hoy Invite purchasers 10 size 'hsa a sa'L
.s,i.ss1 ia, ,Lsy eau Hsss il 70 'Asi' Ia
ters.t ~ has.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22

Gag. If you have bad taste in your
mouth, salloHness or yellow color of skim
feel despondeht, stupid and drowsy, a,ppe-
lite unsteady, frequent headache or dizz q,
ness, you are !" bilious" and nothing Will
arouse your liver to action and strengthen
up your system equal to DR.. Pierces AN.
Ext. or Golden MEDICAL Discovery. Used
moderately during exposure to maiarial
poisons, it enables the liver to work OF the
poison, and will thus prevent Ague ana
Bilious Fevers. 1t is just the thing Tor
Jaundice. AS blood purifier For the cure
of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, SAT-
Rheum, and other skin diseases, 1t has
mover yet been cqualled. Sold by druggists.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22

p5y Our entcrprising young friend, Geo.
II. Baird, al the family grocery on Jefferson
Street, has just received an extensive and
varied assortment of goods in his line, to
which he invites special attention. Mr.. J..
purchases his morchindizc in the hes
markets with sound Judgment, sells at rea'
sonable rates, and is deserving of public
patronage, which lie earnestly sol!cits.--
See advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22

~ One Of the greatest remedies, which
has achissed . popularity surprising any
oihsr .rrsbsrntion ever introduced 70 the
rahIis' 4 Bradv's FeuilT Diners Il i a
certain cure for Chll Cd ferer. Or Dis
essus sf he .Lir1 and KldnTs Lysfsirlf
"a M. e vsll as Dtfpepta, an1 hss b
e.u.L h inrrs1isnis cfiis nan1 facrrr,
rssssss ne lrssi sitnlizing pr1ps1if e. and
fsrs cared thcnsan1s. an1 ~ arf Il.
res5irsIr rcrnlar = its ne rutl--. 1s =
nrtt95 Idi1l -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22

eey- We were much grAtiasd last week
TO greet our former townsman DR.. john
SMART now living At BcnianVills, Ark
lie was on short yis, to this place. and
It will please his many friends TO hear that
he is In ;he eajoyment Of dne health lie
leaves In day or two for his home.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22

SulcIpG-Mr. NJ. II. Potter, who resided
on W. l.. Anderson's farm, on Rowlette
Creek. some sixteen miles N. +. OF tins
place, committed suicide on Monday OF
last week, by hanging himself in his
smukehouse. The evidence taken before n
Jury of Inquest, by John d. kerfoot, ESQ,
p. of this Precinct, discloses the follow
ing facts: Mr. Potter had been, with his
family, to take dinner at the house OF
neis hbor, Mr.. Love. After dinner, about
. o'clock, Mr. p. left the house, saying he
would 60 home, leaving his family at Mr.
Loves. Some time afterwards, perhaps
two or three hours, one of his children
went over to the house, and founi Mr.. L.
hanging in The smokehouse, dead. lie had
fastened the smokehouse door. on the in
side, taken stirrup-leather and hung
himself by it to polls running across the
house. When found he was perfectly dead
The deceased had but recently come to this
county from Missoari,-had been here only
few months, and no reason is known for
the act. The Jury returned verdict in
accordance with the facts.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22

That msn HAYES Husi be a TaaiAsels
f.llos. ID rsquiT.s hnHdFsi oe@s 'eIef'
uish Iilk 10 ihs inhablf4nls VI sAf tsNA'
lilonsy-GEaEs hn's'f''"'
You see Hayes dsnt s.w nllk h'1ss'l'
bu, ,slls il, 10 be furnishes the iAhao''
tanis. the cows farhish hia,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22

CATTIE.TuyERs viii see. on reference TO
our advertising columns, that our friend
Junius Peak has 1000 head for sale and
woull no doubt consult their interest b
calling upon him at his store on Jefferson
street, in this city.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22

