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AZ Court of Probate holden ut III -wotth NtiH.
IN aud for this County OF Hancock "a ,h,. N
wednesday Of February. \, u. ls79,
TREELAND II. EpSkEH. namei Executor. in a,
certain INSTRUMENT purpor ing to h.. the /, I
VIII Az ls7Ia'neni VI lienI:.-ain Istna late ot
"N'.'"'so' "a coslty deceased assIuy pr.,.
i ~ensea TIE same for probate
ORDERED Tina, the ,li ESccu,ur srr no
tice to III Iinr sons interested. Causing a
copy oi ihis order TO ID" published thee weeks
succcxsiselN IA lhs ktt-WoIN Anerlc an, printed
Al Ellsworth, lhsI thyy may appear al a Probate
Court 10 be held AT Ills worth sad county on th,.
3nd Wednesday vi Ardl next, n tea OF tie J!4or
In the forenoon, and che cause !, any ttey ta,.
why the same shopsa 10. DO allowed
s~S parker TUCK. Judge.
Fhe topy-Atiest GEo- A. DNEK. LEICESTER,
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~ ; curt - Probate hpl,len n El.~o.th utihin
aua 70 me tnuhiy Of Ilanrp-A. on the 81
"c'ncsiav II February. \. -. 49,.
TT NppDMA> named Executor III \ cert.4g
- instrument PurloTtllg l. nc Inc l..i vail aud
V lament % Amos smith, llte VI Bics port a.
ana county deoeAsei, haNiu. prvscut,,l the same
fsr probate
OEpagEp. That the sail Executor -4y.-n.,i,.
tncfeOi 4" AL PnE-ons lptrtrstr,t. bv yau.tn4 :,
O. ~ 81 ui- ur4cr to BE- pub.l-h-i .iir-c v, a
sne<r-d'rii "a The Aneilean. prt1tcI 10, IN.
"Tih, t1tI they may apt-esf a. i'rstn4tr t,4t 4,
o. holden al hIl-N 1tth. IN the 81 Mrin-.44, ct
ht'- H'N'' AZ tch % thr CLOCK in the forenoon and
-i'" cause, II ANY thry hIfr. WEs The sat
instrument 'houil DOT rs paasoi, approved. Ai.!
aiio"eI, a. the i.. s4l 4a4 tc,taut, IL Of ..,.t
deceA"Ci.
5Ns P.skru TRY T,a-.
i true tsPF-NteAt. Gao. \ BYEg, itrstetrr.
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Al touri OF Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and Tor the County OF Hancock. on the 81
"ed"e.'iay OF February, \. ID. l.:a
EDWARD BUCK named Executor ma certain
~ instrument purportln g - be the last will and
Testament OF John Buck LAKE OF Orland in snid
county deceased. having presented the same Tor
probate
ORDERED, Tina, tbs said Executor .iy. n.t,c.
10 All persons Interested, by causing = cnuv OF
ihis oracr to be pub i-tcd three weeks s.,rc<sl,,
" Ia Inc Amcrcau, printed at ~ sa orsh III th-y
may appear at ruta,e I-osrt To uc held at r, :.
worth. Ia .aiI coudty. on tine "A "wednesday Of
AT.saeHti At ten vi Tie clock 10 the forenoon and
shsw cause, II any tncy have, why III, -ais
IA Iiunen- should Not be proved, appto, eel. auI
allowed as the last VIII and testament u salJ Il
ceaseIi.
Jw3 p.u...1,,x ,,,,..
true eopy-At.ea, $50. a. DlsR Register
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Feb. 2lst, 1874
STATE or MAINE

