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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-22
What D7spengia NAY End L.

Indigestion Is not Dangerous, sag tha
faculty. PERHAPS not IN itsaIf, wGiie r
remains mere i0iiees.j r.; b1l leok =.
,lia consequence 70 .aieh is may lead
md often d -es leah when r. becomes
chronic diseasr Z e0ars If FIR is sraa
thing. 4 pressure aE tha !,aa e;.j ~. &.
cut; breatb vii ozgja-uieh r. G-t "a
may fro powder nIj, or kndie a 9 sme
that VIII C0usCE:c g cry. Ia IKE man
ner indigestion may produce E8strisis,
cancer Of the stomach, congestion Of fhe
bowels. ar0pieXV, LIVER disegae. ard many
other dangerous usiadies ls r. not wise,
then, 10 check Il IN the Germ NoGGinC
is mere clearly and iDdiepg.ahl7 ess2t-
li-hed than 8ostetters Stomach Ei5Ge-s
viii eradicate dyspepsia IN ~! jas yes.
The true poiicy h0Fver-r. Is 70 eZ-.nguisa
i in the first stages vit!l this Wholesome
powerful and iDf1l.ibie ionic and a,.c~a~
tive i l. castor 70 aas7Gn g zTsr5 than
. fame and Il IL easirr e. care tysHeUSls
WHOM il IS first developed Jhan when f.
has nIle Aeadva7 hy neglect. and hs~
come compiled ed with other ailments
There Is nuE the shadow Of % doubt rhat
the tittcra are ~ directly entagouiss.c IN
CvspNUsia - TJter j. ~ FIRE There ara
thousands ct eases or record croring this
fat The remedy is saf. ana agreeable
> Il the liquors af commerce ur-sc~ih-i
as s5iU.a'a-;sS !rsrs -tIaz ne1jal ts45
the syirg T. taken ont Of the sp.riEuaus
bas5- Of r-i- great rem -57 hv ve1st4h.a
mHiicarsr', auG Ecarsver. fhe -ti!oulau
thus ms3ia8tef = OF exceptional uurifv
az all -cnics taken a. s4frgGa-Gs OF rene
dies for .aver and e-He. bilious remit
Ernc5, al1 other e:.j3~mI1s, !. Il 7lH only
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-22
Greater Inducements

sipuz-. er lezf-~ille. l.. .a- z-a-'.rr:
Dry Goods, U3o1cinr. Yankee
~ ctSuns, Tyh5*a Goods,
&saG2zs' sPr,n7E med EZzEs- Z51oo15
Stationery. as, IS.
We beg 70 cal rartisulzr attention
we are S0Eg Opening
or SgTlHs sg7-E, Eaicz leg yea e. e.z7ar. vita
TIE VEEE 2 EET
Elbows 70 AdVaujaGa,
iv-Her regarGs qualities prices aszo-raous5 s:c
"9 'hs7 manifest la aress viii a=aa-.a y,r e.
ssas-=srs.s here - Heo rha-sv-r % 7ss-auars vol
nay a' lu tLs La@z Of giving r,aa- cities Err-zr Of
Please -ai a-a for ysulss.a and IL ron ma agt
-t-tsHaests TsrEtsza..s srs saa r5il 5-4lg
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-22
Or. Tasfs 9o5r Das is Harm5sss



4 healthy irnr -eaTa--s each day about
tao and "a halG roun3s O. Lille. wh'ca con
e.. los f. -rsa. au.uul u waste uaterja!
r.sscucr1m IN, blood When The User
be-. mes torpid or contested. IT lis 90 ai-
smenato ti.is vas. umoIu5 &c peEiou5 SUE
stance, which. therefore remains Co poisgn
the blood and Ea con~eyel e. ererv psrt
af ihe system What must bo she con
di,lon of the blood vh~n Is - receiving
and rctaiuiug each dgv tao ani . halt
pnyrds Of poison Nature rr.as vzors
of thu, poison through otbar channels
AID orraas-the kii,cr~. iuugs. skin,
etc. but these organs lncgrac ovsr.azed
n uerfarmius this l.Go~. IN addition "a
thni- natural functions. and o.uuas .sag
Withstand the pressure. Lut has1-ocs var
iou-ty diseased.
Tie hrai7 which Is the great eIoctri-
cal centre nraH y,ta}itv Is undul7 ss.ua,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-22
NOTICE TEEES

