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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-07-20
King Cottcn's BalLanCe-Sheet.

The commercial SultUI vi WV ~ W N'S0NO'
gives the following as the amount of cotton received
at all the ports: ~
AT New Orleans to date proper. bales. 90 o22
AT Mobile to July g. .......... -. :. 6Sl, llS
AT Savannah to July7-Upands 445,0Sl
e Sea Islands. -. 1880
-- 1921
AtCharleston TO July Upland. 4s5,s79
" Sea Islands. 26,052
------- 46O,93l
Al TeYas ports TO july 1872, 252
At Florida ports to latest dates. 156,97S
At North Carolina ports. .........." $4,000
At VIRGINIA ports; ....,......... 1887
Total bales received at Segthern ports $685., 500
Received at Northern ports over New York ~
railroads the Pennsylvania Railroad,
and the Ohio and Baltimore railroad
to the lst Of juno. ....4...... 537s3
Total bales at seaports.. ...,.....S,7 ,o4S
To be accounted for ont of the
quantity shipped from river
town up the Mississippi, and
Ohio rivers. bales. 81 ,S3z
Burned on boats after being
shipped from inland towns. 1889
Stock at inland towns as follows.
AT Augusta aud Hamburg on lst
July. ......... :. .Z9,ooF
AT Macon, Ga, on July. s,525
At Memphis, on lst July. 3,i1S
At Houston, Texas on lst July. 2,ds5
At Columbus, Ga ........ ...l2,U0o
AT other inland towns, Including
Montgomery, Columbia, s.
ga Selma. 10000 l27,l2a
Grand total OF bales at light. .......... .3,8SS,i
There have been many remarks regarding the
shipments from the river towns up the river. II
our view the entire III, ll5bales ought to be takef
into the yearly returns; however, in our tables anS
figures We have only included 53,TS3 bales, tht
quantity received at the Northern seaports being
part of the III bales, which will be taken int
account the same as last year. These inland slip
ments and receipts were Included in the genera
statement of the 3lst August last in the New lorl
Price Current as follows for the years lS57-5s
Received st New York from Memphis and
Nashville. ............... 800
Received at Philadelphia from Memphis and
Nashville. -. .......... o,z"
Received at Baltimore from Memphis and
Nashville. ......... ............... Z,9s
Total bales. ..'........'. ',o-
Against these receipts of 1858 at the sNorther
ports we have 58,7S3 bales for 1859.
There are estimated to be in the interior, say !
Planters hands (gln-houses) fully $4,000 bales.
upper Red River there are 10, 900 bales, which car
not reach market this season from interruption
navigation. In Texas there are several thcusan
bales, which have been detained by low water, b'
now held back by the decline in price, say full
10000 bales. t
The following were the weekly receipts last yes
after the 18th Of July at all the ports:
July. 49,. .l6. .................... ,32
...z5... ....... ..tU,oo
....10. ......... s,oi
August, -. o.. .................... I,n
:. .................... SIT
-. 20. /, 81
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~ We are authorized to announce
j.. j. SWAMI ~
"a candidate for the Office of Assessor, subject to
ahe decision of the Parish Democratic Convention.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-07-20

ey We are authorized to announce
H. WI. EABAT
as candidate for Assessor, subject to the decislon
Of the Democratic Convention.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-07-20
~ We are requested to announce


