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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-07-01
Sis. Sis. Sis

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btermtt betannt. bat ct TIM Stnnbe 1T. mdbrenb Der adnaen
Spmmer. Sat(Cn has bette Cts, bas In bteeu Staate female
aufberutrt rurbe, gu Iteprn. Gs III BON gutter Dtde unb BON
retnent Srub tneswaner, unb beFnbet fb 3u Sfcdbale, Uoltc.
tan Natter, fte betrefS Der Qualtt6t Mustunft aebeu fbn.
men, Muftr6ee, BITE In Btrclp'S 0ebeI-QGben @biapaps, aufae.
seben peretn, werben pinttltN befpret.
N. s.. OIer.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-07-01

BEY Or. SmDne8 5ulammen9elebte
NtlOtiri9en.S prDp 9eilt pOrtrsflia bartndtisea 5uhen, gr.
BEN, Stssln anS aaffsissaa tn Der sssis, asrs1tbm steis anb
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1sr Srut Obsr Der ean5e. Disie Irsnst retntst sasletb unb
ldutsrt bdS 8lut. SIN @rpB umb 8lernpertauf 3u ba5en tn
Der Office bs 10 eder" su 81 per Blaf9e.
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SL0rDiD0te,

Der e~utDpGtf6e. ptdeniDaftlt& ~0etilbtte &frpIpa Or
Sblpefer TT mad fetnent alien plage, So. 131 6 arDIte
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3etratbs gaeelesenoetten. ST. tann ale Dtnee SOraus fasea.
Suites ebtr SSfe2, fir SSl4, BITE tn @efabr fnb Oter unaar
nebmRdteiten haben, er tdnu Mlen belfen, Bic etne rtGttgr
Yn8abe non tbr en- QebenspDrfOm n,ntnen iabraus, iabrein su
50dben mnnf6en. Spl6e baben tbt Nlter eenau a~nSusebeu
eoer etn3afenben. @benfD wrb CT MebtStn prafttBtren uan
aaren Spn allen ~rnpaertSfen Rranfbeiten an MenIde en- uni
Steb MAIDEN. Zine Dieisnfssn, nell e felt LANCER 3eit franb
tno uno ntbt 9efun6 weroen fSAnen, nnbefannter uriabenf
re9en, mD8en ftb ant Or. Sglpeftr wsnpen, er miro tbnen bas
Der AuStunft eebeu unb tie betlen.
Statb ntrp fur Mrnte Cper Rrante gratis ertbeilt.
Bsotngungen fir Ddnen 25 GtS., fir 9erren so Cts,
Office tunben SoreS n9r SO ruuttaeS bs 40 lpr Mbenbs,
Del Name tit am Benter. Wdr 2.4Wft
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81 Gu9en 9 openings auSSe}eid>
S&webtf9 Bitter, 3uterettet aus gbtnarinte
eta nntrisltdes Nittel, eesen 3cberSei9werben, Seibfu4t
unperbaultdtett, Ncrpeni6nd@e, Mfb ma, Gero -.
uno aaen aus einem In uaurOnuns ~seratbenen
ID 1een entftebenben 8ranfbetten. tit 3u so &ents bic 5lai6e gu
tfaIfen tn Der Office bs JBederS.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-07-01

