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Gen. Heintzelman's pickets continue to
advance down the Virginia shore. They
have crossed the Occoquan. The picke.s
are strong, one company of each regiment
being constantly on that duty. No trace Of
the rebels in any force has been seen in this
direction for two weeks.
Application has been made BY the Colo
nels Of some of the volunteer regiments for
permission to recruit their regiments up ia
the standard Of the new regiments of regu-
lars authorized By the recruiting act ol
Congress, namely, 1000 men. The appli-
cations have been refused.
The scene at the Cabinet meeting to- day
was very affecting, on the occasion Of the
reading Of the correspondence between Sec.
rotary Cameron and General Scott. The
latter weps when the President read to him
the paper authorizing his retirement.
Upon Gen. SCOTS arrival ut New York
in few days, he viii issue parting ad-
dress 10 the American people.
Gen. Mcclellan issued an order which has
been sent to the Colonel Of each regiment,
stating that General Stone vas 10 no wise
responsible for the disaster at Edwards
Ferry. but the blame belongs to a subardl-
nate ofieer whase name Is not mentioned.
To-day several cserx- In the Treasury De-
partmsat were removed. many Of whom
bave been suspected Of dislayalty for some
time.
The Treasury Department Is making ar
rangrments for the redemption Of the out
standing IL per csns. Treasury notes issued
,ast zjnsss.
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Col. AIulligan Reported Released.

Major White was informed by several ss-
cession leaders that Colonel Mulligan had
been released, and was now on his way to
Join our army. The Major was very kindly
treated BY the officers, some of whom inter-
fered with the privates, to save his life.
Hunter, Pope and MeKinssry's divisions
baye been heard from this morning. They
are steadily and rapidly marching to Spring
fell.
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Of vss heid-many pipes were smoked and
samssous campaigns Planned.
Yssrs, Respectfully.
4 P. S.-LAss veek il vss reported that
Rangers vrr. coming srd-'he Governor
kept man stationed all nigh: on has house
with spy glass in his hand
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THE GREAT NAVAL EXPEDITION f0M
THE SOUTHERN CoAsT-- WHAT ~
CONSISTS or.

THE GREAT NAVAL EXPEDITION foM
the SOUTHERN CoAsT-- WHAT IL
CONSISTS OF.
Tbs correspondenee Of tbs New iork
Tines Of Saturday morning, gives q COM
plsse description Of the great Naval E4pe-
iision ,ha. i. abou. to sail. o. has saised.
from Chesapeak Bay for active operations
against the rebels on the Southern coast
We giean the following facts:
The military arm Of the expedition con-
sisis Of fifteen thousand men. and IS COM
mand.d hy thar sterling soldier, Brig. Gen.
Thos. W. Sherman, who achieved hign
reputation duriag the Mexican war Tor ms
service in connection with battery 81 he,o
artillery, which is still known by hls name.
The division is divided into three brisaaes,
respectively commanded By brlgadier Ten,
erals E. L. Viele, Isaac j. Stevens, ana
III. G. Wright, all educated soiciers, anu
vel qualified for the positions they nave
been called to Gil.
NAVAL BRANCH OF The EfFEpiTIoS.
TIE Commodore.
The naval officer in command OF this ex'
petition is Com. S. F. Dupont, who has
gene out 10 the Wabash as his tag snip
Capt. Dupont Is native OF New jersey
bu, was appointed from Delaware, OF when
State he is citizen. He entered the navy
in 1915, and has consequently served ms
country for over forty-six years. 10 1927
Capt. Dupont was appointed Commander
of the Philadelphia Navy fard-a position
that he has filed until recently. The Com
modore's Staff ulcers are:
Fleet Cdptain- @. II. Davis.
Flag Lieuteaan.-S. w. Preston.
THIS FLAG SHIP.
The Wabash $50 guns) sailed from this
port on the 18th inst. She had arrived
here about fortnight previous from the
Charleston Bar, and underwent some slight
repairs for injuries sustained at the HITTER
as Inlet affair. The armament of the Wa.
bash is of the most formidable description.
Il consists of twenty ight ll-inch Dahlgren
guns one l0-inch Dahlgren; one 50 pound
rihed Dahlgren; one 30.pound Parrot,
fourteen s. inch shell guns and three boat
how tigers. The crew include $50 men and
marines. Commander-C. r. p. Rogers.
THE GUN BOAT FLEET.
We are now enabled to give the names
of all the vessels engaged in this great ex-
petition. The gun boats are all well armed
and manned. Vessels like the Unadlla,
Seneca, Pembina, and Ottawa. each carry
one IL. inch DahlgreD, one Parrot rihed
gun, and two 24-pound howitzers. The
,f tho guphnats are
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-fUBIFY THE Bloom
Il s. AoFSAr,s
vEe.3AsLE LlgE rILls AND ruc,,,
BiITEks.

