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PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR OF soUTH
CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Oct 10, 1860.
By his Excelency, WILLIAM H. GIsr, Governor and
Commander-in-Chief in and over the State of South
Carolina.
Whereas electors of President and Vice President Of
the United States appointed by the General Assem-
bly, Of South Carolina and whereas act of Congr ss
passed in 1896 fixed the time Whel these electors sha
be appointed day when the Legislature OF this State
Is not in regular session. In consequence thereof,
VIM. H. Gst in the exercise Of the authority conferred
by the constitution TO convene the Legislature extra
ordinary occasions do issue this my proclamation calling
upon those Senators of the General Assembly whose
of Office have not expired and those who have been
now recently elected and the members Of the House Of
Representatives who have been recently elected to
convene at Columbia on the first Monday in November
next that they may be present. the Tuesday follow
ing TO appoint electors Of President aud Vice President
in conformity to the act Of Congress referred and al
that they may, if advisable take action for the safety
Of the State.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Sate at Co.
umba the 18th day Of October in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
WI. II. GIST.
O.
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OnO BILLS. REFINED SUGAES, all grades
OOu sale by oclS-lv WIN. WALLACE son
RICHMOND IN HY-GONE DAYS.
An ENiIRE NEW EDITION
PUBLISHED ny
WEST Sc JOHNSTON, i,

WEST sc j JOHN SToN,
las MAIN sTHEES
VIRGINIA especially Richmond In Bygone Days; with 4
Glance Present. Being "Reminiscences and Last words
Of an cd Ct.tn BY Samuel mordecA EIq Second ehton,
With many additions and corrections One VOL 2mo $50 PIP. o.
CONTENTS.
Preface TO Ft Edition Preface 70 Second Edition. Intro
ductlon.
Chap iLong Time Ago Chap 2-Btsh Merchants and Com
merclsI Quaeks Chap S-Modern Antiquities Chap. 4-Man
Street oh 5-Broad Street Chap 6-capito and Square
Chap -O Resdtn-es and their 0ccapanis Chap sDo do.
continued, Chap. The Mayor Chap. 10 HAv Scale War
Chap, ilrve and nesr Church Chap
Chsp Citizens a. Yore Chsp IL Old Fishons Chap is
Qaackery md oreduy. Chap Mineral Waters Chap IL
Ds'inRuilh Visitors Chap isPaees of Anus meut Chap.
i9-Do do continued Chap 20Ph sicians Char. 9i-Neps
and Printer. Chap "a Pablcans and Ptrot Chap.
q Races and Balls chsP A.soeees Chap p Evening
PlAseiS Chap 2s iush TINES In Richmond Chap 29-Ths
james River Canal CHIP 80 0R ads Chap 3-The Bridges
and Manchester Chap 3lBonhs and Insurance Comp
Chap 80 -Tobtcco wArehfu e. Chap 8iManu,acures and
Mills Chap Visit lafayette Chap 36 The Washington
Monument Oh 3T-The MuAeuD Chap 8S-Gas and Water.
Chap 99-Colored AriEtocracy. vAledictory.
Orders promptly attended TO- The book will be forward
ed any ADDRESS upon the receipt Of the price tci6
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MAINLAND.

Charles county, for the past eight years. has been roll
ing up its $50 to 400 majority for the Democracy Mark
the prediction Sne is redeemed. We claim from 90 to
100 majority for "The Constitution the Union aud the
enforcement Of the Law"
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RICHMOND SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1860

brought to- the engineer Of the other undertook to re-
verse his engine and the machinery refused to work !
eve must jump for lives he said to his companion,
but before doing so, he determined to try once more
Fortunately this time with success and when the extra
train came laundering up, the other had begun TO gather
way, and the crash just barely escaped. few Sc
conds more and the accident would have had place in
history through all time; Tor upon the extra train were
not only the Queen Of England bat her husband Prince
Albert; her daughter Alice; Lord Johu Russell, and the
entire roya party now visiting Germany.
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IIITNpTS

The Bloomington Times, Union paper, informs us
that Lincoln will probably be beaten forty thousand votes
in Illinois and that many Republicans concede his defeat
in that State.
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STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!

