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Ct.ne,, ofrooa in t.e Mouth.

. MHn, II be would preserve the hbric and main
tain the pftions OF his body, must consume food
This must be converted inta hlUod rpon which The
whole system draws fer whatever It requires. To
make ~ cd The feed must be completely transform
3D. F5rst II is snitected 10 the mechanicri action
Of the uefh Dat mechanical action can llquiiy
tolids Therefore during masfication the saliva "
p9urei info HE mouth The saliva is alkaline, con-
inning saIis 81 sol-, pctnss and lime. II serves
10 iuhricnfe The month and moisten the food 50 TINT
q may assume the paAiy condition. It's chemical
constituents are needed to convert the sartchy ele-
nienis (nseles. as stze, cfbread potafncS etc. IN
10 sugar. Thus, IL little pure starch be chewed, II
will Jecome sweet, being converted into sugar by
the saliva. The sisselin converts sugar into lac
&c seid. tsch he sia-sai i,lsrls o. .nlii'on
Of rs seiion.. y ,oca, fsli sr siisi So az
riti,ai rp1-fiie vi e ettt.5' 81; Or Hrst Qoahi
{ o. Suggestion lsss Been rilllifL lls food j.
rff M. Fiii,rfraf. Into fhe sfomsh Tbs gasifie
irit i.airf' DE- fH-eitts g iht sApra- The result
g E- --rsis. How ,. "a saorough Knowledge q ihs
naf rEl l1as governing digestion snd nutrition, and
D, a "A iiifsfi rnsritpirtior q carefny selseied
q nin lsit- aid tsnle htr NJ Fsch, m his Bitiers.
hss provided a remedy which, netting directly upon
shs ner~uus Fyste stimulates appetite, and, as the
f,sufinE rr1sE Of thir promotes the arcrei on both
Of the EaFtrir Juice aud ~ The saliva. thereby ems
Hing The Authoritative organs 10 convert the nafsrs
Oh o. the food into nutritious blood, and 70 tsus-
iorm the qris-a roe VI The food inio he aref fer
- o. fittA 20 ~ p HtNaH NHAAt4N~
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Latest views

New Hampshire hn, gone for The Repub,
licans by small majority,
Gen, Longsireei bas resigned the Sur,
veyorship Of New Orleans John G. ". Par
ksr has been appointed in his place.
Gould has resigned Tie Presidency o.
the Erie lRailroad--Gen. Dix isles his
place. aq-sH vaH5ilfit ID lari
There have been heavy falls o. snow ~
Sss York since March came in. in Rieh
mond Va. lhsfe was The heaviest faf
kbosn for years. ,4a' 9iii t'H1. - I
Seven siesA Beats we're bairnsiai Gin
cinnsii.
The smsll POI is Increasing In Cubs.
gst'soriiIl iirely With srinH fsfuihg.
lsisfs5trief me sstBldsisEiess care lgsis
ting The rcIst Of Il. -i97' . sef13Cf
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RsFAn exchange publishes the astoun


ssF" An exchange publishes the astoun-
ding news tint Lieut.. John Corlins,
graduate of West Point, and now In the
army at Fort Stevens, Texas, is actually
uenen ged toithe beautiful and accomplish
ed Miss Emma Leland n student Of Vas
sar College" Well, what il he Is? Who
cares7 Is that a matter Of public interest
to go into the papers? Such matters are
private, or ought to be. The scamp, who
puts into paper his engagement with a
young lady, should be kicked out of the
house, the next time he calls TO see her.
Good Lord deliver us from these days of
progress. Nothing is held sacred. This
is a specimen of that local intelligence,
which, the Galveston News thinks, the
country papers should confne themselves
to. Well, verify, it seems inclined to
practice what it prsaches.
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r..oxAl.--Amo1y the mauy strangers

