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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-08

PANY.
ONCE corner OF Camp and Canal streets.
Capital, 100000.
assets Ddcember II, fs7l--..-. S604,S7V 90
vres .n s Fir Marine and Ri,er Ri.t. dividing
For tho sse"moa,"s 81 m to the %
mako Marine L'''' P'z THsss sqs.a.,
3, =. w. HlNcks, Secretary, - -, fell My
WESTERN PRODUCE. LIQUORS, ETC.
RIsH AND SCOTCH wnIsKEY why cHoICE.s-g
Puncheens OF each for sale Wholesale 10 the trade.
or In Quantities to suit, at the reduced price of -Four
Dollars per Gallon. z q e.
EDWARD BURKE. .,.Jss
del Gun Jog rch~upisouias strssA = L
APPLEs-. POTATOES .oNIoNa ,
y or 'ao At lowest ratss. In lots cult buyesA
following choice varieties of ohpping Arp,.s Rssaasss
and Onions, -.- s-t ~
1000 bbia APPLEs-Psseoks Belle yssws.s. nsn,ast
Davis. Willow Twis. Wine rape ysss,se-
100 bslA PorAroEs-Mlehisaa Peach R,sws, 4as
sets Early Rose. ef '-a~s<l
500 bill. oN1oNs-Rea .ad sivs..H.. f.s-r
II. T. LAwLRR,
Nos. Is II. 10. 81 and 81 Peter. s.rs.s,
nos I'm Near Posaras street
~ - 800" * RSt46kSN#S
- ...-
5000 bbis. fLouR-an srades ''' 77a nj
1900 -" "sssksr city" '- ass sd5 20
800 casks BACoN-Clssr. ana ossss R,s saAss ssa &C.,
Shoulders.
50 uorcca Reancd LARD -' t.' .'4''tf
100 kegs ".fbr. aaie~.., s. a.s7E;s
Foe sas lets baysss a. very io~sss uasAss m
- H. r. LAwLRR, ~
Nos. u.s. IT, 10 81 and 81 rsts - A'''""e
nos I'm L--a Near PoyAns ssrss .a 4 4
John @. RYAN. .H - .s,ag
WHOLESALE L,oJen DEALER,
- AND REcrrr1RR or 'sprKirs '''' a"'
-. R..sssfa ;a.si 4 49, e q =.
& :ss : 4:
"a s sss 6: "a r :;ssiss Is
We Offer for sale. In lo.s quantities to suit par
ehasors, at the Lowest Market rriee-- ,.-
100 casks CLEAR BACON SIDES, g., =, H., a.,
so casks c. r. BACON SIDES. ..
$50 casks BACON SHOULDERS. "-
so casks DRY sALrED SHOULDERS. hos3sH hA'sSs~
600 bbIs. HEAVY MESS PORK. . srz 90 s-sssSs
50 ticroos Hughes Gosiee G 90 e KENTUCKY
HAMS" '- -a.-.f"+
IS tierces BEARaRASs HAMS. 81. - q
100 tierces Choice Reaned LARD. ,a
loo kegs Choice Refined LAIRD. d, a. g.,
50 boxes Choice BREAKFAST BACON. .....
so Arkins Choice GOSHEN BUTTER.
so nIkins Choice WESTERN BUTTER. --..
so bbls OLD CHICKEN-CoCK WHISKY
so hfSbis. OLD CIIICKEN-coCK WHISKY. 80
| IS bbs Celebrated MAGNOLIA WHISKY faat
Is bbs New York GIN. .aIr.. a.sstE
| IS bbs Now York BRANDY. ..tfs~sg
FrSS n. & S sg5..A ..ss.. - ,4s:
:, o s;TTvp - new s o. *
.sa,s.n. Choice GOSHEN. '7' 'rta'e',
100 srfins WESTERN. sS@
" ''''' anu IS SY 'ss BRO ss po,4r.. street.
BAcoN-BAcoN-sAcoN. .e.
:; 90 Casks hAcoN-c cIs.r s N;s s,s,,
ss: e ''s'a. Or, Salt S si:si s's:'.
; s:ss:. s s;:.s H AIS; Is SHOULDERS
::::, "a pAoor.
' 8 bog &c. F F,ss H 1osaurs
&c .s;'' aeo = sEaSEs BRO 50 reyar.. ....
J T. GIBBONS & CO.. 7---7--
= DIAL1Bs
! GRAIN, CoRNMEAL AND hAf,
81, SO, 6l. g. -.New Levee sArcet. ga, 6a6t,e1
uH7stv Corner PovdsuA-
John HENDERSON.
Wholesale Liquor Dealer and Rectiacr,
NO IS TcHoUrIrouLAs STREE.
Aud a. 70 and 7s LAfAr cite Stree.
New Orleans La
PURE BOURBON snd RYE WHISKY alwsyv On
hard, direct from MsGibben Bros. oolsbTseed DE-
ttHsry, Cysthisas, Ky. 4.
Also Agent for the Celebrated BRAZILIAN HERB
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90 STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF Orleans, City Of New Orleans,
10 and subscribed before me, the tenth day
p. CHS. cuvuLIkR, Notary Public.
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u t-'~r 49, . ~. -iI
WHOLESALE LtoJoR DEALER,
- AND REcrrr1RR or 'sprKfrs '''' r"
brsted. oLD RYE WINS I'd 8 from IS . "a
we'll. known Bonded wsrchouse Of DAVID GIL -
CT TlNAN. corner Of Front and Dock stieets - It"
fa sGPh!aASlJehlA vhioh st4 sell a. ths t.sssf T.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bssteseA
upon hops for contnu of the -
Old seand No, 10 TCHoURITOuLAa 8rREET 0s,2&ss sat
VIII do utssst 70 give general sstfAotes tetA ~
who may favor With their orders =, = a -
Please call and examine for yourseivss nos "a ~
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NNOUNCR NJ NTsi



