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The SHAWNEE INDIAyS-Knnsas The West.
port (Mo) correspondent of the st. Louis Repub
lican says
"On Monday, Major Arnold their agent, paid the
Shawnees fifty Thousand dollars. most OF which
is spent in this place. The stores have been
tnronged With Indians ever since the PAYMENT
They spend their money freely. and some of them
never leave town until all they have ia sone.-
are peacesbie and they are fast approximatine to
the dress and habits Of the whites This tribe are
among the best of the Kansas Indians Seven
wagons and as many families including men wo
men. children, cattle and dogs. passed throngh
thia place to day. bound for the Neosha country,
IN Kansas; they are from jackson county have all
the fixtures for permanent settlements They are
pro slavery of course. Emigration 10 setting IN
again, and If nothing unlucky happens. by year,
there will be over one hundred thousand inhabi
tants in tbs Territory.
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HOLDING WAKE OVER A MEDAL young
soldier of the 18th Royal Irsh named MacDonpeli,
q native of D iblin, was blown to atoms before
Sebastopol A few days before the regiment was
widowed mother had his medal with four clssps
presented to her, the only relic of her only SON In
the course of the evening the poor woman. In the
height Of her grief and natural affection aid out"
the medal on the kitchen table. and having pro.
cured four mould candles and several quarts Of
whisky. she collected her neighbors and kept up
the wake until an early hour the following
morning
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WHAT a DKUGGIsT rAYs.,

VA AHAT a DRUGGIST "a Vs.
w DF. |. SCoTT X Col take pleasure in adding
my testimony 10 the efficacy of your DIR. Nj McLane's
Improved Liver Pills Having bilious attack, ari-
alng, no doubt from the torpidity of the Liver One
Pill was sufficient 10 restore my liver to healthy
ioE. Consequently, am in usual health to-day and
chesrf1ily recommend the Improved Pills to those
similarly effected Yours,
F. M CHALFANT, Druggist
Msrtinssurs, Vs. Feb. 20. 1896
Ati ihe above Medicines for saie by Purcell, Ladd
20, and Alex Duval. Richmond no IL
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rY-sPEClAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk, Pstsrsburg Richmond and all places in Vr.
Eiuia and North Carolina intended for shlpmen nj by
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown. will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
who the euthorized Agents for Express privileges
On these ships. .
Office of the New York and Virginia Steamship
npany.. LUDL4AM Il PLEAsANTs,
spl-ts Agents.
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sACA SONS ExCELSlOR BITTERS Ia
- peculiarly adapted by its composition to every
disease of the liver and stomach which is produced by
our ever varying climate. In all forms of bilious
disesses and Liver Complaint, 1t 10 of the most
vsusble remedies.
Prepared only by R.H. JACKSON, and for sale
by Drus usgists generally. je 2B
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F-Ssyg:. r-tz==x-zzzr1 THE EADANis'
Essss sssss<zSSs OMPANY, 1S4 Main st.. hav.

resumed their Steamship
Ezpress to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
nond. by steamers jamestown and Roanoke, which
leave New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
and thence by railroad TO Weldon, Wilmington,
Lynchburg, Salem, Wytheville, and the principal
places in Virginia and North Carolina, now pre-
pared forward with great dispatch and at reduced
rsten every kind of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels,
Jewelry, &C., to the above named cities and all
p!acea TIE seaboerd.
Oar Express en- the Steamships will be aceomps-
n!ed by special Messengers who will give their per-
sGns attention to the careful handling of goods
trusted TO the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
Express
Shippers will please take nstice that packagest &c
peits Virginia and North Carolina, will be sent BY
steamers unless otherwise marked.
Freight received On day of sailing, until O'Clock,
p M J. l.. MACDONUGH,
AGENT of Adsms' Express Co.
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Messrs WIN. s. BEERS Co:
Dear Sfs-l was, in the year of 1885, attacked with
ehe scro'ula / was indeed, at time given up. Ny
aeck was from ons end to the other | tried all
raj physicians. All did no good until saw Carters
Spanish Mixture" spoken 30 highly of by the news
pepora got few bottles, according to directions:
the result is that now am as sound as ever was
in fact feel better than did In my life, and
would recommend it TO all who msy be afflicted with
that awful diseases.
JOHN Z. WALKER P. NJ
Fer sale by BENNETT BEERS l. FISHER, and
DEuggsts generally, au
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a RICHMOND, VA
uiEave removed TO the store, No. 10l Main
street. second door below l4th street. where they are
prepared to shsw the largest assortment OF
PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS, -
ever offered in this market Also, good sssortmenf
OF BOSEETS and Millinery Goods Of all kinda.
E--.te Trs.f... O. f.
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MEDICINES.
;11II.L THE STATES so UNITED Ev.
Nv 'rp GYNFEt- H p % rs

