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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-24

u business aInnnsersIiI u.,,,,,
''''-'''',I J. .Corwell Lee. ....n
BY special permission VIC rcior to tho follow
inQ we'll known citizens: ...r..- .-...s E..-.
John II. Dickson, Sheriff OF Nevada County.
T. W. Sig0uncy.
john A. Lancaster, National Exchange Hotel.
NJ. 8. Deal. Editor Nevada Transcript.
G. v. SchmittburS, Postmastsr. r ......
Julius Grcenwald, County Treasurer.
Geo. d. Newell. ex.C0unty Supervisor.
Thos. j. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette.
P. Banner. Merchant
X. B. Gentry, late Sheriff Nevada County.
d. Z. Bell, Deputy Postmaster. .... ..
Ira A. Eaton, Union Hotel.
g, g, Allen, Nevada Foundry. ..... ....
Judge T. II. ROlfe.
Geo. X Phillips. Merchant.
A, Goldsmith, Merchant. ..- ..
William Il. Coo, Chief Engineer OF tho Fire
+. candeid, ox.chicf Engineer OF TIC Fire
Department. .' Nd. ..-s.. ... r..r.
A. Sanford, Merchant. .... r..r =. r
Yllyen & Potter, Merchants.
Lester d Mulloy. Merchants. II ....I-.
L. Nihell, City Marshal. :.
Good responsible Agents wanted. Liberal
commissions allowed. Money should DO sent
BY Express, or by draft on any solvent Bank.
Address nli communications to '.' .a.
..,r, .,r....,.. q. R, SOCIETY q.
Nevada City, California.
iiieAt iiieAt r. r. COVERT. '..'
Summit Stables, ou the Divide.
mJ.td NLrginia City. Nevada.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15
FEARS.
ny rArnrk RYAs.

Tear that iriel;lc down her eyes, ~
They do not fall to earth aud dry
They soar like r,ngcls to the skies
And like angels cannot die.
For oh our Immortality ,,
Flows through each car-sounds in cacl
sigh.
What wave Of icars urge Ger tho deep
or SORROWS in our restless souls
And they are s,reng, not weak, who weep
Those drops, from out the sea that roll
Within their hearts for ever more
Without depth.-without n shore
Bu. Alb. tho tears that nre not wert-
Tie tears that never outward fall
Ths tetis that grief, for years has kept
Within us-they are best Of all
The tears our eye shall never know,
Arc deeper than the tears that flow
Each night, upon carih's flowers below,
The dew comes down from darkest skies
And every night our tears Of woe
Go up, like dews, to Paradise
To keen in bloom, and make more fair
The flowers of crowns VIC yet she'll wear.
For ah the snrsot way to Cod
Is up The lonely stream of tears
That fow, when bchding meath the rod,
And fill the tide of our past years.
on laughter's billows hearts are tossed
Oh waves of tears no heart is lost.
Flow on; 80 tears and bear me Home
Flow on, We tears of deep wee
FloA Oh, ye tears, hat are but FOAM
faaepcr waves that will nol aow !
A little while-I reach the shore
Where tears flow not-for ever more !
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

WEST PoINr.-The official report
of tic Board of Visitors to the Mil
itarY academy at v est Point was
roc6iyod to-day, THE Board is gen
craIlE satisfied with, tho appearance
fittings at the Academy, but makes
some important recommendations
c6ncorning tho course of study and
the necessity for lengthening the
term of probation at the Academy,
Sonic of the members urge q return
to the vigorous disciplineof twenty
FIVE years ago, when the sons of the
rich and poor men stood on an equal
footing. They consider that the
Influence of fashionable life at " est
Pdiiit has been instrumental in rem
deriIig tho system q discipline too
lax for the requirciHonts Of n pro.
per military education. Tie Board
also urges that more attention be
paid to teaching the atdnish Ian
guage, and hopes tgRs Congress
will give a proper and efficient sup
port IL this national Institution.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15
nab, Hates Nup,ial..
he ksniusky Gisni slaFTiFs tie Says
S1siia uisuisss IL EhE,zGi

