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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13

CRou0H September lith. ls73. at Kiamsnsi.
Dol Nlarl4 rough, aged yesrs az y day =,
son OF Ian r aud Jsua Crouch.
IN" rsiet.Y-s and iri.ud- Of the family are IN
viird @ attend chs fuuefa. from tue re-dsnca %
Dis pare Is a. hitmeu.i, De-. "a kund.y, sept
i4ta 10 leave the be- iss 81 N O'Clock Services
at 81. James Chur,h. st@ston, a. 70 O'Clock.
FOREMAN. In this city on the a.r Inst MarRa.
yet Jaas, daughter OF john @. and May h.
Fore aap, agei rs year,
MsGG MON Ia station m tho 5'h iasiant.
MARY b., dAl ghtef 0f thartes aad Edzabsth
MesgiUsol. ated 2years and months
swsENsY - q y q y morning, 9Th instant.
faii * sweeney 10 tue iO,h year of his age
SEAMAN. - 70 the lih iustaat. lydia p. VIII.
" l'XauderJ sctnl.n.
BLEBl In Tbs CITY % eth inst Rltn.Rrov.
'ufsnl daughter OF Israel and kilsn beeuy.
atri no. Tue aud we,ks
7 hBsET -iu .sewport, % the 9th inst, Peter
lTbelt, 10 the Nl;h ySar % HE age.
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Railroads


THAT BOMBAY HOOK RAILROAD AGAIN.
The Smyrna Times of Wednesday last
SAWS But for the running short of
spikes and other findings, this road would
have been finished to Mas.cys yesterday,
and connection made with the Kent
County road at that point. We suppose
the connection will be made IN few
days. Then the route will be- complete
from Chestertown to Bombay Hook, via
CaytOn and this town. Beyond Chester
town, towards the Chcsarcake, work is
progressing finely.
Gu Monday h pagly Of gentleman OF
this tuau joined Col. Bneham in IA trip
10 baysiao aud Bridget0n, taking passage
FROM SmNrna Llnam. IN the litue steamer
H,lgie. Al Bay side work has commenced
ON the pier. 1t H. 10 be located on Stor
Creek, aud channel is beng cut through
the narrow neck of marsh dividing the
Bay from the Crock. through which the
immense steamer Neldrire l. To rus
straight to iic pier Nnl disc. $40. e her
rri.r. 90 as d ehia % h'thuf .l- could h.
r1'c. ttr fut1 t.l flr IiHr is h,n-
,rv % hr fuNttr--. Dew i.Vliinu iu
iile-tuvln.. A c.uuIu tics" ftI. i- piHtrd
tu the nj Of Oh. li!v. RIO e., "hnrrl ~
ni which % odr.r.'-ci- 'rupQ q. TIE hi.
h nncr of the driver tlDn Mlls In the
hanci,' dischlreis the cartridge, Tic
conclusion from which sends the pile
down.
EXTENSION or the W. 4 ". r. y.
Engineer J.G.Jack,0n is examining his
old survey ~ Biz Ellg Gre and is also
about running "a short line TO correct It
! with the krs.klln route. II l. said hc Il
gon. To run Il iihc NOR h of kimhlryi'lr.
! Chester county, commonly known as the
Coon Hollow route This survey w
leave White Clay Creek NJ - pami
br.wt,n the kimblcNillc and fNnk'iu
surveys aud connecting VITA the HIrb'e
/ yhio VI Big Ella route Oh Montgomery
/ rum
THE GgohGErGWs ASH rH,NEroEu
Road.
The engineers will commune the sur
] vcy OF the Georgetown and Franki0rt
/ Railroad next Week. About S26,OlU Az,
I now euh-ciihrd. hut, little however, Is
| paid Into the treasury. When S21,Onu q
/ pnid in, an equal amount of State hund'
will be available. Il Is TO he earnestly
hOred that the ciii2'rs OF That scctioi
will put their shoulders 10 the wheel ant
push the work to AN early completion
Every man who has an acre of lluf
within ten miles of the road can nilur.
to subscribe something, and the invest
uenl Will be prolilal one. This roa'
is q very essential link in TIE lowe
Peninsula RAILROAD system, and ncccssnr!
ms feeder to Il permanent steamship
line from Lewcs to New York.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13

