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VTJANTED, MERCHANTS TO PROCURE
w Colgate d Go. SOAPS at Cost. Toilet IN
packages, So SO gross ARCHEk'S Bazaar, King
ofroet mch25 -mWfSt
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UTANTED, LADIES To BE IN TIME
w French Corsets at 76c; Lotta, Model and
S5af Buslles from SOC. ARCHER,S BAZAAR,
KING Btrees. mcnz5-mWlo"
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
i COUNTY OF UNION-Court Of Common
Pleas.-ELIAS MITCHELL, Plaintiff, against
LUCINDA MITCHELL and others, Defendants-
Copy Summons for mplaint not served.
To the defendants, LUCINDA MITCHELL,
CAROLINE MITCHELL, DAVIDSON MITCHELL.
SECESSION MITCHELL, AMANDA MITCHELL,
MARIETTA MITCHELL, EDWARD A. MITCHELL
BUENA VISTA SHlPPY, CAROLINE SHIPPY, 10.
SEPH SHIPPY, and BLERETT SHIPPY, and s.
N. Til L0MPSUN and N. LAVINlA THOMPSON, hls
Wife: You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the petition in this action, which is FLED
In the office OF The Probate Judge for the said
County, and 10 serve q copy Of your answer to
the said petition on the subscribers, at their office
at Uni n Courthouse 10 said State, within lwenty
days after the service hereof exclusive OF the day
OF such service; and II you fail to answer the Pc
ttlon within the time Aforesaid, The plaintiff in
this action will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded IN the complaint.
Lated February 29, 1872. .
WALLACE MCKISSICK,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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90 Rent.
Cost an1 Gonn1.

CTOLEN LAST NIGHT, FROM A
y house in Legare street. one Silver Plated
MULASSES JUG, marked A. L. 8. reward will
be paid for its discovery and return. Apply at
this ONCE. mch29.2
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for 6ale.

dor SALE, BUILDING LOTS IN CHAR
u L0TTE street. Apply at No. 81 charlotte
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A YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUA-
n lion as Teacher OF the English Branches
In y healthy section OF country. Address "J,"
through Charleston p, o, mcn22-l6
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WANTED, TO PURCHASE C a.sI1.1 FOR Oh CASH cash,
part or the city. Address 20" ut this ONCE, stat.
inc location terms NC feb8
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To the Defendant, EDWARD R. MORRIS: Take
notice that the summons and complaint In this
action was fled in the Office OF the Clerk OF the
Court OF Common Pleas for Kershaw County, on
the nineteenth day Of February, A. D. 1872.
J. T. HAY,
feb23-f6 Plaintiffs Attorney.
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T,OUND, AT THE MASKED BALL, ON
I Thursday night, one Lady's Broach and
one Watch Key, which may be had by calling at
Mr. F. ANSEL. No. I27 Calhoun street. mch4
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supported by sixteen triple clustered cast
iron columns. Rising from the eastern gale
~ is the organ lott in the tower, containing
the old organ brought up BY the society from
their late place OF worship, corner Of Anson
and Hasel streets.
THE MOST EFFECTIVE DECORATIONS
of the church are the ornamental windows,
which are OF stained glass, richly colored, In
representation OF various Scriptural scenes
and religious symbols. In the centre OF the
cbancel, directly In rear Of the altar, the
great window is occupied with hne painting
OF the CruciAxioa, with the Tree OF Lille extend
Ing upward from behind the scene OF mortal
agony, and extending Ills branches above.
To the right and left of this scene are
four other windows, in which are de-
picted full length figures OF the four Evapge-
lists, ST. Matthew, ST. Mark, ST. Luke and st.
John, In the order named. The windows in
the south side OF the chuch, above the gal
lery, are decorated with symbols, The whole
forming an allegory Of human life. In the
flight OF time which leads to the 'Batismal
font" depicted in the second window. Next
the "Grace of God" is represented by three
fishes and the ''Wine Of punishment" symbol
lied by wine cup. In the next window is
the "All-seeing Eye" which watches over the
pilgrim Of life until he achieves the Grown Of
glory" next depicted, aud arrives at the
NHeaveply rest,H depicted by star.
ANOTHER GROUP OF SYMBOLS.
On the opposite side of the church the win
dows are also occupied with symbolical de-
signs. The first is the Holy Bible, next Is the
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EXTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that the cheapest and best warranted l
Sewing Machine In the market Is the HOME SHUT
TIE, price $25 and s37. Gan be eeen at the Gene.
raj Agency, No. 81 Hasel street, opposite Express
Ofice r. L. BIsSELL. jan12-8mo
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22