~ the Church Of st, Martin Sin
the Fields the lady and grHllemsl
Who daily add 10 the alirariiveRes
a. the Two ieadei Nightingale
eKAibili0n at Willls's Rooms, ha,
made q match 4 il, and were about
/ x he married ty special lioense.-
,'0Va Scotia, iaE' aus for the produc-
, ton Of tall llerschs, had produced
not only tho bride, Miss Anna Han
nen Swami. but tho clergyman des
lined 20 mite her in the h0ly bonds
OF malrlmouy with Captain Martin
var Rnren Bates, the Kentucky gi-
an. Tho reverend gentleman, who
Il not connected with the church in
waish. he was f.'sd 20 pi,ieiale on
Saturday, j. a lDan OfoSlraor.llnary
hight, measuring some three inches
over six itci; bat he was complete
IL dwar.ei bypsoNimily 10 the hap
py pal.. II was said that this gen
.lcmgn was chosen priest not on ne
count Of the ianei Aliitncss oista,urc
hut simply becage 9 he had been M
acquaintance of 7 ID countrywoman,
tho brides before either oilhcm lett
Nova Seotia. We may fairly say,
that there was 10 urdun attempt 10
made an exhibition out oi the ccrc,
mony in st. Martina Church. Tho
brides dress bccgrlo her well, and
there was something of s.atcliucss
rHd dignity in the SIX u with which
.he managed Il mcst iriposing train
IA train indeed iAa,, when she
knolt ut the altar sicpS, seemed to
flow far away out cf hcr control or
cognisancc. Capt, Bate, the bride
gaoom, may be pagdoacl for having
looked rather less NJ his ease in
blue coat, white wa,s,coat and gray
or light.tintcd trowscrs. A man
maygct used tc being eight feet high
but 20 be eight feet high and to be
stared ut by deyort congregation
OF idlcrs on tho occasion Of marry
ing u lady who is eight feet high
alsc, Is atiying conjunction OF mat
tors, However, Captain Bates got
through his difficulty tolcrabIy well,
being perhaps encouraged by the
example of his amiablc partner;
and when The ceremony was finish.
cd, and the register signed, the brl.
dal -rarty made its way through thc
eongratnlatory crowd inside ana
outside the church-i'rst to break
fast in Craven street, with the enter
prising Mossrs. Ingalls,, Smith and
BcXby, and select company Of
wedding guests, and then TO n couple
of days retirement at Richmcnd,
In lieu of n regular honeymoon.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15
OLD TIMES

Re.y hsurs Of youth sni fsr'y
Happy houTs of lehe ago
An. ihs playful, pictured memories
LEI US catch lhsn as they noH'
dslaxiss ef blus-sysl Marys,
With . Julia or Jane,
Or trSop of little LauTas
I.auss and blush aud laugh aga'n'
Moaniital meetings, evening Tamhies,
Nhea he night was still around
Ind a sweel voice soflly mnrmuTlns'
or q siss, the only sound
These fsmsmberl and remember
,Wia the kind STARS shone above,
Keeping. 10 their sofieHsi splshdcr,
Watch aud ward upon our love
Youth Is as q diamond hawning-
hold Il breaks 10 gorgeous day
Heavenly lights of power and beauty
Glance and CLEAN along Its way
Far within the mighty future
There be solemn voices heard
Shaped 10 many a stately anihsEs,
Floats the music Of 9 Wo,d.
But that music, In Tic present,
Softly drops With sad decay,
TIL it, echo In the spirit
Faints and fain,s and dies away.
Green be thea the tender memory
or the last forever speed ...
That our youth may be immortal, IA.
Though Its days and dreams ave desi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

