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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-16

en- Valladolid, en- Bdrgos y en- Santander.
ST ese respetuoso silencio Sc traduce 10
mismo en- Madrid que en- las provincias
que va a vsitar en- demostraciones de SIM
patfa, IA quien Sc debera? A los bayateros
pottticos de la Gale del Arenal, valiendo-
nos de una Erase de La Discusion."
Ell directorio republican, ha dirigido
SUI voz al partido, en- vista de que la
asamblea no ha podido constituirse por
falta de representatives. Los senores Pr,
Figueras, CASTELAR,, Contreras, Sorni, Es-
tebanez, Guzman y Lopez Vazquez Sc
han creido obligados indicar sus cor.
religionarios la conducta que deben So
guir en- la proxima campana electoral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-16

E1n tOdO TEMPO, inciemsO ha s1iO COM
siderable slmbolo de devotion. ASi
pues, las ofrendas mas propicias que
los devotos pueden ofrecer al altar de
la hermosura, son los perfumes, y de
todos los odori6cos moderuos, ningu-
no hay tan puro, tan delicado tan sa-
udable, tan refrescante, tan id6ntico
con el aliento aromatico de las flores
vivas como ell Aqua Florida de Muir
ray y Lanman. Cerca de un cuarto de
siglo hace que es ell perfume de moda
en- todo ell Hemlsferio Occidental, lite
ralmente derrotando todos los extrao-
tos, y esencias Europeas para ell toca
dor, ell cuarto de enfermo, 8 Ell bano
hasta que no tiene ahora competitor,
en- todo ell Continente Americana, 6
las Antillas. au reputation ha inducl-~
do millares de falsiicaciones as{ los
compradores deben siempre insistir
en- pedir el Aqua Florida preparada
por Lanman y Kemp, Nueva- York.
Es una tOatera ei Iecir que las enfer-
medades cr6nicas del estomago son in
curables cuando es notorio que la dis
pepsia confrmada sucumbe tacilmente
4 las propiedades t6nicas, aperitiyas,
y antibiliosas de las Plldoras Azuca-
radas de Bristol. Enyano los te6ricos
pronuncian sus dictamenes, en- vista
de los hechos certifcados por los COM
valecientes y los curados. Puede ser
que segun la l6gica pathological los en-
iermos no deben sanar: pero afortu-
nadamente 10 hacen. En- algunos casos
la dyspepsia induce un estado dege-
nerado de la sangre, J cuando es asf
Sc debe tomar la Zarzaparrilla dc
Bristol juntamente con las Pld0gas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

LIGNlTE IN. GONZALES COUNTY -
Our friend, NJ B Hampton. VIII,
lives on the West side of the Gaud
alupe river, y few miles below town
brought us this week, u specimen
Of coal, found in immense quantity
in his neighborhood. 1t has moi
the black color of bitnmenous, OF
the lustre of aDthricite coal. |,
is a dingy black, or dark brown
1t burns readily in forge or com.
mon stove, producing good heat
tut does not blaze upon an ordina.
ry crate. We think it good spec.
linen Of Ignite coal, and may prove
Of great value
Mr.. Hampton informs us that
there is, in the same field, coal OF
softer kind, and when exposed, I'M
dergoes change like lime Stacking
in the open air, and which burns
moro readily than the harder speci-
men which VIC have. This coal
field is thought to be quite extern
sive. We shall be pleased to note
further facts when ascertaincd.-
South Western Inde.r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