rrN.oSAL,--Amo1g the many strangers
NOV visiting our city, we have had the
pleasure Of making The ocQuain,nncc OF
Mnj. II. NNolmall Of GOspOrG Ind. This
Rsrillnlsn is, we understand, lawyer Of
hti standing, has been FOR several years
v-erhrctcd viii the Republican, press, and
is now corresponding with northern pa
pers, while visiting the South for the ben
Eft Of his health. We have found Major
Moo,ssmsl, u gentleman of liberal views
'upn settings, and we have'no fear thu he
viii do orr people any injnstise IN his
correspondence, for he seems to lie pleased
with sur section, its people aud prospects
We cordially welcome him to cur city.
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'','s we S,W i"'s ', n,'l, .,--- ~,
% wv, "Ul'"ul ! ,'lNi 'utle,''h'H oa' wv,
t,, f,,r, Ts,a. ,,.Jan s..,eI \, M.
lIn,s, ~, a,,n,t,. ia $1,000 4. ,n,n,,.
al 1, tlo nj ,,s.' 40 L,yto, .i.inIio,to1 iLe
rllspublieon party In Trxna from the II.
ubel. of Inc oinoriy Ku Klux ropo,t and
,the Nav Yn,k Tribnnr That was n an.
,er.erv,ccaIIs ,g,,, Tbe cI,isfIiL.I from
which ,ho RcpnhIicaps of Tcy.s need Jc.
llyernnco ia William r. Clark Though
smon In norson ,,I r,inl ,,e man ~ !,
cigan,ic froul n. si,s and votes and
"a liz anil u,o,ys nay os R.n,s,sn,a,ive In
Conar "" ' Of ,ho rl 5isrts, Of rsSas
nIs , ,i'h, moii ,Lo la Ia an
", 49, ,'5 "v ""J Nv s" WV W. ~, ~ ,ro
"ros'Il ~. Nv" - ,." T.aa 80" W ,,.n
"uy -" H. Wv 4, ~ a..
any o",s", w." "no ope"s Wv" "'s'
neys. ~ "" NV uo"o % r."' v" NV.
uon, ,n's ,o"g,,'s oy IN No 'nv vu,'V ~
" .nn Jo'ra", u'"' m"o u,u nv' P'.''nu w
Nv e'eo,eu ~ ~, he up"'''"sea W qua'
re, WIN ,ne lrioune, wheh nis rem guar
rel " WIN 'he s''"P'e r"'es o' n''n"e,o'
r'c' on WITCH ne mas oeeh orililn"ny in'
poseu; INV WV VI nm u.'.,'o'' 10
turned from inc 30 Vefai couhuss, s'ood rs
'o'lo"s .r..... ....--.--.
D. c. Giddings...,"..., .."".."... .....23,3I4
VIM. I. Observation-Disclosures. ...2O, 406
l.. ". Stevenson. .."...,"... .."..... 400
Yet the State ,Canyassers, by throwing
ont the votes of Bosoue. Brnzos. Preestone
and Limestone counties, and ., 1922 cast for
Giddings in Washington, reduced the nc.
rraeatcs to II ,Os2 for GiJdings and lS,407
for Clark, and gave the return To the lat.
Ter [For yo,, by counties, see Tribune
Almanac, page ian Gov. Davis had de-
clareh Limestone county (which gave
Clark 2s, Ciadines 1881 IN a state of in
.urreotion and therefore INCAPABLE of cas-.
ting n legal vote, bu, the Legislature,
Overwhelmingly Republican, when re
convened soon aftvr the count was made,
formally condo mned and 'ccnsured this
proclamation. The Federal Grand Jury,
which subsequently met at Austin, and
was mainly composed of Republicans, in.
lctcd the Governor and his accomplces
for making this false return, and they will
be obi ged 10 stand trial, lite others nc.
cused of felony. We trust that they will
have Justice done them, whatever that
NAV be.
MIR. Clark asserts that the Tribune IL
hostile to him because he is Tor Grant and
against Greeley. We respond that the
Tribune regards the denomination of Gen.
Grant unadvisable for the reason (among
other.) that he is incrusted with such
bnrnaclos rs this Clark, and is held re-
sponsible for their frauds and corruptiops
throughout the South especially, the rob
bers and swim dlers who have trebled the
taxes and auadrupled the debts of States
already impoverished and distressed seek
TO shield their iuiquities from reprobat ion
and punishment by bowling "Grant |
Grant! Hurrah for Grant," Hence, q
large proportion of the overtased and plum
dered masses revolt at ceh. Grants re-
election a. booming them to four years
pore of oppression and spoliation by these
thieves. Have they not reason?
Gen. Clark asserts that many Democrats
and Rebels of Texas subscribe for and ref d
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

