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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14
Wagon Fixtures.

The widely extended reputation Of studebaker
Bros work, proves that they the leading and
best wagons known to che market.
Aue Zt-Jr.cmoe
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14
nFFICE OF THE TIMES,

WEATHERrORp, Texas December l, 1872.
GENTLEMEN Permit me TO direct your attention
TO the NVeatherfOrd Times as u medium for
advertisement in Northwest Texas.
Weatherford is the ENTREpOT of the great Western
Frontier of Texas, the center OF the vast Cattle
Trad off great pastoral Region of large G train
Trade, aud of supply for all Military Posts in Nor
thern Texas. No town in the State Of treble our
population controls such large and important do.
nestle and commercial interests us does Weather.
ford.
The TIMES has au extensive circulation in
Parker, Paio Pinto Stephens, Young, jack Den
ton, Tarrant, johnson aud Erath counties, and am
confident that your interest will be promoted by
advertising your business in Its columns. respect
fully solicit u favor at your hand,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

SOMETHING ABoCr YoURsELr---
supposing your age to be fifteen or
thtrea6ouis, | can figure you up toa
dot. You haze 100 bones and 800
muscles ;your blood weighs 20 pon-
nds; your heart is five icnhes in len
9Th and three inches in diameter
IL beats seven times per minute
400 times per hoUr, 100 SEQ per
day, and 3G722, 200 pen year. Al
each beat, little over two ounces
ofblood is thrown out it, aI-i each
day it receives and discharges about
seven tons of that wonderful fluid.
Your lungs will contain gallon OF
air, and you inhae $4,000 gallons
per day The aggregate surface OF
the air cells of your lungs, suppos-
ing them TO be spread out, exceeds
10000 square inches. The weight
Of your brain is three pounds; when
YOU are nan it will weigh about
eight onces more. Your nerves eX-
coed 10000. 900 in number. Your
skin is composed OF three layers, and
varies from one forth to one eighth
of an inch in thickness. The area
of YOUR skin is about LOO square
inches, ard you are subjected to an
atmospheric pressure OF fifteen
pounds to the square inch. Each
= quarc inch of your skin contains
$500 sweating tubes or perspiratory
pores, each of which may be likered
10 a little draintile one-fourth of an
inch long, making an aggregate len
9Th on the entire surface of your
body of pol, l66 feet, or a tile ditch
for draining the body about forty
miles long
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14
TTExTIOE,
oFfIoF or rHE WICHITA A. VI. 4 n. Co.,
Dallas Tern. Inlr llIh lsl2

Dallas Texas, Jnly 10Th. loIz.
Book for the subscription Of Sfock have been
orened ~ the Office Of the Wichita Colonizs i1n Az
riculfufal, Mining sud Manufacturing Company, 1t
their onice in the City of Dallas
Al persons wishing 70 take stock are requested 70
cali aud examine the coniiion and Intentions Of the
enterprises. Land viii be received In Payment for
stock.
Great Inducemcnts offered TO those taking
stock within the next ninety days
w.F.CUHnIEs, Prest.
sw.s. Duscas, see'y. aG
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

Justice 10 the only secure foundation
for law. and II dcup sentiment d.
clnrod that man who wiliully takes
the lilo of another has justly Tor
foltod his owq. Instructive refer
cncc was made to the frequent in
stances in which popular indlsrn'
ton has taken into ia own hands
the Office ut too feeble II law aud
ii is probable that n people like our
own, among whom the sense OF JUS
tice Is strong, would never tolerate
law which allowed malicious
murderors to escape with IT,
NJ reovcr.it isrccsless TO put aside
like Mr. Henley, the opinion OF the
best observer, that to criminals there
isno punishment which can even be
compared with that Of death IN i''
deterrent effect a recent Report
from the Directors OF Convict
Prisons recorded some remarkable
evidence ON this point, which had
bee involun ariIy afforded in Il
letter from convict, and the Auor-
ncv-Genernl for Ireland very ciIec-
tively appealed to the natural sen
timent of l,is hearers by recommen-
ding them to ask themselves the qu-
cstion whether death or penal servl-
tude would be the more deterrent to
them. Sufficient proof on this head
is Afforded by the fact that men
Invariably resort to the punishment
of death whom engaged in any mo-
,ncntous struggle. The worshippcrs
of humanity, us Mr.. Tipping Justly
observed, never hesitate at rosoriing
to the guillotirc when they have Il
chance of selling power and, as a
president of II French court-martiai
lately suggested, the only effect OF
abolishing the punishment Of death
for political offences is, that the
Communists must be shot instead OF
being behcadcd. That to which men
arc compelled to resort in the last
extremity must needs be tic most
powcrful influence they onn Wed ;
and if society can only be upheld by
the inhiction ofdcath, IL is far better
to employ the punishment with DC
Liberation as a preventive than with
passion as n cure, --Loadoh 3i"eS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

