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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-30
A MARVELLOUS Reseae.


A ,sFoRGIAN'S pfEIio oUS FALL. At STONE
MovNTAIN-.C AUGlIT Bl A PROJECT
ING LEEGE, LEO FRET FROM TIE
RASE.
Major John i. Steward, who lives
IN his farm near the north laSe OF |
Stone Mountain. Atlanta. Georgfi,
thought he heard the voice ola rnn
in ditlpss on the steep side of the |
mountain. Upon looking up he saw
the head Of a man. and saw him wav-
ing his hand for sl,ccor. The man
,ailud to the Major for drink Of wa
ter. ami said that he had but little mon
cv, hut he would give 1t sll TO be taken
from the place lie was. The Major
askcd him iflR was not hoaxing himy
The man replied that he was IN earnest.
Gautioning the man to keep quiet, the
gentleman proceeded at oGce to town
and obtained assistance.
The news spread like wild-iire over
town, and every heart ran ont In an
yuish for the condition Of tie miior-
tunate one. Those who went to the
rescue made ''quick tint" to get there.
Men were stationed at the base on the
north sit!c to signal the party Oh Top
Mt what time 10 descend.
Securing The rope to a cedar tree
firmly imb"ltled between two massive
rn,ks Two gentlemen made the peril
ma descent u secure the man. About
three hundred feet from the top OF the
maintain they came to him. He was
lyino IN 4 cnleh. or water course,
t,rrSwed out of the rock by rains.
tine foot was jammed intoa crevicc
and the other bent under his body.
lie was hugging the rock closely,
while one hand was grasped in the
strap OIL the collar OF his coat. n small
tablet ofrock. two or three feet long
and foot or 80 wide. was all that was
between him and q fall Of some twelve
hundred feet to the ground. Had he
moved Two or three feet to the righ! or
left, he would have been precipitated
10 the bottom. twelve hundred feet,
and only 4 horrible mass would have
been found to tell the ta'p.
lie had laid there from Friday even
inc late until saturday evening. His
anxieties and suileringS were intense.
mis- teet were swollen. laCeratel, and
bIiStered by the hot rocks; the sim
,ou,4l upol him lis iierreSt rays, catlS-
inc the most excruciating thirst and
nroducinc almost entire blindness.
,hoth seemed to stare him In the face
On an sides. Return without friendly
ajl he could lot. He was afraid to
move either to the right or left or ct
M E,r that terrible fall was beneath
him. without snccor lie must die a
lingering. tortrring death OF thirst and
starvation.
In adjusting the rope several rocks
were IN the way. and fearing that the
r,,p might tlislo,lge them and bring
Them down on the unfortunate nmn.
tl,ey were removed and thrown OH IN
,trh direction as not to strike on the
spot occupied by the man. With a
crashing noise they rolled to the brow
oftlle lrecipice on a line with him.
aml then plt,ug d down that terrible
distance. bnrving themselves III the
earth at the l,as..
Reaching the place, the rope was
ti,4l around the man and he was con-
,lmted 10 a PLACE of safety. Upon
reaching the summit. the rescued man
WA % thirsty tlut he would have emp
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-30

RfOde Island was struck iy tighten
Ing The other day, and the tlmndefbolt
meyer grazed any Of ilw adjacent
States. Where is'the marsksman WIG
ann beat that for sliarp-shoctiag?
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-30

The orgeries Of Robert Atwood
Of Louisville sum up nearly halfa
million dollars. The sufferers in
clude his relatives and most intI-
mate friends.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-30

PLEASE. God, bless pappa and mani
mn. al,d-e -eand-ad II yoil're mind
10. yon may bless aunt Eliie Lat !
don't much care"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-30

A coteaporary. describing a fash
ioaable party. speaks Of a gallant who
Whispered toa lady, ''lnd ttsak her
apart" 1t II not n very difficult
feat 10 take 4 iatly apart these times,
lat there i very little left iher alter
wards.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24

