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'czRRAIon MANUrAOroRIns.


~mx HA0AE'S JOHN Is out A..
EHNfL Of the ring. The question viii <C2I
e sskesl. Whyi y " wfitt.n, the isbosef e We.
,n.yyoitf Thankful fr past hyors, aaa contins-
arce 81 good will.
.sRsse, .rpsfeT, and Snsf he Nom ~
UAgAy,S JOHN still retains Greek Nation. with
All it, laws and indelitie RIGHTS f IL IL @ritssa,
thar sefpreservati0n IL the frst Law OF hatEre--
Why should man despair, 30 long as there In reef
10 unfurl. for he knoweth not bis destiny There
fire have commenced fny old basiness On lefk
street, and will be ready 10 build from Wheeibsr
row 70 six horse Coach--vi hire out. sell, trade,
and take Horses on lvery-Hill be ready 20 trade
for anything, from goose yoke mp % blind on =
Barnuul. with all his humbuGs and alksr, with his
military renown. h nothing 10 compare 70 HA-
CANS JOHN career, which you viii hear Inorsos
hereafter. JUfIN HA9AN,
ia Ig--ts Greek Nation.
c4E4,L CARRIAGE have for sale
60 second hand CARNAGE. in good or
der, suitable for Hack OF family use. Apply 70
&C 26-ts ALEX MOTT. Auct-
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A CRAZY MAN IN A Box-fhe Detroit Free Press
notices tne passage through that city Of man
having in Charge raving maniac, who was
cured ia box ior safety, On his way from Mime
sota " dgine. Tue boz WAS just sufficient to al
low vi his turning round III it, but not large
snousp 70 allow Of bis narniug himself When it
Was tskea out If tie Cars &c was sst upon end and
ias raSiaS, sibJerinB Diauiac looked through ia,
bAfs ~ She crowd WHO gathered around cu .us,y,
aud Oeckoned " taeln to COME and release him
Hs gas taken out OF his cage at MARSHALL and fed
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= lNrRgvIso. - " hfatlIng yet, as they are term
ed have been placed by the Pe1nss lsauia Raiir ad
Company, IA the victnity OF every road crossius
tnsI t,acK.-Engineers who approach these from
either siae are REQUIRED 10 whistle, aud give suia
bls warning to drivers ofany vehicle which may
be approaching. The posts are Of bright REQ
DIOR aud cunanicuoua.
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gl IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

