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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-09
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ASSASSINATION BY COMMUNIST WIO0,
DISPATCHES FROM ASPINWALJ
ROUT OF THE INSURGENTS

Funeral of the Archbisho,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

A merchant can get h little sign
for SIX bits. But a big ohe will cost
him a hundred t mes six bits. He
cah rent house on Greene street
for ono. fifth the cost ufa house on
Fourth street. Ii is his bufihess to
ronsdlt his interest. IF tho little
Sign will answer all the pnrpuses Of
the big one, he had better take il
and save the difference II Greene
street is a. suited to his business as
Fourth street, why should he waste
his money 2 Advertising is based on
precisely the same principle. A
man need not advertise at all, and
uught certainly not advertise there
lv out of love. He doesn't bny n
kes of nails that he has no tse for
out of love; why advertise Hit is
mot going to benefit bimi The
Courier journal spends more mon
ey in advertising itself :hanany in
stItu ion IN Louisville We believe
in IL; we find that il pays MS. book
what IL has done fpr Helmba.d. and
looking nearer home see what il
has Iuns for our Louisville houses
that have used it with skill But,
let us repeat it Is business not snb-
sidy; and it must be settled liks
bOuse4rentiBg and sign-swinging
TOOvrief Journal
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25
Outrageous.

W. were thunder struck the 9th .
er day, upon being shown by Mr.
Doruhester. postmaster nj this
place, q letter frum the postmaster
at st. Louis, containing the intor-
nation that the st. Louis Office had
received orders from the depart
me,t to send all the Texas mail viii
New Orleans THIS order, let il
cOniU from what source it may, IL
simply outrageous. BY the formcf
arrangement we could by rail and
stage calculate with reasonable cer-
tainty upon receiving through
mull from ST. Louis, inside Of five
days; now we mny calculate with
equal certainty upon receiving it III
not les than fifteen days. This
change amounts to II positive Ca
Iamlty to the business men OF Mr.
thern Texas, and will be serious ly
felt even by St Louis, betwcen
which city and this section Of coun
try way and satisfactory trade
was beginning to spring up, caused
more by the facilities afforded by
speedy and certain communication
liun anything else. Whoi is at Tic
b, item of ali this, wo are at Ioss
to determine, although ii is freely
charged on our streets ~ be due rs
Ibe mauhinations of the I'll PasC
Stage Company, who. finding the
mails tp be rapidly increasing have
rcsLrted 10 TINS meaiis to rid them
se!teS of the burden, and thereby
be enabled 20 carry the rapidly in
crcasng aud more rcmuneralive
passenger trade. Whether this be
true or ndij one thing is csrtain.and
that is. that the mail from ST. Lou
is and all pUints North Of that does
not come Ut the stage, and that by
this outrageous arrangement. Nur-
thern Texas is injured to an i'm
mcnsc extent, aud her commerce
seriously crippled. We cannot be-
lieve that the postofflc, department
has been correctly informed, and
wesusgest tina, immediate measures
be inaugurated to fully post the de-
partment Oh the su6je I, either by
memorial or otherwise az may be
thought best, to the eud that this
unreasonable order may be reseilid-
ed, and justice be done.
fisherman Courier.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25
The New French Govern.
meat THE Sabinet-fheirs Z,
Bunrt, simon, fasre, Picard
and DufauTe, GTety.