;.7II.L THE STATES so UNITED Ev.
w ER sEVERi-
viii the States % united ever severa
Prorheey il who may or whe can.
We will show there 10 no tra h about It;
we will die so unted-msn for man.
The A.s tina. our forefashers left us,
In purity. for one aud for all,
Shall never be dsgraced or dithgured.
Nor shall the States 90 united ever fall.
Nor shah CoueHs. COLDS and ASTHMA ever
Find rest, either nom, noon or nisht
Neither snall invade the homes of the brave
For LEoNARD's COUGH sYAUP win pat
p,;,. ss cent. per bottle. ) sbot.Ies one dollar.
- be had Of sl Druggists in Richpond. and Mer-
,A.r.s IN .hs state of virginia nos
.iT@- OAWss COUGH ELTXTK' This
excellent and never failing remedy for Coughs
crifs Wboopips Cough Pulmonary Complaint and
r;vns crest relief in Consumption, and most diseases
from Colds and neglected Cou shs is re- ptdIy In
rrasps in popularity. The following Testimonial Ia
from gentleman well known in this community
RIcHsoso. Asy q, 1853
sf,s 4. 3. Daios; Dear Madam, take great plea
care in certifying to the benz fetal effects of your val
DAVIS COUGH ELIXtR." Having used 1t In INV
laY for the ls1t seven years, in the use OF which
r-y Wit has been greatly benefited aad myself 70.
ry campaign in the late war with Mexico with ali
e-sutrde, Madam towards you, for its good effects
) I make any use Of this letter you may think
proper, for the henehs OF the community at large.
THOMAS G. BALL
Fer sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, seuuet, q seers.
Alex. Dugsl, Peterson Jackson, Chss. Eillspassh.
Z Ficot a, Bodeksr and Charles d. Yale.
V7TaI.INIA ~ o X N KILLKR--CHTL-
DIEM Cay FOR IT!-5his valuable and pop.
u.sr preparation is recommended with the greatest
coufieuee Past experience and test of years hsv-
iag rIoyed Il to be OF the best .afest and most
re pie worm 6estroyers in use.
ssweet and pleasant to the taste, and is readily
tskeu by children II may be given with perfect safe
IN he q NO of
%ornseed, Turpentine other nsusesting drug that
would bs apt irritate disorder the systen. On
the contrary the heslth of the patient generally
hsnentt by its administration, when no worms
exist IL ia prepared especially foI children
Prepared only by Z. ). FICoT; sold also, by
PJkCELL, LADD Co; BENNETT, BEERS l. FIsR.
So, Wholesale agents, and BY Druggists generally.
s. 6---d3;n
-.n ~; ~ IN
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APPOINTMENTS or THE MErR oDIsr CosrEs-
