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TFr JAILY herald.
ffiBaTmNUM 16, 18!J.
li. C. Crowds Co.(
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
Attend to business promptly charges
reasonable. (Jivs (hem a trial, wlJx
Attention is citUed to tho notice of
solulion of the Htm of Walter Curulli &
I! ro. WhIiiit Ouruth may be found at tlie
otUoe of it. 1). Oouglinour to settle up the
nuoouuts of the firm.
The Urond Jury
After a laborious session of about two
weeks' time, In which they have faithfully
discharged the duties Imposud upon them,
In Investigating all criminal charges in
the county, have taken a recess uutil Tues
day next, when the subjeot of the publio
sohool funds will be taken up, silted and
thoroughly ventilated. , ) ...
Arl rod.
Fruit Trees ordered from, Louisiana
Nursory are ready for delivery, on va
cant lot next ttf j. K.Davis' Photograph
galery, II. L. SPAIN , for
J.J. UTT3, agent.
Dallas 18th 1873.
cot. Isolator.,
We have just reoeived a large lot of the
Early Rose and other fin potatoes, and
also a fresh supply of Landreths Oarden
Boed of ail kind, which we are selling very
low for cash. Money refunded if seeds and
potates are not as wo represent (hem to
be. WILLIAMS BROTHER,
n3-dwlm Main & Elm streets.
Old Whisk T
At (he Kentuoky, aorner of main and
Market streets. ., no4-d-tf.
ITIrnan, Williams oV lira.!
Laid upou our tabls yestorday the biggest
thing In the potato line that has put in an
appearance In those regions sluco the war.
It weighed about ten pounds more than
our scales would draw, and presented
all the external appearance of a first class
article. These gentlemen have any quntitl
ty of the same sort which they are offer
ing for sale at liviug rates. It was not an
Irish potato, but a sweet one.
lr. J.E.HIwr,
One of the Herald's best friend's drop
ped into our office late yesterday evening,
uud in the course of eonvorsation the our.
rout topic oi small pox was brought up,
whsn (he Doctor remarked that he was in
possession of some puro vacoitio matter
a ud' would very gladly "treat" the Ukr alu
ovioo to vaccination, ine question was
put to the office, and evory man oonuuoted
with this journal votod ."nye," carrying
(he question unanimously even (he "de
vil" voted in favor of Jennor's great spe
cific We were all vaccinated, and are
just as sure the thing will take as we are
' thai $11), hard niauuy, will buy a ginger
ouke. We are a bravo set now, and if the
terrible scourge does come, we shall not
run because of our preventive, in which
w plao every confidence.
The following linos from tho pen of the
late Col. W, S. Hawkins, of Kentucky, an
author, though young in years, not un
known to fame, from their duptli of fool-
lug and beauty of dio'.ion, doinnud more
than a pasgiug notice. Rut in order to
bettej appreciate thorn, mention must bo
made of the niolancholy circumstance that
led to their production. In the memora
ble Kentucky campaign, at or about tho
battle of Perry ville, a young ollioer of
Hawkins' regiment ontertalned the thought
that he would not come out of the impend
ing bottle alive; having loft behind him
one in whom con terod his evory liopo,
before going Into the fight, he engraved
on his sword the name of his beloved, sup
plemented by the words, "E'en In death
my thoughts are thine." The presenti
ment pored too true ; the sword was found
by tne sido of its faithful ownor, and Boon
after, through, the instrumentality of Col
Hawkins, was convoyed to the gen Iter
hands of her, whose name embellished its
burnished blade :
The bugles blow the battle call,
And through the camp
Eaoh stalwart band
To-day its serried oolumns form,
To fight for God and native land.
Brave meu are fighting by my side,
Our Banner floating glad and free,
But, yet, amid ibis brilliant scene
I give my thoughts to theo.
x The deep booms smite the troubled air ;
nJ'"oh throb proolaima the foeman near,
And faintly echoed from (he frojit,
I hear my gallant comrades sheer
Wild joys of heroes marching on, through
Blood, their glorious land to free I
I give freedom, here my lift,
But all my thoughts to thee.
r :. .... 1
The horsetneu rushing too and fro,
The drum with wild and thunderoue roll ;
The sights and sounds, all things that tend
To kindle valor in (he soul,
These all are here but in (he mate
Of squadrons moved with furious glee,
Still true to every vow we made,
I give my thoughts to theo.
And yet, beloved, I must not think
What undream'd bliss may soon bs mine.