Tbatli6teiten wurben bon ben lImitebencen
oerblnoerts Oorman 1T unter $500 Birgs
idait 9efent.
Sn Der Court Of 6 . nj nj on Ylea8,
Der 8. g. Difrtft Court uno Der 6 u
p%erior Court fam geltern niAts bon Sn.
%tereSe por. Die @riminals@ ourt bat li9, wie
~nnleren 2eiern bereit8 befannt, bic Septembe,
pertaSt. 81
q Qanbpartie be8 2ieberfra Il.
5es .-0eute finpet buS ldnblide Telt ret
2ieoerfran5cS in Nta9nolia" ltatt. Die 0reur
be pes UereinS, lonie baS Publifum i'm glqse.
n1einen MAIDEN mir barauf aufmerflln.
Ser v2ieDertrau5" lit Der altelte @elan9oer
elm Baltimcre'8 uno bat felt ieinem geltebet
INNER neben leiner 8irturlitdt i'm @elan9e hi
anerfanntelte 8irtlclitdt in Der NnOronnuS ppr
oentl6en Scltsfelten bemieIen+ Wer rahe,
beute De8 2e6enS 2llt uno WtIbe uno Sie,
I'M areiie ansenebmer uno funitbe9abter beut
ider Dalnen unb Serren per9eleu MID, Del
feble nidt in Maasnolia.
Ne @rpBes CONCERT. Nente Gkeni
psrcBes CONCERT" in v2ibertp SaII", ausse
tl9rt bon Selonann's Wultt : @orp8. Aa,
Treunbe Der Wlulif MAIDEN mir parauf anf.
merriam.
Rsr @On5ert.-6eute Nbenb y0ofal u,
S ltrumental @on5ert" bel Gutawbameia uni
Waitranf in @arpner'S @artenmirtbldaft
Nue WfultfreuEoe MAIDEN mir barauf aui,
merriam.
Np @0n5ert.-Seute Nbenb ,Gcn5ert"
in Der Surnba0e, 800 Wet.Bratiltra6e. Ane
6rennoe Der Neulif MAIDEN mir Darauf auf=
nlerflant.
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-Selte Abeno 8 llbr bdlt Der Staptsgommil
idr ron @9sbarbpr Sr. q. 2urd In rWes
danic'S 6alt", benz 2ofale DeS Iasemeinen
4rbelters& ranten. Inter tieun98zSereiu 1852
Welt Tapetteitr., ben lebten Sortras iber Die
@rineuna unb oa5 9eDelben bon @Sg 6arbDr
@itp. IQe Deutide maGen mir rarluf aufs
merriam.
go @u9en 9 9ontn9's auSse3eid>
stn nntsigltdes Uai.tsl, eeeen asssrosi9wsrOen, Sslbfu4t
O9spepite, unperbault6tett, Werpeni9mdNe NIB ma, Nero -
%franfestten anO aasa aus einem in uaOrOnnn8 s%sratesaen
~ 18en entrfben6en Trantbettea. TT 3u 90 &ents bic 6laf0e gu
tfanten tn Der Office bes gBederS.
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WtlOtir iden. S9rpp betit p0rtre fli6 bartndfigen 9uhen, @r.
%faltuasen, 8lutfgsten, 2ufrrGbreneatsanOuns, 9ebertef9wer.
stidDuten, fcWte ale Srantpet.en bss 5alies uno Der 8epte,
Sr Srut Obsr Der Sum e. Dtsfe arsns rstnigtt sasletS unb
Der Office 6es g@Deder~ gu 81 per SIafae.
Gibbs $I5 Ndbmafdbtne.
Gibbs SIS Mdbmafdbine.
Gibbs $I5 OIGbmaicbine.
@arantirt, baB fe ale Irtea pOa Naeten 70 gut MAIDEN
tpte tr9eno etne Der Il enern Wfaibtaen. Gte werOea oas
saaae erte Sabr btnpurG IN REP -ratar sebalten, Utae Dab &c
pen &aufer baS 8ertn8te tptet.
l.. d. Chase, Nsent
Bebrl7.t Sabr Sc. 80, 9alttmDrefr.
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John Herzog,
Norooft>@de bon lexington uno 6rtparbnraffe
iSubrifant mn AInnler In Marntn1nrRn

bait. fets ete grcBe, gutan rtirte NuSwabl RON @ifenpaaren
unb fabrtsirt ale Srrten pom 5dlGderu fur Ihuren unb WSs
fNaften unb @nsitsrgerfseus lRtfsr, 6detret, S6raa.
btnsteber. = Gtierne Eettfslen, @eIdnber, MaI6inen dGer
art. SNeaen3lge. fcrte ie6e Drte Sen Shntitbe- unb SAip|.
ferarbett, ais SdlDher fir &trhsn, Stpre, @ttpSlte, 0aults.
perbsn auf 8efe&nns cut NIB bawerRaft eena&t Sunt3O
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01
Arrival and departure of,he Mails.

The hnsuing Is abs time, ef The arrival aud departure q
,he mail. al ,lt Dallas lost Ohes, under the nes arrangements
saunsS MlI-ny our horse s.AFes- Arrives daily, At II
A " lsasrs daily, ala W,
NnnHeaS Man Lily four horse slAges-AHlE sdslyi Al II
A, Nj lthses taily alta ".
PALeuSs MAIl.-ly tao horse hacks-AH''es eNrD Tues
day, Thursday aud saturday, BY q T. N leaves Mondays,
Wednesday, amd ffiiays, AZ ~
nTiKxAr MAiL-ny two heTse haeks--aHlNes Wednesdays
and salanlays ~ d 4. Nj kaves Mondays aud fhaFsiay, az
snAsyEraHr NAIL Mlndays aud Thurs
days by n A. Nj lrayvs sane DAYS al ! u ".
uANsVuE Mai -iinrsrhaek-AUires tarsiay, anil MI
days by q 4. Nj LaVrs Mondays and Thursdays atd IAN,
ArsriN MAL~-iIarsriaek, Via nihanAn, Meridian, uaies-
Wills Ani Fort uralam-AuiNvs saIuIdags, al Q u Nj lra'es
Mondays at d \. Al,
mEpuils MMi--iI@ Saturdays by 4, ". !
leave ffiiAls at 4. NJ.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01