EScs-Ths Methodist Conferences Of virsinia, re-
Gently 10 session ss Lyashburs, made the following
sppointmsnts
Lynehbu.g siatien, VIZ. 4. C,octer Sup }.
Gilt; AbinEdon, II. 3. Whitehurst; Prncess ADae
Circuit B. Wells Sup J. ,. 6erryMs.,
Ast Suith6eld J. NcCiellsaA, ,. @: Whifs6en
Ast eunssx 3 v sAs Grsenviie. :. = Weed /;
Cam ebeli w. II. Pssrmsa- J. =. Miller. At sef-
~. Jeo J. Wnsht; Heethviiie. w. w. Walss. 3
q. Bursess; /; Hsmpsoa. ]. n. Hsises, J. n. Wiilis;
ChsrIes casy. , A. Dssis; Goed Hops. J. y Wcoas.
snd r. Rohr; Aye Cove. J. Rissh Sups, J. Isndie.
ton, 2. Powers. .. Delk Joaesvils, J. a. sns.dj
Lee. o. B. Sissmors, J. II billiard Hope welL w.
F. Jones; Norfolk Mission, Wa Me6es; foFts-
Ee.th, % BE- supplisd. W. Ksost A.; Matthsws
= Walker: J. aummsss; Richmond uuasappnsd; |;
lSsefc,d. Wm J. aoiconssi WJtAe.iils. Levi Hse-
sasEHsd; BmishGsll. w Berrymas; Rnsssll, @.
Z. Barr esitvills, }. rs,tssr.
10 B. Thompson and Jno. Raxs without sppeint.
nssts e their 80. sssssst
H. euead isfr ID che kanSs of she President
Dr.. Jnc. 0ocdsts pissed % thp usseAttoas6 ~ =
bic ovn ssqus.t
A. Q. isst. lsft vi,hsss sppsistnsss. sss haviss
besu board ffem
Aiss. Dsliphas, Assst Lyaehtsry csllsss.
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Wxcarsrrx ASP PoroxAc h6xD -Ths ~
uusl imeekiug IL thfs railroad e0n3 3Gny 49, ~
On he 25xh ult n sppear thae shsas9st1oe -
he conpmy frsn tnsseostsitos ~ - D1s1geefs
10 e63,55s o., being e14,5S7 % Iess than sbe pfer
cediug year. OF the receipts ~ go q was ~
oortation The dimiputiou ~ resenue fts0 -.
sengers in shis ysar from he iast b - So 81
~hilss the falling o6 u tho freight transpcstasoD
is 81 1874 %. StiH with this dlminished revenue
tercst and annuity reduced Ia doafiss debt ard !
carried some three tAousand dollars - improve ~
coldition. ~
The Legislature Of North Carolina meses 70 day.
Fleming Gardner, formerly Of Christiansbu q
Vs. has been elected chief engineer Of the Fayette-
Vile and Western Railroad, in North Carolils,
with q salary of % 600
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NIArIUNAL 4 HUrhL, alniG ssreet, Ssaan'
~ tor, Virrinia w. j. HUNTER CO., Pro
~ An Omnibus win Always be In readiness at the
house re. of ehsrze my s. 6m
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2tEt.Hr * r - TO X Il ID - A NOT Il r H
- WONDERFUL CURE OF ScRoFULA BY HAMP-
TOMS VEGETABLE TIHcruRE.