The Paris Figaro" has the fol-
lowing curious story M. Geoffroy
Saint Hilaire, director of the Jardin
discrimination, had for some time
past observed that his stock ofsmall
birds was diminishing every day,
and he tried in vain to find out the
person who stole them. The whole
staff offire establishment were on the
watch. but FOR sometime without any
result. and the delinquent was only
discovered on Thursday. 1t was
one oftl,e little African negroes who
walk about the garden with the
camels. He was in the habit of
eating the stolen birds all raw, with
out any sort of cookery, and at the
moment of his capture he was in the
act of devouriDg alive, after having
pIncked it, fine rose-colored crane,
which raised horrible cries. The
poor animal had an enormous hole
in the back when NJ. Geoffroy Saint
lIilaire interrupted tie operation.
The negro having been set free
after a severe coEEcction, was three
|S1srz after foun( in a e basir Of the
8 =ms3 i q fcAious combat
:, thsnoise Of which
! ="
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-08-03
The summtr and Fall Elections.

Previcusto the great Presidential
contest in November elections will
be held in the following States:
August NORTH Carolina.
August kentucky, Montana
aud Utah.
September New Mexico.
September 2--California.
September 3--Vermont.
September 9--Maiue.
September 10--Colorado Terri
tory.
October s--Dakota, Indiana, Iowa,
Nebraska, Ohio, Pennsylvania and
District of Columbia.
October 16--South Carolina.
October a. West Virginia.
Al the States vote tor Prosiacu-
ttal tlcctors on the 9th of Novcm-
Der, and on the same day the fol-
loving choose State officers; Ar
kansas, Delaware, Florida, Georgia,
Illinois, Kansas, Louisiana, Mary.
hud Massachusetts, Michigan, Min.
nesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Neva.
da, New Jersey, New York
Tennessee, Virginia and WISCONSIN
Arizona holds her territorial election
on the Sth Of November.
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tefrgsf uouli e1re jews hI
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clifton Fas o. lotely rlhl .
ie '.H whnr Obedience, garfr
ness bnl a0c.itan rHal bri i
,afe. o. loved te blalb eloo
be- lasel % tlk siib his namma II
lio,sa. aui 90 1neu saail a.k Doe
al.at lis fiflc cousin wh9 bod gone
frian hIm. and wonder ulHt Doe
ul. hing n that tarH land
Although De- Wa. sex but a short
fus ht. altering. were yrry great,
tui 20 ~'mly ind sweelly dd he
submit. without q murmur, only "c.
H-irnally. "Oh. mamma. mamma.
tar sn sick But this il is viii.
w. a} oar little Treasures one
ly one iu the damp .1ld grave, and
naue bat those Of a. who have beer
likewise bcreavcd can truly symla.
ihiye with ;hc %sorruwing parents
liut. sweet consolation b know
while We weep aud mourn, he d.
basking in the sunligh' Of the
Savior love, aud although be can.
not come 10 ~, we, with Jesus
help, can 90 to him. The time wiI
be very short before We will meet il
that happy land where sickness ant
$3.50
sorrow will be TO more. Little
Clifton il but another link added I,
the chain; but another tie to bin,
our hearts TO Heaven, "I0r many
little children have gone TO llcavcI
to live Christian mother au,
doting father, weep not for you.
darling boy, Remember who has be
rcaved you. "The Lord givcth ant
the Lord taketh away blessed b,
the name Of the Lord
Sweet be thy rest, little Clifton
until We again meet your little ban'
Mt the feet of Him who suffered an,
died on the cross for us all.
May God be with the sorcly dis
tressed parents, May they remcm
Der Jesus has said, "Sutler It'll,
children 70 come unto me, and for
bid them not, for of such is III,
Kingdom Of Heaven.
A MnTuEu
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Citation Notice.
No. 40,