L.Oais Adolphs 'Ihiers, the Pres
idsnl Of the French Government
MAS b0Fn in 1897, and though lh'
son 0f a poor Blacksmith, succeeded
in obtaining an education, lie be
gan the practice ai law, and at tbs
same time engaged in these hisi0r-
ieal lab0rs Of which tho History Oi
tho Revelation, aud other we'll
knows works, arc the fruits, lie
also beeams eORRseld with ihe
press, and made a brilliant repa'
laliOn rs a journalist, Under Louis
Philippe he occupied the position
Of Premier, snd ha, always been a
warm friend uf the House Of Or
leans. lie WAS sSiled by Louis
Napoleon, but was shortly amer al
lowed Ia return, and occupied 4
seat In the Legislative Assembly,
lie favored the restoration 10 France
dr tho Rhine bnundaries, AMI has
heen = consistent opponent OF the
regime, lie is an astuIe statesman,
nnd a man OF letters,
VI. JnleS Grsvyi who has been
elected President OF the French
National Assembly, has been a llio'
lnng Republican, lie was born IN
1910; an! upon completing his cd
uuaiiUn. he was admitted NJ ia, bar,
where no has earned a brilliant ro'
putation. llc was n prominent
sdplmrtor Of the revolution al 1913,
aud was clcc ci ono Of the Wee
Presidents Of the Assembly. lie
retired tram public life for season
after the coup 4 etdt, but was sub.
soqucntly elected Il mcmbsr OF the
Corps Lcgi-latii'
Loui. Joseph Buffet, President Of
the Council. was Born in 1918, aud
entered public life aGcr tho revoln.
tiun Of 1870. lIo voted in tho Con
slitnrnt Assembly with the Con.
scrvalives anl held the Office oi
Minister of Commerce and Agricnl
lure In Louis Ntpplenn's first Cab,
met. In 1861. he WAS elected TO
the Corps Lcsislatif. after II retire
ment from pubic life for term of
wears. AMI was member subse.
qurlitly OF Ollivier'S Ministry
Jules Simon. Minister of Public
Instruction, is fifty seven years of
agc. and unliI 1916 was engaged in
educational pursuits He is author
nf Il number Of valuable works, and
has served in the Constituent AS.
scmbly and Corps Lcgi,iatif.
julie. Favre, the Minister Of For
cign Affairs, is the distinguished
member Of the late Government Of
National Defense. He has or
been an earnest Republican, and is
one Of the most eloquent and able
advocates Of the Paris Bar
Louis Picard, Minister Of Justice.
is u lawyer, has been a member Of
the Corps LegiSlatIf, and has been
an unwavcring supporter OF French
Republicanism.
Jules Dut;lnre, the Minister Of
Finance. is in his seventy third
year. 1Ie was q supporter OF tho
Republic, took office under Napo-
leon, but retired after the coup
d 'etat of 1851.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25
uOnEWARD


A gallon through the mountain ray,
""n,n.at,." tDn't 80. ~" 49,, IA,
"a r. -. 80 a,n, a., tin,
'"A'
Tn, trillrht mines stan | lsn.s anl sriu,
AnJ .Irh AMI .Ish. "rhs Isy 10 dsal /
'". Nka -, 80, an. raj.
"'
In hroodins n.ase the upl.ni. lie,
Stretched iimly In the evening rs,li
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25
MI. TX. & f.. u. Il.

We have had the pleasure during
the week of meeting aud tlaking
the acquaintance Of Mr. Datis,trav
cling agent of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railway Company. From
him and also from other sour.
ces we learn that this road which
is now and has for somelim past
been running TO Chctopa on tfe
South bbundhry line of Kansas. is
now grnlled to the Arkansas river
near Fl. Gibson, and will be fully
stocked and in running order 10
that point by the 1st of June next.
This ruhle il n candidate for the "a
vurs of our merchants and drive e,
and il appears to US well that they
should consider the advantages Of
fcrcd the way Recommendations.
costs of freight, the difference In
distance betute reaching q good
shipping poiht, &c, &c.
This company, 80 Mr.. Davis says,
are pushing through with all possi-
bic dispatch to Red River, The OBJ
jeciive punt being Preston. thence
through the State via Austin TO
Camargo ufi the RI Grande. There
is no question: but what this rOHd
will be built, and that speedily,
fisherman Courief.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25
TiiE LONG wnifH SEAN.
~ a.s IssEIvs