HANCock, ss.-toars al t'Tnnate, fcb Fer IN.
\ H., ts.2.
Upon sas- iutez.ing Petition ORDERFn.-That
sal,l LG.lti0Est ave public uoiice 10 ali l'ersaEs
interested. toy causing cupj Of the petition. aud
thu order thereon, 10 sc -hilAiiod Three weeks
| succe-,W@lv IN The III. suFtt American, news.
| paper pubisheas ~. Ellsworth, IN sail Count, :,
! that tlry may appear 1T q Court OF Probate for
/ sand County 10 be heii at Ellsworth. on the Cad
/ Wednesday OF Apr. next, at ten oi the clock in
| the forenoon 10 shsw cause, II any they have why
| tue prayer OF laid petilpaer sl,0uli 10. Le grant
ed rAtsk Us tlt'iS, judge.
! Attest. iEC =. DIIR, EesIster, avs
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NIFc~N- 'sFF1. Y al III, T,t-Is JNI
10 the iionofabl, judge OF Probate Tor the Cuun.
~ uf Hancock.
TIE undersigned Witits ~ An lrcv J keti-tan
late ni Ellsworth IN Aii County. terea4cil. re-.
-pct'ully reprr .enta, tsIt san de,.-lsel died
seized and Dos-pssef OF Real Estate, in wht'l
.hr j. Lawfully -ntliivl to - .~rr. IA 1t no pari
Thereof h.s ogcH - ,tsncd to her Hy The httr- 3
tcnant~. ~ bv prprc~- ot law. ami Inlt She j.. De
slroH- . posses an! occupy her Dover n sever
dIi1. Shr thrt eIorc prAla Your hvt."t That hci
Dp"er IA .lts estate may BE- sst snei aal st uui
10 her and mt toinp,.s .ners may he anloInr 6
Tor that rur pose pursuant % las
B.. } kENI>TON.
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m Nhd Iof 70" t'Un'y % IIln"D-t % I-r /. /
= c'ne siay 81 frnfilarr. :. u -!
cIitRLEs II. AND tiENKY = Mt,nNUtp
" Executor. Of the lA.t ~ No an.I T..t,u,..t =,
Hatch Macninter l4Ir of Ell.wortA " .asI Cunt,
u e--ed-hA'iag I.rc-cuirt! their ~. 4 -suni II
Administration upon 'aid r'Iatc for Probate
oHNkktb THAT The ,a!4 xvcutat. .tt. MOTTO,
ihcI' 70 al person, tat. Fr-Ird ut causing A
c'p' - Iht. cri"r t. hv publish. "a three v,, =.
sue cs.ty,iy 10 thc Ell-Aorta N,nrr,r,n tr,nt,t
in El-Narth that they nav Appear Al +. Ir..l,.,r
t'1t u e" h''dcn ~ EiI-Notti4. GA th. 81 We
hr'dAf q Afrl ueNt. A. ZEN ot the rl-cA ifi
u. i"tcHoun, and ,hew cause II ans ,h.y me-
why tha .a,as .nould nnt L. AiIa.,d
Say p.rEt. T,.,. rt
iue tovS-hii.st GIo \ Dian E..I.trf
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TO the ii"noraoie Judge of Probate The Coun-
= a. tiauss.Ds.