TTAvING made large alterations my scre and made -
an extensive seaiiOn Of STOVES Of superior 81
ufaeture keeping nahng the best think myself g
peent suli moot fasildlOus In their selections CT
Thankful or patronage OF the cies Of Rhmond and vcnl
~, would solicit continuance Of the same at the old sand
y. lIEPFLkY,
S2 Main st.
R-fIN WARE Of the best facure wholesale and re-
tall Also TIN Roofing attended TO and done upon short notice
oA-do
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THE BUNKER Hit SURVIVOR IN BosroN.-The venera-
BILE Ralph Farnham the only surviving hero OF the bar
tie Of Bunker HILL who has been visit to Boston for
week past was given h"Heft cOncsr' On Monday eve
@ug, which Welded him several hundred dollars The
Boston Herald saws
fremont Temple crowed in every part, ioor gal
lery, platform and aislcs. The old veteran was
marched on the platform, preceded by fer and drum
mcr dressed in the old continental STYLE aud furnishing
such music as checred the hosts Of freedom in the cam
paigns Of the revolution Ills entrace was enthusiastic
caly cheered though he old could scarcely ke p
step to the music He introduced TO the audience
by Rev d. Eddy, in brief and patriotic speech,
which again awakened response from the enthusiastic
audience Glnoreis band dscoursed excellent music,
and Mr. John Hassett sang "The Sword Of Bunker lii
with good effect DR. Cotton the manager OF Mr. Farm
hams benefit gave brief account Of his revolutionary
service and put several leading questions to the old gen.
t'eman "a fond mothers question their lisping little
ones in the presence of company to draw him out and
t,st bis memory. Every test received by the
audience ia quite excited manner. As the veteran
relsiouy rses before the every morning. be took
hs departure carly and the band flushed Out the enter
tanInent in fine style.
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SUFPERISGs OF THE PROPLE OY KASsAs-ThreaLened
SiarpaiiOH-An accounts concur in the statement that
the people of Kansas in consequence Of the failure Of
the crops are on the point of suffering for want OF the
actual neccssari,s OF life Thaddeus Hyatt in his letter
to the President asking the pos,ponemen Of the sale of
Government lands in that Territory, says:
Thousands Of once thrifty and prosperous American
citizens are now perishng Of want. Winter is upon
them of coihing they nearly bere food they have
not last them through the cold season tha,
ing OF over a hundred thousand people upon Kansas
soil six months ago. at asst onefour,h one-thrd have
left Of the remainder il safe say that forty thous-
and at this moment nothing but exodus starvation
at the end of the sixty days just before tbem from
ten 10 twenty thousand look with only desparng eyes
upon November thousands cannot subsist month long
er III aided other Thousands living upon the little
which their neghbors deprive themselves Of to give to
them-neighbors equally unfortunate, aud with whom
the starvation il merely question of but few days
orger while still other thousands if not at one reev-
ed must perish from hunger the diseases that follow
in its train. Some have already died. others are daily
diving; while the hours grow darker and the days wax
longer, for the living to whom relief comes not and
whose eye3 are aching with watching for the su,cor
that DELAYS.
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jy71--tf

DOVQUET D'ORLBANS OR XX BOURBON--
I'D Most fragrant perfumein uie.
TURF OIL
Warranted 10 hurus and sores OF every Kind.
EXT PAREIRA BRAVA and BUCHti-
al diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder.
DOVES RHEUMATIC LINIMENT-
A remedy To- Rheumailim. (wArraned)
WATER or PEARLS
Most beautiful preparation for the HAIR
EARLY DIkD-
The certain vermlfuge bsf.re the public.
APPETIZER
The best Tonic known
The above for sale wholesale and retail by
DOVE CO. Wholesale Druggists,
No Main street Rchmond
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RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