DEMocRATIc CoNvENTIoN.-On satur-
day week the Democrats Of WicOmico
county, assembled in convention at Sails
bury, and nominated the following ticket.
3. =. Toadvlre, for Clerk of the Circuit
Court; WIN. Brickhead, for Register Of
Wills VIM. s. Moore, for Sheriff; Ilus
ton Humphreys, for the Honso Of Dele
gaieei James Disheroon, for County
Surveyor.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13

PorrCAL.-An exchange tolls OF
failure IN Wilmington, Del, (duc, doubt
less, to not advertising It's business in Tire
great penny paper uf that city, EVERY
EvENlSG). While Invoicing the slip
wrecked stock for the creditors, they
hung in the windoW picture Of Enoch
Arden In his oosulate outlook over the
sea, and inscribed beneath IL. the words,
6 No sail (sUle) from day % day.
Mem York Comic HOafhly
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13

UoRsE RrcovRHEn The horse Of Mr..
Daniel Gallagher. which was stolen by
.lnhu joyce, about month ago, was
i-nu .ht back from Baltimore Tuesday
The thief is in Jail awaiting his trial.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13

DRATH or DR.. WoRTnINqroN.- DIR.
Wilmer W. Worlhinvton, Of West Chrs-
ter, died yesterday afternoon at the risi
dence OF his son in-lnw, Thos. W. Nor
shall DR.. WOrthngton was in his 10th
year Of age he was at ore time Speaker
Of the State Senate. ana after retiring
from the Senate he was appointed nv
President Grant, Surveyor Of 'hc Pot Of
Philadelphia, which post he rslin-
pushed, and was appointed nv the late
TX Governor Geary. Secretaiv Of the
Board Of Public Charities. The doctor
has been a prominent and worthy member
Of the medical profession.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13

Boat RAcE.-There will take place on
next saturday week, SEPT. goth, the
second rowing match between the Und.nc
and Pioneer clubs. The race will be for
a champion flag, whch will in a few
DAYS be exhibited in the window Of
Messrs. Boughman Thomas G.Co.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13

SOLDIERS MosuMENT.=The soldiers
monument at Chester, is now in place in
tie cemetery, and will he dedicated on
tho l7th inst. Post Wilde will fire a
salute ut The dwelling Of the statne. aud
John W. Forney will deliver the Grafton.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13

FrRNisHlNa LIGHTERS PoR SAVANNAH.
The Nardnnrh fGe J Neirs of the 4th inst.
SAYS " ILe 9hsence in our mort Of vessels
suit ihle for lighters, has heen source of
anNietv IN the mar of those interested IN
nur commerce and thc announcer. 10. chat
'his wqrf will be ai1nplied. will give gene
ral satisfaction. Major W. ID. waples. who
has just returned 70 this citv has made
arrangements with the Delaware Coal and
Tranenortation COMPANY. (nf which he is
me 0f the stOckhOlders) nv which two
lerre canal harges and the steam tug samuel
WInpennN VIII he emnloved in this service
These vessels left Wilmington Del for
savannah m Tuesday. and will be here
shortly. The harges have capacitv Of
ono bushels Of rice or 400 bales Of cotton.
and will he emplnved in bringing rice from
nlantations and tightening cotton. and with
Tho steamer Morgan. which is being thor
onrhlv overhauled, will prove valuable
addition 10 our facilities for transnnrt atiOn
Nv this plan tho harges can he towed 10
nlanfatinns cr 70 ships. where they can he
loft N load nr discharge cargo. and the
steamers can. IN fhn meanwhile he engaged
IN other work. Major NAPLES has. in this
Undertaking inqu~ura.cd q plan for trans
nnrtation which is admirably adapted to
our river and coast.
FATAL ACcIpR,- Patrick McGuigan. OF
philadelnhia eml loved A. fiagman on the
=. W V Z, Y, wac run over on Tuesday
light near the Philadelphia depot and died
m Wednesday morning.
TUE TnnERzonK Goss AFPAtR.-It Ia re-
nortei on the authority Of very prominent
RaltimOrean that Messrs Whitney and
Tones. counsel for Tdderznok have de-
cltned to defend him for murder.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-13