is candidate for the office of Sheriff of the Parish
of Rapides, at the ensuing November Election.
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Total bales received at Southern ports 1861 $3.50
Received at Northern ports over New York '@ -
railroads. the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad,
and the Ohio and Baltimore raaread
to the lst Of juno. ......,.... 53IS3
Total bales at seaports.. ........S,7l ,S4S
Tn he accounted for ont of the
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
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vhLh he had ,tudied with rdeigable zeal or more than
through various forms Of health and disease
prior 10 hs death, resolved 70
Injured complicated researches nnga
hTy and sTdeny deroas 10 unrAvel the
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.no An his eakinR VIII not oe oeheo
th, h. has epssEed 10 with resources Of knowede pa
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s,hib,, entire familiarity with French, 0eIm.n AnH
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HI BAvE IN PRESS;
THE PRECIOUS THINGS or GOD. BY Wnslov'
GUINEsSs SERMONS
IIkE or JAMES WILSON. Bv Dr.. Hamilton
LtCTUREs TO YOUNG MEN iOR 1853.
fLLIE RANDOLPH; Oh, TliE Coon fART.
THE COTTAGE AND ITS VISITOR
THE LITTLE LICHETTS. lnustrsted- -
PROF HlNrlNGrOhS LECTURES BEFORE TIE
BROOKLYN INSTITUTE, .
INCLE JACK THE FAULT KILLER
YHE DANCE AND TIE DANCING SCHOOL BY pE
Broote
HODCE on SECOND CORINTHIANS
TIE BEST THINGS BS the Rev. Dr. Newton
LlFE or JOHN GsIsCOM, LII ID.
JACOBUs on ACTS. --,. -. q
BkECKENRIOGE's THEOLOGY. NoL =
1HH FOLLOWING KEApN skNI Ntth+
hrs GATTY'S CIRCLE Oh BLESSING.
NrI 0ATTYs NOTES IN THE eJNbEAh
hrL GATTY's PARALLELS FROM NATLkt
Mr.. GArTY'S PROVERBS lLLUSTRArhD'
hs GATTYS WORLDS NOT REALIZED.
mrs' 1ATTl ALICE AND ADOLPECS.
mis- 6AIIlS AUNT JUOYS TALES
ythEhf TAILORS LIFE OF CHRIST
ShbELLfs UNITY OF THE RACE. Secord ar hs'"ea
Ee:aon.
- - 80 JUsr PusiIsHED. -
LII Of CsPI BATE. BY the Rev john 10. ssc-
MEnDlf ANNALS: J0yRNAL hAKrBA hoEr- 6p;;,,
LIFE W IT. AUGUSTINE. BY toe Rev. John bAhe
THE INHERITANCE OF THE SAINTS. By DR.. Guthrie.
81
CHRISTIAN CLASSICS. By Dr. Hamilton. iy0A 81
kADIE ON PAiLiPfIANS. tso. Ca
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~ ET T II Z B z 8 T
COMPLETE AVID UNIVERSAL SUCCESS OF
w. 8. & @. II. THOMSON'S
CELEBRATED