Tho Memphis Appeal calls the
attention of the Hon. llC!acc Gree
Icy to the following note, " in the
hope that ho will do justicp, though
the heavens fall )" "Ediors Appeal
-Sccing the name of Horace Gree
ley in the columns of your paper, |
Presume he is the same elderly gen
tleman who, when in Tc%as, would
trihc with the feelings of a lone
widow, who lost her husband IN the
late war. The exact words he used
was, 'ho came to heal the wounds
caused by the late war, and he offer,
cd the hand Of felldA?ship, that all
parties be reconciled.,. Asa modest
woman, | did not accept his propo-
sails, although ntoAded to do so,
had he pressed his suit. lie has
failed to do so, however, and | have
since learned that thb gay dcceivcr
has wife somewhere in the State
of Now York. Please pass him
round. Yours,
WIDOW MALONE"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

I. isa pretcntiods young IN an of Slender
requirements, who dhects literature, cspe-
cially in the presence of yodhg ladies'. On
one occasiUn lie brought down the fiease by
asking a lady IL she lad read Mr.. Dickehs'
last novel, afhe Diamond EdiliGp?' A
more astounding blunder is the following
Seeing copy 81 Lalla Rookh lying on a
centre table, be called attention to II, when
somebody inquired IL he had ever read it
"No," he replied, (" / have never read any
Of Miss Rookh's poeins.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

Two burglars eideavOring TO effect an
entrance upon tfis PREMISES Of either Of
Cincinnati, a few bishts ago. were driven
away and nearly frightened out Of their
senses by tbs shrill cries Of a monkey.
which, percbed Upon window sill, had
been watching their operations with grsat
interest until ihey Spptuarhel him sc
nearly rs 70 txeils his apprchensiOns 70
regard u his personal safety. A locsl
journal says that If that monkey has fair
chance to develop, he may yet be fonRd
occupying the responsible position Of CHIEF
Of Police.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

Tho Detroit FREQ Press says =
The old maids Of the eastern states
who have been shipping themselves
TO the territories to get married
can't secure n husband and home
the first thing after eating supper,
as many suppose. There has been
such a rush that the bachelors have
become particular, and how put
them Though a catcchism, as
Where's your other glass eye 2
" How loig have you been bald
headed ?" /" Are your false teeth
paid for ?" &c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

Tie Hon. Geo. II. Shannon, Of
Johnson county. and the Hon. IL
Il. armstrong, of this county, were
tried in the U. S. District Court, at
Austin, during last month, upon
slandcrous schargcsgottcn up against
them blythe Davis Administration
and were both triumphartly acquit
ted. The only object of their pro
secuiion was 10 deprive these gen
tlemen of their seats in the Lcgisia
ture, and in the case Of Col. Arm
strong, the effort succeeded.
lParis Examiner.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

Powers, The scilpter, is about to degrade
his artistic cl isel by making a bust Of that
odious, pdHatpous little cavalry bOdadil !,
Phil. sheridan, tie most overrated man of
the age. VIVA: will posteriiy say when
they look, first upon " The Greek slave,
and then upon The ugly, bloated; bull-ter-
rier phiz bf the great AmeficaH Barn
Birncr? vu nHt $3.50
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

Kin'l words are the brightest flowers of
earth'p ,cxistepcc; they make a very para,
disc of he humblcst homo that the world
can shdF. Use them, and especially round
the fresilc circle. They are jewels beyond
price, aha more precioua to heal the Nound-
cd heart and make the weighed-doTh spirit
glad, thar all the other blessings tie world
can give.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

There was disappointed crowd in Vir-
ginia the other day. Two condemned per-
sons were about to be hanged, but " ht the
last morrcnt'' the Governor sent respite,
it not being quito clear that the prisoners
we're guilty. When people lose whole
day to go to hanging, the Governor who
diSappoints them in this manner hasn =
the proper feeling toward his enlightened
feliow-citizens.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