The high snd envied celebrity which -
eu,ncnt Medicines have acquired for lhas, ~ Pre-.
eaacacy in alt the diseases which thcy prss
has rendered the usual practice Of puHinr ~. sete.
unnecessary. but unworthy Of them They .rs sa w
nv their fruits; their good works TESTIFY 81. ,s0
ALL CASES OF Asthma, Acute and Ch...
he umatisnl. Affections Of Btaddee 49, NY ~.
news. lsililsus sTevers and Liver CexsS.i...s-
In .he south and west, whore these diseases $500
they viii ~ fcand Invaiuabie. TsantSis Y1sSs ~
and others, who once use tho Medicines, viii -.
Dyspe psin. pesscns this d. tressinrs,.1
sAQf,lt DELAY using these -hfedicnes E,msNss
Eruptions Of the skin. Erysipeias Fis,s,sss-
Fever and yue. Fvf this sconrge Of fhs ~.s.sy,
country these hs fOunSs ssse meet
aud certain remedy. Other incidence is., p.s1y,
system subject TO return OF the disease 80 .es
these medicines is pcsnlanent-yRY THEY. ssssy
IsFIED, AND he cCnED. S7sssr
Mcrcurnl DixraSess--Nevcr fails ia e,,S,.
entirely all the effects of Mercury sinaaite,r So
than the most powerful preparation q Sarsapsri;fs
Might Sweasx. Nervous Bchilllv 49,.
Com psatnts Of all kinds. Organic Afiss,Vs.sNas
Paipitation OF the Heart, Painter's Cksilr.
Piles -Thc original proprietor Of thcse medie,,..
cured Of Piles of 50 years standing By the ne
OF these Life Medicines alone. Worms Of altAnSS'
efectuaiiy expelled by the Medicines Psrtnss
will do we'll TO administer them whenever ,heay
existence is suspected. Relics will be certain.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PgENix BIgTERs
Partly the blood, and thus all diseases frcu.
the system single trial viii place the LIFE PILLS
and PHOENIX BlTTERS beyond the reach Of co npeti.
tioa in the estimation Of every patient
E.Prepared and sold by
DIR. WILLIAM b. MOrFAT.
ss5 Broadrss, cor. Hosfa ST., Ner York
FOR SAFE BY GEESAMAN SEQ
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r. E. JOHNSON, n. D.,
II ome opathio Phy;sician N,
AND SURGEON. sa fitss

Has located permanently CssrriI BIafs and ssn,s
his pfafessialss services 10 the eprnu,uuity
pFtss west SIDE Main Street door be law
the esrnes 81 Main sfreet AID BraiGwsy 8
RESIDENCE .--At u. r. sHERaapEx.s f,nen
aoufs, fsoE 70 IL A NJ, and from ! io4P "
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soi Dwelling House wi,b four rooms situ..ef II
es Kz.rsss eaaes. !. - - I -
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In addition to these vessels, all of which
are steamers, there are now on the station,
aud to Join the squadron, the Sabine (50,)
Capt. Ringgold, at present blockaiing
Charleston; The Susquehannah, (l5,); the
Flag, Commander Rodgers; the Savannah,
CAL Capt. Missroom, off Savannah; the
St. Lawrence, (50,) Capt. Purviance, off St.
Simond's; the Dale. (l6,) Commander Yard,
off Ferdinanda, recently off Bale's Bay, ).
c., bat just returned to Hampton Roads,
and the Governor, (transport,) Capt. q. l..
Litch6eld, with Maj. Reynoids' Battalion OF
Marines. The entire armament OF she teet
is about 400 guns.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-20
ran srATR or TEXAs, /

