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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-19
CHRIsTnTAS Ts COMING.

T0N'T FORGET that have plentiful sup
~ ply of the best new Sultanna Raisins,
Citron, Figs, Currants and Seedless Raisins,
with some choice Old A Brandy and some of
she best new Cider. All of the above for sale
At Retail by
no "a JAS. e JONES.
ca g. II copy ally
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NO MORE CORNS!
DR.. Herman M. Hirsehfeld,

SNTg6oIl C68T0poafst.
u sLtES leave To offer hls services to the Ladies
IL and Gentlemen Of Norfolk and Portsmouth,
in curing CORNS and BUNIoNS, NAILS PEN.
ETRATING THE FLESH, EXTRACTED WITH.
ouT PAIN, so that the Boot or Shoe can be worn
Immediately, without the least Inconvenience
Orders can be left at W. A. s. Taylor'3 Drug
store, caIneT Main and Church street,
Residence 3rd Cross street, between Holt and
Mariner opposite the door of the old Gas House.
!l9~ Ladies and Gentlemen waited upon at
their residences.
REEEEE FENCES.
DF. W J Moore, Or. Simpkins, S W Seldner
Esq, TOmpkins Esq; DR., Campbell, J I'm.
stadter Eaq., and others. sc l-Sm
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NJ. A & @. A. SANTOS,
DRUGGISTS,

DRUGGISTS,
nos. and MAIN STREET
NORFOLK, VA,
OFFER large stock of Drugs, Medicines,
" Paints, Oils, &C We extend an invita-
ton to Mercb ants Druggists, Physicians and
others, to call and examine our stock, which
will be found large and attractive. In addi-
ton to other art icles will be found 10000
choice Havana and Manila Segars.
PATENT MEDICINES.
We have a supply OF every article ofmeri,
made in the country. Also complete assolt-
ment of Flower Roots, viz Tulips. Hya-
cinths, Ranunculas, Anemonies, and Crocus
[Colors warrantsd.l Also Flower, Garden and
Grass Seeds.
TO Physicians we offer all the new remedies
ami nearly the whole list Of Thayer's Medicinal
Extracts also full and large assortment of
Surgical instruments.
Imported and American PerfHmery, Brush
es of all kinds, finest Chewing Tobacco, Green
Glass, Looking Glass Plates, &C., SC.
MEDICINAL WATERS,
Saratoga Water, Augusta Alum Water, Bed.
ford Alum and Bedford (Pal Water, Magnolia
Water, Blue LicS Water White Sulphur Water
NJ. A. & C. A. SANTOS,
No 10 Nos. 3 4 s Main street, Norfolk, Va.
LADIES
tNTE would respectfully cali your attention
wv to the very complete assortment of La.
dies, Misses and Childrens Shoes sSs&S
for Winter wear. Ladies Wei WAY
lington Boots, Morocco Boots, "
English Lasting Heeled Caters, SssssHa'szsazAsss
Congress Caters, Italian Cloth Caters, Goat
Boots, Misses A Goat and Morocco Boots,
Francai heeled Caters, Lasting Caters, FEench
Grey ]. L. Boots, Congress Caters, Childs Goat
and Morocco Boots, Button heeled Caters, OK
ford French Gray Black and Bronze Boots -
These goods have all been made to our LWh
order from we'll selected Stock. We have
some Bootees for Servants at rs cts.
f W SEABURY'S SONS,
nol7 Is Market Square.
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CNDEks THE NATIONAL HOTEL.
AUCTION SALES

A MOTHER lot of fine Jewelry such as Sets
~ of different kinds, and some of entire new
styles Sleeve Buttons and Studs. Also fine
assortment of Silver Hunting WATCHES,
with a variety Of Fancy Goods &c. Sales every
night until the entire Stock is disposed of, these
goods ara sold without regard to cost, therefore
bargains may he expected.
FERGUSON s. BELOTE.
se .l-ti Auctioneers
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Winter Arrangement.

r. The New York and Virginia
E6&kA Steamship Company's Steam.
<ZLA14&GMH ships ] A NJ + o W N
eAND Roam OkE, vii! leave
Norfolk ana portsmouth Tor New York, every
"WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY after the
ARRIVAL of the Southern cars
Passage to New York, State Room ana Meals
included So.
steersge passage, 81.
For further in formation, apply to
no Is ] M SMITH & BRO. Agents
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TAILORING. TAILORING