CuY lurRoygagss As evidence Of The
steady Improvement of our city, We note
the following new buildings which ofe
now In oour1s n eop,lrroiion, or about
being commenced
Messrs fsnllcy & sllllor have purchased
the 10, On Commercs Street South side Of
the sauare) adjoining the "oilicc Saloon,
"a which they inform US they have con-
trncied for tho erection Of q two story brick
10 be completed within the next forty days
The building is to be 20 feet front by 20
deep, the front wall to be Of dressed stone
and brick. We have seen the drawings,
and IL carried ont this building will be one
Of the hanisomest in the city.
A few doors west of The above on the
Same street, Mr.. John Tension is about
to erect u two story brick, 20 feet front by
so dOep.
On the East side of the Square, Mr..
Moulsrd, is putting up "a two story franc
building, with stone basement, 25 by II
feet.
On Main Street, Mr.. J. r. b. Blades il
about to contract for n two story frame
% by 50, on the 10, imm' dately adjoining
the HERALD Office, and Mcssrs. W. A
Jones & Co., Tinnerd are now putting NJ
a frame building % by GO feet for them
selves, and Messrs. Field Brothers, are al
so putting up building for their business
nearly opposite the HERALD Office.
All the above are business houses snC
will be occupied rs soon rs completed. w
have made no note of residences building
and in contemplation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24
OlSIEU AIRY.

Departed this lie, NJ his residence In lhi. county
on the 2Gth of January, 1872, WILLIAM CARR,
nged - years, months gnd q days.
At the same place, on the ID of February, lH2
Mrs. JANE CARR, sFed ~ Yeas, months aud 20
days.
These good people, children Of humility. lived In
rtac- and quiet, beloved by all who knew them,
and died in tho glorious hope Of II blessed Inn or
tnlty
y lillian was son OF John and Elizabeth Carr OF
Nelson cUunt,. Kentucky; was born August 9th.
1891. He Wa born ami brought up In the Methodist
Church. and has been n consistent member OF 1t MI
his life.
Jane was a daughter of James and Rachel Smith,
Of II irln conniy, Kentucky, aud was born August
18th. I1gi. She was early convert to the religion
of hr blessed Savior, and lived and died highly TO-
spect.d member Of thu Methodist church
They among the early settlers OF Dallas conn
ty and they hays ever been known only as exrmrla-
~ christians. generous hospable, Jealous aud lib.
sral IN pr noting religious associations aud cxor-
res. Their faith was in the merciet oil God.
G.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24
stHWtNs SLOWLY.

Diseases that prog rapidly 10 ~ crisis are not
the only ones 10 Ice drrni"d Cankrr or dry - !
,nns moi blast a trru as suddenly stroke Of
IipLtung hut unless arrested il DESTROYS II q" Ger
tairiy: aud in lik" manner chronic debility, al
though It dies not Kill with the swiinrss nF fci'nw
fever l. Ms sure snp The springs of life crch
ms any ,ccutr d,~nsr IL not checked by nvigoratlnE
medication There is something innNpIessihy tntli.
ing in the spectacle OF premature decay Lsngour,
phllnr ~mancintiOn, depression of spir Andh dis
taste for cx-rttnu, arc i,a ordinary symptoms. aud
they should he promptly met hy tonic trca; ment
The hest IN sguraGt and crhilarant TINT can lie I'd
ulrstrr.d In ease of this kind is ilo-ater's St"m
arN ilurrs The stimulating principle of the pre-
ara'ion rouvrs the drman energies of the system,
and ircplthcnng and regulating l':ppertes give 4
norman and h-aIthful impulse 10 the vital mrcas
ihu. brnigiIt into play The failing appetite is re-
awakened the process u; digestion and t'similation
are uuirkrmrd the qualify "fih' blood Is inpro 'od,
H. sccretiuns l., come mole natural. and every or
gan tliat contributes TO the nOnrrhmen OF the body
undergone SANITARY change, by thsse pthns the
relair of the physical struc nrc is effected hnd Its
Ipalth and ygnr restored. In no class of diseases
has The eni6ccnt operation Of the Ritcrs been more
mark cd md striking than those characterized by
general debility and nervous prostra'ion. Ladies
affected with these ailments find In this most whole
some nr all tcncs and corrcctiyes the safest and sur
est means of relief 1t isstrong turestoro andpow'
rrless to iiure. Such IS the uniform testimony OF
"clOrds Of witnesses"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24

