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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-04
GREELEY BROWN
N ass Meeting in Ratification Of the
Nominees Of the Cincinnati COnVen-
ton at the Cooper Institute.
THE REFORM REPUBLICANS IN COUNCIL.
Honest Democrats and Honest Re-
publicans Stand Side by Side.
GREELEY TO RUN AT ALL HAZARDS.
sqf Elected | Shall Be the President, Not Of q
Party, but Of the Whole People,"
The 0ME.MAM POWER DENOUNCED.
The Ballot Box the Salvation of the
Country in November Next.
NO SECOND PRESIDENTIAL TERM.
President Grants Power Over
the Senate.
Allegiance to the Executive Takes Precedence
Of Loyalty to Country.
The Ballot Box the Salvation Of the
Country in November Next.
NO SECOND PRESIDENTIAL TERM
President Grants Power Over
the Senate.
Allegiance to the Executive Takes Precedence
Of Loyalty to Country.
The POLITICAL SITUATION REVIEWED.

AS early as halEpast six crowds began to gather
about the door OF the hall Of Cooper Union, eager
to secure good seats inside BY seven O'Clock,
when the doors were opened, the crowd was so
dense that it filed the hall and overlooked into the
aises and out into the streets before the first rush
was over. Captain Byrnes, of the Fifteenth pre-
cinct, with 300 policemen, maintained order and
system, so that the platform was reserved for the
distinguished men of the occasion and a
few front seats for ladies'. The adventur-
GUS ones OF 'the fair sex, however, squeezed
themselves into all parts of the building
standing patiently, although YEARLY, in the aises
and smotherng among the crowds that tried to
content themselves in the Hobbies. The platform
was handsomely decorated with American flags
Above the speakers chair was large campaign
painting Of the Sage of Chappaqua and on the
heavy crossbean9s running above the platform were
notices in large letters taken ron the letter Of
Horace Greeley, as foows:-
If elected shall he the President not of q
$party, but of the whole people.
: The writ Of habeas corpus should be zeal-S
>ously upheld as the safeguard OF personal free-$
$dOm.
Universal Amnesty with Impartial Suffrage. !
No President shall be a candidate for {
reelection. {
The civil authority shall not be subservent to 5
the military. /
The public domain snail be reserved for
actual settlers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-04

Executive The first great failure OF the party was
the attempt to make q President out of General
Grant: The responsibilities Of the oiiice require
imperionsiy man OF consummate states
manship. But man without this pre-
requisite can yet educate himself 10 be
able to discharge the high duties Of President TO
the satisfaction OF the whole people and the wen
being or the country. man placed in this position
must have complete appreciation OF the import
ance OF the high oficc he wasscaed to Ill. Such
man must educate himself TO entertain proper
estimate OF the great Importance OF the ONCE
he has the honor to nl Such man was
Abraham Lincoln Cheers) such man
Greeley the candidate OF the great republican
reform party. Great applause.) TO no portion
OF the people or the United States is Mr.. Greeley
better known than to the people Of the South, and
They show they have faith, in spite OF preexisting
luminosity, in the ability and qualities of the man
for the high office ne aspres TO- and to which, II
their votes can do it, they will elect him. AS to
General Grant, he had no desire to speak harshly
OF him. He had no cause OF quarrel with the Presi
dent, but he had to admit that he had weak points
in his character which had greatly disappointed
not only his friends, but the country at large.
The country expected to find In General Grant-if
nothing else-an appreciation OF the high office to
which he had been exalted, and that he would
have directed all the best efforts OF his mind and
intellect to the discharge OF his high functions He
has been directing all his thoughts to reelection,
and, II reelected what other chances for further
continuance OF Office were before him There was
immense patronage in the hands OF the administra-
ton, and which was power that the
sooner got rid OF the better. The patron
age Of the administration was never SO
great or so powerful by ciques and rings, and I'M
less this is overthrow the oiccholding power VIII
DESTROY all that is left OF the purity OF election. Let
us, then, start reform by restricting the Presidency
years-but leave no hope for any President to be
reelected The speaker was frequently interrupted,
and eventually withdrew without having concluded
his speech.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10
spalding's Glue mrnds evsrythin
AperiInu. eenssu.