'T would unman me for (he work
Of guarding well ouroountry s shrine :
Here on this sword I write my troth,
These words shall yet thy solao be. '
They'll tell bow, in this last fierce hour.
I gave my thoughts to thee. ,
Along the East the boly morn
Renews life's many cares and joys,
This hour I hope some wish for me,
Thy pure and tender pray employs.
Another beauteeus d-wn ef light '
These eyes, alas I many never see j
But even dicing, faint and a.im'd,
I still would think of thee.
And the, in eornini years that roll.
When toeae of peso and ;. brightness
wrong, .e! : . .. ..i ii ,
And 'round eaoh happy hour ia twln'd
The wreatha of friendship, love and song,
ww hi n jrT, waoss neart was tome,
And by that spot a mournsr be ,
One tear for him. thv lnv.il ,n,t
Whose last thought oling to thee, . '. : .
Jan. tt. Unities,
Who left New Orleans about the 10th of
July, 1872, for the 3tate of Texas, will
please send bis address to "Robert Oeddes,
Terre Hatilo, Indiana," Any one know,
lug of bis whereabouts will confer a favor
by addressing as above, as thore is money
awaiting him. nO-d:lt.
Notice:.
1 am about to olose out my stock of La
dies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing GoouN,
which kill be disposed ofnt low figures. I
have a One assortment of Chronics, Shades,
Jets, etc., which will be soil exceedingly
cheap. MRS MoCALiE,
slain St., noxt to Williams & liro,
no5-d;3t.
One In ore Unfortunate
Mrtiio his appearance biforo bis Honor'
the Mayor, thie morning, humbly acknowl
edging in laohryuiosal style, his connec
tion with, and loo frequent imlulgenoe in
the practices of the 1). V. fraternity.
"Tho way of (he tiansgressor is ha'd,"
and in this iustauoe his fervent pleadings
and fair promises failed to touch (be sym
pathy of his Honor, who not acknowl
edging the wisdom of
' lencii him to reel itnotiior I woe,
To lilitutlia fault I see."
remained inexorable to the last, end ing
the scone, itnd we hope the debauch, by
imposing tho extremo penalty of the lav.
Rkmakkalc Fcat o a Cmin. A short
while ago Walter and Minnie, ohildren of
Dr. Tate, living near Greenville, aged re
spectively three and four years, wore play
ing together In a room In the nouso, when
Minnie s clothing caught from the tire, at
which the littlo girl very naturally be
came frightoned, screamed and attempted
to escape into the open air. uut Walter,
with a prosenoe of mind remarkablo for a
ohild, instantly shut thedoor, and, seixing
the dress of bis littlo sister, so twisted it
in his hands as lo completely extinguish
tho flames. His hands and arms were
badly burned, but doubtles ho saved the
life of Minnie. On beinf. asked why he
shut the door, he ropllod that he had heard
somebody say, "when your olothes take
fire, you should not go into the opou air.
Staunton ( Va.) Spectator,
An African chioftain has euchred the
umbrella thieves; he has hud a parapluie
made for made for him that is 05 in cir
cumference. Hold Arrivals.
curroiiifiiaD uousk.
Prank Knid Tenia, J 0 Loilil Missouri, Frank
ltlggs Mn, II MclntyroToxns, M Htagg Hint Wlfn, W
1, Stuggulid wile, John Juftrles Intl., 11 Turner III,
Oil Worgun.OH McAllrstln T.xn., V II IVoMm
Mississippi, J W AHhii. N Smith, J T Swout, T 11
Mussly, (J lUbold, K I Kitkly Texas
DALLAS IIOTK1,.
Win Unties, Win Wtldo. liaorite Rimers Texas. J II
Young Ky, llruxton llrugg Ala, A 0 llroxton, II He
i:a'alclly,J W Williams, Put Mathews Dallas, J
Huvoge Ti'XUs, J D Cabling ant family, J 1 Cloncdy
snu laiuuy fia,, nous Ain.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.
Dr 0 D Smith, J A Lodds, J E Ilawlilna Mo,
New Advertisements.
W
ANTED.
KmiiloyincMt hr Artun jr niAQ who U willfnr
to woi k fur I'UAiunublo -ml tii-y AtiiirtxtH
IIKHALD OFFICE,
Fubrunry H-d.it
N
OTICE.
Mr John 0 HIM ll no longer In our ninnlsv
fmm tliln Unto
M C 0 11KLC11COCK 4 CO.
St i.otils, February lot ti '73-d;lt
w
ANTED TO RENT.
A OomfortubU bonw. with canton sttncliinl.