CELkbhAIED
INDESTRUCTIBLE SKIRTS,
WIKI PATENT EYLLEr YAsvENIN6, WEDGE SLIDE
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Home Journal
complete Eyee. ystenr ts.sful and elegant b eject"
IN Y. Inde pendent
Thi. shirt 70 pronounced anl,lesa--lN Y. Evsngeta
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ton Of - -..
TIE PIccoLoMINI. ErRUscAN LACE. sossAhn
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ost for upward Of
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within the reach Of every lady ho wishes the mos sessa
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Ps-An invoice OF ,hese beautiful Skr.s row being prs-
pared for TIE ovrIS or EscLASD and rHs Esrsrs ~
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Retailers svsrywhere Look for and trade msfh
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOB APRIL 9.
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
ILEADING ARTICLES: American InAuencei A
His,orc Parallel; Mr.; Cboste on Religion ProT,"
Of the Slave Trade; Connect ,u.; Temperance Leg
islatiop; Tb. Virginia Canvas. sePoIted Arrange
msnt with PHssu,yi Mr. sickies'' Trial. James
u.kEyIEW OF THE WEEK: Giving In condensed
and conspicuous form the latest and most important
events that have trsnspire " the City snd Suburbs,
United States, and Mexico
uILAfER FROM EUROPE
Iv..LArEsT NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
y.AMERIcAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUE.
yI.ChANBERsY CULfoRE: Correspondence Of The
NJ y Tribune.
yu..YHE TRIBUNE IN PENNSYLVANIA.
VII. n..RussELL ON rHE DEFECTS OF THE FED
ERAL CONSTITUTION.
lX..rERsoNAL.
I..POLITICAL-
M..AGRICULrURAL ITEMS
xu.,YaAlRIE FARMING IN THE WEST; By James
VII TRIAL or DANIEL z. sIoKLEs Charged With
TIE Murder Of Puilip Barton Key, for the Seduction
q Mrs. sieIe.. P5rens,.oS. fot the Trial Nj.
XIV vCoNNECTICUr ELECTION.
xv..RHo0E ISLAND ELECTION.
XVI..UTAH.
XyII..A LEssON IN WONDERS
XVIII ETHIOPIA AT THE GATES OF ROME.
xIX..THE LUCKY LEG.
XIHEALTH AND DISEASE
xXI..A NEIGHBoRHooD PARK.
XXII..FAcTS FOR FARMERS.
XxIII..THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
XIvMIsCELLANLoUs The Skunk SHE ffs8ici A
sedacer'. Ear Gu: ohi Lamar and one o. h' Am
cans; God IN ermout
XIV MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XXyl COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Fun Reports Of the
stoeh Money, Cotton, Grain Cete and other Mar
lets specially reported for The Tribune
sVsscsirTIoS-one copy for oae yen 81. fhres copies
as, Five copies IS. Ten copies, sl2.
SINGLE COPIES for sale .: the PabbcAion Once THIS
DAY. Pnce &c.
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THE HEARTHSTONE Magazine devoted
70 Douiesuc Economy and the Welfare OF Woman con.
t.rns fu proceednss Of The He.hstons Club J! pages
ocsyo monthly 20 10 copies 20 one .diress
as single copies Specimen copy sent receipt oi
postage stamp See Pro,pectus fr Premiums &c No nov
ready. No will b. Published In few Agents wanted II
eyery locality obtain suh-bsrs LIBRA terms offered
TIE MANUAL or THE WARDROBE 100 lsrse octsvo
race, in paper by Mr. PULLAN Price > cents sent post
paid upon eoep: OF the ynce Il complete treatise upon
~ branch Domestic Economy ant By fA The most valuable
pubieston upon this subject Issued. IL conPnses
aoroush dissertation upon taste In dress eNPisa.o OF Ae
dA-r-rt kinds Of i.cnss n sewing reuAu upon Tue
various knds .nd quAes and .brs u,ed In the WARDROBE
win for cutting and Lifting 81 Ends o. sS
usuts fof wom.ns ckldens war; the preparation OF
tAbe toilet aad nusTs.ed BY nearly 100 cuts OF
a. modes The sppeucix contains l dt-c9rs for
psns tir sewing NAohne. Ne Aeu.sksryr ssrs % Do
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CPRlNG WORK.-FARAS-GA $50
y 20 The Etsr PkacTtcAL GvIDE-Th< i1OteIs fgrte~-
r,.t f.pd Home GGyG<ne--vhieh gives The yerJ ee psas
p~s<siea information In regard 70 Al fnds of Fni saa
xort Nothtrs equal 20 II 70 prbaned IL he eoSstTy
TTKNs: kl a year 10 ce5ts . nGule Der poss pad
ORANGE JUDD, HEshsssr, No lss "se'"i y L.
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A NEW METHODIST JOURNAL
n Tie recently es2bhshed LAYAAES ADVOCATE N
consequence of unprecedented bas Zen eay en
sec Il vii frure gnu he General Confsrenee Of ISol
), u. bli.Aed uacer the tide Of
THE METHODIST.
Th, ourns sccas- vii represent tse i1,eref.s
Of al The branches o. the sTes hsteccs; family but VII
deyo. parccsy the questions OF rriosn DO
asit4tins htsodls; sisooPA Churuh IL wi sSe-y al
Representation mot ogrH1nli lneehits eKten
op OF The Ministerial Services VII give - Ae Cn-rcs
anew P .tform The ,as ct OF Slavery.
II ~il b. open Pu ard Free D.sc1sscn ~ 10 Oha
JouruAl lesi-iuAtely o,n be: ,-...
In rui sense without irenchinE up9a %. gai Of a. J
ls,,;psr.tion p6p-r villa b the ofsA. Of the
METHODIST PEOPLE.
PEbHshe6 noptLly eJ \" .. oASoEM
Pnoe sI (uuin General COrfe'sncs.
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A TALE OF SOUTH uARoLfpA.