..N Ton Irf
" ia - i,,a n,s.ric, nr soi,,rhi. 70 ,.r,d
a. do f,,rnt,ittsc nm f;ri,.,.",,cos
ua also presented the claim of the Cirest
Cd,ncu 81 he District of Cnnimhi, nn
Houhe e 81 rr rn o,y Coinp, ~, , In
Tora'nt ttce IN The state of .i'e orier
''I b., f'stbam of IA nresentnd tho o.,
NJ le ~ Hazard - irra.t g,,., ,no r.
Nv ~ d. I5nfsrr,I ~ 49,. ~ oounnli W
irsinil"' Ne'''''" " WV committee vi
Aupeee'Sii NIB. ~ d, ,,-o.o..,.,. 49,.
II t ~ II .,,,i, MN NJ hi sc Due .le VI
chi "i ra,t ro,,,c,i of oi "
'd nB ,tt, oT Ciin ,rcse,,t i " mn,
or ne a ,eat Council Of Ohio. Referred fo
| fhe Cpmmittee on Constitution and nv
Laws.
Rep Baker. Of Ohio, presented the Griev-
| ance Ot Sereca Tribe Of Ohio. Referred to
! the Committee m Grievances.
Ren Hirst. Of Delaware, presented a
query. which was referred TO the Commit
| toe On the judiciary.
Rep Woodrow. Of Delaware. presented
the Apneal of r T Siewlr' rs Great Conn
! Gil of Delaware. Referred TO the Commit
tee IN Grievanccs.
| Tho Gree Incnhouee presented the papers
Of ThoH Nhcnowith. of New York also the
paper Of T. p. Jenkins. Referred 10 the
| Judiciary Committee.
Gfcat Junior Sycamore Meacham. pre-
scented the bylaws OF Modoc Mckave Tribe.
| NO. y, Of 'fenlgll. kelerren 70 me Com-
! mllfee on CONSTITUTION hnd Bylaws.
The anpeal NJ Sol. Grown. Of Utah W.
| Washikie Tribe. No. 20. WAS referred to the
| tommiftee on Grievances.
! Rcn. Wragdnu presented tho Constitution
| and Tv L'ws OF Sycamore Tribe No o Of
| Massachusetts. Referred 20 the Committee
! nr 'nnsiiiution and 81 Laws.
| Tho Great lneoh '~"e presented the papers
| from tho fra.- $ ..n1- Ohio. relating 70
| fhe Al fla Of members Vt reauscit4te
| Tribes ReaI and referrs 10 the Vom.
| mitfce on the Judiciary.
The committee IN whom wah 'rrcd the
, reports Of the Great lnc"hone' Great
| chief " Records made % report ask,ur 3A 81
! the actions decisions, queries aud recon.
| rtnn1ptfoUa Of che two on rrs be refarra1
! 20 tho committees on Charters judiciary.
| Finance. Returns, State of the Order, etc
| ld,uiel
Resolutions were presented. which lie
| over under the rules naming Fundamentals
| Winchester nietri Il of Columbia and
Phiia1pinhiq aa M. nor nlaces for holding
tho next Great Council
| To.porrptv AZ & o'cL,eit n m, was ar
| anerf for the accumulation Of The work
| NJ Tho Order
Tho Great Keeper If W ,rnnnu nreaentai
~ annual statement He atntys thc re-
GENTS for tho wear - ave been A. bl3 gs
disbursements SO ssa n; balance on hand
| asia rs. received since Iqat session s7st 81
rcrci,,ci tbis sossion n IA n
Great senior sycamore. I. stts. presented
4bc foilo,vinss nrer1.
Query The word .N or,by,' having baao
s.rici,cn from tho ritnai Of air order he M,
| 49, ,,,,,nu az ST. tfn,tt ..t.,,s 49,
,ot tbia ,nnI,. 20 STATE Counctls and Tribes
: ,,,d ,,,,,,ei fber, 20 d;scottini,a tbe ,,se If
| tbo ,-,r,t
Tho Ciro,t Tncobonne decfded tho oi,aatiop
| az foil,,,,.,
~ deC,,,o II in 4bo ,or.,tvo That tho
word ,.,Vortl' ~ 100, nov ,r,,i, 10 f'hters 1r
this ar St,te fire.t S"nrciis,
po Tr,ths az n ~ ,-osor4ol 4hc fol
ic,ri,r mar. ,ybi,h 80 r,rorro1 70 thc
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under consideration when the Council took

