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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

CoNTrSENTAI. ASSOCIATION. rIARR UP. Will
ciea, evening Boat leaves ;s%s pisSS !; clock
Fos. 1E srsSS tasaE Ayp
sinners viii ieavs The failing banks on sunday August
ss % PEEK sp E. Sa AND ' psa sq
ge. s S S Ss.4 each way
make an excursion TO the Cholera Banks, with
huNIREss Cap. norreii On Tuesday s's August. leay
risf 40 sas, oclosi Tickets Cor he sssSrsiea ss o.
tbs excursion having been postponed rom TSarsdsy Angus
"a oecoun, Of the unfsvorabe state Of the weather WIN
positively take place on The above day next Tuesday
L,oR SARATOGA, LEBANON SPRINGS AND CATS
Mountain X. 5 9 sor ssqys nsms
foo. q Canal and spring Streets every Monday wednesday
md rrsay morning T. E,ias ga.ssnsers he o
he Hudson. For further particulars inquire of l. LEWIS
TUE FIRST ASSga Picnic AsD ccToN TX
poned last Wednesday the ah Of August, win take place
con srss, a ocloei Grand street Wnsnssars
;r.hd street New io,s az Bridge .trss, lTootlyn
yer =. ioo, q ca fGs s hrd street. q; ~ rs.e
esu,s The steamer r j. STEVENS Capt Charles Asier'
ss we sys saSs June 'f s'Ois
roms s, street - fn ees twenty sesn 3
ocort Rsurnina leave Glen Cove at New Rochelle a.
az CIV Island o'clock The Second avenue Ears run
within Two blocks Of the landing Twenty ssth street,
vTEFHAwKEE GROVE AND GUTTENBgsG-
w The ste MERCURY Capt II Malan teave- every
day foot OF Robinson street. North river touch
~ the o. spring street Amos Twentieth strcet
porfy third street Leaving foot OF Robinson
~ y and O'Clock. Leaving Gutenberg At 10 II and
81 o'clock. Fare, Ca cents.
yVFEHAwKEy GROVE AND POILocH's PAVILION
w Pare g.. cents The fsvore steamer MERgU ny, Capt
n Mailsn win leave sunday August "a from fos o.
Robinson North touching Of Spring
street street 2sh street and fd street. North river
leaving u Robnson street O'Clock ID O'Clock O'Clock
soclock leaving Weehawken clock II o clock
2 o'ciock O'Clock Ca O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

" cry fNP0RTAfT.-SfLk SOAR, MANUFACTURED
by George Gruendler.-Th article Is the hest evej
offered the public for cleaning all kinds sks sansI
woolens vevets Ladies' hats ribbons Grape aud cashmere
shaws &C., &c. The articles which this SOAP used
will be restored 70 their original gloss insh Try
only needs trial % establish s reputation Principal del
pot, GEO H. AHRFNS 249 Grand BROOKLYN, v. Di
slse may be obsinsd At ',e following paces:wesmen
2O fuFon street. New York: also prrI
Gin ri srocers and drug stores
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

ITO srATERs-oFFICE OF THE GOVERNORS or THE
Alm.house, RotundA PARK, Aug r. lsS6;.seaed pro
poais WITT be received his Office I'll IL o'clock OF Tues
day 10Th inst for stating with best quality Vermont
slate Hahings connections and covering dges
head copper Innings for valleys cutters
and copper leaders for the main building and wings of Belle
Hospital II Twenty sixth street. Fast accord
to plans and SPECIFICATIONS Office Of X O. HArrIEID
ESQ architect $50 Broadway where further information
obtained Each proposal 70 be accomp anled
OF responsible PARTIES security Tor the faithful
Of the contract and the Governors the right
rejecting and all proposals deemed b. them
tlre0us 10 penartmeut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

vERGNFs' ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS ArraHp
ed BY Prot Vergnes, the dscoyerer. ard l,r rrngs
proprietor 10 broadway. positive cure for rheuns'tsf
and all diseases arising from the Of meresy aud cse
minerals. Department Cor ladies'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23
MIsCELLANEOUy.


