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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-11
Voluntarios v reformistas.
Leemos 10 siguiente en- Ez Pro

Leemos 10 siguiente en- EI Pro
gresO:
''Con gusto hemos visto que varios
sefores del cuerpo de Voluntarios de
Vega-baja forman parte del Comite
reformista de aquel pueblo, y que mu-
chos individuos de dicho cuerpo estan
dispuestos q votar ell candidate refor-
mista d. Jose Antonio Alvarez Pc
ralta. AL fin la verdad Sc hace paso y
Sc disipan injustas prevenciones."
ST ell partido ultra-reformista tu-
vlera otra historic; 81 solamente aspi-
raciones de mas 6 menos libertades
10 separasen del liberal-conservador,
NADIA tendrfa de particular la actitud
polftica de los varios seflores del cuer-
po de Voluntarios de que nos da no.
ticia ell colega. Pero habiendo pedido
solemnemente todos los representan-
tes radicales la disolucion y ell desar-
me de los voluntarios sin que su prem
sa rechazase esta pretension anti-pa-
trlotlca,. va que no Sc habia atrevido
a formularla a4uf, y siendo ell Sr. AL
yarez Peralta precisamente upo de los
que frmaro2 la peticion de desarme,
resulta, que 8 bien los Voluntarios de
ega-baja ignoran esta circumstance
8, al unirse al comite ultra -reformista,
Sc han propuesto trabajar para que 4
sus companeros les sean arrancadas
las armas con QUE deben defender la
nacionalidad y ell 6rden cuando sea me-
cesario. 81 10 primero, 81 no saben 10
que para su Institute signifca ell Sr.
d. Jose Alvarez Peralta, como Sc la
ma ahora, 8 D. Jose Reyes Alvarez,
como tenemos entendido Sc Ilamaba
cuando hace % amos fuG depuesto de
maestro de la escuela de Cabo- -rojo y
extranado de aquel pueblo donde era
pey@dictol su presencia; entonces los
Voluntarios de Vega -baja deben reti-
rarse del comit6 reformista. Si. 10 Sc
gundo, es declr, 81 estan enterados los
Voluntarios aludidos de 10 que para
So Cuerpo signi6ca la candidatura del
Sr. Alvarez, 10 que no creemos, en-
tonces deben ser expulsados de la
honrada milicia voluntaria porque es-
ia no puede consentir en- su seno q
hombres que trabajen por su disolu-
cion y desarme.
Esta nuestra opinion parecera al
gunos intransigencia; pero las perso-
mas de buen sentido convendran con
nosotros en- que ell mas vulgar espfri
tu de conservation y la l6gica mas ele-
mental ponen a los citados Volunta-
rios de Vega baja en- la penosa alter
nativa que acabamos de indicar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-11
SAN TI-SPIRITUS,

Con ell epfgrafe Ell CABEcILLA Co.
Mrz, ell Eco de Samcti-Sptritsts en- su
nllmero correspondence al 8, dice 10
siguiente:
"Marcial Gomez; ese tan tenaz re-
belde ha conclude su vida en- lucha
personal con un Official de la guerrilla
de- Barcelona, la que practicable reco-
nocimientos a vanguardia de la tro-
cha; pues, es una de las que constitu
yen la Inca de exploradores 6 de OBJ
servacion; 10 encontr6 con su peque-
ma partida de unos 40 hombres, 80
armados con rifles, q la cual destroz6,
muriendo ell cabecilla y 4 individuos
mas, hfzoles 3 prisioneros, y coji6les
algunas armas, varias mujeres y ninos.
Ell hermano de Gomez llamado Jo-
Sc, cabecilla tambien y que Sc encon-
t7aba Ell la refriega, ha salido herido
segun dicen los recogidos.
Ell encuentro tavo lugar en- Ell pun
to llaa,ado San Luis de los JagIeyes
y por Hato potrero q yanguardia de
la Inca Militar. 4 aa
Marcial Gomez, natural de Ciego
de Avila, ha sido uno de los que, mer-
ced al gran conocimiento que tenfa
del terreno en-, esa parte del CANA
giey, donde quem6 gran ndmero de
incas, y en- cuyo sitio operaba con
muy poca gente, pues nunca lego a
reunir 80 hombres, era atrevido y por
demas auda7; habiendose escapado
herido mas de una vez, y alguna de
elias hasta sin zapatos, dejandose la
ropa y cuanto tenia incluso armas, hu-
yendo de nuestra incansable persecu-
cion; cor, esos pocos que lie acompa1la-
ban, sin norte, con Ell miedo dentro de
ST, andaba, hasta que le lego su hora
comole sucedera a los demas va muy
contados que quedan:ssasf Pues, pode-
mos establecer como axi6ma de esta
guerra hoy, tel que no Sc presente
morira 4 nuestras manOs."
ESi1no fuera5 porqne nos rebaja el
nombrar y ocuparnos de esos entes
niserables.que ejercen nellaborantismo,
= " que con ell silencio los desprecianos
mas, les preguntarfamos, lSdonde tie
nen esos grandes elementos donde
estan esas partidas esos desembarcosg
"a 10 sabemos; enla imagination en-
Canada, loca y enferma de unos GUAM
tos ignorantes, los que tambien su-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-11