ANOTHER MURDER BY THE STATE
PoLIcE.-The immunity accorded
the diabolical murdercrs of Apple.
wife, House and Cooley, has stimu.
lated their comrades to emulation
Two State Policemen in Nncogdo-
ches county, named respectively
Columbus Hazlett, and W. J. Gray.
son, killed one ID. w. Harvel, on
the 18th ultimo, and Constable
Birdwell, on the goth. In both
cases the Cornor's juries declare the
murders to have been unprovoked.
Senator Swift, Of Nacogdochcs, the
Houston Times says, passed through
that city on his way to Austin, to
confer with the Governor in rela-
ton to the condition of affairs
What comment could VIC make on
the misrule of Davis and his radi-
cal followers, when unbridled IL
censo to murder is given the igno-
rant tools Of his dcspotism, that
would even give tho subject shad-
ow of justice? The argument of
people in all ages of the world have
ceased at this stage of affairs. But
the unhappy people of Texas must
submit to the tyranny OF this Hay
nau, while his beastly agents, are
pursuing their robbery, rapine and
murder. Yet the corrupt and cow
ardly Legislature failed 10 impeaeh
him, though he is guilty of more
crimes than the statute books of
Israel knew when -Hamaa was
hung. We await the next official
murder with great anxiety. Whose
time will it Victoria Advocate
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

The Song Messenger for December con.
ta;ns the song Of Mrs. O'I.eary's Cow, by
"P. Green Editorials on Adopting
Hymns to Tunes" "The Cabinet Organ in
Play" reviews of sheet music and book 5
the editors opinion and not the publish.
er's), Musical News, ETC., and a variety OIL
interesting matter by Mr.. George F. Rool
and Others. Also a new song, "Ye Have
Done it Unto Me-" by Mr.. Root, Christ.
mas snthem, and several glces. Specimen
copies 10 cents. The Song Messenger is
now >oaited by Mr.. ". $. b. Mathews,
EIlor of the late Musical Independent
Published by Root Cady, Chicago, at 81
. year. In all respects = musical paper
for the people.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

We take tho liberty of recon
mcnding our country exchanges to
abstain from the use of slang in
their items of local news. Interest.
ing information is sometimes given
in terms rs unintclliyiblo as dogs
latin .e For instance Il valuable ex-
|changc published in Tcxas-a pa
per always full of nows-statcs that
it is informed the international
Railroad Company were cutting
dirt in earnest through the upper
portion Of Cherokee county" Now,
we are utterly unable to decide
whether the international men are
surveying, grading, track laying or
getting cut of the country at Il dou-
bio quick. Will our contemporary
please enlighten us on the subject.
-,MrerepoH Times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27


Tug SECRET OF .-FeatuIes
OF Greecian mould, q well turned neck and
beautifully rounded arms, are no doubt
very nice things TO have, and ladies' who
possess these charms have reason TO be
thank full 10 Mothsr Nature yet, after %,
the most captivating ofall womanly charms
is pure, fresh, aud brilliant compile, ion.
This speculative fascination any lady may
secure by using HAeass MAGNOLIA BALM,
the standard beauiifying preparation OF
the present age IL differs from all ordi-
nary cosmetics in three most essential plr-
iicularx, inasmuch as IL confsins no inju-
riOms ingredients. does not con.raei OF
shrivsl the skin AZ all the astrineent
blooms '-lotioDs, and powders" event
ntlly do, but produce n lasting lovsiines.
BY improving the health Of t3e skin. IN
der IL. operation the texture Of ibe spider-
mis- become finer, and the surfaes Ioft A.
velvet and smooth as porcelain. Features
cannot be changed, but eompls1ion can,
and Il is quite eeFiain that a lady with no
other charm than fresh and rosey cum
plerisn, VIII attract more sdmirniiou in
company than her neighb0r rifh a classic
face but = sillow skin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27
Dout L,hcit.