FERMa:
Daily Paper ss per Annnn; seaLSeeky, as WeeE ~ A.
vsvs In Aavanca Rcnances nay be made al hs k of We
bhery In an cases where evidence kken TIE deposa OF
t.ttsri, ths post Oades conialning money.
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Y Exp COOL !--rhe unexeeled CHALLENGE"
N REFRIGERATOR with Ventator. water Coolers vAri-
Gus patters Ice Peher All sizes and patterns Mas
ave inmate Ice Cream FreeEe and variety OF
other kinds, for sale az reduced prices.
We particular attention TO the Justly celebrated CHA-
LENGEm REFRIGERATION sderng the best article Of
red for this place and therefore recommend With oonh
denee Another supply Just received few only Of which
In want OF the above requested 70 call and
@. a A BARGAMIN, ia,
mas-u 2iI Main 81 Rehrnnnd Va
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Correspondence Of the SaVdRnah Republican,
AFFAIRS IN SOUTH CAR0LINA-C0RRUPTlO Al
ELECTI0NS--DISUNI0N h0VEMENTS--CoCh-
AIDES AND REVOLVERS.
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~ No Advertisement 70 Be eonhldGed By he month or yaf
lae specdcd the Manuscript previously agreed upon be-
tween the psrlcA
An advertseaeut marked the copy for specified
bsr Insertions VII connaed until ordered and payment
enacted accordingy.
avoid uinundcrStt1dlfs
part0 the Annual Advertisers IS poperto 90 state dl
at cir privileges only exenis % their nacate business Real
E Legal and All other Advertisements sent BY them . De a
additional charge ana no vvriaiion
- Estate and Geaera Ascutl Ady ascaen not 70 be
but 81 Be charged AZ e usual rates subject
20 such discounts rs shah be agreed upon
e Booksellers and yearly Advertisers generally, engaging on
or orespuae with the privilege % change, shall not on cr
yearly afcragc In any insert than the ssuut
standing under the contract and al
ding such % be charged AZ the usual rates
Aivrrtsmcnts Inserted IN The SnWeekV Whg a. IS eenls
per square lines less M he " Insertion, and so cents
, Or tiuare f1r each continuance weekly,
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CHICKERING PIANOS,

TIIrgH aad GENUiNE GAaDEN s-hDs gem vith ihs q
srra,-st car , and ppLed az Wbolesas or Retail fne
tr e fur lhed ether "a pastts for rear bnlk 50
us ver T Orchard Herd Grass Kentueky Blue Grass
mixei G-ass a. Also. Fruit aud Ornamental Tree
q a shrubbery every variety. .. ..
Seed and Asrculursl Wareh use,
s25-d2n IN All MAsket, Phlad. lphiA.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26

PriSc II per Hottie
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26
Notice to shippers 4 Merchants.

FNyHE undersigned, Agents Of the Houston
and Galveston Steamboat Company,
will Receive and Forwgrd all Goods arriv-
ing in Galveston by Sail Vessels or Steam
ships consigned TO us free cf'aH charges OK
cept Wharfage at Galveston, and win for
ward the same to the different Rail Roads at
Houston without expense except the dray-
age. Parties consigning goods 10 us will
provide means for the payment Of charges TO
insure despatch. We win also receive and
forward cotton consigned to us at Houston,
free efall charges save drayage from Rail
rosd an / freight to Galveston.
~ freichi at cusiomary rates
STERRETT & SMITH,
Agents, Houston.
SMITH & STERRETT,
Agents, Galveston.
October, 10, lseo--l'sm
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Ut is compound entirely from Gums and
4 has become an esta blishcd fact, stadnard
medicine known & approved by all that
have used it, and is now resorted to with
confidence nall the = diseases for which 1t
is recommended.
1t has cured thou p ands within the last
two years who had - given up all hopes of
re lief as the numcr- GUS unsolicited CERT
ficates in my posses = sion show.
The dose must be = adapted to'the tenn
pcramento Of the indi * vidual taking itand
used in suchquanti- ~ ties as to act gently
on the Bowels. q
Let the dictates - lof your Judgment
guide YOU in the use rs of the LIVER lNyIG-
ORATOR, and it will IN cure Liver Conf
plaiats, Bilious At :, tacks, Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diarrked,l - Summer Complaints,
Dvs;nteyy. Dropsv . Sour St5mach, Hq5it-
uot C0stpeaess, Cho!- p tc Cholera, Cholera
AorJus, Cholera Ia-' lfantum, Fadtutcncy,
Jaundice, Female Weaknesses, andnay be used
successfully as an Ordinary Family Medi-
cince. 1t willie Sex Headache, ps thou
sands can testify, in twenty minutes, if two
or three teaspoonfuls are taken at COM
mencement of attack.
All who use it are giving tssiimsny in it's
favor. q
Mix water in the mouth with the Invigo-
rator, and swallow both together.
Price ST per Hottie.
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LEGAL CARDS
5sha a.. Gsssk's
LAW, COLLECTION. sSonassn'



