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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

We learn from Mr.. Dan. Dawson, who j:
freighting TO Fort Richie rjson blackstone
with government supplies, that on his las
"trip, lne past week, he SAW band or lnn,
dians, in Jack county, gathering horses
that belonged to the white citizens; the
Indians saw Mr.. Dawson's train, but did
not attempt TO modest it. The Indian
trails are numerous-as many as six or
eight ne " trails have been found-passing
through Jack and pointing in the direc-
ton of Denton county. Col. Nc kinzie,
commanding at Fort Richardson, has sent
cut all the men he could spaTe-six or
eight scouting parlies--after these In
dams. We do sincerely hope tEat some OF
the red thieves may be overhauled, but we
doubt if it will be done. .
1t is well known 10 all the old frontier
settlers the route generally travelled by the
Indian raiders coming in from the Wichi-
tss, they sweep around Jacksboro, into
Wise and Denton count les, thence along the
dividing fine.of those counties in north
erly direction TO the extreme southwest
corner Of Cooke, passing out Of uiss Slate
through Montague, crossing Red AHtser
frequently Ut or near Victoria Peak, into
the Indian country, where they are safe
with all the piupder they are enabled 10
cross the river with. $500 e'N
At the south east corner Of Cooke, where
Denton, Wise and Montague counties corr
ner, and on Denton creek, in Denton
county, the Indians have done much mis-
chief in the way ofihefts, ETC., heretofore.
But that portion of tue country is rapidly
filling up with white settlers, and viii
soon be able 10 protect itself. 5.et
The Kiowa and Comanche tr. bes have
the creIit OF committing all depredations
that are perpe;ra,ed ON the settlements
west of US.
We should like TO know why il is that
the United States Government does not ex-
tend more ample protection TO the Texas
iIontier2 Will some one enlighten us :?
When the Spanish butcher, who is ruling
Cuba with q red-hot rod Of iron, delibet-
ately murdered eight or ten Cubans, the
civilized world was thrilled with horror,
and our rulers at Washington were no
less indignant and agrie,sd than the
s'rest OF N ankind;" but when the red for
estman comes into cur State in all his he'll
lish glee, to muir Ter, ALI alike, tho old aud
the young, father abdihe lit;le children, the
mo,ber and the babe clinging to her
breast, -burn and devastste, and lay
waste q territory many times larger
than unfortunate Cuba, not 9 groan 10
heard from our Government, not sigh,
aud no dimensions, outside Of our State,
for the misforfunes Of the Border Land
Gainseitle Gdzeft,. =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03
4 southern Route 10 lie Pact

The conlinned blockade ofiLe Union "a
ellie railroad II causing great attention 10
be turned townil lie Southern routes -
fiiosb who kaow the character ~ The oonn
NY through which The Union Pacific pass
"a from The crossing NJ tho North Plalie,
lmyeaiways predicted the contingency Oi
the wfpicr blockade. The fierce driving
snow storms Of lie Northern plains must
be actually encountered for their extreme
severity TO DO tested. Their occurrence
during winter Of any more than ordinn-
ry severity will be sure 10 cause . block
AIDE. Clearing and keeping the track clear
10 those Wild inclsment wastes, isa task
which the most unilagging energy will fail
10 accomplish during the terrible lsmpss,s
10 which those regions are liable in win
ter. Travel between the Atlantic and Pa.
ci6c will always lie subjected to these de.
lays until . souihern line Is built. A
road constructed through the regions
which II is proposed 10 traverse by the
Southern Pacific will never be subjected
to3these implements during the winter
Besides these advantages, it will do more
10 reduce the lndinns TO subsection than
the employment Of thousands of troops
When to these results is added the devel.
opment Of an enormous amount Of mata,li-
ferrous wealth which, though known TO ex-
list, has hstherto been useless, the expeli
ency Of pressing tho construction OF the
Soy lhern Paci line to o speedy compile
ltiofr must be at once recognized Gaipes-
ton :. ews.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03
Ausrls, Jan 2gL 1914
d, n. uIstrltt ood S,lrA0lf SjOuet