II appears from lie siafe Journal " The
18Th, that the State Gazette (which la.
not JET made It's appearances, why We
snUw nor, ltloes nat like the nomination NJ
Gov, Trrcrt motion for Congress, aud tho
Jbdrpal ads lisjls,ppro,ulon al'o. II
Is htIlo Singular low III, eSircm, jsn.
ocpals AMI ssfrruc mlisals agree on
many points ani wrk lovingly together
The Journal seems to think that genuine
old fashioned democrats ought no, TO Ike
Gov. Throck morton, ws suppose because
he was once genuine old fashioned whig
Now, we are one OF Fac genuine oil fash.
Toned l,mlsrats, never having voted for
any other ticket Tor nearly forty years,
aud we like the Governor first rate ard
wish here were Mors like him. IL Is not
the State Gazette and Houston Age should
oppose the nomination Of Gov. Throckm6r
ton. II will not he the first time they have
set themselves up against tho general
wish anil determination Of tho party to
which they profess to belong and In which
they are always trying to kick up row.
II il had not been for these men and few
others, the State wopll not now be- in the
hands of Davis and his ralioal plumber.
ers aud oppressor,. Their course eteolel
Davis aud radical legislature to back
him. For that, they were patel on the
head by the radical journals, and told
that they were models Of honest demcsra.
cy. Now the radicals are doing the same
thing. win the people mark these do
ings? win they notice how theg hate
moderate conservative democrats and how
lovingly they encourage the rip roaring
extremists of our party? Let not homes,
democrats, who desire the pe.cs and vel.
fare Of the country, be carried away by
these loud mOuthed professors Of unyieli
ing and un,srriied democracy. Tie first
thing they will know, those immaculatcs
will be found going over to their enemies
body, soul and breaches, like Parsons and
some others like him. Extremes m eet.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

The Waco Register has been taking .
sharp look at that city from outside to in
side, from top to bolton. IL has looked at
u in svery possible manner, aud noted all
Its various aspects, commercial, financial,
architectural aud edueaticnsi, aud finds il
great in all these, but there is another as
p.et in which il Is likely to beat all crea-
tion-''ihe Philosophical aspect The Reg
lister has discovered on ihs part Of It's city
''nany signs Of its disposition - take 6
vide Philosophical range Of thought"
Should this range eontinus to widen and
stretch out like our great cattle ranges,
the Register is sure that Waco viii not
cnIy be The geographical centre and the
'numerieai eesssr." but slsO the 'fntelIec-
.raf sff-- ,s sbich ~s beg leave 10 add
the ''ssnter q gravity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL - On
Friday the town was electrified by
the advent of one of the most dis
tinguished sons of Tcxas-"The
Honorable" Webster Flanagan,
well worthy the historic name he
bears. Born and reared in the
South, this illustrious son Of an H.
lustrious sire, after the land of his
birth was made desolato by the uI-
sparing hand of an ignoblo con-
queror, with all those Christian at
tributes which 60 to make up per-
feet character, rose superior to pre-
judicc and malice, and grasped with
forvent affection the hand red with
the blood of his kindred. Aye,
not only this, but was so magnani-
nous as to accept Office at their
hands and join in with them with
hearty good will. in crushing out
the spirit of REBELLION still rife in
the land. Magnanimous gentleman;
true Christian !--Shrereport Times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27
Latest News.

On the 22d Inst, Parson Garter Of new
Orleans tried To get up q hgh, In the city
In order 10 get back Into the Speakers
Chair. IIs made namlng speech on
Canal Street and his friends wanted 10
piich 10, but Gen. Emory sent word that
hs would interfere with the U. s. Military
and the Parson advised his folks TO col
down. Tho Congressional Committee Is
ana iously expected there to settle the
quarrel.
Some one In Congress has offered res.
olution for tho raising OF n Committee on
private m public character. Is this to
be a whiie'wasllng committed
A Board of Directors has been appoint,
ell In Memphis Tor tho Arkansas aud Texas
Railroad Co. This road, we presume, will
make connections witt, the Texas Paslh,
through the Trnnsconiinenial.
+, There is some disposition shown TO force
! through the Amnesty bill in Congress.
The disabilities Of certain Gcosgians have
been removed by two thirds vote in tho
House.
Theirs has conccnted to remain at the
head of tho French government Al no
wanted was n little coaxing. lie 'a vain
! old gentleman.
Col. d. C. Giddings has returned 10
Texas to take evidence in bis case.
b. Bush rlumley says tina; Gov Davis
was concerned in trying to continus the
Worthless life Of the late unlamoniel de-
funct Legislature.
The Washington correspondent of the
,Courior-J Journal Of the 10Th says that an
amnesty bill passed the House on the 10Th
by vote Of 10 to 81. The onlr difference
between this bill aud the one now before
the Senate IL that the latter excludes oil
the members OF the state Conventions who
voted for questionable new bill does not
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