o a STATIONARY,

'ht
I'VE take pleasure In Informing car friends ihal
Nv We have made arrangements 10 n'sei The in'
ereaslng patronage extended 10 ", ny aliing AIssly
10 cur stock. Our assortment is non goe1, aud I'D
are constantly making additions 10 il ny iapoFia,ions
ffum The Northern cities; One Of cur arm is nov Al
the North, where ae will spend some time Ia making
purchases ~ such articles, in our line. as are need
Ell ia this market,
We do not sy that We have, az will have, the hr-
gest stock ia our line ever brought Ia tie State nor
10 We promise 10 sell on better terms ihan any other
house IN Texas, hut We do say that re sAal keep
constantly ON hand, a general assortRieat o. such
ariieies as are usually found In = HOOK & sfsnesA.
kf ESTABLISHMENT, ani that We purchase AZ head
~ouafters, u publishers and manufacturers. ahd on
the very beat TERMS, and are determined Ia be saiis-
hel with snail profits. We extend the usual time
10 our customers.
In addition TO Books s STATIONERY, Nc have on
hand an asoriment OF PIANos, MsLopfANs, GriTARs,
fLurEs, vioLiSs, AND MusIcAL lSsIRrNRSn general
ly also general assoriin,nt Of snriT MrsIc, em-
braeing he latest ani most popular pieee--Ma'lsal
instruction Books, 81, Sc.
We have also, accepted an agency for !. NJ.
SISGgR & Co.. popular anl valuable SrwiS0 Ma
CHIMES, Of which We shall keep Constantly onhand.
u cool assortment.
~ Orders Will receive prompt attention,
FORSGARD & BuhER,
Houston, August ~, ls5S.-S:3t. .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01

.vDEXAs MILITARY INSTITUTE-At Ruters- 1
L yille-Op ems it's nest session Sept. 8. Ses- X
sion 30 weeks, each ending respectively with jan bs1
uary and June. Vacation July and August HOLY
idm ut Christmas. ~ .1ML
TrlrroS-Prepantory, $50 per Session, or s80"1
per year. Collegiate $50 per Session. or $40" per
year. .r;:n,u,-
LIBRARY Fuxn.-$8 per year. Board; including
washing, lights and fuel Sl2 per month.
DfscirLISg, Military Studies. thoroughly College,
ate.
DaEss, ~tSiroHM--rrb be had Mt tho Institute.
Observation-Disclosures for each SESSION Debts Not
tolerated. - ~
c. q. F0RsHEY, sup't.
Aur %. 1S5S-91yr. Rutersville, Tex:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01
Mckinney Aug. 9th %ls5S-9:5t.
A school for Young Ladies'
Mckenzie Institute.

THE eighteenth session of this Institute WIN open
on the first Monday of October next, and continue
forty weeks, under the supcrintendance of Rev. j. W.
p. Mckenzie, assisted by a full corps of experienced
Teachers. The. buildings are large and pleasant and
Laboratory wef supplied with apparatus. Tho TIVE
Departments of this .~fcademy will DO entirely dis
tinct.
Charges for Board, Tuition, Room Rent, Washing
etc.. for session of forty weeks
English Department, if paid at close sl1s o. o.
Do do. if not paid at close = III "
Lingual or Mathematical Department, ~. ..
paid at close a Lou "a
DO. not paid at close l43 y,
Music on Piano Forte, with use Of instrument so W
Incidental tax on eacli student = = ! OC
Ten per cent allowed for, all advance Payments,
Pupils charged, after the first month, from tiaie o.
entrance, and no deduction will be made under any
circumstances, except for protracted sickness.
August %, 1S59-91y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01

