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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-04
BY J. $. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneer.
Assignee's Sale of Real Estate.

by J. 9. BAILEY g. CO., Auctioneers.
Assignee's Sale of Real Estate.
FHE subscriber will sell at public auction on the
Il 25th day of May, 1872, at o'clock, P M, on the
premises, the Real Estate included in the Assign
ment of Luther j. Hill for the benefit of creditors,
made Mar. %, 1872, viz lot of land measuring about
100 feet by 40 feet with dwelling house and stable
thereon being No. 10 Alder Street, Portland.
The property will be sold subject to mortgage OF
1884 and accrued interest," the right of dover of the
wife of said Hill in the equity OF redemption, and
taxes for 1871 and 1872.
April 25, 1872
ap25td HENRY G. PEABODY. Assignee.
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AUCTION SALES.
VARIABLE lot of Land at Auctic

ON Saturday, May 4th, at P. NJ. we shallofer the
Invaluable lot of land, on Cross St., known the
Thaxter property Said lot is 80 #. front, running
back SO IT. There is splendid well on the property.
This lot is situated near Middle St., and the sale
offers a fine opportunity for Investment. Terms
&C., made known at sale.
#. o. BAILEY & CO., Aucfionecr..
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The steamship Peruvian, which was lately in
jured near Halifax, sailed for Liverpool yester-
day with cargo of lumber.
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Sale by Auction.

PURSUANT to license from the Judge of Probate
il for this county shall on THURSDAY, the
9th of May instant, at 2 O'clock p NJ, at the Home
stead of the late Chandler Racklef of Deerng, sell
at public auction the following personal property be-
longing to said Estate, to wit: All of the Farming
Tools also 1 cow, horse and hogs.
GEORGE RACKLEFF, Admir-.
Deerng, May 1, 1872.
f. D. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
may2-dtd
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TTNHOSE in want of Plain or Fancy job Printing
will find IL To their advantage to call on WM.M
MARKS, at the Daily Press Job Printing Office, Elk
change Street, Portland.
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Boston Stock List.
New York stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, May 3-1Morning.-GoM 1924. Money
per cent Sterling Exchange, long, 109a; do short
hog. Stocks steady. State Stocks dull.
The following are the orenoon ouotations of South
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-04
GOLDEN CHARIOT

Ever constructed, and drawn by the Handsomest
Team of
TWENTY-FOUR HORSES
That the world can produce ..
~ The Golden Chariot will be followed bya
Team of Twelve Fairy Ponies,
The Smallest and Prettiest in the world.
The uniform of this Band gorgeous beyond descrp
ton, and costing the sum of
EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The Nec York Circus Tent is the largest and best
constructed Circus Tent with and better seat
ing capacity than any other Circus Tent in America
and win be Brilliantly
Illuminated with Gas.
Admission 80 cents; Children under TO- 25 cents No
Standing Room, Seats for all. Doors open at 2 and
7. Grand Entree at q and 8.
Tickets can be secured in advance at Halves &
Cragin's Music Store.
ES-The Ne,c York Circus will exhibit at Lewiston
Monday, May 9Th.
CIV. FULLER, Agent.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-06

and national purity May The Do
mOoraey N Dallas county be- IN the
vanguard of this noblost u all 70.
violations.
In conclusion, gentlemen, ] have
no claims upon tho people OF Dallas
county, or her sister counties 0l
Tarrant and Collin. Ny imncdi-
nlc residence among ihom has been
short, and only upon tho ground Of
long residence and Identification IN
tho State, coupled with an cxtcn-
ded experience in It's past lcgisla-
ton, can the use ofmy name DO jug
tilted. Dating my identification
with Texas from childhood in 1924,
and continuous residence for 80
years, covering period of2Sycars,
moro or less devoted TO tho civil or
military service running from tho
days of youth TO mature manhood,
every pulsation Of my heart vi
bratos to tho peace and welfare of
the State. As II legislator therefore,
from whatever county, | can know
but one Texas.
Deeply sensible of the honor you
have done me, for which my Crate
full acknowledgements arc tendcrcd,
| am gentlemen, your follow-citizcn.
JOHN HENRY BROWN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-06
midsummer Maiadics.