Glorious AID delightful as the summer weather
is, tie tropical heat is trial to the vital
powers. Even the strongest are sometimes pros-
trated By its effects. Tho common phrase arplied
no this condition ofths bodyts "eeneral debility
Now gsnrral debility arises from. and iueiudes .
variety Of ailments. The liver Is more or less NJ
fscfed. the Lowell arc either ccnsiipated or toe
maui. relaxrd. shs stomach but. bali performs The
work Of digestion, the appetit is poor. and The
spirits depressed This Is what is called general
debility. nisa general dissrrangemeni Of all the
physical fanc,ions, and rsqu;ss As renedys medi-
cine that viii rcenlsts them ALL Hcs;etter's stom-
sch Blfers Is ally adapted 70 this purpvse. IL
GENERAL operation IL not confined to single organ.
II The liver 10 Affected II lite tone II the
stomach 3, torpid Il reeenersies Il II tbs nerves
are iremulous and weak. It braces aud reinfoFces
tben. Iffhe mind (which ever sympsfhizes With
the body, IL gloomy and despondent, IL relieves The
dIescuiry, and soon brings fhr whole meehanisn Of
the body Into harmony with the Jaws Of health
There ls no ei.fiized marion IN tbs Western Hem
lsbi,ers In which the utility Of Honeiiors stomach
BIs,srs a. tonic. CORRECTLY and artibiilons msdi'
cine. IL no, known and aprreci ted. throughout
ihe Tropics Il u considered both By the people and
he proS-.,ion. tho stand I'd specific While Il s q
m<dicne f5r al nnd ~ slTlfes, Il Il s-rs
cirI1y SUITED TO tie compIAints generated " the
reei.er Icing q purrs1 and bsst vegetable Atiu'-
rI~n- IL The world II. - I'D
r-sr. Of he Eirfess male or ecrd and dsneer-
=, n .feriAI-. which unarrufulens parties are en-
daAvnrInk 9 mist upon me peotis 1ne'f ~ 1s =
Iel I9n aud the putlic IA, no gnafsn'ee that fles
n a5i r1Isonou1. Af1sre to he tned femodf
Hn-Isffers B|ffers, nld oily m glass en1 nDfsi n
kegs CT tapei1-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

fapnoyrhtsrs. r Among Tho many new
bulldogs trsolti md being erec,s! In ou'
young oily, none presents q Landowner ap.
pearanes than that just bsluE holshsd
By our snlerprisIug ,ovnsman, Mr. John
Tension, on tho South side Of the public
square. II Is Two stories high, built OF
brick, with the anesI and best hoished
front to be seen In Dallas. The lower room
26xs6 feet isto he used ns store, aud tile
uppor win he occupied by the various ma
sonic bodies o the city. We would DO
pleased indeed TO soc some more OF The
same sort going up, in lien Of so many tenn
porary frame "tidier-boIes," asare 10 he
found all over town, aud particularly on
Main and. Elm streets, tho two principal
streets, after leaving tn. square, In town.
Another good nprovement isto be found
Oh Elm street, OH tho block East If the
Episcopal church, where three brick build
ings are going up one for Mcssrs. Block,
Jrlt & Co, another for Messrs, Hossins &
Co., Druggists, and thlid for Messrs W
G. Randall T. Co., Dry Goods dealers. This
block would be an ornament TO that part of
the city ifall would run the up Two full
stories, but wo learn that only the middle
building will be two,siorie, aud the others
one and a half stories. They are sub-
stantial buildings at al events.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

sD-we insert the carl of Messrs. All
ans and Leonard, Bankers and Dealers ia
+ Exchange, Elm street. in io-day's paper
[ They have heen at the terminus Of tbs
Central Railroad since it LETT Bryan, in
Uses, and have now located permanently
ffilI- Bur city. Both members of the firm are
we'll and favorably known all along ih,
Froad, aud our friend, Capt. Leonard, be
sides has host of~friends in this, his old
home, to which he again comes 70 stay. VIZ
MUST cordially commend the firm to ouI
l. n aders.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

~ We understand that The Rev. PeieI
Crs y lord, a. NJ whvss arrival hri settle
ment among US We announced about sbe
lsi Of last Nay. is about to leave our city
AM raiufk TO Louisiana. Some domestic
ts1iciios among The dear ones. left in thar
6tatp. calls him and the rest OF his inter
estine family Ia X 10 their former bona
DThis vii he to our community matter o.
regret, ~ Nr. Crnwford rs q teacher and
pccas.5 nsi presehtr for the Baptist Soeie-
~ here tss. given great Satisfaction and
h is nnmeroas friends. Oar bts risiez
- nifh hi,. and ala connected viii hin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

~" Those shi@prsing gentlemen,
Msavs. rsndiey a Miller no, satisfied
with having tbs Court House, Post 0iioe,
county Offices, &c., around and about ,hom,
have Just erected neat and comfortable
oflce for tie Telegraph Company, on J.f.
fersSn street, on, door aouth Of Commerce
street, and immsdIaIely IN rsnrof the Or
Zoe Saloon, where The Office Of the West
crn Telegraph Company viii 10 future be
found. AtHt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