The SOUTHERN REyIEw.-We are glad
10 note the arrival Of the January number
of the Southern Review. This Quarterly
ranks with the very first of its class in
this country or in Europe. 1t is now pub
lished at St. Louis by the Southwestern
Book and Publishing Co, and is put be-
fore the public in handsome style. Al
bert 7. Ble,soe, L L. D., well known at
home and abroad as one Of III, most forei
BILE and eloquent writers of tho day, is
still the editor. We have not yet had
time to read the present sumber. Its con-
tents are as fellows: 1. The Correlation
Of Reason and Faith. 2. The Abyss Of
Darkness. 8. The Methods Of Ancient &c.
ometry. 4. Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston.
5. Republican Party-0hjecis and Policy
6. Modern Atheism. Z. The Praise Of God
in Song. 8. History Of the Moray ians.
Q. Tribute 10 the Memory Of Bishop An
drew. 10. Bishop Kip's Double Witness.
IL. Notices OF Books. Every Southern
gentleman should patronize this Review
Price $500 year-clergymsn $500
$40 Washington Avenue, 81. Lonis, Mo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

Ell. Cushing, at the great EIoust on
Book Store has on hand large supply Of
Valentines Of every description ready for
the 18th Of February. The boys and girls
will know where they can get anything
they may want in this line. Our dealers
will do well to order supply for this
place. We rather like that Valentine
fun even at our age. We generally invest
a little when the dny comes round
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

!. we see by the Waxahaclie Democrat,
that the Mckinney EnI lrsr his been
p,klhgaG little Innocent fun at our city
3, for putting on airs about its streets, I'M
; Prdvemen:s, &c. Albright. brother Bing
lgm- ,S4aa ougl,i TO 20 something 10 eAliven
RE p .ople OF your melancholy town, but
4 ~ sure yoi senl us the paper containing
1 ittlnt ~s may join in the laugh. But VIC
frequently miss your paper, as we did the
week. bxfore the last and we cannot ac-
count for il. So it is with other papers
frrm Northern Texas and we see that they,
too, complain. This ought not to be.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27
Flake. Bulletin saws: "rhe popular ,u

Flakes Bulletin says: "rhe popular su.
persiition that turning over the salt is
unlucky, originated in picture of the
Last Supper, Ivy Leonardo da Vinci, in
which Judas Iscar.ot is represented as
overturning the salt
Just the reverse. Leonardo da Vinci
painted his picture in that way because
such was the popular superstition in his
day. The Bulletin mixes up its literature as
we'll as its politics somewhat strangely.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

The Evansville GaIstte and the Paris
Press express their appreciation OF our
suggestion to bring out Gov. Throckmor.
ton as candidate for Congress for the
State ct large. The Press has some one
in view az the future candidate in this
District, but does not favor us with his
name. We ara entirely uncomnitted on
that Question, but we thought no one would
be more acseptsbie 10 tbs people of the
State at large than Gov. Thiockmorton
aud we think so still.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

3 M6rRor news with regard to the South
crn Ensifc aud TranscoS iiDenlal rosds,
j wesrefcr our readers to the article, headed
Rsilrond Intelligence, from that enterpris
ing journal. the Daily Jefferson Times
Like friend Loughery, we do not under
stayl altogether these d'inss bit trust
everything il working right.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