The hot solar rays that rIpcn tho harycss generate
m6y distressing diseases. 1ftfe liver be at all pre-
disposed TO Irregularities this ~ the season In which
bilious attacks may 10 anticipated. A weak storn-
ao, too, Is weakest IN the summer months, and the
loss vitality through the pores by excessive pers'
pration B so great that wholesome tonic, combin-
Ing also tho properties ofa diffns'vc stlmuant and
gentle exhilarant, Is In many cascs necessary to
health, and under circumstances should be dis
lcnsed with by the sckly and dcbilltatcd. or all
the preparations intended thus to refresh, sustain
and fortfy the human frame, there Is none that will
compare with Hostettor's Celebrated Stomach Bit
ers. They have been weighed In the balance Of cx-
poriencs and not found wanting; have been recon-
mended from tho FIRST as great medicinal specific,
not as a beverage aud in spite Of Interested oppos.
ton from innumcrable quarters, stand, after twcn
ty years trial, at the head Of all proprietary mcd-
cincs intended for the prevention and Of all
binary complaints Of the stomach, the liver, the
bowels and tho norvcs. In the unhealthy districts
bordering tho great rivers OF California Hostel
Stomach Btters may DO classcd tho standard one
for every species OF Intermittent or remittcDt fever
The people who inhabt those districts, place the
most implicit confidence in tho prepnration-a con-
fdence that Is increased every year by tho results Of
It's operation.
AS bitters, 10 called, Of the most perniclous char
acser bringing M like fungi on every side, the
public Is hereby forcwarned against the dram-shop
frauds Ask for lIostetter's Blters soc that the In
article is mover sold in bulk, but In bottles only.
A. LIMO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-06

WAsniHGTos, July 3.-Col. Davidson,
commanding at Camp Supply, Informed
the War Department through Gen: Pope
that the Eiowas are again on the war path
in the direction Of Fl Sill. Gen. Pope 10
forwarding the communication 10 The War
Department says he does not fear general
ostii.ics. Col. Mckenzie, commanding
The 18th cavalry, in letter dated Fl. Rich
oFdson, Texas, June 3uli, says, Indian dep
relations are becoming alarmingly fire.
quent, and that the depredators are XII
WAS and Comanches, who are fed daily by
lhe Indian Agent on the Canadian River.
In endorsing this communication, Lieut..
Geu. Sheridan says all the Indians on the
reservations are engaged in this bad work,
aud that be secs no way 10 stop their out
rsgss except BY the action Of the military
at Fort Sill and Camp Supply. lie re-
quests Of the War Department, permission
10 20 in aud wipe out the hostile Indians,
and says the idea Of trying 10 protect the
long line Of Northern Texas from Indians
who are supplied with food, arms aud am
munition at the reservation seems 10 him
ridiculous.
Salt Lake dispatches Of last night, states
that the reports Of The recent murders by
toe Indians have been confirmed, aud, that
council was held there yesterday, consist
ing Of the Assistant Secretary OF the Inie-
ricr. Cowan; Gov. Woods, Gen. Marrow,
Indian Agent Dodge, and several other
officers. il was resolved; hat Dodge should
Immediately proseei 70 the ssntaern part
Of ilae territory, call a council Of Indian
Chiefs Of The various tribes and instruct
the1n % return 20 their reservations, and
in oas. they decline. be wili iuform them
that The Government viii take prompt
measures 10 vigorously move sgainsi them
anl strong driasbmchis u cavalry will b
eni South a once.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-06
MANSFIELD COLLEGE.