simple comparacion de estos nombres
con los de los traidores del Departa-
mento central, da un raudal de luz
sobre ell reformismo radical.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-23
MCKINNEY.
Grand. Rail Road barbecue


The grand barbecue celebrating the ad'
vent OF the Texas Central Railroad trans
pired at Mckinney on the 2ist inst, and
was certainly great success.
yThe ceremonies began about II \ ~, Of
which time the Chairman Of the Committee
Of arrangements introduced Gov. Jas. W
rhrock morton Of Collin county. The Gov.
ernor first, In bchalfof the citizens Of Me-
Kinney gave welcome to all, proceeding
in speech OF some three quarters of an
hour replete with good sound reasoning
and a wonderful degree Of historical in
formation rs 10 the State no loves. lie
taught us new and increased reverence
for the great State Of Texas in q mastery
expose of her wonderful resources, spoke
Of the grand results already achieved by
the completion of the I. & c. II. Il. and oil
those yet to come to US through tho great
Texas Pacific Railway.
The Governor was followed by Col. W.
J. lIutchns, of Houston, Vice President
T. c. Railroad, who entertained the audi
enco for few minutes with q plain matter
of fact talk about the road AMI the coun.
try. fex, on the list came tho old war
horse, Col. Ashbel Smith, in rousing
speech Of some length, principally devoted
to argument opposing the division Of the
State. Col. S. has lost mono Of the power
which gave tone to the young Republic OF
Texas, thro his official person at the court
Of St. janice. John T. Brady, OF Houston
followed with lively Talk OF some length
Mandatory of North Texas and the bull.
ers Of the Texas Central, promising the
assembled people to manufacture the pro
duct of this great wheat region, in 10
city Of Houston, lIf VIC dent cut you CT al
Dallas, Colonel--El.)
Judge Burford Of Dallas, and Colonel
Easton of Grimes, closed with short
speeches full of sense and merrmcnt.
The promised provision for 10000 per.
sons was faithfully fulfilled. Everything
in abundance and of the best quality.
The gentlemen of the Committee, brother
Bingham of the Enquirer, Gov, Throck
morton and mine hosts of the "Donnell'
have our warmest thanks for courtesies.
viii have more to say Of Mckinney
soon.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-23
Our Book Table.

GopEY's LADY's Book for December is
already on our table, containing unusu-
al attractions in the way Of illustrations,
ia shion Plates, literary contents, etc. In
fact, as VIC have said Godey's is the fash
ion magazine of the age, and the verdict
Of the ladies testifies it, Subscribers for
tie coming year will remember the extra
induce ments in the way of premiums.
"0ur Darling" frst-class chronic, worth
SIS, is given 10 erery subscriber TO Gcdey's
Lady's Book for 1878, whether single
subscriber for SO, or in a club Of six for
fourteen dollars. We will receive subscrip-
lions for the book at the Herald Office, or
those who prefer can address the Publisher,
L. A. Cooley, N. r. corner OF Sixth and
Chestnut streets, Philadelphia. In either
case The premium chrome will be given 10
each subscriber.
PErERsos's MAGAZINE for December Is
on our table in advance, and is perfect
gem. This is, without doub., the cheapest
of the really good lady's books. II contains
every year, one thousand pages fourteen
steel engravings twelve colored, double
size, steel fashion plates; twelve colored
Berlin patterns; tweniy-four pages Of rnu-
SIC; and more than q hundred ncvsle,s
and original stories by the best American
writer's. There is no deception about 1t
Yet the p-iee is OILY Two DOLLARS, or a
dollar lss, Than magazines Of its class. No
wonder Il has the largest circulation IN the
verdi To clubs il is cheaper still. Thus,
Eve copies are sen. for eight dollars, or
eight copies for twelve dollars, or twelve
copies for seventeen dollars TO tie per-
son getting Up atksr Of fAess clubs an extra
copy is given as premium, and also su-
perb FIVE dollar sngraving for framing.
aCbrist Weeping Over Jerusalem" spsei-
msrs Ct the Magazine are sent gratis 50
write for Ors, sod sss fer yourselves. Nov
is the tine 10 shbseriber or 10 get Up clubs
for 1873. Address CHAnLEs J. PrTrRsox,
sos Chestnut Street, Fhils5elrhia, IA.
she fate Of Marion L. II. csshiBr.
Housssu- Fnsiisher. A poem b. Ibos. {.
H~u~r sf.rui1 e. rr.l * <ff7r Trrs-. =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-23
The Dallas Library Association.