ikAAEAT BOOT AND CATER WEARERs. 81
From Is to - per cent. saved by baying rom -
j. II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel. Best -S
quality moleskn Hats ST. so second quality SIS silk
Hats, $50; fine calfskin sewed Boots $3.50; Coz
gress Boots best quality French patent leather $40
English kid, 1878; buckskin, $3.50; lasting s2sa,
calfskn s. 25 patent leather pumps 50. caskin do.
1918; calfskin Oxford Ties 81 Is. They are sill made
to order and warranted TO wear well.
Terms. cash on delivery; one price and no sbate-
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- ssa M0rkete.
In Net YORK, saturday, viHoQ virginia sefIing
L.. 49, n<n hsndk a,id At Ssl.. &ifm six per cent
r.. 80. s.-s. t.s,,aa 81 ,ssx :, a,l< .rA a,s
'H9Ns 49, ~ S~-s-... " ...--s. m ~
The soefnsi u oonaAstes :" e~safu"s "'
sAys:
TNsee has eeap more active hustness In Wall
strses Sat without Any quotabe change Ia rates OF
iptssSse aishough the market 10 gradually growipg
easses End ths CapitalWts viii soon be Obliged 20
fyggi9n kxehange n firm with good demand at
eur oaotastsns.
Tbs stuck market v active and oaoyant' ana the
seeaiaS i.ocsos nase ~ aasa"0 $50.
IN VIZ Nsw .oan a. e.s1ssk 10 axs,.' A. 3. ~
W. i.,,, ~ NJ , asa:ssg y" ~ ivy
NV ynsr Ian "a -Eiour-The maxket TO-DAY
vasduu w,sh sales # 1000 barrels At 81 aSsg rs for
tsoss.sos. Ia t3ood STATE, Ohio et7ofty Southsrn
e4ASdtG
"a e ~ ars ~ senoeney'
:. war, :. =. ~ .DHiss ~ snss cs,,s q, 6,
Sassa.ots for Ssllaw' ''' - W.
Pr5,ts.eas afs opist and prices unchanged
whisk sy-Thc naarke to-day Ii dull--ssies of Ohio
at 3,k4a cAnts.
BALfiMoRs, January 30.-Fiour Of all binds Ia dull
Mn,tc wheat tt.isGl l. u: red SitI.i0. Corn, low
~. white Is cents yellow Scents.
MhsAsy ASDl eens
fly s.s laaasr nrnsr: mes porx DO 10 ~ 4
~ - - a. 80 80 rJ a. IyttIe
don. "a nroyIs,snss - -
Srv,,pYs.u. Ia, "a Thu t,ya,on news by tis
Caaads wss received an 4 pub ishsd tnis evening
fny cotton market closed generally unclaimed;
100 bales wre sud previous 20 the receipt OF the
Csasdss adsscos ,saxars are paoysnt. ana a1van
Cod NC. sSSp1s. Mossssos auotcu heyifraC- Fiouf
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IWAN 4 CO.'S LOTTERIES.--MAG-
- NIFICENT scHzMEl-s6atoo ROR TEr
DoLLARsIf-The following scheme VII Ds
drawn BIZ g. SWAN Co. Managers o. me LoIt s.
Academy Lottery in each % Their % s;.S w thsT
avsrsnovea .hsiF , .'i,Sgs s Sises;
lobe dr. ssPsf L e q, . iss
To b drawn In the city q Angpsta Ca IN puD'o' On
CLASS II,
sxTURDAY;s Il yAs q 4 isrH' is's.
T0o' ar ssxxTu u ia T. 5iNu1EY ssD. iss.
n ,te c,t Hi Of Augusta, GA. in public. on
ON s Aas sGzk o ss SzS SsI NoxskRa
Nearly os "a difs E Esq sSyhsS TIKI
rlrH s1TuJ S B. g~ IN JANUARY :. 900
nrize of..........s6oa0I prize ot-.-..--'' sS
do. ....-...... 5000 ! DO do -.....,,' 1865 .sS
| DO. ...--''.'. H S@s 100 do. ............. 20
DO .'.-... 5000 100 do .....'....-.. i6o
do REPRESENTATIONS PRIZES; %.
4 prizes of $500, aPproxnha'ins W 1890
prizes q $3.50. spprcIimatins to s2''Oo' LOCO
Dries ccf S 500. approximatins to $1,000 Am
nrRIzas Of $50. approximatng to 5000 soo
4 prizes V 81 Sis. experimenting to 5000 soo
4 pr R0 Of slco experimenting to $500 Am
. prizes I Of SIS approIimasins to s2oec aoo
. przes Of $50 experimenting to 1880 .oo
xo1 Rl PILES 81 "a saa are 10000
:: 400 r,fues amounting to $4,000
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HARTSHORNE'S Gu kE-A l. The
IL GREAT PAIN ANNIHILAT0Rl
This article is the greatest discovery IN Chemical
or Medical Science for the rapid cure of RGE UMA-
TlSH, NEURALGIA, TOUTH-ACHE, EAk-AcHE-
SORE THROAT, STIFF NECK, or pain IN the
LIMBS, SIDE, BACK. or any part OF the body.
It is also an excellent preparation for Dyspepsia
and Indigestion which arises from weak stomach OF
bowel. Thousands of per.oHs who have used HARTs-
HoRSE's CURE-ALL, have been astonshed at its won
derful power in removing ANY pain from the sys-
tenn
E53- Bottles o. 80 cents, and 81.
To be- had OF PURCELL, LADD L co. and all
Druggists in Richmond, Norfolk and Petersburg.
la M--dtf
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. 80,
The Numbers from to 5o,otD, corresponding VIII
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
sIips of paper encTcled with small tin tubes and
placed In one Wheel.
The irst 4s2 piizes similarly printed and eneircled
are placed ia another Wheel.
The wheels arc then reyOlved, and q number Is
drawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel. the
Number and Prize drawn cut are opened aud exhibit
ID to the audience, and registered by the Commits
sioners, the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled to the Is Approxima-
Ion Prizes. For example: II Ticket No. II 250 draws
the S60s0 Prize, those Tickets numbered IL PAS 249
II psi, 252 will each be entitled to $780, If Ticket
No. $50 draws the S25 800 Prize, those Tickets dual
bered 5S 549 55l, 552 will each be entitled to $780,
and SO on, according TO the above scheme.
The 500 prizes Of $40 viii be determined by the
la figure ofthe Number that draws the $50 O0 prize
For example: If the number drawing the S60WH
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets, where the
aunber ends in will be entitled TO $50. 1.-THE num-
Der ends with No2, then all the Tickets, where the
number ends in 2. will be entitled TO $50 and SO on
too
Certificates ofpaokages will be sold at the following
rates. which is the risk:
Certificate ofa package ofl0 whole Tickets. ~.
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kLSds
ertihca.e Of package Off whole Tickets, -
10 half 4
10 quarter
10 eighth j