A chance for brothers to prrssnt sl.'ers OF lady
friends with the best fashion NanisN fsf y
specie No wlil supply the DALLAS HLhAt" anu
ErNoRrsr's MONTHLY for one year. -.
DrHunEsr's ILLvstRArsp MoNTnLi Is ~llhont
doubt tue beet and most complete tamil! LnEAtlho
published In America. II IL eminent TOT Us hifh'
toned literature, IT, varied And nseIul INV
anI srtIstIe Illustrations aud l. the most faithful
and reliable exponent Of the fashions exian''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22

FINE, VERY FINE Notwithstanding we
have decidedly kept the best Whiskey for
all purposes to be found in Dallas, or even
in Northern Texas, yet we have just recci-
we'd some which we defy the whole South
or West to beat in quality; and several
barrels more to come.
Call and see our large stock at Whole
Gale and Retail, by
FENDLEY & MILLER
32:i1 Dallas, Texas.
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rr,HE rarrvoIoGIcAI JoUREaL, Az !

rr~HE PHREyoBOGIcAL JOURNAL, AN IL
ITSTRATED. Firsf-Clnss Family haE-fine,
se-,.ef 70 o. q acience u Man Coutains PIN
rr1orr and rlvsi1rnuy. uifk AL the SiEna q
f1ln-nrfur.~ $40 boz 70 read them EihnoloET, y
~ Nafur.l History q Ma: Practical Article -
~ rsisisry. Dit. Exr-rlss and he Laws - ~
- rIrafrh Tu-frnffn- strfrhss nud Hi1rrnrtie'
q -. lurdIur Me- nnd Htr1F y he hgrl1 ar
Irurr-rnlt r.IIurrs Iurt r4nIruI auc rstinl t-'f-
~ ~ On fln l-afiur trrics 81 he rrT j. rIrln
ed = lniFrist - - ~ fasi l1i---.rtnf sc N.
-.rr-I|rs rIrforlaI HsrrrIns rutI I'D I-rrnf =
Yer arrnn. b ErerIlI aTrar.Elaarf - ~ rnr.
~ = fnrrIst ~ rnnrr IIHgIr1l InrnFAt -.
II.rtIt HrtaIz. frr1rt1r. ~ $40 ~ ualI 11sr-
lIa..| -. r1s DE- 80
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

We riab With tho following Magazines aud Week.
lies. al a.. prices named, Tirsu pIiors, husu'rf'
an, oSlf had slrn o'si.lsg Til ~ HrfaA
nAliAs IlfRALn and GVlry's l.ady's Book,
pAllAs HTHaIb aud Arihnr's llamr NAsAtihr. = st
puIas HrEALp and ATiliIF's Childf.ns Hour. W
dallas IlrEAtR aud Peters Musical M"nlhl!' M'
nuL,s IIruALb aud Psi-fsah'B Magazine, =,
DALLAS HrgALp aud rhrrnolpg Teal Journal W
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VALUARUE MAP.

For sale at the HERALD Office "Schedlers
Typographical Map of the Seat of War,
with plans of the Fortresses Of Paris, Metz
and sprasbourg." Printed in three colors.
Price one dollar.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22

ENTHUsIAsTIc.-0ur fat compassion is in
love, for yesterday himself talked to HIM
self, and himself said unto himself: "lier
hair is of ihat peculiar hue that a field OF
ripe wheat throws toward the setting sun.
Her eyes send forth light so etiulgent
and magnetic that strangers become SPELL
bound under its influence and stand rudely
gazing. Her checks bear bloom like The
sunny side of an early peach. A pearl
would seem almost black beside her teeth.
Her form is so graceful that men worship
her before seeing her face. Her hands sug-
gest the idea of waxen fingers tipped with
vermiliion. Her smile seems actually to
illuminate her presence, and when she
laughs, tie listener fancies he hears sweet
music in the distance" She buys all hei
goods, cosmeticry, etc., at the popular store
of ]. W. Smith Co., where she may often
be seen. The question is, who is the gal
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22
He heard n gurgling in his neck