nm We arc authorized and requested 10 announce
"a SWEAT, Of LAneasisr, asa candidate ior
Treasurer Of Dallas cOsbty, ut tho ensuing "0o'"n
ia november.
Bp-ws are authorized aud requested to announce
HARVEY SHEPHERD, ESQ.,, as candidate Tor
Treasurer Of Dallas county ut tho s''e''o" III w.
yember poNt.
On We are auihorlz and requested to announce
HENRY boil, as n candidate for reelection TO Tue
oice Of Treasurer Of Dallas county, nj mo ensuing
Election in November next.
Iog MAYOR Oh DALLAS
Bfrwe are authorized aud requested to sunonnee
ED. W. HUNT, Ew., Ss candidate for Mayer OF
thu city Of Dallas, at tho election Ia November
next.
Wa arc authorized and requested to announce
BEN. LONG US m independent candidate for sdyor
OF n. C,iy OF Dallas, at the election In November
next,
ron CITY MARSHAL.
m We are authorized and requested 10 announce
W S. PHARESs a candidate for CITY Marshal oil
the city OF Dallas, at the election In November
By-we ara authorized and requested to annoneo
TOM FLYNN us II candidate for Marshal OF the
City fDallas, at tho November election.
M We ar authorized and requested to announce
ROOT q. JONES, OF Third Ward, asa candidate
for Ma rrhal of hecty Ialas, subject to tho de-
cision Of tho primary election on the 2istih"'
ron ASSESSOR COLLECTOR
70 We nro authorized and request ed to announce
Dr. DAVID KING, as n candidate for re-elsctioh 10
tbs ofice of Assessor Nnd Collector Of the Cty Of
Dallas, ut the election In November next.
nB-We are authorized and requested to announce
W. W. PEAK, MS candidate for the Office OF Asses
40 and Collector of the city OF Dallas at the ensn
ing election in November
Won INSPECTOR OF HIDES AND ANIMALS.
R1-Wc ara authorized aud requested to announce
ADAM q. HAUGHT, as u candidate for Inspector
of Hides and Animals for Dallas county, ut the
coming election
Gs-we are authoriz lied and requested to announce
Vm, W. ROSS, as candidate for lnpector OF Hides
md animals for alias county, at the ensuing cleo
tion.
M We are authorized and requested to announce
t. A GRACEY as n candidate fol Inspector oihides
and ANNA Is foi Dallas county, at the ensuing eieo
tion.
nS-we are authorized and requested to announce
uNERY b. JOHNSTON, as candidate for inspec-
tor Of hides and animals for Dallas county, ut the
ensuing election.
FOR THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRICT.
BBwe are authorized and requested to announce
Col. GEO W. MILLER, ofDallas, ms q independent
candidate for the Legislature, from the 2lst Sena'
torial District comprising the counties OF Dallas
Collin and Tarrant, at the ensuing election In Nov
ember next. o''ue'
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Old Things Have Pissed Away.