GENERAL. A0fAcN OfflcE.
PALEstikK, AxDkRsos ooukFf, fENAs
las CFas.1s GlseEl
pISsOL CIfuk.-ft. In, t,lli 'fion sni Ia
sianss Ira a .lIeseas kni Dssarh, %, dissolved
"a ikg hT,l dsy ~ laavzTsi ssA ~ lauiasi oe;srL
MN sffLt-biisinls ~ |iutiua,lsi ~ tss Slhlar
R.EtnsT, anasr ths sigl ihn q, e,h, IL AL rsI-Sis
- iaIliQfsrr ssssn years II slnlgsi sNrusise %ten
toa a. tis Callastiahs C,TIesfondlIg, Asneies ami
haakiuz ofN &C. eiss, sih, 4 d Allei, rslT-ni
ths pTyis q risEi ana rAE-a ssisAtioA 70 al M
ts.ssls s.slfild g. him
tssLLLtIIOAs n essi.Tn and Middle frxas, ~
a.. sal All II fes.sni sasihrss AsioTlrgss ~
reirs y ~ siisaian-
ooJE4s.--stiis pr,,lsrutfi IN ihz felfTsl cH-'s
~ TghT, ~ III tfts " AndrTsaa, iluasisl, AttF-
oker slaith lleneFss,n, hsuillan, lisiss, ills aisi
frFrsisils Tire, sill isae ISTsasi siisativn-
Sish, snd tinle dfsfs, IN sslas ~ saii,
iunis Raaiitei VA he a4g Teoeisei, IA sight IA
chsnre. iklsssiIs eeItirfl Dr. fayiasnt ga call.
f.sfs I.ia "a lNnd O. nos-ss.iaais-
Gsi-isl g-Rey ~ lsni, in.aFsnrs tcaIqniss,
Inan ssls, sseins MA-his :. ra,Aishe .. ts,
REFERIScns;
Nee rsk-neid A Tgacs ilcaTys, saith n'~n-
ssnd J. u NsrslUsli; Aekrssaa a Iobhinsi lanes,
B1yCe A a. Jshn a. ssali CAS- sarkrit, hllrhcr
81 Nnnicf, JcnninFs A IN; liaTTtl, hisley hiihen
~ fsAans-Arkeln,y brzlf,rdi J, haynsido
90; slsTk, ssagtrT go.i fheo r. sfsFing A q,
Gaisssiss.-iail, Huirhiuas Nai tiuoIss hniieT
Wa. neElry Ca-i 4. 4 ", q. hilsi shsi'heni,
shan 4 Gas hsiliagsT islk
Hss,fsa.-h- A. shephrnA
Rlsi.s.-ilgpaFi : Ailis JOAN NaFslisan ise'
hsFi A Gunnsls.
Aasial.h.s.-nr. J. A. starr,
kirs.,1sarf, Ississsa.-n n. lUhnsOn-
ANshl.-ssrnsVu 4 SsitlseT,
Pale. ins irN2s, lti 10
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26

D.. o. ''' =
Norton IL Mckenzie,
ATTORNEYS & CoUNsELLoRS AT LAW,
wEATHERroR PARKER CO.. TEXAS,
VIII practice their profession in all she courts of the
18th Judicial District, and in the adjoining Counties
Also in the Supreme Court of The stare ~ AUSTIN
and Tyler. They will give special attention 10 the
investigation OF land titles aud % collections.
Feb "
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W. OIL CA ItEI y GIL!
a. r-g,,. rksf.ln Cyanl

rwElyR NiLrs sOUIm rROn pALLAs, TEXAS.
Hy q. d. Nance Il SON.
VNTR have now an Light-llorse P,wer
w Steam Engine attached to our v 90
Carling Machine, and are prepared 20 give
prompt attention, ON short notice 10 those
wishing 10 have carllng done. from our
former experience and an
Enibr New sett or Cards,
We can do better work than heretotOro.-
The woolmusi he well washed and picked
and one pound of lard To every sponnds of
wool must, in all eases, he furnished by
those wishing good Article Of rolls, Ia
all cases. be careful TO furnish, nj least, one
sheet for'cvery twenty-five pounds OF wool,
as that ia as much as they will hold when
cardcl. TERHSL<S-lsyARItnLY cAsH'usa
Nuttc 80 W.
Mined ..,.'''s'''''''s"
We tender our thanks for previous pat
ronagc, and still solicit continuation Of
custom. o. Il. NANCE & son. 2
PlearantRun p. o.. April, 1860. 4i-tf
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.Is,.u.J. Coed,
ATTORNEY ANp COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

uALitt nALLAs COUNTY, fEAAs,
praritss ~. ary in the District Csnils n Collin,
GFas snu, DEMON, IsfFant, Parker, lWhnssn, liis,
laiiaf sni kariman eouniies, and Ia he anpr,lae
Cart ~ tia slair. al Ausiin f4rticslar Eurniiuh
given land titles aud c,ll-ci"ns IL has i.ns
side. Ia this pori1n ~ tbs His., aud Iaien hiti-ll
that the tefal patronage hsTsioiare extended "a lim
l. snirent guarantee ~ his ability Aid TNmgg At
isntion 10 husiuess, ApT lsil,,,,,,iA.u
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Dallas Hotel Property
For sale.