A.Iaas rssAi ths barter sasI
Ihs lith,i hsssa u sissn,
Ns save Ihs lssirlastsl hartsF slirrsi,
Ths sTass ~sFs .hiis ss srtaAi
And I aaTksi ny lsEs eg saAaisilsAi
ss.i1F ksT lsat .hiis sean,
las sys ss.ins ssharss ny sssh
hsish .Ri steer 81 ssa
li't reef sRi taTl sHi hAal ne lss'
SCI ssil .sl Ihiss u itss-
I sliahsl 70 reach her ssiisss dssri
O.sss'ly ~ ls's s'assi
Liz sAsfi sf hgsi hsF ssis ersaN isfsh
Ny seal 20 HssI il sPFiHgs
As tie shiaias .sisr lesRsi efslI
NhsH ,iiFFsi BY aHssi -ieEs
Ays lSagihs % ii.i .ass,
lsaks Ahi iA ay tFssa,
Bat EsEsF ssRs she ssAs li-s THIS
sssisg her lssE shi's ssaA'
Fair fall III. lights. the h.fhsF llsAu.
That hf0ashi ne in 10 thee.
Aid p.,ss AFsP dssR ea ihsi les Essf
For the .ishI that did zee,
And ih- voice. my dear, thai rahs - slsa',
Al far The lave Of ne
Fer u, fer u. sith hfe-. beat le@i
By The hieksrihg tsh'iiss Elss@,
Hsr wedding feua lI -as'hs .fsaehi
sswing her long sh'is sssl'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25
Trinii, River Navigation.

Eos, Nrss; Yesterday morning :
paper has paragraph l0 the efsoi
that ,lhs expenditure 0h 1Ls IriRl-
~ river ehahhel II a san II money
that would e1HslTuyl ten miles Of
railroad w0n.d give good Ra'iga-
ton for eighty miles Of river"
Did You really mean eighty
miles. or did your pen broak down
amer writing only onV-IonIh II
eight hundred milesg IL may BE-
that the writer has ten Illnes y0ur
sSlraVaganee, bat hs will yenIars
10 multiply your total by ten, sni
then give reasons for tho faith that
Is ia him,
la u number ofyour paper OF last
April you published a sSrVey and
detailed estimates forimpruvenenIs
in that river. whieI showed that
tho SUN Of about slsO, 900, proper
iy expended in the channel at the
Trinity, would produce sale navl'
CATION for about seven hundred
miles, and reduce tic freight' aud
passenger rates by nearly one half,
tho insurance rates by more than
half; double the period OF naviga'
bilities each season save 10 the poo
pie 100000 per annum on ihc pres
ent traffic, aud double tho busiless
uf river transportation.
Tho failure 10 utilize channel
like that or tho Trinity, ono thou
sand miles navigable, IL improved,
At the small cost of about $500, 900,
or 5000 per milo, is u wanroa waste
aud rejection of natures good gIil'
in Difference 10 railroad iOllics, A.
have consumed our millions Of pub
lie lands aud monies, aud have been
loft 10 rot unused Witness tho
Houston 4 New Orleans road, and
Tho Tap & Braznria road, the Sabine
Pass il Beaumont, and the Lavaca
< Victoria roads. All these have
Received their 1920 acres of land
and $1,000 school fund ~ tho mile,
vi about , ~ miles.
IN the name 0f reason, economy
Mud handed Justice, give tho
thirty counties of 300, 900 people Oh
the Trinity little aid, ahd they
will not let their channel OF trans
hortation fail into disuSe..
Z. e. FohsurY, Civil Engineer
fGalyestju News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

The Prophet asks, Wha, is man? From
very ma,erinlisIic point Of view, an
American paIer says that, taking the avs
ragr, at Rfty years Of age. man has SLEPT
6,U0C rays, worke $500 days, walked SOO
days, amused himself 4,O0j days, was eat.
ing 1900 days. a~a was sick 500 days. In
III time he has eaten 10 900 poun Is Of
bread, 10000 pound: Of meat, 1000 pounds
Of vegetables, eggs, aud fish; and drank
1000 GALLONS OF liquid-namely, water,
coffee, tea, beer, wine, &c.-alrosether.-
This would make n respectable lake Of 800
feet surface aud three feet deep, ON which
a small sleambont coulI Ho.t Com tortably.
Few men of 6rty, probably, have looked
upon themselves in this light before.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

It has been said that cSsry man has at
least one good point in his character A
travelling on a Shady, was
obliged tc stop to have one of the sices Of
his horse replaceJ. The farrier was just
going to church, but suggested TO the ira.
ve'leI that Jem Harrison might be found
vt home at the next forge. This proved to
be true; and the rustic who had led the
eeatleman hotse to the spot, exclaimed, i,
" Well, must say that for Jem, for it is
the only good point about him he do
never 70 10 church"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25
-
Tic Lnrgcst Nrape Vine.

