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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-05
srRAsorRs, 60 to wiIIstts.
DIED.

WILLIAMS-On the "a instant, at the resi-
WuIfans. wife Of Colonel II. b. s. Williams
Of the vicinity Of Wythe Depot, shelby county
Mrs. W. was on q visit to Or. Watkins,
whose wife is her niece, ssd taken suddenly
with violent attack Of pneumonia- which de-
fed medical aid ind resulted in her death in :
few days. In this sudden. death 81 Mr.. VII
liams . crushing affection falls upon her be-
rsaved husband and children and wide oirrls
Of devoted friends. Her rontle and sweet ex-
oellsnce Of character shasarsd her 70 ever
one VIE knew hcr. and no death in our midst
has been more severely felt aud iamentsd.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-05

P.WRrGHT is the enterprising newsman
who sells periodical literature at No. 296
Main street, next door to the ice-house.
He has become famous for selling the
very latest newspapers, daily and week
ly, and for keeping better cigars than
most people are in the habit of smoking.
Call on him.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-05

MAxsFoRD, the well known bookseller
and news dealer, corner OF Second and
Madison streets, has received the Josh
Billings Allminax and the Mast Almi-
mack for 1873. Both are rich, rare and
racy and superior in wit and humor to
those Of last year. He has also received
the magazines for November.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-05
THE "LAST SCENE OF ALL"
where Dickens sleeps I'm west
minister Abbey.

minister ABBEY.
From Edmund Y ates' Lsetufe.l
Death took Charles Dickens suddenly,
but who shall say be seized upon him
unprepared2 Our shrift may be short
as the lightnings fash, or we may mum
bic over our beads for fourscore years
and die unready. 1t is sufficient for us
to know that God took hin in his own
good time, and that he had been permit
ted to gil place in the history Of his
age, TO enjoy a career and to accomplish
life work which kings and conquerors
might envy. That life work accom-
plished, he sleeps in Westminster Abbey.
There was a proposition that he should
be buried in Rochester Cathedral, Booh-
ester, which is the cloisterham Of Edwin
/ brood, close to his old Kentish home;
but the voice Of England spoke ont, de
manding that her great son should be
laid among the ashes Of the dead in that
poets corner which has been conse
Grated TO the greatest, wisest and
best Of her eouutrymsa. And
there he lies az the foot Of Handel, anc
AZ the head of Sheridan, with Richard
j Cumberland resting on his right hand
and the gfeat historian Macsulay on bis
left. His grave IS pear the foot Of Ad
dison's statue, aud fhaeka-Ay's bus
looks down on the last resting place o
4 his old friend; DR.. johnson and Carrie
lie within few yards Of him. while sep
arated from Dickens grave BY the sta
ues Of shakespeare and Southey an
Thompson are the memorials Of rar
Ben johnson, glorious John Dryden
noble John Milton and host OF othe
WORTHLESS. each Of them the glory Of FL
glish literature in their day. When
b visited the Abbey the next day crowd
Of people. with mournful, sympathizin
faces we're gathered around, and th
broad stone, on which, in plain chara
tiers, bis name and the number Of b
years we're craven we're strewH Va
Ereaths OF immortelles. And though
nv friends and brothers, that when
crossed the Atlantic l would, in yo'
/ presence, as il we're, lay this poor dow
upon the grave Of one whom you sppr
ciaied 50 generonsly-Whon you love
40 veil
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seribner,s MonthIr naEa.Ine.


The November number Of Scribner's
monthly magazine contains the opening
chapter Of DR.. Hollands novel, Arthur
Bonnicastle. In SOribners can ever
be found the best literary productions
from the pens Of the leading writer's Of
the day. Speaking Of the last sensation,
Arthur Bonnicastle, the New York Post
has the following correct reflections:
zeal, one chapter Of twelve pages is
~ivep. but this is enough TO awaken in
tsrest There Is a good deal Of quiet
bumor in the dialogue, and the charac
tiers are fresh and natural, while the style
Of the descriptive passages, it need
scarcely be said. is fluent and fasein-
Adng. Much Of the effect Of DIR. hol
lands writing is TO be attributed TO the
ease and grace Of the composition me
dramatic premise Of Arthur Bonoieastle
however. is such as 70 make US regre'
that the author has not been writing
novels these many years
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-05
CONSERVATIVES TICKET.
FOR FLoATKR.
/. W. ELDRIDGE
DemocratIe ElcctoraI TIeKet.

FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
W. A. QUARLES. of Montgomery.
JOHN NJ. FLEMING, of Knox.
US. FOWLER. of Davidson.
FOR TINS CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
First-L. NJ. JARVIS. Of Hancock.
second-J. D. G00DPASTURE. Of OvertOn.
Third-A. L. SPEARS. of Bledsoe.
Fourth-JAMHS II. LEWIS. of Marshall.
Fifth7JOsEPH MOTLEY. of Wilson.
Sixth-N. n. cox, Of Williamson.
seventh-A. R. LANDLORD, of Humphreys
Eighth-S. W. SHARPE. Of Gibson.
Ninth-W. W. MCDOWELL. Of Shelby.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-05

IL you wish to purchase or sell stocks,
bonds, coins or scrips, call al the Man
haitian Bank, II Madison street Their
excellent facilities and long experience
at the business enable them to give sat
isfaction. 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-05
WIFE s CLOTHES
a Man who Knew ANA street..

In coming from Syracuse ! met with
Q eontretemps, or rather country
temps.
Says he, g Be you from 4orkyH
Says ], I'm your vinegar"
Says be, Much acquainted down
there2"
Saws /. That's me exactly"
Saws he, " Do you know Ann Street" "
Says /, Unusually SO"
SAYS he, well, | declare, / want to
know IL you really do knov Ann EtrpetY'
SaysI "Sure as a pickery."
Says he. We'll, how does she get
SaysI, "She is flourishing."
Says he, VI suppose she is growing
finely2" TaEfN fE4N
Says /, " Growing. suppose she is
groWing They are putting up build
ing seven or eight stories high on one OF
haT corners for the Herald,
He looked at NE amazed, and says no.
Putting upa building on one Of her
corners2
Says /, Yes.
SAYS he, "Look here, stranger, there s
sone laIstahe. guess the Ann Street
/ mean aud the Ann Street you mean
are two different people j was talking
about niece Of mine who went to New
York a year ago to learn the millinery
business
Says 1, Why in thunder didn't you
say soY
Says he, IL did,"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-05

An acorn suspended by piece of
thread within haitian inch Of the surface
Of water in hyacinth glass, will, lin few
months, burst and throw a root down into
the water, and shoot upwards its straight
and tapering stem with beautiful green
leaves. A young oak tree, growing in
this way on the mantel-shelf of room,
is a very elegant and interesting object.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-05

tania" arose at some distance down the
river, trumpeted forth lend motto Of
pleasure, swan straight to the landing,
and then came out Of the water all drip
ping with Arkansas wetness. A vigor-
GUS shake Of his frame, and he fell into
line as If nothing had occurred out Of
the common. And the agony was over
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-05

In the long course Of his legal prae-
tee, Mr.. Seward vas never knoEn 10 act
fer . man hghins; a woman.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-05

SHrPPISG TAGS printed just at New
York prices at the PUBLIC LEDGER
Office. AH All
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-05

STRANGERS visiting the city should not
fail to visit Peabody Billiard Hall. SO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-05

wnLrrr's Billiard Hall. 81 Adams
street. Jul
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AMusEM EMTs.
MONDAY, NOV. 4. 1S72-SIX NIGHTS
wi and Saturday Matinee.
B1arsball's Royal Tycoon Troupe of