On Sunday night, March 10, NJ ~ O'Clock,
OF consumption, Mrs, A. +. LANE, wife OF
DR.. O. W. ltSg, formerly Of 0ies coun-
ty, Tenn.
They have been residents OF Dallas fev
years. Mis-, Lane was n generous aud
warm hearted lady, kind and affection.
ate wifc-None was more so. Many friends
surrounded her bel during her last mo.
menls, but she hid sdieu 10 all and wing.
ed her way to the throne Of God at his
calling. Her sudcrings are no more, and
she il now 'reaping her reward She
had but one terror iI death, that Of leay-
ing desolOle companion, but gave him
the full assure nee that they might meet
again, and may he, aided by the Savior,
press on to gain thu, happy place where he
will join In "realms OF bliss with the hap
py band above. PYRANBus.
Dallas March 10Th. 1872 ....
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CLARK's SPEEeu.--Little Clark, now in
Giddings scat in Congress by The false re-
turns Of Davis and Newcomb, for which
they stand indicted in the U. s. Court, has
lately made msndacious and confempt-
lille speech, defending himself and brother
criminals. He was told to his face by
John rfaneock, that ne was stating false.
hoods, but thGt the little scamp didn't seem
to mind, knowing it very we'll himself.
We had thought of reviewing his vile
speech hut friend has just laid before Us
an admirable notice of the felbw by the
New York Tribune, and we give our read
ers the benefit of Horace Greely's .merci-
less castigation Of the corrupt carpet-bag-
ger instead. Read it by all means. 1t
will do any honest man good, Whatever his
politics.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

Texas Pacific RAILROAD WASH
INGroN, February 29th.-The Senate
Committee on tho Pacific Railroads
to day agreed to report favorably
on tho bill introduced by Senator
Scott yesterday relating to the Tex
as Pacific Railroad. The only It.
mcndment not merely verbal is one
chartering u branch road from Full
ton, Ark, to intersect the main line
between Marshall and Dallas, TeY
as. The branch is given the right
of way, but no subsidy.
March 5. - Senator Scott has
agreed to accept KeIihog's amend
ment to the Pacific Railroad bill,
changing the eastern terminus from
Marshall to Shreveport. A big
fight over it is anticipated in the
Senate.
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no lI,o dliIsens M DnIlnsi

We, 90 par Of tho Directory N ihc
Dallas and Wiehlls Railroad, rcsirilng
the speedy construction Of said llallfo ID,
nv Of great importance 10 oar olly--lp iia
future growth and prosperity, hope mud
lrist that the proposition 10 extend nii IA
said great enterprise viii receive your en-
dorscmeal at The approaching election by
voting for Tho proportion.
We believe that a contract can be made,
In y short time, TO place the first section Of
said rai lway IN the hands Of competent
company 10 grade and prepare II for the
ironi and we have already propositions
from parties to furnish the iron on The
most favorable terms, so AZ the bonds, un-
der the law, cau only be issued on compile
ned work, your population would double,
and your wealth be greatly increased, he.
fore one cent Of interest would recrue; and
for tho few thousand Of dollars In bonds
payable 20 years hence, tho citizens, OF
Dallas, would receive benefits TO the
amonnt of m millions.
March 18th 1872. Nery respc ctfylly.
w. }. CLARK
j. W. CRowDus
A, NJ. COCHRAN.
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DALLAS MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY by
"EbbIAM s BROS.
Dealers in Groceries and Provisions,
Main IT., one door East OF the Public Square.
PRICES IN COIN.