In ORDERING TICKETS ca CBRT1FIcATE5,
Enclose the money to onr address Tor the Tickets
riered on receipt Of which they will be forwarded
By first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending in
any figure they may designate.
The List OF drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
topurchasers Immediately after the drawing.
81 Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain aud give their Post Office, County and state.
ss- Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay.
able IN full without deduction.
xf- All prizes OF 81 eco aud under paid immediate~
w after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
Gfthirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
3. SWAN & Co, Augusta Ca,
e. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, OF
Atlanta, Georgia, can have their orders filled, and
ave time, by addressing s. SWAN 4 CO., at either
OF those cities.
EE- A list of the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with the amount Of the prize that each one liz
entitled to- will be published after every drawing in
ch following papers: The Augusta ga } Consti-
nationalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
Inteligencer New York Weekly Day Book. sayan-
nah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch, New York
Dispatch and PauIding tAiss.) Clarion. de 80
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RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS,. &c

RAnEOADS. 6TEAMBOATS &c
ssaa--,u.rrsh LEES REGULAR LINE
- OF CANAL BOATS, Qste Cox'sl
the only regular line ON the Canal
Boat TEMP EST, Capt. Jno. Donald.
SULTANA, (new, Capt. VIM. b. smith.
" OLIVIA, Capt. J. 8. Wilkinson.
/" SA4PohdE;QNs Capt g. e ksyne;
/" LYNCHBURd," A. N Johnson.
These are all first class Boats, commanded by expe
renced and careful Captains and fully responsible
Tor any damages likely TO occur.
to- They leave every Other day. Sundays ex
cepted,) full or not full.
For freight apply at the Shed in rear Of the Gas
Works, where Clerk Will at all times be IN attend
auce to receive freight. "A. 8. LEE,
"A ia Agent
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- -rsusszs.szs1 THE ADAMS, EXPRESS

~ SPECIAL N0TICE-Express packages f5r
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond and all places in Vir
gnia and North Carolina, intended for shipment By
Steamships Roanoke and jamestown will hereafter
be received by TIE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
who are the authorised Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
,sfice OF the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAI i PLEASANTS, Agents.
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RUNAWAYS.