This Is at least true of tho old method of treating
the long abused and much abused human body. 1t
Is no longer considered wise to put patient to the
torture in order to cure him of a disease in which
pain is already undermining the energies Of his sys
TEN. True science ranges itself on the side of ma
ure and ondcavors to assist her in her fight against
disease. This is The province of uostctt ers Stom-
ach Bitters the most approved tonic advertised
in this country. 1t may be recommended as fall
medicine, par excellence; for it is in the fall that
blo,isncss, dyspepsia and malarious fevers are cs-
pecially prevalent. The frame exhausted by the
heats of summer is relaxed and feeble at its close
and requires, may say demands artificial assist
ance. Afford it that assistance in occasional doses
Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and the evils re-
ferrcd to may 10 escaped Throughout tho far
West, and on the steaming alluval of the Southern
rivers all the vareti Of periodical fever arc prob
ably rife to-day. Had course of lIostctcr's Bit
ters been commenced by tho sufferers u month ago.
l. e., before the unhealthy season Get In, seven-
eighths of them would in all probability be in their
usual health at the present time. So much for want
of forccnste. So much for not keeping in the house,
and using daily the best safeguard against epidemic
and endemic fcvers.
As hocks of mpostcrs and mita.ors are trying TO
follow in the wake IF the great American remedy,
therefore be that the article you buy is genuine
and verified by the proper ira de-marks. Tile true
article can only be obtained in bottles. Beware OF
the spurious btters sold by the gallon or in kegs.
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TnASKsdfyfso--Br fnE PnEsI.
bESr,-1ho President has issued
bis proclamation appointing Thurs.
day, tho 2sth Of November noxt, u
day of thanksgiving by the pooplo
Of tho United States. lilo nppro-
priStely recognizes tho blessing
vouohshfcd to tho common interests
of tho country during the past
year, and It's exemption from any
general or grioyous calamity. Rel.
erenco ia made also to tho peculiar
character Of tho United States Gov
ernmont as q source of indiscrimi-
mating good TO all citizens. The
hopo may in this connection BIO ex-
pressed that a more exact approcia-
ton Of tho true intent and charac-
ter Of the Government, on the part
of those selected to manage it, may
be one of tho results Of tho relig-
ious observance Of the day.-N o.
Picayune.
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ORpuAN's CoNcERT-Thsre will be Civ.
en- in this city, on Monday night next, a
Concert by thirteen children from the
Orphans Home, LauJerdale, Miss, under
the management of the Rev. A. ID. Trim
BILE, of Winchester, Tenn. The object OF
these Concerts, which have been given
with great success in many Southern
cities, is TO raise money to enlarge the
accommo lations of the Southern Home,
which was established for the education
Of the Orphans of Confederate Soldiers
and has thus far proved very successful
We recommend our people to turn out and
give the Orphan Children q crowded house
Price, SO cents. Children, rs cents. Due
rotice will be given Of the place.
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More IMRovEMENrs.-Co Contracts for the
brick work have been entered into for 8
new brick buildings on the north side Of
the Square, on the "burnt district."-one
by Capt. G. NJ. Swink, another by DR.. L.
Elliott, and third by Mr.. L. G. Mays.
These buildings will be two stories, each
25x60 feet, the lower stories arranged for
store rooms and the upper stories arrang.
ed for offices. These, with the building
now being erected by Messrs. Loupot and
3ohny, cover all of the burnt district ex-
cept SO feet on the corner Of Houston St.
This lot is owned by Messrs. NJ. Ullmann
s. Co., and will be built upon in the cours
of few months.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-26

PUBLIC SPEAKINa.-Remem that Col.
R. B. Hubbard, Elector for the State at
large, and Judge Good, our District Elec-
tor, speak to-day on the Public Square.
If you want to hear fine speaking, turn
out and you can DO gratifed. Col. Hub
bard is one of the most eloquent and rous-
ing speakers in the State, real camp
meeting political revivalist. If you want
to be warmed up, 60 and hear him. Our
townsman, Judge Good, has gained high
reputation for his speeches in this can.
vass, and you may expect first rate
speech from him. Turn out, we say, turn
ont
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lob Work