AN EFrIcAoIoUs CURE FoR. coRNs, BUvIox]
"A cailosies nails growing into the flesh and every dsord
Of he feet BY new and peculiar method, without cutting
Sco.sur i q i No 5 81 ku. de Rlvo p.r,. and n,
Ensand may Be con,uliea daily sunday. exeeped from
Finn and Sixth avenues.
FrOm his Imperial Majesty Napoleon III, Emperor
ye ecrac quo Lew eeve cor. avec une extreme h.
re that Dr. ss%Ss ss me- . e2 month. ago Of
yeral troublesome bnnions, with the least pain and whc
s e %isI %pS e
sas 9ona sf s. m Ssss sass
ur.o,.,,sa - NJ Erc rom 4 . rsItas Esal y,
Standing: xliseai f.s.ss Any pain ! pssrs. %"
In addition 20 The shove authenticated e.,imonas. man
rom aa. ~ he hh rsn aa bs mhsh ARE M
Win csl ., his once 81 YVES, Eleventh street between
n. B.-No professional connection with any person.
NooPERs TwIGGs FOR sALE--JUsr LANDED rRod
the shp Phcrbus fine lot OF Bordeaux coopers wsgs
=" = SOLD =" fyRss VI 10 Be.v. street,
CREENHoUsE PLANrs.-ANY ONE HAVING AZ
assormen, snd Wishing g dispose Of them low for cas
where hey can Be seen TO D. II H. Herald ONCE s"e'
sh, ea.y suitable for the de,csis female an
11 .s ~ sap,A, re9r,rsd D.. Aaarsss enclosing g.
not be responsible for any letters not registered.
ToUvgx's PREPARATION CLEANS KID GLOVES OF
bottle cleans ay'palrs Price sesn, FOR sale By skru1
iransormnr glass the richest painted snins Il hia
f saa sSsFS ss.
lust IxPoRrKD.-A LOT OF THE NEWEST nd
n.G arHSfSkk ii so~sr WI sss s i sa wholesale
CHoE DEALERS, MANUFACTURERS, &c.-wE HAvl
c". Psnsh calf s1 and
before The advance Therefore Gail At 90 Gcd street. betweeS
De'1"'n and spruce and ave AsT & KAN
nHIs CHANCE HAPPENS BUT ONCE YEAR-ANI
gentleman wishing TO travel pleasantly and prcdtab1
optical apparatus for srccsnty exhibited through EuropS
Tome and see ~ at No suydnms row, Eighty sigh sireey
no DRUGGISTS AND PATENT MEDICINE Dealers
pspsr sssei cd n0 % leak
To MEN ouT or WORK, HoUsEKEEpERs AND nd
The sss sdsse having
IN he making Of or an w On 1n me peosp
return mail receipt Tor making extra family soap thai
s % mot fDss Il
On s' ys sess q & S ' % 10
hitherto been secrets alone known TO the advertiser and az
y satisfied NE money viii be returned The skier
inyolabie. There some six Establishments making thl
extra family soap, and making rapid fortunes bus
Aner s answer 70 This hc sy n win be wn1
care or Jno. N. Newhouse, 126 rowery, N. ~
VERY NPoRTAHT.--srLK SOAR MANUFACTURED
by George Gruendler.-Ths article Is the best eveJ
offered the public for cleaning all kinds OF slks sans
wooens veve ladies hats, ribbons Grape cashmerd
shaws &c. &c. The articles which this soap used
be restored 70 their original gloss aud nish Try
only needs ono trial e establish s reputation Principal 10
Dot, GEO. H. AHRFNS, 249 Grand street Brookiyn w. ID
II also may be obtained at The following placeswesman
Cassebeey 2sS broadway; 59 3qs Grand street; Del
fuhon street New York; Also pri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