NO, 9fot-
To White Bedford, lluella Bedford benjamin
Bedford and Charles Bedford, minor heirs
at.lnw Of Hugh McGchte deceased, and to II,
", Bedford, thtir guardian, all of whom re
side aud have their p%ostoGiee ut Bailey,
Shelby cout ", Tennessee;
lon and each of YOU are hereby cited
TO appear before the Chnneety Court
Of Pamela county, State OF Mississippi,
at the courthouse OF said county, in the town
of Sardis. on the second Monday in October,
1872, then and there to show cause, fanny
YOU can, why the final account Of A, +. and
Hugh MrGehce, executors OF the viii and tes-
lament Of Hugh McGchco deceased, should not
be allowed and approved as flied in said court,
aud why said executors should not be dis.
charged from further liability on account of
suid estate.
ry order ofcourt, Issued July u, 1879,
ial27-iw &c. HARRISON, Clerk.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-08-03

General Dentatus Dent, the Wash
ington Capitol tells us, escorted some
Baltimore delegates through the
White House. With that refined
sarcasm for which his family is
noted, he said:
II suppose when Greeley is elec~
ted you will fill this place with
mammoth beats and gigantic cab
bagesy
sYcs,' drily responded one, We
prefer live beeis to dead beats, and
mann aoth vegetables to small pota-
toes"
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Citation Notice.

To Agnes j. Young and hei husband James NJ,
Youug, who reside at Or near Loundsyillei
Ahbcvillt county, State Of South Carolina,
aud 10 the hclrs-at-lnw of julia Thompson
deceased, whose names aud places OF resi-
dencr are unknowns-all heirs-at-law of
Samuel Y. caldwell deceased
You aud each OF You are hereby cited to DO
aud appear before the Chauccry Court OF Pa
nola county, State of Mississippi at the court
Louse OF said county, In the town Of Sardis,
ON THE eSp MONDAY IN OCTOBER, 1872,
then and there 10 show cause, II any you can,
why the final account Of Thomas +. Caldwell
and ". I. Wontien. administrators of the ca
tate of samuel Y. Caldwell deceased, should
not be allowed and approved MS filed in said
court, and said administrators discharged,
Nv order Of court, Issued July u, 1872.
John G.. HARRISON,
jul27-4w Clerk,
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vintage saH onIy lnl from iifr l
ts .llorrfs There hu.i lHFs b
200 rtadas fnlm Trune.se tp 'h'
cotton country lmiiif 'I tNHt Hl'H
occurred boo Virginia % scar m. ESQ
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rrr,rto STAND o. yuirm r'nnfi,
We learn from tle Ioel, pres.
that tlic area 81 tobacco planted Oh
spring IL thc counl0es NJ Forsyth.
Slolr sury ni ladku, North
CirIlua, viii d. Lrsrly increased
over ans pr,,Iou. yeas. The people
are beginning ioualizc The lact That
there i. more money boo tpbacc" than
IN anything cIw they can ProIuc =
Tho season Ils beer fine, and plant
though quite small, abundant, an..
with a seasouabIe ycar, the crop
will be large n Lexington tkyJ
Home journal.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-08-03
No. ll27.

Letters Of administration upon the estate OF
Paul larringer deceased, ha.ing been granted
to the undersigned BY the Chanecry Court OF
psnola county, State Of Mississippi, at the July
term, 1872, thereof.
Notice is hereby given to all parties having
claims against the estate OF said deceased, ia
exhibit their claims and have them registered
In the Office Of the Clerk Of the Chaneery Court
Of said county, within the time prescribed by
law or they will he forever barred.
+. u. B~ARRiNGER,
jnl2o-iw Administrator.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-08-03

How they Shave In China.

a fellow who has been shaved in
China says that bis barber first
stropped his razor on his leg and
then did the shaving without any
l%atller. The customer demonstrated,
but was told that lather was entire.
" useless, and had a tendency to
make the hair stiff and tough, aud
was therefore never used by persons
who had any knowledge Of the face
and IFS appcndages, After the
beard had been taken off--and it
was done in u very short time-the
barber took a long, sharp, needle
shaped spoon and began to explore
his customers ears. He brought up
from numerous little crcviccs bits Of
wax aud dirt thnt had been accumu-
hating siuee childhood. The barber
Suddenly twisted his subjects neck
To one side in such u manner that it
cracked MS If the vcrtebre had been
dislocated. "lIold ont" shouted
the party, alarmed for the safety Of
neck. IAN right replied the ton
sor " me no hurt YOU and he cons
timed to jerk aud twist the neck
until it was as timber as old lady's
dish rag. He then fell to beating
the back, breast, arms aud sides with
hH fists, aud p%ummeled the muscles
until they fairly glowed with the
heating they had received. Then
lie dashed y bucket of water over
his man, dried his skin with towels,
aud declared that his work was
done. Price, two cents.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-08-03