70 the li"ncraoie Judge of Probate Tor The Coun-
= a. ,iauss.es.
me undersigned Administrator upon the Estate
OF James Whitaker late OF l. linotle, respectfully
represents that there l. ri lSfsonai property be-
longing "a sad estate, that in order to pay the
Just demands aud argos oil administration 1t will
be necess-r, o. sell portion Of the Re 4 Estate
and by 50 doing tbcvaiue OF the .o.aain,ier would
Ue eprcc iitcd, ths: T.. has receyei in a,lysinta
s-ous oaef u eleven nuh'ircd tiOliars for the
slote Of lie real estate, from Emery Thompson.
He therefore PRAY tir,t he may be authorized 10
aeeeH said offer, A. il wouli be for the advantage
OF all parties interested,
JANE, II. WHITAKER.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss.-Court N FrnbSte, Feb. Term
A. D., ls7s- sFe.. ,sw
Upon he toreg lag Petition, 0sDERED.-Thai
sa petitioner give public notice TO ali persons In
crested, BY causing = eupy of the petition
and this order thereon, TO be published
| three weeks successiysly ID the Bills
worth American, newspape. published in tl,s
| worth in said Couaty, thas they may appear w q
Ellsworth on Tue qua Wednesday 10 Apr. next, al
ten CT the clock IN the forenoon, and show Cause
| ii any they have, why the prayer oil said petit
| toner should not be granted.
sws pARxER Tuck, Judge.
Asssas: HBe. 4. DyER. Rsgistss.
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Al our municipal election to-day the cit
izeu> ticket prevailed. There were no
party candi dates Hon. ". c. Marshall
the pre,ent incumbent was almost uuami-
mDu>ly chosen Mayor and Geo. Z. johnson
was elected Police Judse.
PORTLAND. MI, y
Big Aniiilers from New York, with
coal. was iowod INFO port this morning
leaking badly. She had been obliged TO
~; Of into The Gulf Stream TO ihaw out.
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B IL In. Honorable judge OF Probate To- the COM.
- ni Hancock.
THE unacrsl .urd administrator al 80 Estate ui
her amin NUrrh lat II tls,y orh -ijI GO Intv
I deceased, respectfully rrnrestut- thar the gun"-
ID enittel- rights ami credits -! 'io'"a-,.i
are lpt u'ienttp pay his ,.,aI s,.a Aaa u .e-
/ OF administration, ~ wv sHa % nne hundiej
/ dollars, Nhttri9re NGus petitioner prays your
Lunqr ~ arILt AHA :. License 10 sell. pubic o.
pns ate sale. aud convey all Oi the Real Esllte ni
sand deceased Including the rey-rst1n OF the Will
/ ow.'s dover IheTriA' To .at.iy said debts an.l
J charges 90 administration.
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control them. The testimony OF our best cit
,rn-. VI all classes, establishes the fact TINT
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve ana
cure the affecting disorder. OF the Throat ard
Lungs beyond any other medicine. III. no,
dangerous affections Of the Pulmonary Orran.
yield TO il power; and cases OF Consum ption.
eugei by this preparation, arc publicly known
so remarkable ~ hardly 10 be believed weg,
they no, proven beyond dispute As remedy
u Is adequate, on which the public NAV "
Tor taa protection. By caring Coughs, the
torerr1nerS OF more serious disease il save. w.
numbered lives, and an amount OF suffering rot
10 be computed. Il challenges trial and con
vinces the mos, scepticRL Every family shou
keep /: on hand as protection agsins, the early
and unperceived attack Of Pulmonary Alice
tons, which are easily met AZ first but which
become incurabls, and too often fatal il neg
lected Tender lungs need this defence; and /.
is unwlse 70 be without Il. As = safe guard &.
children. amid the distressing diseases which
he-e; the Throat and Chest Of childhood CHERRY
PkeroRAL Is invaluable; for by lis timely use
mu!t!'udes are rescued from premature grave,
AMI saves 70 the love and affection centred o.
Them Il acts speedily and surely against erdi-
macy Gods, securing sound and health-re,torins
siee1 No one viii suffer troublesome Infu.
enza and painful Bronchitis. when they know
how easily they can BE cured
Originally the product Of long laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or .o,.
s. spared in making every bottle in the uiInos,
possible perfection. IL may be confidently relied
upon a, possessing all the virtues it has eve.
exA1ted, AMI capable Of producing cure, A.
memorable a. the greatest it has ever effected,
rREPAsEpBy
Or. ]. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL rRuC0Isrs EVERYWHERE.
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1hh y B>cRlBfR hereby give, public notice
! tn all concerned that hc ha, been fgIy 4p-
pointed and ha- taken upon himself The trust of
an Administrator Of the estate III
'"rnslins ". Mill,ken. late II I.amo,n-
,a the County of HANCOCK dce.ascd bv .,lu.
p"n4 a. ibr IA" 'iteet-, ne therefore request. ail
pFf'"n' "ho -" Indebted - Ihv slit ,ls,,a.,I-.
"stai" 20 make immediate pa,m~1t. aud tha..
We nav any demand. thereon To- cNhIlit the
sane Tor pay,n~n !, T. MI JtLt<
heb 2lst, ls52 49,,
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WANTED.