rohnlfm Mo- opinion ihit aafooattg 10 lba
policy The patty has hIibof.l pursued II IL
lho duiy Of the 8lato to establish common
Schools nhi furnish the means ofa gloi
common education 10 eyofy child within
.r a'n'c Ail of which " respectfully
United
Hoo follows The rloiiotm Of lhe Arnr
.ostortlo ofJanuary '-l tcnnrm
Coz snuna gpedI
AsnBtL SMITH,
Chairman.
Gabscqu fly, The Committee or Plat.
form aud Il, buttons submitted the follow
ing addi,iolal Report which was adopted.
10 j. II. Reagan, President Of tue Demo
cratic State Convention;
committee on Platform md R ess5o5IIii.
tons, respectfully report the following and
recommend lis adoption;
Resoised, That committee Of nine law,
yers, Hon. Geo, 4, Moore, ". NJ. Walton,
Q. S. West Geo. W. Smith, Richard Cooke,
Thos j. Devine md John ireland, be ap.
pointed committee and requested to in.
yesigate the.teuure the office of Governor,
Superintendent Of Education and other
State officers, and report az early rs prac-
ticablc the result Of their Investigations TO
the Chairman of The Democratic Executive
Committee for his official action Adopted
To Hon. Jno. II. Reagan, President Dem.
ccratic Convention.
Among the various resolutions submit
ted TO the Committee on Platform aud
Resolutions, which have been examined by
us aud not been deemed of that character
10 be embodied in our platform, we return
the three following and recommend their
adoption.
Whereas, The Western frontier Of the
State has long been suffering from raids
made by Mex leans and Indians, who have
killed and carried into captivity many Of
our citizens, men and women, md have
pillaged and driven of the property of our
people, and still continue to commit dep.
relations, and hitherto no sufficient protec.
ton has been given by the Federal govern
ment therefore be it resolved:
That the Representatives OF this State in
Congress be instructed to use every effort
to procure such legislation by Congress as
will secure perfect system of protection
to the frontier and to sJme extent inlem-
Nifty the injured citizens in the losses
which they have sustained by such incur
sions.
Rcsolvcd, That the late project introduc.
cd in the Congress of the United States and
advocated by our State officials, TO reduce
our territory by sale, etc.. and make tho
officers of the general government the
guardians for the disposal Of the proceeds, |
is not endorsed by the peoDle of this State |
and meets our unqua lifted condemnation.
ResOlved, That the administration of |
President Grant merits the condemnation
Of all law abiding men, on account of its
with the course of justice in
Federal Courts of this State, for the pur-
pose of shielding from merited punishment
Gov. Davis, Lieut.. Gov. Flanagan, Secre.
AIRY of State Newcomb, State Senator
and other criminals holding
prominent positions in the Grant party.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22

EgrOnCliitis.-This is an irritation or
inflammation ofthe bronchial tubce, which
carry the air we breathe into the lungs. II
arises from a cold settled in the throat
from Catarrh extending to these parts,
from scrofulOus affections, and from severe
use of the voice. The irritation from this
latter cause commences in the drynr and
and gtotds, which are the organs of the
voice, and OK tending downwarda, produces
hoarseness, coughing md splitting mucous
matter, sometimes mixed with blood. 1t
is chiefly dangerous from IFS tenden-
cy to spread into the lungs, and terminate
in consumption. 1t is in the cure of Sc
we're and obstinate cases of this disease
that Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery
has achieved unparalleled success, and
won the loudest praise from all who have
used it. 1t is sold by all respectable drug
gists.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22
1ho candidate, Ion conrrell.