L. e. HENSON informs his friends and
m ~ Rant streaf where ne ia nrenarad m make
up any description of Gentlemen'3 Garments in
neat and fashionable style. Cutting and Re.
pairing attended TO and satisfaction given.
A share ofpublic patronage is solicited
DC 2l-3iu
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NEW ARRIVALS,

WYE have received within the past ..Sssv.
w few days the following Boots,
Shoes, &c.
So pairs Quilted DO tom Boots best in the
city, "a do Scotch Bottom Boots, so pairs French
Boots Patent Leather and Calf Skin, "a pairs
Scotch Bottom Shoes high Cnt, Sc pair Square
Edge Calf Sewed Boots. 36 pairs all Calf double
sole Caters Manufactured by Benkert and kept
Caters the same as above with single soles, 40
pairs kid top Calf foXed Caters, thick and thin
soles, "a pairs Calf Strap Shoes, "a pairs Patent
Strap Shoes. SC pairs double sole and npper
Stitch Calf Boots
All the above goods are Just 70 hand from the
best Manufacturers; from Philadelphis, we have
also Scotch Bottom Boots and S hoes of our own
Manufacture,
LII BRiCKHOUSE & co,
noI9 NO. 3, Market Square. Norfolk Va.
"a copy
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3RADAL PRESENTS,
BRIDAL PRESENTS,
RRInAW pr ESENNS

BRIDAL PRESENTS,
BRIDAL PRESENTS
4 MOTHER large and very desirable lot of
n PURE SILVER WARE, COM n
prising many. handsome and useful "a
articles was just received by G. F. nA
Greenwood. 81 Main street is the -
place to buy reliable goods at low figures and
where larger and finer stock than ever may
WATGHEs oSsany a. article in the Iswalru line
should cali and examine my assortment which
Will take pleasure in exhibiting,
q + GREENWOOD, q Main street,
no re- Head Of Market Square,
IN o A copy
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%e==s SEVERAL small Brick Tepsments on
gAi'H West Queen Street, to good and pune
NIiil tual tenants the Rent will be moderate.
There is pump of good water ON the premises
for the use OF the tenants.
Apply 70 a. 8. DOH Ell, 90 Queen street, sd
soininT the above pSopy sly no l7.swA
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NOREOLfk, NOV. 14til, 1854

NORFOLK, NOV. 14th, 1859.
WE WISH TO SAY TO OUR
NJ UMEROUS friends and customers, that we
1$are at any time prepared to meet the de-
mands in any class of Dry and Fancy Staple
Goods, as we are continually adding semi
weekly TO our already large stock new on hand
Third arrival of fancy Silk Robes 35 O0,worth
5000, splendid line of fancy and black Dress
Silks from S5c. TO 90 per yard Rich all wool
Robes, from 800 to $500, large lot all wool
and English De LANES, Dncals, Plaids, Vslen-
cias, Merinoes. &c.
Our stock of Ladies Cioaks, IS superb and at
lowest prices, and in Stella, Cashmere, reversa.
BILE long and double Shawls, our assoi tment is
complete and at prices to salt all.
500 pairs Bed and Servants Blankets, with q
variety of Cassimer Doeskins, Cloths ,Saftinetts,
Sleeps Grays, kerseys, Jeans, &c.
% Cartoons Bonnet and Velvet Ribbons, with
aIich variety OF Dress and Cloak Fringes.
200 doz Sleeve Tassels, with host of other
Clouds. Call at
no IA E. CAMpE, 33.;E. Main ST
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A. Brilliant Gallery.

w Pictures by the hundreds can be seen at
the magnificent GALLERY OF BURWEiL &
HOLIDAY, No IA, Main street in th,a city,
where beautiful, striking and accurate speci.
mems OF every variety ni AMBRuTYPES,
DAGUERoTYPES and PHOTOGRAPHS can
be seen, as perfectly gotten up as it 10 possible
to conceive, and AT any price from FIFTY cents
upward Let every reader take the hint, ''to
secure the shadow ere the substance fades"
A special attraction will be found ia the
large and exquisite collection Of OVAL GILT
RA N f Ga new ana most elegant style OF
mounting Portraits, which we have Just le-
ceived This is the new feature Of the day,
and we'll worthy the attention OF the lovers of
the beautiful.
Reccllect, that we challenge Any establish.
ment 10 get mp Portraits richer in tone, more
accurate an delinia;inn, more durable, or FOB
LESS MONEY
nol9 BURWELL & HOBDAY.
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SUMMER ARRANGEME emf
ia @ #;