AtOMPETENT AGENT to take charge OF
the sale Of large popular AMI rapidly selling
Religious Work in one of the New England
Sta.es None need apply but one who pos - sses
experience. Intelligence. integrity, rncrgv and
Pcrscverahce; who IL Wiling to work ca rlg and
late Tor 4 liberal salary. Address
s.. SCRANTON X 60, Hartford Conn,
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EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENTS
CABINET ORGAN S
The MASON HAMLiN O-GAN Co.. res pectiuliy
Announce the Introduction 81 improvement "t
much more tn N ordinary interest The
REED Ard PIPE CABINET ORGANS.
being tHT "nI. ~Utsra'lul tua stu4'luF. VII RI NJ
IiFE~ WITH reeds ever mate.
DAYS IRA >PO-i>G hEi-BDAnD,
whl.h cln BE- instant Htpt,t q ta" I4.t
ir,t. rHIuSI /. thr p.teh. Or liuspo-ln- q" AcF.
fvg dr'Wttg- hnl descriptions SEE ttrctl4.
NEW AND ELEGANT ~TNI.I> OF
DIT LIZ REED CABINET ORGANS,
Al ) Ito- siI. and sl!h each. oasIder8'g Japa"i-
~, Ei~SIncy and InOrput ENcyilruce OF Work
man ship. these are cheaper than any before oHtr
ed
The NtsO> < HANLIN organs are arknpwl
eis' BEST, and from extraordinary ilellltirs
ior manufacture this company Can dlord, aud
uutrTtaEC 10 -ct ri l,rfccsN irh render them
INTERNATIONALLY CHEAPEST,
fDrR OCTAVE oRoA>s s5J c.,chi fltl. ptTANo
oRoh>s siUo. s'2s and upwatds. " I'm three sets
reeds 80 .d up"i ards. Fat. sy les Up 70 .ljO1
each.
NEW ILLUSTRATED CtTALoorE. and TESTING
NAL CIRCULAR, WIN opinions uI MOEt THAN
ON. THOUSAND VT ~iCIA\-. sent Tree.
MASON 4 AAAMLlN ORGAN CO,
| l1Es ut -. ANA. y
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% i'tmoH a. al Cpttiy. ,ictra,rI respectful.
W reprvsrnts. N ~ ,a4i tccc t-tl tlI. I.-e,>ud
81 Ftr-onsI f-lifc, All Inventory OF Nhi-l has
DUeu ''ait rrturHr-! tntn the Probate On-r that
her 'tlr .niHiauee~ render q necessary that The
rH"H ! taAc more ot AM Per epu4.l L-taGr n 4u
-hr i rHittri 10 pa a distribution ihercO she
therefore y a. tiiat your Honor souht grant her
-! "-.hev out ~ sAti 4 ,r-oull r tate a, Ia
ySGf discretion Aol nav 'icirrlnInc necessary AMI
prop AMI ll- that your iio...,r would ap,ntnt
corn.i'. -iontr' 10 set put lcr bower ia sad uu,-
baud. Real L.isle.
d.. .N.Ll. IL.
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we. the un,icrsign9I. have been acquainted with
AUS sawyer Tor many years and believe her 70 b,
aNI',.usn lady and skiifui nurse and hs,in.
pssi her saTo In our families II rive. us yrga,
p'easnre IN saying 1t 10 the best general n.dlsin,
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~ 'raH % Probate holden az Iil- ,orth, w.th-
in and ior the t'un,y OF Htneyck cd thr /. 1
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IL. Paul Revere's Ride, Newell Jordan !;
-. Good Night. Engenia Sun,insby; IA. Re-
monstrance against High Schools &c. Cora
Call; Is. Duet for the Piano. Waves Of the
Ocean," Misses Hall and -Pulsifer; ls. The
Dying Alchemist, Edward E. Brady;
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-06

A FINE PIcTURE.-We recently
had the Bieasure of inspecting I'm
oil painting at the residence OF Col;
w II. Tucker, which for clear and
striking delincation Of features,
Iif,like viv idness of exprcssion, and
artistic finish, is really to be admir-
ed. This painting is q portrait o.
BOWIE, the celebrated mechanic ana
inventor of the bowieknife; it was
executed by the American 'art'st
Neely, many specimens OF wliosc
art are to be seen at the Capitol
museum at Washington City.
The Legislature of Texas was at
one time negotiating for the pur-
chase of this picture for the sum OF
$500, 90. The breaking out of the
war suspended the negotiation, and
this superb painting was subsequcn
tly presented to Col. Tucker by the
artist himself.
Pendent upon the wall Of G, ] rs
parlor is also picture of J. Pinck;- :
ney Henderson, the first Goyetnor
Of our State II picture represent
ing features IF a strong aud pcytr!i
ar cast, ind especially Interesting
ffbih ihe personal identity of its or.
iginal with the carly fortunes Ut
Texas Trinity Adp0cate.
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what the ARMY is For.

0ui expenditures on account OF
tic army l;istyerf Mtto 81, $50 ,Os4;
as,the army tolIsisis OF $4,000 men
all told, the expenditure was about
81 400 per mana very exhorbitant
rate. The estimated expenditures
Oh army account for the present
year are S43,O0O,000, which is still
at the rate of about 81, 400 TO the
man.
In view of this large expenditure,
1t is ohlS iair that the people ask
What the army is for Z What ate
its uses? What arc it's duties? In
Europe armies are maintained at an
oppressive cost TO the people, part
~ TO preserve the existing status,
and partly to feprcss the very peo-
plc whom this costs. The people
support the armies, and the armies
suppress the people. But a differ
ent notion has prevailed in this
country. 1t has Lccn thought that
the sole duty Of an army in this
country is to fight the enemy, If
there is no cnsmy p hghi there is
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=
righ,ips at PisSdrns Ncgras,
THREE MEN KILLED.