JapaneAei
Joucleur' equilihrists. slack rope and wire
ascensionists, nom the great Tycoon theater.
0saca, comprising the most wonderful troupe
Of male and female artists that have ever been
permitted TO leave Japan, Minagawa Gossu
and heavy baiancer; 0zawa Una Ketchie,
wizard top spinner; To ko-Fo, tight rope,
cross rope and flying bamboo equilibrist; Lok
Sof Bro, prestidfeitator, trapeEist, etc. Gang
rSen psaanost inu Dapaih ns ssm Tor6
Moskie. light and heavy balance -Sarbro,
the beautiful boy of ne-veS YoEo Ketchie and
0linoske, the boneles3 boys; Miss Qnaga and
Miss 0lozo, the beautiful Japanese ladies. will
appear at each exhibition, $3.50
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FOR SIX NIGHTS AND
II Matinee Of the charming and talented ar

tisle,
MISS OTTETHOMPsON,
plays, supported by Mr.. FREDERICK ROB-
lNS0N and the whole Of Mr.. Barrett's Com
edy Company from New Orleans.
Monday. November 4-QNE WIFE.
Tuesday. November 5-CAMILLE.
Wednesday, November 6-JANE EYRE.
Thursday. November 7-0NE WIFE.
Friday. November Sr==Bepehto Of Miss Thomp-
son, who will appear in her powerful imper-
Saturday Matinee--JANE EYRE.
Saturday evening, last appearance of Miss
Thoppson-th great drama entitled LEAH.
Monday, November 1.-THE famous charae-
ter actor Mr.. +. IS. CHANfRAU.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WATCHES.
GREAT BARGAINS IN WATCHES

7 NAVE A VERY SELECT AssoRTMFNr
Of Gold and Silver Watches, tcme Of the
6erf IL the Market TO b sold immediately,
raiis1 ~ wilfin tvs urnfr Also = large as
s-rfrzsuf' ~ enocfacies On the best kind.
60 Il. NOEL. fls)i Main street,
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Proprietor and Manager A. STEVENS
BuslnesG ,BEg pEBAR
Acting nager................s......sI. w. DAVKN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-23

A remarkable story comes from
Bombay, which suggests the PRO-
priety of employing monkeys as
police detectives. A M;Htras- man
making journey took with him
some money and jewels, and II pet
monkey. He was waylaid, robbed,
murdered and buried by partNp!
assassins. The monkey witnessed
the whole affair from IT. tree top,
and us soon rs tho villains had de-
parted !,e vent to the nearest pc
lice officers station, attracted his
attention by his cries a..d groans,
and finally led him to tho grave of
his master. He then enabled the
officer to recover the stolen proper
ty. from tbs place where it had been
concealed, and tficn went to the ba
zaar and picked ont the murderers
one by one, holding them fast By
the leg until secured. They have
confessed the crime, and are held
for trial.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-23

Il NEw. CgRE FOR RHEUMATISM e
An exchange pxeseribes the follow
ing cnre for rheumatism
"BoiI II small pot full Of Irish pc
tatoes, and bathe the part affected
with the water in which the pota
toes were boiled, as hot AS can be
applied, Immediately before going
to bed. The pain will DO removed
ov sc least believed, by the nexl
morning. Some of the most OBJ
stinate rheumatic pains have lately
been cured by the application Of
tlsis novel and simple remedy"
The Charlotte b. uctin says:
"Ths we can vouclh for ourselves;
that II raw Irish potato, carried in
the pocket, will cure rheumatism
We can point to over twenty indi-
vidual cases some in this city,
laugh IS any one may"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-23
something about TEETH