Tie heard gNTgNNB III MS HvUN
And what do you think he said
he said that J. j. Fendley and L. O.
Miller went out shooting last Wednesday.
They bogged 3G birds and a rabbit. The
birds lett by the party at the residence OF
the junior were very fine, and relisbed by
n sick child.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22

sFIbs Dunsocraiic Association vii meet
in Haynes Hall On nsri Mondnv nigh.
ne zsfh iust The ladies are invited .
attend.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22

Toy We had the pleasure ola call last
Tuesday from Col, o. q. wsleh, Of psn'ea'
lie was on his way TO Ihe coast Cities
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22

IRoS.-A large quantity, Of all sizes and
qualities, Of I30:St1 J.C.Mcc0NNELL's.
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BZ-Orr fair friend Mss Bnus Baird
i.5 Cur iiruts for frsErant ard rstiy
tsuer.L My hsr Ire = e bsauiif.1 ~
- :. - 8 q; z e. 1grs.t
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na- Horse-shoes and Nails ofevery kind
1t fS9stl J. c. ficCoNNELIs.
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sTPomona Cooking Stoves at
Sesi J. O. MccONNELLs.
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CHI. BLAKE, Principal.
MISS KATE BLkk L, Assi3tun

REFER TO
James c. Crutchfed, J. Midsummer Judge John j
Good Henry Boil, virginius Hutchen, George Il
West, Dallas. Texas; Hons. Ed. Orossland' ~ ~
Washington City Judge Boon, Is, Judicial DIST.
XIV. Mnyfeld; j. n. White, Judge Court Common
pleas, Blandvfilc, KY; Clint Randie, Hickman
XIV; H. W. Bugg. Blandviie, Ky. t. NJ: Corbett
frankfort, Ky. DR.. Everett Woodson, Woodvilie
Ky.; Hon. VIM. Lindsey, Appellate Court, Frank
fort, KY; Dr. Joseph Bishop, ALTERS, Texas.
February 10Th, 1871. 24:tL
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no. Tubs and Buckets, all kinds, at
30St J. c. McC0NNELLS.
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ta-Fine Cutlery, from the best Makers,
Al T30st J. c. McCONNELL'S
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pa Iiatdware-every variety-at
303t j. C. MoC0NNELLS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22

ne Chains and Ropes at
500, &C. MccoNNELL's.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22

In an old New York tavern the
following notice was posted "Gen-
tlemeh learning to spell are reques-
ted to use Yesterdays paper"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22

sEHenp Packing and Gum Betting for
Machinery, at
s0st J. MccoSNELLs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22
EDUCATIONAL.
MANSFIELD COLLEGE,
MANSFIELD,
Tnrrnnt County, TcNns
REV. JOHN COLLIER, Principal
Sessions begin on First Monday In
September and February.
March 81, lS7l.-2Sly.
DALI a S
NIALE-AND FEMALE
HIGH SCHOOL.
nnt,s DAIIAs COUNTY, TEXAS.

WYE are happy to announce 10 the people 81
w Dallas aud vicinity, that, having rented the
bpIIdInp fnrmcrly occupied 10y JouN HANNA, AN,
we will omen the Exercises OF Tits Institution on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 3lst, 1870,
Tho Session. will he Thirty.lwo Weeks, aud VIII
be Al, He'd into Two Terms of Four Months rnch
In this School there will lie Three departments
Wis Primary, intermediate and Collegiate.
The Course of study will embrace .snslI H. Hcom'
pIete course In Mathematics, Book ceping' ihc
Natural Sciences, French, italian, Latin and Grcrk
Discipline will he strict, aud prompt obedience
will 10 eSacted from all. ,,,.
pciaoing or injuring the building WIN khl'r'
neucil chalk or anything else, will he prohihi'"i'
students violating this rule, will I've assessed n'i
amount sufficient to pay for any damage 'h'y may
commit.
PRIMARY Observation-Disclosures" W, per ierih'
INTERMEDIATES DEPARrNEsT...."...." ~ W.
CoLLEGIATI DEPARTMENT .......'''''''' ~ w
INCIDENTAL FEE.""........''''''''.'' ! ou -.
Music Oh PnSo, ny MRs. RoBISsos. D upper month
The above rates In specie. Currency taken at
market prjce.
Tuition shsrced from time Of entrance until oSpi-
ration of the Term, and payable strictly ~ advance
Nodeduction except In cases OF pr0tracted SICKNESS
of u serious nature. ~,
The School will he strictly Yos.sECTARIAN in its
controand influences.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
Il. a. LANDhUM, AN,
Principal
| +. D. MCCLELLAN, A..ts..
MISS J. WOODS SHEPHERD,
n,t
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TERMS OF TUITION :