TEvHE BRICK BUILDING on the South
East carnsrSfthe Public Square, knoNH
end used as the DALLAS HOTEL, is or
a BIZ the Propficiress for private sale. The
huildine is comrn0dious ana we'll located for
ho.ci purposes, aud viii be sold on terms
lhai cannot fail to be satisfactory TO pur-
e.asers. Terms win be made known on ap-
piicsfien. Ample time viii be given on
I,Brfioa % lie purchase money
lso. q large 50 assity of hotel frrrifuve
i -kH4<- Eifh fae nhinA
SARAH CnCkfitid.
a3,ee Dee 3 lsiia 45mo.
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n WILL SELL NY TAVERN STAND,
4 with twelve lots and the improvements
on them, in the EoWn of Ecyene,
Dallas. County, Texas, on The Dallas & Pal
estine stage road. Persons wishing 70 buy
a Tavern Stand, ronid do well to cal and
examine tie property frr-tllemseltcs-
80 Six voke Of OxfS fur s-ia
low For Cash
tANTs y. fI'EHENTA
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Joseph C. Terrell,
Afforn ex at Il "A " I,

TonT WORTH, rfHrAsr cousrr, 1ExAs
VIZ -ftrr1 = Ell urrs-ir--i fsirsrs cnf-1sfed 70
ffr1 iu me rrfs n the I'A IidEia District 1nul-
r1fsits Sic trnils. N Collin. 6rarstr. tcpkr ~
t.f1,. cIar. A-stsr- Tt1o,f nnrite. pltEt sacf.
Hitu f.-I1n. Isfrnnt, fersa1. Jehlecn, ZIP en1
rI.Ilss .l.-1 rgr =. lsrzI i.-.--.-.... t'-.iT
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&c. w. I.unaay,
ATTORNEY AND COuNsHLLOR AT LAW,

pALLAs, DALLAS capsI1, TEXAS,
VIII prasiir, bis profession ia al he OeuT, Of the
lt.h Julcia Disi.e, comprising lhe raHiius 1t HI
lie, JshnsQn, iSTkeE, fagTns and Dallas aud lhs al,
iansni oounirs and IA the supNtnr aud felefsl
rirts q h slas, special atisnilln ghen O. o.
til,t iim r rsIH. snh tbs lnNesusainn II lad IL
tiHs. ul.f 81 i isiTlei Gcgk, Ia tbs I0ur iiugso
ItiIas. Irt.. mail l. Is Il .
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d. a. MeTSrnsie,
AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS,
win practice his Irits,in la the eouris II The ihlh
Judicial District comprising the counties % baiias
rsTrant, Parker, Juhn.n ani Ellis aiss IN Cailin,
puntun, Mi.o. Jsrk aud iouug, ai the sub District
aud Ia the saprsue Cour uI the stats, ~ Austin sld
March, ls1 u
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LIVERY STABLE,

At The nd formerly occipiei by III. NJ. ThsmIson
Dallas, Texas,
Is prepared 80 aeniodate pleasure parties and 9TH
ers with spieeliia carriages Of all kinds, furnished
with ~o-trsncd nid spirited horses, rich livery and
careful drivers, moderate rates.
Traveller conveyed 10 any point not directly avsa
bic by stage, With comfort and despatch
Horses boarded comfortably stabbed and ATTENDED
bx .. peri,.f.ccd hosilcrs, on reasonable terms.
Horses broken for The saddle OF to work ia harness.
and warranted.
Cash paid for fodder and all kinds OF protcnder al
the regular market prices.
Terms for horse hire board. nc, invariably cash.
Horses. carrisets, or snything pertaining 70 MS
line Of business bcaEhi and sid on cominisfion.
-nalIas. Snr Z. lel
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LauNN 8,EiRA.

