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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-05
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The MATS Of the people Of Houston never
dreamed Of the absurd notion Of removing
the Capitol 10 their yellow fever locality
Honest Webb, as be it termed sometimes,
like honest Greeley, came out square
sgaiBst the proposal to remove il to Waco,
aud laid il would be best to le: Il remain
at Austin. This was tha unbiased jndg-
neni o. honest Webn, and il was the opin-
iou OF four-fnhs Ct The people Of Houston.
We asked one Of the most prominent citi.
zens Of that city, sbo happened to be here
on business, for information on this point,
and be informed us that only few Of
heir folks, like Brady and Traey. were
for IT, But BrqdT and Tracy have bullied
md bowed the matter inio importance,
md poor Webb aud Others hak' had 10
Gin in sgsiss. ,llsir Judgements Who
~ itAr ihit
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p~wc see by the last Austin States
man that our late ueighbor, Gen. John g..
Walker, has become one of the proprietors
and editors Of that paper. AS his name
still waves at the mast head of the News,
we suppose our friend is going to run two
papers like Forney. Why not? But we
suppose that we shall lose his personal
presence here, as he is spoken of as "la'c
of Dallas" We are right sorry to part
with him after so short sol Grn in the
Queen City of Northern Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-05

Gen. John J. Good, candidate for
Presidential clcctor in this Con
gressional District, made an elo-
quont and able speech at the Court
House in this place last Tuesday.
Wo were unfortunate in not being
present at the commencement, and
consequently cannot give full re-
port CT his speech, as we would like
to do. He reviewed the acts ofthe
Grant administration, showed the
result of the carpet-bag rule in the
South, ventilated the infamous
school law of Texas, and other OBJ
noxious measures of the Davis ad-
ministration, and showed conclu-
sivcly, to every fair minded man
present that the only hope of the
country to get rid of the burden of
taxation and misrulo that is now
upon us, is to vote for Greeley and
Brown. Gen. Good will make Il
thorough canvass of the District,
going east from here to Paris,
GAINESVILLE, and thence to Eastern
Texas Bonham Neus.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-05

DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT. "A
very dangerous counterfeit five
dollars United States note is afloat
in the Southern States. 1t is very
like the original, and can only be
detected by comparing the words
United States. In the good note
they are delicately shaded ard
clearly defnd; in the bad note
they are heavily shaded and rath-
or crowded.
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John lIarri s, the colored man who went
all the way from Jasper TO see Grant and
Greeley, has seen them and returned
home. lie made speech in the town Of
Jasper Saturday before last 10 a large au-
dience composed Of whites AMI blacks,
urging all 10 unite in the support of Hor-
ace Greeley. lie claims 10 have inter.
viewed both candidates and obtained at
the fountain head the honest conviction
that his interest and the interest Of his
race, is TO support Greeley, and says that,
having gone to seek truth, to benefit bis
people, he is now willing 10 neglect his
home interests, to 60 aud iinpart what he
has learned. He spoke last Saturday at
Bevilport, and will speak to-day at Mag
nolia Springs. Would not the colored
people Of Beaumont do we'll to have him
come and speak to them 2-Nechcs Valley
News.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
st.aInl 10 N. nlllA, IIrnaln.

