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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-24
LYNcHBURG FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY "a 1861.
MISCELLANEoUs.
18th Seni-Annual Card.

uNiIE subscribers invite the attention Of her numcrou. Gus.
tone and the public generally tgr end
plete stock Of FALL AND WINTER Goods, now In store
comprising every article pertaining 10 the
Clothing andGentlemenS' Furnishing Trade,
Of The latest and nos approved yles aud materials Deter.
mined 70 maintain tho wide rcad and favorable reputation
our Establishment have spared pains secure
IN every Department. and provide Cor the all cIasscs
Of cusiemersL 7'
The annexed list but nereey indicates variety Of our
FALL sTock correct Idea VI which only be obtained by
aninalion Best quality French medium prices Broad
ooh coaia ur Cloth Goats always heretofore having
The lead In style, H. and general perfection. will fund
sarpas possible those sold by In former Choce
styles Cashmere business suitA Over Cents Farmers Riding
Cat Inverness Mantles Cpgress Over Goals Victor Emanuel
rneto Black Fancy Cssnere Pants In tr great
est variety and MATERIAL French Yoke Shirts barge stock
ways on hand shs plade TO order wheh preerred
lcte stock Of Mems Under Wear of best material,
Crayats ScartA Beaufort, Eox Montalamber Carbad an
other style TIes cnenea' SHAY Travelling Hank
cts Railway ut Gloves Kid Calf ash Norway, Cassme
Thread The famous Mountain Buck aud other sea.onabo
Gloves Pocket Handkerchief Socks Dressing Robes &c
BURROUGHS, sHAFER Co,
sept IS dts .5a 1Oi Mnin Street.
FITRiMMIN0si TRIMMINGS We are now offering great
bargains In Drcss and Cloak Trimmngs order make
room for an carly Spring stock !. A. 7. KiNsEY.
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MCKINNEY & co,
wnoLEeALg AND RErAiL
a,rOcerS and Gcn'l Commission Merchants.

Bank Square, Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
M now IN receipt of Hprng stock of oroccrcs,
w Iron, Steel, Staple lDry Goods, &e, consisting of
tuba, Orleans and coffee Sugars, various grades;
LOAF, Crushed Granuluted and Powdered sugar;
lagulra, Rio, Java Mocha aud Santos Coffee;
sperm, Wax, Alanantine and Tallow Candles;
brown and Fancy Soaps various BRANDS
rcas Golden Chop, Imperial Plantation, Delicious ooong
spices Of every kln Sole Leather, good and dams4t pure
,1er Vinegar Liverpool aud Ground Alum SALT Cotton Yarns
NIL No.s VKginR and Western cured Bacon: No, Halifax
lerrings, In whole and hall barrels No. and Macker In
Kits No. Peruvian Guano: Old Dominion Nails English reln
I'd iron Band Hoop and Sheet iron Norway Nail Gois Sc
.a shear and Bsored siee Wagon Hoxcs all
seiler with Staple Dry Goods
No aud Osnabirg, Bieaclcd aud Brown shIlings md
Sheetings, Burhis rantnnaton ln,n Coonucs Striped
oznaburgs Prints Ginglams &c &r. tn which The, respect
y ask examinations from their friends and public gen
,rally.
Particular attention paid ctmsgnmcns of all kinds Of
Country Produce. april 20dts.
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BY CHARLES W. BUTTON.
rERMa

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@ snnum in advance, and weckiy nj ~ invariably an ad
70 pr hwi,e ~ will be charged In ail caecs NO paper
Ithe option Of the Proprietor an
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unless ordered o. weekly 1a % men e
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iii ordered and charged accordingly.
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for one spuH'N eA,.y .........,.. 30
FOR wv" squhI nn'. u %
tr-weeky ....,.,,
fE- Advertisements Intended for both papers sa'e "
cai contract .a.,.,r ,r,,,e.,ste bu-
advertisers viii be lniied 20 ns, . rss
sY-An new advertisements appear In 'ne "e' a'' ''
ylapcrA -. i =, -,-,t aus. are ehar1ed
rnieably for the excesA .-.-la
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Extrsordinary Idiosyncracy.