EMIGRATION TO NTcARAGrA.-A FREE PAS
u sage and $50 80 of land viii be given settlers
Persons DESTROYS Of emigratng obtain fn Information
relative climate, soil &C, the Nicaragua Emigration
Office los West street foot OF Liberty where Mr. 3. w.
Fabens for time Director OF Colonization IA Mica
ragua may be found for the present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

vxyAKErrYLD.-rHE MEMBERS OF THE TNDUsTRI AL
w Home Association No hereby notified tia, regn.
lar meetings o. ne Association for receiving money VIZ no,
who wsh pay after tia, date do BY calling
Purchasing trustee Cornelius A. Cooper al W. s. No o.
beween three and four O'Clock after
excep, saturday sunday Members viii receive their
49,. CoRNEIIts A. CVoPER, Purchasing Trustee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

IrrRNrsHED ROoNs--A ROOM AND BEDROOM, FUR.
II alshtd let wHhou, board TO two single gentle
men in the class brown house No 20 Great Jones
street Hot and cold water In each bath, &C. No
boardcrs taken.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-09

No.r lf#" .lHa sl..aHsf committee
|... NH .i.f 'l. nmInf snl DRILLING
N'r .".f l"1 additional .huuon wsfs
poo H.l nn ... lp.h, maaiag bsiwssa lh,ny
lu1 luiY piece. H artillery boo thsif possession
l'arpsnrs ihli p1,smof johnson hid appli.
81 In Gen Wool ior auus aul ansniion from
Hr un.iei States arsenal which that oiicer
refused much 10 the chsgriu ui the opponents
oi ihr committee.
Tie Herald oi the 2Olh saysi
I'VE are IA hopes that the Immense force
now in process Of organization, when exhibited,
wall he sufficient, without striking n blow, 20
prove 10 lhg misguided men who at present
defy the laws, that they will be able Ia main,
Tain their position, AIMS aud ammunition me
being concentrated nj yaTiOps points mea aTe
being drilled and exercised Ia the usu ol arms
preparations the most formidable in extent aud
purpose ave in progressi 50 that ohen dem.
0nslnlion IS made il viii he such a one az 10
crush out inslly and forever the spirit Of re-
Leiiion in California. BY all those who sus,
tain the governor il is iervenly hoped that il
may not be- necessary To splll single drop Of
blood NJ the same time that the liberties al
the people and the reputation Of the State being
NJ stake, the whole power OF the government
will b, used to exlinguish the existing rebellion
The State will not recede from its position.
/ Gen. WOODS course has retarded the eStinc-
ton Of this riotous organization; but il is new.
ertheless n question Of time and should even
the President OF the United States follow the
lead ol his military representative on the Pa
ciiic and violate the guarantees OF the consulu.
ton, the result will be the same in the end
The people OF the State will asser, their sove-
reignry over this ralol at all hazards. We
have every faith, however that the President
will 10 his duty"
The San Franrisco Journals differ so MAZE.
rally in their views MS TO the vigilance com.
mittcr, some sustaining aud others opposing,
tina, much difficulty results 10 obtain the facts.
Our opinion is that the vigant party is not
losing the supper, of public opinion, although
their friends are less virulent in denouncing
the course oil the governor. VIVA, his actual
force is, we have no means of determining,
but we presume il Is not sufficient TO Justify
an immediate interference.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-09

SUPPOSED MURDER PARKER CoUSTY-A cores
pendent at Beeman's store, in Parker county, the
road to Fort Belknap, writes that some garments
were found by some persons, about one-third of a
mile from that place the 18th ult, besmeared with
blood which lei to the supposton that foul play had
been pract;sci Several persons went out to see If
any further evidences could lie found, but nothing
vas discovered to solve the mystery. 1t was believed
that the clothing had been brought to the place where
found and placed there, which was much frequented
camping ground. We have seen gentleman who
passed along the road the SOth ult, and had
heard nothing Of the occurrence.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-09
Mail Routes for the New Counties.