OTHER MARKETS.
CONDENSED from the Galveston News.
LIVERPOOL, March IL, 1872.
Ofirial report from Liverpool Cotton Brokers'
Association TO the New York Cotton Exchange
Cotton heavy Uplands 1 to II I'd; Orleans ll3.i;
shlos 5000 bales; 3i0U for export and speculation.
P. a.-Cotton clo.es heavy; prices unchanged.
.,, New YORK, March II, 1872.
GaTp-orcned at 11dlI and closed at HOG
COTToN--closcd dull rdinary Uplands 1926 Good
Ordinary 2lis; Midding 22H; Middlng Texas
23T. 'El. ..t[.t,I
Nsw ORLEANS, March IL, ls72
GoLp-1lOL. c..
CoTTpN--Dull and lower. at 221ic. ....
GALVESTON. March ~, 1872
GoLp-Molera'ely active In demand closing ut 3
r. NJ. at 1917. q, 80.
Co1rox- Ru'cl ipll-1aoiahF,. in eoin-ofdiua.
~ l754 Good Ordinary ls1i Low Mil ling lola /;
Mddng 20l,' I'll w.. =. .r,... ,-.
HIDES Finn at 1sl%dl9 for dry as they run.
FLnuR--The market has ruled dull, Int prices are
unchanged We quote from store as follows: Good
Treble Extra so OOa0 2h Low Treble Extra IS 756f
90 Double Extra - 25aS.5o; extra nominal Su-
prrfne 81 SCAT Ii; Fine sal %. Extra Lrands
Sll iOal3 On per barrel,
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medical preparation which has obtained
more widespread aud deserved popularity
thAn che Mexican NUsTAse LISIrEsT.
Since lie introduction 10 public notice more
than twenty years ago. % has been con
sfanny used for every kind Of disease or
injury 10 man or beast which can be AZ
fected ~ local application. and 50 far ns
its prepristors are aware, It has not failed
In single instance. Amer 20 lone and
successful term % Pfo5aiios, Who uili
hsvs ibs bardibOoi ri dsny its pre-smi-
nent claims to ponslsg esteem. bra " .
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ny respc ctfvlly.
W. j. CLARK
j. W. CRowDUs
A, Nj, CoCIItAN.

The birds are bceinnihg to make SWEET
music among the clusters Of trees in and
around our city. Now let the boys not
disturb them with any of their lnnracrdns
weapons, whether guns, sings or stones,
The editor of the Herald Is very fond Of
good boys and singing irds.-DdHss Her
add
We cordially endorse the above senii
ments of the Herald, bu, are ut a loss TO
know why the distinguished editor fails
to include the merry little girls in his ad-
miration catalogue Waco Register.
Heaven bless the man Couldn't he I'M
ecrsrand us? We love all the little girls,
good md bud. 1t is only the good boys that
We like. We would drown the bad ones
like puppies in u 'horse-pond.
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4 WARNiNG.--lt IL stated 10y those who
have 'rxnhiined il, Hhnt the last edition Of
Weestc, $ Dictionary CONTAINS var ious
changes in the definitions of important
words, which have been made fer poliii'
cal purpose. This is agreat outrage, not
only upon the democratic party but upon
that honest old lexicographer Noah Web
ster, who, MS a fedtralist of The old school,
would have scorned to do mean MI act
We warn our friends and the South gener.
ally not to buy this edition. Lst it be dis
chrded as ayile political lie, not TO be
trusted The best scholars prefer Wor-
cesters Dictionary, though the older edi-
lions OF Webster were very good and re.
Hss,sle. What win not modern radicalism
Attempt? Is there anything it would
hesitate to do? .H..''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16
PUBLIC SALE OF
TOWN LOTS;
In BroHier's Addition to the City Of Dallas,
NEAR BnowDER's srRfSGs.

On the lst Monday and Tuesday, In May next.
will sell at public vendue about nifty Town Lots
beautifully Situated in cedar grove near and adja-
cent to Brosd-rs Springs aud near the nepot
land Of the H. I. Central r. II. Co.. consisting OF
the odd number Lots Of said Addition.
These Lots desirahly situated fer residences or
5usi -ess, and nearly between The courthouse ana
The Central Railroad Depot.
TkRMs OF SALE COIN -Half to he paid down,
and balance payable iii twelve months from date OF
chase with ~ per O. mt. interest, and after ma
iurity to bear Interest Q per cent. per month
Maps Of these Lots may be seen In the hands OF the
subscriber the premises, OF at the Office 81 Thsm
rs 4 Camp, No. 2, Eailrond Corner, Dallas, Texas.
Af-w OF Ties. Lots may be slJd at private sale, IL
desired l.W lifii I'D. c. BRowDER.t
DALLAS, March lG, ls72-27:zmo.
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II has boon found by experiment
that tho beat cure for rheumatism
Ia 10 battle with spirits tho parts Of
feet aud set them on fire. Tho skin
will come OIL, but the rheumatism
viii go of. The remedy seems TO
be worse than the dcscasu.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