uay"The policy of tho NORTH
MISSOURI ms. Co. is now, and
always has been, to limit its risks
within TIE range Of any ire, so that
the destruction of any town or city
would not sweep away any consid-
cradle portion of assets. This pru'
dent forethought saved the Cohpa-
ny at Chicago, and will be ono fits
safeguards in the future. 3oHN. d
KERFooT, Agent, Dallas, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24

LIonrSisG I,ops.--Mr. j. W. Allen, the
lightning rod man, who has for some time
~ 1t been In this county selling and put
ling mp rods, left last Tuesday to go fur
Their souih. We know several gentlemen
Of this county who have Ind work done
They are among our best citizens, and they
are well pleased. From oil We have heard
and know Of Mr.. Allen, we have no hesi-
tation in recommending him TO the public
as gentleman worthy Of confidence
Sherman Courier.
Mr.. Allen is now canyassing this county
for orders for his incompatible Lightning
Rods, and may be found or address sed at
the Crulchfeld House in this city, where
he will make his headquarters.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24

Attn called Nieriihs Of ho Board ofDi
rec o,s, by the President If the Dallas &
Wichita Railr1Rd Company to day, the
follow ing resolution was adopted:
Re,olcsd, That ". j. Clark b. and he is
hereby appointed Managing Director, to
obtain subsidies sr.l aa ii, every way he
San for the nilding aud struc,ion Of the
Dallas 4 Wicbiia Railroad, F9Side'!, That
any contract made by sNil ilsha&ar, BE-
fore il becomes binding on this Company,
must be approved by the Pres dent and
Directors o! said Company, said ManSg-
ing Director 10 have the right, at any
time, when the interest of the Company
may require il, TO call on the Pres dent to
convene the Board OF Directors.
Dallas, February 22d, 1872. 24:lt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24

TIE GREAT Smow.-lt will be seen by
our advertising columns that Noyes Great
Circus and Menngerie will be in our city
on Friday next, the LIST of March. There
can be no doubt that this is the finest
show of the kind ever exhibited in Texas.
Every time it visits the State some new at
traction is presen: ed. Now we have the
lordly Lion parading the street. in HE ma
jesty-the Balloon Ascension by Prof. Fish.
er, ind other novelties as yet unseen in
this vicinity. The gorgeous display of thu
Tournament in the Fiel! of the Cloth Of
Gold is nnrivaled by any other Circus, and
of itself is worth the money. We antici.
pate rich treat to our people and big
crowd. Everybody will his wife and
children will be there.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24


DALLAS AND W,cuiTA RAILRoAp.-It
will be seen by reference to our columns
this week, that ffty-nine of the prominen
and influential citizens ofDallas have petit.
lionel the city authorities for vote OF
the people on the question of subscribing
FOR 100000 of stock in this railroad TO be
paid for by the Issue of city bonds to that
amount, bearing ten per cent and running
twenty years. In consequences the order
for registration and vote has been pub
ished. These proceedings would seem to
indicate n decided feeling of interest in
this undertaking, and We trust all our PEG
pie will turn cut and register and vote on
the question.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24