Major Scott writes to the Galveston News, that bids
will be received at the Post Office Department to car
ny the nails temporarily until the LIST Of july 1851
on the following routes, viz:
"From Alton, Denton Co., to Taylorsvile, Wise Co.
From Dallas, via Birdvillc and Weatherford, to
Bclknap, Young Co.
"From Meridian, Bosque Co., to stcphenssille,
Erath Co.
From Meridian to county site of Comanche Co.
"From Fredericksburg, via Llano, to San Saba.
"From Burnett court house to Lampasas, Lampasas
Co.
"From Siserdale to Kerr County, and from the
nearest post Office already established to the county
sites of all organized counties not enumerated
above.
"Thc bids should be for once week, horseback,
and should all intermediate post Offices and also
the names of suitable persons for post-mastcrs.
1t is to be hoped that persons disposed to enter into
contracts for the service in this section, will forward
their bids to the Department at once, that service
may be put upon the routes with little delay pos
s;ble. Bids the form Of which be obtained from
any postmaster should be directed to the Contract
Office, Post Office Department The necessity of the
rocs in this vicinity is apparent that we are sat
listed the citizens of the counties the routes will
take immediate measures to have bids forwarded
Prompt action will insure :he accomplishment Of the
desired object, and We commend ia subject to cur
friends in Denton, Tarrant, Wise, Parker, -.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-09

e HARrEn and Cooley for August. shine conspic-
uous among the multtudinous journals that fill the
table and floor of our sanctum. As usual, the very
cover Of the former is refreshing to the eye, and
turn over the pages mentality is satisfied with the
food presented to it. Little Dorrett" sings her
mournful heart-song and Mr. strbbs' dagucrrcotype
men.
GoDEr has fashion plates and beautiful patterns
enough to keep the nimble fingers Of our fair ladies
busy for at least month, when they can have new
supply.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-09

ETDEBow's REVIEW for July has been our Ia
ble for several days, and should have been noticed
last week 1t is filled, usual, with interesting mat
ter to the merchant, mechanic, farmer and general
reader The leading articles in this number "Cen-
trail America, "Gold and silver mnes,'' Minnesota
and the Northwest "Mora and Intellectual Diver
sty of Races "The Counter Current Slavery
Principle, - " The Western Country" &c. J. D. b.
DeI,ow, New Orleans and Washington. Price SIS per
annun.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-09
Hunt COMPLEMENTARY Triumphant.

UNEENVILIE Aug. ., IbDO.
Friend Lniimer:-The mail for your town will
leave in O few moments and hasten to give you the
result of the election in Hunt. We have elected erery
nominee of our Convention. We have beaten the X.
Ms out of the field. We have succeeded beyond our
most sanguine expectations We have elected our
men by from 60 to 120 majority.
The official returns cannot yet be obtained, and |
presume it unnecessary to send long list of
and maiorities it is sufficient that We can write our
county thoroughly democratic. She has redeemed
herself from the sin of that Evans majority. In fu-
turc she will always be found right side up.
We have no news of Importance. Some sickness
over the county, few " shahin ayers" Crops fine
In haste, Yours, &C., II.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-09

u The election being and the smoke Of the
battle cleared away, VIC would gently remind those
candidates who have had their names announced and
inserted ON the election ticket and have not yet settled
for the same, that visit from them would be pccu-
lorly acceptable 10 us. We stand in need Of money
to satisfy our creditors,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-09

II We find On our table this week the first number
Of the Lamar Enquirer, published at Paris, Lamar
County, by Terrell & Peterson, and edited ly Hon.
John T. Mills. The Enquirer is a thorough going
democratic paper is neat in its typographical appear
ance, and under the ready and able pen Of Judge
Mills will do good service in the democratic cause
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-09

LEG1sLATuRr.--We see nothing of material impor-
lance in the legislative Summary in our last Austin
papers, with the exception of the passage of tho Loan
Bill notice of which will be found in another column
large number of bills reported having passed
third reading, among which We notice one in re-
ton to the Dallas Bridge Company, in the House.
Most of the bills are of a private nature.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-09