Editor Dallas Herald:
The writer was present during the cclc-
bration of st. Johns anniversary at Mans
field, on the 2Ith ult. Speeches were made
by Judge j. j. Good and Revs. W. ID. Weir
and john Collier, TO large and attentive
audience. The occasion was q brilliant
success for the Fraternity.
| On the 18th the examination Of the Pre-
paratory Department Of Mansfield College
commenced. About seventy five little boys
and girls were rigidly examined on their
various studies, by Prof. Nugent. This
department is too often neglected, but We
never witnessed clearer answers by any
students, or more thorough acquaintance
with the facts Of auth ors, than here. Prof.
Nugcnt has done hi1 work well. Their
declarations at night, their music nd cal
isthenics were very imposing and enter
tanning.
The President, Rev. John Collier, and
Prof. Nugcnt examined the collegiate de-
partmcnt thoroughly. The general express
sion from the auditors was "the best we
ever saw or heard" Friday was devoted
to speaking and reading compositions.
During the whole day VIC were we'll enter
tanned. At II o'clock, Maj. Barksdale dc
livered one of the finest orations we ever
heard, on the subject Of education. AT
night the graduating class, consisting Of
Miss A. Branson Of Dallas county, Mr.. A.
F. Fox, of Grenada, Miss, Mr.. Ben. Bran
son. of Dallas county, Mr.. Robert Miller,
of johnson county, and Mr.. Henry Field,
of Mansfield, entertained the vast auditory.
The Baccalaureate was delivered by the
President, and the degrees of NJ. A. and
A. b. conferred. The Trustees have elect
ed Prof. John Collier President; Prof. Nu-
gent principal of Preparatory Department;
Prof. Bloisdell, Prof. Of Music, for the
torn of ten years, which positions they
have accepted. The other chairs will be
ably filled soon. These schools matricula-
ted three hundred and fifty-seven during
the last term. Two new brick buildings
will be ready for use at the opening Of the
next session, September LIST.
The crowd was estimated Mt two thous-
and, and the writer mingled with them
promiscuously, and never heard an oath or
obscene expression, which certainly speaks
volumes for the people of Mansfield and
the surrounding country.
This is very imperfect statement of the
interesting and entertaining exercises
VIII ich were Witnessed during week at
Mansfield, and is not written with q de-
sire or design to puff anybody, but simply
to give statement of facts, as under
stand them, and express my admiration
and gratitude, that We have such school,
where the daughters and sons Of our own
county, as well as other counties and states,
have gained such signal success.
In conclusion ] would say that the whele
class Of graduates are religious-threo be-
long TO the NJ. E. Church South, one 10 the
Missionary Baptist and one the Cumber-
land Presby terrain. All denominations
sustain this school, it being independent
in religion and politics. Wishing this In
siitution, and all others for tho advance
ment Of our race abundant success,
mn respectfully
JAS L. GOODNIGIIT
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-06
s.arya,ion IN nc m;d., or pJc.,y.

living man Is continually exerting mechanical
force aud giving Of heat and in proportion no is
continually undergoing a loss Of wcight-that is to
say a loss Of substance. This lifelong production
Of heat and OF mechanical force Is not suspended
even during sleep. Not ogo farther, sleep docs not
interrupt respiration--a clearly mechanical func-
ton As to the generation Of heat II Is unnecessary
to resist IL Ia plain that this ccaseless manifest
ing Of vital force with its accompany and strictly
propoItonnd waste could not continue forever. The
man would dwindo 10 nothing. But long before the
effects ofthis gradual diminution become apparent,
they are felt IN tho FIRM Of the two impcrous een
satons-bunger and thirst. TO still these cravings,
10 restore the lost weight, and TO put the man In
position still to kepon losing weights Gas tho price
Of keeping on producing heat and mechanical forcc)
It Is necessary thar he should be supplied with
three things air wnter and food. Now simply re-
cclsing food into the stomach Is not truly receiving
food into the system. strictly speaking, food lying
in the stomach Is truly uihoaf and not whia the
body, az il food held 10 the hollow q the closed
hand Only when II has been thoroughly digesied
and simulated be SAID that II Is really rccev
ed into the system. But how seldom " the organ
ism in position thoroughly 10 assinate suffcient
food What arc the conscquences1 Tho outcome
exceeds the income and the bodily strength falls
because the system no longer keep up The fnntu-
ally balancing waste and renovation. Here u Is
that tonic stimuant (snch as Dr. Fisths biftcrsl
pruyes 50 benohclal-it might almost be said 80 in-
i.pensable. lta;eow.imo-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-06
Ellis County Convention.