JULIUS A. HoBsoN, Collector Of the City of Richmond
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NOTlCE.--The subscribers are anxious
IL to engage the SHOEING of HORSES and
MULES for the present year, and prepared 10
make to order any description Of SPRING WA
CONS, viz: Furnitare, Grocer's. ard Butchers
warrant Also all kinds of WAGONS and CAR
RiAGES REPAIRED. and general BLACKSMITH
ING done with dispatch and on reasonable terms
JOHN DOES & BRO,
Franklin street, opposite
ia l2-dlmA NIcAdam's Soap Factory
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TsRENCH PORCELAIN TEA SATE.--A
j large and beau'ifni selection Of French Porce.
az - fsl. s BULKLEYS,s
iaa0 +f+' = - TIT Mains Vt
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THE LIVER INvId0RAT0R, prepared

Mrnp!I, r Dis1soVERY and is daily working cures,
almost too great 10 believe. Ii cures as by magic.
eus The frst doss giving bsr. and seldom more than
one bottle is required to cure any kIna OF II fsI
Complaint from the worst JaundWe OF Dyspepsis 70
common headache. all of which are the result cf
The Liver il one Of the principal regulafsoi me
hum an body and when it Us iunct us s
the powers of tire systenr-are tal oeyeippsa. III
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TALIAFERRO FAMILY FLOUR.-Wa
l. will commence in q few days making ire above
nequalled brand fFI0UR.
Persons wishing to secure their supplies will please
18th street.
su It's TALIAFERKO h REJN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

THE Court ON "PoKER "A suit was re.
Gently brought before a justice of the peace in
Yuba county, California, for the recovery of
seventeen dollars which man had won of an
other or rather got possession of by "blnhing,"
while he had four Jacks. The Marysvlle En-
quirer says the court "let herself loose" on the
question, and held that where a party coolly
and deliberately "blufed," the holder of a
small winning hand out Of money, itmight well
be considered downright robbery, and be pun
ished rs such; but the court stated that while
it would punish the party who would be guilty
of such "blufing," it had no protection or mer-
cy for the man who, like the plaintiff in the
case, permitted himself to be "blulGcd," with
fours in his hand Such man, in the opinion
Of the court should not only loose his seventeen
dollar pot" bat receive the jeers Of every good
poker player in Yuha county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