A correspondent Of the Wolverhamptou Chron-
icle says there is a hermit living few miles
from S,evenage, and within thirty Of tho metro
polls, aud thus describes visit to Tho hormts rs
trta,: ~t' 49,
At the tcrminaton..of tho road mansion Of
no ordinary size met nv view; but better and
happier times had reigned within without all
was desolation and ruin. Time. that destroyer
OF all things, hid done its work here every inlet
portals no living mortal Lnd n.s.ed Fnr aIsven
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-24

AMERICAN GUANO,
FROM JARVIS AND BAKERS ISLANDS,
In the Pacific Ocean,
offered the Planters Dealers the most
tory results have been attained by practical experiments
made by gentlemen In Virginia who side
with The Peruvian Edc Island and other fertilizers and
testify 10 its superiority, importance and value.
1t will upon soils immediate well durable
tilizer enriclling, but not exhansting.
sold at much less price than Peruvian, md when
COMES the result will be great II not grealer
Pamphlets containing numerous certificates from farmers In
Virginia and oher states will be forwarded upon application
Of the American Guano Company Riell-
mond and n paekages will have my name with the trade marx
Of the Company e American eagle) and viii be warranted
pure II viii be put up in strong bags option
Of the purchaser Price $40 per ton.
FELIX II. GAVE 18th street, Richmond,
feb 23:ts MOSES LACY. Agent for Lynchbnrg
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Notice,

INOtlC6,
UNRENCH, and American PLATE i'm
I plain and fancy Git Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany
Frames st greatly reduced prices, At the old stund
y 80 I'll. 81 80 d .s.1t JOHN l. WINSTON,
sept s-ds No. no Main ST. opposite the Norvei House
A PPLEBRANDYs-Purs Country Apple Brandy on con
IA signment-for sale low by JAMES BOYD d co.
feb 14ts in- '-'7 tIl'
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MIsCELLANEoUs.
Sewing Machinas

AIDES Wishing Machne 70 do sEsyAsTs co.ssk
e 4 C. mi 0' ,ss
$50, $50 and esA The following certncate rs nom well
',slsur,on on shis Machine. '' ''' -''' ~ minutes
L;.ynlI Campbell county, unity June ,s,e ,sse
ng Msehlne and would exchange II any have
s' ss he C s sa amy v1 .,
several pair Of coarse Linen pants for
Machines, but Bar,holf. and singers only Machine.
IA. wc,a recommend any person to buy They the only
much the cheapest machine Il simple In eoastciion easy
to p..en S. snd .. % s get 9s Of sds
that worked on hast year. give BArhos he prstcrenc
and no dicai In getting my vile 70 1ors on Bar.
% s" n ss a.. ,hs. Ias s s ssng great C1sh g 10
Tie and Lock stitch uane ledinsl Q. q. T.
Furniture! rurniture!!
his thanks TO hi. friends the public ecner.
e3 is constantly adding therc0) large assortment o,
ELEGANT FURNITURE, a
MANUFACTURED BY sKILLFUL woRKMEN, Efa
desirable His stock embraces every article
aly gotten up in the mos, extensive manuiacteries.
Iic socts n call from those wishing purchase kehc
.ared that he and will give stsiacs regard both
'ss mi a|r a3 and shucS Mattresses away. on hand
warerooms and Mandatory doors below Liberty
THOMAS j. BAGBY.
I AGENT l. COM NJ ISSION NMERCHANT,
Hires out Negroes, Rents out Houses,
D sE / LIS
lobacco, Wheat Corn, Flour ami oti.r Country Produce
aitcntion to business and prompt made
innsiyn,nen.s respectfully solicited.
sH- Opsce 40 NaH street, undp ". Caar3es Hote1 Al
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Refers to Nessrs Clas T. Wohan aud ,a Tinsey Tarly
Williams, Hunt X Brother, s McGruders sous and H. X
Elyson, OF Richmond. sept 2-iIcGns.
NEW LIVEp ABLE
TAKE this opportunity of informing my friends patrons
II N ~
general assortment Of YOUNG Wok HOUSES which, offer
" sale reasonable terms
L also keep good stock Of HORSES, BUGGlES AND
HACKS fire which he lind Il moments notice. tn
1T WILLIAMS brick Stable opposite the Post Once Lynch
hurg, Va.
april i3d1y. y. F.WILIIAMs. <
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w A N Il T. d
~ ASTORE HOUSE, situated Main Street, for which
EiNL good price will be paid NJ. Il. BOHANNAN,
sept 2S-dts Agent and Collector.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-24

just Received
/ A LOT OF NICE NEW BACON, which will sell Low TO
/ n cash. teb 9-dts] J. c, sHEARER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-24