Hv Fine Biooae2 SarHg7
YOUNG BLUCE EE !!
viii stlo3 the present season al = H.
DUNCAN :. two miles east IF Bolivar.
on she furiy road, and st WHijE-
VILE. commearing a rhe tara up place
o. TUESDAY,, March ~. 1872
mart55t7 LAWSON king.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-22

2 selected points sky three puo.ie els
orne, with an aggregate capacity 81
| % $40 be ,reis ~ ;vatar. Now, surprising
! shay are alaa5a KEEP; full, as they usually
are, what chance has the "Gge demon g
Got in that com munity? Enough water
a'waes on hand 30 make a good sized
'a.oi Now look ~ Bolivar. Have re
. eas one public ciatern have We got one
pab'jo bucket have ye got one barrel
! Of water on hand; have we got one rub.
/ iic ladder, one hook; have we got q s9uad
Of fD"n organized that would be willing
tod k"o~ how to 60 to work-ia short
aro re in any way prepared to save our
/ property iE case of E5e2 Has any Of
our citizens got tbe -chsek7 to saw yes q?
No private motives induce us to call at
tont'on to this suhiect Bel;evisr 1t 10
be our duty, we ere r'aa3iuc for orr
Whole community, End have time and
again tried through these calumns 70
make our citizens understand that it il
/ &" imperative necessity t;rat they should
profanity adopt some means Whereby
/ they would he enabled to overcome the
lafnrs It any tinla the necessity nav re-
qgiTa. AID Jhat there i necessity fox
Sons guch action being speedily taken,
we have only TO refer to the recent fire
~ Mason, Tennessee. by which dat town
vas aimos; entirely cousua1aa jus. he
cause tgzy LtE inflated ,g ig al. ,,;-,,r
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-22
MUSIC!

EEG-IE FsEES 60 n
-Ea= 2ir~frk- ztGs--l
LFs'e .et-.a- -s.rn= latest
$50 dss- 1iusls -5- 5v-9 l14
t1rra reHts 2 piece fr@-r
lu-H r7r -rrt-1 -sHs A. lar-ls -
4.r--a uf new iigs5r Or
-Irh aG--Hr- as HAYS.
Z 10s--.s. i'l-lrr. AlsEI
-s-sls-. E0suat fersIgr.
a. rrt1l, tsuss. etc
s.uris f'sni-r mailed for
sc Price $ rer q71u-1-
= I. PETER
s95 B-oad ~s-. Ne York.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-22
avoid C0psum r5l0u.

No enemy to lie human race Is more
to be dreaded ana is-moss ;nsi5ious in isa
approach than tdosto2 E,:al destroyer
f haa1tr ani barFlnssz Of Dyrials-
CONSIDERATION in II g asty form The
dutT Of aiI IS to guard against its first al
vaaaca Glis nag be done b7 the timely
use of Dir i & uTG&A&E.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-22

They a1e erec-i1g = large A-uaul,1Eai
Implement Factory at Franklin, tina
State. Ne wish the enterprise sncceFs,
and would b, pleased 70 chronicle some
thing of the Kind for Bolrar.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-22

SHAKE:s.-Ne were favored TIN, week
with the Perusa; of At interesting letter
written 10 enc Of cur patrons by Mr.. w.
b. Henry, oE Arkansas Among ojhsr
things, the @ritor says taat he, together
vlsa his son and foue other gentlemen.
had mighty snake killing on tho l6rh
af last month, putting to death no less
than ssrsatg f,go largc ra:i1esuGlcs in enc
field. The writer further states shas if
aay enc doaAas .ao ,guth OF tsis ~snake
story he is willing and able to prove a.
Taat Ger tainly.was not good day tor
snakes, bus it was evidently Il good time
and place for k.lia them.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-22
n.ygc2E-S,E EsT,E3 gsTZ0@
ANNOUNCES alEET5.