FArAL ACcluENr,-On Thursday
last, on the farm ~ ANDREW Woot-
ten, Esq, Il negro man, named Ben.
larbrougl met an unexpected and
horrible death. While descending
d well, Tor the purpose Of repairing
the curbing, when about fifty feet
from the mouth, The earth forming
the side Of the well suddenly cayed
in, burying him out Of sight forever.
Death is supposed to have ensucd
Immediately. Efforts are being
made to rescue the body, but as the
well was one hundred and twenty
five feet deep, aud much earth has
fallen in, success is doubtful. HOLLY
Springs South.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-08-03
Notice TO Creditors.

Letters tcstamcntary of the will of Mrs
Nancy Dickens deceased, having been granted
to the undersigned by the Cl@ncery Court Of
Feoola county, Mississippi on
THE SrH DAY OF JANUARY, lS12,-
Notice is hcrcny given to all parties having
claims against the estate of said ;%es,atriS, TO
exhibit their claims and have them registered
in the Office OF the Clerk of the Chancely
Court Of said county, within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they win be forever barred,
JOHN h, DICKENS,
iul2f.iw Executor.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-08-03

A Detroit paper says that Mr..
Gcorgc Barrel committed suicide
lie couldn't bear the thought OF re
a single Barrel.
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Delinaurnt LandS---panOla County


The following described lands In the county
hr Puu1la, Slate Of Mississippi d. Inqucnl for
uon-ptymcut of taxes rom HE year 1883 to
1870. Inclusive, viii be- suhiecl To redemption
by Tie owners for the period nf twelve months
r.om the late thereof after which time they
win be- subject d purchase md entry Of any
person upou tho pal meut Of amount for which
snid lands are delinquent and NIL costs 10 the
State, with damages aud mb'cQucnt taxes ac-
rurd. "Act Of Legislature Ia quiet tax
titles and increase the revenue VI the State,
approved April :, 1872.
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Lawyer" How DO you identity
this handkerchief
Witncss " BY IL. general ap-
pearanec, aud the lact that have
others like it,
Lawyer" That no proof, for |
have one Just like it in my pocket.
Witness" don't doubt that. |
had more than one of the same sort
stolen
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-09

possible for Cicero or any other man
to pull one of them open. Consc
quently the concern with a Chicago
over-coat must again be mistaken.
The fact seems to be that the Pion.
eer is an enemy to Catholicism, and to
appease his malignity hurles his cpl.
thets, INTERESTINGLY, and without
foundation at the Catholic Priest of
Alpena, for some reason best known
to the inspired pen of the Pimevs
editor. We would advise the editor
of the Pioneer when he again intends
to interfere with the reputation of a
good Priest and most highly esteemed
pastor, las Father Taken most GER
tainly has the honor TO be- to get his
at least from true source,
md not from that class of persons
who look on grey horse as a chan
Hers shop aud every hair in his
main as a pound of candles.
A LOVER OF JUSTICE.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-09

The "Glorious Fourth opened
clear and beautiful, just cool enough
to afford a favorable time for all
amuScmcnts. There was no general
celebration it this city, but at IN early
hour the streets were well filed with
sovereign citizens, eac,.. apparently
bent on celebrating Tao National Ana
versary in his OWL peculiar way. The
steamer VIENNA gave an excursion to
Detroit, and the Sandusky to East
Saginaw, both of which were patron
lied to greater or less extent by our
citizens, and, from the beauty of the
weather could not fail to have been
very pleasant affairs. In the city at
an early hour the cheerful notes of the
Cornet Band were heard as they gave
their signal for the assembly of the
members of the Fire Company at the
engine house, opposite the Burrell
House. where the crowd soon became
quite dense. The company in their
neat uniforms were soon on hand aud
busily engaged in making preparations
for parade. The engine and hose
cart, clean as a new whistle, and taste
fully trimmed with flowers and flags,
were brought out, the teams attached,
the signal, given and at about o o'clock
4. NJ, proceeded by the band, dis
coursing excellent music, the process
sion prococ led through the principal
streets eliciting commendatory re-
marks from the crowds with which
the streets were thronged They f.
nally halted on Second street, near
the bridge, and exhibited their skill
in the use Of their engine throwing
continuous stream of great force dis
tance of 30 feet through 500 feet Of
hose, result which sufficiently attssts
their ability to cope with any ordinary
fire that may occur in our young city.
In the evening the company enjoyed a
bountiful banquet at the Brrrell
House supplemented by pleasant
hop at the Fletcher House. There
were numerous reunions of small
parties of friends at various points,
croquet parties, sailing parties etc,
etc, and the day was pretty generally
devoted to merry making. Very lit
tie noise or disorder occurred, and the
police had scarcely more to do than on
ordinary days. In the afternoon
small fire created a momentary excite.
ment but proved to be nothing more
than the kindling of one of those nu-
merous slab piles whose presence gra-
ces many portions of the city. A
party was given at Beebe's Hall in
the evening which we are informed
was well attended and very pleasant
affair.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-09