y
@ - =
szAsoARD AND ROANOKE RAILROAD Cox,
, Portsmouth, Va April 18th, 1859; )
MOT1CE.-CHANGE OF HOUR.~-On and
~ after MOI DA Y, the 18th instant, the
Trains OF the ssaboard and Roanoke Railroad
will Leave the Station foot of North street, at
81 O'Clock, A. M, for Weldon and the South.
Passengers are requested TO procure Tickets
at the Office before the Train starts. An ad.
ditiOnal charge will be made VIXEN the fare il
collected in the Cars.
A. WoRRALL, Superintendent.
4p lott
NTUsSBAUM Il BRO, have the best Elan.
IN nels in this market for IS cents per yard
Also 500 Cheneele Scarfs at 81 cts. Blankets for
81 90 and upwards So, NIain street. oc 80
PO w II A n n.
DoWRATAN EAtra smoking Tobacco only
i. rs cents per Id. the best in this market for
the money. Also the celebrated kiliickinick,
ara all 0tnaf smokers Articles, can always he
found al VIM. A. MICHIGAN,
doors above Opera House,
no Church street.
NOTICE.
~ YOU wish to buy line Time Keeper, or
4 bridal, birth day or other present-call at
FREEMAN'S, where you will get it as che ap
as you will at the store of any one who BAYS
all his goods for cash.
II yon are in search oil a line set OF Plated
Table or Desert Knives-set of Casters, Cake
sell them TO you as cheap as any one who buys
his goods toc cash.
Ifyou have fne Gold or Silver Watch and
want u pun in perfect time Aseping order,
FREEMAN can have it done FOR you as well as
any one who works for himself.
All goods bought at FREEMAN'S are as
cheap as those OF any one who buy for cash.
nos
EtXTRA fiAMS-2Oo choice Extra HAMS
IL equal 10 amy in the market. for sale by
no 10 II HOMES ~
CHOuLDMS Is A Q Mo Hhds new
- Shoulder Bacon, Philadelphia cured, for
sale by
no pELK LINDSEY.
Hog Fish, spots, MnlletS &c.
Ia AVE arrived this morning Cargo of the
Il l. above named Fish, for sale 10 arrive, for
no it w 1T Boo&ovER,
Beef, Beet Beet.
slH Bhls. Beef from Valley Va; tor sale low
so to'clo5e on account OF shippers by
4olG BIT BDCKOVEH.
4 ARD, Bacon, Pork and Cogned Reef-Some
Ia more of the best Smithfeld Lard, and
few of those Hams and a fresh barrel Of that
delicious Corntd Reef left al
no Cor. of Cove and Church sts.
HEAVY CANTON FLANNEL.
LSNGLtSH Canton Flannel, unbleached and
II Extra heavy at rs cents per yard, for sale
at No. Market Square.
molly TFOWESS.
| ENLOUR AND MIA L. $40 bbls OF Crump's
| H. sndiRowland's Family Extra and SupeTfne
| Flour,
800 bushels Urump's Meal, in store and for
sale by SHERWOOD T. YOUNG,
nos "A Roanoke Square.
CHOICE HAVANA CIGARS,
OF recent Importation, comprising the We'll
W known brands.
Ell, Sevillano LondrNs,
La Pedrera de
Ell Gonguito,
La Flor De Ajburns,
Espsnola Prensados.
We invite che attention OF those that Can as'
precisIe good Cigar
RoGN.as 8 LANGLEY.
no I7-ef SCommeRcial Row,
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Notice!
HOUSEK EEPERs AND HEADS OF FAM