under consideration when the Council took
ms recess.
THE BANQrFr Ar rHr ctAyrov HOUSE
ToA-rs kNu EFsroysfs
wednesday nfrht members of ME- Great
Con lcil nf The Tuited States of Improved
Order Of Red Men were entertained A.
b nquet ~ 'he CLAYTON House bv the Nom
hors NJ fhc Order I'm this city and others.
The banquet was given IN o. largH dining
room NJ tho hotel, which had heen decorated
tastef'lllv with Nays, etc. for the occasion.
The details Of tho banquet were complete
tho rcgult NJ the indrfitiralia efforts Of
tho eomn.'tee on that subject tF. +. Bogia,
chairman
A few minutes after @ o'clnc'- the doors nj
the h tn0uetiun room we % thrown omen and
fhp DELEGATES wore escorted in. while Film
gnr's s'rinr baud stationed NJ thn northern
eud Of tho room. struck mn an appropriate
tune The ruesta took +hoir nliecq about
tho f4hln1 fprpsided ovnr by ~ rn4t prnnhef
prie1 qnd wore welcomed 20 che feasr hv
thnt gentlemen. Geo. g.. Maria asked
Nleesinr m those present anl th1ukoi tho
groaf fnfri+ f1r thn 'd4nv good things that
! ipd hrru enr0ad before Thorn.
Tho dnln~f'e4 wore fhnu srqfed and for
tu hour huriod Themselves IN cVqmiuinr
'hc following bill Of fare and the articles
mentinucd nm g.;
pvsfcrs ON half she'll
Fish-Pirklci salmon.
Rnost-Snring chicken hcef; lamb.
Entrces-Fried ovHters In crumbs: rood
/ birds. an toast: dcvilHl crabs: chicken
rroquctto; hroiled snri1e chicken; escal
/ lnrel nvefore rico rrorunttc
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unt4fors raqat white
potftoos; lime beans; escelloped corn 8;
| hn s0d tNsnnf0eq
CoN nishes-S1-qr curl hsr, beef
| fon~uo rhievn1
-Wnrens'erahirn 'esuro hqrv.
/ ah Guurfnif Do fsIHu faN
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published EVERY SATURDAY ny
CROASDALE g. CAMERON,
NO. $40 MARKET STREET,
sdiotntng the Ctty HAL.
TERMS on aruscRiPrioNi
oNE DOLLAR AND-A-HALF A YEAR
playable In advancel
r..- subscriptions must be paid invariably
g.. lk uIlrr.
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THURSDAY Sept Il 5p. m.
CorToN.-There is no material change 10
oot ire in price or demqud. Small sales OF
49, i..l,lmsi ~" tenorel A. ~ .@sl'4e. per
Flni p, There IL q t,ir ino"iry for t,io,r
chiefly from fhp nome consumers and prices
ue w, u maintained Snles Of 1900 barrels.
mem lnr fdnerfne ~ - $50 100; extras at
-9@.n hoi -Ntine ~ 'Niia i"mily At ad.I5
nv "a "i",rr he,f II 10 - N-fes so, and
"a, ' "Lrh Ts,a -, I'm I'm resl.o. IN wheat
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MARKET REPORTS.