4. Boy Messrs. W. A. Jones & Co., Whole
sale and Retail dealers in Tin-ware, Stoves,
sc, have now in store ard are consianily
receiving full supply Of everything in
,iieir lire, particularly, the justly celebra.
dad popular Charter Oak Stoves, Of
which Messrs, Jones & Co. are the exclu
t5saive agents for this part Of the. Stale. See
,heir card in to-day's papsr. s4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

tey- Among the arrivals at the cruich-
field House on Thursday night, en- route
home, was our ancient though still youth
full looking friend, Col. Roger o. Mills,
democratic candidate for Congress, for the
State at large. lie viii commence canvass
ing the State eoo,. aud will not miss BAL
las in his tour, Roger always had host
Of warm friends Ia our midst, and he will
find In November next that he has lost
mono Of them
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

3osroN IcE-1his luxury can now be
obtained in any quaniiiyat the Office sa-
loon of Messrs. Fendley & Miller, corner
of Commerce and Jefferson streets. Any
one wishing 'cooling" con be accommola,
ted, and certainly every one will give
them call these sullry summer days. We
say, then, If you want good, hard, Boston
Ice that viii keep well, go to Fendley &
Miller. They urc the agents for IL, and
will supply you atthe lowest prices. b..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

KILLED pY A MUIE.-- On Saturday morn
ing last On. Iriahman BY the name Of Jas,
Clark, who,has heretofore been at work on
the Waco Tax road, while doing something
with his mule, near Commerce sircei, East
Of the public square, was kicked IN she
side by the vicious animal, from the etfeoi
of which lie died in short time. liis
companion, Stephen Bohan, who had cen
with him during the morning, on return
ing from the square, found him under a
clump of trees in great distress, and re-
ceivei this account of the mGtter. He i'm
msdiately started for doctor, but when
Dr. Sutton reached him all hope of recove
~ was gone. He died in few minutes
nfter the doctors arrival. An inquest was
held before Justice Kerfoot, and the fcre-
going facts ELECTED. He was properly
buried by the Sheriff o the county, who
took possession of the Two mules. id to
have been the only property Of the de ceas-
ed. Whether the unfortunate man has
my relatives in, thiscountry is not known.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

e~T-s two hands5ns snd cen nodious
O.anibuses Of Nsss-s. Work 3 Coker, run
regularly 70 AMI frsa be Railroad DeP's
On The arrival and dePsrufs Of trains
Prirsttsl xsy - sshi4 4 = really :
!. 'n1aF5 . s'i= .H = Y; = .--<,..A--lF
}. So Sc hare t.r1iy tins s1i space .,
'esli siisnsi,r = a. ,r.issr-stt b. iisss
s-satidsr't Dsvis rhsisFais <rsss-. ssr
DER Of Elm and Lamar tisstia his IS o..
Of Inc besriszf hs1stz IN sur si,s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

Persons fromNthe surrounding coun tics
visiting Dallas, now the termin US Of the
II & I. r. R. shoull call on II. G. Hosklns
S, Co. In their new brick building, on Elm
Street, dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Paints
OILS, Fancy Goods, Sc, atWhol.sale & Re-
tail Physicians and Country Dealers are
invited to call and price and examine our
goods. stnbEsF s!t.t&-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

= Dr.. Gilbert, who for many years prac'ic
Yed his profession with eminent success in
New Orleaus and, other sect ions, has deci
ded to make Dallas bis future home, and
give his professional attention excl usiyely
TO rheumatic affections. See his advertise
ment. The aifl cied throughout northern
and eastern ~exas will do well TO give this
matter special consideration. The Dec or
Guarantees permanent relief in all cases.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

esy'We are requested to state, BY TIE
sheriff of this county, that stranger, who
was Killed by the kick Of mule, on Sat-
urJay last, had receipt in hi pocket in
the name of James Clark, the only paper
found about his person by which he copld
be Identified He bud two small mules,
saddle ard bride, SIS 20 in money, and an
old silver watch. T-e properly was sold
August 9Th, aud after paying burial ex
penses, there was some money left, which
amy person entitled to tina same can have
by application TO the sheriff. Deceased
was about 80 years old, with light hair,
and abou. 6 feet 10 inches ia height. /.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