BY DIR. j. H.. ROBINSON,
Author Of "NICK wHIFg, 1Es," "rAa Pioneer, Of Ken.
tucky,' ~ ..ltwitted Nat etc, etc.
The above Is title OF another story from the pen
Of Dr. KoBlN SON, which viii be csnmeneed In the
NEW. .OKK WEEKLY TO MORROW MORNING
Th' up /. laid IN South Caront during the Revolutionary
vsf!s and depicts IN starting coors the sha scenes
lrOTh which the patriots Of tast Colony hsd to pass
r. history Of pers oatrsses and 'uaernss OF the wives
ana d.nxatss OF these ssdy defenders OF American inde
.ssuce has no parallel In the records OF civilized warfare
Anon, the sepoy, Of india only nd the counterpart
az the members Of the Cory League of South Carolina
NhDe our blood bois with indignation a. ve follow the
fortune. Of JESSIE BURNSIDE her sister, and the other
uss victims Of the Tory League ~e follow vita Pnde the
o.-eer Of ONE EYED SAUL the svsnger Of the wrongs
ard rase, psrpet In the Kings by as dAsray
crew Of outlaws dsgTsoed the ranks Of baAa Of
uurdersrs OF the deck Of pirate crs on the deep
Dr. ROBINSON has selected for his work reh held
ope yh A. in hands OF master cannot fail to prodaee
series OF picture. and incidents In our
History TIA. viii the attention Of the whole reading
vord.
III. KEwYoRK WEEKLY viii be fOt sale By every News
A,.pt roushOu: the United States and Csnsds early on Sat
urdsy morning
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ROUGLAS q sHERwOODs
IL PATENT
TOURNURE CORSET.

nj. .y,c. combine. "a on. garment CORSET OF oURD-
aIOK SHAPE and FINISH, and BUsrLC o. fkkrEC1
aOITI psuns free aud hsaltA action 70 The lungN eo4
,omoase support the spine. II hes been proneonset ~
ell have smons whom are several snsnt ssen.ss
of the NJ Faculty. ia op Coysst stassf sotes
ken either Artistic Psychological No >dy ssn ~ -
without H.
D. g. sal manufacture their
EXPANSION SKIRT,
veil tnowr for les durability.
Aso their celebrated
MATINEE SKIRT,
brother With over seventy different styles the htsss s
which -
THE PALMETTO
NEW SKELETON SKIRT,
Cout.ntnr Is 20 and 50 hoops made OF the 6uP1kl01
QUALITY Of STEEL which has always characterised ssss
ukiHs.
An articles OF their manufacture foS ssle The Hnapa1
esorrs in the United States aud Csnadaa
Sra THAT srahy DOUGLAS oHEkWOOD 70
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Abperiisins Asenrn

DET L r X. ID Ego,
ADVERTISING AGENT,
0yyICE no. 10 NASSAU BANK BUILDING
Rekreuee Ia made 70 Asss, HORACE GREELEY Co.
IAN desirous Of advertising through bis r DeyoD agency
can do 70 with J<,t sefGsnee sA h
IN. Y Express, March T. 1859.
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6iraw gooos, 6ats, Gaps, &r.