On the mOuntain side, few
niles irJm the odd yet beautiful
village of Santa Barbapa, il tie
largest grape vino in the world.
The main trunk has been permitted
10 grow about cish, feet liigh, and
fifteen in diameter The branches
are conducted off literally moro
than eighty feet in ohs direction.
and thirty in another, and are
supported by poles, whith lie on
lorked sticks set in the earth, Civ
ing the whole tho appearance Of q
Banyan tree, and atfording delight
tu! shade, while he who enjo.s it is
astonished by the fact that u single
vine supplies it all. The only year
1 have known the product Of this
vinc to be accurately asccrtained, il
WAS somewhat mere than six tons
Of grapes, of the ordinary California
tr mission variety, and from the
wealth of clusters which | saw
hanging above ms when | Waited
the place. | should not think there
was any error IN tie amount. Be-
tween seventy and eighty years
ago, u Spanish girl, whose mustang
was refractory, and who was IN
haste to reach hef home, broke n
switch from II vine by the road side
with which to assert her mastery
of the animal and having accom-,
phi he'd her object. and used it with
such vigor AZ Spatiish gifls on
horseback are wont to display, till
she arrived at her home, sho care.
lessly stuck it down in the moist
ground near u spring by the door,
and forgot that it was there. That
little switch has grown to become
the largest, and In some respects
the most wonderful vine in the
world. Could tHvre be a more pos
,tive illustration of the truth. that
often strange and unexpected re-
suits come forth from beginnings
the most unpr"mising.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25
From Once a Week
Music OF THE SEA.

Tile gray, unre.ting sea,
.Aiown the bright and beliihs Shore
Breaking in untold melody
MaIcs music evermore.
Centuries of vanished time,
Since this glad earth's prinistal mornI
Have heard the grand unpau,ins chinei
Momently newborn.
Liko MS in cloistered piles,
Rich bursts of massive sounds upswclli
Ringing along dim-lighted aisles,
:, With spirit-trancing spell;
So on the surf-white strand,
Chnntsof deep peal the sea-waves raise
Like voices from a viewless land,
Hymnine hymn Of praise.
By ti,hes In thunder notes,
The blooming billows .horeward surge
BY times a silver laugh it floats;
by times l5w, soft dirge.
Souls more chhbhlcl grow,
Listing the worldly anthem riae;
Discorls are drowhed IN the great fov
OF Natures harmonies.
Men change, and tsnse to be-
Aud empires rise, nhd grow, and fall;
But the weird music Of the sea
Lives, and oallives them all.
The mystic song shall las.
TIL Time itself no more shalt be-
TIL seas and shores have pnssd
Lost In Eternity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25
Kentucky lacks for Sale

z HaET now -one I IN or TWELVE fine
Il large KENTUCKY JACKS, Fll ihoro'-
bred and pedigIrei. The brti biooI Of Ken
tueky-from ai.oui Ie-ineroh and Dnnvilie
-rhieh OFFER FOR 81 LIE They may
be found ai she Rssid-ncs Of Y. c. Thern
ton. tutlvs miles South Of F5St Norih.
Tan lni Conniv.
Ans one uishine superior laeks would
d. eel % cali un us 81 an early dAy, 81
The shove namc5 place.
JDHg HENDERSON.
Frhrus-v 4. 1871 -2i.3ns
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25
sEEEksEFF'S SALE.