Notice!
ROUSEK EEPERs AND HEADS OF FAM
LIES
READ; READ! READ READ
GENERAL Families having expressed 10 us
- desire 10 get very choice article of Butter
cling the arrival per steamer of very Elegant
Dairy of Fine Family Butter, sent to us ex.
pressly and direct from gentleman's Dairy
Farm in Chensngo County State Of New York.
This Butter We unhesitafingly affirm to be the
Finest Article we have seen in this market for
some years, and we know what good Butter is.
Such chance 10 secure such an article occurs
but seldom.
Please read the Inspectors certificate, and TO
be further convinced call yourself at
z. C. pEMiNG'S City Family Grocery,
no 9 No 90 Church st
IAVING inspected the above Dairy OF But
Ii ter have no hesitation in pronouncing
the same TO be very choice article.
z. C. THOMAS, Inspector,
Norfolk, Nov. 14th, 1859.
PLEASE REMEMBER.
If you want fine Calf Cater Boot,
e. Call at Ullman T. Co.
u. ifyou want fine Calf Cater,
Call at Ullman b Co.
II you want tine ladies Cater,
Cali at Gilman t. Co.
II you want good Ladies Morocco Bootee,
Cali at Ullman b Co.
Ii you want some good Misses, Boys and Chill
dren Shoes,
Cali at Ullman.& Co.
II You want d good Shoe or Boot rs per cent
less than the usual price call on
S. ULLMAN & CO,
10 Main street.
uol9 Opposite the Day Book office.
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VVAIR ERU SHES "A very hand some as
Ill sortment of Ivory, Buffalo, Sa tinwood and
all other popular styles. =, .,.,,.,,
no 10 M A Y T. A SANlOo'
CPICES. MUSTAltD tSc.-~Our Stock of
- rticles of above class will always be very
full, and prices and qualities will be satisfac'
tory .....-x,,s,
not I'd A " T. a SANAOS'
FSINGLAsS AND FLAVOURING EN-
L TiSACTS.--Cooper's Gerker'a and Cox's
Isinglass, and Meakim's Dellue's Exffscts'
all for sale very low by ...,,
no l9 MA & L A SANTOS.
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Auction Sales.

DAILY SALES.
From 10 to 12 A. MI, and to 8 p. IN.
A LARGE STOCK
OF STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS
AT No. IS, f. MAIN STREET.
FFNHE Stock consists of a varied assortment
i Of DESIRABLE GOODS bought for retail
sales. in order TO accom- modate the Ladies we
will have daily sales from 10 to 10 O'Clock, and
for the gentle men evening sales from to o.
clock. Merchants and dealers are also invited,
as the stock Is to be sold out as soc as may be,
Sale PosItive--to commence on MONDAY
Nov. 2tst FERGUSON & BELOTEs
Aucfioneers.
P.S.-Good5 viii be retaiied low during i'm
termediste hours. F.&B
no 1871
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OYSTER BUCKETS.
4 Aaayy strong made Bucket, just the thing
2 gallons. Can and see them, for sale by
no 10 j. T.. JONES.
ID y. JANE Dealer in the very best pro,
H. visions and groceries that can be had. If
you want g choice piece of Corned Beei,
Smoked Beei. or Tongues or anything OF the
kind, you are sure to get il by calling On
r. +. JAMES. m the Market,
i'll the morning, and on the corner q
Wolf and Avon sts in the afternoon.
no 10
rTNOBACCO- 30 Boxes assorted grades rom
L. fair to choice for sale for an on account of
the Manufacturer by
mol BIT BOCKoVER.
(Herald copy alp
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CUNDAY DlNNER.-If you want some
- thing nice to make mp your Sundays dim
Fer, come down and buy a choice Ham, nice
piece Corned Beef, Naval Cut or Spiced Round,
no Ia JAS. E JONES.
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An Barrels of Flour on hand, which will
fO lselllow for Cash, or to approved CUSTOM
ers On time.
no l6 X. f. JAMES.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-07

e-F, The first Norher Of the season came upon us
on Sunday night last, accompanied on Monday, with
a cold drzzg rain, which suggested the use OF over
coats, and caused thick clothing Of all kinds to be in
1omond As We write, We are almost shaking with
cold The thermometer, WHICH had few days pre-
yious had been lowering nearly up tolOO suddenly
came down to So. We may now look for but little
more extreme warm weather this season, and people
will begin to think of putting up stoves and rcp!en-
ishing their wood-pilcs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-07
THE Teachers Aassooiation,