- The Shreveport Gazette ofthe 26th ult, states
that it has verbal Information that the village Of Wa
CO. Texas had been attacked by Indians, and all the
inhabitants nassacrea We presume this win be assrs
in snd around waco at least heard nothing Of thr
,csrrrspee rr % The tir1c u er:nE q rrnss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-09
POSTSCRIPT
Nn,aTro IounI, EIerIion,

since r.inr iH pres, ~ hars received ne fllovins
rs'uru' from Navarro oHsiy. furnished ~ ~ gsn-
ilFiaan iusi flom ltlawi
ludEe lrwsit, &C. District Iulse, has sboui so ma
lTiiy ever NJ. Greg1. II frtesione.
L. Miller, den,oerai, hr bisirifI Attorney, has
a0 majority.
i% hief Justice, r nonalisn has 81 majority,
I| sheriff J. Walton has ala majority
if ,"nniy 'lerk, Duren has q majority.
'" assessor AMI 'olle''er, W. T., Jaoohs, . mal
The dem"Sra'e State ticket has received large ma
ioriIy' We are not aPprsel whether the ato,e com.
lrises the complete returns Of the county or not.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-09

II The Corporation is having the streets and Pub
lie Square cleared Of the scs and shrubs, and also
filing up Man street in front Of Odd Fellows Hall,
where, in wet weather. there is always ~ uns;ghly
pond. This was much needed improvement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-09
The Elrfilnn.

Iuiu totsn.-fhs tls.iian tu thurslsy lisi
issssi ~ sih amrsfatI,s lulsirsss. There as
i,fr' uisni,hct n people 'n tom f,om ,aroas parts
ofihs county, q, vas shasn ~ The hsaty ,ois rlol
in ihis rrssinsi We haze NJ ihs ohirial Jeis ysi,
rot ,nouuh knovh to insure he slcsiin " ths ~
losing county and pre,inri cheers
jaws N. PnnHsos, ChisfIudirs.
T. A. MS, JAMS CnAFuAS, NnliAN lloEs AMI
y A. flsHEE, County Iomnissiuners
~ NJ lltNpfHsoS, sheriff
w. X. MAsTrN, tounty Clerk.
A. ], Nrr, County Treasurer
II. ". 4. SNITn, County surveyor
TH0aAs e, NILLIAss, assessor and Collector.
jaws NJ, liEosptR, 'uruner
Ia III, pryclnc,, J,gs y, SyIH and AuIN BEAHp
an el, tel Ju,iloes Of thg Peace and Cams Con-
stable
For state olssys the ieme,aile ,ieke, has large
mallri,y, AMI iJr the Supreme Bench the old Court
have been pretty srnerally yo,el Tor,
TAEEANI CorNn,--We have received returns fNlm
Taran Co which insure the election OF the following
county officers, by m,jorities raging frOm 30 to 100
s. GILMORE, Chief Justice.
HANILfoN Bennett, J, W, SWIM, ions fARRAR,
and Isaac BowNAS, County Commissioners,
W, ID, TUCKER, Sheriff,
@. NANCE. County Clerk.
7. y, MoKINSEY, County Treasurer,
l., STEELE, Assessor and Collector,
The vote for Surveyor Of the Denton Land District,
as far as heard from, indicates the election Of C. e.
Lacy though We have not sufhelen, returns to make
any estimate.
For State officers We have no, figure, Tie inter-
cst appeared to absorbed IN the county election.
CoLLIS CoUNn,-We have only received the vote
az ont precinct tNcKRneyl In this county, which re-
suited as follows;
FOR Attorney GFneraI--Jalnes Willie, 1856
For Comptroller Of Pa5Iie .ieeOuats-ShNw, l5I
Robertson, ~
For State TTeaSuTtF--Raymond, liG
- carleton, -. %
For Ga. JUS Sup coHri-iiemphill, ~
For Chief Justice Collin Counig-G II. Pcgues 500
For County Commissioners fitihngh, 225 Bcv-
crlcy 226; Martin, li7; Mckinney, 10; Brown, l2l
Twccdlc, SO; Pace, 80.
For Sh,riF---Iames II. IovriOy, 30S
For County Clerk--Iohn l.. Loycioy, Sl3
For County IrscSurrr-B. Henry, 90
S b. Skilmorc, lOS
For Couaty SurrryOr-Parish, lia
Robertson, 10
Rodman, 50
For assessor and Coilfctor--,I. d. Doal;, 81
For Justice 81 the PeGcc-Dayid Stiff, 1866
]. o. Straushan, l57
l.. NJ Martin, o.
ELLIS CorNrY.-Wc are indebted to friend in Wax
ahachic for the following returns Of the election in
Ellis county, for county officers These returns
prise MI the county except three small precincts
which, however, will not change the result
For Chief Jusiice--Bracks 2l7
Whatlcy, l2S
For County Com's.--Wcstbrook,t 2ll
Andrews POP
Scvcr,t 1919
Parks 1893
Brock, l79
Bryson,- $50
Hcrrin, 50
McJlUn, 80
For District C1k-W. W. Parks, (no oppo.itlon) 1873
For County Clerk-Hawkins,~ 29i
Hines, II |
For County Trcdsurer-E. W. Rogers" 2lS
Sweat, 162
For Assessor and Collcctor-Bcdford,~ 243
Smith, - 1872
For SherU:-McCartncy,* lS9
Haynes, = III
Shanke, "A
Gentry, Il
ELECTED
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-09
A New Move.