NEAR CHssTERTowN, Oct 2Sd, 1856.
Ns'srs. Mortimer L Moubray: Having seen q GER
'c te of grsst cure of Scfofula by Hampton't Ve-
gsbe Ilrcture servant boy in the family of the
Hon. VIM p. Thonlssson, of Kentucky, with certii-
Gales Of hon H. Clay and others testfyng o per-
cured by it, slso induced TO try he Tine.
servant girl of mine. Her disessestoos scyo-
f2J in its worst form she blind tn both eyes
and her bad that | never expected to zee
Esr restored procured ths Tincture and am hap
y say before she had used bottle she be gan to
her eye-s;aht quite restored, and she cured of
taiz loshsone f,sease, and now, though two years
have elapsed she has had no return of the disease
sGd consider her entirely cured by this Tincture.
givs this certificate that Others may be induced as
was TO try this most valuable remedy rs believe
gr4 whar have seen 1t would cure most diseases of
tl's kind. HI ANDERSON,
Kent county, near Chesertown, Md.
~ Delicate Lsdies and children will please give
( = trial.
Cs!l and get Pamphlets gratis and see cures of
CouGhs, Bronchitis, Rbeumstism Liver Complaint
ScrofIla As q female medicine it is unrivallsd
Hundreds will testify of cures themselves and
In eds after all other remedies have failed
Soid by o. a. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
CO, Richmond; bv Br. COOKE, Fredericksburg By
s the Druggists in Pscersburg; by MORTIMER
a0WBRAY. Baltimore, and by Druggists and Store
keepers everywhere.
u 9 per bottle; bottles for g.
5-dlcts
EAHIEK's sFtNIsH MIXTURE-,The
~ Great Purifier oil .hs Blood The best slters.
i've known.
Read the folloaoine Certificate
LEWIS CRHEK r. o., Ranaw ha Co, Va,
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SOM kTHING NEW...I noticed in pass
- ing up bovernor street, st HARW0OD'S Wsrs-
rooms, the most complete spsins Bed that ! have
over seen; 1t is 20 very simple in its construction
that it is not liable get out Of order. He hss aao
tho largest and most besutifnl assortment Of Funi-
ture have ever exhibited In Richmond NV
sttentien attracted to most beautiful Wardrobe
In the assortment. oc 20 dim
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Il. y. CUUk q CO.. AUCTIJNEEh5
~ NO. 10 MAIN STREET, o6er their services 70
furnitars, Groeshss Dry Goods Horses, Cattle, ter
terms.
Having large and sommodious rooms they win re-
selss goods fer sale ss ysats ss without the charge
Of storage. sezs
oat door ssles Of evsry lsssnpnos sssssded 70 sp
90 reasonable tsy,ns
B. COOE. WA MOTT.
nQT-<0
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rHOCOLAT ID IG EsTE FERRUGI-
" NEUX-Ons of the most nutritious and delight
taI beverages Ia possessing ell the nutritvs pro-
perties of tho purest Chocolate, combined with Lao
tate Of Iron, which stands the head Of the list Of
Tonics 1t has been ussd with great benefit BY many
persons in cur city. For sa'e ct
MEADE 4 BAKERS
New Apo.hecary Store,
no!2-4t 1876, N. w corner Main and 10Th sta
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