In publishing the following acknowl'
edgment from this Association We
beg to call the attention Of our citi-
zens to the work that has already been
done in building up the Society, and to urge
o generou continuance Of the favor of the
public to its future. The associa lion has
already on its shelves some seven or eight
hundred volumes, contributed by citizens
of Dallas and other places, and number
of magazines and newspapers its member
ship now numbers $50 active members,
25 Of them new members elected ut the
last regular meeting. The funds Of
the society arising from dues are ap-
proprialed to the current expenses, besides
which there is $500 on hand, donation
from our esteemed fellow.citlzcn W. j.
Clark, Esq. The Socis'y needs further
MD for the purchase of books, fitting up
their rooms, and various other improve
ments, and to this end will innuguratc du
ring the present winter, series Of con-
certs, preparations for which are now be.
ing made. We hope and believe that Cur
people will lend o helping hand sc the en-
terrrise.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
The Dallas Library Association nc
knowledges the receipt of the following
donations From Father Pairier, Life Of
Franklin, Life of Washington, SALESMAN
in me of George III; z voumes) Rambler
g volumes Elements of Moral Science,
Elements Of Criticism e volumes,) Elc-
ment Of Logic Four years in Saddle from
Rev. S. b. Davenport, Day Dawn in Africa,
from W. H. Johnson, Rollins Ancient His
tory IS volumes) Hume's History of Eng
land is volums,) Collin, Grays, Bratlle 8
and Sicily Poe,ical works; from L. Wal
lenstein. The Shadow Of Ashlydyat, The
Rye House Plot, Inquisi,ion in Spain, The
Discarded Queen, The Mouls Love in High
Life, The Ilciress of Bcllefountai The
Twire Lientenants, Carry Harrington.
At the last meeting Of the Directory the
following gentlemen were elected members
Of the Association: A. II. SIeagall,
Sanger, L. Wallenstein, G. Mayer, G.
Dreyfus, J. L. Dickson, J. L. Schneider,
A. Davip, j. T.. Mnrsalis, NJ. Scott, j II.
Potts, G. NJ. Littlefe}d, Il. V. Tompkins,
J. NJ. Heoldman, r. Gaines, j. q. Cum.
mings, F. Collier. W. II. Beaumo', II. {:
Hcskins, l.. NJ. Martin, j. D. McCanant,
T. ]. Frank, NJ Walton.
WALTER Z. SrEMaoSs,
Librarian
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
Special 10 tho Dallas HEaAtp.