Woulil rent for itt monttia, with rofuaal forayear,
AildroH I'. 0. Uox, at. or call at the Ilallai Fouu.
dry for hirlher nurtiCTlara.
in I f. R. M. TU03IA.il.
QAUTION. ,
All periom tro cAutlotie,! agalnat traftintf for
a apvcial itp.ilt carilllcatn givau l.y Ailnmi 4
hpond ard, haukora, to me fur $tbo no, gnld-No, 784,
iluteJ anuary W2. Tlie lame luring liwu
loat by ine,
V.l. KOBBBSON,
W)j4, ltrrw ij
JLM STllEET
I W. U.lXO., l'roprli lor,
Kwi eon.tantlyon haml Baimgns, Frnh, Salted
and Hiuokod nieuti, uudall kiu di of vweulilo. In
their aouaoii, v I- ill dilui o
JjlSSOLUTlON,
Notics la hereby glion that the co-partnorahlp
heretofore exlaling I'elnitn Waller and William
(Willi,, nn.lnp llmll.n, IV '...,. a i.
. , ., . ...vniuiu . Ill v.,
iathia day dieaolred by mutual com.at, and that
aam utllir . arillll HIUIIS I. BUllloriZUU 10 .ei
ll tk. nnl...ni.... .r .,
..w .... v.... ..... UR vup,ii.Bvi .two urui. iia niay
be found at tho law o flirt of R D L'ougbanour, In Hie
v. vn...n, wl. Hifuuaj mm oamivay 01 eaiu
Week, until the lOlh day of Starch next, ready lo
make and receive pavtnenti, after which time fur
ther ludulgence will not be given, llile Feb. 11, 1H71
WALTKB I'Altl'TIl,
vln'i.Uwlm WILLIAM fARL'TH,
JflFrY PEI CENT. MADE ON
SAFE INVESTMENT.
I Will Sell mV HtOre IlollSO. OR Rltn itnyit ntinnalfa
Blo.k, Jett itCoe, next door to tlarllngton, Mar
Ills 1 Oo.'e, now oc'cupled by M. Wohl, and renied
until October at one hundred ilollnra . nnnll,
Inadvnuce. The House It 80 feet long by jtt wide
lot too feet.
Will be lold for J,5O0 cash. It it In the heart of
the business center of Dallas and tlia lot e.lona In
a short time will be worth the purchase money.
8.DBI,AKli.
Apply to Messrs. Jeffrie! A Terry or lllock, Jett & Co
nll-dtf
8, 8, Jouei T. J. Grounds
g 8. JONES & CO.,
SALES IK
FAMILY GROCERIES
AND
Provisions.
NEXT DOOR TO ADAMS tKNORD'S BANK,
11m Street. - -
Dallas, Texas.
vt--Dly
A CALL.
t.i.
llh.iin.l.r.l....l l..k- . .... .
im n. nf Ik. ...I..H r I..,, - ' .
enble In the court house, at Dallas City, on Satur.
day tke'sid In.t., at ten o'clock a. m.
.uejra.oi ma meeting will be to Ul.cuss tttie
... uiB.,or-iu our mtu.t, lo inter.
change with freedom our eevaral views, and thus to
produce unanimity ef action of teachers ia the
pending educational crl.le
viii-uaua inegrot.i.ionailsli are Invited lo be
sreeent. . IVMptcKully,
Uncut.-. Texas, 1.. ; , J. W. JACK80K.
J..i,l7J, t. imxu.
OSADALIS
X remedy fo Necure of Scro
fula, Bcrorulobj Taint, Iiheuma
tlim, White Hwellinir. Gout.
Ooltre, Comnmption, Proncbi-
tts, nervous ueDillty and all dis
eases arising from an impure coo
union or mo -.looa.
The merit! ofthia TaluaWenrnDlN
uutt arw ao weii inewa lual a pejuuif
UU.1CV i out Meeewary iu reaua. mw
readam of Ihia luuruai of tho not Mi-
ty of alvraya havlnc a kottla of this
medicine among Uwir slock of faxuily
C'ertiAcatet can be ereiented fr(.ji
many loading fhyaiciana, Mluijtei ,
and headeolfu,llics throughout th
South, endoraii.i in the blghoat term.
nt nmi Kitrmi nf Jitaadalil.
Ur. IC WIIiMin Canr ofUaltlmom
iaya "he haa ill d it n cases of Hero.
uia anil oinitruktuos wita uuen wt
laotion.
lr. T. C. tVich of DaltlraoM.re.
commends it V ail poraona sulferiiig
wim disoaaeu n.oou, sitying 11 ll eu
lierior to any preparation he has ever
mod.
