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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02
War Spirit Of the South.


The Waco Advance, a new paper, with
out much knowledge of Southei presses or
Southern feeling sayg-.'The tone of the
Democratic Prcss of the South ia for war
should: Great Britain force the ultima tun
upon u.s." We are at u loss to know where
the Advance finds the evidence for this
The article which we republsh from the
Montgomery Advertiser, one Of the nos
able and honest democratic papers in the
South certainly does not indicate it. Ths
Courier. Journal takes similar view Of
the war question, and not single demo.
cratic paper in the South, Of any note,
gives even the most feeble "tone OF war
They all deprecate it as unnecessary, and
likely to work incalculable injury and
mischief If brought on at all. which we
do not anticipate. il will be the foil and
wickedness of the Grant administration
that will bring it. Such a war will not
have the sympathy of the great mass OF
the Southern people, and the fac, should
be plainly stated, and known by the rad-
cal government. And they do know Il
and they will not attempt war with one
cfthe mightiest powers on earth in the
present conditio of this country. What
has been done Stree the close OF the great
civil struggle, TO concilia.e the Southern
people and bind all the Union together In
the bonds OF brotherhood Not one thing.
On the contrary, insult and Injury Rave
been hesped upon them. Even now afler
the lapse Of years, and with an alleged
prospect ofa great foreign war, lowerin G
with bloody colors in the eastern horizon,
they refuse to pass even qualified amnes-
ty bill, and the, radical blus,erers,t like
Chandler and Nye, seem intent upon goad,,
ing us into madness. Can any one, but a
fool, suppose that the good and true men
Of the South who are now prescribed and
denied the privileges of citizenship, will be
eager TO shed their blood for the glory of
their oppressors2 We will answer for one.
Not line will we write-nota voice will
we raise-not hand will we lit for the
prosecution of an unnecessary war,y insti
tuted for the sole purpose Of perpeiuaiing
the rule Of Grant and radicalism. We be-
lieve this to be the general sentiment Of
the Southern people, and we are honest and
bold enough TO avow it. We most earnest
ly desire better condition Of affairs, and
q complete restoration Of the Union, in
fact as we'll as in name. We pray for
peace until this can be accomplished BY
the joint effort Of all patriotic hearts, and
the Republic once more made the pride
and glory Of freedom. Let no Southern
press, then, aiten pit to mislead the North.
ern mind, and give encouragement to q
needless war, on the false idea, that IL will
knit the country together and be product
i've Of good. II lie not So and the truth
should be told and the great evil avoid
ed. fi|t3i. s4-i
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

A HOPEFUL SIGN.-A radical newspaper
has lately been publishing the Farewell
Address of Washington, which we wish
every radical in the country would read
and ponder over. If the spirit of the great
Father of his country can be aware of the
terrible corruption of the present day,
brought on by radical doctrines and radi-
cal practices, how it must greve over the
fallen Republic, which il loved SO well and
tried so earnestly TO establish. If the md
ical papers generally would repubish this
famous Address, it is possible that some
good might result from it. But we fear
that most OF the radicals are too far gone
in their wickedness to retrace their steps,
or feel Any compunction for their wnntoi
disregard Of the Constitution aud Laws
and the solemn admouitions of the
Great Father of his Country
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

Texas agriculture, this year, as
pircs to higher status than here
tofore. As a rule, Texas farmers
have always, heretofore, began
blowing month or two too late,
being unwilling to run the risk OF
having TO replant, and thus losing
the very great advantage of early
planting should no untimely frost
intervene. In all the southern
part of the State, many farmers are
planting corn during the pleasant
mild weather. And we look for
cotton to be planted this year two
or three weeks earlier than usualin
the southern part of the State, say
about the middle of March. There
will be planted this year in Texas
a much larger breadth Of land than
heretofore, both IN corn aud cotton
1t matters not how much cotton is
PLANTED; that matter must regulate
ITSELF experience proves that it can
not be regulated in any other way.
But every agency of public opinion
ought 10 INSIST on large crops Of
corn, potatoes, peas, beans, ground
nuts, onions, and all vegetables for
food. Immigrants ought to find
abundance of cheap food, and then
we may have a foreign war.--Hqvs-
Ton Urios.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

saS-Thc year 1871, SO disastrous
to many fire insurance companies,
was one Of nneXampled prosperity
to the NORTH MISSOURI Out
of the fire il comes, with assets more
than doubled and now with record
untarnished offers indemnity to
all who are willing to pay an ade-
quntc rate JNo ID. KERFooT, Agent,
Dallas, TcXas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