= |
lob Work
Executed at this Office in the bes
style and on short notice. ALL JOB woRI
Musr DE rAID FOR ON DELIVERY. OF
Fast Riding.
10. c. Mcconnell, q few days ago, wen
: into Mr.. Jno. Saunders Hardware store
and in two hours, they had traded, and
Nice. was selling the goods. Don't for
get the place-Main street, opposite thu
Crutchfeld House. 7:3t
Pierce g. Lyle
Have Just received their elegant samp
les of the ARlON and Marshall & Wen.
dells Pianos. These pianos they sell at
the manufacturers prices, avoiding to the
purchasers all risks Of damage in ship.
ping, and making no charge for having
them properly set up and tuned. To
those wishing to purchase, we would ad.
wise to call and examine. 7:tE
| ~~NN~~~~~~
Parties Wishing
To porchase Carpets will find it to their
interest to call Immediately at
5:4w. BLADES & CoyNoR's
| ~-~~~~-~~-N~~N~~~
Hardware
or every variety, in complete stock, at
10. C. McConnell's (late John Sauuders)
Main st., opposite the Crutchfeld House.
I7:3t]
Don't Fail
TO examine F. B. Bryan & Co.'s Stock
Of Clothing before purchasing elsewhere.
~CO~-~-~~~JO~-~~N~~O~
For Medical Use,
Get bottle a bottle of those World re.
nowned PINET, CASTILLON & CO.
| COGNAC, drawn from the original cask,
by NJ. ULLMANN s. co.
[5:3t.l South Side Public Square.
-~,~I~~~-~-~~~-~~~~~~
The hi g Fire
Did mo- burn the Hardware store Of Jno
Saunders, but it has just been bought by
10. c. Mcconnell, who will sell Hardware
at as low prices, wholesale or retail, rs
] any house in the city. Come and SEQ. 7:3t
->~.~~O~~uN~-~N~~~~
Terry g. Blake
Would job some goods quite low, and es-
peaially Tobacco. [52:2m
>>~~~~.~~~-~o~o~OS
The choicest French Co gnaCs.
Warranted pure and genuine, as we'll as
the very best Old Rye and Bourb on Wits
kies. bottled expressly for Family use, by
M. ULLMANN & CO.,
rs :3t.] South side Public Square, Dallas
N-~~O-O~~N~~~~~--~~~
Find the latest styles of Clothing at
Clark Bryan's. l2@tf.
~O~~~~~~-Oo~~~~~-~
Terry & Blake
Want 1000 bales of cotton, and. oil the
dry hides in North Texas. 52;2m]
NO~O~OO-~- w OO~N-NO~
f. Ii. Bryan s. Co.
Have just received fine stock of Boots,
Shoes, Hats and Clothing, which they Of
fer at very low figures. Persons wishing
to purchase any of the above goods would
find it to their interest TO give us a CALL ut
the sign of the Elephant, s. side square.
~~-O-~O>~~~~~~~~-O~~
IfyOu want
A real genteel suit of clothing, boots,
shoes, hats, shirts and gents goods general
ly, go with very little money! to
T52:2m1 Terry s. Blake.
~o.-loOo-N,O~~oo-~0o~~
Buy Your
Rubber OveriShoes Of
F. D. Bryan.& Co.
-~-~~-o~~NOcO0~~>>ND~
For Silks,
Dress goods and everything very, very
nice and cheap, caH on Terry & Blake.
522m
Walk Up
Like man and buy Greeley Hat
from +. d. Bryan & Co.
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An Ihvinornting Tonic and Mod
ioinnl beverage.

Warranted perfectly pure, and nee from all dele
terious substances, II ID distilled from BAILEY oi
the finest quality, aud tho AnoaAric JuSirrR I'm
ny oF ITAtY, ani designed expressly for caso' Of bri
rEPSiA. or fSDIGsuloS, DEorsr. dour, RnrUNA'
rSN, GENERAL DInnIrY, CAtARRm or rHE BLADDER
PASS In cha Hack aud sroaAcl and all disease, Of
tho URINARY onu,Ss. II gives great 'rclicfin AsTn'
MA, GRAVEL and CAIcuLi In the BLADDER, strength
ems aud in'gorates the system, and IL certain pre-
tentative aud cure Of that dreadful rcoufgo, Fever
aud Aguo.
CAUTIONS Ask for "lIupsoS O. woLrx's BrtL
ScuSArPs."
For sale by all respectable groeers and .apotheca'
Tres,
HUDSON O. woLFES co., Sole Importers.
0flce, IS South William ST., ny.
aug. 10, ls72-is3mos.
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H~The Registrar for this county, jas.
Bentley, ESQ, closed his books on We'd
nesday evening last. The total number
of newly registered voters amounted to
3lS, making the whole number 2,0G4. OF
these, upwards Of 100 are city voters.
The Board of Appeals and Revision COM
mence their sittings on Wednesday next,
at the office of the Registrar, before whom
all persons whose names are objected TO
10 list Of which is exposed for inspection
at the office of the District Clerk) will
have to appear and substantiate their
right Of suffrage.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-26