JleT. Dwbner nll of the BalnV
moro m. Lonivrencv buutn lays no
baa been so much benefitted by itiuie
that he cheerfully recommend! it to
11 his rrlonil! and acqiiaintaneoi.
Craven ib Co.. DrurEbu, at Oor.
dnnivllle, Va,, nay it never haa failed
to give satisfaction.
Mm'l W. McFBiIilen, Murfroea.
bora, Toouesaeo, iaya it cured him ol
Uliauinatism whou all elae failed.
Koeadalia lanottaocrctqiiaok nrnv
aration, its ingredients are published
on every package. Show it to your
Physician and he will tell you it is
Icnuiimsed of tlie strongest alteratives
that exist, and is an excellent Blood
Purifier. Did our snaco admit we
oald give you testimonials front
every State In the Seuth and front
persons known to every man, woman
iiu cuiiu inner personally ur uy roi"
utatlon.
Uosudalij is told by all Druggists.
CLEMENTS t Co.,
I?At,Tioin, Suit I'rcprittort,
JOnN P. HENRY,
No. 8 Coujcgk Flags,
'tt i"ori. Wlioltiall Jpnt
Why Kndure What is Cnronble f
"What can't be cured mint be endured," says the
proverb hut indigestion can he cured, therefore Is
lathe merest stupidity to tuduro it. Dyspeptics
have certainly right to continue dyspeptics to the
end of their day! If they cltoorio, hut us it is not sup
posed that any mtiouu! being prefers physical tor
ntimt to euso and health, the probability is that if
all sufTerers from iiidigosttoii were convinced that
an iiliseluto, I ii fill 1 1 tjlo rsmwly fer their coinpluliit
exialod, they would withoouacccrd resort to it. We
most etnphaticully declare that such u remedy d'jex
Ist, ntnl tliut Its name Is trtettor's Stomach Hit ters
Tlie reooi'd of Its success extends over a period of
moro than twenty years, and it is fearlessly alhged
lluit during the whole of that time it has nover
fuiled lo afford permanent relief In any disorder or
derangement ol the stomach that woe net organic,
malignant and incurable. Tlie testimonials that go
to establish this important fact can be c-Mintod by
the thouvaud. Htemach comnluiutf tint (hud beeu
aggravated by total disregard of all dietary rules,
and intensilledund rendered chronic by medicinal
treatment or drastic purgitlon, huvu in hundreds uf
Instances been cured within three months by the
systematic use of thla celebrated stomachic and ut
tematlvo. It should bo reineinlMirod that weakness
of the digestlte orgaui involves many other ail
ments. Iliilioitsness headache, nervous dubllilty,
spasms, ialpiUtiou of the heait, rush of blood to
the head, nausea, vertigo, , and sleeplessness aro
amnug its cotnmltauta and results ; and tor all these
the great vegetable tonie Is a specific. It acts first
niton tho stomach, and through the stomach upon
the secretory and nervous systems and the howelB,
its gonaral effect being always genial and bouellcent
Ucwore ef t'nloHirl.
And alt .tierrnral compounds, lletter, fur bolter,
endure disease llian tampur wltli this mineral pois
on, uo matter how cii'flully prepiircd. Its ext.-u-sive
use has already proven (lit. cause or great and
distressing injury. jir.Tult's Ltvur Fills contains
uot a par ticlo of llercury, andean bo taken ut all
times wltli perfect solely.
Yahoo Cucsrr.llies., May 3, 1809.
Dr. H'ra. 11. Tult :
I have been a martyr to Livor Complaint foo three
years, and alter employing tlie best of doctors, itnd
spending almost nil I was worth lor dillerent kinds
of medicine, your agent induced me to try your
l.ivet 1'ills. 1 have taken them reg'ihirly for sovo -at
weeks, and have been so uiuch benefited by them
that I letd confident of a perfect cure. I consider
thorn the best Llvsr Medicine over : discovered
J CltAl'ON.
Dr. Tutl'a Hair Dve has no Bad Odor.
Trade supplied hy H. F. OEonnB, Galveston,
WlUKLucK, FlNLAT 9 Co., N. ().; CuNNVll li Wai
Km. and 11.0. IIoshins,V Co.,l)allus,uiid ell drug
gists throughout the tMata.
JEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
JOB M08ES" f'Vi-Ki?-"
arttifUMintt cots: .7llttl). VUlmint bwiiutt '
dforor (o self Hi. C(uiirVif fo make greater prijih. Tlie
yenuine sm-efa. "moJob iflo.csi on eack jtm'k
a ;e. All others (thtcss Imitations. The gen
uine Fills are ui.!u, jg In the cure of all those pitiu
lul and dangerous diseases to which ttie female con
stitution is subject. They modsmtoull excesseiuud
remove all obstructions, from whatever cause.
TO MARRIED LADIES
thfj re pirttruUrly united. Ttioy will jD a short
tiino hrliiR on tho monthly period with rtniiLrii v ;
and altliuunh ury poweitiil, run I uia nothing hurt
ful to tho toimtitutiiin. It: all cnBea of NrvousHiid
Spina, Affrctions, Talni Id tho hack and Unit, fa
tlKtiaun (flight exertion, palpitation of the Heart,
Jivtitfriua and W hi tel. thv will effect a riir htn
all other moans have fiiilrd. i'ho circulars around
tadi package give full directions, and adic, or will
bo sent li ra to all writing for them, sca'cd from ob
servation. .'.-
N.H. In all rates where the Genuine canuot be
ohtalned. One Dollar endoned to Ihe Sole Proprie-
ur, jud jiusr.n. is Loitlauiit St.. few York will
Iniiiroa bottle nt the gnmiu, containing fifty pills,
by return mail. sectireW scaled from auv knowlediA
OI UH CUlllCIHB,
One tin of ihla will bathe the dnioplniranlrlt In
elight above the bliss of dreams. Bo wise, and
insie.iTfiuou . usv.
It has been truly and slinilllcantW tuld that do
nwstic happiness is more dependent on gooddfges.
tlon than virtuous creeds ur moral codes. If tlie
dogma, holds, the oraele can be consulted, bv a
prompt application to Price, the Delphic author of
ine veiooraiea Aromatic ptomacn Hitters. Wher
ever, within tho length and breudth of the land,
Prlco't Hitters have penetrated, every bourn hold
has been illuminated by the sunshine of an unclomi.
d Joy, and every family revelled In the swoefs of
ncnitn aim contentment. Tho sparkling eye. Ihe
ruddy cheek, the cheerful smile and happy glance,
no leu than the elastic si.d and th imfalirii.o.
tread, what are they but the eloqtiout telltales of
ome .naming enxir i no secret ilotany holds
the charm, no scientific alchemy creates the spell
The days of miracles are gone ; the magio mysteri
ously working wonders, have passed awav, and the
ago, plain, urw-ticiil one; give us a simple tonic,
that, by a happy amalgamation, restores to energy
and strength the enervated system. Take "Price's
Celebrated A-omtalc Stomteh Bitters," and you
bid an eternal farewell to mich unwelcome guests
as dlspopslo, Indigestion, nervousness, neuralglu.
flatulency and debility.
JAMES W. IRIC,ACO
Manufacturers and Sole Proprietors,
., . ''k Boi m, N.w Orleans, la.
Oorlington, Mnrsallt k Co., Wholesale tiroceri.
Dallas, Texas, Sola Agents for Korthern Texaa.
ELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S PUIMMTIC WAFERS
Cur. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore
Throat, Hoarseness, difUcnlt breathing, Incipient
Consumption and Lnng Disease.. They have o
last, of medicine, and any child will take them.
The. lands hay. be., restored to health that had be
fore despaired. Testimony given in hnndred. .fc.
Ask tor BiraN'a I'l'uMostc Wiu Prlc. So e.nl
C".'rk"BM08 roprUlor' A"t!,
D
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
1
SHELF AfiD HEAVY HARDWARE,
IRON, STEEL, NAILS, &c,
0osite the
CRUTCHFIELD HOUSE.
JVE ST.,
ii:tilu. - - Texas.
ul-vl-dly
W.G. 1UMIAIA. T.P.BA.NOAU.
G. RAN 0 ALL & 13 UO.
Wholesale and Ketall Dealers In
Dry OoOds.
BOOTS, snOES AND CLOTHING,"
DALLAS & CORSICANA, TEXAS.
UKlll EST PRICK PAID KOH
COTTOV, WOtlLilllPM.
nl-vl-dly.
OUN JI. STEAIilONS,
Dallas, ' - - To
will niactl In all tho courts of tlie H th district
and I'nitiid Slates Courts, llfllco ever Clark A
Bryon's. ut-vl-uiy
JAIR WAKMNU!
To all who are tudethed to us by Nolo or open
Account, it satisfactory arrangement is not made
within the next thirty days, will place said claims
iu the hands of an olllcer lor collection.
UI.AIttt uiliAa.