E.ftrbtt VIII 10 found Tho yding 81
tht ntmouads Cuu.fhian on Wtlneflny
f.r tand.1hva foo t1usfta zoo We State
M hrgs nbl tbefuMt We ono hlo 90
cprt7 our 'urIrilou Tho deiosi Of Gov
lhusbmouun, tho slrongcs. nan 10 Of.
State, ~ iho voting Of Grstp plainly ti1a0
Tho adoption OF tho two thirds ra., %.
number Of chudidatos and the 'ariOu-
Combinations FORMED, captain the natter
It was the, natural consequence Of tic
union Of the weaker to defeat the stronger.
We have lot word TO Say agaiast the
gentlemen seleolod--tbey are both worthy
men, and one Of lhem, Judge willie, a par
ticular friend Of ourg. hut IT Il rather
strange, lhHt tie two candidates for the
State at large should have been taken from
the "a District, which casts the smallest
democratic majority Of all II would look
as il u combination Of delegates was made
10 defeat the fayorile candidate Of the 3D.
District which can give a majority more
than all the others together. Ihi, would
not sccm to be sound policy, and the peo-
pie Of tho Sd District are talking great
deal about policy at THE time, Gut com.
plant is useless. We are glad to see that
Gov. Throckmorlon moved 10 make the
nominations unanimous, and vO know
that though hc has been defeated by the
Convention, his hold upon the !earts Of
the people OF Texas is as strOngCs ever,
if not stronger from the circums auces of
his present defeat The democracy Of the
ID District will biic their time.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22

THE GREAT RAILROAD STRIKE AT
ANEND.-We are happy to announce
TO the public that the trouble be-
tween the Central Railroad Compa.
ny and their employees, growing
out of the refusal of the latter to
sign q paper releasing the Compa-
ny from responsibility in case of
death or physical damage in tho sor-
vice, has come to an end, and that
all tho trains will run regularly
from this time forth. We cannot
venture to state the terms Of the
settlement, because we do not under-
stand them.-HouSt0n Union. 18Th.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22

GopEY's LADY's Book for July is receiv-
ed, being the commencement number of
the Sith Vol, and the 42l year of its exis-
tencc. This popular lady's magazine loses
none of its feshness by age on the cen :
trary, ench succeeding volume is an i'm
provement on its predecessor, as we'll in
its literary contents as in the mechanical
execution Of the "Book." The cngravings
in this number ore, "Sea Side Courtship,"
CATER the Ladies'" "Fourth of july" be-
sides an innumcrable quantity of colored
and plain fashion plates, music, etc. L. A.
Cooley, Publisher, Philadelphia terms SO.
per annum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22

80 NV ~ UNIV lfNNf TO- ~
The Honey case wns brought up
before Judge Oliver and stripped VI
aII its opportunities and narrowed
down to tho simple question. whcth
cr or not the Trcasuror's onlco was
made vacant by lloncy's leaving tho
state without permission ofthc Gov.
crnor. Contrary to the nnticipa.
tons of all, Judge divers rulings
were fair and impartial.
None but Davidson and the fore.
man ofthc jury were present to force
the safes Of the treasury, the bal
anco of the commission refusing to
act, so nothing was donc.-SPecial
TO Gdivest0n Bulletin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22

rk5- The reports of various newspapers
of what was done at Corsicana are Curl
ously incorrect, and some Of them of ma
tme to excite suspicion. We see it stated
in the Navarro Banner that a member from
Dallas introduced q resolution 10 instruct
the delegates to Baltimore TO 60 for q
straighiout democratic ticket which was
unanimously voted down. No delegate
from Dallas ever offered such resolution.
Il was a trick Of the Greeley men, aud
the resolution was offered by Greeley
man, 10 do way with the efectof Bradys
IN fortunate foolishness. The result Of
the resolution proves this-tbe vote against
it was 1nqniTous. The delegates from
Dallas and Northern Texas acted in good
faith, and We will not allow these misIsp-
destinations and little tricks to 60 unex-
posed. The Greeley movement has been
very dsmoializing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22
The Harvest OF the Head

When the comb acts rs q rake, bringing
away roll of parted fbres every time il
passes through the hair, ba illness would
soon be inevitable. But even in this case,
forlorn rs it may SEEM the mischief ca n
he arrested, the loss repaired. Lyons
Kathairon, aided by brisk application of
the brush TO promote the absorption of the
fluid by the scalp, will stop the timing
ont process in forty eight hours. The roots
from which the dead flaments were shod
will soon be re endowed with vitality, and
new growth will speedily spring up on
tho denuded places. This work Of repro
duction will 90 on until the damage is com
pletely repaired, and the luxuriant crop of
hair thus produced will never wilher or
fall out as long as the vitalizing applica.
ton is regularly continued.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22