nN thc first TT ESDAY in APRIL NEXT,
the same being the fourth dny thereof,
WILL NJ SOLD; within the hours pre-
scrhcd by law, at Public E"n'ne, TO the
highest hidier hcsort tho Court-Honse
door, ia the Town II, Dallss,-l'ots No S
q aud l. Block M. 10, in said town, levied
o. MS the property Of NJ. VI. Thompson aud
james shrphrrd, To satisfy mn x'cnfion
iss ,r, out cf the Justices rourI Of Precinct
No. l. in SAID County, in favor Of James
NJ. Patterson. executor, against NJ.
Thompson lhi's Shsl herd tprncina's)
aul Ensch Horton lsiayor). T"is s'h day
OF March. 4. u, 1911.
]. NJ. ERowN, Sheriff.
Dallas, March II. lS7l.--26:It
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

fhe Charlottesville Chronicle, Of
Saturday says, a most extrao-di-
harr explosion took place here d
Pew DAYS agp. A woman living IN
the suburbs had a gOUse, Of which
she made pet, ard would sliuot
grains Of corn. bread crumbs, etc.
al him. all of which he swallowed
greedily. On the dag in question
his goosesbip earus to grief iy ;iiis
great habit uf his. Srme little boys
were thruHing large tOrPedoes
about. and one Of them dropped
without exploding the go'se took ,;
it for = grain Of eUrn and gobbled !
up IN a tsihkling. bat in sEal
l5riAE il Is exploded, blowing the
vbczs I'D oF his hesd %.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

A Boston gentleman who Gould
not waltz offered n young lady .
hundred dollars if che wonld let
him hing her ~ much as the man
who mad Just wal,zed With her: 1t
was a good offer, and showed that
mprey WIS 10 object to him, but
they pnt him Hht of the house so
hard that his eyes We're quite black.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

A great deal OF fun has been perpe eirated
on H"gg Tales )" the last we have Sc, n
is the following:-" Are you foud OF Hogg 8
Tales r said q rather verlan: young lady
10 = shepherd. Yes, | likes IN, roasted,
wi salt Oh va,' was the response. "No
= bit 1 me-n--have you rrnd 'Horg 5
lAlrs?" "Noa,' said the bumpkih Tour
hogs are white or black don't think
there ID red one among them"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25
RESIDENCE FOR SALE,

ON EOSS hyENUE.
THREE BLOCKS FROM PUBLIC So,
ltPLENpID BUILDING, with seven
- Rnolns. Closets, sc. The above is Of
frrrd for part Cash. balance January lst,
1872 or Other good Real Estate.
Also one 20 Horse Power ENGINE and
BOILER; with Fixtures, complete, and in
perfect running ortler.
Arply ~ the Ofc- Of 7. c. JORDAN,
Banker, or at the Cuy Mills, TO
BEAuCHAMP & TERRY.
nolIns February Is. lSTl.-23:if
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25
snlNGLE MACHINE,

yavEhave sHINGLE MACHINE now
w in Operation, making excellent shin
ei,s from Native Timber and can furnish
Shingles in nny quantity, 'hrsp for oa,h'
Our Mnrhine is At work NJ Colonel u, W.
Rc,or,ls. six milr Nu.th of Dallas. Ps'to'
mage solicited aud satisfaction guaranteed.
FuIKERSON \ BAfLls5.
January Il, lSIl.-is Sm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

A physician said Of auath that abe
VAS sBeh an ignoramns that il he could
take . lanteih aud 90 DIVA inside his
patient, be eouldn fSd out what the mat
Ter vas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25
NOTICE.

FTywo aAGOys "A TEAMS. suf5ri'ni
II fsr H-ssg g ngs. rsn nasts Gs.s'a Wages
ii-r1 gee S-iets
Harr ltr1s fe-s - rsf'et Wso8 70
~ .lH l,-.i l -arlts
Ss8I - E8l EEII-
I4liss Esrsb j. ISL Kren-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

COLLEGE students have . legend
Of n northumberland perhaps sleepy
parson, Who prayed at morning
prayers that the inefficient may
be made efficient, the intempOrAtc
temperate, ard the industrious dus-
triUds."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

A Yankee has invented n new
and cheap plan for boarding. One
Of the bchfders fiiesmcrises the rest.
El.l thea cat- a hearty meal, The
nIesmerized being salisfied from
sympafhy. Oye of ihe bnarders
having recovered. ne<mrrizsd The
lnndiaas on pay day, aud cndeay-
ured tU seiils fcf the whole eOmpa-
ny by paying fer one, bat u dIan {
work.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