hoWFsric VI ,RHTrs.-The following were
he ranging uticrs IN tho market Yesterday
afternoon Butter SOC a pound honey 35e
'n.; eyes. 2ie. dozen corn. l5saO. do ciicum-
hers l2ilSe. do; cabbage. 2a6 q head: white
potatoes. 2lc. half peck. and 81 "a hushel (;
.Feet do, 287J0c half pork and slal %
basket Tomatoes 2i13oe. half peck anples.
go. t1d a 50.1 basket: watermelon. 2na"5c.
"nrh cantelonpcs. easc. do. and b0cas1 p
hi7Neti citron. 6al2r. each; lima beans.
l'Tls'; nor qu9.t; string DO. 12al5c. DO;
'nrnips' tlc. a basket; chickens, 75c.asl a
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llwaro State journal.

Az fNDEPsYDENT
r-nmiIy ewspnp or
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Cattle dull lower common 70 extra
Penna. and Western steers. f4dt7i4 Sheep,
IN fair dcmand at s69S6 D. Hogs dull at
1890 s5,aTi4.
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Pullman'S Palace Sleeping Cars

Arc attached to Accommoda ton Trains between
Houston and Anstin.
Passengers for Waco must take Mail and Ex.
press Train leaving Houston at 7 40 q. IN.
The above Trains mako the folio wing connoc.
ticns, viz
At Hearns with International X. r. daily (Sun.
days eIcspted) North at on p. IN. aud 40 a. H.;
Bouth. at z 90 p. m. and 3 10 p. m,
At Waco, with stages for Peoria, Woodbury.
Covipgton, 0leburne, Acton, Cranberry, Weather
ford and Jacksboro, Tncudays, Thursdays aud sun
days, At 20 =. m. For rowash on Fridays at 10
q. m. For Valley Mills, Clifton, Meridian, Footout
lroioll, Dufo, stephOnsyille, on Mondays and
Thursdays at 7 90 H. nj.
At Mexla, with limo OF Hacks for Fairfield and
Butler, on Sundays and Wednesdays.
At Dallas, West, for Weather ford and Jacksborc
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 90 a. m. -
last for Tyler ant Longviaw, Sunda, q, Wednes.
days ind Fridays at 2 GOA m.
For Fort Worth, daily at 7 o0a.m.
Southwest, for Clcburne, every Monday att 90 I'm
Northwest, for Denton and Gainesville, every
Wednoadsy ut O0a.m.
At Mckinney, North with I'll Paso Stage Line
daily (Sundays excopted) for Sherman, Red River
City, and Terminus OF tho NJ, X. b 4. railroad
Wcst, vim Pilot Point, Denton, whitesboro,
Gainesville, Decatur and Jaokaboro daily at 90 m
East, (Tri.wcokly) Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Sat
urdays, for droonvllc, Bonham, Paris, Clarks, lille
and Jefferson at 6 90 a. M.
At Lodbettsr, with daily Stage for LOGrangs.
At McDado, with daily Stage Tor Dastrop.
At Austin. with daily Stage for San Marcos, Now
Braunfels, San Antonio and III Prso,
Through Rates and nils Of Ladipg given from
Stations on tho line ofths road TO New Orleans aud
New York, via Morgan's Line OF Steamships, Gal
weston to Now Orleans and Merchants Line Steam.
ships, New Orleans to New York, shippers turn ish-
Ing their own Bills Ladng.
For rates, apply to Station Agents, or James W
hangnm, Northorn Agent, Sherman, and LII. RIA.
daz, Western Agent, San Antonio.
g,DuKAND, deu'l supt.
j WALDO q MANA
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A REVERE.