LEvYrsG SPECIAL TAX ToR DEPor PrRro,Es:
WpErEAs, on the Sd day Of April. 1871, an 0rdi-
nance was passed and approved by the CITY ,nncil
Of the City of Dallas. authorizing the ,yying aud
collection Of special tax real estate sitna ell
within the corporate limits Of said city Ia the
amount OF sl4 $50 W for the purpose of procuring
grounds whereon to locate depot for the II. T. q.
Il. W. Co. in order 10 secure The cree ion OF depot
by the said company, within tbs limits of said city,
ASb WHEREAS, IL is ascertaned that said sum is
Insufficient for said purpose; Therefore,
SEC. I. BE IL ordained BY The city Conncii Of The City
Of Daias That there lie levied assessed and collect.
ed special tax upon all the taxable real estate with
in the limits Of the corporation OF the city Of Dallas
sufficient latter paying expense Of assessment and
collection Of .ad tax to make up the deficit and to
discharge the balance of the city Indebtedness in
Cured Ia securing the location Of said depot, as
aforesaid iI accordance with a contract entered in
TO between WI. Veal, Agent Of the ii. T. c. X.
W. Co. aud Henry 5. Er,ay, Mayor OF the City Of
Dallas, on the nth day Of August, 1871.
SIC 9. This ordinance shall take effect and be In
fcrce hem and alter It's due publication.
Approved February, nth, 1si2 Published March
ID. 1872
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

TnE TEXAS UNIVERSITY DR.
Mood finding it necessary, from his
late illness, to abstain from the ac-
tive duties of the Professors chair
will, at tho solicitations of friends,
travel awhile in the interests of the
educational enterprise of the church
in Texas.
The communities of the State de-
string to be fully informed as to the
progress and designs of the church
connection with the Texas Univer-
sity, have now the opportunity of a
full understanding of the matter,
Let them arrange Immediately for
a time and place for tho Doctor to
address them on the subject. His
postoffice is Chappell Hill, Wash
ington county, Texas.
He mas been fortunate in secur-
ing able and experienced assistance
during his absence from Soule UNI.
versity, SO that this prosperous and
venerable institute of the church
suffers no dctriment by the inter
regnum. -Gdlreston Christian Ad-
uOcdte.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

AT LAsT.--We are glad to see by The
notice, which we republisb elsewhere from
the Galveston News, that new schedule
has been adopted by the Central Rail.
road, to take effect on and after the Sd oil
March next. This seems to be satisfactory
10 our Galveston friends aud, we trust will
prove beneficial to both roads and the pub.
lie generally. 1t seems to be n sort Of
compromise, which ought 10 have been
made at first. Railroads have no right 10
be annoying and injuring the public with
their little selfish quarrels.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02
BY AUTHORITY
AN 1tDlNANGE

OPsNIsG MAILS AND COMAEuCR STREETS TO rHI
WIDTH OF EIGHTY FEET, TO THE c, RroRArE msEs:
SIC. |. he Il ordained By The City Council NJ ihe GIN
o. Dallas, T. at Main aud Con. nerce streets he open
d to the width ol eighty feet through their cntrr
engtl from the Trinity river, East td tho corpora
lion line OF the city Of Dallas, aud tnat the Mayor
take mmsdinie steps 10 curry Iut the provisions Of
this ordinance.
SEC. .. WHEREAS, an emergency exists for the i'm.
mediate tukire effect Of this ordinance, Therefore,
The shalt take effect aud be In force from aud
after it, passage and approval.
Passed and ariro, cd January 30th. 1872
II. $. ERNAY, Mayor. .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

r@ Capt. cH,sLEs n. PorSrs, who has
been With MS for The las, two months su-
perintending the erection Of the Iron
bridge across the Trinity at this place,
leaves Us during the coming week, for Bel
ton AMI Ne~ nrauusfe's, at both which
places the King Bridge Company are put
ting up bridges Of their make. Mr.. z. n.
GIBBs who has assisted Capt r. in the
Bridge here left n week or two since for
Bolton, where Capt. P. joins him. We
have been ipfinsse with both these gentle
men daring their s5ourn in Dallas and
take pleasure IN coUmendinf ihem 20 the
PEOPLE Of Texas % energetic business men
fully worthy Of esteem and confidence.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

SCIENCE RECORD, 1S72.-We are under
obligations to Mum & Co, N. Y, for copy
of book with the above title 1t is most
y made up OF what mas appeared in the
Scientiic American, the able newspaper
which they publish but the contents are
very interesting and useful and worthy #
being preserved in book form. II coDtains
a beautiful steel engraving of DR., Calling,
tn, inventor of the famous Calling gun,
and wood cuts of several other distin-
guishhed inventors and engineers. We
cordially recommend it to the public.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