Met pursuant 10 adloafnAeni, Judge
Dnval present Minutes read The commit.
leo appointed, e, r. Garland, y. West
and W w. Walton, 10 draft fsolutioos
expressing The scnsc Of Tho bad on The
death Of The Hon, J. X. +. Reoordl submit.
ted The following
The undersigned committee appointed
by the Court 10 present In Court, tsolu-
lions expressive OF the sentiment o{ tho
Bar and Court nj the death of. X. P.V,ec-
ord, attorney Of The Court, beg leave TO
mako this report with the following rsso.
luiions:
!. That we learn with deep regret OF the
death Of our brother and friend the Hon,
James X. 7. Record.
2. That we sympathisc with his bereavei
family.
g. That the resolutions be spread upon
the minutes Of the Court, and by order of
the Court, transmitted 10 the family nj
Dallas, Texas.
4 That the Coart do now adjourn as
mark Of respect TO the deceased.
C. 7. GARLAND,
G. S. WEST,
WIN. VI. WALTON,
Committee
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03
Railroad Come CtiOn Of New.
Orleans and Texas.

A long time has elapsed since the frs
talk Of a railroad from New Orleans to
Texas. Its great Importance seems to have
been felt and admitted by every body, but
for many years, nothing but tax was &C.
complishcd. There was a water communi-
cation with OR southern coast, near which
the first settlements were made, through
the mouth of the Mississippi, and rs what
little commerce we had could hardly &c
sewhere, New Orleans was content
with things as they were, and rested easy
under its natural advantages. But in
time, Northern and Eastern Railroads
we're built and diverted much Of the upper
Miss and Mo. trade to Eastern markets
and the Queen Of the Gulf began TO wake
up md realized the fact that something
must be done, or her commercial empire
would be ut an end. Had it not been for
the war; il is probable that railroad con.
nection with Texas would have been secur.
ed long before this, but that delayed the
consu"a.lon, anu s'h'e 'ne war was over
many a"ncu"ies nave oeen III he way,
when nave not even YET oeeh 'urmoun'ed
rs wen rs We Gun "scer'"ih' IN texas
mere was qnarrei'ing anu i,''ga''oh aoou'
the ROAD from houston 10 SABINE, ana In
LOUISIANA 'he same ao'"' 'he road iro"
New orleans 10 Drashcar, when morgan
got possession oil that road ne was not anx'
ious Tor i's i ser EXTENSION because ne
hau MS me OF steamers conneoung wan
H. ana io"nu 'hat investment proh'aoie
enough 10 SATISFY ms nnano,ai amoi''on'
Ihen came Inc chattanooga haiiroaa op
po'''ieh' anu more q1arreil'hs anu 'eg's.
'ahng anu iegai warfare 90 inc desired
connes'ion has been sun iur'her delayed
NO" F" Is sh'u ,ha' compromise mas oeen
'naue anu 'ha' "org"" mas go' 'ns oo"'roi
Of .hs chattanooga ehar'er anu roau,
anu .n. ne wa, ou''a " P'o'iaea
". e'y y, Ne" o''.'"' ""' e',e ~" Ger
ID. 80 =" -. -. :" 49,,
~, ~ 80, '''. . IN ~ ''''''s y Luz,
~ 49,, ssa.,. 49,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03


FIGHr WITH INDIANS. Thursday Of
last week, as we are Informed by Capt. J
B. Brandon, Of this county, terrible
struggle occurred with the Indians in Wise
county, on Sandy creek, north OF the town
OF Decatur Seven Indians, it seems, came
into the county AMI stole some horses from
Mr. Brown, Mr.. Cadet and Mr.. Fullingill,
and then attempted to Withdraw from that
region without fight but were overtaken
on Sandy creek by Mr.. Stevens, (Sheriff
OF the county,, at the head of seven From
tiersmen, when the Indians were charged.
One Indian was killed, and IL is thought
several weIS wounded. Nobody hurt on
our sile Tho scalp of the deal In dian
vas brought TO Dscatur by the Sheriff -
Capt. Brandon says the struggle, whcn the
charge was made, was, almost hand to
hand, and terrible amid the horrible war
whoops o: the savages Denton Monitor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