Jan 11, 1873.-18:tf
s
TEG ALL & CO.,
DEALERS IN
As and Stationery,
CHOCK Ell l' WASH,
CLASS WARE, awl
Q U-EEA'S WARE,
GARDEN SEED,
Furniture of nil Kinds,
PIANOS,
Pictures and Pioture Frames,
HAT HACKS,
WINDOW SHADES
AND FIXTURES,
LOOKING GLASSES,
Beds and Bedding, Step -Ladders
Lumber and Slungles, Doors
and Blinds.
nd everything pet-tvlnitig to their business aro
kept constantly en hand and aro for sale at living
rutes. vl-nl-dly
1
1 D. COUGHANOUR,
I.
'Attoruoy-at-Xiaw.
Olllce east side of Jefferson St. between Elm Main'
DALLAS, - - - TEXAS.
Will practice In all the courts of tho 14th Die
tricl uud I'nited (Mates Court. nl-vl-dly
iKXAS
LAND LOCATING COMPANY,'
Office with A ill t , Jenkins A Anlt,
DALLAS - - - TEXAS.
Jubn Hcury Brown, Prenident, W, F, Cummins,
TlcO'Trcfidrnt. J R Hawkins, Ooneral
Agent, I'irce W lirown Trmsiirer
W It Ault SecreUirjr. ,L .
DIRE0TOR9.
John Henry Brown, W. F. Cummins,
J. K. I lawk I hi, . - ' ' W. ni Ault.
0. II. Jenkins, 3. W. Lmicau,
r lei co v. u.own. .
. - .1. '.- . .)
ThUcmmtRnY wafl ortranieil and chartered far
the lole purfiOkoof Loot tin Texna Land Car li flea,
tea on t'oniniimion, Conimimiioiis one-aizth iolcr
vut In the lamln or, where amnrh km a League and
lauor it pivfn, iu cenif per acre. . .
All comiuunicalloniB shotihl bo aIflrenipd to''
. . W . R. AULT, .
Sest'y Tela ta.d Locating Company.
Feb-873-ly '
qIII! EI.EIIR4TI:U IIICKI.O.U
.X t'.tion Herd.
FROM IiO'JISIANA.
Brtax, Tuxas, Fob. 8lh, 1S73.
David VcOaaie, Kiq :
Btn This to cortlfy that t have planted Ave acres
of hind with the Herlung Ootton Seed, obtained of
y.u abut the first of last JUy.eomn of Ihe seed did
w..n. v.,,,1 ,D in.iui uiie, i uiu noi g.I a lull
stand. I gathered off the llv. acres eight hales of
COftitli ...I...... A 1 , t .
...-...i,, u.v, ...0 ..iiuuipu poiinus eiicn. X
am entisllod that with the same culture, It will yieald
twice iu much as any other cotton, ot which I have
any knowl. dge. Itcside.it I. .asl.r gathered. A
hand can p'.k 7ft to Kit) pounds moro per day and there
is uo mot wast. Irom falling out than with any utu
ereottou. W.U.DAVIDSON.
Witness, U. M. Uoo.
V .certify that Mr. W. B. Davidson la truthful
and reliable gentleman, atid his statement la corrob.
r.tod by several other pbturera.
T.I). WIIiSON,
MM. PAVIS.
Cmtritt.0, Navarrow county, Texas
Uacomber ti, lSilt. j
Daeui JTcOaiu'e :
Dsis Sir I planted the Ilerlong Cotton this oar
tn. yieald proved to be one hundred per cent. aior.
th an the Duon, 8ho.nock, or l'eelor Cotton.
T. B. 1'OITKUKNT.
Tc above seeds can be bad at $3 per bushel at
Messrs. SABUNOTOS A MAB9AMB,
mivvnaiiuanAmaiunil.
. j be-1 3'4ni , , i
tl iOfi D7' Annta'VTuieKtt AUeuas
.won, aake mmsaoly at work fkar u.la Ib2i taJl
V. J. Clark, "" or'a"'
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LARK k 33HYi-N,
WU0LE8AIK ANDETAILDF.AI.EltL IN
DRY-COODS
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IIAKDWAHE, STOVES, A:
KAUISa IXPLEJIEST8
Also dot general Duukltimd Evchango business
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Wsst aid. ''ns Squat.,
DAI.IAU, TEXA8
nl-vl-dlr.
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M. COCIIltAf,
WHOLESALE A'D RETAIL
Dru ss 1st,
Adjolniug Dallas ilote'iOommerc. streot,
rilTSICIAXS l'BKSCRIPlONS .