At the residence ofhis father in Fort WORTH on
he morning of the 18th of February, 1872, j..
TOWNS ELLETr, in the 2ilh year of his age.
II" Was YONG inan Of the strictrst integrity Of
character just pcUccabc, kind, ready TO forgive iu-
ju ies dilgcn in business, resigned aud subH issiye
to be will "ihn divine Master. He lived in peace
with all men, and died lnnlrnted bv all who knew
hin. Eyinclng as he did, those evident fruits of
the sfiiit. lac /, now, without dohbi, pnrtaking OF
That cup UT nn'ningc,i fclwiy which is found IN the
presence If tie hnt Ahsc, and of the presence of
Saints made ereci Il E""st"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

q, DfVThs Hon. W. $. IIcrnion sends us
his speech on the Educational Bill. MOI
having personally known Mr.. Herndon,
We must confess our SURF rise at the marx
ed ability which distinguishes it, II is
most decidedly an honor TO the State, and
gives prom Use of craftsmanship ola high
order. We congratulate Mr.. llerndon on
his maiden effort
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

The article from the N. Y. Tribune in
reference 10 The Custom House Committee
and its examinations into the corrupt do
Jugs Of the Grant ring in New York will
be read with interest. Greeley is evident
ly. TOO honest for the present radical lead
ers and will have to abandon them to
their fate.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

II appears that Victor Place, the French
Consul Mt New York during the late wal
between France and Germany, being late
iy put on trial in the French Courts fol
misconduct in the matter of buying arms
from the U. S. Government, tried to EXCISE
himself on the ground, that brbing was
the universal custom in this country and
that nothing could be done without it; SC
says the N. Y. Tribune. Qaite compli
mauiarx. indeel. -.-..-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02
nay THE NORTH MISSOURI

ny- THE NORTH MISSOURI
ms. co. could pay back every dol
lar to its Stockholders, rcinsure all
its outstanding risks, pay all its
other liabilities, and still have a bal.
ance of over Thirty Thousand Dol
lars. 1t has always been equal to
every requirement, and prompt to
meet It's obligations, JNo. ID KER-
FOOT, Agent, Dallas, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02
T ARGE SALES
Justify Small Profits.
The Great Book, Stationery
Nd MUSIC HOUS

O + II = O u h w est,
Challenges comparison of Prices with those OF Now
Orleans, Cincinnati and Saint Louis, In everything.
RI N 0SI NOS!
HALLErT, DAVIS h CO...................... Boston
HAILET0N BR0TIlERS................... York
MARSHALL 4 WENDELL................... Albany
We undertake to sell a strictly First. Glass Piano
at lower price, and better Piano for the m onsy,
than any other house in the trade. p -
Cabinet Organs.
A full line of Mason & Hamlin's Cabinet Organs
always ON hand.
Sheet Music. ...ay. ....,
Over 81, 900 pieces, embracing all that is nus
good Afro all the operas, music books, sacred dpa
secular instruction hooks, &c.
fall line Of Yiolins Guitars, Accordcons, Violin
Strings, &c. T.. II. CUSHING.
Houston, Texas, Jan 10, lS72-lStf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02
CRlL and See

The Copper coated Lightning Rods, which
Mr.. j. W. Allen is putting up, They are
just che ,hins-oru u.n-ntal rs we'll as use.
ml. We see a number of orders for them
have been given by citizens of this city
aud county. Mr. Allen snny be found Mt
the Crutsbheld House in this city, and is
ready to mike contracts for any number
of them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

edTWe insert with pleasure the notice
from the Galveston Christian Advocate in
relation to the proposed Texas University
and its general Agent DR.. Mood. 1t will
be found in another place. =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

letter in the houston Telegraph from
Lancaster, in this comfy, written by some
travelling friend Of the Central Ra ilroad
alludss 10 the prospect ofthis once thriving
little town soon becoming "Deserted
Village" The reason given for this is
the passage of the Central Road by il at q
distance of three miles, when, as we are
told, liberal donation to the Company
could have secured las location near the
town and the establishment Of depot
there. But the gift was not forthcoming,
and the Road was located rs il is. Our
wise ,etier writer thinks the good people
Of Lancaster acted very foolishly. We
think this . matter OF doubi. They might
have obtained ihe road near er ongh TO en-
able The Company 10 make q new Town on
ibe land given them and rnin the old one,
anyhow after all their iiberaiiiy. 0fsnch
is the Central kailroad. l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

sGyWe have received copy of the
Wild Oats, one of those Northern Illus,ra
ted newspapers, which, under he euisc Of
correcting are really corruptng still more
the morals of the public. We notice it
merely to bid our honest people shun the
whole batch of them, from Hnrpc.s down
TO wild Oats.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02