Pursuant to call from L. W. Rogers,
chairman of the Democratic Executive
Committee of Ellis county, the people of
said county assembled at the Court House
in Waxahachio on Saturday 10Th day of
June A. d. 1872.
The chairman called the convention TO
order at 2 o'clock +. N. and briefly xplain-
ed the object Of the meeting.
On motion G. r. Gibson was requested to
act MS Secretary.
On motion of A. a. Kemblc seconded by
J. Il. Hawkins IL committee of nine were
appointed to arrange tho business of tho
convention and to whom oil resolutions
offered were to be referred. On said Com
mittce the following were appointed viz:
j. W. Ferris AMI Bradshaw, j. G. Glib
son, J. II. Singleton, J. NJ. Ilardsman, A.
a. Vestal, Isaac davenport, II. V. b. Sweat,
J. C. Burch.
During the absence of the committee in
teresiing addresses were delivered by sew
cral gentleman.
Committee of nine returned AMI reported
as follows, viz.
The committee appointed to report such
action as in their judgement should be had
at this meeting respectfully report the fol
lowing resolutions viz.
Resoiped, /. That this meeting was call
el to take into consideration selection Of n
candidate by tho Democratic party for
District Attorney in this Judicial District.
2. That in our judgment This meeting
send ten delegates to convention of this
judicial District to represent Ellis county
in the selection of q Democratic candidate
for District Attorney in said District.
8. That this meeting express their choice
by ballot for candidate for District At
torney in said District and tina, said Dele
gates be instructed to support such candi-
date. (Signed)
]. W. FERRIS. Chairman.
The above report was on motion unani-
mously adopted.
On motion the chair was authorized 20
appoint the Delegates above provided for
thereupon he appointed the following TO-
wit: Capt. e. z. Anderson, John g. Gibson,
AMI Bradshaw, j. NJ. Hardcman, j. Ii.
J Il. Dale, Isaac Davenport,
Jno. @. Williams and j. w. Ferris, and on
motion the chairman was added to the
list.
The Convention then proceeded TO bal
lot for a candidate which resulted in the
of Geo. N. Aldridgc Esq, us the
choice of Ellis county for District Attorney.
On motion tho vote was made uuani-
nous and tho following resolutions adopted
viz.
4. That ha ing full confidence in the
ability and integrity Of Geo. N. Aldrige
Esq, aud bclieveing him TO be thoroughly
Democratic both as TO record and present
filth, we declare him TO BIO our choice
for District Attorney in the Nth Judicial
District and respectfully ask our sister
Of The District a favorable consid-
Grafton OF his name.
On motion il was resolved that copy Of
the proceedings of this meeting be furnish
ed the "Waxahachie Democrat" "DALLAs
HERALD" and "Fort Worth Democrat"
With n request that they publish the same.
The meeting then adjourned "sins die"
4 W. ROGERS, Chairman,
G. Il. GIBSON, Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-06

n6sTls rna rfta contains a shoh
oafi from den Massey 10 tho volofs Of Tho
~ Congressional District, announcing
himself M q candidate fof tho nomination
nj Tho Forthcoming plitflot Convention
Tho oard Is In good taste aad tho uoner'
ala politics arc MI right Our acqualnl-
anoo with Gen. hlaSey dates only from The
corsicana Convention, but wo do no, hoal-
10 tay that he has, 20 far, made very IA
yorablo impression on us. We have, In
our mid,t, two most worthy gentlemen,
whose names have been connected with
Congressional honors, and wc hear Of 9TH
crs In different portions Of tho District.
The Convention, when IL meets, will have
ample material before II, out OF which to
mako first rate selection, II Is our pur-
pose to support the nominee, whoever he
may be.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-06
OTHER MARK ETs.