' ID EMAlNlNG in the Post Office ut Dalln r J'r
/ lst day Of October, which it not taken uuf he.r.
the LIST day at January noXt, will he scitt ihn l't
Letter Office.
A. Rachael Anderson, Vim. Arnoll..J. VI ludrI-
{
B, Miss Julia Badgcly Mrs. AnanIa q hE'g.
Mrssrs, Barker y Bca H. Barrels, James Baldwin,
James boyle, = Vim. Brooks, Hiram Bennett ihos
s. B,ntirl, Mrs. Miranda Bennett, II. 'Eraul', !.
Iyrsun, l.. s. Burcns, VIM, \. Brooks, 2, .i'tu hrr-
an, Lewis \, Bo>que, Vim. Backcr, $. H.: Isle, tn
| lirynnt. James II. breeze,
/ &. Joseph q. Castillo, A. b. Chew. 'aur. 70.
! Cooper, Stephen II. Carr, Sterling &. Go. John.
Caullc W. Campbell.
| -. James w.. Donaldson, 9 I. S. Darcy. =. VI. I0nl
! al, Ri. Daniels
n. srhhi,I>uol i.l';ins, IT. Ervay, r. H. r.,r..
Ja.s.r Eumuks, Marion Evans.
+. J. b. Foreman, Ed }. A. Freeman
c. Russell Gravel, Solomon Godfrey, = N.. Re-
bccca Graham, John w. Gorlen, G. W. eli rr-, Nsa-
Mary l.. Gordon, Enoch Gilbert, George Glover Pie
ram Graham, Edward GOoshge, >.
ii. G.. +. IIarAcsty, Rev. b. +. Hall, fr9. b
thrck, Mrs. Nancy Harlem, Vim. Hamilton Grr#.
Hedges, 3 VI. ID. Henderson, A. Holt, Iacf, T.
Howard Miss Jane lIonc,l, Larence Hitler hack ia
cob C. Hull, Wm e. Iunicut, TKHlnas y. Hunt
j. Thomas Jones, VIM. B. Jones, X. +. ,'a.lt. gb4.
Jones, ;! +, Johnston
!. Mrs Mary Irwin,
X. Rumscy Khhy, Vim. Kcnlrc. Jane g. Mir
by, Il. c. Kirby, J. NJ. Kirby.
l.. John A. Langley, J. W. Lane, . }. " I,s-
!, renee, John Lnrkn, b. H. Lawrence, o. e. .s--
u renee, p. II. Lively, James Lane, b. G. s S law
~ ham, John Larkn.-
y NJ Al May ". r. Martin, Stcpl Narr
. DAVID Mckinney, I'm. H. Martin, Ben. GtrreiI, f..
@' C. Marsh, Mrs. Sarah Jane Mckinney I'Aa U.s.
= Mccoy, HIM. Hurrrl n. J. cKany 4 g,,n no
lowell n III b Martini James .Hlig'n, r.o New
ior, &. ". Miller, Ed j. NJ Flyers, Z. t.ri-
= n. c. G. Newton . Vim. Nairn, Elias rer, sDla.
It S-Ncnl, ~. r. N1lckols.
J r. John +. Porter. Miss Maggie Pugh wo- y
t Patton, 3, Capt. John Proctor Miss l.. rorteIt"u,
L. d. Pence James IT. Pamcll, Mrs D.. Petit ms.
# Proctor, N. N. Petit ATTAIN Paot, I'm Page Do
vil Peters, >.
T. X, j. Rosc, Miss Nary Rodgers, JOIN |o'inseu,-
= ST.. L. ". Russell. James II. Ramsey, ISIS Sarah
Randall, Il. Rodgers, Rnbt. Roland, John A,ins, Z
h W Reagcr, David Rccdy, Him. D.. Ruark, sale
Ross, Miss Ihpha Rupe.
y. Frances Samuel, .Nalala Jane Sou0!7ek John
Loving John d. Litain, Berry Skither.. SEXTON.
+ p. 7. SnftN,, b. S. SHIN L. ?. Skipper, inss ~
Smith, ..-.
/. r, ", lL.Tiibett. HIM TVrhert, Ira Tharp Rec.
rlR. F. Taylor, Hrs. {. Thornton, H.. H..Ipvu..
W Ueslcy H'humphrics . Robt. Vain u m.
Have John Hcaver, S. G.. TFatts, .JohL $, Watts,
G "A. J. Uiplc Mss Lizzie Williams, jar ?. r ~
crs, C. d. Uilhurm, Miss Catharine y arlington.
Persons calling for the above Letter T.I please
- say they are irlycrtiscd. T. T. Cru ICii. IELD.
Post Master.
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CAMP COOPER, Texls, o.. S, 1858
iLe Ed,fGr 0fihe Dallas Hera d..

To The EdttGr If the Dallas Herad:
SlR-'rne Secretary of the Interior having
appointed me SPECIAL Agent 10 inquire inDo
and report upon the condur: Of the lndrn
Agents in Texas, and upon the various dfi,uI.
ties that have arisen between citizens OF this
State and the Indians upon the Comanche r
serve, beg leave to advise you thar on ood
after the 2nd Monday of this monih, Shall be
prepared to receive, at this place, any evd,nrc
whatever, tn any person may NV t" ctiar
upon the subject
You will, therefore, great obge me by
making the above public through tn roIomus
of yonr journal, aud should ther" he any charge
for the same Mr. Neighbors, Supervising ln-
dian Agent, will pay the same upon your or
der, at San Antonio
am, Sir, Very Respectfully,
Your most ob't serv't.,
THOS. II. HAWKINS.
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INV ADvERTIsEmnNTs
IllIsTAIEmT IENAs.