~
A letter, dated Eagle Pass, 18Th
December, gives us the information
that on The day previous, Pedro
Naldcz, in the name OF President
Juarez, entered Picdras Negras by
forrp ct, arms. Some thousand
shots were fired and three men kill
cd. On the morning Of the 18th,
Falcon, OF the revolutionary party
came in sight ofthc Pirdras NegraSi
hhd finding the place in Possession
Of the JuarcE party, little skirm.
ish took place in the edge Of town.
Tho letter concludes MS follows:
went over to Picdras Negras,
and at, t.eGt back from the lend of
"God and liibflty.' One hol", n ad5
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-06

The TRANS. CONTINENTAL RAtt-
RoAD.-We learn that while many
of the valuable books and papers of
the company were destroyed in the
recent fire, the essential maps and
profile for the prosecution of the
work were saved. We are also in
formed that the iron for the con-
struction of the first hundred miles
is in New Orleans, awaiting Ship.
mont. Th, bridge over Sulphur,
which is to cost $4,000 is rapidly
progressing. The first estimate Of
$4,000 has been promptly paid the
contractors. All looks very much
like getting a railroad, The p'edg-
es made this ountry by the totni
pany, and the financial and railroad
repGtitioh 6f MaFshall o. Roberts,
justifes the belief, that this enter
prise will be prosecuted with great
vigor. lie could not afford to haz
ard it, after all that has been said
and done. --JefefSdH Times.
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the RUGEER.


drepm Gf ono who lies
Brnratb Kcntucky1 ;ki.r. un 81,
Until with tears my eyes are pftrlIawllg,
And again hear sound 1,
From u bloody battle ground, d. ling
Where ilcs a little mound with grass o'crgrow
Once more I hear tho crash
" cannon, and tn, dash
0fCa,ary that flash across the valley;
But wilder sound than all
Beneath that smoky pail
shris out tho bugle )all of: "TroOpers, rally
hdown the rocky hill
They gallop with will,
The buxln blnring shrill chscry measure;
Their chargers all u row,
Fla ianniing to aud fro,
Right on to death they go ~ II FOR pleasure.
Sharp rings the whistlibs steel
While cannon thunders peal;
A shoat goes up: They reel In yondor hollow"
Aud " with cheer IN cheer,
They Griye them. far and near,
The flying, winged with fear Of those who follow.
Why docs thc.Ssrrlc blow
No loud recall, M mot
or triumph that the foe, disnayed, Is flying?
Alhs, our bugl' r lay
Whore ragged the iierccst frny,,
Upon that evil day, 'mld dead and dying
We laid him down to rest,
Brave heart where earth had dreSt
A tree .plumsd hiliock's crest with floral beauty;
Ali never 'rner soul
Than his sped tu Its goal. ldnty.
Whose legend marked our roll :"slain ut his
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The Vicar of wakefield