To~ Sheriff We are authorized 70
e,~r.rr-s r. n CtERIEGTD& re ?
candidate fry the fee Of sheriff Of HAS
dcman county.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-22

Without opposition, 7. =. G.@heslFoG
has been elected Representative Of Dye
county
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-22
MUSIC

VIZ ETFER- l-e III
Frrs tETzA Elaz
Box 1-7 been l-i-1E cod
f aaE been Tra1u-sa-L 81
-er.e- O. al! a.ls- WORKS r
81 @ils g. i- tae .a-za
iarfsr t1rr- sU3 only rHI.c.
i'ar 0f 1Fs 7isSs ap1 sIs p
.e-s. nearly az q vhEcl have
tsas Ace71naaiUea-s.
sam pie gar53s mailed.
nozs-rsf5 I1T 81 30.
f. = PETERS.
-@f Brow way. New f1-E-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-22

CnoCKEg CcUSTr Ne e!s State Ga
sshe Of Inc IG.h instant says: eve
learn that the following officers were
elected in she county of Crockett last Sat
nrday Asa Dean, county trustee; VIII
.ja.a Bert, circuit coaFt; John Wood.
county court clerk; W. Z. Tucker, ske.-
lfi';-Fouchell, register; Joan Srnoshers,
tax collector
In regard to she sAcotiu. Ct Henry
Nicely (coiored), by Constable Tiller, the
particulars of which ve published in our
last, we would state that Nr Tiilsr has
since had hearing before Esqaisss Ans
dcrson, Newhsrn and Harris, add aas sc
Quilted or al hIame,it being clearly shown
that the shooting was justifa5le, as be,
az az officer, only acted in se}i-delence.
REfEaBsR That our election comes
oFon the Grss Thursday in August next
Only q short time to 60 on, and taose
who aspire to clGss" should bear in
mind, and Iee the people know who they
are, 80 G.ey can make up sieir minds
&c ov to vote" We vou'd further state
that our Announcement Column is now
open t. receive names, cur Poekat5ook
unclaspeI TO receive ths equivalent, and
our pen ever ready aal willing to d 5as>
tee to al. "EsEt"
r. g. ~ ]
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-22
PTeg5YtcTian Church.

EHzzsT S-1o-F - 49, 81 -
f'rs's t'rseE On T2n'iavs. 81 - =
''-s~s- 3. afiHE ThurzdaVs a. o.
seat G. FhFE,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-22

IeF- ~ubscrip ION raoaey So must D
paid in advance.
p.5g~ NJ attention VIII be given anony
mous communications.
No. Ne viii thank orr 'sicni5 for al
local Or peighborhuod items
49, One cross mark on the margin O
the rauer means your subscription ha'
evrirg5. two cross mark5 rreans pay ~
OUR AGErTS.
7e foH,~'as persons sra oar authorized As'''7 ,''
5tmrs ROSE o. sit-s'-saz.
). JUl e 3 r. 81 '.. $780, ~, ~.
= ROW Ei.i. Ltt-.-esl ~
SpIrtfS klIoFFMA'.. Or G@.sI"ero.
n.UGEsT EsT,E3 s-s;'rZo2T
ANNOUNCE a1B KITS.
Fo- Sheriff are authorized to
e,~rTr-r r. n CtERIEGTD& re ?
candidate fry the fee Of sheriff Of iiaf~
deman county.
Fer Trustee We arc authorized 80
announce rhs name Of WILLIE FORT
a- q candidate for az cLise @: County
Trustee of Hlr5cIoan county Lisa.ion
frs, Thursday in Eurusr. 1872,
To the Pc pie of Tennessee In
response 20 tire cxpTc-si"0 gt peculiar
desire, sufficiently genera. and iaa"ea-
tial 70 control my action IN the MATTER,
hereby announce myself as q candidate
fl- he Office Of Judge &C the Ssrroms
Court made vacant bT the RESIGNATION Of
e.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-22