NcKuxzIE's I~xsTIrrTE-Thc eighteenth annual
session Of this well known Institution Of learning
will commence on the FIRST Monday in October noxt.
The reputation Of its principal, Rev. J. W. 7. MeKen
ne, as an experienced teacher and disciplinar'ah
Is 50 we'll known, and the character Of the Institute
is established on so firm 4 basis. that it does not need
our humble endorsement. It is the Oldest collegiate
Institute in the State, and from its commencement
has constantly grown in public favor. This is its
best recommendation. Attention is called 70 the ad'
yertisement in another column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01

EvERETrs & wRAY's VARrErIEs.-This company
nppcarsd Def ore our people Tuesday and "Wednesday
evenings the 28d and oath inst. On each Occasion
they woro favored with n very large audience, almost
rs many as their pavilion could comfortably scat
The performanc consisted Of some of the fcats Of
lsg~erdemuin, dancing, songs, delihcations of Negro
character. SC. The performers were Mr.. Wrny and
two girls,-Miss Rose and Miss Emily. The musit
was Indifferent; the dancing moderate, and the pei,
formsnco generally mediocre. Mr.. Wrny makes a
good delineator of negro character, and We pre-
sumo, is a skillful master of sleight of hand.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01

MAs1-We have been shown specimens Of the
growing mast from post-oak and. eve -cup. The
.corns are nearly full grown and the Kernel is well
developed. The forest weFare, told are loaded with
them, and almost abundant crop will be produted.-
The fears.that this important crop had be en- blasted
are entirely groundless. There will be enough to
fattcn all the hogs in the county, and tile prospect
is. thar " hog y will be moro plentiful than "liomi-
NY next winter, and that pork and bacon will be
cheap.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01
Notice.
Coomb,. steam FIouring Wills

situated y miles'West OF hsiihs.
THE undersigned informs the public that these SUI
perior Mills are In successful operation lie viii
grind for Customers for the Usual ToLt- His long
connection with the Hilling business and the excel
lent quality pf tire mills, having two run of sibhess
superior boiling cloths. and first rate smut Mill,
warrant him in saying that HE -four Is not eLeellei
in quality by any manufactured IN Northern Texas,
The mill will he attended TO constantly by the un-
dersignei. who respectfully s%olleits q share Of public
patronage, AMI feels no h~esitaney In guaranteeing
satisfaction, Those who may favor him with a call
may rely on no detention,
l.. G C0oMBs,
Dallas. ,July ~. Is5s.-5,9n.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01
land for. Sale.

T OFFER for sale on the mo I reasonable terms, the
following tracts Of ldhd, $40 acres sityated on
the East side of the Tfitity River opposite the mouth
Of Five Mile ctcek-well timhtred! 0 acres sltu7
ated about two miles below the mouth. OF rye Mile,
and three miles North East of Pleasant hun' on
the latter tract there is between sixty ana seventy
scres in a GOOD state of cultivation, with tie usual
farm houses stables and other improvements, and n
nlentv of frewood-both tracks rel watered.,, The
land Is well situated, fertile aud viii be sold low
Land BUYERS are requested to give me a call.
July 81 1S5S-5tf T.J. WAMPLEh-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01

EsrnAonmEAnr BrcK.-wm NJ. ID ecker
Of four counify, informs. as that a short time
since he eiIed a buck deer having thirty spikes
on each Of his horns. II had on is breast lat
one inch aud half thick, aad was very laige.
lie relates a circumstance : his having gotten
up in the morning aud killed Two deer and one
Turkey, by the usual breakfast Mime Blocker
is a fine spousman.- Waco SmheIHer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01
RirdyjIle High School.