SERIOUS DIsBAsE.-We learn from
our friend, ST.. F. Reast, of Whites,
boro' vicinity, who called at our
satictum last Tuesday evening, that
j, very fatal disoasois prqya'lihg on
Rrangc creek, near McCpmb,, in
this county. The disease has been
prevailing nearly two weeks, and
about SO head of horses have died,
among the number several belong
ing to Rev. John Wars. The symp-
toms arc something like the Farcy.
The victim is affected with a swell
ing of the throat, and lives but a
few days after being attacked, does
not appear to suffer much, and does
not altogether lose its appetite, No
rsmedy had been discovered to
check it, whefi Mr.. Reast reported
the facts TO us.-ShormdH PatTi5t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

A patieht complained to his physician
that he was pursued by ghost the night
before a6 he was going home from the
tavern. "What shape was it = asked the
doctor. ain tho shape Of jacEass, said
tine man. "Go home,' replied TIE pEysi-
clan, "and keep sober. You were drunk
last night, and frightened ut ySur own
shadow" .st f..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15
LAND FOR SALE
Administrators Sale.

IN compliance with an order of the Hon.
4 orable District Cohr, Of Dallas county,
made Mt the june tcrm 1871, will sell to
the highest bidder, on o credit of six
months, at the CPiirt- in Dallas
county, 9h the first ftS5day in August
next, all The right, title, interest and claim
owned held or possessed, by the estate Oft
C. IIawpe in and to the following tracts OF
land
100 abrcs, the one-half undivided of W.
b. IIeads.
800 acres, situated in Kaufman county,
about Twelve miles North Of lhe town oi
2o7s acres, the undiyiiFa half Of. AIS
acres, decided to ItaHtc s Miller, by +. NJ.
Wigginton, as attotpGy, out of ne =. Nc
Farland ttact, and known ne tic 1icHGy
Springs tract in Dallas county. Note With
two or more securities required of the
purchasers, and lein retained upon the
premises to secure the purchase money.
W. Ii. THOMAS, Administrator
Debonis non Of 7. Q. IIawpe, decd.
July !, 1S7l-42:4H
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

M TShosls ras e-seelingiy nsioniti.s ed
rne dsv. "a hc rss Inspecting ths prison
IN Eashiaclbn. -1g q prisoner vho said "a
hi.. ss1-ars yel- Mr. rrrsilsnt; ! am
gl.i - 80 ~on. 4 believe that yOu ard
- ts,u IN every --il N The Uaior.---
= Tt;s rrf he sail IN srfiurfsld AZ fhs
~elr orrsIrus esc- il IN ny Hfs, sid
ur- Lincoln. Tsry likely, 1rsVunded
- -.r--. bot I've t'scn IN IT he res
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

This morning y white man
named Myers, shot himself IN tbs
breast with "a pistol while Ia thl'
Jail. lie cannot possibly live.
AcSfiN, July 1,
The weather Is hot and suliry
There has been no rain for tic last
six weeks. The crops are suffer
ing.
There was grand dolngs Eero TO-
day. Tho first regiment Of State
MALTA, Col. Carleton commanding,
formed on Pecan street today al
10 o'clock, and proceeded TO the
capitol, where they had u dress
parade. Bagadicr.Gbncr Schuli2e,
of tie State Guard, tamo rp with a
Battalion Of colorcd tcQops, cutting
oir Col. Carclton and HIS Adjutant
ircm their command, causing Il
general stampede in the Colonel 5
regiment, every man OF them break
ing ranks, and leaving tic field in
the possession Of tho victorious
Scliultzo and his colorcl braves.
Tic victors then procccdGtl 10 tho
Barbecue grounds, where they col
cbratcd the anniversary OF their
iorcfathers' freedom with Appropri.
ate speeches and ceremonies. The
declaration of Independence was
read by w. b. Moore. F9erything
passed off quietly without II single
light, though there wcyo several
thousand people in the city.
A. j. Hamilton is now ADDRESSING
The people on the issues ofthc day.
I Gal. News Specials.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