An act increasing the rate of pen
sion to certain persons therein de
scribed, approved June sth, 1872, pro
vides THAT all persons entitled by
law to less pension than herein srec
fled, who, while in the military or ma
val servicc of the United States aud
in line of duty, shall have lost the
sight of both eyes, or shall have lost
both hands, or shall have lost both
feet, or been permanently or totally
disabled as TO render them utterly
helpless, or so nearly so as to require
constant personal aid or attendance of
any other person, shall be entitled to
a pension of s31.25 per month and
all persons who, under like circum-
stances, shall have lost one band and
one foot, or been totally and pcrman-
emily disabled in the same, or other
wise so disabled as to be incapacitated
for performing any manual labor, but
not SO mrch as to require constant
personal aid and attendance, shall be
entitled to pension of S24 per month;
and all persons who, under like cir
eumstances, shall have lost one hand,
or one foot, or been totally and per-
manently disabled in the same, or 9TH
erwise so disabled as to render their
incapacity to perform manual labor
equivalent to the loss of hand or foot,
shall be entitled to pension of SIS
per month, from and after the 4tb day
of June, 1872"
Persons who are already pcnsioned
under the former act at either of the
rates of fifteen or twenty, or twenty
five doolars, are entitled to the in
creased rates providing by the latter
act, and may secure such increase
without formal application and with
out Intervention an attorney, nor will
any attorneyship be recognized in
such cases.
A letter from the pensioned, (pen-
stoned as above) addressed to this Of
fee, inclosing his present pension GER
ti6cate, aud giving his postofice ad-
dress. will be sufficient presentation
of his claim for the Increase.
The certificates will receive such
Endorsement by this Office as will au-
thorize the payment of the increased
rate, and will then be forN ardcd to the
pension agency at which the pension
is payable, and the pensioner will be
notified of such transmission.
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News Items.

Near Belle Plains, Iowa, Wednesday
a railroad collision killed five men.
Thos. Fitzgerald, from Syracuse
n. ~, was run over and killed by the
cars at Vcrmillion, Ohio, Tuesday
night.
The English Eleven cricket players
will sail from Liverpool on August
Sth, to play at Montreal, Ottowa,
Toronto, London and Hamilton.
The steamship Lapwiug, running
between Liverpool and Rotterdam, col
Gied with an unknown vessel off the
Isle of Wight Friday night. 1t is
believed that 81 lives were lost.
The ship Omaha, which left Liver
pool, FEBRUARY 26, for Calcutta, was
wrecked on Saugur Isle, in Hoogley
river and seven of the crewolrowned.
Irwin Bell, foreman, and JohrsLee,
a laborer in gravel pits at Louisville,
Kentucky, was struck by lightning
Wednesday and killed.
Mrs Louis Wicks, living in Spring.
field, Slap County, Wis, killed her
child, and then cut her own throat
"Wednesday night.
The mail train on the Midland
Road, New York, ran off the track OF
the Sd, crushing through a milk depo
injuring eight persons, none fatally.
Dick Allen, an engineer on tn
Union Pacific was run over and kille'
Tuesday night by a locomotive on tn
Denver & Rio Grande Road.
A tenement house in Norwich, CT
was Destroyed by fire Tuesday night
T and two French boys burned to deatt
Gov. Letcher, of Virginia, state
: that il the choice is presented him I
r vote for Grant or tsrccley he viii ur
hesitatingly vote for Greeley.
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