IutAlA Nt AAAhAAAs
=. cay lss.fal elsssT q said eeHEth G's't"s'
NFou are hereby eommanietSlo summon
n ". ". Wigglng,on, as principal, and NJ
5, wiIheringlon, endorser, by publ1ea''o"
IN the Dallas Herald, there being no news
paper published in said county Of Ta'ran''
Ion lhgse successive weeks before the return
day hereof 20 be and appear before the un'
derslgnel, a Justice OF tho Peace OF Tar
rant couniy, precinct No. d, at my residence
on the FIRST Saturday In December next, ~
or before o'clock ?. M 10 answer Jno' H.
Miller, on plea OF debt due by note, given
hy said " W. wiggin,on TO said Wiiher-
ingion, and endorsed by said witherlngion,
for thirly-nine dollars, Therein fail not
aud publication and return make as the law
directs. Given under my hand this Now
LIST 1861. [G3sl SlLAS ESTES, j.. +.
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METH LEGIsLATuRI.

MONDAY, NOV, D. l9oi'
SENATE The Senate was called 10 or
don av 4. d. Quinn, the President OF the
l,s s...ion. Mr.. J. +. johnson acting as
secretary y,o ten. Tweng-seyen sena-
t5r. an,N,lul to their names.
Nh. Quinn, of Cherokee, was elected
Pros lput pro tem. without opposition.
N.r. % Zee ordoya, was elected Secretary
vi'hou, opposition.
Tor lst Ass!slant Secretary, \. II. Cas-
,ecl \. 4 raymond and +. w Grand,
wore nominated. Mr.. Casteel was elected
ON IA. frs. hsllot-receiying 10 votes.
For Scrgeaht-at-arms, Mr.. Burlcston was
elected on ne first ballo,-rceelvihg ~
For Dos.tcepcr, On the third ballot, Mr.
Murphy received 10 votes, and was declared
For Enrol.ng Clerk, Mr.. Flayius Everett
Naz elec Cd without opposition.
For tugrossing Clerk, Mr., st, Clair re-
ccyei D votes on the FIRST ballot, and was
declared duty elected.
After spponting committees to inform
the Goyrno, and the House of the organi-
sation Of he senate, adjourned 10 10 o'clock,
tomorrow.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.

THE STATE OF Ten AS.
To the Sheriff Of 7drraat county, Greeting:
VOU are hereby commanded to summon,
II by publication in the Dallas Herald,
newspaper published in Dallas, Dallas
county, Texas, there being no newspaper
published in Tarrant county, Texas,) David
Thomas, whose residence is unknown, to be
and appear before the District Court, to be
holden in and for the county OF Tarrant, ct
the Courthouse thereof in the town OF Fort
Worth, on the 9th Monday after the 4th
Monday in March 1862, then and there to
answer the petition OLA. Chiles, filed in
said Court, against the said David Thomas,
and F. NJ. White, Commissioner General
Land Office, alleging in substance as follows,
to-wit; That the said Chiles is the legal and
equitable owner of q tract of land situated
in Tarrant county, Texas, on the head of
Fish Greek, containing 6l9 acres of land;
and that on the LIST day of January 1861, he
was elected therefrom by the said David
Thomas, with force of arms, to the great
damage of the said Chiles, and that T. NJ.
White, Commissioner Of General Land Of
fee, has notified the said Chiles, that unless
restrained by legal process, he would issue
patent to the said Thomas, on pretended
claim which the said Thomas set up to the
said tract of land. Herein fail not but have
YOU then and there before said Court this
writ with your return thereon, showing how
you have executed the same.
Witness W, b. Fucker, Clerk of the Dis
tr;ct Court of Tarrant county, Texas.
Given under my hand and The
! SEAL Seal of said Court, at Office, il
wv the town of FORT Worth, this thu
25th day of October. A. d. 1861.
/ w.B. TUCKER, Dist. elk
Mr.. David Thomas win please take MOTTO
of the above citation and appear accord
;nolv- w. O. YhNTIS,
Sheriff Tarrsnt co. Tex.
4sw-printers fec Sl2 20
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TINE STATE OF TEXAS.