Posr-OrrlcE CoSrRlnurioss TO rnE wAsnfsorox
MONUMENT FuND.-L Lieut.. Ives, tho Engineer In
charge of Washington National Monument, re-
ports tho following receipts from Virginia, under
the arrangement adopted Inst fall
Accomao G. H.; 25; Alexandria, 8 co; Al
um Springs, 90: Bethany. l 06; Bone Creek.
%; Boydton. S5; bridgeport. 2 90; Charlestown
! l8 Charlottesville. 9 90. Christiansburg, 2 10;
Clarksburr, Q so; Fairfax G, H., l 60; Farmers
Grove, % Fetterman, so; Fifes. 20 Fincnstle
-; Frankfort, 90; fredcricksburg, O 90; Heal.
ing Springs, l So; Homeland, so Hope Mills,
SO: Kascys, 90; Lessburg. 2 90; Linden, 10 /;
Lorcntz's Store, 20; Lunenburg c. H., 81 Mark
ham Station. 90; Middlebrook. 80; Moundsvilic
2 SO; Mount Crawford, l3 /; Newark, / 10; New
Market, 2 90; Fewtown Stephcnsburg, 30 !; Non
Intervention, 20 Norfolk, Is 20; Okonoko, 25 :;
Old Point Comfort, 8 10; pattonsburg, q 90; Pc
tcrsburg, 1923 ; Phillippi. 90; Piedmont Sta.
ton, So; Pleasant Valley. % PORT Republic,
] 90; Port Royal, AZ Portsmouth, 1s % Quiet
Dell 25; Richmond, 10 90; Salt Lick Bridge
| 90; Shopherdslown, 3 90; Snowyille, 10
Springfield. 60 Staunton. 2 90; strasburg, 80
Suffolk, o SO; Summordean, 90; Talcott, 2s
Theological Seminary. ! rs; Thoroughfare, 20
University of Virginia, 3 so; WadesvilIe, / 90
Wayneaborough, 10; Wheeling. "a 90; VIII
low Island, 20; Winchester, 2 90; Yorktown,
55. '"l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-24

Fine Teas.
HAVE received supply OF very superior GREEN
Il BLACK TEAS. For sale by JOHN H. SEAY,
dee Druggist.
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6y
rH Tue 10 kill the Northern fanatics buy Your
&& Carriages, Buggie: and Wagons at BAlLEY's, is3
H- Main Street, LynehbuFg and not send your money
North enrich and enable the AbOenlsts make sharpes
Rifles and spears to send TO negroes kill with
BALEy born and rnsed In Campbell County, and IL
makae with Increased facities all the newest style Carriages
M r nsne and si"na ~ ona s
neainess aud dispatch.
The subscriber his grateful acknowledgements past
vors and socs continuance o the All he IL
examination Of his work. feing confident be please
be th quality and price. JN0. II. BAILEY, Ag'L
jan 30-ts 1e3 Main St., Lynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-24

A REMARKABLB WILL.--The will Of Mr.. John
Rose, retired merchant ofthe city of New York,
whose decease was announced s,tne weeks ago.
makes conditional bequost Of 100000 70 the
City of New York, for tho education In agricul-
ture of igiigent white children. Tho condition is
that corresponding sum should be appropriated
by the city, or raised by charitable contributions,
for the purchase and support of farm in the
neighborhood OF New York, TO DO devoted 10 thu
education and training TO agricultural pursuits Of
pauper children. II this purpose be not carried
out the S3OO,000 goes TO the American Coloniza-
ton Society for the deportation and support Of tho
free blacks in Lbcra, The decedent WINS batche-
lor, ard . bachelor brother Of large wealth 10 con.
slin,cd his sole executor. with the remainder Of
his estate. about $3.50 900, placed in charge for
benevolent and charitable distribution. The only
personal beqhess sre git Of 800, 900 to bis exc.
cutor and sl2, 600 TO another brother now advan-
cod in years. The whole value Of the estate prin-
cipally in productive stocks is reconed Mt $3.50 900
The foundation Of this large wealth was laid in
one Of the Southern cities. 'ss '4ii"gf'i @f
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-24