II TIT TRUSTEES arc pleased to inform the public
that the first session Of this Institution, hal
lust happily terminated, with a most satisfactory pub
lie examination and they are well assured, that CIV.
ery critical observer was highly entertained, ant
Gratihed, ut the result of this exhibition, which SC
thoroughly demonstrated the superiority Of our learn
ed PRofEssoR WM. HuDs6N, as a teacher.
We lave procured his services fol-. tile ensuing three
years; and confidently expect q widely, extended pat
ronaEe for the academy. The reputation of PRorEs;i
son u. ii. is too wSii aid Fl. ,orably known to require
comment ; his high Honorable bearing-his mora
worth-iis ardent lbye aud fearless advocacy Of alb
strdct truth=iiis profound learning-Hfs %t'ERtEtf DIS
clpLfSE=his interchangeable perseverance, and Ills
skill in iii1partins knowledge to ttfiersi ne we'll IS ifi-
planting within tile breast of his scholars, great NOR
ai truths; are too deeply ehgrayen Upon the minds Of
TEyIANs soon to be effaced.
The exercises of tile Institute; will be resumed, on
the first Monday in September, and preparations are
made to accommodate one hundred pupils. Inc
school-room is large and commodious, and boarding
can be obtained on reasonable terms in town and o
short distance from it.
Professor Hudson will be aided, by a gentleman
who is not only we'll versed in what he processes tt
teach, but likewise possessing the ability to impar'
instruction.
No nominal young gentleman, or lady of bad NOR
nj character, will be allowed to matrieulate under any
circumstances and if by chance, any should hdPpen
to gain admittance, he or she will be expeiieu' WIN
out n speedy reformation of character.
Terms of Tuition for Five Months,
leach scholastic month containing 22ddy'')
1sr cLAss-Otthograply and definition .s ~
reading and writinsi FoVV
% cLAss-Thc preceding, With Primary
Arithmetic, English Grammar and te- 4o M
ography w
On classification, Analytical Grammar
of the English Language, with compost
ton The science and art of Arithmetic
or Book keeping! and the complete sys- r.
TEN of Geography, " w
4Tu ctAss-The preceding, with Rhe,ori9'
Photography, Animal Physiology Agr'-
cultural Chemistry and Natural phhos-
ophy, Drawing and Painting in Water
Colors, or Botany. siz W
5ru ctAss-Thc preceding. With moral and
Intellectual Philosophy Elements OF
Criticism and thorough chronological
Analysis of the English Language, Ele-
mentary and practical ~Geometrys Alge- ~
bra and the Latin Language, go "
~ & - - nth al ifrn4-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01
Agricultural Society.

A special meeting of the Dallas County Agricul-
tural Society, will be held Mt the Courthouse, on the
third Monday in Sept, inst, (2oth.) We are re-
qncstcd to urge farmers in all parts of the county
who take nm interest in this important matter to at
tend. The apathy manifested OH the subject is most
unaccountable. Unless farmers show an interest now
tho society will fall through. Let every farmer come
up and encourage by his presence, and aid by his
counsel the important enterprise.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01
IlOll0rd's Bridge
ACROSS EAST FORK,

TNTE nearcs, ard best r ,ute from Dallas 20 Karf-
l. man, jefferson, Shreveport anl all intermciia't
points,-to Palestine aud all the Southern Itihity
counties. Tile bridge is new and substantial the
bottom narrower, dnd the overflow shallcrst, than
any other crossing on the river, and il will llNays be
kept in good repair,-toll regulated by tho County
Court, and yet5 moderate. The travelling public are
requested 10 try 1t. JEREMIAH hoLfORp.
bal,s Codnty, Tex, Aug. II, ls5s.-S:3m,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01

81 The second session Of tho Bird'ille High
School, will commence on the lst Monday in Sept
monday ne1t.) The learned principal, Prof Hud-
son, has earned an envisble reputation as an able
and indefatigable teacher. We are glad to learn
that his school is progressing and gives promise Of
the most factoring success.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01

The editor will be from home for several weeks
on a visit to Houston. Galveston and the coast c0nn-
Try. During his absence the editoriaid department Of
the Herald will be in charge Of a gentleman whose ia
Gle pen has heretofore been brought In requi'ition.
aided by our Associate. who handles the Quill as well
as he does the types.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01
SALE Of UNIVERSITY LANDS.
100000 ACRES
AT AUCTION !!
On n credit OfTWcnty Years.


NOTICE 10 hereby given that the undersign-
~ ed, Agent Of the State of Texas, appointed
and commissioned by his Excellency, II. X. RUN
NEI.S, Governor thereof, in pursuance of the
provisions of " An Act authorizing the DISPOSE.
tion and sale Of the University Lands, " approx
cd August 3Oth, 1858, will proceed to sell at
public hution, Mt the times and places h%ereinaf-
ter mentioned, that portion Of the University
Lands hereinafter designated, being, 90 near as
practicable, the alternate sections (ot surveys,
rs the case may bc,) so far as said ldids have
been subdiyidui and prepared for saie' Said Sec
tons will lie sbld in quarter sectiuho. or tracts
of leu dttes each, and fractional sections and
surveys dctotdlns to their respective eubdivi-
sions, td.witi
At wacd, NicLehhan county, scgintihg on
Monday, October p5th, 1853.
At Greenville, Hunt countyi beginning on
Monday, November 18th, 1858.
At Bonham Fannin county, begintilng On Mon
day November 90, 1883.
At Sherman, Graysot county, bcgiunihg on
Monday, Dec. 18th, 1858.
At GAINESVILLE, Cooke county, beginning on
Monday, Dee. 81, 1858
At each place tho sales will continue from duy
to day till cuhuludel.
DESIGNATION Or fiiE iASD TO In soLD.
-, aaA., .ll..nT
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01