NEw YoRK, Oct i-Jno. q Thompson
has sued Gen. Franz Sclgel for recovery Of
100000, for writing his war record, Bel
gel denies indebtedness.
james pugcs, who arrived here yesier.
day from sydney, Cape Breton, reports
that on the 10Th OF September, the schoon-
err Lancaster, on which be was a pnssen-
ger, fell Ia with nm abandoned vessel, on
which were found skeleton crushed In
by falling rigging; also Ave other skele.
tons, four Of which appea red 10 have be en-
more recent than the other two. Enquiry
seems to show that all on board perished
FROM hunger. The bow of the vessel bore
the name Glanaloon. Two decomposed
corpses were found in the foreoastle, and
the Captains corpse 10 his states room,
making nine bodies found altogether. The
papers found on beard were TO he CIV
en- TO the authorities ut Sydney, with
view to lea rning the history of the vessel.
President Grant has addressed q letter
to the manufacturers Of Philadslphia, In,
reply to an invitation 10 visit their estab.
lishmenis, saying he cannot be present
hut at later day, when the excl VI
the political campaign has passed, no will
take great pleasure in making them vie
it. lie closes as follows: IL feel very
great interest in tho success OF the manu-
featuring interes OF the country and
their development. | look upon their
grow h rs necessary TO the solvency Of tho
nation by keeping down the balance of
trale against the United States, and in
dignifyiag labor. You have my best wish
es for success in your respective interests
and interests Of all manufacturers and
producers the land over until our produc-
tons by home labor for export exclusive OF
promises to pay equal our importations or
exceed them"
KSoxvILLE. TENN, Oct. 4.--The Press
and Herald gives the following complete
list of the injured by railroad accident
near Greenville, Tenn, yesterday: s. II.
Cowry, Chattanooga, slightly injured in
leg and arm; r. r Anderson, London an
kle badly injured; David Bryant, Rumsey-
town, N. c., sprained ankle; Mrs. John
sons two children, Memphis, injuries not
serious Theodore Ellis, brakesman, face;
Col. Pride, Morrsown, badly injured in
back; Miss Pride, thigh broken and other
wise seriously injured; Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris, four sons. two daughters and son-in-
law, Pulaski courty, Va, all hurt, but
not seriously; a daughter of Frank Bar
clay, of Knoxville, arm bruised; Jim Heis
kell, brakesman, Chattanooga, MORALLY
injured; Mrs. Smithson, Pulaski county,
Va, seriously hurt; Alfred Hunter, color
cd, leg broh en-; Rev. !. D. Wheeler John
son City, hurt in back, and otherwise. Sc
riously injured; Mr. Conway, mail agent,
injured in calf of leg; Thos. Holloway, in
jured in head and both legs; T. W. Moln.
tyre, mail agent, small of back bruised;
7. W. Young, badly injured in face and
legs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-05

Josselyn's course on the Capital qles-
tiou has given us q better opinion OF hu-
mainly. Afier the signal failure Of the
good people OF Austin to manifest y due
appreciation Of his eminent worth, one
might have looked for come display OF as
-cetism on his rsrt. But the. old love,
though un, ecipro Gated, still lipeer. We
can congratulate ourselves that his squibs
neither benefit Austin, nor irjure Waco.
Wsco Examiner.
We repuhlish the foregoing compliment
20 ourself because we really think we de-
serve IT, We have been advocating Aus
tin, not on, OF any love for its Politicians,
20 whom, with one exception, we owe not
the slightest debt Of gratitude, but simply
for the ross5n that our uabiasel ju lgment
tells US that Austin is decidedly the most
suitable location for the Capitol, 70 be
found in the State: We go for the inter
est Of TIE good people Of Texas a: large
We are not consulting or thinking ABOUT
the wishes or interests OF Austin, Waco or
Houston. What is "sssstism = We cant
:. . il in Tebttsr.
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GfoRofA CONF

GtVRofA -.0ONE M N '|1f'I<'1
AUGUSTA, OCT. EXPERIMENTATION
passed OF quietly. Richmond
county has Como Democratic by
$40 minority, being gain on Bull
locks election Of over 200 votes.
Returns como In slowIy, and moth.
ing Official can DO given until to.
morrow. No doubt Of tho Demo.
erats carrying tho State by an
overwhelming majority, securing
Smiths election by many thous-
and votes. Great enthusiasm il
manifested. Tho Greeley and
Brown flag was raised, and salutcs
of cannon fred
ATLANTA, Oct. From special
returns to tho Atlanta Constitution
twenty counties heard from gives
Smith. tho Democratic nominee,
10000 majority. lfthe same pro-
portion holds in the ZIG counties
to DO heard from, Smiths majority
will run over 10000.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-05

gfN- Garrett Davis, the we'll known Ken.
lucky Senator and politician, is dead. In
the good old times he was Wing of the
best kind, State Rights one, but for
many years, he had been acting with the
democracy as the only hope Of the coun.
try. Everybody admitted his purity and
patriotism. His speeches used to be too
long but his life has been ios short. Few
OF the good old sort like him are left.
AIMS for the country.
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BELL SCHyAPPS.
Distilled by tho ProPrietors at shci-
dam, In Holland.
An Invigorating Tonic and Ned
icinal Beverage.