LETTER FROM Mr.. GIDDiNos<-W Washington
City, Feb. 9th. 1860. Our friends at home should
be slow to censnre their Representatives for de-
serting Mr.. Sherman. They did 50 for tho pur-
pose OF electing Speaker, and defeating party
that las long welded the Federal power to the
support of slavery. They felt the humiliation Of
discarding a. candidate because he had endorsed
the doctrines of Helpers Book, euery sentence Of
ghich finds response in the hearts Of all true
Repubiicans. Aattab4fa Sentinel.
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NEW cove Err N .

4 w CON q n I'm.
TVVE undersigned have associated themselves together for
Il the purpose Of conducting thu business Of
Carpentering in all it's Branches,
and will he happy share Of the public patronage
Their Madison Street, between Sixth and SEVENTH
being occupied by Messrs Bunham Curle, where
they may be found q all tines j. 7. T0MPkINS,
ian 2Oti3m WM. A. MORGAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-24

Grass Seeds
nN hand good stock Of Clover Timothy Orchard Grass,
" Herds Grass and English Blue Grass Seeds which sl
sell low. gUi N0WLiN a. MURRELL.I -
Jan 21-ts No. 81 Main Street
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U1HE Second Term Of the present annual session Of this In
n stituon will Wednesday the Februa-
ry Il desired that those pupils Who dcagn entering, do
MS early In the possible
EXPENsR.-Board, including fuel and lights for term OF
Ave months $75 Tuition In English, $2o In Latin French,
$10; In Music, $25.
Catalogues containing further particulars apply
SAML X. COX, President
N. BHaving determined TO conHns myself hereafter purely
TO literary management Of the Institution authorized
j. N GORDON ESQ., to act Treasurer whom all payments
for tuition must be made. Jan 8its
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! ATTENTION. LADIES.

" ATTENIIUN, LADIES.
HOOP SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS, JUST OPENED, just
III 0PENED.-JuI opened, a large assortment he sold
to be sold at reduction of thirty cent Please call
look al them.
dec I2dts. - t'>' JOHN ABRAIIAMs.
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Wanted TO Hire.
A SERVANT WOMAN TO Cook Wash and Iron for a small
"A family. Apply 10 q. II. CAPEkTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-24

BETTING! BETTING!
HAVE made arrangements with the for the
il sale af the hest PARENT STRETCHED LEATHER AND
GUM Betting, Of all widths suitable for oil classes
chney and for sale al Agood supply always
hand N F' 8. NJ SIMPSON
jan lots Opposite Farmers Bank, l85 Main st.
INvE TONS wEAvERs scoLLopED IRON just receiy.
10 cd and for by SMITH AZ ADAMS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Can't Az fssEk CniIis fTsEE ,-tne u the ss'-
RENE hes thai has ten laid lioTs the pil' oT
Feger and Ae, and shieh have Tsesse tie highest eiA
iuHs on sle pEess and the peoIle u pa . HsEsIIfs
sFiEssATEs Mho uoui eiuFe the fortunes ans
ins nom s iele disease, uten tesn h. - easily euEe'
Milo poll s,duTs sireless nigh's tlins sVe5s si ~
vln alternately sshe areinssy H. olsinesi or ieT
traes And yei lsN n,sny families lnseT on' lni "a
isenee unrT this deadly liisll ami do noins lat gil
doHn uninr, unll il beoues eomu"n as ''ir dails
meals, sld ye ey MI relr'ed None si' ''e Foolish
and weak Noi hesitate To pFosure iese ,a'le ''eTs'
and save themselves intense asony, soi ~ druggists anal
dealers ssheTslly o,epNheTe,
slliy druggists aRd deleTs seneriliy, eNepnhenr ant
IA ", ". prsk ipo, ani a H. Themes, lelss, feAis
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Proposals for Building Methodist EpiSCo-
pal Church South. in the Town Of Dallas,