At n meeting of q number Of the teachers OF Dai-
las county, held at the Masonic Hall in Dallas Au-
gust 9th N. P. Moss was called to the CHAIR, ana
WIN. Harris chosen Secretary. permanent asso-
citation was then organized by framing ana auop'ns
n constitution 1t may not be inappropriate to eX-
Main the objects proposed to be attained by this as
ISOLATION:
a uniform course of Textbooks for common schools.
We think this is desderatum that needs not WORD
Of comment to nuke it meet the hearty approval OF
every intelligent patron and teacher in the county;
We have agreed upon, and respectfully recommend
TO our patrons the following Textbooks, viz: Web
sers spelling book and Dictionary, McGuiey's series
of Readers, Pinneo's English Grammar Monteitn S
and McNally's Biographies, kay Arethhe'Vai seiies
and Parley's school Histories.
But,we have other objects in view, relating more
norticuarly to ourselves, to which we would briefly
call the attention of other teachers of the county
who did not meet with at our first meeting
We wish to make Association permanent ana
practically useful to ourselves teachers, by u-
tuo interchange of counsel and advice, and by dis
oussinr the various subjects relating to our profess
ion. Occupying the very responsible position OF
Educators of the rising generation III this county
we wish to avail ourselves Of every advantage ana
bopc6t which the experience Of each other may con-
for There is no profession in life that involves more
Affiliations, vital in their nature, than that OF a
teacher of YOUTH The incipent character, Doth
moral and Intellectual Of the young Is placed IN q
great degree, under his control Wen may ~
That tLe Instructor of the day, is training the ee-
,nents of mind that will rule this country twenty
five years hence All the principles that impel TO
action that influence and govern mankind, are now
embodied in the germ of humanity; or in other WGrS'
these principles are embodied in the hearts and IN
tellects of the youth of the country
We have beautiful poetical expression OF SIN.
liar truth, which is applicable to the vegetable
world
''The pulpy acorn ere it swells, contains
The oaks vast branehes in its milky veins,
Grain within grain, successive hearts dwell,
And boundcss forests slumbcr in shell.
Who is so blind as to fail to see that these princi
plcs are intimately blended with the very destiny
our peculiar institutions"
In view of these oncrous duties and Obligation
which rest upon us as teachers and of the many adj
vautages VIC NAV derive from each others experience
we urgently solicit a full attendance at our mex
regular meeting which will be on the last Saturda,
in November, at the Hall in Dallas
n. + MOSS, President
W. HARRIs, Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-07

CourLIurSrARy.-O one Of the most beautiful Ooa'
gues Of the season. has been presented to worthy
and gallant Mayor, by the hand of fair LADY, whose
intelligence aud patriotism are not the only high
marks Of loyeliness she possesses, Such Indications
Of respect for qualifications and prompt discharge Of
duties, are not lost upon the COLONEL His sensitive
nature will respond in deeds Of high regard Tor the
pleasure and Happiness Of the fair donor, aud her
rOmpCers Of the town Of Dallas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-07

FmGurruL AccnSr-Mr, Mol.cr, very respect
able aud worthy gentleman Of this county, was a''s-
lcntally killed few days ago, while engaged IN
attending to tho running works Of his sugar MIL
Ills head was caught between two pieces Of the wood
work. crushing it instantly, and scattering the brains
in every direction 1t is one of the most fish'faI oc-
cidcnts that has ever occurred in this section Of eoun-
try. Mr.. Mozicr was an old man, a very worthy
citizen, and left large family.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-07

p.sa We had the pleasure Of visit nom Ma H.
l . Walker. VI Montgomery, Ala few days since
r. Walker Is thorough democrat, aud il is like s-
sing new life into ones yisns To hear him speak So
,pturously Of the late Democratic victory Ia Ala
ANA, lie Is now in Taraut county, and will return
Dallas soon,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-07

R5B@ \ man, well known by the familiar name Of
'poon, was lodged in cur Jail, yesterday charged
With the commission Of many grave o'lense'' lie
caves an iaisresiing family outside, anlit is to he
boped that charitable community will attend to
their wants,
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A Gard

= llUuS!ON, August lat, Iep'.
M Ritter The copartncrsnip between Mr., Cam
and myself, under the style Off. }. Cain Co., 10
discontinued by mutual consent ] have bought out
his interest in the warehouse and business and Will
continue the business in the same manner rs hereto
fore, and at the same olacc, in my name. Feeling
thankful for the extensive patronage heretofore re-
cciycd trust to merit continuance oft. All con-
sgnments aud letters should be- addressed to INC indI-
Nidually. .,,,-
Yours, Ii. p BLpCNi'
AurlIst 10 iS59--G:2Iu.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-07