Special 10 tho Dallas HEnAtp'
RicuNosp, Va, Nov. 22-Grani'a ma
joriiy In Virginia Is nearly 10000.
MiLLlpoEyiLLr, Ga. Nov. 22-The Ilo
,cl block, with several stores and residcn
ces, hurned---loss 100000.
MoSrooagar, Ala, Nov. eo--rhe Leg
isla,ure met In Joint session to-day. TIT
State Republican tioset Is elected by 500
majority, with somo question regarding
tho auditor. Tho rump was 10 session, Blu
did no business.
New Orleans and Matamoras telegraph
dated city of Mexico, 18th inst, stntes that
Congress has assembled and proclaimed
Lerdo Deiajado unanimously elected Presi.
deat of the Republic.
SAN Francisco, Nov. pa party Of
men are expected to leave for the Colora.
do Stone Fields today. C. r. Stanton is
coming from New Mexico with $3.50, 900
worth.
New YORK, Nov. 22-Nrarly all the
newspapers Of this city to-day morn ing
and evening, have editorials calling for
more stringent execution ofthe law against
murdsrers. BURGERS and roughs. Some
were limiting At tho formation of avigi'
lance committee.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 22--In tho Federal
Court the case of Kellogg an Warmoth, G
al was postponed until Monday. 1t is
now believed Gov. WnrmOth will commits
sion all the city and parish officers clear-
" elected, and have them indicted into
office. The Districts Courts, with the new
officers, are working smoothly this morn.
ing. Federal interference in State affairs,
which has been threatened by the Gus
tom House partizans ever since the cleo.
ton, is not now apprehcnded.
MARKETS.
LIVER rooL, Nov. 22-Cotton firm up
lands 81; Orleans lOl.
New YORK, Nov. 22-Gold 1l2i; cotton
easier; good ordinary lS4i low middlins
10 middling upland 1871 middling Or
leans 20; midlling Texas 10Y.
New CLEANS, Nov. 22-Gold 1879 cot
ton quiet; nominal miidling l9s
GALVESTON, Nov. 22-Good ordinary
l5a; low middling l64 middIing III.
HlpEs-Dry stock advanced 20, consc
ouencc great distraction of hides in the
Boston fire. Dry stretched l9@l9l; dry
rough lS3@lo; dry sailed lGa9l7; wet
sailed l0i@l04.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-23
Tribune Of Respect.
R0oNs OF THE DALLAS LIBRARY Asso- !
III ArInN Nov llIh lSIQ {

Rooms OF THE DALLAS LIBRARY Asso- !
CATION, Nov 18th, 1872 /
At n called meeting Of the members of
The Dallas Library Association, had for
tho purpose Of expressing the feelings of
the Association upon the death Of our
brother and fellow member, e. NJ. OLIVER.
Upon motion, a committee of three mem
bers consisting of j. T. Downs, r. E..
Burks and J. L. Williams were appoint
following were submitted and adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an all wise
Providence 10 remove from our midst our
worthy and we'll beloved brother, E. M.
Oliver,
RESOLVED, LIST. That while we mourn his
loss VIC will endeavor to bow humbly to
the inscrutable will of God.
~. That in the death of brother Oliver,
one of the fou ders sthis Assoc intion, we
lose one Of our most valuable members
the community a good citizen, and his as
sociates a warm and generous friend.
3D.. That We extend to his berenved re-
la,ons and friends our coincidence and
sympathy in this their sad affection.
4,h. Thai copy of these resolutions be
furnished TO the Dallas HERALD and News,
each, with request that the same BIO pub
lished.
9th. That copy of these resolutions be
furnished the family Of the deceased.
Ut. DOWNS,
R. e. BURKs, Com.
J. L. WILLIAMS, }
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A Card.

pALLAs, Texas, Hoy. 22d, 1872.
To the Eiliior Of the IILEktS;
Your issue Of the 9th inst, contained
a letter signed ar. 5. Guy," in shich he
attempts to answer circular is isd o. Nj.
Kendall aad myself in regard TO the Ho-
iioh Of tho Dallas and MassSs;d CoaEsn-
tioa. Our circular was in aasTe- 10 the
address Of eerran citizens aud " ds-line
10 reply 10 CAPT Gays lstisr, giving As .
reason that i'alihongh making due aiioN-
auoe for the hszig e1PreSsioas Of one
sus-tiue under defeat. yet bis ianEa.re
is not snch a. 10 merit our attention his
letter ofibe 9th inst is unworthy ola re-
speclabl. notice and viii simply aid hat
the Isrfer 90 far ne Il relates 20 eonIIsaie-
ion Of lay circ1iAr,l is 8 tissus Of fa'zs
hoods from Beginning 10 cad,
Respectfully.
JtHx u s1rtrrors
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-23

WEuAvE long wished to speak of the
house Of f. II. Cushing in the terms which
it's great attractions and excellence merit;
and we have delayed to do so because a
few off hand adjsctives would fall short OF
a just and appreciative estimate Of its
worth. His house is not simply one of the
attractions, il is one Of the solid excellent
things of Houston. IL lie book store, a
music store, a gallery OF numerous, vari'
ed, beautiful chromos;a gallery OF the
most ex lnisite minor satuary (Rogers)
that the world can show, and general
stationery store.
The book store is, in view Of the excel.
l,nce of the books on safe, unqusstionable
the best in the State. We find there books
which are books, the best selected from
the published catalogues in the Unitef
States ana England; and We record it to
the credit Of our people that these best
books do not long cucumber his shelves.
When 10 New Orleans we habiiually stroll
into their book stores. We have seen no
npe in the excellent choice OF books equal
to Mr.. Cushing's.
Ia Ia also a music store. His selection
Of music is large, and persons capable Of
judging, which the writer is not, pro-
noupce il excellent. In like manner his
pianos receive from competent judges the
big est encomiums.
We leave the galleries Of ehromos and
miner statusry, consisting OF Rogers
groups, for future notice.
Our article is already 90 long that we
have not room 10 consider them as works
of art and in their relation 70 artistic
TASTE. its lack and its cultivation among
Us, as We intend to do sometime hereafter.
-HoEs f7R Courier.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-23