CEALED PROPOSALS, in writing, will be received
y by the undersigned, up to Monday, the ID day of
April next for building brick church in the town of
Dallas 40 so feet, wall to be IS feet high between
the floor AMI ceiling plans and specifications of which
can be seen and examined at the office of the under
seGhed.
Proposals for the brick work, for the carpenters
work. 1.-THE material to be furnished by the contractor
or contractcrs) will be received separately togeth
er and til Committee reserve the privilege Of re-
iecting any all bids
Bond, in me sum Of 6 4 600, With approved secu-
rites will b, required for the faithful performance Of
the work snd he name Of the securities to
accompany The proposals
Terms Of payment can be ascertained by applying
70 the undersigned
I'D. @ BROWDER,
chairnsu Buiiding Committee.
Dallas, March 2lst, 1860. - z
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
a. .ses advertisement ~ Dr, sSaniord's Liver
Invinorator, la the columns ofthis paper

A OvScE 81 rEENrNTloN,ln immense a,"nl II suirI-
Ing would h. sayo the Nord half the Irulr grFe Ia
ken in eeking tie appToeh ofissase AZ is us ia curing
il When ae,luiTs Most Of tho naaes Whch uniinaEly
ahiis humanity msy he prevented with aosl absolute ser
iaRiy by timely and ulirious u-o 81 The 81 NHhoI's
sFoN, RFIrEs, particularly such arise nom deHns"'
meats IL the Ahlomna NseeS, lnciIaen' hsy' fla'H'
lrnt Collie whether ia infants adults Yield at "n'e 10 this
aimirllr remrlyi aud E'r Dyspepsia General lH'ale
Sluggish Circulation ~ The Bluoi Inadequate ass'maIiu'
Of food, a exhausted vital energy lry arr acknowledged
by hmc, authority the l"'l ouralN" aseney M use
FnE sala l.y ". N. PEAK a hln. l..lla., lows.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
Important to s;cnthrinn Men. :,

IuIDOrt;lnt 10 s~t'lINrIllIr .TtEI.
pnIlApEIrm,, Oct 81, 1898
nv r. NJ ,clson--Dar Sir: sailed this port in August
Last In tho arc ~, iecr Of which am MASTER WIN acre"
If ten men bound As knew that the yellow Fever
w, with in that city ami 'a taFu q" me
good e bitter in preventing the attacks n tat trc
seas. Iuroyied myself with u supply of it, Before reaching
nv mort the administration ni the bhtr rtEr9
IN Mi on board reaching Havana found hummer I" YES
srs in the hsrbor among Of which the Fever was
rn on Of them not soal was lett
ivehc Fever had carried of all Naturally great alarm lrt-
vailed am happy say that with the exception "' one OF my
@ vbn deserted i'm Havana we all back safe and
mnd-no one Of us having been attacked believe tOof-
lands German Isittcr~ to he IN excellent m'icine ana
os II l. very unusual thing vessel with so many persons on
hoard TO visit island Of Cuba in August or September anu re-
,urn without the Of least portion of her crew
'u' " GEO. W. ALLEN,
Master BarIuc Reindeer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

rs now making daily trips Sundays cxceptcd) to
| and from Marshall to Swansons Lending, carry
ing freight and passengers.
Having formed a connection with Smiths U. S,
Mail Stage Line from Jonesyille to Shreveport, pas
senpers are offered considerable inducement in time
Leaving Marshall at o'clock A. NJ, they will, under
the present arrangement, be delivered in Shreveport
in sir hours.
The Company is now amply prepared with Ware
houses and sheds for the reception and storage OF cot
ton and all kinds Of reghts. and boats landing at
Swanson $ will find a good wharf and any amount of
warehouse facilities There IS competent and careful
agent at all the depos and stations ami shippers NAV
rest assured that all business entrusted 70 th'r care
shall have stiict attention anH 'ra.ll Ea-
Cotton. per bale, ineiaing freight COME
mission, ard handling. ie.i erel 20 Doors 90 h,a.-.
AZ Sc. per bale
Up freighss from swanson LsniIr i' V -r-iiali-
incln ling stofege sud commission Pc per iJl he
The train viii leave Murshali Depot .; o'clock 4.
NJ and arrive u SKans0t's Landing 10 clock 4
D. Reforming. leave Ssa,sans 81 a'cioek r. ~
sr,l arrive IN Aarsiiz ] ~ 9 O'Clock.
e. Z HINS9N- GeRefrf S8Perisfra1rsL
Marshan, prc q, is59-25tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
From d. Richardson, of thu c weston Nrw:,l