TO aHy any ia,cfai officer Of Dsatoa ComY-
GrseiiHg;
NIOU ARE hereby commanded TO summon
n Nathan Bridgwalers, by publication IN
the Dallas Herald, for three sueeessiy"
weeks, newspaper published in the town
OF Dallas, Dallas county, there being no
newspaper published in Denton county, to
be and personally appear before me, j. NJ.
Blount, a Justice OF tho Peace, in and for
Denton county, precinct No. /, at my Office
in the town Of Denton, on the first SATURDAY
of January 1862, to answer the complaint
of J. r. Babb, on plea OF debt due by open
account for $50 70, Herein fail not bur
make due return OF this writ your action
endorsed thereon. Witness my hand this
sth day OF November 1851.
]. VI. BL0UNT, j. p.
Came to hand November ihc sih 1861.
c. c. DOUGHERTY,
Sheriff Denton County.
G3w-printers fee 80.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS,
County or DALLAS.

THE STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY or DALLAS.
TO any lawfuI officer Of said Conny-Greet,.
ing.
VIOU are hereby commanded to summon
Y Robert L. Sears and John Sears by pub
lication in the Dallas Herald to'bc and APP
pear before me, Jas. n. Smith, Justice OF
the Peace in and for Dallas County, Pre-
cinct No. l, at my Office, ON the 3oth day
of November A. D. Eighteen hundred and
Sixty one between the hours Of ten o'clock
A. Nj. and two o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, to
answer the complaint of j. Peak, on plea
Of debt, due by note for $50.
Fail not, and due return make as the law
directs. Given under my hand, this 9th
day ofNovember A. d. 1851
f5:3tl JAS. N. SMITH, j. 2.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS, !

THE STATE OF TEAAS,
COUNTY OF DALLAS.
To any lauJat officer Of said county, Greeting:
VOU are hereby commanded to summon
4 u. Kirk, by publication in the Dali
las Herald, for three successive weeks to be
and appear before the undersigned, JUS
tic, of the Peace of Dallas county, precinct
No. I, at my Office in town of Lancaster, on
the last Saturday of November, 1861, to an
swer the complaint Of w. S. Killen & Co.,
ON n plea of debt due by account, for $l4 %.
Herein fail not, and of this writ publica-
tion make. Given under my hand, October
18th 1861,
JOHN TAYLOR,
5:3t.$ Justice Of The Peace.
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Military Notice.

a AN Rilly authorized TO raise company
Of Mounted Men, TO go al once in
% the active service OF tho Confederate
States, for the period " twelve months
A list Mill 10 fosad al Dallas, in the o.hee
Of y, Z. Nicholson, Rsq. and AZ the Herald
OH.es. JNO. Z. Colr.
Ney. lIih l6dl-G;it
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J. II. swIsBELLs, M. D.,
LANCASTER, TEXAS,
sa,- MI ,ilsai al call, il ih fTsAshI ~sz


MY virtue u Deed Of Trust, eSeesisi
I'D 10 az, ~ Nilliam AlsFs sEi AATy
Ana Myers, on the 5lh day II laHe lSo0
aRi recorded ia ihe 0fiee Of shs counlY
Cisrk III Iallas county, HAAS on the lsih
dsy u Jaly ls60. in book II, Iases 500 sni
3Sl Nhish deed of irasi Was eksea'ed To
sssare he pAymenl Of eeliain in4st'sdness
iheTeiH SCI oui, sill o1eT Tor sale ser essh'
a. he highest bsddeE al the Courthouse
aosr, in ihs l9Wn Of Dallas. On ihe lsl Tues
dsy ia JanuaIy, lsd2, lis beiag the 1ih day
al saii nsaih,l HiihiR the hours prescribed
by Las, ike following tract Of lani, lo'sii;
so aeges ia Dallas soaRiy, Texas, il being
the Easi Lslf0f sseiioa No, ~, ia loEnship
40 I, South u abe hrsi base line and Range
No. I, Ezsl Of the principal meridian, as
Surveyed b. The Peiels Colony company,
Slid land aiioins lhs surveys u William
Cooabss, Aaron 0yeron and John Il, Rob
iason ilis tie ,sli day Of November A,
u, 1851, -,
T5wl JOHN PENN.
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EsTIfAY NOTICES.
- III i'l latSff.
/" rHE Sn1ILE!"
~ -. - g IN.