iuI hTN ul hfttHhhs
~ a. Nl'fiH ~ sad r.uafY "a Gutiilg
NJ liEREAs, Joel noslsun, eh1 Tesidrs h
w Er a. county, and State 1T frkis, lac hlel
lis Isiiiiun In this Court, allsisius that h.
hold, a nlie 0n 4 N. larTant, Bethany breWHT
ant juln n, EritrslH, flr rAl Hundred Dollars,
shieh note MAS gi,el a. 4 i. Hood ~ b areT, "n
tle 25ih iiy 1T jan, l'ii, dne on the ilTsi day
IT urtpl'er, lnii, and ir,uCTr-l 10 him tIsii-
lionrrl "a the s,h Liy 1T July 1854; that Il j.
'iue AMI unpaid, aHl that the T'silrure ui The
ia Egaui Is unknuwn
Ilrs' arr, thsF'f,re, a. riu. rlnl ,nu {, sum
nnn the slii A. " hTnHt, ~ puhica ion In
ito dallas Herald Ia H., ani appear before
the District Court og kauiniln county, IA he
holden az ths town Of kaufman, on the elaRVrnIh
MuEia} after the first Munda. in ) Iiemher,
eisllu'n hundred and ity-right, a. answer h'ld
ptlIiun, Ia the cause in which Joel nu'lsnn i
TlIiUtid, AMI 4, NJ, lhTnnt, bIhany lircwrr
and john Il, Reie,snn defendants, Herein fail
na', hu, make du, return hereof rs ths law d.
reefs
Nimoss, q. ". Seits, Clerk Of said ~
Court ,i,rn under ny hand AMI seal lis :
~ "ilre AZ Kaufman, this the li'h day. ~
nrtuhar ni 4 u, lSiN
q. ", SElIL, Cirrk, u. G., K, e.,
Rrrri ol IN Office q the l7lh day al orI
iN1N, ani executed hy having the SANE puhIis
ei 10 the DIi'aS H,raH, newspaper published
ia Tie town of Dallas, ia Dallas county Texas,
FOR four successive weeks,
:. %. GIBBS. Shelf.
lGIt,- piint. Zee SlN,NOO K e ,Tcx.
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q. .. VA g. LINE,
II 80 "!
prrIcr up Cu'I SRA prrr ~ TrNAs, I
s.u Antonio. nFiuher H. lS1S. 1

|TTITTT W IT|T- II IT WV ~ TI-NAE, Z
s.u An'un'o, October n. ls6S,
CEALRp PROPOSALS will he received nv the un-
dcrslgnrl until - o'clock NJ, on the anth ut Me-
ycmlcr nest, At whi,h time they will he publicly
opcnc,l-to furnish BACON To the Y $, troops, ut
Forts Brlkn1p, M,HNcit, Chlhournc, anl Mason,
md lamp Colorado, rrom the lst day II June next,
until the ll,t day March 1850
The Bacon must he orn tel AID consist only of
sides anil hams. The latter may he omitted II must
be furnished II, ctci for ly the A. \. e. $. at each
post, but in not less Quantities taan two months sup
Ills Mt time. Il may lie hose or hasgrl. Proposals
must state the desired manner or delivery.
The names If two responsible persons must he Civ
en- ns securities Iur the lithlul performance of the
contract.
The privilege is reserved to reject NIL bids deemed
unreasonable. W. II. BLAIR,
Oct ~ lS5S-lG:It Capt. {. s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