pr. c. NJ Lnckson,-Dar Sir: YOU suggested u, me before
leaving Philadelphia to take few bottle. OF your tt RS along
ms preventive against yellow Fever whch Is raging here
and in New did and used 1t FREE" on my route
home accompanied by several TEXANS wn also took
M prrscrbel none having had the fever except ySe Az
through New Orleans without being attacked by the c
iemc, and of them whom have since met attribute te
me in prrnt measure excellent specific
rrnn what have heard from other aud my own exp ri
nrs an excellent article fer the prevention Yell Fever and
many other diseases peculiar to the South taken III tl anu as
directed. Yours truly, ~, ~ - $3.50,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

- Col AtehisOn's famous horse, Dick AtkinsOn
sired BY old Grey RAgle passed through Dallas fen
days since. "a rouls for Waco, where he wall remain
during summer. lie is noble specimen Of the thor
ougl bred horse has won i've out Of six races. all in
el,sllent time, aud at Gallan, Tennessee, beat the
celebrated Danisl the Prophet" the pride Of that
Stale
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
An Important Item TO the survivors of the h"H
Wur with VI "Nico. -

LANCASTER C. H., S. c.. May T. lSo".
Dr ackson-Dear Sir: After my return from MeNco was
seriously afflicted terrible disease which has carreu I"
Tho crave so many Of my fellow soldiers, Chronic Drr hc
nnanicd with Neuralgia brought by the climate OF Mexico
md the mode Of living while engaged in the war Inc iti
,c,. Is astonishing and most chccruy have al stu con-
nue To recommend the Bteis to all who are similarly Affected
that the benefit that will result from their will be
incnlculable. Very Respectfully Yours
''N"' X. G.; BIDIINGS, Late Lieutenant
or Company c. Palmetto Regiment, :. c. Volunteer
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
So On sunday last. brisk n0r,hsr sprang up

500 Sunday last, brisk nOr'hsF sprang up,
AMI lev chilly, wintry sac for several hours,
greaiy to the distress Of the fair ladies, Who have
akeH 50 much Of their gardens and early yege'
tables. IL is TO he hoped that this will be the last Of
,hoss anweleone visitors for this season They can
lie up until next fall, aud give no offence by such
course Of " mastery inactivity"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
LAND FOR SALE.

TINE following tracts of land are offered for sale
l. title fully guaranteed.
1non ACRES, granted to d. N Burke by as
lZOU signee B, f. Smith, situated in Limestone
county on Big creek.
600 ACRES, granted to J. Gordon by assignee
cAO Hiram G. Runncs, situated in Dallas co.,
on Cedar Bluff creek.
OOO ACRES, granted to John D. McLord by as
CGU signee Hiram G.. Runnes, situated on South
Cedar Bluff creek
600 ACRES, granted to III. Odel (or Henry
OAU Odill,) by assignee Hiram G. Runnels, sit
uated on South Cedar Bluff creek, in Tarrant co.
Gao ACRES, granted to J. Bridgeman by IS
O4U signee, situated on South Cellar Blum creek
Tarrant county.
For particulars apply to HAL G. RUNNELS,
Jyncbhurv Harris county Texas. 81 3m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
Residence and Farm for sale
u. .. MAIL IINE!:!
FROM PALESTINE via ATHENS and kiIE
MAN TO DALLAS.

TTNHE undersigned having pur- SM ~
i chased the entire interest SG@aesElES-H
of Mr.. Black. the Contractor fGEESHNH1GG
the above named line, respect s..s..ss---ss
fully begs leave to inform the public, that he has
spared pains expense in fitting up his coaches
with view to the comfort and expedition OF his pas
sengers.
Leaves Palestine, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS; arri,es at Athens same days.
Leaves Athens, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS; arrives at Kaufman same days.
Leaves Kaufman, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS; arrives at Dallas same days.
This route connects with the line at Athens leading
from TYLER to CORSICANA and Westward. Also,
at Kaufman with the line from Tyler which leaves
Kaufman every Wednesdays. Also, the stage line
from Kaufman TO Marshall via Quitman and Gmer,
and which leaves Kaufman every Monday morning
This line connects at Dallas with the main stage
route from Little Rock to Austin and San An
fonio. Likewise. the