CAREr-'LLY COMPO UNDED
vl-ul-d:)mo,
ILLMAiW & 0.,
GROCERS
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COMMISSION JERCHA TS,
Amd Piaiirsik
Foreign and Domestic
LKIUORS, HC., ETC.
Commerce Street
Opposite l'ublle Simo, Dallas, Texas.
gCHNlilDER & EYIS,
Wholesale Grocers,
An:
Sellers in Wines, 'liquors, Tobacco.
AND CISAKS,
COBNEfl EtM ANDMMAE STREETS,
DnlhtM, ... Texitf.
Respectfully call tho .ttntlon of all tn need of
Orocertes, to their large s i wall selected stock,
which they are offnrlrg at Try low prices.
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Respectfully Inform, thecitlieis of Dailas snd the
BlirrullMilitiir cniintl... fl.l li l . .
tablishment on CochranSlreet, expressly for the
-uB. w in,-,..!,, ,u um. i omos at tb.
....... v.. uu.,, iwiuvranu irtuiinem in an styles.
lfn Also keen, un ti.nit , .i ...
slv.es, ready made, with noexceptlcn'of trimming,
which he can deliver a an hour's notice, day or
n li.lt f . Ilaaka aV.1 ... .
r " . """ arniugomenia to (eop on
bund a full assortment o
Metallo Uirial Cases,
which h. enn deliver on M, Helios the .xcluslv.
geucy lorinese unriat tasos, for Dallas nnd snr.
ronmling counties, nnd an supply them at tho low.
.at prices. Ilavlng provied himself with neat
11 Ml 11 R K. ' f
and necessary appendage, he will undertake .11 th.
tlAlAR.Arv IPr.nMm.lil.r.. l..l.l. ., : .
He has determined D make this Ills .xcluslv.
oii.inrss, anu rospacuuiv asks the patronape of tht
Pl". A. W. MORTOIV.
3'J:trl Cochr.a (late Still) btreef
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ALLAS SPKI.'GS ACADEMY
Is nowonen forth. in ntia ....n.
The preseutseslon hen February 3, and will con.
tinn.four calendar mmihs. Th. course f study
emhraees three departments-tho Primary, Inter,
mediate and Academic.
RATES OITUITIO! PAYABIK MONTHLY,
(BCOIN.)
PwnAiir-Includlni spelling, reading, writing,
gromd rules of arlthustlc, and primary g.ograpnv
per month, 1 00.
iKTtniisniATS-Incliidlng practical arlthmstlc,
English grammar .ndteography, per month, 3 to
AcAntvio-liicludlii algebra, slstory, English,
composlton, natural fhllosophy, eheml.try, c..
per month 4 00. ' V " '
Students of the hlghir malh.mstlrt or langu agoi
will be cliftrei.i1 otiailoU u.,..iu .
many time, but' will be charged for the entire
w.n in co.nor proiracieu sickness.
The school is open ti both set. ; bnt ac toon as
practicable, competen principal will be appointed
t. Uk. cb.rg. ol an delusively girls' derarttnent.
Parent, .nd person. interested n cordlallv iu-
Tllwit tn viait (ha ...lu.1 ...A i . i.
" , ' " iu,wvi KB auuiaa..
meut, Oall upon or adtretl
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Bldlvtw3w Ptlncluil.
PIANOS AND GROANS,
SO, 82 k 00 Ilarouue St.,
Blow Orlenus,
To those wbo desire to Invest,,'
this is undoubtedly tb. place.
PRICES VERY LOW FOR CASH OR HALF CASH,
and bulanc.n monthly payment! of
$10, 16, SO and 25.
Our stock comprlsos the Vohor, Dunham, Hal. Ms
thushek, Zeigter, Gruvosteeii and Pleyvl
Which we sell at $200, 315, 350, 400, 450,600 and 000
We have second hand Piano, of various makers.
Including Chlckorlng, Pieyel, Mteinway and others
two numerous to mention, told at 100, 123, ICO, 176,
200, t!! and 260 dollos, etc.
Wo have Needhum's
Silver Tongut Orjyans,
THE DEST MANUFACTURED.
at 80, 100, 125, 150, 180, 210, 230
280, 305, 400, and 450 dollars,
On same terms as Pianos.
Wo guarantee all piitnosand organ, w. Hell nerfsct
aud durable. Our maxim is "Excelsior."
PHILIP WEIILELV,
12-6mos. New Orleans.