Warranted perfectly pure. and free from all eelc-
trr!ous substances 1t il Distilled from BARLEY Of
tho finest guilty, and the AROMATIC JUMPER DER.
ny OF Tray, and designed expressly for Of DYs
PERSIA. or fsDressrIas. DnoPsr, GoUT, RHEusA-
rIsN,iEVER,L DEBILITY. OArARRu OF TIE BLADDER
PAINS In the BACK and STOMACH and all diseases OF
tho UkIsARY ORGANS. 1t gives great relefin AsTu.
MA. GRAVEL and cALcuLi In the BLADDER, strength
and invigorntes the system and is certain pre-
tentative aud cure Of that dreadful rcourge, Fever
and Ague.
CAUTION Ask Tor "NuSsoS O. woLFE's BELL
soHSArrs."
For sale by all respectable grOcers and.spotheca.
Tres.
rUDsoN G. WOLFE & CO., Sole Importers.
once, is South William ST., MY.
aug. 10, lsT2-fs:3nos.
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essiss.The in famous Laura Fair has been
acquitted on her last trial in California.
The jury in her case we're not even hung
but they ought to be. There is now an en-
couragement held out to every dissoluic
woman to kill her paramount, when he de-
serts her though he may be in the midst
Of his wife and children. Tho result Of
this trial is lasting disgrace 10 Califor
min
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Ii In That lad and weary splrlt''

u IN that "fad ahd weary spirit
which makes people desperate. IN
his Spleen against sehoolmarm, Do
Grcss bc might probably DO under
stood 20 cast out reflections upon
tho pccplo of Texas. Lot II BIO un
dcrstord that they are glad TO wei.
come ut all times, with warm
hearts and outstreachcd hands,
honest ycople Of all nations and
States among them; and tho thous-
ands Of sturdy Northern farmers,
mechanical and professional men
who have settled among us since
tho war, can attest to tho truth of
our assertions, Austin Statesman
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s6r Houston. through the instrumsntal.

ssS Houston, through the instrumen'al-
iiy Of Tracy, will try 10 seure the whole
negro vote in this contest for the perma-
nent location of the Capitol. win the
white people of this State allow the ne.
groes to fix theii Capitol down in the ne
gro region, where, in case of any trouble
between the races-which Haven avert
the negi oes are numerous enough to take
possession of the Capitol and hold it IN
Ill driven out by the whites of other Sec
tons? 1t is we'll enough to think Of these
things. Let the Capitol alone lit is in
good place already ami the buildings win
do FOR the next twenty years.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-05

IfF Georgia, in the election last We'd
ncsday, went overwhelmingly democratic,
rs WILDE seen by cur dispatches. There was
riot Mt Macon, gotten up by negroes who
attempted 10 take possession of the polls,
as they had successfully dore on the last
three elections. One white man was kill
ell and i've or six negroes wounded two
ofwhom are since dead. All was quist at
last dates.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-05

for Congress.
Pa rrE HrArE At LAhoE.
ASA Ell. WILLIE,
Of GALyIsrnS,
ROGER @. MILLS,
VI cGRSicAN,.
FROM FIRST pIsrNrr,
w. 6. HERNDON,
or sNITH COUNTY.
rRoN SECOND DISTRICT,
w. Z. M'LEA N,
or TITUS COUNTY.
FROM THIRD DISTRICT,
DO. dIDDING9,
OF wAsnIS0roS COUNTY.
FROM Youru DISTINCT,
JOHN HANCOCK,
CT TRAVIS coUSY..
YeR DISTRICT ATroRSEY-l4TH JUDICIAL
DISTINCT
JOHN It. AULT,
OF DALLAS.
pm THE LEGISLATIVE, "lsr DISTRICT
JOHN HENRY BROWN, of Dallas.
X. NJ. VAN ZANDT, Of Iarrant.
ED. CHAMBERS, Of Collin.
For County Treasursr-M. Y. COLE.
For County Surveyor--N. { KEEN.
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s6S' Elk Congressman, Gen. W Tecumseh
Clarke, Of Connecticut, has taken charge
Of the Galveston Post Office. The "local'
of the News has shaken hands with him
though, instead OF that pistol and bcwio
knife, he General wore a smile 'childlike
and blnni.n
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A lover Of Justice.

alt will cost you over 500 to
to &c: there and you will get none
except negro schools, and thereby
incur the hatred and malice Of all
No yankee" has any business in
Texas"
This letter contains matter in a
nutshell. The teacher that wrote
il. VIC understand, has been treat
cd badly BY The school officials /;
la. nj boon paid bis salary. and
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-05

ai1" We conclude that our candidate for
the Legislature, John Henry Brown, must
lave made very affective speech at Nc
Kinney from the assault made upon him
ly the Messenger. Our copy CT the En-
quirer was lost.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-05

PERsoNAL.-If Mr.. VIC. Coleman, whose
postoifice address in December last was al
Grapevine, Tarrant county, Texas, will
call at the HERALD office, or correspond
with l.. NJ. Terrell, Esq, Special Agent of
the +. o. Department, Nashville, Tenn,
he Will hear of something to his advan-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-05

HSg They have hal anoth,r dis.troa S
fire in Jefferson. Tn rteen houses wcr c
consumed. Loss estimated at SIC. GOO
only Ss,45O insurance. Jefferson seems
60 he doomed city.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-05

LITTLE Rock, Oct. "A full
Liberal ticket has been nominated /;
three Republicans, and tho balance
Democrats. Andrew Hunter has
been nominated for Governor.
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DuFrALo, N. Y, Dec. Ii, 1870.