RADICAL CoNSISrENCY. In 1863
when the XVIII Amendment was
before the Indiana Legislature for
ratification, the democratic mem
bers resigned in order to break the
quorum and defeat the hineiidnent.
1t was decided by the Rldita! ma.
,jority that two.thirds Of the mem.
bers ACTUALLY y present constituted u
uuorum, and those in attendance
proceeded to ratify the amendment.
The Supreme Court decided the
ratification to be legal and it WAS
accepted by Congress; The demo-
erats are in the millbrily in the
same Legislature. and the Radical
members. in order to defeat the pas
sage of the Apportidnment Bill, re-
s,gued en- masse, and hold that two
thirds of the members actua y
hresent do not constitute qtib-
rum" and. consequently, that the
passage of any law under the cir
eunstanccs is not valid. All the
Radical papers in the country pipe
to the new tune. The democracy
preserve their integrity and holds
The same position as they did in
1869; they admit that the House
can not legally pass any bill and
submit the whole cast TO the judg-
ment of the people Of The State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25
% SIS 10 $3.50 Der mouth. % ,srywn.r'' 0 '"n'' ;n

SIS 10 $3.50 per month"; aSS tTy"s|r' "ss, ~ NM. '"'
-, ;r,dnrc the GENrtNE !MPRbfED CoMNtnN
- >FNSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE: This
~ Va hine " i'll 'trh, hem. FELL tuck 1ni't, cord,
Ssohi"j. braid rnd 'mhroi,rr ii most s,ipcri"r
~ manner. pie" onl, si6 Fully licensed and
~ ,rrnt,d hr I've years. We will puy sl,W0
trr aIy mHrhIhr that will sow stronger, moro
! h.qutini. ur tn"ip elastic seam than orfs. 1t
., makes the " Eta. r. L"ck Stitch" Every 70.
y: cni! si ri can r cnt, ard sii' the cloth tAn.
a uIt tr pulled niAr' without tearing IL. We
.Ls pay Agents frrm SIS {" $3.50 pet month and
- rNIeli.rs. ar Ctmnissibn frcm which Twice
that smorni emit hr h'nilr Address SNnMB
c. GO Bo,tds, Mr"; ifaLEgh, Pa 81. Loais
-, Mo ; or Chicago, W
- Marth Ii, lS.l-2G:6tti.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

The Ch cagu papers say that
Christine Nilsson las given insiruc-
tions to invest ST5.O01 IL property
in Chicago aud neighbofhU,d. aud
that she has tiiroWu up hef London
opera engagement and will make
Uniied States her permanent home.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25
A writer to the Londott Lancet

says: .n.
he became acquainted with tile fact
that the natives, when shffcring
from facial neuralgia. applied oil of
peppermint to the seat Of pain with
d camel hair pencil. Since then, in
his own Practice, he has frequently
employed oil of peppermint as a
lUc:ll auesthetic, not only in neural
ela but in sUut and 81 nilar disc Ascs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

A P0rtissJ pspsr ssssrff that mar re-
er-rr paIked ints the 0fb5s OF The Eiohs
Adsscass- IN fhat Plssssni little AsiHs
try. ard iD2virrd u NJ. ziss rsrs In
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

uWhsn b, shot tt me the third time"
s.i1 . Californian ipanssftt. btfah -
INA - mani businrss; % up sifh fns
siSe, ssd pst bullet thrOhgh bis head-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

They tel ofs man cot West vho,e hair
j. 80 red that be has 10 s-sf hy nets ever
BIS Ears, 10 ketp the rtudle Doihs IRON
6yiug in.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25
I.O.o.F.

sTDGrLY ENuAnPMEET, NO. 2a'
I.0.0.F. -.
.,rCrs ,, III. s,rrins 81 hTsI fTidsJ ef sAst
vi n.nth, a, the uii i-lios'' ilall:
A,,s,,. J. s. R,liiEs scTii'r,
DALLAS Lopon. NO. ~. Io.o'F
a,rTrs 80 .,rr wednesday risM ., 'hs ola
W Frliop', nail u, G. IASl h'hh' s'''
ktir.IJ ". nANCo sT'I"'a'y'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

A dangerous .hsrseter-a man who takes
life eheerfuIly.