.TuE .CuILn MURDER.-From Mr.. Law.
renee, Photographic artist at Hills
boro, we have received photos Of a child
and its negress murderess. The child was a
babe of Mr.. and Mrs. Newton, formerly OF
Waco, and left in charge Of the negro girl,
during short absence from home. On
their return, the child, was missing, and Q
search produced its murdered and man
gled body. IL had evidently been killed
with a chair, as one was discovered with
blood on its legs and rungs. The child had
been badly bef zen with something, as IFS
back was broken in two places The girl
Il urder arrest aud will be brought to
speedy trial Great excitement aud indig-
nation prevailed against her in the neigh
borhood, and il is a wonder she was not
lynched. Such horrible crimes as hers are
rare, but Of sufficiently frequent occurrence
as 10 be warning TO parents against
trusting too implicitly in the kind-hesrt
elness Of servants white or blnck.) DOUBT
less. many poor child is often tortured
very severely, from some petty malice, all
unknown to the too confding paFents.-
Waco Adrance
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

On Friday evening tho steamer
Fontcncllo arrived Mt our wharf
crowded with immigrants, chiefly
from Alabama and Georgia. Their
destination is Texas, and they will
probably settle along tho limo Of the
Southern Pacific, and aid, by their
industry and muscle, in the devel-
opmcnt of tho regal country which
is tributary to our city. They are
people Of the better class, and who
will prove II valuable accession to
tho population ofthis country. Tex
rs. we are sure, will join with US in
giving the strangers hearty wei
come.-,Mreueport Times, Jan. 10.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

A nearly successful attempt to
escape was made by the prisoners
confined in the Mckinney Jail a
few days since. Tho deputy Sher-
if happened in the Jail about half
an hour before shutdown and found
that they had made an opening
through the wall, and were only
waiting for night to remove the
outer weath"rboarding and make
their exit. He found Bellows
shacklcs removed, and everything
ready for the fina! stampede. 1t
will be remembered that Bcllew es-
capped once before, but taking the
daytime for it, was easily captured.
Sherman Land Journal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

Squirrels are so great q nuisance
in California that a bounty of ter
cents per head is paid for their des
truction. A single hunter has kill.
ed and trapped zen thousand in one
season, for which he received one
thousand dollars bounty. He sent
the skins to Paris, where they sold
at fifteen cents each, swelling his
r,eeip's u two thousand five hun
dfed dollars for his captures. The
skins are said be more valuable
than the rat or kid in the man9fac-
ture Of gleEes. a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

dcrPARTIzAssHIr.-0u com munity has very
recently witnessed the results of headlong
zeal jim exhuming from obli:ion an obso-
lete law, which, however appropriate at the
time OF its enactment, and however aplica-
during hostilities, expired, from inanition
on their cessation, and was confirmed in
it's nonusage by President Jobnson's Am
nesty Proclamation, so that this moment "
elected, Gen. Forest, or the most ruth less
Confederate, could take his seat in Con-
gress without taking the iron.cla oath.
But here in San Antonio, partizanshir, to
punish few clerks in Government EN-
pley for voting for John Hancock, a dem
ocrat has succeeded in making them swear
to the iron clad oath, or give up their EN-
ployment to some drunken creature, who,
though IA good soldier" proves an incom-
peient clerk.-Sdn Antonio herald
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

Con IN rus CONSTITUTION. We have 70.
eeived circular signed by WIN. Strong oil
The U. s. Supreme Couri'and President OF
the National Association, formed 10 get an
amendment OF the Constitution recogni.
aing n God therein. II this would keep
the radical devils from destroying II alto,
geIher we might be in favor of it, but WI
doubt II. This very man Strong was mp
pointed on the Supreme BENCH by Grant
TO override the Constitution 0s-expound
ed even by Judge Chase. in bis legal ten
der decision. Such men arc, nothing but
whi,ed scpulchers. They have ord
Lord, in their mouths, but he devil ishl
ways in their acts. They are very wei
come TO this rolice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03
- r.IAnENTs.
EdllOrjnl Items.