LIVERPOOL, July 2, 1879.
uor-oS- opened quiet but strong; uplands ~ to
IL sj Orleans and closed quiet ani unohang
ed.
Nav YonKi July .
GoLD-opcncd and closed nj ll3N
Cytton steady ut; ordinary uplands 90, Ic.; good
ordinary BE-; low mildling 2iLc middling 25lso.i
middling Alabama 2Sssc.; middllng Orleans 2iy5sc
middling Texas 25Isc.
GALVESTON, July 2, 1879
GoLp--lI2I. Silver 10sIlS6loo.
CorroS-Thcro Ia virtually no market, and quota
tionsaro entirely nominal
WooL-Thc market Ia dull and unchanged, altho'
the demand shows some improvement. Sales Of sew
oral small lots ara reported Mt outside quota and
we are informed that q small lot OF light medium.
free of burs, brought Ale. Tho greater part Of the
sales today made upon tho basis Of the follow
ing quotations. 20 to 27c for bury, and 353Sc for
medium to fine, free Of bnrs.
IIDEs-The market shows weakness with n ten
dcncy to inside quotations. We qnoic 16Ul7c. for
dry Us thoy run, and o3l0loc. for uaited.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-06

1MpoRTAHT DIscovEIr.--GaliIeoi Invented tho tec-
cope; Columbus discovered new world Harvey,
tho circulation or the blood md to Professor Morse
Is duo ile credit Of toaching tho lightning how to
talk, but II reserved 10 Dr. J. Dradfold to pene-
trae tho mystic depths Of science, and drag there
from tho wonder Of our century. Tho victory has
been won, and woman h freel
The sale of DR.. j. Bralfelds Female Regulator Is
unprecedented in the history oflopular remedies,
and thousands OF certificates are coming IN from
grateful women, throughout the Union, attest,ng Its
powers and appauding its untold benefits to their
SEX 43.lmo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-06

TaE CHors.- Never in the history Of
Texas has there been iner season kaoWn
for the production Of every hing cultiva-
ted in II. We have had the early ard the
lailcr rains, and tiey have come just At
the right time. Our friend, Capt, Peak.
has just returned FROM tour through
HINT, FanniB, Grayscn, Collin, Denton
and Tarrani, AMI he tells rs that every
Were the prospect was truly magnificent.
The wheat crop IL yielding from twenty 10
forty Eve bushels 10 the acre and IS Of the
first quality. The corn crop is secured
aud viii Je abundant beyond 81 previous
years for some lime back The crops Of
oats. harley, rye Sc. are oil - fne as
coaId bc desired, ard, add 10 all this
the cotton il locking well and Is consider
"a rery promising The evidences Of
prospsrity are 20 ss seen fhroasb al BE
region our fliend irassrss3. rnlc's lie
I1rd. Oh ny soal. ard le. ~ ~i'hia rs
bsss he Lord
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-06

gs5' Those news papers, who have lately
been INDUCING in filings and sneer5 q.
GOV. Throckmorlon arc only bclitt!ing
themselves. We publish this week some
extracts from papers inthis section, which
show the estimation in which bo is held
by those who live near him and honor him
for his past services and sterling prcse nj
worth. The voice of this section Of til {
Stale wilHbe heard in the next State Con-
venlion and it will give no uncertain
sound
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-06

INFORMATION WASTED.-Mr. JUS. West
wick of Galcnu, I'll, writes to MS for infor-
nation Of his son, james Westwck Jr.
who is said to have been living, last Oct.
with ~ Mr.. Easal in this county. When
last heard fropi, lie was going, rs stated,
with a company to look after mines on the
upper Bvzos. We publish this for the
benefit of his auxious father and hope our
frontier pm pers will notice it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-06