THE DALLAS B.NKERs-It will be seen.
by reference TO our advertising columns,
that Mr.. Il. G. Mays has become partner
in the Banking House of 7. Z. Jordan &
Co. We can hardly speak too highly Of
this firm. II has been Of great usefulness
to the city and its business men. Polite
ness promptitude, and faithfulness char
acterize it, AMI renders it worthy Of all
public confidence. Besides n regular cx-
change business. it also discounts good
paper at reasonable rates, and is Agent for
several popular Insurance Companies.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24
New Spring Calicos Mt Terry 4 Blakes
Iol;3Y

gayWe have had the pleasure Of call
from Mr.. j. Manning Peacock, travelling
agent of the Democratic Statesman, an ex-
cellent democratic paper, pnb|ishe At Aus
tin under The supervision Of the fes'den'
members ofrhs Democratic State Executive
Committee. We are sla to lcarn from
Mr. Peacock Of the tloirishing condition OF
this central organ, which is rapidly in 9
crrcasing in circulation and influence
II is conducted with much discretion and
ability and is doing gool service 10 the
party, the State and the whole country.
Our best wishes attend it aud its worthy
representative.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24

afe&, Attention is called TO the sdver-
tisement of the Entertainment to be given
at the Court House on Wednesday and
Thursday nights next, for the benefit of Il .
Dallas Library Association of this city
All SHOULD attend; TIE performances will
be vsried and interesting, AMI the object
intended should receive the encourage
nent of all our citizens.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24

New SALooE.-1he Bulls Iicaa, a n" n
Sa oon in our iapidly growing city, was
opened to the public on last Monday night
and many of our citizens partobk OF its
hospitality. 1t is in the new building
just finished by Ullmann, and is furnished
in fine style, bidding IA r TO become the
brag Saloon Of Dallas. The best Of liquors
and wines are always on hahd and the
PRINCE of Bnrkeepers, Hugh Dbty, will
prepare them TO suit the taste and wants OF
ALL Its illuminated sign makes 1t quite
an ornament as well as convenience to tile
Court House Square. See Card.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24
MARRIED

At the residence of Mr.. Z>IlEATn, In this comfy,
on "Wednesday. February l4ih, 1872, by Elder J. ":
JACKSON, Mr.. JOHN CAMPBELL and Miss MARY
PAYNE
At the residence ofhe brides father, In this com.
ty, on Thurs N.Y. February 10Th, 1872, by Elder j..
W JACKsuN, Ar JAMES A. RAWLlNS and hiss
SUE H., daughter OF T. j CAMPBELL, Esq.
The good wishes Of the HERALD office attend the'e
happy unions. aud thouks ara returned for bridal
remcnhrances received
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24

Gsy- Col. VIM. Myers, m old an mach
respected citizen Of this county, died ut his
homa miles West of this city, on We'd
neslay morning last, aged aboit II years.
Col. NJ. came to this country from Garrard
county, Ky, in 1916, and was one of the
oldest living representatives of ohf oarl,
energy, and for his age, one OF the most
active men we ever knew. lie leaves n
large connection and numerous acqiain
,ances 10 mourn his death, --- r....-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24
cPkCIhL REilgsT RATION
NOTICE.!

WHxrEu, The Board of Aldermen, Of the City Of
pnlls, did on the 10Th day Of February, ID 1872,
order special Erection 10 lie held Mt Dallas, begin.
ming the 2ith day # March, A. d. lh72, aud can.
timing Gbr two consecutive DAYS, for tie purpose of
fixing tie ynte. uftne qualified electors OF said city
upon Il nr'rosiou TO issu" one hundred Thousand
dollars IJDUUj Of The nnnds 81 ~ Il city, to aid in
the construction ofthe Dallas and rhiia Railroad,
aud thereby taeo stock in said railroad 10 that
amount,
M, therefore I'l.cs HcnfIav roEis'rar of III"
phrn my Office II, III, Mayors ,fi.e Joe sah City II
Dallas, ON the 9Th day "f Mar h, T. 'N72 and con.
time sad Office open tor zen 'on-rr: ~" day (Snh
days cSreped) for the ru pose ofrs criur rcrsons
WHO, under thu N, may lee enNilyd o. register aud
vote NJ tad election.
Gvcn nude ny hand his the 10Th day of fchru
rty, A. y. lN72. So ...
JAN ES BENTLEY,
,L.lL ..Iha l..LL "
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24
DALLAS AND WICHITA RAIL.
EsnAHl