-r.AS ,II2yEss Aocouxr.-A Vermont eirl
who sued false 7over for breach of prom
Use laid the damages at ferry dollars. In
couDo-lk snseer 20 the inquiry why that
particular sum had been named, she an
ssered thar counting The time that she had
.spent .ssiiiing mp with him as worth al
.she rare Or zine shillines per week, she
h,d hxnrei up the nine hours passed in
Ms saHpsny,. and aiding the amount OF
woo1 -eahsnraei,. size had found that the
snauff a1eers There was NJ doubt in The
mind Of Che jslrs isst the claim was an
hesest -oae~xaei'a verdict was rendered
sefr6fs. :. " kanSe.
Tie hosest simplicity of this girl is
alarming. Hal she susd for 5000, or
more, IL might hive looked malicious, or
=s II she wanted 10 speculate on the affee-
lions. Tie sum fxei for her loss Of time
ard she eosssImffsn OF wood appears TO
~ unreas5nably snail, bat doubtless she
ioetfsss eefsissratioh some litDePlenssfe
arrived from '.sifsing up.r and truly not
much wood Is required for young couple
eoar--<se' o. - ulei- ~ ih-s- fi,se..
in., sss-s-s ssss ...-s - --s.-s-. = ...~-.. :
tn ipg5aaens
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

era journalism. phs,paperA are nlled up
with all the minute dsialls Of crime N
every sort until they actually aid In pro.
duclng II. II IL lime for y rsfrmtllrI
The theatrical cri'ic Of the IiwSton
Telegraph Is SONS, " rof Idore. We give
few specimens, ~ we like 10 quote from
the model Journals al lip,r,cn and 1al'
teslon; ...
In regari TO ihs other chsrndisrs, the
rendition ~ E.s.x by Mr.. J. q. McCollua,
was one Of the inst played parts In the
performance. Ills defamation was, We
might 'nyi magnificent where he In dis
rraced n, The fuoi Of the throne his tall,
commanding figure and linc physique added
TO the rifecl OF the character.
Mr.. Fergnsoa, AZ King James, did . very
fine and tragic piece Of acting-both ms 10
attitude and 'declainai ion-in the scens
where In the presence of Elizabeth aud her
couriiers, the death Of his mother-lhe
stuart lis announced.
We confess TO have becn taken by sur.
prise NJ the really beautiful stage attitude
aud clear vocal ehnhciaiion Of Miss Brooks,
who faces the Nrat, Of The Queen as ssort
OF avcnging Nemesis.
Miss Oconnor's beautiful person nd led
voluptious air, II nothing else TO some
scenes.
The "connsnding figure and fine phys.
i4ue" Of Mr.. McCollum, combined with
the voluptious air of the beautiful person
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

Ehkce bulletin, that Processes obs mol
srsIs aud IN fnvc~ Of reform, e. wplfmcT's
H-spsr's Weekly, most INSCRIPTIONS p"
,i,ical .rarer, for slandering the Democrat
ic party mud rns'Sosth, iimreTs Weekly
Is en- lisied for Gr-h'e
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

Many of the largest advertisers in the
country make all their contracts with
newspapers through the Advertising Agen.
cy OF Geo. p. Rowell Il Co., No. Al Park
Row, New York. Their facilities for the
transaction OF the business are not ex.
celled by those of any similar establish.
ment in the world.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27
rLn .nnllna Ilrn,ln nnminntes Gnxern,

The Dallas HERALD dominates Governor
J. W. ThrockmOrton for Congress. Texa.
will he entitled to two additional members
of Congress, who nre to be elected by the
State NJ large, and better or more suitable
man than Gov Throck ioa could not be
chosen. San Antonio Will have wnrd to
my in regard to who the other candidate
should be.-Sdn -intonio Herahi.
And we thiuk the vice Of San Antonio
will deserve to be heard ON that point.
n the Amnesty bill passes, we could
pick out man there, AMI more. than one,
who would do honor to the position.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