, TOLEN lrUm The unIrrTIgncI living ON IhNR-
, : hers creek, Fills county, ~ miles from WaNr-
hachcc, ah NJ the LIST day Of September last, ciqh
hoat Of fmcricaa Horses md oRe .Npic, Of the fol-
lowing descriptions, Wis One Iron Gray Mare, about
lG hands high, sucking bay colt; tnc Bay Mare,
about IL hands high, sucking dark bay, or brown
colt: an Iron Gray Horse, two years old next tprngi
'orrc Horse two years old next spring, with flax
name and ;--lc Mule Suall but heavy set bay
or brown branded on one shoulder with the letter ).
will give 500 reward Tor finding aud bringing said
horses to mc-if found out Of this county. And
will also pay $50 reward fer the apprehension II
the thief Allrcss, WaXrlachic, Ellis COUNTY.
y. 7. SIMS.
Ncinlcr IL. ISIS lH-9m
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A Buff,lo Killed-G:eat Excitement Tire

A Buffilo Killed-G.eat Excitement Tire
mend us Sensation i the Pit
Our usually quiet town was excited to fever heat
few evenings since, by the announcement that of
the sinh lbitants of the plains, real buffalo, had
been killed in the icniy of town. Like others, we
were wholly incredplos AMI treated the story MS
''sell'' until presented with choice piece Of steak
md ribs taken from the animal. We were still in
doubt, until all misgivngs were removed by sight
of the "mop" skinned from its fcc, and one Of its
hor and the tail freshly cut of. Every lingering
doubt vanished before these un1u sonabc proofs Of
the genus of the qualruped.
This solitary straggtr passed carly in tie morning
by,whcrc some hands of Messrs. lIawpe & Swing
encampcd at work. about six eight miles from
town. They gave the alarm, and soon party with
guns and hounds were on the track. The chase con-
tinucd for some twenty-five miles, when Mr. llawpe
came up with the stranger near the residence OF Mr.
James Horton, miles from town, and brought him
to the ground the first fire. Mcssrs. j. w. Smith and
NJ. L. Swing were fortunate enough TO be on hand
when the noble beast fell. The former heroically
charged down prccipice to where the "game" lay
whilst the latter, with great dextcrity, dsengaged
himself from his horse and sought more gentle de-
scent on foot. Swing, with keen foresight, with
knife in hand, vigorously (and with due caution;)
approached the animals throat, and with consum-
mate skill severed the '.jugulars,' while Smith, with
commcndable prudence was engaged in "hamstring-
ing him, "to make assurance tFoubfy sure
What this solitary reprcsentativeofa countless, but
to this REGION lost tribe, could have been doing in this
civilized region-how it could have got here-what it
was after-arc matters that we cannot divine. 1t is
the first of the kind that has been seen here for about
II years. 1t was cow-not very fat, but good,
and have discussed the quality of its flesh with
genuine relish. 1t reminded us of the days of "Auld
Lang Syne."
1t is hardly necessary to say that Mr. Hawpe had
to be ''set up with two nights in succession. He is
believed at the present writing to BIO 'out Of dan
GER" The ''mop' and tail of the beast can be seen
at this office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

A DAsuING HORSE TnIEF.--1t will be seen from the
advertisement of Mr. N p Sims, of Ellis county, in
to-day's paper, that few days ago head of Amer
lean horses and mule were stolen from him. We
have no clue as to the thief. description of the
horses will be found in the advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

e Attention of those interested is called to tho
notice Thos T. Hawkins, agent appointed by the gov
eminent to investigate all charges against the con-
duct of the Indiar Agents on the Texas Reserves,
and o:her matters connected Herewith. Now is the
tirie and the opportunity for those who have been
so loud in their complaints against those agents to
make their charges good, otherwise let them hcreaf
ter hold their peace. eLEftft
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

ON Wednesday last 10Th inst, near Cellar ~,
Ill., Dallas county, Texas, light chestnut IN
SORREI. MARE, about - hands high, very
heavy built, very sm, white spot on her forehead
branded j. p ON the left shoulder. liberal reward
viii be given to any person delivering sid mare tt
tic undcrslgntd aiih any inflammation of Ter where
obouts will IL literally rewarded ]. W. PENN.
Cedar Hi, Dallas County Texas, Sept, 9th 1898