R1y-We were somewhat surprised short
time ago, to zee a notice in Texas int,
rior paper, announcing the Advertising
agency Of Messrs, Griffin & Hoffman, OF
Baltimore, as one of the class Of agencies
who have never been snown 10 fulfill faith
fully a.stbgie contract. We take pleasure
in stating, at the request of Messrs. @. s
IL, that we have. had business relation.
with KEN for over two years, and never,
in sfAsie Instance, have they failed to
comply fully wiheyery engagement. We
make. this siatemess as IN act ofjustice to
Msssrs. q. & II.sG liim Us iGal
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

rufiae fohftsen Years exPeriencs win
..ivsftiskrs a.ff adseftirirg seeacles, We
bssa lsexer bad dealings with a fru
whose straightforward .npriEhf Policy 30
lsrgrly secaied our conhienee srd respect
a. ilaf OF Geo. r. Roarel & Co, Aivertis
M 4 gents, New T0sk Tell roEtfacts
are a Ways plaia, inssiligiefe sEeeiSe aud
liberal. sThfy secure fhe niosi s8vAniage-
on, rates ifrdta ppbAshers for the reason
tl,at ibe slater feel assured thai they are
scared heyond, chanes or teehnicality, 10
-ti,;.g ehalerer lht amount OF their con
'-ses q for. protdiine airhys fiistpnti
lisEcrs have eore AsliEty agreed to-
sinax City iowa Trre.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

Babeock has been trying to swear away
all suspicious of completely with Lset
Lindsay & Co.. in the General Order bust
ness in New York city. lie was taken all
sbsck BY The presentation Of one Of his let
ters 20 Lindsay, handed to Kim BY Senator
BsyAra, which he said he had forgotten AL
about Did any one suppose that Bsbcest
and Porter would acknowledge themselves
rnilfy, inlH1 oil rlilt. =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

,sa-The Sare Journal is exul'ing over
the acumital Of the radical Senator, Foun-
tain, against whom several criminal in
dictments have been pending. Ills not u
now thing for radical office holders to es-
cape justice. Ills a rare thing for one
TO be convicted, ihoagh the public is well
satisfied of'trir guilt. That model car
pet Dagger, the charming DR.. r. X. Smith.
got rib ofall the indictments against him.
and has been appointed District Attorney
Tor The Brow nsville District to indict 9TH
er people. o, scissors i.H 'a"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

10y We. understand from Maj. Terrill,
the efHcidh, md paps.Wr Haii Hgen,, that
the . ,s err ,np,'hs nre now delayed day
ut Galveston, rs the Morgan Steamers do
not arrive in time TO send of the mail by
the curly morning train, and no night
train Is now running over the Central
Railro.l.
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pecInl to the Galveston News.
AUSTIN. March. 9. 1872

lOi-
Senator Heartzberg, immigration
agent to Continental Europe, has
drawn one quarters salary at the
rate of thirty-five hundred per an
NUN, and has been stopping around
San Antonio and Austin, and IS no
nearer Europe than before.
Lippard, immigration agent at
New Orleans, drew two thousand
services unknown.
Ex-senator Parsons this day had
warrant issued for eight hundred
and seventy.five dollars quar-
ter's salary for living in New York
on account of the Immigration Bu-
reau'
d. r. X. Smith has been drawing
two .hundred and.afifteen dollars
per month. understanding
as school examiner; locality of
travels is not shown on the vouch-
err. The Commissioners of the Ag-
ricuTtural College loaned Harvey
Mitchell of Bryan, revenue assess.
or and collector, twelve thousand
dollars of the said fund, without
interest, six, twelve, and eighteen
months, Senator VIM. a.. Saylor
being the only endorset. There is
no check upon the loss Of public
funds. Those bonds that Davis
sold in New York at ninety five are
not sold. Davis on the contrary
hypothccated them for one hundred
thousand dollars.
Newcomb has made his returns
to the Comptroller as tho law re-
qdires, and the Comptroller has is
sued a warrant for his salary.
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p e DIG r e e:

ROMEO was sired by Nebraska, whose dam was
an English rae. marc Of Sir Peter stock, imported,
Nebraska was sired Iy lone Star, he by Mus YER
mont Hack Hawk, who was ~ genuine desce ,daLt Of
the dolophln Arabian, tho ..iro OF Eclipse, Lati,,
Duroc, aud m,st Of the celebrated orses Of by gone
days The fullbwing lisa correct copy OF tho Pcdi.
gree of Romeo's dam, sent from Col Alexander, Of
Ky, who raised her. H... n
CYNTlilA,s sorrcl mare, II hands anil I inoh
high sired by Nandal liam by imported .Glenco, q
dam by Lexington, has run her mile heats In las
trots In 3 minutes and ~ seconds ~ =.
(sgned ROBERT ALEXANDER.
For further information see hand bills, or i'd
dress the undersisncd, at Cedr lll Dallas county,
Texas, ... ...
II. FORREST HAswELL,
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I ARGE SALES t".
Justify Small Profits. ..
The Great Book, Stationery
AVN NITrSIr unucH
ND MUSIC HOUS

or II e - II n w est,
Challenges comparison of Prices with those Of New
Orleans, Cincinnati and Saint Louis, in everything.
PAN OS! PIANOS!
HALLETT, DAVIS 4 .Bostan
HAHLETON TllERS................Nsw York
MARSHALL WENDELL................. Albany
We undertake to sell strictly First Glass Plane
ut u lever price, mi better Piano for the ENJOY,
than any other house in tho trade.
Cabinet Organs. ..|..
full line of Mason & ITamlin's Cabinet Organs
always on hand
Sheet Music. &c
Over 10000 pieces, embracing all that Is new
good. Afro all the operas, music books, sacred dpa
secular instruction books, &c.
f line OF rioiins, Guitars, Accordeons, Violin
Strings, &c. +. II. GUSHING.
Houston, Texas, Jan. -, ls72-lstf .a s-t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

esy-We lie RI from tho Austin States
man that the cases against Davis, New.
comb aud Alexander for election frauds
have been Transferred from the District to
the Circuit Court Of tho U. S. which will
cit at Anstin next June, when Judge
Tradleyi.is expected to b, present. This
will prevent any cutlery against Duval
wnen these plotters are convicted aud
sentenceu s.l.U .E ..# ... ~,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

crn Texas, either political and news editor, para.
graphist or reporter. lilo wond IL preferred occupy
these departments collectively. UnexccptionAbis
references furnished for sobricty and ftnoss.
Address "Jonrnrlist," Corsicana, Ma, 70 county,
Texas, for two weeks. #.. ...' .... 72wl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

We hrs glad to hear of the continued i'm.
pfSvement that is going on in Dallas, not
outstanding the fact that the Central
locates its depot so far from the business
part Of the town. We feared that the re-
suit of the location at such point would
lie most materi, injury to the present
town Of Dallas.
There has certainly been degree Of bad
faith on the part of the managers of the
Central road that should teach other places
that railroad corporations at least, are
controlled only by the letter of the con
tract. when the donation of land was
made, 1t was evidently the understanding
that the interest of the town would enter
ihto their plan when depot and other
railway buildings were to be established
on it, and that the nearest point, If prac'
ticabla, and not the most remote that the
land would admit of would be selGc!sd, as
we have been in formed has been the case.
If Dallas is not injured by the establish
ment of depot mile or mile and half
from the present business part of the town,
it will be an exception to the rule. The PEG
Pile of that place have labored increasingly
with'the lever Of the press and ever other
means to build up an inland town of con-
siderable Importance, and it will beia mat
ter of last ing regret if this last effort nm
does the work Of every other.--Fort Worth
De,nocrEt ...H....
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+ AND FOR SALE.

have 100 acres of good land situate l mt South
east of Dallas, which will sell in lots to suit pur.
chascs. Price reasonable Fer further particulars
inquire of NJ. THEyESRr.
Dallas, March 10, 1s7?-17tG TT. "rHIr.s
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fnces," SAID q maiden to her little
niece. "Did you mako faceb when
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'TvO DRUGGISTS.

The proprit tors Of the KAUFMAN DRUG STORE,
wishing to retire from the trade, offer their Stock
for sale. This is the only Drug Store In town. and
Ia doinga good business Address, r...
DASHIELL & WATERS,
2,:tL Kaufman, Texas