Den. Long, Republican, beats Hunt,
Democrat for Mayor of Dallas by 40 ma
jority.-Sherman Patriot.
Ben. Long, Mayor elect, announced him
self as an indpendait candidate, and was
50 voted for. We do no. deny that he Sc
cured sill The Republican votes, but it was
because they knew that they ooald not
elect strsight-ont Radical, and Mr.
Longs personal popularity among for.
eigusrs as well as native ciiiIons, was
what electe d him. We believe he intends
10 aud will make al executive officer Of
the whole people of the City; we have
Known him long and intimately and don't
hesitate TO accord TO him rectituds Of pur-
pose in his administration Of the city gov
trnmeni.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-23

BETTING ON A CERTAINTY Two
painters at work on a large steam
err under repair appropriated some
of the white lead provided for their
use by tying their overalls at the
ankles, and filing the space be-
tween overalIs and trousers with
white lead. To reach the shore
from the vessel they had to cross a
plank. In doing this one tumbled
into the lake, sinking like a mill
stone. His friend stood on the
shore bcwailing his fate. and cry
ing out, "Oh dearl oh dear ! what
will become of his poor wife and
children 2" What are you blu5-
berine about" said a by-stander,
"don't You sec they are getting
ready TO haul him oat? He's got
TO rise three times, you know.
SCOT 10 rise three timesi" exclaim-
ed the painter, pulling out h;
pnrse. an bet he don { come VI
once r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-23
LATEST BY MAIL.
DOMESTIC,


Dosroy. Nov. II--rbs following IA n
lt.t ~ E.U.p.oer o0loea doslroysd
American HALLWAY Times. weekly. No, 6j
Federal slreat y. American Workman' /.
we.Lly ala torohIli s,ros,, Ballou'a
Msss.,ne ma,,bIv 40 Conyre,s slree, !.
Bon,ou JourpnI OF Chemi,lrv. monthly.
Ia Cong,sss s,rce,. Chris,Isn Mon,biy
M LinJsil s,ro,,, lourier wseLlv' III
Coogress slroct; FLAG of orr Union, week.
ly, % Congress street, Gleason's Homo
Circle, weekly, AZ Summer street; Good
Templar, semi. monthly, "a Congress ST;
Literary Companion, weekly, AZ Summer
Monthly Novelette,, 63 Congress street;
New England Postal Record, weekly, No.
80 Congress street; Oliver Optics Maya
1ine, weekly aud monthly, l47 Washing.
ton street; Pilot, weekly, 10 Franklin St /;
Saturday Evening Gazette, weekly, 81
Congress street; Shoe aud Leather Re-
porter, weekly, 40 Pearl street.
New YoRK, Nov. lathe Spectator has
the TO flowing list Of suspended insurance
companies, and the amount each will
probably paw Massachusetts, compan les
Bay Stat, so per cent, Boston 80, Bowl.
stou 90, CITY 40. Elliott rs. Exchange 40
Fnuusii Hal. 40. Firemnn's 3j. Franklin
%, Howard 25, Lawrence 80. Manufactur-
ers %, Merchants rs. Mutual BENEFIT rs.
National rs, North American so. Pennies
Is. Prescott 40, Shoe and Leaf her rs, Suf.
folk so, fremont %. Washington 95. New
York cou,nries-HumbolJi 40 Interna-
tjoual 70. Market so. Providence comma.
nics-Eouitable go, Merchants So.
po.,,u w. 20 a.. A..
military on,rd NJ ,bs min. vos Win
dawn today
n A Uayisv "a honLe,s whose
Tom norary srsnc,sion was onrnun.aI 70.
anmed bnsi,ess ,n,Iav
Ono dailv. fifteen wesL,v and e,evcn
monthly pnpsrs wers turned ont of their
Quarter bv Tho fire. whilc almost every
ruhi;s,,;,. i,h,;obmon, in tho .;,y sus
go ,nnre or ios,
III NJ n.y. r.,,h w. aao,,oa hv ,ho Ro,ief
@ ;,, .a'' =" n u .;Lr,;ons from
III, 80 Y" "scp' Co' a..sn,on, viii
s., go y" Wv ,r 70
;,;,, ,uha To-, ~ ", ,r,,sonds
80 "nv wy ,t go a' "us n,oun,aa,
yha naNio a.narn.;,U Tih;,nd ~, ovor
the country is calling forth thanksgiving
from Thousands of praterul hearts
The work Of pulling down walls and
clearing away tho debris from the burnt
district is progressing vigorously.
Inc va south Clurch mas been leased
ior TWO years Tor post oflce.
AT a meeiihg OF the Cili1ens heiiei
Commit'eo ms morning resolution OF
'nnhhs was passed. ior the syn Pa'ny anu
NJ W. ~. :, a.,;u f
A. .nua van' 49,. ' a.. f.
v W S,i"ian ~ nna,au NJ NJ Wv w..
nIi W -, H'an' no s'o"' w Nv 49,
ni..','p :.'... .:H,m G.
Innia oI rI;.oro Ia 81 pnou";s.o ,raS.
800 a;,;i,,,I'. ,aa i,, -.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-23