6iram gocos, 6ats, Gaps, &e.
BALLARD, SBUTE g. Co.,
- SHAW MAsVFAcTUREEs,
IS BROADWAY REW-YoRK
Having bad their expectations much than realized BY
THE TRADE
received
THE BONNER HAT,
ard e.ns confident that the favorable opinion generally s1
V'''' VIII Il RS I6 6%E SSisf STsissIc ut MEsIrs
would eA attention to the other leading ryes Introduced
or adopted BY them, such A.
THE WILLIAM TELL,
THE SONORA and
YHE YOUNG SOUfHEREEk,
Al vel - 70 their large variety Of
STAPLE STRAW GOODS,
IN LEGHORN AND BRAID,
or Bhows, WHITE, SILVER AND NIxrp coLoss,
AIssEV and cHILDREEs WEAR
LEaHoRN FLATS and BLOoaERs,
Together with those -gr ssl;.;.s's.s .s0,r'' HsT
THE cRifTTarENDEs. TT
CTRAW BONNETS. ,,n,r
For BOnn.u and Dire" Trimmings q syeTy ysSsy ss and
BLACK AND CoLoRED ENGLIsd AND FRENCH
GRAPES
with . General sssortnent Of Millinery 0ooda
L. 4 A. UNDERHlLL, No 2s1 Broadway.
STRAW GOODS, HATS, CAPS, APPS, &C.
c.Fs il,si 'H's caSs sSs and csiI cSrs
in every variety.
BoHNErs BLooAERs FLOWERS,
UMBRELLAS. PARAsoLs, kc
JOHN D. COasrOCK. No. I3 Chsmseut N. Y,
Manufacturer and Jobber, At THE Lowksr PRIcts.
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Nem pnblirations.

V,HE EMANCIPATION OF FAITH.
By the late
H. B SCHEDEL, NJ. d.,
Lur,te OF the Hospitals OF Paris Author Of Treatise on the
Diseases Of the Skin, kc.. &c.
vola 8so, cloth. o..
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prntlrs

prlniirs.
AT EVERDELLs.-WsdJBg Cards, Notes,
n teThe, cssbI,ss CA.3s pl-neiolI engraved can cHJ
- tSG Broadway, DBaIs Osu@r. receVea ey ma
ENGRAVING and PRINTING, HALFPRtCE.
l. -VsdsrC Al Hor.s .1s y.i;,nE CAres b. H-sdi nas-
assI CNos Cheeks, kc KELLY ;, No. 81 fafr-.t n L.
EOUND-A GOLD WATCH.-The owner can
lie sy progeny AnS psyrt enEfes o.
Nc - Pssh tlsc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26

THE STATE OF TEXAS, IN COUNTY COURT,
COUNTY OF DALLAS. SEPT TERN A. D. 1889.
wv NJ. l.. Il John l.. Anderson, administrators
w with the will annexed of the estate of VIM
Anderson, late Of Dallas county, Texas, dcccaSed
have fled in the County Court OF s@id county
their petition for PARTITION and distribution Of
the estate of said deco4cnt, equally amongst the
heirs of said deccd9nt.
Now, therefore, this is to notify Frances Ann
Jones, Andrew L. Anderson, and Selah Ann
Lacklund, all of the county of Lewis and State
of Missouri, and heirs at law of said VIM. An
derson deceased, to be and appear at the Novem :
Der term of the County Court of Dallas county.
to be held at the Courthouse, IN the town of
Dallas. on the last Monday in November A. D.
1859. and show cause if any why said Partition
and distribution should not be had as prayed for
in say petition. By order of the County Court
of Dallas county. w. X. MASTEN,
l4:4w. elk C. C. DC T.
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ESS" Trains of emgrans still continue to pour
through our town, en- route for land of promise
supposed to lie somewhere out West, way down on
the Brazos. They so on their way rejoicing, macy
Of them, but seize the opportunity of rcplenishirg
while in this land of plenty. Corn and wheat, meal
and -four abundant, and more than suilicientior
the vast immigration setting in. Let them cone,
and if they continue all to ptss through to the BT1os
and Colorado, we suppose we shall hereafter get
full benefit from the rcaur of the tide. The uln-
grafton is of highly respectable class, and viii lie
acquisition to any country
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nnrInr the .ummcr lllal nm