To us, the Vicar Of Wakefield is the most
charming story that ever was written. VIC
thought so, the first lime we ever read il,
and we think 20 row after having read il
over and over, again and again, with con-
tiuued snd increasing delight. 1t is ever
blooming, ever fresh and fragrant. As a
combination of genuine lusnor, wit, wisdc m
and practical reiigiSn it has no equal in
English literature. 1t comes home to all
classes, Of every ngs, young OF old, high or
low. fhs simplicity and clearrt's of its
style make 1t perrrsiiy understood by
every body, and it affords pleasure alike
10 the uncllturej and the most cutiva-
ted. 1t is so natural, so lifc.like and real,
that you never think Of its being fiction.
The old woman. who said she liked it
nightly, but she could write just as good
q story herself, paid it the gre latest Of com
pliments. And yet, that kind Of style,
wlii;h bapy regard as SO cotmon and
easy of acomp piishment, is, of all Others the
most difficult to attain, and the number OF
authors, who have succeeded in il, is small
indeed. Among them, we may mention
DE Foe, Addison and Goldsmi iih IN Eng land,
and, in this country, our well beloved
Ha.hlngton Irving. Ike many other
men OF true genius, pcct Goldsmith was
not much appreciated by his sStempOra-
ries, but, while their labored AMI iau lei
productions are now mostly forgotten, the
Vicar of Wakefield, written off hastily to
provide food and to prevent starvation,
will live forever.
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South for the South, with no iiitls
| JOY and pride.
The Names oflhe an tli3rs--sach
men rs Cominodoirie N. +. Mausy.
! (whom Europe las justly honorcd. !.
Prois. Nennblc, Holmes, Glider.
slccvs, and Schelo do We're, of thu
University Of Virginia, the broth.
crs lc Contc, and Prof Sachilebcn,
of tho University of South Carplinp,
with v'hcrs of equal emihence |
their respective dcrartmcnts--ars i
sufficient guarantee, not only as to
The quality of the matter, but also
rs to, the righteousness of the mode
OF tc4ching-a guarantee that tho
latest discoveries and soundest con.
clusions Of science are taught in tho
most approved methods of inttrdc-
tiqp. ''. .''
lfany further assurance were
necessary, it might be found in tha
fact lhAt the. .,c"m,nIhy consists OF
well-known Southern men. whbs;ss
names arc sufficient credentials ii
the charactcr ofnny enterprise they
are connected with. A Company
that numbers among its stockhold
ers Gems. Joseph II. Johnston,
Beanregard, Gordon. Even, Hood;
Buckncr, Hays, Taylor, Ice, oldest
son of r, Il, tce3 Polk, Luwton;
CoIduitt, And many, others of thd
prominent men oftBc South, dooi
not need TO give . ceftititAte of
character. o.,
These books while fall, and han,l;
som" III style, arc cheaper than any
other series in use; and We have
yet to meet the teacher who hSt
tried them who did not prefer theih
to nIl othcrs.
We are glad to learn | lat tic IL;
bors Of ,Ef Company tinve bcsf
crowned with the mos: gratifying
success. Their b6oKs eit, now ~
use i'll every Southern S,Ats, hata
Keen adopted BY HE 8, ato Board of
Education for all the Public school.
of Georgia, and by nearly all tho
counties of Virginia There can b6
no doubt that they will before long
be almost exclusively used in the
South, and we heed not say thnt
hhch Il result has our hcartiast godt
wishea.--NashrHle Union d. amer.
,cdH.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-06

A meeting Of THE Risk bar, for
the purpose Of fexptesslng, their fccl-
ings in regard tt the Killing OF
Mcssrs. Cooley aid House, mem
bcrs oftIic Tyler Bar, passed vas
the following resolution
HpsUived, That we have heard OF
this gscht Hiili niiiigled feelings Of
horrtif and regret, the circunistnn-
ees; d they wore detailed to as at
lending the assassination, establish
ing beyond all question, that the
killing of these brother attorneys
was unprovoked. malicious, pre-
meditated, aud unparalleled for
barbarity in the annals Of crime
Houston Telegraph
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-06

Hon + IL. Dohonuy, oc.,a,or from
this District, arrived in our city ,oa
Friday ev6iiiIig. did on Saturday
last, addressed d lifge mceting at
the Court House. He made an iu:
;cresting, ilnpromptu talk in @liitll
he reviewed the action of the Leg
islature, aud fully exposed. tho vii.
lainy of Governor Davis. From
his speech we learned that the Cot
ernor was without funds, aid u IA
questionable whether or not lic can
run tho machine for another year
without an extra session ofthc Leg
islaturo, and Us there is 10 new
body elected, and further since the
term of the retiring members has
expired, we know not what the old
tyrant will do for means, with
which to prosetdtS Bis villainies.--
Paris Press.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-06
Babies and Small Children,
FOR SALE.

NnA ACRES-an improved farm. 8
NUU miles West o. Louisville, Denton
|, county; headlight Of e.. Squires.
OOO ACRES, improved farm, miles
C%U North of Porters Bluff, Hender-
son county; headlight Of james NJ. Sharp.
NHC ACRES, improved farm, 6 miles
CU North of Caldwell Burleson
county. headlight of Washington Roark.
SnO ACRES, unin proved land, ad-
CUU joining Fraimville, Burleson
Ss..uiy; mart Of Ii. r. Davis league,
ttO6 ACRES, unimprovsd land in Wal
,OUN) ker coaints; par, of Caltih Lynch
1900 ACRES, GnfmprOvtd land in
IZCU Erath county, on Gilmers creek
headlight Of EliI halet Kfnball.
IOO0 ACRES, Of uhfnproved lard in
lLOU Erath county; headrighi Of Drurr
nA0AcREs, OF mimpro,ed land in
O4lJErath county; headlight of Ira II.
Foster. -..,..
These are old and select locations, and are
we'll timbered and wnterel.
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