DR. r. V. PIERcE-For the past six
months have used your Golden Medical
Discovery in my practice, and in that
time have tested it's merits in severe
coughs, both acute and chronic, in chronic
Diseases of the throat, severe cases Of
bronchitis, general arrangement of the
system, consiipated condition Of the bow.
els, and wherever thorough Alternative
or blood purifier, has been indicated. In
all cases have found IL &c net gently, yet
thoroughly and effectually in removing
the various diseased conditions, and
bringing about healthy action through
out the system.
Yours fraternally,
II. L. HALL, NJ. D.
This medicine is sold by oil respectable
druggists in all parts of America.
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EsEyvARD!

Strayed or Stolen fiom NJ nhout the 1ith Of
Sept. one dunn MARE. branded T II on LEFT shnnl-
der, black mnne and tail about 16i4 hands high. 3
years old. worth $40 also ling hrnwn male
mule, branded j II trinI-d for the Fair. valued ut
go .iso hlask mare iile brand two ycars old
worth 500: also one hay male mule. e6n Is kaii!s
high, no brands, collar mark on neck, worth $40.
For Ill of these delivered toJOhn HufTlines. Sr &.
II miles north ot Dallas, will pay 500 For any
of THIN We VIII pay rropor toned part of SiOo.
JNO HUFFHINES, Sr.
Gu. THOMAS.
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eY' Right Rev. Alexander Gregg, Bishop
Of Texas, will make his annual visitation
to this (St. Motthews' Parish, on the 27'll
Of the p resent month.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-05

H0 Georgia has gone democratic in the
State election. The latest returns iudi-
cate 10000 majority.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-05

Ray The chronological journal for o.
tober has come to hand and is MS valuable
and interesting MS usual. Samuel r. Wells,
$50, Broadway, New York. $500 a year.
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nALLAS MARKET.

Corrected weekly by WILLIAMS BROS. deal
ers In Groceries and Provisions, Main street, one
door east Of the Public Square.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-05

cas- lie Philadelphia Arcbi, ciural lrcn
Company send their descriptive pamphlet
of the various kinds Of work they execute.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-05

B6y California papers denounce the nc
quit,al of Mrs. Laura Fair as mockcry
of justice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-05

udy.The Jewish New Year OF 1888 was
celebra tc d at Galveston Oh Wodlesla y
last.
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MARKET REPORTS.

NEW York, Oct. 4;--Gold, 1l4s. Cot
ton, steady-uplands 10y; Orleans, l0s.'
New ORLEANS, Oct. 4.--Gold, ll4l. Cot.
ton steady-Middlings 1Si.
GALVESTON, Oct 4.-Cotton dull, l5l@
l54 for good ordinary. Gold ll3S. Hides
ia @lS.
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The Railroad War.

For scme days past, quite contest has
been going on between the Texas Central
and tue NJ. X. & T. Railroads, on their
lines of grading between Red River and
the present erminus of the NJ. X. Il I. in
this county, ten ortwelve miles north OF
Sherman. We learn that there is bitter
contest between the roads, as to which
shall grade their line first from the river
south, and large numbers of hands OF both
roads are working in close proximity to
each other, telling timber, clearing the
way, grading Sc. 1t is said that their
tracks cross each other five or six times
between the river and the embryo town.
1t is reported the Central is dissatisfied
with the location Of the town, and wants
it nearer the river, to which proposition
the NJ. X. Il I. will not agree. We learn
that large number of hands, probably
two hundred or more, were put ut work
on this side of the river last week by the
contractors on the NJ. X. & 7. road.
Large numbers Of hands and wagons
loads of tools have been sent up to the
Central road, and they are Offering from
81 to &2.25, gold per day for laborers.
Last week the ferry at Colberts was busy
for some days in transferring hands and
teams to this side, which were taken
from the grading on the North side of
river. We also learn that an injunction
has been applied for by the Central to
stop the Nj. X. Il 7. from infringing on
its chartered rights. II is not easy to
determine ut this time how it will result,
and to say which Road will come out
victorious, but we hope it will prove ben
etcial to our people and not delay seri-
ously, the completion Of these two great
lines of travel to Grayson county.
PS. Since the above was .penned, We
learn that the injunction was granted
and service made upon some of the par
ties, but they have. lodged out of tho way
and taken refuge in the Chickasaw M.
ton. On Thursday last, other injuc,ions
were sent out to be served. And the At
torney of tho Central, Col. Goldthwnite,
of Houston, arrived Wednesday night,
and we suppose Cuisines" will begin in
earnest soon, if salts factory settlements
are not arrived at by the parties.-Sher-
man Patriot.
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D1ssoLrTlON SoT aCE.