TEaSs t.p ryEr ElrH HLetu-EnCrE -sT
EF FLESH t.fs ~ --.-Err. f.f.--R q -.r-
AsD -1>Ll iHIL Ess.Fs-Esi . = S--gLs 80
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-22

To CoLoNlaTs IF sou are going wes,
buy yorr tickets over the old reliable
s'j>sour' Haaii, Railroad, the popular
rouss from ST. Louis 20 Seia,ia, r. Scott,
Lawrence, Kansas City, Atcaizon, -
Joseph Caala, Denver, and all pci0fs II
Mi-soeri, Kansas, NeJraskQ' and Jo'er~
ado, 70 which people ara moving. This
Line has sn uroXee:.ed equipment IN fine
day coaches. PQtmaus palace. e!ceQers
hI'ter's &gf: a platform anf the patent
stsaD. brake and its reputation fog prompt
t,EDs aEd sure connections ls pT9EerblaL
kog valuable affirmation ard assistance,
aud 70 make special arrangements at low
e-s rates offered by any line. call vgon OK
address J. &. Thompson, agent Missouri
ParG, K Il, ChattanaoGa, Tenn, o. Al
l.nta, Ga or Z 4 Ford, General Pass
sepger Agent, It Lous, Mo- No tsoal.e
tC yrs&HST questions
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-22
EXTRAORDINARY tv4UiBTH
OF FEEEEEE HIS

F0r q vhiIe after the formulation 81 the
great eas &gz 7a.s lrfc-s5 za5s- aua,-.s Expressing
i-aaeuas aisA prevented her merchants C-5r sra--
iaz 20 surreu-i.aF e.3a-sr dealers such rz.l-s 40
-a-ue=r'y desired Taose asEcgrlie- az,- how
ever. 1aa-,eea. e. -ls. - rzzsa snt.L sac esa
rev erutt-atg P.ri.s
The largest. Ecss a-5 Closest Dealers
t-eua a-at th- entire szrrsruz5zz country -
ybcs. ;slias All t'fag= sz,s esus5ser-tsu sss oy-r
teen
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-22
compsii1iaa tas Llfs eff Trase.

ftlTi-E isiI ss-rs Of FLATITrET rlf-r ? e.
rac' l--= tEa lf--1rrrs ssr-r-s sI1 ~. -
'ea5 - go -'ss.'- a"Tass san ss- SRA -- e.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-26
Come out,aud Vote.

We conjurc our people to turn out and
vote in the coming election. We know ii
is a labor and an expense to travel 20, %
or even 30 miles to the Courthouse to vote
it isa grievous wrong, one which the
ipfrheus radical rule has put upon them,
and eau only be remedied by the people
through the ballot box. Elect an honest
Lcgislulurs'- and the old prvciact voting
will be reiustnted, and the people can
then exercise the right Of suffrage with
lit trouble and lao expense. Let every
registered voter, then, turn out, far and
rear, in shower or in sunshine, if he is
able to ride or even walk, and secur5a
democratic Legislature.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-26

Special 10 Tho DAllas Il,uAlp.