The Dellas Herald ridicules the Moni-
tor as tan extreme paper AS well sneer
at extreme Godliness-extreme honesty
extreme console u iousness, etc. Was Wash.
ington an extreme patriot and Jes IS an
extreme lover Of Ills Father ?-Denton
Monitor. it ag.
f"Thas brings us"-as our old friend
Dave Dickson said when he was knocked
down with fence rail. II we had ever
supposed there was any analogy between
the Denton Monitor, Gen. Washington, ex-
IRENE Godlinsss aud our blessed Saviour,
We never would have attempted passage
ofarms with 1t, or called in question a
moment the, lovliness of its corporiety. But
brother Monitor, we disclaim any inten-
iionof ridicule.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02
Central RnilrOad--Chang of
ID. .I.. Time,

In common with nearly every
citizen of the State, we are glad tc
know that the Central road has
adopted n new schedule, and that
on and after March 3D., trains will
Leave Houston ......,.,....." $50 A. NJ.
Arrive ut Austin ............ 700 + II.
Arrive Mt COrsioaua ....... 1000 NJ.
Leave Austin....... ...........E'6 4. N.
Leave COrsicana .................b:OO A. n.
Arrive at !icus' ............ 600 p. ",
This arrangement will, of course
be met by the Galveston, Houston
and Henderson road with ono that
will enable.a Traveller to break fast
in Galveston and cat his supper IN
Austin or Corsicana.
While we have no informatio
upon this point, we assume that
our road will gladly enable our citi-
zcns, and for that matter, the peo
pie of the whole State, to avail
themselves of this arrangement
As the days grow longer, the Nor
gan steamers will cross the bur at
an earlier hoar and correct with
the trains Those well informed,
are certain that the train can leave
Galveston at 6;3O or 6;40, and carry
the passengers that come on the
steamers five mornings out of six.
This will be to the great conven
fence of the travelling public Gal
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

sing
Foor, unfortunate Bntrnchan In what
sad pl'ght he must have been. And yet
his misfortune was one thst often befalls
singers. Many once tuneful voice among
those who belong to the genus homo is
utterly spoiled by 'oold in the head" or
on The lungs, or both combined. For the
above mentioned "croaker" we are not
aware taat any remedy was ever devised
but we rejoice TO know that human singers
may keep their heads clear and their
throats in mne by a timely use of DR..
Sage's Cntarrh Remedy, and DR.. Pierce 3
Golden Medical Discovery, both of which
nre sold by druggists.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

OPENING AND ESTABLISHING CERTAIN SrlRrs SourI
OF MAIN STEIlT

OPENING AND ESTABLISHING CERTAIN SrlRrs Souri,
OF MAIN SrkEET
SEC l. Be Ordained ythe City Council Cths City
Of Dallas, That Commerce, jackson, Wood, Polk and
Marrilla Streets South Of Main street. In said city
declared oprn TO tie width OF eighty feet from tho
Trinity river East to the corporation line Of the said
city, except Marrlla street. the western terminus 81
which is the Cemetery In said city, and the
tahli-hrd throughout heir entire lengths said
width, aud PARALLEL to Main and Elm streets, except
that Wood street shall offset North sixteen feet
wlerc 1t crosses the League line, and Polk street
shall defect South, where II crosses branch 80
correspond with said street opened by Young, Fin.
ley and others. ..-. = ..
SEC. 2 Whereas, an emergency exists for the lmno-
date teking effect OF this ordnance, therefore tho
same shall take effect and DO In force ON and after
Its pasra-s.
Passed and approved Feb. goth. 1872
IL. s. ERvAY, Mayor.
Attest: r. s. DprIy Sec .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02
ROBERT J0ssELYN, Editor

-. ~ Ia there any reason why ,,~ Shreve-
port Times should lie inierm'ddliug with
the Congressional question IN this State?
What 10 Ihc object Of tho little filings nj
Gov. ThrockmorIon' We do not under
stand this course on the par,'of the Times
- Ii needs exclamation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02
The Ladies'

The Ladies'
Are mos, respectfully solicited to call al
Thompson & Piercss DO k Store, and ex,
anime their stock Of Jewel,y, warranted
,ure reid. [25a1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

s6rThe Sherman Patriot what mis-
nomerl) seems inclined to give itself lit.
lie .noiorieiy by med ling with the HER
AID, "Little boats should keep near shore"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

ma Thanks to Senator Thurman Of Ohio
fer copy Of the late speech of Senator
Fsnton. # New York on the corruption Of
Customs Service.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02
EsTRAY NOTICE-DALLAs co.