Bt5g"We have received from Jackson, In,
the LIST number Of rev paper called Su'
mac Leaves. II is publish cd by tie young
ladies Of the Fcliciana Female Institute.
How they como to select such name is
little curious. Do any of these fair ones
use the weed, combined with the fragrant
leaves of The Killikonic? We thought OF
u good, social smoke with the Chickasaws
when we saw .hc title.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-06

SeS"Tho July number of tho Phrcnolog-
ical Journal commences new volume, old
series, G5; new, o. Z contains wood on
cravings OF Horace Greeley and Gra'z
Brown with sketches Of their lives. On
onc'page all the Presidents Of the United
States are grouped together. An unusual
feature IL the music md words Of three
National songs. Price $500 year.
Sau,l n. Wells, $50 broadway, N. Y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-06
For Congress-,
Tor the steto at large,
ASA II. WILLIE, or Galveston.
ROGER y. MILLS, Of COrsicann.
prnaidnniial Elnninra.

ut District A. = Rainey, OF Anderson
& T. hubbard, of Smith,
ID District u. H. ErpcrHon, Of Red III
vcr W. T.. Mclean of Titus.
81 District j. NJ. Massey, of walker
l'lichap Harrison, Of Nell unnn.
An District Geo. W. Joncp, of Bssiior
n q. Shelley, Of Travis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-06
Fm lho Legislature,
DALGAs, co., TGxAe,
July 4 is72.

July 4, ls72,
MAJ. Jons llrsny lInowsi
Dcn Siri--'fho undersigned, ltol.
lng tho necessity Of nm ablo, hottest
and efficient Representative In Tho
next Legislature Of our State, and
recognizing in yourself ono Who
would discharge oil tho duties in
cumbont upon such q position with
ability, honesty and efficiency, would
most respectfully ask that yon an
nouncc yoursclfa candidate boiorc
tho Dcmocratic County Convention
of the 9th inst.
Very Respectfully,
VIM. b. Miller, j. o. Crutchliold,
W. IL. IIord, John lIuflncs, II. Il.
Butldr, Joseph Britain, Jcrc. jack
son, John III. Colo, A. s. Jackson,
j. N. Bryan, j. II. Wilson, 0, 2.
Bowscr, D. l.. Britain, J. l.. Smith,
DR.. Suits, Isaac Elan, Rccs Jones,
u. 9. White.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-06

Barrine and Ties furnished At lowest cash rates, 70
h. raf f5r When cotton Is SID Orders sent 70 aih
er ouss mr. Herrhnnda, rla1taflou Supplies. YARN
Utensils, msrhinsry, etc, promptly hlicd
Hiding, fer uls o. Mv iei. sss erlssu and n. isHn
Msssrs 7. c. Icrpkx 4 Co.. Bakers, Dallas, Tex
d. Will n ,lo liberal alliances Co con.ifHmrnts 20
.lilisf Of the above house, June G. is12fsiyi-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-06


srJ- In a late letter to a gentleman in
Connecticut, Mr.. Greeley says; 81 have no
possible claim to democratic support and
never made any" Nothing could DO tru
er, and we confess to no little admiration
Of Horace for his honesty and holiness
lie is Just what be always has been, and
the democrat, who thinks otherwise, is lit
tic bctter'tban nineompoop. IL he is to
be takcr, let him be taken for what he is,
aud not for something he is not and would
be ashamed TO be. Horace Greeley would
feel himself insultel, as we should feel
oarself honorei, in being cs,lel demo-
cra,. lie judges the democracy by what
he has seen about New York aud looks up
on ihe'msst Of them as low ihieving sci
and 10 bas said so. Yet he expects 10 be
made President by their votes, and he will
be, ifelecied al sll, for his darling negroes
will 81 yoic against him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-06

ls6- II Urcelcy sbould be elected lrcsi'
dent, We suppose the everlasting, nnd ever
revolving Elairs viii he provided for.