~ The CONSERVATIVE caucus of tho North
iGarolina legislature have nominated Gen,
Ransom for .. 5, Senator in the place OF
,,Gor Vance ~. gncd. This is equivalent
10 m eiaoih'n. f,.f
B o }fhe Congressional Committee are now
hsiuiug at the Custom House in New Or.
lenns on the Louisiana Legislative muddle
Witnesses are being examined
"a Revolutionary movements are still go.
ing II in"Mexico-no p'ospcc, Of nm early
stti'edahi Of affairs.
-, .Archbls on SpalLing of tho Catholic
Church is very i'll Mt Baltimore. lie Is
Tile, leading''nar,o the Church in lhi
county; 1's: Iu.
u 'roas-Seo,t AMI McComb, great railroad
nqinbihties, nre in New Orleans. Look
s,lt for more leases. 1t is reported thai,
Scott is'.wilhng TO lease the Presidency
for 99a years. The Cincinnati Enquire,
hvors thd.idea.
p The.people ofcsntral Kentucky are re.
ported as rejoicing over the passage Of the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad bill .s
The SupreHo Court has decided that 8
pardon from: the Pre.iLe"t can not be in
,rrftsssE With by legislative enactmenls
1t is 1slt and pc RECT in it's effects in law
Gov. Wood of Utah has vetoel the bill
passed by the Territorial Legislature, fol
calling n Convention there. Much excite.
pcnt.is prevailing.
Gen Ewell. o. Goa fcderate memory, died
81 his residence in. Manry County, Ten
W fhe 25hu't. lie was II ga liant Gen
t,ialaiATf6ok ct'uWaud Of Stonewall Jack
sscns Division after his death.
Fred Douglass, the distinguished negro,
was refused enIcrrninemen: Mt the Pan
t,,s Hotel in S, Louis. Fred was not
PLEASED and went to the Office Of the Nus.
souri, Dens,rll and complained. lls an.
noui,csd himself for Grant and left The
city. Fl at
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

PRICE OF LIVING Iy TExAs-Flake, in
h Is paper Of the l7th inst deals out some
home thrust AT the people of Galveston for
the exhorbitant prices here charged for
the .necessaries Of life. lie ranks that as
one Of the most expensive cities of the
nation in which to live. IIc gives two
Iriems for. illustrations, as these doubt less
Lay heaviest npon his heart, drinks and
Foys,er. stems. The former costs twenty
five, cents.a drink there and the latter f.
ty cents dish. In New Orleans drinks
are fifteen cents each and in New York
city oysters are twenty-five cents a dish.
TIE cost Of these things is no greater TO
he retnil dealer in Galveston than in the
other elite s mentioned. Olher things are
high in proportion.
These extortiOns are not peculiar to Gal
weston. Nothing strikes the stranger so
uufavornbly, on coming TO Texas, as the
exaggerated prices of everything, aud that
loo in specie. Much of this blnm, is laid
upon the Central Railroad, for its cxtor-
ions upon freight, which the consumers
have to pa,. BY the time planter gets
his produce into market, and pays freight
OH h is supplies, this has gotten the lion 8
share or his hard earned living living.
This is working dsas,rously. Inviting as
we do immigration, it is unfortunate thai
nm unfavorable Impression is made upon
their minds: in some instances before they
reach their dcslinotion. A case in point.
a new. conner has just shown us h $ bill of
extra charges on few packages ofhouse-
hold goods from New Orleans to Navasota,
as follows Morgan's Line $40; Houston
Dir ct Navigation Co 81, 30;--new i'll Tex
as-Ccntsal Road $1,000 specie-now
among thieves, he thinks, and cur beauti-
full Stale. where
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03
Nrw Man or TpxAs-We have re