Tho lengthOning shadows Of the year have grown
cold
Tho forests are clad in crimson and gold,
The fields their russell and brown have put on,
And tho birds So their southern homes have gone,
While ! SIC are ponder thoj0ys that are led,
With the year that has to eternity sped
There were hopes that beat high in my hrobblng
heart,
That no longer claim of my beings part;
Golden, and glowing with Heavens own hue,
Transient they proved as the morning dew,
Like clouds that We sec In the summers sky,
Which the evening breeze waits so sNi0ly by.
There were friends, Oh SO dear tho alr and the
good,
That with me In grief ond In happiness stood,
That have gone with the hours, 10 their dreumo5.
sleep;
Yet above their graves scarce could weep,
For doth not the voice oi all ages tell,
" IL Is God VINO hath takon, he dOoth welli "
There were friends that loved in the sweet spring
time,
WHO have hithess proven ero the summers prime,
And for th m mourn with deeper WOE
Than for those DER whom the blight flowers grow {;
For the dead there's clasleuud sorrow born,
but the thought of the aithless hath ever a thorn.
Guard and conceal 1t as We will,
The sting il left, aud It rankle, still,
When we think Of the treachoruls arts
That WOUNDED our often too trusting hearts.
Aud often the Filtered woe can feel,
We ever strive from the world 10 conceal,
when the ensthoning nj gifts Of the year grow cold,
And the earth through It's orbit snin has rolled,
| wonder, will | sit aud ponder 40 now,
With IL Baddened heart aud thoughtful brow
whom the spring-tmo comes to the earth again,
Wal my musings then lie OF JOY or pang
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I AND FOR SALE.
DALLAS COUNTY.

Farm miles North of Dallas, 100 acres In cul.
uvaton plenty ofwater and timber.
Farm miles North of Dallas, 90 acres In cult.
vtion 81 story concrete house.
q Acres Ia miles North Of Dallas.
as Acres mile North Of Dallas.
30 Acres mile North Of Dallas
3SO Acres on Mountain creek, tho J, s. Jones'
A Farm In Pslk county, NO., to exchange for
Texas lands.
A Farm IN Lawrence county, Ark, to oxchaI 20
for Texas lands.
IDA Acres mile west Of Dallas.
Residences In the city Of Dallas.
storo-housc on the Fast side of the Square
Busnosslots on Main and Jefferson streets
Residence lots in all parts Of the city.
GAO acres miles H. OF Lancaster, Ann Stok
aos sss,,sou,h side of Duck creek near til. mouth
VIM Reeves Survey.
az ncres 10 miles n. OF Dallas, tne timber part
ORG. W, shaw survey
32O acres Is miles W. Of Dallas; part Of Jas. Fur
g0son survey.
1873 acres4 miles Northwest OF Dallas, good timber;
part ~, Derbin survey,
60 two thirds acres a miles S.'W. OF Dallas, part
ofW. 7. Ovorton survey good timber
65 acres miles g. of scyene, part Of the Noah
Henderson survey fne timber.
100 acres IL miles Northeast OF Dallas, improved,
part Off. Moss survey.
rs acres q mile northeast OF Dallas, part of j.
Grigsby survey.
8 acres Joining the depot grounds part of J, Grgs-
by survey.
rs acres Joining city OF Dallas on the north.
Denton County.
200 acres "a miles H. OF Louisville, part OF Carin-
da Squirrels survey, improved
hS6 acres In tho s. H. corner Of county, Joins Mar
tins farm.
Collin County.
100 acres in Southeast corner OF the county.
Tnrrnt County.
100 acres on West Fork, 10 miles Il. of Fl. Worth,
100 acres on Mustang creek, part of John Gillilon
survey.
Henderson County.
800 acres miles north of POrters Bluf, j. NJ.
Sharpe survey improved.
Harris County.
$40 acres on Green's Bayou, W. A. Lawnings
Heidright.
hsaniiiton County.
GO acres miles from the town Of Hamilton, pat
sntod to d. Is. u. 4 O. Il. R.Co.
City Lots and Residences.
House and lot In Sherman to exchange for Dallas
county lands!
Texas lands to exchange for s. W. Missouri land.
Saw and Grist MILL % horse power, to exchange
for land.
Land certificates for sale
AULT, JENKINS 81 AULT.
July 20, lSy2-45;tL
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IT Leads to Happiness!
A Boon 10 The Whole Race Of Woman
DIR. J. BRADFIELD's
FEMALE REGULATORS