/ have IN eucces fBi oDeratio1. tu
Large srcafll saw 49, !.
Which is situated one ,aiie ~ u %
greg APoo. AxnEnsos o0usTy, tEN-
In one of the best Pinerics IN fhr STATE and
easy Of access. Ny facilities for saving
and filling bills with ile bss of lumber are
bctfcs- than they have cFerbecn-
Thankful for past farns. l respectfully
solicit a continuation from iny Old rrsfeHi-
e,.s. and the patToHaer - ~ many new ones
as may favor rae witt call
have now On hand ii.- largest iatei ssa-
soncd l,,,.ll,er in any. oaa gard iti he state
Cali and see for yours see.
w. oUR PRICES ARE
FOR n nrin- -------.----rt = ? y
~ 49, f-aerdfrr r
Terea. Casl.. a. = ~ 7-t'ter-
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DALLAS CoMNIANDERY,

NUMBER ONE,
JOIN C. Mccoy ,............sM i. Grand Commander
JIM CROCK ETT, :. Re eorsier, ~.
Meets al The Asylum in Dallas on the Sd Thursday
Nov !, 1s5s...........in each month
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Jshs "a. Crockett,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, rENAs,
VIII attend promptly IA all hnsin-ss cnlrnslrh 10 his
lie hss resided al ihi. I.- eleven years, en-
gagged NIL tbs is- Ia the pfAcir- 81 his priicr-kp,
aud hl. hss Lss'n such that bo rrff With
pride To the iionor,lle Judge. bcilr. whom h" has
Iracih.d, Ia sit hpn. John ilsmphill, Ausn Hon,
X, 4. Wheeler, Independence; Hon. %. ". huh'ris,
Tyler Hon. }. n, b u, Columbia; Hon. John II.
Reagan a.l Hon. H. A. R-,,r-, Palestine, esd Hon.
MAJ " nuriord, Dallas. H. can also rritr Ia ia,
business Of Ausiin, and nearly every town and
city Ia the state, but rspeviaily 10 Me-srs Henry
vsston; Frost Co., New orleans; BullItt F,ir-
thorn, PhlAdclphia and isobori iiy'op Son, \. u
Dallas, Sept -, lJ..Iy
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vEYIIE undersignd is gent for Mcssrs.
\ Miller, Wingste & CO, of Louisville,
XIV, Manufactures of the KEN lucky
HARVESTER, A Reop4t ma Mower combi-
ned. Moifets Patent Lever Power, Throsh-
er and Cleaner. para a, Clliids Patent
Portable Circular Saw Nal, sanford Straw
Cutter, &c., sc.
Orders promptly ciieA1ed to-eaquirtss
immediately answere
JEREMIAH SHERWoDD
Dallas, Texas, May !, lS6Q--4Ily
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26
U. 8. NAH sTAaEg3 a.KNE

Os - 4tH<Aha< = y ~ - 49, -
FROM DALLAS, VITA JOHNSoNS STA
TI0N, FORT WORTH arn WEATH-
ERF0RD, 10 iiELKNAP.
II EAVES Dallas and Boiknap on Non
a days and Thurip', q o'clock A. NJ
and arrives at O'clock ? NJ connecting
with the the oVBRLAiSQ MAIL ROUTE,
at Belknap, and at Da3 wal every part
of the State,
J. w. Haynes, ofMcEhnay, having taken
the above mail contract respectfully begs
leave to inform the travelling public ihat his
route is inferior TO none in the State ineom-
fort or time, having pIoared comfortable
coac':es, good stock, and cay1fni drivers,
aud the fare as CHEAP as by any othecroute
D. c. Hayres, Rauio Agcssi is fully ag-
thorizcd TO transact susiuess o., ny account
j. ". i 81 Ms. Proprietor.
Mckinney, Texas Jane 9Th. ls5n--5lt -.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26
U. s. Mail sfage Line

From AftO
BY way OF Springfield, Tiwak ia Springs,
To Chamftrs' Crock.
xxARFsrASD BEST ROUTE
rrou ,IoI-sToN TO wAXAHAcHfE AND
DAGEAS,
yx,HE Undersigned begs leave to inform
the travelling public that tic above line
!. now furnished with comfortable coaches,
:. we'll fed stock. and careful drivers
Coaches leave Alto springs and Chambers
Crek si,nulta neausly, al O'Clock q. m, on
Monday. Wednesday aad Pfid-y Of each
week. and arrive at the same places the next
DAYS at 5 o sloct p. N. All the iiayei . IN
daylight, and saves 80 miles ndistance over
the line via Eaco. consequently afferfiiisg
passengers ample tiEne % rest at nign'--
This line also connects with the line-fson
Waco 10 Tyler ~ Spring Hsii end pF.saei,,
ind NTH sa4fc-s linc "a SCI A. eash
,.,,.;r,s c.h.aeai sl'iisY 10 sen-
= entire a..iss..sfisf e is7eti pf9lf t---
r..aal ) saiisfej. = - -.
4rsH2d, $50