Orr ron rue NoRrH.-Our fellow towns
man, cep,. W. L. Murphy, Of the firm of
Prather Murphy, left our city last Thurs
doy for New York, and other Northern
cfIiss. for the purpose Of laying in stock
Of fall goods. We also understand that
Capt N. las authority for making The nee
eysary arrangements for procuring Iron
Cars &C., TOR The Dallas City Rai'way, IN
~ hich the above Arm are stockholders A
! piessant tip aud q safe return TO oui
friend. ~ I.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10
Rnlieiona Hntinea.
cnup.nss'inr' on Dallas cireai''

on Little Elm, three miles West ofZon Church
from tho "a 10 the 18Th Of August.
on white Rock, rear frnnkiort, rom tue go o.
Angus 10 the "a ofsrpisnll'r,
On sprlng creek. near Plano from the 9th to the
18th Of September, $3.50. u
Thee ass 10 be self rusiainine meetings wevant
n dlailncily understood that no nrfnnsement' are
10 he made on thp ground. A. these neeingr for the
entertainment afany save tho ministers Of tle Goa'
reI who labor IN wor,l. aud doctrine, Al that Vt
tsni must expect 10 make atIanaement, Tor iheir
own accommodation ifihey don't do thia they VIII
cerivnlY DO disapponie WHEN hey ATTY NJ tue
Dallas Circuit Preacher.
Junelath ls72 EtsLs1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

Ca We are pleased to meet our towns
man, Capt. Jlo. Il. Bryan, of the finn Of
Clark 4 Bryan, just returned from New
York, where he has been fora month or
more. This firm ave just commencing to
receive their now fall Stock purchas,d by
Capt. Bryan. E
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

gsg MIR. S. II. Mulkey, agent for 8. s.
Munger's Lumber Depot, Houston, may be
found at Messrs Steagall & Co.'s Fnrni-
ture Establishment, corner Austin and Elm
streets Any orders for lumber left viii
MIN will receive prompt, attention.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

ssy~Our young friend, Willie o. Connor,
is now in New York city, whore he has
been for several weeks laying in stock
of China and Glass ware, for the new firm
of Blades s. Conner. Their new building,
corner Main and - streets, will be
erected in the course of few months. II
is to be handsome two story brick We
are always glad to see such buildings 60
ing up in our city. .a.,--. III
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10
To Neutralize Oifensiveness.

In many forms we use dissnfecung
agents. Impure breath, caused by bad
teeth, tobacco, spirits, or caiar'h, Is neu-
ltralizsd by SozoDoSr. It's q healthful'
beautifier, and great luxury as snu-
frice. The repuislve breath is by its use
rendered as fragrant as u ros and cold
ness BY friends or lovers win be 20 longer
noticed. et
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

ono.p. nowsti \ Co, Ads0fleiar
Assn,a, Al PAN Row. y r.. From All
quartsfs We hcir lhiu fin veil spohtn "
fof pfoinpihess, M hsnling hnd n'nnd
financial sisndihg. - Manchester w
journal. ......,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

E&a G. NJ. Littlefeld & Co., Dealers in
Furniture, &c., have removed from Main to
their new store on Elm street, three doors
east IF Austin street where they have in
s,ors flu stock Of Furniture of every
l., ,l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

sg Brother GAGS Of the Bonham News
has been 10 our city the past week on bus
iness connected With his lively paper, aud
we have had the pleasure eff taking that
sound democrat by the hand. Now that
we have the railroad here, We hope TO meet
our brclhsr editors Of the State ofiener.
There is nothing ike knoE ing one eno'h-
or H I.-I -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

~ We have had oall from Ms. J =.
Murray, agent Of A. Allen & Co, Marble
Deslers,sin Galveston All desiring meau-
uents fer deceased .friends can give their
otdsfs TO Mr.. Nnrray,' who Fill give then
fail information Oh he subject as 70 style
and Gust.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

reS"We have had the pleasure, during
the past week, Of meeting in our city, Mr..
George Nelson Smith, of Philadelphia,
who comes to our State to look after some
landed interests and perhaps, to remain.
MIR, Smith is an old Texan, who vas hers
for some fine during the revolution and
The days Of the new Republic, and wo cor
daily welcome lin hack to The State. He
has been connected with journalism in
pennsylynnia, and was for some time a
member of its legislature. He is mn old
acquaintance of Col. Scott, and lie the bear
er Of q lett i from Col Forney.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

y DALLAS RACES Attention is called "a
the programme ofthe Dallas Races, to te
found in our present Issue, good time
may be expected by the lovers Of the turf
~ are told some ane horses will DO 'pres.
eBt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10
Nj, 4jllnann g. Co.,