We have had no rain for weeks OF rather months.
Tho streams have less water than at this time last
year. We have never seen 80 dry a time in Texas.
The dust in town is awful. The passage of n drove
Of sheep through our streets hides the sun from view
and suggests q total eclipse Of that luminary. Our
marched dcni1ens sigh for ''grecn pastures and still
waters"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01

The weather has continued outrageously hot
until Friday night last. The wind changed to the
North, and before morning slecpers were aroused BY
a pleasant sensation, suggestive of Arctic regions,
and "kiyer'' was rapidly brought into reqaisition.-
Tho Thermometer this inornlhg Saturday at 8
o'clock, has fallen to s., -whercas it has been stand
ing about so and upwards for several weeks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01

TRxAa MILITARY IxsriTrru.-Thc next session OF
thi. popular Institute will commence under the SUI
psrintendence Of its able and accomplished principal,
Prof. Forshey. wo most cordially recommended it
A. one Of ths very best institutions in the country
Gee advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01
Executors Notice:

l. ecutor of the last will of e.. ID i sic.
Knight. deceased, by the; iIoporahl, County
court of the county Of Ellis; at. its July Iar1.
1858. This is therefore IL notify all pcrsous ia
debted to said estate IL hiake, immedi,te pay
mcnt, and those ha Ing tiaimnis against No sa,aa
are requested to pttseRt them Oily nu,hentisn-
ted. S. II. A. pcKN!GiiT.
July 70, 80. ct. EN.tuLnr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01
Land for Sale.

tract Of 100 acres Lying on Grove Greek in "a
a lis county, about 8 miles North of Wpxah aehie
being the South half Of a 800 acre survey IN the
name Of the Hers Of Peter b. Stout. The land is Of
the bestquality, and has running waterui won It. Fer
price lanp,terfns Of sale apply to this ofzce.
.Nbne 10 1SEs@E
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01

The Second Session Of the Dallas Collegiate in''i-
,u,e commences on Monday next. Sec Advertisement
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01
The Guide

To Hcicnctiic and Practical. AFritUIItrc.
By, IIgSkY sTErngys, u, Il, IS, u EJipbufsh, - is t'- J. D..
NoHros, PicfgSiot " sstentt6c agriculture IL f's College NsF
Haven. \ vols. Royal Octave. 1000 tSgct, e.- tt .au
wood aud steel Rngraviugs.
This Ia, confessedly, the most complete work on Na.ru.uFge'.f
published, and In order to give 1t n wider creulatyu .Ag pua",J.
cs have resolved t9 reduce the price to ~ o..
When sent by mail (post-paid) 10 California rUa lugos IL
prcr will BE- 81. To every other part Of tie Cal,r Boil 30 'sas.
ia ~tpost:padN -. ~ This ttork 10 sof the Old Fgni afH-
Farrt.n 80. tt.
Ilcmltahsbi for aus Of thc above publications s,su. pls.v' e.
addressed, pos, paid TO tho Publishers,
LEON sCCIT : Go.
Bu M. ~ Gold Sirosi N IT, fs-s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01

Sec the alysrti sement Of - School for Young
Ladies' in ts-iay's paper. to commence on Monday
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01

~ Capt. Peak has again placed us under oblisaI,
tlons for a jar Of sorgho mOlasses, manufactured az
bis mill, one aud a half miles FROM town, II is de-
eidedly superior to any syrup for table use We have
seem. Several farmers have made so and 40 gallons
OF syrup per acre, and the seed makes an abundant
yield-how much we have not been informed, The
fodder Is not found to DO the least valuable portion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01
Pure Liquors

OF all kinds-Apple, Peach and Eostaac, llrandits
" of tile ,bsst brands, B6trbon, Rye aid Irish
wfiskets Wine of ali kinds, all Warranted 10 he
pure and unadulterated, and to have NO STRYCII-
NINE; art for Sale dt thy SALOON, on the East
side of tile Public Square. ! have also on hand the
best qualities of Cigars, and a choice lot of Confec-
tons, and articles usually to be found in a good es-
t%ablishmcnt. Those who "indulge'' are invited to
take the pure stuff. ID. Y. ELLIS.
dallas. July ~. lS5S.-5:tf %