II will bring ON tho Dlenses relieve all pain al mo
monthly .'Periodn cure rheumatism and Neural,
gia oi back and Uterus LeUcorrko'a or "Whles,
and partial Prolapsus Utcrii check excessive now
and correct all irregularities peculiar To au'e',
II will remove all irritation OF kidneys "nu ' ,'r
and strength to the whole system; clear ihe shIu,
mparting rosy hue to tho thcek, aud cheerIu'res'
II isas sure a cnre IN all tho above diseases as
Quinine Is in chills and fever. d. At.
Ladies' can cure themselves OF an tue ABOVE u'''
ca.rs without revealing their complaints any per,
son, which is always Notifying TO Their lr'uo "uu
modnesty. -,.,.,...1,bo
clergy. ,,. no ,s7o
BRADFlELD 4 Co., Atlanta, Ga.-Dent SlrS =
take pleasure in stating that have used for tie last
twenty years the medicine you are now Pottlhg up,
kunwn MS Dr. j. Btvdfel's Female Regulator, ana
consider II the best combination ever COTTON toBe'
or Tor tho diseases for which II is recommsndru'
have been familiar with the prescription uoth ~
PRACTITIONER of medicine and in domestic praot'e,
| M Il can honestly say that | consider tia boon 70
suffering females, and can but hope mat every luuy
IN ovr whole land who may he suffering In any way
peculiur to their sex, may be able 10 proou'' not
tie, that their sunerngs may not only be rel'e'M,
but that they may be restored 10 he"i'h anu
| strength. with my kindcst regards,
| / am respectfully, W. b. TERRELL, NJ d.
FEAR MARIETTA, Ca, March q, 1870
| Messrs. WIN. ROOT & S0N.-Dear srs: some
months ago bought bottle OF Rradleld' fomMe
Regulator from you, and have used it in my fanny
with the utmost satisfaction, ana have re'ohhen!,
ed it To three other families ana they nave iouhu
inst what it Is recommended. The females who nave
used your Regulator are IN perfect health anu arc
able to attend to their household duties, ana Weeor
| diully recommend it 10 the public.
| Yours re,pecifully Rev. ii. h. JOHNSON
| We could add Il thousand other certificates, but
we consider the above amply sufficient proof oil Its
virtue All va ask is tld,
For full particulars, history of diseases, ard GER,
iGentes ofits wonderful curos the reader is referred
| to the wrapper around the bottle. ....
| Manufactured ana sold by
nRADFLELD g. CO,
Price Sl.6O. Atlanta, Ga'
Sold by all Druggists.
| Apr 20llS72-32:eov-llr
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Dallas,

We take this occasion to thank our
friends for their liberal patronage extend
ed to us while at Corsicana, and beg to re-
mind them and tbepcople general'ythat
are now epeninga Dallas one ofthe largest
and most complete Stocks of Groceries ever
brought to the interior Of Texas.
Purchasing as we do, direct from lmpor-
ters and Manufacturers exclusively forcash
on the spot and by our own labor almost
freeing ourselves FROM store expenses, and
being no way involved in the unavoidable
losses incidental 10 Big Credit Stores, it
must he perfectly clear to the comprehen'
sion of every one that We can afford to sell
our goods at small profits.
We would respectfully solioitthe public
when visiting our market to call aud ex
anime our Stock and prices for themselves.
All articles guaranteed as represented,
or money refunded.
Our House is situated on South side Of
Elm Street, N, L. of Public Square.
Respectfully,
DARLINGTON, MARsALIS & co.
Jan. 4, l973-tf
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Thirty Years ago Mrs. Lydia Wilson, OF
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whip in the ground. 1t now measure te n
feet in circumference, and spreads oycl
eighty-fOur feet.