M. Gflmann O. CO.s "A -tH
North side of the Public Square, ha We jus
received large lot Of best brands Of Wbls-
key which they offer at the lowest rates.
They are also constantly receiving large
additions to their stock Of Family Gro
oeries, suoh as Flour, Sugar, Coffee, CANDLES,
Soap, Fancy Groceries, bottled Liquors,
&c., which they are selling low for cash.
Call and see them Soft
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

ssls- The announcement Of Henry Boil,
Esq, ms n candidate for County Treasurer,
Sas accdently tafen out of the HERALD
last week He requests US to say that he
is still candidate.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

gsD-The Terminus Druggists, II @. Hos.
Iins s. Co, have arrived in Dallas, where
lhey expect to remain permanently, as
VIII be seen by their notices under the
aLocar heal. Call and see them. G
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

sc7- See new advertisement Of Praihar s
Murphy. They have good Stock Of goil.
still on hand, and win soon begin to re
feise their new fall stock
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10
DIED

DIED '
On Friday August 2. 1872, in this county, CLARA,
infant daughter Of !. B. and Nel'isJ Hayes, aged
months mi days.
wM. GARLAND, infant son Of Mar. N and MARY
J. BuRragD departed ihi- life 10 the lily ofDalas,
he Bird day Of August, 1879, sgedl year months
and 20 days. 80
On tho Sri Of Argus, af'er painfu illness ofnine
days the angel of mercy came to Tree from the rack
Ing pains Of the Ge-h the spirit f'.Wilic barcrd
Yes little Willie, The idolized dazzling OF his anec
Tomato mother--the pride If his devoted h'her Is
gone, but where. dear parents wheref anldsts
Ihrong o. wii.e-rahcd angels. singing iheiI sweet
carols Of bliss, III all the melody OF peace Behold
suus lille now happy rs tiny rs true hi'
shert life was one of affection. hIl compare thts
with the Infinite rep,urrs his onl Is now enjoying,
and you viii fully realize that he is abundanty re
Quilted for his sufrrngs here. HIS misery was
transient; hisj,ys are eternal fa'her. molner'
fond sisters and brothers, rne not over tho insehsi-
bis ll.y W ,pag seA Al.l ba lls k'.Ai y
have sllo Their angel 10 guide your wandering ieet
along he fhorny pathway Of life across tue uafk
river, INTO tho pearly gates Of resf, where your
rnngs of RAPTURE leaded with his, shall reseroerate
through the mansions Of bliss eternal.
..ue il nos dead. the child of,our afectioni
But gone unto that home
Where lie no longer needs yonr poor protection,
And God himself doth rule"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

s@Mirrors, large and small, in evsry
variety Of frames, can be found at @. ".
Littlefeld & Co.'s Furniture Establishment
on Elm street. a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

E@-Attention is called to the announce
menfs in to days paper of Quincy A,
eweatt, az n candidate for Treasurer o
Dallas county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

sey Msssrs Williams Bros, Family
Grocers, are about putting up new bnild-
ing on the south side of Elm street, 20 1850
10 which they expect to remove in about a
month. ww-w te,s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10
&. ELECT HIGH SCHOOL
FOR BOYS.
LIMITED TO THIRTY PUPILS.

a Select High School,
In. which special attention will be given
10 the training Of boya and young men
alresdy acquainted with the elements of
an English education, md prepared to en-
ter With advantage upon u critical etudy
of Arithmetic, English Grammar, Latin,
the higher branches of English, the higher
branches of Mathematics, and especially
The departments Of Physical Science.
A liberal patronage is requested With
au earnrs,. resolution to merit success.
TERMS for month of twenty days--Pny
able monthly
'ollegiu'e w
Incidental Fee, per monIh,.......... 90
For Latin, nm extra charge OF One Dol
lar per month viii he made.
Those wishing 10 enter their sons will
find ME nt the Dallas Reading Room.
For particulars in relation TO myself,
refer freeley to Prof. Scales
S. q. MCCORMICK.
aug.S 1872 47;2mos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

Roy We are requested TO announce that
there will be divine service at the Meiho-
dist Episcopal Church in this city through
the week, commencing to morrow.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

srD g his notice in to days paper, it
will be seen that Dr. J. A. Sceghr, Surgeon
Dentis., has removed his Office to Com
nerce street, next door to the Keaton
Uouea
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

car Our sanctum on Thursday was ID
vored with the presen ce Of Mr.. carnes, 50
we'll known as an old and able journals /
in this State and in Mississippi.
The suspension Of the Houston Times,
with which Mr.. Carnes was lately
connected, has given him an opportuni-
~ of pay for the first time, visit to
our young and go-ahead city, 10 which We
bid him most cordial welcome.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

ssg Two new ono story buildings, 25zsO
feet each, are going up on the corner OF
Elm and jefferson streets. They are 10
commanding position, and we should have
bern pleas to see them run up two sto-