Ray" Another extensive flock Of sheep passed thTo'
our town on Saturday, going Southwest Sheep
raising is beginning to be considered very profitable
employment judging from the number that Is driven
through our county almost weekly. Our county is
already pretty well stocked, but there is still room
for more and those who have entered into the bust
ness seem not to regret it, willing to exchange
for any other. IT, has been proved successful so hr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-07

re- We chronicle the arrival Of another caravan
Of Mexican carts in our town,-by far the largest We
have seen. Their singular looking vehicles WIN
bodies matched with straw, their yoHcs at'ache" 10
the horns Of the oxen instead Of being worked with
bows, and the dark, gypsy looking carriers, with Their
strange musical cries. arc all objects of curiosity to
cir citizcns--cspccally TO those who have -four to
scos these Mcxicans generally bring the cash with
thea. This fsa ucw nnd important trade opened to
,.e grnr MAJ fa Il,as aud sh..ll be encourage
v. lam, clint ..... ,o.ns .ay r,u. the vicinity Of
Slu huor nu. when ,.'y .a.sd or when they
VII eet ,..'-.'gg 'w aHf.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-07

sU- Abundant showers have fallen during the lasi
days, more than sufficient Tor al practicable puT'
sss Preparations fur seeding wheat viii uuw cou-
nee in good earnest, as the ground 's 'Lorrr5'y
,uratei anl IN good condition lOr blowing
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-07
MARRIED,

Bv Rev. ". X MAznS, at the residence Of N
Nsore, ESQ. hn the 9Th, Sept, inst, D. B. THOM-
ss. NJ. D., 10 Miss EMILY NJ. TABOR, all of Dali
Las Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-07

1 l.tr f..f Doe f.n.Iuf lanl Clfiafr., 'f un.
..u.I .. I.'n "A. rHIHr..n, iH "ll '
I.l, E... i.u.l HUH l.h lly 40 I,.gm.,'t
itr., IY 900. I..f..f cunt .I l.I.. .uuly '..'N
.u.l a. psu,. iier.. Goo 600 aeI.HUi l'uif ,N M.
I..iI'.t court uf iaulrHu county, ai il' lll .''
l, hu, 90 auI Hr"Ihrr AH %, '..n.l o. Ni''N''
gu.fh. ,u thu l-ih day ed Apul lail, Cor "-1 a,rr
.r rrI NJ therlH,t certificates are not hnul With
.u tre fmt prescribed ty lev, shall apply 10 W.
wuYgr Department Nr duplicate ol Che sawc
D. T., lEAEt'@,
Furg... IHrl-iu1 IW.. rr1HfH, I,r"-
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20 sheen EgaisCrs.

I / AylNG nalc arrangements with houses in Vyn
! Work. ami BOSTON, ana prepared either TO hay
WOOL ar 10 take Il forshpmoui, o either ~ the ahvIo
named markets, Owners al sheep will iut d gre'ly
10 thyir Advantage 10 give mc rnll lrlore engaging
their wool otherwise, HERMAN IlNN"'
N GoB S Dug1ihu.s tuIng A!-"i'
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-07
the undcrsignc n .--,a
; the 10Th January, 1898, Light Iron I'm

y Inc 10Th JNnnIrY, IolN, u IIGht 10
Grey Mare, about Il hands high, .a
set, luut six years old, branded On ihs y.
tie lyii.r r.; has rather white eyes .
streak duwu the nose, and WAS Eeavy n
She lett. will give $ 10 Cor informntion
her, ga S.O il delivered Ia me nt my
miles y. t. Of CcuTyy..c, Leon county
{. Magnolia. GEORGE l. y
Innn Nil Ism -iA.Nm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-07
cherokee Steam, saw Ni3 !

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EIANE thcir cNtrl-'uc - horse pow, rr"" saw
! | Mil now IN full operation, mllC -' H-
mons bridge, on the Nccchcs River, .'
Palestine, where they will alwnya k'. .n .h '
large aud good assortment Of the beat .. .
heart pine lumber, that can he made POI ...'
We have NOW uud always shall have ae' H... .HN .'
Come every body aRd get lumber at .".
drCi. HkDuh y ...HN.'
Russ, Texas, March LIT, '5l.-SB:ly