New Maj OF TRxAs.-We have received
n large supply Of the new map Of Texas
corrected up to the present time, showing
the several counties an the various lines Of
railway projected, tu lding or actually in
operation. This map is inteded as a oom-
panion to the Texas Almanac, and will be
found invaluable for reference. Gdipe'-
ton Ntw:.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

The chronological Journal for February
is good as usual" THIS old, monthly con.
tai6s a great deal, Of interesting matter,
Samuel r Wells, $50, Broadway, New
York, $500 year. 't' !. +
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

We ncie the receipt Of the illustrated
Annual of rhrenoloey and Physiognomy
by S. r. Wells. Address us above. Price
25 cents. 1t is full of wood cuts of distin.
guished people: - :
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

II reported that the Grand Jury, at
the la.e term Of the Federal Court at Aus
tin, found bills against Gov. Davis asd his
Secretary Of Slate, NcweOmt, for violating
the elecaen laws ifibey did not, they
shonld have found them. Perhaps these
Eorfhiss will keep away mon III. 9ih;srs
of The law. We presume they will B. safe
at Washington under the sing Of Graai.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

Der Governor sud Secretary Of State
and Lieutenant Governor being nbssni,
the machine at Austin is now raa BY re
Attorney General, Alexander, direct de-
seendani Of the Copper Smith Of TPhesus,
We presume. and Cansaian By the name
ofAibrisht, or Allfog, or some such name.
We see no difFsrsses in the working Of The
msebiBery. We prefer the man OF the
saot Tower 70 Davis. the Obi nAa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

ip@ We were both surprised and pleased
iofi.d In the last number Of the McKin-
psy Messenger attribute 10 the worth OF
tioy Throckmorion, and an expression OF
'hksa ccrptibiiity to The people of Texas as
s.cahdjdats for Congress on the general
,icket.. This is IN the right spirit. We
10 not see how my right;minded union
,,,aay.,sLtLs time Of secession or confeder.
r,sse Ati the close OF the war, can object to
.1Siav., Throck morton. His love of Texas
,.ssh devotion TO The best Interests OF her
people cannot be doubted, and his ability
iseapally unauestionsb'e. -nn III .L---
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

letter hurry ~ NE eaAss, or The Ran,
"a. Road vii bs completed aoi The itsls,
n this rich section ali bs Woafsd 10 ~,
Louis. Tie great lnland Queen Of ihs Nigh
" Meal. III - Il
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

Tie Song Messenger f,r january: aas'
come to hand. This is mPnlhly pub lea
ton published NJ Chicago by Roat, & cAdS,
and very good one ef is kind. 'nPrlce
81 90 year. 'i' 't'~-.'. ~. 80
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03
Every prospect pleases,


is held responsible, and must suffer. II
looks like practically saying to the immi-
grant as the crocodile did to- the man he
swallowed-"you were stranger and l
tosk you in. These things will continue
until we send representatives to Austin
who cannot be bribed. = Hons Journal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

During the trial of Mrs. Wharton al
Annapolis, last week, the following col
loquy occurred between the attorney gen
eraI aud DIR. Warren, distinguished ply
stefan OF Baltimore; who was under cross
examinations: TGi iItn p ID 9uliH
Attorney General: A doctor ought to
be able TO give an opinion Of q disease
without making mistakes.
Witness: They are as capable as law
gers. 1ta ia
Attorney General; Doctors INTAKES
are hurried six feet under ground; law
yer's are no.. rHrf SIS
Witness: But they are sometime, hung
on n tree.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