TAKEN mp by Thos f. Horne. and estrnyad be-
fore u. Myers. J. p. Precinct No. 8, one GRAY PO-
NY HORSE. 1874 hands high. about years old,
brnnded On the lett shoulder JF connected and
blOched, haas to the right and extending under
mid hand =; appra sed At $40 [25:3t*
TAKEN UP by G. l.. Nash and esfraysd before
Jno d. kerfoot, J. p. No. |, one BAY HORSE, 5
years old abunt AZ hands high, altar In tho fore
head left hind foot whitc valued nj $50. Also, one
BROWN MARE, about Is years old. shout IL hands
high some white hairs in her forehead, and branded
Ton right shoulder; valued at 500.
TAKEN UP by John W. Moore, and estrayed be-
fore .Jno. ID KrrfOot, J. p. No. |, ono BAY HORSE.
about Ia hands high, about years old, both hind
feet white spot in forehead me saddle marks, and
branded ON right 81 ouider valued at $50.
233t I"
JOHN NJ. LAWS,
Clerk Dist. Court Dallas Co, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

VIZ kSor that for eltaDing paint, win
dsvs. chin ard glassware, FOR polishing
hives, lfib, iron, brass and copper wares,
and for removing stains from marble and
54rcsI.in. and rust from mschinsry. Enseh
uoT.sirp sons saroiio is he best thing IN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

a. npThe ability of the local OF the llou'-
ton Telegraph is only equalled by the ed
itor in chief.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

serve would recommend to the Sher-
man Patriot to procure about ton Of
Enoch Morgan's Sons. Hand Sapolio. This,
We think, might improve the character Of
its editorials. ~ ait
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02
Every One

Every One l5
Should be protected from lightning by us
ing Aliens ropper-coa,ed Rods. Mr.. Al
len, is stopping at the Cruichfeld House in
Dallas, and receiving orders for them. Call
and see him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

How THEY PRAISE ONE ANorHER.-we
would respectfully call the atten ton Of the
Sherman Courier TO the late course Of its
"text book Of democracy, in relation 10
the indictments against Gov. Davis aud
Senator Founiaine, for which II is receiv-
ing the laudation of such radical text
books as the Austin Journal and Houston
Union. After our friend of the Sherman
Courier has knewn the editor of bis "text
book" as long as we have, 1t will not rely
90 strongly on lis ipfallibility. Il would
be laughatle to witness how these extreme
papers Of both sides play into each others
hands, II it were not for the fact that
some honest men are led asjray by tie
noisy uierancss OF these factions preten
dsrs to q democracy, which they either do
not understand or are willing 10 throw
aside upon the least pretence. We have
full confidence in the democracy Of our
sherman brother but not in It's discern
ment.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02
The following are The oe'ccr, cf,ht Com,

iH' wv W WV 'N'''
pnry nj present
j.. W. CHowpus, President.
GN N. swiSK, fecrelary.
JSo. II. DerAr, Treasurer.
DlREc1 onsI--5. ". Crowdus, Geo. NJ.
swink, Jno, II. Bryan, 4. G. Camp, e. II.
BcauchnmP W, II. Praiher And i. p. Bryan.
We cannot close this article without ten
dering our congratulations to the Compa'
ny on the completion Of their lnbors, and
we wish also to award to The genilemnnly
representatives ofthc King Bridge Com
pany, Col. W. W. II. LAwR.ScE, the gener.
al agent, and Capt. CHARLES N. PoIsrs and
e.. II. GIBBs, Esq, our NEED Of praise
for their uniform courtesy and energy.
They are all the right men in the right
places, and we take pleasure In commend
ing them to The people Of Texas wherever
they may CO. Uft
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02
RULLION l. CUMMINS,
LAND AGENTS AND LAND LOCATORS,
OFFICE AT CLARK BKrAN's,
Texas.

VIII locate Lands In any Of the north or western
counties, pay all expenses for locating and paten-
ting, and receive in payment one.fourth Of the
land located.
We have opened book Of Register, where persons
having lands or to'sn lots, improved uuimproved,
for sale register them free Of charge, and will
be charged small per cent If we secure purchaser.
Persons wishing to buy. will find large amount
Of lands on our register, offerei for sale.
ED-Lanh Certificates bought and sold.
Jan. rs, 1877 lSlf