DuFln. thr summer lhl AAa lN.i passed. away thou
sands Of suijr,r- om dysrneg aul dialua have lcru
relieved hy the use ~ Isusrnrr's BirP., medicine
which is evidently destined iu maintain permanent plrc
IN the puddle estimation, Bilious dbrilaa i. one OF those
diseases which lalr ho sh o the physician The uo!,,
cine they administer Go a, upon the bowels never seems 70
reach W''"Gg'" d" dc" evil The difficulty geta rcgc-
dy That N,l reach al The digestive organs and give them
simultaneously lu,h uf Ngor 10 rid Themselves og this
disease" This pyollemis solyclly tho DTFus which new,
cr al' Ia conquer the most stubborn cases Il h only r
10 ~! a' during Ihe U-, clo., lhl- medicine las
aoo'ei more cures than any other ever presented Go "a,
public aud during tie all which that terrible scuursr the
fever AMI asuc, Is prevalent the lhIra8 will gain erh
H1no,
Sod by druggists anil dealers generally ever where, au by
", Teak a Co, Dallas Texas
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Notice

hereby given That ut the September term 1859, of
! the Honorable County Court of Denton County for
Probate business the undersigned was duly appoint
CT Administrative Of the the estate Of James NJ Me-
Iheuny, deceased, late of said county. All persons
having claims against said estate will present t,em To
the undersigned, properly authenticated for accept
nnce, within the time prescribed 10y law, they will
be barred, and those indebted will make immediate
payment JULIA Z, MCILHENNY, .Aim'r.
October 10th, lS5g-lG:Gw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Thrsi, Nirhoia- stomach Hiiirr-'''.I I'a unIpn
ruu. uI Iurrs u.UnllY Nuui 90 market .rH inert lni
WORTHLESS q, such uu extent Go create iho % u.u tHr
ty arp wholly destitute ~ the medicinal yliurs raurl
nr them. Experience, however has Shown 'lH tip .l.-
hutel sL NUnrs iiITTrE are mot uf ts pi--. Ia thr
d-r-s,s o Wlurhlh'y particularly applicable. ,ugh ar
arrangements uf the Digestive urfns uN-Irr-a Diseases
of the Liver and wa Irritable condition ui hg stomach aul
Bowels, then beneficial cotton has newer lar, at1.lng
such permanent end speedy T,lrf us o. provo u,ueal,
their great value as a remedial 1geut
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IL thi' ufst, ouf county fiIfls la tarf,.., ,si
ho ilorIl ofss hes holiday hence ile scarcity 10
nsfs items with ihs rtr, Tournament anil iiIll.
Who oull rofs aani especially who could d.la
away lhs ld'hi hours n Sunshine anil haprInss',
40 asir opt " daos, by settling tyre, nnl mtuufs-
turing ropB raJy, eheno,er the Devil calls nrh ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26
n0uni Prairie EEigh ScIIGOi

~ Assistant.
The "c1ul Session Il ls school viii the tr
Monday ,n october, Tho sch sr year 10 he div lt Ull
sessions ut h,v months each
ltlNs---nf Tuition pa Sssst4Ha
orlh"smlly E'iirE NHliuf, HFrsrll1,y "a primary
o. orlur6ararI '!llmr,ic, 81 80
"mmU1r anl AT!Wrir com luGHl, ErInrpi. ~ Als,lra,
COMPOSITION, mrory, cn.mJ.tg iaiir,tTy l. SO
A'thw elriinual, uIuu. TN, GlsuuHmgIry, Surveying,
Descriptive aial Au".gttal U.um ,r,, ll1ygei'sl uui
Integral 'alruhu', Astronomy, Mu,gl Philosophy, tlv
clements OF llgu, Greek aul sl9uisA language, 10 CO
stud uis N.l chrf" ig1m he entering au,l Tue
CLOSE u he snss un uus IN casg n pFtirtrrl ,U a.
hhtpu payable ~ he expiration ~ each tenn
TINS schools located Ia UHAa county, seven miles north AZ r
town NJ lllts, utar the Usll0r'- ~ u Mt.TI and NJ T.
i"riner - mgI rtnlc had with ll' pdnop ~ r.a,u7'.
terms Bach 'G'rN WIZ b. charged ~ ,s pr ,,rsun, Incl,
dental vNp,y,us M,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26

Ds1" As we so to press (rueslay) We notice great
many persons in town from the adjoining counties, in
attendance on the Fair The prospects that there
will be larger crowd in Dallas the present week,
drawn here by the Fair, than ever here Mt any
one time before. We bid them all hearty welcome,
and sincerely hope that they may all enjoy them
selves.