W. M. C. HILL,
WITH
F. 13. BRYAN & CO,,
AT TIIS SlQN or Till
JFmi; iSWs- (the Public Square,
. Are now In receipt of (heir
X1 A.IjIj S T O O IE ,
Embracing everything In the linos of
DRY GOODS,
1 BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
LADIES' FINE GOODS,
TRIMMINGS,
NOTIONS,
GROCERIES, &0.,
To which they invito the atlentlon of the publio.
Come and eee us our stock is fresh and complete.
or.tt.j r. u. URXAR t CO.
JLACKSMITII SHOP.
J. L. WELCH,
PRACTICAL HORSE-SHOER AND
BLACKSMITH,
Broadway, between Main and Commerce Streets,
A'ear the Bridge, Dallas, Texas,
Would respectfully announce to his many friends'
and the public generally, that he Is still on ferro
fniui, and is prepared, with material and experience
d workmen, to do all kinds of work in bis line.
Ills Individual
stecialtt'
UOltSE-SlIOEIXG ;
but h. hit In hit employmen t
workmen who are thoroughly
coninetent to do all other k inda
of work, and he solicit, th. continued patron. g. of
iuoso winning worg uoo. iu ins way 01 bnsin.ss.
J.L.WELdl.
June id, i7Z-:ir. . f "
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? STIIAYS DALLAS COUXTY.
Take up by W. R. Snow and .strayed before Jno.
D. Keerfoot, J. P., precinct No. 1, one bay horse,
abjullo yiaranld, about 15 bands high, brand.d
I) on the shoulder, star in forehead, an. whit, on
niwe valued at $40. Alto one bay horse, year,
old, branded I on left shoulder valued at S2.
: Taken up by Collin Adams and estrnyed before B.
Siftiuy, J. P., No. 1, one bay Ullding, about I ot I
years old, 14JJ hands high, small star in forehead,
both hind feet white, left yo a little blemished,
having th. appearanco of being cut for tlie hooks,
"mull cellar uurks andsudpled marked, alto, Br. or
six small while rpecks on lelt hip so small as t. be
hanlly procetvaable valned at 816.
Taken up by Thus. Chi anil .strayed b.foT. Jao.
B, Kerrfoot, J, P., product No. 1. eu. yollow mar.
about 14 hands high, about 12 years old, black
mane and (oil, small .tar In forehead, branded T on"
right ja, and lettor 0 on le I Jaw, and J1IB1) con
nected on left aide of the neck rained at f li.
Taken up by J.8. Rrittaln and .strayed before J.
D. Keortbut, J. P., preuinct No. 1, ono Iron gray
horse, abnuU6hand high, 7 jrears old, nt brands
porrelvablo valued at sllfl.
Taken up by J. R. Maukln and .strared before
W.J. Ilulsoll, J. P., precinct No. 4, one sorilll
mare, 11 or 12yeari old, about 16 hands high, small
white spot en loft side, no brands perceivable val
ued at tjl'i 60. 2l-3t,
JNO. M. LAW,
Clerk Ditt.Cuurt, I). C.
rjlHE STATE OP TEXAS,
To aUptrioniinltreited in Iht Sitatt tf J!ota Koif
dectaied :
George C Parks, Administrator of th. Estal. ot
Robeton Ross deceased, hat filed In the District
Court oi VhIUs County, Texas, an application for
the sale uf two hundred acres of land off tlie Cast
side of a six hundred and forty our. tract of land in
Dallas County, patened in tho nam. of P. Taylor,
which will h heard at th. next term of the said
Court, commencing on th. tlrst Monday, in Feb.
ruary. A 1) 1873. at the Court Home, in th. (lit v
and county af Dallas, and Stat. of T.xas. At which
tliue penous interested in th. Estat. of said
Rubeson Koss, deceased, may tppMr and eont.it
the same if they see proper.
S?. TN. Wltnees John M. Laws Cl.rk of
I (ijjalN f'lrli't Court of DallosConnty:
V.'TVTs. ol,,n under my bund and tb. Heat ef
0 Osald Court, at officii. In in. (!lt rlliil.
las, this 10th day of January, A 1) 1873,
man ai. iiAvt p, inr, v. v. u. u.Texa.
Hy Z I Coomit Depnty:
a. V
,' OUT Of OARCltif SEKDS. sll told. ' ' ,
" ClilldrtB's Carriages, .11 l0J,
R.llng largest .took of WAUL PAPER In
ST OVA . (fsSa ll . n A. . Baa .a 1 ... a. A . 1- . .
a.., wwrnw eivoa oi averyming .11.
Uinylln.. , . K, II, CUSHINO.
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