r. Arm o. Thcr.n-sn 4 r1srcs has d u DE-
h>-- li<-ol-fd ~ rnrfn4i q 1sen', NJ. Thonpsa
-s-lrl,- rrf NJ. rilru4 7-ssocIdfef Win rr- Lyl
cnrfurirr the tusirs- -i tns,r - .,,na OF n ~
STR =. undr- tts trn ~. % = t-ctt Lyle
r. r1afs|1-- a IN y - = |F+r1rf1ullf tcir 4
a. IL 4 ~ 1 :. ~ y !
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NALLAs JOCKEY CLUE RACES.

DALLAS, Texas, Sept. 10, 1872.
Owing to the dry weather. IL being impossible for
horses TO run without endangering the lie Of both
horse and rider. on the days advertised to run, we
have thorght ii proper 10 postpone the rnces over
the Dallas Course until the sth day Of Oct. lsIa
JSo. q. MCCOY, Prest. Club.
GEO. W. LAWS, Secretary.
j. FENDLEY, Treasurer.
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Thssus-rslzns1 has large nnount q Brick
srf Lfrs on hanl for .ale. and win szch4nss Tor
~ttlt Or corn ntcast prices.
s.,us. r.s,,-- re- .,sls :. : -issI
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.


rTe-'"eht'nt nVc'"
1T District a. T. Rainey, 81 Amber
son. X. II. Hubbard, OF smith.
uis,riu-B II, frperson, OF Red Xiv
er. W. A. Mclean, Of Titus.
81 pis,rict--J. NJ, Maxcy, Of Walker,
Thomas Harrison, Of Mcl@nnan.
ih Disirict-George W. Jone-, OF HaR
trop, \. g. Shelley Of Travis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-05

Col, Geo. Williamson, of Shreveport,
late Democratic candidate for Governor
in Louisiana, but shelved upon recon-
sideration of the matter, has gone over,
soul and body, to Grant SO says the
South Western. He accompanied Col.
Tom. Scott to California, and has sold out
IN Grant
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-05

~ county Is taking of good
lie Jrtrinus ~ our faif
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sopt. %, IsT2-n o3::ow.
I'D EGESTEATION

Office.
Pursuant to proclamation by his EScc!lency,E
J DAYS Governor of the State of Texas ordering
m election in said State TO be holden. commencing
tn. 5i day of November, A. b. isT2, and contin.
ung four consecutive days.
Nav. therefore. L JAMES BENTI EY Registrar
of voters for Dallas county. hereby givs
NOTICE
That will open my ol,e in tho city Of Dallas, Dali
las county Texas, on the ninth day OF 0rtoi or,
u. 1872 and co 1tinuc said Office n,rr for
ten consecutive days, tSnndtys exceptol) for The
purpose of registering nll persons no may be eu,!
tied TO register under the law.
Given under my hand this The o'h dav Of Sept. A.
n. 1872. jAS. BENTLEY.
nO3-ii. RegistrRr f'r D,llas county.
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One more unfortunate,
Rashly importunate,
Gone 10 his rest.

ZONE 10 his rest.
The Democrats Of Louisiana didn't want
hin.-.let shin rip"
The Southwestern says that it has
long suspected opposition on the part
of Col. Williamson to slime the Radicals"
His detection tales us by surprise, al
though others have suspected him. This
may account for the withdrawal of his
name by the Democrats of Louisiana, as
a candidate for Governor.--Je6erson
Time,
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| O 8 II!
list Class certificate,

No. 4as issued by the Board Of Land comnissioner.
Of Red River comfy to Johbf- ukinrey, for y Of
league. Notice is hereby hen ths- after The ex-
pirafon Of ninety days. april aii1n ~ be mace y
fhsf -, I'M lxrI,uer ~ Tho 6eufral Lard cr for
duTilerte- ECtAAlNs,
is.3w. Atty for orrtr. ]
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DRsIDENUE FOR SALE OR RENT

new and commoiius residence IN the South
part oftoxn, neat the Dallas City Miiis,i just
pleed, Is offered Tor sale or rent For particulars
and terms enquire Of
iafl TONI FLYNN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-05
G. BOWER,

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