An attempt is Being made to revive the
questions and feelings of the times imme-
diately proceeding secession AMI during
the war. This is for. partizan and wick
ell purpose, as all good men desire these
4, things TO be forgotten or laid aside. Col
J. 8. Haynes, for some time editor OF the
Aassih'isspublican now Jefunot, has COM
.fnsncci the publication OF a -eview of "a
Dselara'ion of the causes which impel the
State Of Texas from the FEDERAL Union. y
lie prefaces it with the declaration, hat
rhe last democratic convention at Austin
reasserteJ tho dogma Of secession. We
Ask for the proof The truth is jus; the
reverse.t, H-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

The Clrbmrne Chrosicle complains fear
fully OF the missing mails. 1t desires thu
postpaster, OF, Dallas 10 send the Clebnrhs
mail by the way of Waxahachie and
Hiiishwo. On the 18th inst, no. paper
Eorih or Fast ha,l been received NJ Gle.
burne for three xrks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

We learn from the She man Courier that
the people, Of tfraymn will be called urcu
to vos;'fo+ i proposition TO give s2jo,oO"
MnulsiS Tue N. K. ~. Roai il il should
beIT6ng!f %within the corporate limits of
sh.rmnn. The Courier favor, the proro-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

W. j. S. Scobell & Co. are issuing at
Austin the Texas Real Estate Guide, Of
shich 1000 copies are said 20 be distribu-
ted weekly and gratuitously. 1t is q neat
little paper with an Austin Directory and
some valuable tables with regard to Post
age, Coins and Land Measures. We have
laid by copy for our convenience.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

rr eB' We cannot understand why our
Austin mails are so uncertain. We ire
qnently miss the State Gazelte and Demo
crssic States n-,iit' Joirn II is more
certain, but sometimes thu, fails. Soon
after coming to Dallas, We wrote to an old
ffSesd Al Austin and il was \ month and
halt In reaching hin. Can this b: ac-
% inted FOR
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

The Houston Age, y red hot Democratic
newspaper, is now printed in the Houston
Union Office. This looks as though the.
two extremes had met-the consequence o {
which is peace Wdco Adcanee.
Not peace for the democ: c party.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

ha-we acknowledge the favor Of an in
vitalion to sttenl the secsnl Grand Soires
of the Corsieana SDci,l Club. whel the
railroad is completed it will give us great
pleasure to attend one.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

II Waco can beat the universe in its
''philosophic range the Austin Real Es-
tate Guide claims for that city Of the hills
the most beautiful and well dressed ladies
sin or out of the Union" Will the Regis
ter .isubsiIe 2"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

1t was said that n hog was lately killed
in Frankfort, KY, which was found to have
neither heart nor liver. We suspect many
men would be found in the same condition
IL examined.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

aUEss VINO Is The NEATEsr iIousExrEp-
II in our town. We know her. She cleans
her knives, chins, windows, paint, oil
cloths, tables and floors, and brightsns her
TN, brass and copper wares with Enoch
horg,n's Sons sapOlio. Ask for it. 1t is
= good thing
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

Nav DacovrnY.-'I'bc Galveston
News bhs nj last discovered that
ihoro il such n place rs Sabine Pass;
and that vi Is IN Eastern Texas NJ
that. Now, Mr. News, try and no.
collect tlo discovery you have made
AFTER 40 long search. Remember
too, that IL is a seaport and that
several Of yonr scagoing vessels
sought refuge IN our harbor during
the June storm and fonnd retreat.
Sabine Pass Beacon.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

A man from San Francisco, who
had not heard of the Chicago fire,
arrived there last week. After
looking ~ The ruins be turned TO a
stranger and asked; GLOW long
did the earthquake last, old sP0rtgs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

The Galveston News is publishing the
virtuous love letter. of Fisk to the innocent
Josephine Mansfslj. /. draws its purity
aud politics from the same source.