At meeting Of the Board of Aldermen Of the city
Of Dallas held on the l7ih day OF February, 1877 tie
following pftition was presented:
To the Hon. Henry S. rrron, Mayor Of Dallas, 7eyds
and he Board u Aldermen bf said oily
Your petitioners, fretNolder-, and citizens of the
city Aforesaid, being anxU'ts for the speedy cen.
sti nc ion uf the Ia Has and Wichita Railroad. char.
tered by act OF the Last Legislature, respectfully
ask yuu TO order m election soun as practicable,
to take vote Of the citizens Of said city of Dallas on
proposition to donate 10 said Da,,ss and Wichita
Railroad Company, une hundred Thousand dollars in
city Bends with coupons attached, bearing ten (l0)
per cent. interest, aud payable In twenty years TO
aid in the construction of that portion OF said road
to he built III Dallas county, beginning at the city
Of Dallas.
This petit tion il yrcdclted upon the agreement Of
the Company TO issue AMI give the city of Dallas
stock in said harny to an amount equal to the face
OF said Bends
DALLAS, Texas, February 18th, 1872.
Nat. II Burford. s. 8. Jones, J. @. Mccoy, +.
Ahsiig, J, Fehdley, Z. Y Miller j. NJ. White,
J. A. Work, ". W. Pear, Perry Dlken. A G. Camp,
Coughanour, J. T. Downs, y. L. Willemet, J. Wag-
ner, c. Deppe, Wat. Carnth, Ben Long, NJ. Ultima !,
DR.. Rim Tilmahh, W. A. Jones, II. l., Ray, C. D.
Krnnady d. W c. smith, 4. L. WEIGH George W.
Baird n. d. McKinnon. q. ii. Mcdonald, " Hor.
ton T. Reinecke. J. r. Davis, +. Taylor j. T. Carey,
g. Graves y. p. Bryan, S. Crossley, J. W. Crowdus,
J. D. Kerfoot, A. freeman, NJ. Guot, CIV. Laws
II. Ball, T. f. Coombes, VI. Elliott,J. DENIM +. ST.
moi. A. Muller. l.. Amen 7. b. Lomksy, +. Michel,
c. ycirn, II. Shepherd. John Loupot, 7. c. Jordan,
J. W. Lane, II. Barksdale.
Upon which petition the following action was had:
Alderman willemct introduced the following pre-
smble and resolution, to-wit
WnEREAs The petition ofthe citizens of the city Of
Dallas, being signed hy ffty ftehoders as required
by Law, asking donation Of one hundred thousand
dollars TO the Dallas and Wichita Railroad Compa-
ny, in which 1t is provided that said city Is to re
ceive stock from said Company equal TO the amour,
Of said Bonds, in oder to aid said great enterprise
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24
Ear Gin IMnrihnL =:
For Aldermen

The mem bers of St. Matthews Sewing
Society, and all interested, are hereby in,
formed that the next meeting is appointed
for next Thursday afternoon at the resi-
dence of C. C. Jennings, Esq, on South JET
ferson street. sec.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24

Dy james Sheppard, Esq, who was last
week announced as n candidate for City
Assessor has authorized us to withdraw
his name. He is no longer candidate.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24
ron SAL
ONE FLOCK Og LlSb,

10 the Eastern part ~ ip$na nrGr inc Depot
C,rounJ.. with a good trtife BNollng, Kitchen
st.bIs. and the best well II water IN town. fnr
cash customer, a bargSlG VIII 10 given. For iuf'
thor particular. Inquire a. tho; .,,,,,o,,
Ian ~, lST2.2Otf HERALD offl'h'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24

No" Messrs Williams Brothers, Main
Street, have just received an invoice Of
pure aud choice bottled liquors to which
they invite the attention of those in want
Of the article.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24

Attention is called TO the announce
ment of Dr.. d. KING, rs a candidate for
City Assessor and Collector at the coming
election.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24

SsI- MIR. J.. b. d. Young, living on
Main Street, has started City Express,
and his handsome wagon and turnout pre-
sents quite a Gifted appearance.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24
III. C.. HOSkins,

II. G., HOSkfns,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Otis,
&C., Terminus Central Railroad, Corsicana,
has q full stock of goods in his line, fresh
AMI. genuine, and invites call. PLAT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24

ssy- Charley Bnbcock, the irrepressib!e
and popular Agent of he Atlantic Ia
cihc Railroad, Of Missouri, gHve us call
yesterday. re wants 10 see all the cattle
men who design drifting cattle this year.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24

H6YGo TO Williams 4 Masters for yonr
strictly pure White Lead and Oil. t23ew
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24
III. G. MOSkif,S.