Why, rays Chamtrr's journal, do
sons peoples teeth vo'nu out more
readily than OthefsS qtro reasons
for this Is probably many. About
tho middle OF tho last century,
Iaitee KILN, u Swcdc, visited Amer
ice, nDsl' wrote scnslbly about whit
hc saw. Hc observed ~ frequent
'oss of teeth among settlers from
Europe, espccia ~ women. Amer
discussing aud rejecting many
modes Of explanation, he attribu'
cd it to hot tea and other beverages;
and cane to the conslrsien that
"hot feeders losc their teeth more
readily thaa cold feeders" Mr.,
Catlin, who some yoafs ago had IN
interesting exhibition OF Indian
scenery, dresses, weapons, &c, no
tjce,! ira, North American indians
huGbetlcr ,ecth than tho Writes. He
acc,rntS for the difference ia this
strange way-that tho reds keep
their mouth Shut. whereas the
whites keep iropen. The teeth, he
says, require moisture to keep their
surface in good working ord n;
when the mouth is open, tho mu.
cons membranco has tendency u
dry up, the teeth lose their needed
supply Of moisture, and thence
conc dlscoloration, toothache, tic.
douloureanx, decay, looseness, and
eventual loss Of teeth. Mr.. Catlin
scolds tho human racc generally
for being less sensible than the
brules in this respect, and the white
rass- especially in comparison with
sire rcd. We keep our mouths open
for too much the In liam warrior
sleeps, hunts, and smiles with his
moushshut, and respres through
his n)stris. Among tho virtue,
attributed by him to closed lips,
one is cycclent-when you are an
CRY, kccv your mouth shut.
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August 5, is71.-47:ly.

nEELLEOsS sScar Testimony TO their
Wonderful Curative Effects.
Vinegar Bittcrs are not vile Fancy
Drink, Made OF Poor Rum, Whiskey,
Proof Spirits mud Refuse Liquors, doe
tcfedi sticed and swectencd to please the taste,
called "Tohcs,'' " Appetizcrs" I,estorcrs, &C.,
that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin,
but are a true Medicine, made from the Native
Roots and Herbs Of California, free from nll
Alcoholic Stlmuiants. They arc the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER aud A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect
Renovator and Invigorator OF the System. carry
Ing OFT all poisonous matter and restoring the blood
to a healthy condition. No person can take these
Dltters according 10 directions aud rmaln long
unwell. provided their bones arc net destroyed
by mineral poison or other means, and the vital
orgniis wasted beyond the point Of repair.
They are a Gentle Purgativc ns well
MS TonIc, possessing, also. the peculiar merit
OF acting MS powerful agent In relieving Cenges-
ton or Inflammation Of the Liver. anu Of all tho
visceral Organs.
FOR FENIA lie COMPLAINTS, whether
in yeuas-or old. married or SINGLE at the dawn OF
wofxnho0i,or at the turn OF life, these Tonic Bit
tcrs have noequai.
lser Ihnammatory and Chronic Itheu.
mntism mud Gouf, Dyspepsia or Inc
DIGESTION Bilious itemitfcnt and
intermittent FeverS' Diseases Of the
$1,000, iivcr' hidneys nud bindaer,
these bsitcrs have been most successful. snch
Diseases nre CAUSED BY vfttnted blood,
vhith Is generally produced By arrangement Of
the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION,
Itcnaoche Pain In Tho sbouldors Couvl,s Tb,l,t-
-. ,'.f.'s.. n.".,.'ss" c.. p-..S..,,.-t
tie Stomach, Bad Taste in tho Mouth. Bilious
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-23
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight Is Seen and Felt.
TILE GREAT R00D PNRIEIER,

Every drop Of the SARSAPARILLIAN RESOL-
VENT communicates through the Blood, Swrnt,
Urine, and other fluids aud juices Of the :, stem hc
u lie, for 1t repairs the wastes Of the body with
new aud sound material Scioinid Syphilis Con.
sumption, Gianduldr disease. Ulcers Of he Throat
Mouth Tnmors, Nodes in The GLANDS and other parts %
he system, Sore Egss Shumorons Discharges Jron The
Ears, and he rorsi forms Of Stn Diseases Erpfons.
Eerer Iss-es, staM Head, Ring IEjrm, Sab Rheun,
ErHsipehds Acne, Wack Spots Worms in he Flesh.
Tnn.urs, Cancers IN he iIomd ai al ierdkening and
patyui discharges, Might SWerG Loss Of Sperm, and all,
ehsies orHe lie principle oiLin The crdtire rngr
ofHis ronder ~ Modern Chemistry, and fc,c days
,se'tdH oee 10 ang person using il for either Of these
forms ~ diSr-@- lis potent Iow = 10 cure them.
Not only 2bcs tho SAgsAFARiLLI,N REsoLvEar
excel all known remedial AGENTS IN tine curs o!
Chronic, Scrvfilpus, Constitutional aud Skin Dis.
eases, but 1t is the only positive eyre Tor
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ARE USED EXCLUSIVELY IN THE
AMERICAN EONSERVATORlES ON Music,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
The most severe test n Piano
can receive is constant use
i'm u Conservatory.
Read the Following I:

1t affords me much pleasure to give you,
in these few lines, very sincere tesffmo
NAL for the Piano Forles of your manu-.
facture. We have now used the PATENT
.ARien PysSos'' in our Conservatives for
year, and have had fair opportunity OF
resting their durability during that time
The Pianos hg7s been played upon almost
constantly, from morning till night, and n
Piano must indeed be good one hen it
will bearsuch constant use without show.
ing signs Of detection. AS for remaining
in tune, it outrivas. any Piano known to
me.
Their peculiar sweetness of tone in the
TREBLE las compared 10. other Pianos with
the ordinary metal Ga,gYffe an ngemeni),
is so striking that ifse htr1' pupils re-
mark, while taking theft Ssssons. that al
though they had at home what they sup
posed to be one of the best i,iaases of Pianos,
still the treble was very wiry- toncd COM
pared with the +" ARIoN"
What makes them still more desirable
is their uniform volume of tone, TIiich
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In total, | can conscientionsly endorse
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other make.
Congratulatingayou upon the great sue
cess you have Obtained in the manufacture
of so perfect III Instrument, remain,
Yours, very truly,
HENRY SCHROEDER,
Director
New York, September Sd, 1870.
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IIFHE STATE OF TENS, [
COUNTY OF DALkks.
The State Of TcxG,, 10 tie Sheriff u Dallas
County Greeting:
WHEREAS, John C Mccoy, Of Jackson
County, Missouri, has filed in The Clerk $
Office of the District Court OF Dallas caun-
t., Texas, his petition, affidavit aud bond
as required by law, praying for a writ OF
attachment against The lands situated in
the county of Dallas and State Texas, de-
scrihed in said petition as The property OF
Virginia Grimes and Alexander I. Grimes,
her husband, non residents OF the State of
Texas, and also praying that on the final
hearing of said cause for judgment
against tie said Virginia Grimes and
Alexander Grimes, her husband. for Sew
epteen Hundred Dollars, i5geiiier with le-
gal interest thereon, aud for COSTS, and all
so for decree Of the Court that said
lands be sold, or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy said judp ment, and
for all general and special relief
You are, therefore, hereby commanded
TO summon, by publi-aiioa' in he Dallas
HERALD, for four successive tweeks,ihc
said Virginia Grimes and Alexander I
Grimes. her husband, to be and appear at
the Courthouse. in the city of Dallas, in
the county Of Dallss and State OF Texas,
on the first Monday in June, 1872, then
and there TO answer the petition OF said
John G. Mccoy, so filed against hem as
aforesaid Aud have you then and there
this writ, together 9Th your return there
on MS the law directs.
Witness my hand as Click Of said Dis
-. irici Court OF Dallas county, TO-
SEAL (gether with the seal ofsaid Court
\16O/thereon impressed, this the 2glh
Of FEBRUARY, 1872.
r26aal Crt D. CT. D. Co Texas.
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iaudabo eFoftsf, elviksation and
cnici,slss, n Occtns ~ us that lho
National 1'r~r.dry IA not rrw In n
conditions that wotid Justify Con.
grcas IN rnklng them present 81
sIJU. ODO, -. CourirT.J0urudl
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Q EALRD
PROPOSALS