The Abolitionists have started new topic of
agitation, to wit: the removal Of the Seat Of
Government from Washington City to some
"nore convenient and central positions" and
to some place where "freemen of the North"
(such grown up babies as Charles Sumner, for
nstance) will not be subject to be "bullied" by
Southern slave drivers In other words, they
want it removed because the capital is in a
slave country, and lies between Maryland and
Virginia. We apprehend that Washington
CITY will be the ca pital quite as long as this
government will last When it can be re.
moved for the foregoing reason given by the
N. Y. Times, it will cease to be government
under which slave States can live with either
safety or honor. We suggest to our New
York contemporary as cheaper, easier ana
more worthy remedy for the evils alleged that
Abolition Senators and members Oh Congress
bring to Washington with them, more OF the
shirt, manners, and bearing OF gentlemen
Then they will be in no peril OF such merlied
cudeelling for insufferable personal abuse and
iusoIence as Charles Sumner and Horace
Greedy have received. A man who insults
another, and when called to ACCOUNT for 1t,
shirks the responsibility on the plea Of moral
and religious repugnance 10 fighting, is not a
gentleman, BY any law Of chivalry and gentle
breeding that has obtained since society was
formed. lfhe will not respond, he is bound not
to iniure. If he insists on injury and yet will
not, respond, there is nothing left but to take
il out on the only sensitive part that is left OF
bim-his hide. If the Free-Soile.s viii send
fighting men to Congress, we will underwr,te
that they will behave themselves like gentle
men. The sense of Responsibility with the
brayest men. is the best ofcivilizers and human
izers 1t elevates the toae Of manly intercourse
produces courtesy, digaity, N short, it causes
men TO treat each other like gentlemen.--Mo-
bile Register.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-09

~ We are requested to state that DR.. J. S. Stew
ART, Dental Surgeon, will visit Mckinney Weston and
Rockwall, during the coming week, prepared to per-
form all operations in his line
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-09

~ The proceedings Of the Kanzas meeting, held
at this paee on Saturday last received too late
for this week. They will appear in our next.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-09

y Sec the advertisement Of JAMES II. SwrNDELLs,
in to-days paper, who offers $50 for the recovery Of
two horses that have away from him, at Fort Bel
KNAPP.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-09

II" Senator Weatherford and Hons. W. B. Och:l-
tree, 10 c. Rushing, A Witt, Geo. Reeves and Ed.
Clark will please accept thanks for Austin favors