B0.The Musical World, monthly
Magaz inc, comes to us from Cleveland, u
1t is what its namo would indicates
handsomely gotten up, and contains two
pieces of music with good deal Of music
al information. The number for October
comes in an entire new dress, and is
model Of handsome Typography. The ia
BILE of contents is a rich store of good
things for the musical people. The music
in this number is beautiful song and
chorus, another do not shut the door,
beautiful Day, Mazurka," and "Pony
Galor." Subscription price only 81. per
annum. Address, s. Brainards Sons
publishers, Cleveland, Ohio.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-26

Berthe Mayor has issued his Procla.
nation, ordering an election for Mayor
Marshall, Assessor and Collector, and two
Aldermen for each Of the four wards of
the city, to take place on the 9th and 9th
Of November next. E. @. Mays is mana
ger, and John LoupOt and F.M. Ervay,
Judges Of the election. The election will
be held at the old Mayors office, on Aus
tin street.
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TO MARRIED LADIES

they are particularly suited. They will in short
time bring on the monthly period with regularity |;
and although very powerful, contain nothing hurt
l to the constitution. IT, all cases OF Nervous aud
Spinal Elections, Pains In the back and limbs, ia
tgue on slight exertion, palpitation ofthe Heart,
Mysteries and Whites they will effect n cure when
all other means haro failed. The circulars around
each package give fHll directions and advice, or will
be sent free TO all writing for them, scaled from OBJ
servntion.
N.D.-In all cases where the Genuine cannot he
obtained, One Dollar enclosed to the Sole Propric-
tor, JOB MOSES, Is Cortlanpt St., New York will
insure bottle OF the genuine containing fifty pills,
by return mail, securely sealed from any knowledge
of Its contents,
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GARLIEeToE, MARsALIs & co

Aue 25-5etfn Jan. !, 1873.
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symhtoms OF Liver Conn.,

plaIut and Of some Of the Diseases pro-
duced BY it.-A ssllow or yellow color Of
skin, or yellowish brown spots on the face
and other parts Of the body dizziness and
drorsiness With frequent headache; dizsi-
ness, bitter or bad taste in mouth, dry
ness Of throat and internal heat; palpita-
ton, in many cases dry, teasing cough,
with sore throat unsteady appetite, rails
ing Of food, and choking sensation in
throat; distress, heaviness, or bloated or
full feeling about stomach and sides, pain
aud soreness through bowels, with heat !
constipation, alternating with frequent at
tacks Of diarrhes piles, fatulenee, nsr-
vousness, coldness Of extremitiesi rush Of
blood TO head, with symptoms Of apo
plszy, nunbness Of limbs, especially at
night cold chills alternating with hot fash
e.. kidney and urinary difficulties fe-
male weakness aud irregularities, with
dulIDess, low spirits, unsociabiliiy and
gloomy forsbcdinEs. Only = few Of The
above symptoms are likely 10 be present
in any csss 81 one time. An Who use Dr..
Pieros's Golden Medical Discovery for
lrsr complaint and rs complications ere
iood IN iis praise. Sod By al dfugsis
rrfrrrktrt.
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The DALLAS CITr RAILRoAp.-Capt. G..
NJ. Swink, President Of the City railroad,
informs us that he has received the invoi-
ces of the iron and cars, aud turntables
for this road. Tie iron was shipped from
New York, per bark Fannie on the 18th
inst. and the cars on the 10Th. They ore
probably all now in Galveston, and may
be looked for here by the LIST proximo. The
grading Of the road along Main street is
progressing rapidly, and the contractor
thinks he will have all his work complet-
cd BY tonight. The ties cannot be put
down until the iron arrives, but they are
all on the ground and no delay win be had
in putting them down. So we think we
are quite safe in saying that BY the LIST to
to the middle Of December, We can Jump
into The cars and all take ride" 10 the
depot. We beg Of the officers not TO slight
he HERALp Office when that event occurs.
Capt Srink desires 20 return the thanks
Of the Dallas City Rsilrosd Company to
Mr.. n. n. Johns, Of the fra Of VIM. Hend-
ley & Co, Galveston, who is the President
ofths Galveston Street Railway Co.. for
many courteslss rendered the Dallas Gem
pany- lie has from The first taken great
interest in the success Of our enterprise,
ami 90 bin shs company is under ctlisa-
tons for pseunisry and ODER fsvors sf-
fordsd fhrsrFh his honss.
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4 AND FOR SALE.
DALLAS COUNTY.