\ 10 a Texas production therefore Of In
krssi, outside Of is fsal literary merit,
,o)our people. Bee advertisement.
Tor all the exchanges which some 10 our
otce, devoted to agriculture, none surpas'
sts, in point Of excellence, the lLLusrTA'
rrp JornsAL or AonicutrurE, published
at 81. Louis, Mo-, by Mes,rs. Marmadnhe,
Chow & 20. The November number, which
we have just received, conta ins some c'gh-
teen pictures, all Of which ARE of interes,
10 farmers and others. A life size portrait
OF Sapphire an ArObOn stallion recent
ly'importel from bis home In Arabia, or.
namcni. the frontispage. Several breeds
OF hogs are represented In the center pa
Ges, together with varieties o { cattle
groups Of Sleeps, ,riOs ofpoulty, brace Of
dogs, designs for barns, houses, &c., &c,
with fancy sketch of Mother and Child,
In the Home Circle department. The
Journal is smphatically q farmers and
family paper, and Is one OF the mos, valn-
able, as we'll as cheapest Of its class, in the
Unilel States.
The LADIES PEARL, for December ia also
received This number begins a new era
in Magazine Literature in the South. 1t is
printed on fine book p.pcr; the illustra.
tons nre choice and attractive, and its
Literature i, Of q high order and just such
rs should be in every family. Those fond
OF the antiquities OF our country will be
pleased with the engraving of the coolest
Church in Americn," aud 10 many the fine
picture Of "Alice Carey" win be worth the
subscription price OF 81 per annun.
The Editor 10 Offering S25 for the best
Magazine article, between this and the
10Th OF January. Address
JOHN s. WAKp,
Nashville, Tenn.
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Lock- Ont
Lock Ouf:
New Drugs stiil coming in at
fi.st WILLIAMS CROWDS.


We 6rd the following ladies and gentle
men from Collin county, as guests at the
crutchfeld House, on visit TO our city:
SD Heard. Miss Benge, " D NeEsone
spd sister, VI y Garrett, Miss Naylor, J
I.orsjsy, Miss DOggsii, Miss Logan,
Dir skidmore and lady, Mrs Rhine, Mr.
RselABa and lady. Mr. obrien and lady,
Mr. Mckinney snd LADY, Mrs Harris, Mr.
Mckinney and lady, Mr. Howell and lady,
is,ae Graves and daughters, Hrs obrien.
We hope they viii receive tie sane de-
srss,of courtesy received By rs at the
hands Of he good citizens o. Mckinnsy
ssrfnr out recent visit, and this is wish
Ing The full hospitality Of eur whole Pso-
RE. We rsuid ts pleased to eoiiisais .
.iossr fsllorship With our nsigAbors Of
nsEinpss Cone of,ensr snd say lon
ger. We ike such raids, inssDueh e
zssrs trrrsisd pzi-ssfr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-23

MEXICO. -iMatamoras, Nov. s.
Gen Ceballos, Military Governor Of
Sinaloa, announces the pacifcation
of that state without blood shed,
Gen Dias having surrendered and
given his parole, in order to present
himself at the City Of Mexico.
President Lcrdo congratulates
the country on tho complete restor.
alton of peace. There is great rcjoi-
cling at the capital.