RsIa We see that Gov. Davis and hia
brother criminals at Austin have been
acquitted, by the failure of the newly ap.
pointed U. S. District Attorney, Evans, TO
present the proper testimony and properly
manage the Prosecution. This was ex.'
pected. The old District Attorney, Garland
was removed and the new one appoint.
ed for this purpose and the programme
evidently was carried out. It seems i'm
possible in the present state of affairs to
bring prominent radicals to justice. The
whole power of Grant and his administra-
tion is used for their protection.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22

CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION We would
be glad to see Mckinney named as the
place for the meeting Of the next Congress
sitnal Convention. We are centrally To-
cated-have two of the best hotels in North
ern Texas-and the county is democratic
"world without end" TheE we have an
abundance Of the good things of life, both
for man and beast, and our town is famous
for hospitality.
Brethren Of the press, let US have the
Convention at Mckinney Mckinney En-
tuirer.
We very cordially second the sugges-
tion Of the Enquirer, and should be pleas
ed to see our neighboring town adopted as
the place for the meeting of the Conven-
ton.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22

E6syA We think that Dr.. Ashbol Smith
the Chairman of the Convention on Plat
form and Resolutions, after q compromise
had been effected, and the names of every
member of the Committee signed to The
Report, could have done no less than his
associate, Gov. Henderson, and had his
own vote recorded against the amendment
of his friend Brady. Did DR.. Smith give
his consent to the introduction of that
amendment by tho Harris delegation p
We should like to know. We like plain
dealing and good faith.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22

lnE VoLRsFEsr.-The Houston pape,s
Of Friday give extensive notices offh IS
annual celebration OF the Germansof that
city. The procession, representing The
various trades, etc., was q m'gni icent af'
fnir. There was vast c,owd in attend
anco, and everybody seems to have been
delighted.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22

eSsy~ On their way 10 the Convention,
brother Dickerman, Of tho Ss erman Cou.
rier and brother Geers, of the Denton
Monitor honOred us with call, and we
afterwards had the good fortune to meet
divers other brothers from Northern aud
Eastern Texas at Corsicana, and we feel
that this nee ting and friendly association
will be benefit to all of us hereafter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22

sGApWe publish on our outside to day
the Act Of the Legislature amending the
charter of the Southern Pacific Railroad
to which attention is directed. 1t explains
some points that have been misunders ood
or misrepresonted, and every one interest :
ed should read it. In this connection we
would state that registration is now going
on On the proposition for the city of Dallas
to issue its bonds for 100000 to this
road. 1t is hoped that every qualified
elector will register and vote.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22

E9s"There never has been since the wnr
= better crop season than the rreseat has
been in this part Of Texas. Farmers in.
form us that the rains of last week came
just in time to help the corn and cotton,
and were not heavy enough to do any dam
age, but rather the reverse, TO the harvest-
ing Of wheat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22

Col. William Eeevcs, an Old and highly
esteemed citizo0 of Grayson county, died
recently, "fuRof years says the Courier,
:'and leaving behind him hosts of warm
friends who will ever hold him in respect
full RENE mbrance"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22
THE VOTING.

The candidates placed in nomination
we're, ]. W. Throckmorton, Asa II. Willie,
Roger Q. Mills, +. D. Pickett, Chas. Stew
art. John S. Ford, W. .. Knox, J. W. Hen
derson, j. ". Siell, Geo. r. Finlay, -
Beall, d. d. Culberson, W. II. Young and
pifer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22

Gas" We regret to learn by the Jackson
iMiss.) Clarion the death of Judge VIII
i;am ,'erger of that city. lie was one Of
the most distinguished lawyers Of the
South
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22
To be Regretted.

( rs heipcrsonal friend ofJudge Reagan
Ike regret that he has allowed his friends
| TO kfing him forward so prominently At
hhis Time, finder tho circumstances in
(which he is placed. No one has dcnonnc-
ed more thoroughly tirgh ourscll the pro.
Bcriptivc meanness Of the radical party,
(which flms LETT liIn7 and other valued
friends among thsfcw stillfroscribcd and
denied all tlie--pri,elagts of free American
citizens. But such is the fact, and until
this ban shall have been removed, which
will socn be, as we trust, we should have
Anuch preferred that Judge Reagan had
,remainci in digniiod seclusion from po-
litical affairs, both for his own sake and
il,c good of the country We do not hest
late to say, that he should not have
been made President of the late Democrat
Convention Of Texas, and above all, lie
should not have been sent as delegate to
the Baltimore Convention. We trust the
good judgment of our friend will keep him
from going to the National Democratic
Convention, where he can not be SER
yicable, in his peculiar situation, and
where the presence of the late Post Master
General of Tie Confcderacy and the trust
cd friend of jeff. Davis will give occasion
for the reopening of tho whole pack Of
radical bloodhounds, and enable them to
yelp yet longer and louder about rebels
end traitors, still unrepenting and defiant.
We hope Judge Reagan will properly ap-
precate the motives which have led us to
these remarks, and not deem us less his
friend than the politicians who seem in
,lined TO use him for their own selfish
purposes. n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22