Farm miles North of Dallas, 100 acres in Gull
tivation, plenty of water and timber.
Farm miles North of Dallas, so acres IN culi-
v ton I; . story concrete house.
q Acres u miles North of Dallas
2j Acres mile North osDaas.
30 Acres mile North Of Dallas
8 20 Acres on Mountain creek, the J. S. Jones'
Farm in pelk county, No., TO exchange Tor
Texas lands.
A Farm in Lawrence county, Ark, to exchange
for Texas lands.
1914 Acres | mile west of Dallas.
u Residences in the city of Dallas.
Store-housc on the East sidc Tho Square
Business lots on Main and Jefferson streets
Residence lots in all p1rts of the city. =
GAO acres miles Il. OF Lancaster, Ann Stokes Sur
Ncy. ..-.l, ...
sOS acrcs.south size of Duck creek, near the mouth
$40 acres 10 miles 5. Il. of Dallas, fine timber part
orc. w. Shaw survey.
800 acres IL miles W. of Dallas; part of Jas. Fur
gcson survey.
So acres miles Northwest of Dallas, good timber;
part OF Il. Dcrbin survey.
60 two thirds acres q mile. $. W. of Dallas, part
ofW. ?. 0y~ton survey; good timber
Ga acres miles s. Of Scycne, part Of tho Noah
Henderson survey; fine timber.
100 acres Is miles Northeast OF Dallas, improved,
part of +. Moss survey.
III acres u mile northeast of Dallas, part OF D.
3 aces Joining the depot grounds part Of j. Grigs
by survey.
rs acres joining city ofDalas on the north
Benton County.
900 acres % miles ). of Louisville, part OF Clarin
da Squire's survey, Improved.
lsj acres in tue $. Il. corner OF lnty, joins Mar.
tins farm.
Collin County.
100 acres in Southeast corner oi the county.
Tarrnf County.
100 acres on West Fork, ~ luics T. Of IT. Worth.
100 acres on Mustang creek, part Of John G!iiilOn
survey.
Henderson County.
800 acres miles north of PUrter's Blun, j n.
Sharpe survey, improved.
Harris County.
s2O acres on Green's Bayou, W. A. Lawnins's
Headlight.
E9asiiifon County.
Gao acres miles IRON the town of Hamilton, pat
ented TO u. u. d. sc. H. RICO.
City Lots and Residences.
House and lot in Sherman to exchange for nallps
comfy lands.
Texas lands TO exchange for S. w. Missouri land.
Saw and Grist Mill, % horse power, to exchange
for land
Land certificates for sale.
AULT, JENKINS &AULT.
July 90, ls72-l5;tf Save.
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INSTITUTION ron Tux BLisp.-Aiteniion
Ia called 10 tho article from the State
Journal on the Institution for the Blind,
In this State at Austin. II was doubtless
written by Mr.. wheelock, the able and
humane Superintendent, and contains in.
formation which the people Of. tho State
should have. We hope our cotemT orariss
will generally republish 1t for the good Of
tho un fortunate blind.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-26
NOTICE.

Dy z. Y. CoonHEs, II
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-26

e@1t will be seen BY his card and
suDdry local notices In io-day's paper,
that oar friend 10. Mcconnell, has pur-
chased the entire stock Of Hardware. Of
Mr.. John Saunders, and win continue the
business, al the old stand on Main street,
opposite the Cruiehseld House. 10. says
his stock is conplsts in everything in The
Hardware line. and he is determined 10
sell ss low as any house in The city. He
asks . call from his Old friends and pat
rms.