DIFFERENCE IN wohEs.-Thcre is moth
ing more distinctive among women than
the difference of relative age among them.
Two women of the same number of years
will be substantially of differant epochs of
lifc-ihe one wearied in mind, faded in
person, deadened in sympathy; the other
fresh and young both in face and feeling,
with sympathies as broad aud keen as
obey were in her first youth, and more so,
still as easy to be amused, as ready to love
and as quick TO learn as when che first en-
erged from the school room. The one you
in volupiarily suspect of undertaking her
age by half dozen years or more whe n
she tells you she is only forty the other
makes You wonder If che has not overstA-
ted hers by just as much when she blush !:
ingly confesses to the same age. The one
is an old woman, who seems as il she had
never been young the other only9a girl,
who seems as if she would never grow old !
and nothing is equal between them but the
number of days each has lived. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

fT-4fe aast hews from Lonis lana is that
legiaxfise.apd political matters are more
oiiitt sfhe wdrnonlh Senate has repealed
-.sstifiIe res obnoxious laws, and we pre-
,sut,ie The House viii concur. ParsOa Car
,srsiill beads. . snail Hons, Of his own,
ns4bsffhg about SS, lie and his set lately
- aiieIsplsda hostile demonstration against
-ths vsrnoIiihs, bat Gen. EGory inisrgered
s-xnd re Eerlike Parson .snbsided. The
Skols rAdicsl sci i1yLoaisians are rotten
iotEeeore. rsff 81 30 choice between
ikszp, lea Tbs aenssEals give them wide
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

sEoa lInu-E CLEAsing, washing dishes
.foois, 81 cl1ths, tables, cleaning windows,
paint, knives and polishing lin, brass and
sii metals, use Enoch Morgan's Sons So.
polioa his cheaper and better than soap
Getit from your grocer, orr at III wash
ington street, n. W rf t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

A Thick beaded squire. being wOrsted by
sydney smilh 10 an argument took bis re-
vense by szcisining. III I nad son who
vas su idiot. by love, IA make him par
SON VERY probable replied SYDNEY
''5ut ! see your father was u a difsifus
mind.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

AND MUSIC HOUSE
or the - on II w /,
Challenges comparison Of Prices with those Of New
OrlenRs, Cincinnati and Saint Louis, In everything
PA N OS! PIANOS!
HALLEfT, DAVIS 60. ..-..."...............BO stsn
HiZLETON BROTHERS ..................Now York
AbEElCA N............... .............''.. "
MARSHALL WENDELL..............." albany
We undertake to soil strictly First. Glass Piano
at lnser prise, AMI . better Piano for the muney
than any other house in the trade.
Cabinet Organs.
full line of Mason h Hamin's Cabinet Organs
always on hand.
sheet Music.
Over 30, 900 pieces, embracing all that is new and
good. Afro all the operas, music bucks, sacred and
secular instruction hooks. &c.
fall line OF Vons, Guitars, Accordcons, Violin
Strings &c. II. CUSHING.
Houston, Texas, Jan IL, ls72-lsf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

A cautious old bachelor, who is svsr,
that the rrsssat gear Is leap year, says;
III yon meet yourg LADY Fhc is &c. Ysry
shy, you lad better be a little shy your
,slfi.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

We ore indebted to some one 1--WE pre-
sumo the superintendent for 'the annual
Report of tie Lunatic Asylum at Austin. 2
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

sD6FThe Chilrlren's Hour, It's. Arthors
Magazine for the Little Ones is before us
sLnice .ittle monthly, illustrated. Price
Si,.5. S. S. Arthur s Son, 500, Chestnut
ST. PHIL. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

-sTsf setsueL I a s ,--Tro of the District
Judges, Res.eg Of DroEpsEiils And Meade
Gar Jsfersph, haze dfsi5ed against the le-
LEGALITY Of yhe one per cspt school tar These
=. csser wiz 20 20 the saRreias Court and
/. there i po.ieiling shat !, may decide OF
=. :, eoursr.,ssery good lawyer kaOEs the tax
is IisesL excerpt Of one percent as sia
tedly lhs. Tax Payers Convention.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

p@ fhe Household Magazine for Feb
qua has arrived and is good as ever. Its
contribuiors are mostly writer's OF note f,
Only 81, 90 a year. s. S. Wool & Co..
Newburc, N. Y.