OTHER MARKETS..
NEW York, June Is.
GcLD-cpened at iliIs and closed at lla5S.
CorroS-- Market open aud closed quiet quot,
tions ordinary uplands Gle; good ordinary - 4
low miJ,lling a5l md,lling 2Gll mid,lIins Texas
26la.
NEW ORLEANS, Juno H. 1ST2.
GoLD-li34.
Cotton quiet ; and nomina! al o.
GALVESTON, june Is, la1l
GoLu-1emand brisk nj 1l-il ll3
CcTror--Thsrc has been no market to-day. aud
quotations are entirely nominal at 2uc. pi good or
binary.
WOOL.-Tho market rules quiet and unchnnF ed,
with no purchases That We could learn oi Holders
will not make the concessions demanded by buyers,
and we continue 10 quote nominaIly at ~ q Sc. fol
bury, and IS a lie. for medium to iiuc frro u uIs.
liIDfs.--Tho market continues quiet but firm. We
quote l6dl6i2c. for dry rs they rum aud "a a luc.
for wet sa ted.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22

our ~ THE CoLD.-Thc Democratic
State Convent on persisted in appointing
20 delegates TO the National Convention at
Baltimore, where lG only can be admitted.
The balance will be out in the cold. How
the delegi ties will determine who shall be
seated when they get there, it win be for
them TO decide. Among the excluded may
be orr frien !, Col Ashbel Smith, who had
experience enough not TO hays led The
Convention into this inconsideraie action.
Greeleyism is playing the devil with some
old democrats. Shades of Jackson and
Folk defend us.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22

ga IIOn. J. W. Flanagan, o s Senator
from Texas, has our hanks for a cosgres-
sioual GLOBE, containing the speech Of
Hon. C. W Kendall. Of Nevada, on Mines
and Mining.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22

eSs- Fenrs are beginning to he enter
tanned that DR., Livingston is not dead and
that he will be discovered by the CORES
pendent Of the n. Y. Herald
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22

gfBn Col John S. Ford name Gas only
put forth by his friends of the extreme
Southwest a few days before the Convention
when several her names from tina section
were already before the public. The vote
cngt for him. under such dsad vantages,
and coming, us it did spontaneously from
each part of the State where Col. Ford is
best known, conveys compliment OF
which lie may justly feel proud. Had he
been put forth earlier rs the old, faithful
champion of tho whole frontier, his nomi.
nation would hs We been almost certain,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22

pS- At Corsioans, We had the pleasure
Of meeting many old friends froa diseren'
p5rt55.s Of ths Slate
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22

ARMS are so easily
Il Of grain per
walton.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22
Presidential Electors.

let pi-rrict--A. T. Ro,ueyt OF Anderson,
l., u. Hubbard OF smith,
"a btlnct--B, II, Epperson, Of Ret Ri
yrr, ". T.. Mclean, OF Titus,
"a Dstrict--J NJ. Mhycy Of walker
Thomas Harrison, os Mcl"unan,
4th UiHrict--Gro. W Jones, ul Bastrop
n. q. Shelley, Of Travis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-22
Delegates to tho National Democratic
- Convention,

TroU rnE STATE At LARGS.--Joln u ELD
ganS g. ". Jones, Charles peMO'sr, D. "
Henderson.
Fru.T DIsTRICr.---G. NJ. Bryan, james
Tnrner, h. II. Walker, ". H. Tucker.
swoNb pIsTRIcr.--M, u. X. Taylor J.
Camp, 4, 7. Brough;On &. W, Gccla.
Turn DisrRlCT.--B. II. Eas8rtt A9hbcl
Smith, j. NJ. Dowrs, Jas. r, Wilson.
fouRrm DisrrICr.--G. W. Smith, j. j.
Logan, John s. Ford, +. S Stockdalc.