Special 10 The DAitAa IltuAlb.
Pans, Oct. 26.--Theiis has forbidden
the sale Of the oarlCatures Of Napoleon
aud family.
BERLIN, Oct 25.-Emperor Williams
decision on the Ban Juan question was
commun icaicd simultaneously to-day 10
the American and English ambassadors.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 25.--Tbe weather this
morning IL very damp and foggy. Tho
horse disease IL now spreading 10 every
stable in the city. The symptoms Of the
c0ntagion arc visible on most every horse
on the street. The stage and street car
lines are con tinuing to lessen their trips.
At about = o'clock last evening there was
n OF o Broadway stage between the bat.
terry and the City Hotel. This morning
that thoroughfare seems to be almost en-
tirely without vehicles. Altoget Their, II is
calculated that about 10000 horses are
now afflicted. The animals attacked day
before yesterday generally exhibited
worse features, and II seems evident that
dating the cases from Monday or Sunday,
the crisis can yet hardly DO said to have
arrived. The continued working Of tho
afflicted horses is beginning to tell In the
rapid increase Of dangerous cases. Not
many deaths have been reported as yet,
but il is known that deaths are occurring.
1t is the opinion Of eterinary surgeons
that the distemper may not prove fatal,
but that horses will suffer for sometime
from weakness. Tn Sanitary Committee
reported to the Board Of Health yesterday
that the disease, though general, was not
fatal or contagious,
The course Of IL seems 10 DO say Friday
the animal appears sick, Saturday worse
Sunday the malady attains its climax,
Monday the horse improves Tuesday is
almost ft for work; its effect on business
has not yet been very seriously felt but
alrea dy the cost of drayage and carriage
in some instances have risen to war pri-
ces.
MARKET REPORTS.
New YORK, Oct. 25.-Gold 1881; Cotton
opened quiet; quoted, ordinary 1853 good
rdinary 1877; low niddling l9b middling
uplands 10! middling Orleans 20 mid.
ding Texas got.
NFw ORLEANS, Oct. 25.-Gold 1l3a to
114}. Cotton poor demand middling 10.
LIVERPOOL, Oct, 25.-Co ton opened
quiet but steady. Uplands 9ato /; Orleans
10 / to l0S.
GALVESTON, October 25.-Cotton closed
stead. Coed ordinary ISL low middling
l64. Sales 300. Gold 1921 a. 1l23.-
Hides dull. Dry lGa to II. For wet
sailed LOT to l03. W.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-26
Political Prospects,

As the smoke Of the late battles clears
awny, the political lookout seems little
more cheering. There were decided gains
in Ohio, and determined effort may yet
carry the State for Greeley in November.
In Indiana, nfter all the frauds, Hendricks
is elected by about 1000, and the demo-
cratic Superintendent of Education is al
SO elected. It is now said to be extreme
ly doubtful whether Orth, radical, or Kerr,
democrat, is elected Congressman for the
State at large. If tho democrats of that
State will do their duty, Indiana may GER
tainly be carried for Greeley. We think
Connecticut and New Hampshire may
both be carried for Greeley by the proper
exertions. The canvas is progressing
well in Illinois, and there is reasonable
hope that Trumbu,l and Palmer will be
able to redeem that State. Every South
crn State, except South Carolina and Mis-
sssippi, may be set down for Greeley cer-
tainly, and his chances for California and
Oregon are OF least rs good as Grants
The contest will be close, but there is
surely no reason why the democracy should
give up the hope Of success at last. The
only danger is that the democracy will
not turn out and vote. They might fix
the matter, if they would. How they can
hesitate between Grant and radicalism
Snd Greeley and liberalism surpasses our
coriprehe nsion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-26
THE DUTY OF TEXANS.

To vote for the Democratic ticket for
the Prrsidency-Grcsley and Brown.
To vote for the Congressional Democrat.
it, canditlntes for the State at large-Wil-
lie and Mills.
To vote for the regular democratic can
didates for Congress in ench Compression.
al District-Ilerndon, Mclean, Hancock
and Giddings.
To vote for all the regular democratic
candidates for the Legislature-Sen ate
and HOUSE.
TO stand up TO tho regular nominations,
wherever made, and give no countenance
~ boilers. Seh'lr!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-26
The Importance OF Voting