DISTRICT CoURT, for this county, adjourned on
Friday morning last, having remained in session
some twelve days. About seventv-fve final judge
lnents were rendered, most of them being for
dabt-no important cases having been tried. The
grand,jury closed their labors on Saturday eve
ming last About twenty true bills were found,
principally misdemsanor cases.
This being the last court in the District, the
Judge and Attorneys will have a respite of few
months from their ardous labors of the circuit
which, we presume, will not be at all disasreea-
bic to them Our town has been quite lively
since court has been in session, there having been
more visitors among us from distance than is
usual and. we believe, all left with good opin-
ion Of our little town and its facilities for afford
ing business as well rs pleasure to the visitor
In truth, we believe We can say with confidence
and with no liability to a charge of self-Fraisc,
that Dallas has improved more within two or
thros years, in every respect, ard more perticu-
iarlv IN means fyT social rsereations, than any
oil.e- glace in chr vicinity rat Te can aaus.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

ity IL ihe DenorTitir ranks, anil bn siflrs. o.
termination H. suPItTi M. nominees n the Cun.
ysniion The eyes uf ail tie nation are turned
- lIuehanan and lirfekinriise, in spite ~ the
prophetic warnings II inspired Know Nuiliuss'
who are iIJing u heguile tho goid old Wings
with the irumpery slang Of Mr., buchanan h.
ing the indeialisabls IeTsoru'0T Of Mr., clay,
the adyOats Of squaIler Sovereignty, aud other
sharses as numerous as the hydra heads of their
party. 1T them proceed ia their course, hope
lees AMI drsIaiFins as il must seem 10 them
Tie Democratic ranks never presented 30 COM
I..ct body, ranks - serried, banners 80 high
aud gay, hearts 50 happy and confident, as at the
present time, lis useless, all your wailing
ahont the d0wneast fortunes 81 Democracy
We rather suspect you would first PITY and then
fHlbrare when Your lasG support is gone, Ills
useless to Try To attract and Nin the admitting
gaze of our good citizens, with the fantasies ofa
misguided and hroken party,
~Ass,luay nle Sili uallsn wasis hsT love
lpntAa calm iI'm al a marble dove"
as for the Know Nothing Iariy To cut their fan
tlsrio tricks before the American people, and
hope to triumph b. then, The Ielr'e now have
become acquainted wiki the devices, th' symbols,
sig.s and grips, that onee seemed to exert mag
10 spell, The people viii not be eanght again
will not turn listening ear to those false notes
will hot see beauty in rottcnncss and decay
will no; render homage To goodly head fastened
upon a putrid corpse-will no, endorse Mr.. Fill,
more, living man tied to dead eareass' Tie
people are hcadstrong when they are right, and
will not take up such ways'ds passengers, even
though they swclthcmse!yes nigh to bursting
with supernatural efforts to attract their notice.
The ear of triumph will not stop to take them,
though they make uncerthly cries and gcsticula.
tiOns.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

G. w. KENDALL-This distinguished gen.
tIeman arrived in the city on Monday even
ing. He is looking well, and bars the celeb
rty his active and useful career has justly won
him, with modesiy truly becoming. He is
e.ident of Texas. The Lone Star State
contains no man who can properly claim to be
more devoted to her interests than Mr. Ken
DALI He has written much and ably in her
favor. When her character has been assai.ed,
no difference from what quarter, Texas has
ever found in him a ready and efficient advo.
cate and champion.-Ausiin Times, 18Th inst,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

Gy- correspondent at Ga inesvlle, Cook
county. writes us that that place is improving
rapidly, and that the farmers of the county are
making good harvest and will have plenty to
supply immigrants this fall. They are expecting
large immigration in that section of country,
and it is to be hoped that they will not be disap-
pointed as the county of Cook presents as many
advantages to the emigrant seeking home as
any of the prairie counties. Times have been
hard, money scarce, and considerable sickness
prevailing but that we believe, is not charac-
teristic of that section by any means, and they
hope. from the present prospects of abundant
harvests, to realize, soon, the 'GcoD tim, CON-
ing
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

I, We notice from a correspondence published
in the State Gazette that the members and officers
Of the House of Representatives rendered u pub
lie dinner to the Hon. H. p Bee, the popular
and accomplished Speaker of that body, which
was to come off on Tuesday las, the 22d inst
The day was rendered more appropriate for such
an occasion by its being the birthday Of the Hon
Speaker. We are satisfied that the compliment
was deserved one.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

~ Judge j. T. Mills, Capt. 7. G. Wright,
and N. W. Towns, Esqs., have been canvassing
the Red river counties recently in bel ali of the
Memphis, I'll Paso, and Pacific Railroad, and
receiving stock for said road. They were in Fan
min, Grayson, and Collin counties during the first
two weeks in this month. The last named gen.
,leman writes to the Gainesville Messenger that
they have been quite successful in receivi g sub
so,; ions 70 their stock, and that the people are
warm in tho rai,'-oad cause. He thinks there is
M doubt bpt that sufficient stock will be s.aken
to guarantee the construction Of the road,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

- Attention is called to the advertisement of
Dr. Nicholas, Oculist. Collin county, which will
be ound in our coums to-day. We have heard
tn, Doctor sroken of US bang very successful in
the treatment Of sore eyes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

~ We have had seyera! fn3 showers Of rain
during the raet week Which have tended to rem
der the temperature more pleasant, and to in
spire hope in the breast of the farmer. A few
more such would be acceptable.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

FRANCE.--Spcculatio has been rife in France,
and ii crisis is apprehended in consequence Of the
great damage sustained from the recent iuunda-
tion. 1t has lately been made public that here
has been deficiency in the treasury for several
years past and it is said that Louis Napoleon
must husband his finances and withdraw his
people from the wholesale speculations in rail
way and banking companies, in which he has led
them, if he wishes to retain his position among
the great powers or even to be secured on ms
throne.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