WIN he received 1t the Mayors oHre. IN tlr ciiFo
Dallas until MONDAY. the -lfh day 81 harrh merit
Tor furi-hIuz and setting Stone rfsis- IH,Tr--ni
points ofrcirrruce, and for making romiitfe sur
rey Of ali sffe~f~ rnd fr1urd within TIE corpofais
limits nrkfnr each corner 81 All biorks, nud 81
furnishing Mars cfs1ld surrss % such ehcers a.
me CIss ouncii may direct sid Nnps 20 he enact
10 ever particular. representing The fufr<rarhy -
re grounds within the corperu-e limits Of ssio
city the % the owner Hrd nulntsr ~ e1dh 1t
make ffsfecn-
az. fs1sf1fitr
- os.Ier n - Bsari e Aidrru-n.
n. - Euytr --Hsstn
1isIiss 1sraa Fst-urrT g, Ie7---l-sf-
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Dr.. RADW AVS
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perfectly tastcless, elegantly coated wifswcet gum
purge. rrgnlatr, pnrfy, g1eanse and st'FhIthen..-
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Diseases, IIealache, Constipation, Ggsi!rncss In
digestion, DyspeDsin, Biliunsncss, &urs Fever
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A few doses OF RAILWAYS PILLS will free the
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READ" FALSE AND TRUE" Send one letter
stamp to RADWAY 4 CO., No. 81 Maiden Lane
New York. Information worth Thousands i'll b
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August 5, ls71.-47ly.
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RADYAY's READY RELIEF

wILb ArroRD TNSfksr rASE.
INFLAMMATldS ~ TilH KIDNEYS.
lNFLANM ALTON or THE BLADDER.
INFLAh NATION az rnE NOVELS.
CONGESTION ~ THE LUNGS.
SORE THROAT, DifFIuuLT BREATHING
PALplfArI1N uF RUIZ HEART.
MYSTERIES, GROUP, DtPrnERlA
cATANRu, lHFLuENZA.
HEADACHE, ToCTlfACiE.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM
COLD CI1lLLS, AGuE CuILLs.
The application Of The kEhDY RELIEF TO the
,erf or parts where ihc pnsi ol di1rnly exists viii
nn'rd ease aud cnnlr'Ft.
Twenty drops In half, trmhlor Of water will IN n
few moments cure CRAMPS. SPASNs, SOUR ST0
MACH, lIHirThNRN, SICK HEADACHE, III
AERHEt, DYSR%fLT.Y. COLtr, WIND is THE
BOWELS aud all INTERNAL PAlSS
Travellers should alwH,s carry u horn" Of RAD.
WAYS READY RELIEF with them. A faw drops
In water viii pry,nt srl, meas ~ pains from change
Of water II i hcttor than French Brandy or Bit
.ers asa stinnant
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-23

A Young gentleman of color APP
piled st the clerks office at one Of
the Southern parishes recently, for
license 10 marry. When the clerk
asked him The namo of the lady
whom he vas going 10 mary, be re
piled II dunno, sir: she's a strange
oman to me, bit ] blew her
names Caiino 7S'.;;-.,4e.n Tine.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-23


INCIDENT OF THE WAR Many
sad stories have been told of the
late war. One of the sadest that
we know %, occurred at the well
known battle of Chickamauga,in '63
As celebrated artillery company
from Eufaula, were ordered to pur
sue the enemy who were giving
way at all points, one of its mem
hers suddenly stopped, and kneel
ing down kissed a dead body which
lay in its line of march. 1t was his
son. and two years had elapsed
since he last saw MIN, 1t was in
deed sad meeting, but duty i'm
PEELED the father onward, and how
ever much his heart might be agon-
lied. the true soldier Of the South,
could not stop TO shed his many
tears. His son, he felt assured, had
done his duty, and he was to do
his. History will tell of the gall
artry of the southern troops in
that we'll contested battle, but the
touching incident we have related
is unparalleled in the many wars
ve ave ever read os. This true
who lost his noble son,
is now. and has been, for years a
resident of Euiaula. = EgJaula
Nesrs.