ws fepublish elsewhere, from The Nc.
Kinney Enquirer, we'll timed article on
tho impoflasoe Of registration aud voting,
ESPECIALLY In this PARTON of the State. The
present hpporilonmcni aud representation
In Northern Texas II simply Outrageous
and was gotten up by the radicals for the
PURPOSE Of obIninlng and securing their
a-cenjency In the State. II will DO the
duty of the next legislature TO make new
alportionmont, and II will have no other
fair basis than the votes which may no
given In the coming election. Tho other
portions Of the State, where parties are
more nearly divided will give full VOTE,
aud II the people Of this section, because
II may be supposed that their candidates
are in no danger, neglect to vote, tho con.
sequence will be that when the now nppor.
tfonrent 10 made, they will fail TO get
their due representation, and they, them
selves, will be alone bameable for ii. We
ccnjure our people 10 come out and vote,
ovcry one Of them. Many Of them in this
county we believe have neglected TO reg
lister, but If those who have will attend
the polls and vote, we shall still mako n
good showing. The whole registration in
Dallas county will amount to nearly 5000.
How many of these may be struck Oft by
the final revision, VIC cannot say, but the
real nunber Of d.aths and removals must
be small. Again we call attention to the
article from the Enquirer and urge our
people by every motive Of duty and inter-
est to vote, every enc Of them, at the com.
ing election.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-26
Registration. Laws.

These laws, wherever they exist, should
be abolished us soon as possible. Origin
airy ihtended 70 prevent fraudulent vot-
ing, they are now, under radical execution,
used every where to facilit aieit. The Lib.
eral Republican committee of Pennsyl-
vania estimate that 10000 illegal voters
were registered TO carry tina: State for
Hartranft. 1t will be seen at once how CO.
sy it is for party in power, through its
corrupt officials, to retain its nscendency
by fraudulent registrations. Under the
system Of universal suffrage, no registra-
ton is needed. II Is II worse than useless
expense, because it is used TO cover the
most outrageous frauds and give them the
semblance of legality. The first thing,
which our next Legislature Should do, is
to repeal the registration law.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-26
Poor Longstreot,

Gen. Longsreet has capped the climax
of his degradation by going back TO his
first love, Grant, after flirting awhile with
Greeley. lie is a melancholy example Of
what fool man may make of himself
after having achieved an cnviable rcputa-
'ion. Longstrects record in the lato civil
war was what my man might have been
proud Of. lie might have died poor, per-
haps, like the noble Lee, but his memory
would have remained green and immor.
tai in the hearts of his Southern country
men, while northern men would have hon
orcd his bravery, consi sency and patriot
ism. 1t would have been far better for
poor ongstreet to have fallen in battle at
the head Of his famous corps. When the
war was over, lie seemed seized with an
Unsuitable thirst for gain. lie took to
merchandising in New Orleans, and
thought it would help him along in the
way Of making money to turn radical. So
he came out for Grant, and was finally
rewarded with a lucrative office. No
doubt, having been raised n gentleman, he
felt heartily ashamed of his lisho dest u.s.
sociates. But he held on until the Grce-
Icy excitement looked lie i. would over
run the country and carry all before it.
Then the wiley tactician changed his base
and declared for Greeley. But the Octo.
Der elections making things look little
blue, he suddenly wheels around and joins
again the Grant column. lie will feel
cheap enough, if Greeley should be elect
ed, us we trust he yet will be, Poor Long
street lie cannot be slowed of tho gods
u he would have died younger, before he
had disgraccd himself md so severely
mortified his old friends. Poor Long.
street
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-26

ES.We don't know how our friend Lo-
gan, of the San Antonio Herald, feels, but
We feel Ia her ashamed &c his course on
the Capital question. The Herald is the
only paper in Western Texas, so far as
We know, that is advocating the removal
of the Capital TO Houston. The object is
clear enough.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-26
THE GRAEf TEXAS
Book and Music Store.

SCHOOL, BOOKs-ss-nd Tor Prics list.
BLANK BOOKs-srnd fg Prics List.
Law BO0Ks-S-Bd for friee List
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-26

@ The Navasota Tablet is for Houston
for the State Capital because "it is one Of
the best markets in Texas" Fiddlesticksl
We don't send men to the Legislature TO
do marketing, nor lie il expected that the
State officers will engage in trade. The
statement that the lands, the public build.
ings at Austin are now on, belong 10 the
Chambers estate, 10 untrue, and even the
Houston papers are loo cautions 10 assert
il. Truly the advocates Of O removal are
hard run for arguments.