Some linely NanisEr 'mnug uhr desert sands,
ny shnuls u gain The u See Il me sphynN,
slaTlls F,ghl 1a with G n ,,ern ! cyea,'

II Two numbers Of the Nec York Musical
WorH grace our table this this week, and more
grace '!ui u leisure giving contribution to our
matter.ol. fact, prOsy sanctum could not he pro-
duced As an instructive text book in musical
knowledge it is Incompatible. and its literary
y, etcnsons are Of no mean order, while the mu-
steal gems for vocal rs well as instrumental per-
iormance are carefully selected and arranged from
and by Masters in the Art. AS examples of the
latter, we would notice tie arrangement Of our
national song. I" The Star Spanglod Banner"
which we would earnestly present to the romem-
brance of our political friends who sing, that in
these campaigning days of violent parties, those
stus and stripes, appropriated by cach may
prove the talisman to prevent disuniOn. \ bril-
liant Polka, headed by II namc which recalls the
face of II gentle friend, cnriches several pages
The young lovers Of fairy lore would he delighted
with a Ghost Story !" AMI the 60 Art OF Trav-
Cling can be safely recommended to those of
our friends who are fond of :. tripping" to the
North occasionally; they must meet with some
iuconvcnienccs, and these chapters teach how to
make one self comfortable under all circumstan-
ces. The World is published weekly, by X. $.
Willis, New York, at 50 per annum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

4 GRAND SCHEME FOR PLuNDER.-We soc it
stated that n scheme is before Congress to do
away with all appeals to the Supreme Court or
the United States District Courts as to titles in
California, and to make the decisions of the
Board of Commissioners there final in oil cases.
So large is the interest ut stake that it is said an
unlimited amount of money has been raised to
insure its success. --Ncics.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

VEroEs-The following bills have been ve'
toed and sent to the Legislature since its com"
mencement on July 7th-"Trinity Valley
Railroad" "Act relnquishing to the counties
the State tax for the years 1851" "Jefer-
son and Danger6eld Railroad Company" and
"Texas Western Railroad Company" The
veto of the bill for the "relief of Jesse Dean"
was Withdrawn after receiving information IN
regard to the claim upon which it was found
ed.-Gasette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

" We have rumor in town that the Loan
bill has passed, and only wants the signature of
the Governor to become law. This, however,
1t is supposed, it will not receive. The only
mention made of it by our Austin exchanges of
House ON the l2th, when the bill was, on motion
of Mr.. Throckmorton. taken up. y substitute
was offered by Mr. Randolrh,. and the bill and
substitute were made the order Of the day for
Thursday, the 18th inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

~ MAJOR ScoTr, Mail agent for this State, ar.
rived this morning. from the North. He informs
us that schedules and routes will shortly be pre-.
pared for the new counties, and an effort will he
made to supply them with temporary mail SER
vice Galveston Nc,rs, 18Th inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

Oszcor.-Gen. Wool has addressed letter to
the National Inteigeneer in which he attributes
the hostility Of the Indians to the wanton con
duct Of tbs whites. He charges the Letter VITA
,ssresnsry motives and saws that spectators de-
sire 20 rulong the war that the expenses, which
Consress will iage 10 pay, may he increased.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

Waffle stcalncr Perseverance, brought
.yepty ira, If wool rom lndl1nola TO uaiEes-
ton. last Srr gay Incrning. lie sport o. tii'
srtirie viii soga become u i.nPo-tance in the
rrads q he stale.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

CouRT OF CLAMs.-We learn from the State
Gazette that the bill before the House of Repre-
sentatives, establishing a court of claims, has
passed its third reading in that House, after hav-
ing undergone several amendments.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

n The Galveston and New Orleans papers
state that those cities are entirely free from any
epidemic, as yet, and are unusually healthy fol
the sea son.