lENMS VT ItlllVN
Spelling ana Reading, per session ........'"Siu w
English Granular, Geography aud Arithmetlc,
per sessie Wv
Higher English Branches, per session ..,..-...2u w
Contingent "
No deduction wi , be male for abs"ice, except IN
cases Of protractod sicsnvss. Tuition payable
tnonthly. iil advance.
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Stocks Of Hardware,
CUTLERY,

ME III AAIGO OOlIiO; ~,
EfeA brought into this Section Of the State.
Il has been selected from the oldest aud
faost reliable Houses in the Tra9e, win an
especial regard to the requireEssnis Of this
District; and be has every confidence in
Offering it to the notice Of those who are
consumers Of such Merchsndize, rs being
IN every 9etail repleie with all ibst may
be required in that line.
In introducing this addition to his for
msr business. he bsEs 70 tender & his old
friends and customers his sineeze thanks
for the extensive patronage be ha5 80 long
enjoyed 1t their hands and be assures
Them. and all others who may favor him
With th.ir.comuanis that no exsriions On
his psi siaii - wanting 20 merit con
tinuerce and increase Of the same.
nfs snTTn VIII BE-
@eman Prodls ard Qaitk ReiErHs.
a-n IT'S STOCK wa - soLn AZ 1uE
Lowest Remu4erating Rates
NORTH SIDE OF NATT ST..
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CONSUMPTION.
IRIS CURE AND PREVENTATIVE
Uy j. n. .CMENCtk, MD.

MANY ahuman being hu passed away, for whose
wi death thtts was 10 other reason than tue veg,
isrt ofknosIi and iniispuiably proven neana oi
cure. Those near aud dear 10 family and friends
are sleeping the dreamless sunlber nio which, had
they calmly adopted
DIR, JOsEPH IL. sCuESCN's SIM
asr,R ~
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-19
Men Who Win Women.

God has so made the sexes that women,
like children, cling to men; lean upon
them for protection, care and love; look
up to them as though they were superior
in mind and body. They make them the
sun of their system, and they and their
children revolve around them. Men are
gods if they but knew it.
Women, therefore, who have good minds
and pure hearts, want men to lean upon.
Think of their reverencing drunkard, a
liar, a fool, or a libertine. If man would
have woman do him homage, he must
be manly in every sense; a true gentleman
not after the Chesterfield school. but po-
lite, because his heart is full OF kindness
TO one, because she is woman who never
condescends to say silly things to her;
who brings her up to his level, If his mind
is above hers; who never yields to tempta-
ton, even if she puts it in his way; who is
ambitious to make his mark in the world,
whether she encourages him or not; who
is never familiar with her to the extent of
being an adopted brother or cousin; who
is not over careful about dress always
pleasant and considerate, but always keep
ing his place as the man, the head, and
never losing it. Such department, with
noble principles, good mind, energy and
industry, will win any woman in the
world who is worth winning.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-19