A careful investits,5r has ascsftsined
that when a Ne Tly-mafried couple resch a
hotel, the b5idsz-bofh enters on the register
Mr.. so-anf-So AID wife, but when a man
for whom 5.ars have destroyed the ngs city
Of the sitraiioBs Yut tovn The nsmes, 4 l.
Nj. and NJ. Stsh-a-cre.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15


THE HousToS DisEcr NAftG4-
TIoN CoNPASY.-This useful and
enterprising ,eoTspaHy, that keeps
up a healthful competition, and has
done so much to give merchants ih
the interior cheap freights, have
elected the following oafcers for the
ensuing year
President. John S!.earn; Vice
Presideti, c. Ennis Directors: T.
W. House, Wm. Rice, Wm. Chris
tian, Fred. Stanly, wv. Hurley
Secretary, r. Greene, Jr.
The board j. the same as last ytal
Aith the exception Of Nr. Hurley
chosen a member for this year.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

Since the ratification e the treaty
Of Washington, the Stale Depart
ment has beca busy prepairing a
list OF the Alabama claims for the
United States Board of Arbitration.
The whole number ef vessels de.
strOss5 is given at 2Si, and the -es-
tisnstsl vainc At the 6Tne Of destrue-
tor is set douh at sl2, ,S30,3S4-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

Mr.. Hicks arrived here on Thurs
day evening with press and fixtures
to publish q Radical paper in our
town. ,a
1t will no doubt I've until il dies,
Feading on chicken pies.
iCorsicana Observer, Sth inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

The city of dallas has ono o. Che
finest cornet bands in Texas, ard a
string band that cannot be excelled.
We are indebted to the latter for
one of the sweetest sereDadcs 10
which. We ever listened, and we ten
der OR TANKS to the gentlemen
composing the band Denton Mon.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

asalt, ii ihc sub ject of the sShOOl- l-boy's
lRle.t combosiiioh. "The salt is a spice
which spoilj tho potatoes if you forget to
put il Sh."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

A man ii Pittsburgh, ninety years of
age married a woman fifty years his junior.
They fought, and the old man is no fiore.f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

As old Won Choops wis giving
his yoHhgest, who was Inclined to
be lazy, u good cowhiding, the 10y
cried out, "Oh, fadder, it ma res
mo smart F." "Dat's shoost vat !
wants. said the old man, as he
whackcd away with renewed vigor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

Pope said . beauty draws US BY single
hair In view Of the prevailing size Of
ladies head-gear, we must be permitted TO
doubt the infailibility Of Pope.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

ToRNADo.-On tho 21st ult., a
very destructive tornado swept over
the southwest part ofKansas, near
ly destroying tho town of Eldorado.
Several lives wero lost, and an i'm
mensc amount Of property dcs-
ttcved.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

The.following is the vote cast at
the last election for Congress in
this district Conner (dom. 6,376 /;
Grafton (rep.) 1855; Johnson Icon.)
s,54O; Taylor (rep) g54. Total
veto, 1927.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

Virrinius duteHen, of the Dallas
Herald. VIC. regret to learn, viii re-
tire from the sanctam Of that excel
lent Journal or the 31st ofJuly and
while we arc sorry to lUe him, We
are glad that his opening in bOuis
lana j. muth more lucrative and
less lal,Orioas i Ibid
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15
4 LrvEns ELECTION.
.EYALE CASVAssERS.