The Terminus Drug Store, win he in
Dallas with the arrival of the Central,
Railroad at this place, and he expects to,
make Dallas his permanent p nee of bnsi-.
ness.7 [2ltf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24

Lots of goods arriving, bought by our
Sam Blake in New York City, which l.
you want VERY Low cali on Terry Il Blake.
T2J:3w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24

sEy See announcements Of ID. Is. cer'ey'
as candidate for City Assessor, and VIM.
A. Terry, for Alderman of 4th Ward.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24
seed Potatoes.

Early Rose, Early Goodrich, and Peer
llsss Poratoes, tSe best and most prolific in
,ihe world; good supply just received by
g22:3i.1 WILLIAMS BROTHERS,.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24

iDLD ilUis.
Corros activo at full prices; quoted AT 222sc.
GALVESTON, Feb, 20, 1872.
Golp-Thc 'h4r'et was active and rates easer at
llN6lIOl1; llOl4 wai the extreme figure paid to
brokers Tor large amounts.
CnTTuS--Markct quiet and sales limit"d offer.
ings liberal and enquiry mo drrate quota,i ms, (in
coin) Low Ordinary l$I Ordinary lSi4 Good Or
binary l9i4 Low Miding %; hiddling NH4
HrDEs.-The Market continues firm a. lai 2l9,9c
for average lots ofdrt, they run. Wet sailed nn
changed aud quoted Al 934Uil4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24
Farniry, Groceries

All kinds-rcceiying fresh every day at
49, r. esi,f WILLIAMS BROS.
2l4L1E srrW Main st.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24
ID ULLION Il CUMMINS,
LAND AGENTS AND LAND L0CAIORS,
OFFICE At CLARK BRyANpi

LOST.
Headlight Certificate No. 4 .for one
third leashe of land, isued by the board Of
Commissioners of Brazoria county to Mad
son Leedy. Bounty Warrant No. 43l, is
sued by John D. Pi'ts, Anjutnnt General,
OF. lhe----oi------lelS, for 0G0 ncrcs,
to James cnlloahan, assignee of Adam
Kerr. II not found within the time Pre-
scrihed by Inv, application will be made TO
the proper ajith9rty for duplicates,
JOHN HENRY BROWN 4 son.
16:9t. Agents.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-24
Candidates.
MUNUNN, HNN0H W.T. '"'-'
For GIN lsses,or and Collector;

For GW HseS'o' an" 'o'''''"
w.ars authorized and requested to announce On.
n KING. IA 4 candidate for Assessnt aud Collector
OF ,hc cits OF rNlas ut the approaching e'oc'o"
We AFRO authorized and requested to announce
DANIEL b, CORLEY, as u candidate for Assessor
and Collector of the city OF Dallas at the approach
Sng election.
.yCs g. p,sIIER ASA Candidate fer Assessor aud
CoRoc.a cIlEe cry 6tbA'as, nj tie Approaching
election. t.u---
We are authorized and requested to announce
" n UAlSELL, us n candidate for Assessor anu
Collector Of the city Of Dallas, at the approaching
election.
For City Marshall
The friends Of JUNIUs PEAK will vote for him
for City Marshal, at the approaching election
By solicitation OF many Tax Payers, G GEORGE W.
CAMPBELL, the present Marshal, Is candidate Tor
City Marshal, 81 the approaching election
For aldermen:
We are requested by friends of Capt W. 4. TERRY
TO announce him NJ a candidate for tho Office OF Al
dcrman in the ith Ward, ut tho ensuing election.