The Catholic Telegraph estimates the
communicates in its church throughout
the United States at 5, $50 600; the churches,
chapels and stations at 5,13S; and the
priests at 4, l41.
Rev.T.H. Pritchard writes from Raleigh,
n. c., that he is prepared to prove that
the Baptist pastors of North Carolina are
as self-denying as any class of men on the
continent, and that they are preaching the
gospel on smaller salaries, whether in
town or country, than the pastors of any
State or of any denomination in the United
States.n
A MOTHERS DYING WIsH.-The fol-
lowing is taken from Haytien manu-
script, and is certainly a sublime express
sion of a mothers unselfish devotion.
The translation is literal, as taken from
the original in French, which is headed,
Last wish of a mother"
"'Oh, God she family said, upon her dying
bed,
If have followed Thy Divine behest,
As my,entire reward grant this request
Make me the angel guardian of my babes when
dead
Down comes the northeast wind, and
says to the rosebud, "Give me kiss. T"
Every bud keeps its lips closed. The north
wind comes, and says, well, give me
one" Every bud keeps its lips sealed.
Ana the west comes, anu says aDElSkIy,
Here am; give me one" No, not one.
And the south wind scarcely shakes a
leaf, but comes gently moving through the
air, and every bud on the bush opens un-
solicited, and longs to be touched. And
so it is with souls. Not when you knock
and say, "Open unto me-" do they open.
And yet, there are those that need no
knocking.
New, mother, if your child does not
want to reveal its inward life to You, do
not be hurt. Put your daughter in the
way of companionship. Somebody else
may be, in the hand of God, a better in
strIment to bring her to Christ than you
are.
/ will take familiar instance-that of
nay own child. My only daughter, in the
development of her religious life, have
no question, was powerfully influenced by
me; but when it came to conversation,
she went to "Auntie Brown (who was
then member of this Church, and was a
mother to her, in the Lord) and talked to
her more, probably, in one day, than she
talked to me in all her life put together on
the subject of religion. I was thankful, and
reioiced. looked upon it with wonder;
but still / was glad that anybody could
help her more than /. 1 did not feel a
particle of jealousy, but felt a great deal OF
gratitude.eHcuy Ward Beecher.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-19
KNOXVILLE rosT-orrIcE HOURS.

The Post-Ofice opens at g. A. and closes at 40 p.
NJ Opens again at r. P. NJ. closes ct Z, II. N. Once
open on Sundays at l:30, P. NJ. for one hour.
arrives ..- Loo P. NJ.
onens for delivery .. 200 p. NJ.
Tbo W.. torn M,il closes .............12:15P NJ.
to arrives .....1100A A. N.
opens for delivery .l2OO NJ
Coal Creek Mail arrives at Hoo, NJ; and closes at
400 p. NJ. =,
The Maryyille Mail arrives at 1885, A. NJ, and de-
parts at 200 p NJ Gaily. except Sundays
MaypardyiIle Mail arrives at 200, NJ. Thursday,
and departs at Loo, NJ, same day.
The Blain's Roads Mail arrives Tuesdays and Fri
DAYS at HOO A. NJ and departs at l20O n, same days
The Gap Creek and Trundles Y Roads Mail arrives
Wednesday at 4OO p NJ and departs next day at 600.
A. JAMES RODGERS, 7. NJ.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-19
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

East Tennessee virginia and Georgia n. n;
Leaves Knoxville at 11:l7 AN. Arrives at bristoi
$40 Pm. an
Leaves Bristol at 5:S7 Arrives at Knoxville
l2.59P.M.
Leaves Knoxville at 1.I4P. Arrives at Chattanoo-
ga at $50.
Leaves Chattanooga at Ais An. Arrives at Knox
vile 11:02 An. -,
THOMAS II. GALLOWAY. President.
Il. C. JACKSON, Superintendent.
Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad
Leaves Knoxville for Coal Creek at 5 Pm. Arrives
at Knoxville 1870 AN.
JOSEPH A. MABRY, President.
JOHN L. Moses, Secretary and Treasurer.
Knoxville and Charleston Railroad.
Leaves Knoxville for Little River and Maryville at
2:40PM Arrives at Knoxville 1880 An.
NJ. d. BEARDEN, President
NIL PATTERSON. Secretary and Treasurer.