An Extraordinary and diSgraccfuI
scene is reported by late English
papers as faving occurred at St
Lconard's, bi!ston. 1t appears that
the houschoIdcys Of that town were
recently called npon to elect per
pctual curatc. flUch M clcctioti had
not been held fcr thirty-tivo years,
when the death Of the Rev. Mr..
Fletcher rcndotpd it ncccssary.-
There were two Of posing candid atcs,
Rev. Mr.. Ward, who had been GU rate
ii charge during the last few mos tbs
Of tho life of the deceased incnin-
bent, and Rev. c. Lee, the vica" of
Holy Trinity, Hdverstpck Hill, in
Londqh. The poll lasted two days.
resulting in the e'cctidh Of the lat.
ter. gentleman by a large majority
ButIhc occasion was signalised by
proceedings so strange and painful
that it is not to be wondered at that
they haze been followed by en- out
burst Of public rcprobation.
That colors should have distin-
guished the opposing sides, voters
have been brought up in placardcd
cabs, ard that therc should have
been mdrching,sh1h ting and Waving
of banners, as is generally tho case
in Parliamentary elections in Eng,
land, seems unbccoming enough for
such an occasions. but perhaps waD
unavoidable. But, besides this,
drunken women paraded tho town,
dressed in. The coors of one side,
while bands of Amazons in the ia,
tcrcst of the other side went thro'
hostrcets and thrashed those whom
they met wearing opposition colors.
Pals of swill, BRICKS and stones
were freely buried 1T each othor by
the angry combatants, One of the
reverend candidates was burned in
cfligy by the partisans Of the other.
Windows were broken, and other
mischief Systematically perpetrated
in all parts Of the town, and finally
the leading London Journal is our
authority for tho. Systematically
the active excrtions ofa heavy body
of police prevented this election
from leading to great rioting and
injury to life and property"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

PERsoNAL.-Wo have had The
pleasure Of a cali this week from
that popular and'accomplished gen
tleman, Major Ike Stafford, who is
making the tour of Toxasin the in
,erest Of tho great hardware house
of Keep & Hogan, New Orleans
Major Stafford was " the State Fair
and entered The famous fIall, Mays
vile, Ky, plows, for which his
house arc the agents. The plows
took The premium and great num-
Der Of blue ribbons. Thgse plOws
are Of all sizes and for ID kinds Of
work. Major S. will make his ext
from the State by way of Dallas
Marshall and jefferson, and wc
wish him a pleasant and proGtable
trip.-[Waco Register.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

Type-setters not wholly uncon-
nected with Louisville newspaper
Offices, cOngrcgstc daily in the up
per pOrtion OF those establishments
and howl BY the hour, considerably
discourrging bu.iness IN ether por-
tions of Tie buildings. The tom
poster counts himself among tie
most intsiliront Of mechanics
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

AHeic0me sirain-@Home, STeet
lone. on a diuncf horn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15
NTaaoxAic JeilnotorN
NTNS~T CfIs.

! ,.,,us VoIi inwINu ne ,ntion was TAs.r' ~ ~
I,,,ry. fsiiau az fsuushh i.odse' 30 -
E.s A. al .T1lriiaH 81, A, h l't'i int, Il,
g..alial, that rhlill q H "N- .. II ,,,,,nit NJ
r.,.,, tlsstiu sa,Jp, Il Ns'ou' oT 'hs'F 'a'l''''
A. families, ,,.,.t,.h.rsea aFtAe
Hro. A.w. NoFion lsapr'in'rl % w ~,
.,'...,.4, AMI $50 tiiis Tr.I lltlrn raif'eH ""''
Ny orAff"l' ''''h'' y. a. n0WTR. wN,
a,t..t,g.H. C,s,uufs, ssfT-larN, lm''o' WE"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

Bsxar county votes on the a,h 10
the slh, inclusive, on tho donation
Of s5Q0. .0pn, twenIy'year bonds, 70
Pieroo's Harrisburg railroad. I've
success IL probable And desirable,
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The Indians.

NAA AAAnAA"' July T.
The Indians raide,l within threi
miles OF the city last night, and
cleared the neighhorhood Of horses
They took all OF Locks, (onF Hep
ressl,,aiive,) killing his bell msrer
leaving her full Of arrows,
Acayalry company has STARRED ia
pursuit. Tho probability Is that
they will oyer,ake poor To-
The city is full II people, and
tho i'ourth is being celebrated, The
negroes have barbecue several
hundred are in tho city, J, +, New,
comb Is here, and il is understood
,ha, Ne is TO speak a, the barbecue
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Thcsgh Hope be : small rAiid,
She t-n carry great ancAor
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