~ IL. III So ~S|HN-
FENliiS popular saloon IS now opened al the
Il Southeast eaFner 0f Ihe Square, Tor
for ths accommodation Of visitors, where
gentlemen can come anl "smile 90 all hours
an Tie usual terias, The hest supply OF
.smilins' materials is constantly KEEP, aud
no pslns will he spared 10 render our eIs-
toners as ssreeable as possible, The pub
10 generally are invited 10 call and saiis.
The most gsnieel ''smilss' ars gotten up At
am instanls notices hut grinnlng ghastly
smiles, "broal grlns' aai 'gFlns sinister
sge strictly prohibited,
SMILE; ONT!
Dallas, Texas. Sept. n lSil-lA;tf
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stray HaOrses---$SO Reward.

Stray HAOrses---$SO Reward.
RANAWAY from the undersigned, living
LII at Coxville, Hill county, Texas, during
the fall of 1860, four Horses, viz; one
Sorrea Mare, with a bell ON, branded
z. on the shoulder; one year old Ellay,
branded 8 on the shoulder, both hind feet
and one fore foot white,-both mares in foal
when they left. Also, one Red Horse,
g or 0 years old, some snddle marks, no
brand, and one Yearllng Colt, not
branded.
l will pay fifty dollars reward for the de-
livery of said horses to me- or II liberal re-
ward for any Of them. Address the under
signed, at Coxvillc. Hill county, Texas.
ALEXANDER S. COX.
Octobsr 90, 1SGl-3:mos.
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Rsr rosHFy, vegetables fNesh lerA' sH'
ysaissa sre Plentiful ia this market f~'s''
Lancaster avs that beef AZ 8 and 4 GEMS
Ter ID is ria horrible abundance IL ~,
sssli5a 40 danger Of starving, parsoA' anu
I eel s,aas BE- good enough,
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n yEant two or three wagons,
4 90 about sixty miles, fer which | viii
pay a liberal price, -
h,tf n NJ SlAkkpntH
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Ladies', AID Society,

n.,I +, -tt sjn,gss. 10 UsI' bsn A'en''''"'
f...a ..g Ai-rd. u, ,,...,,,v ia,
has. ,a.s, agl suTlly s'lls - - ,.l, III.
+.. .,Il 10 dillglliirs 81 Nih'r' f~iiiA's"'
~. ..I... vtIy i,ssi,,d as ll,ss aIr s'.'a,
..... I'D tI.p ,.sigiA Taluih 'lsF 500 's-~''
f..s.tldi Ia this Hnl D. ,n.rillirr
"''' Mas. kNlll CITY FN7li-hi'
Nar. .H-. v TFFTF, rcrIeisT!i
I.H..#IUr. A.r. a,h l1'9, -.
.-s..ir ,iurs iins lny.ies, lR Vsias. 90
Arr.ss1i..iHa to the atoys alOpg sluo pog'h lr'
t..s ar.. sos .oslrlsuiyi to bspr 'h' 'SIFn'rs 'l
f. r.rrl.r,. Be- wlium Jiv ), els NeTv rniTa'''d'-
.sru!..l,s AMOUNT va. gwen in at this Place "a
riffaiEla "a ihrough,-ERs, hsAAlh
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Dr.nnni,In,s Ready relic

l, most unlur,uanabiy the hr,t remedy ever offered
{, the puhc for i!seal"s ~ the mu.co and Joints,
Thruninll ~ gunt, iaralysl', nuluhnrts, spTaius,
stIi suint. muscular debility, bruises, lin neck
wrtl,n,ss nnd palm Ia the hack, head sides limb In
famed Lrr,st, irostrhiicn foot spinal Affections neu
rlgia snri ihrnat luinsy humps, Group, milk -lcg,
chronlr urcrs -AyaiDus, tumurs, white swollings,
.rk hr and Ia mrascs whva the eruption rc-
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Eor Horses and stock.

This, Is valuable remedy Srsprains, SPAWN, scalds
scratches hrui.rs, swelling, Of all kinds. aud for all
diseases of ihn glands. And for hluw-iy and screw
worms MI her remedies are totally Insignificant IN
comparison To- thls. Give Il trial, Il never G'l',
DE-. taniGin's Chill ana Fever pills.
Never fails to cure chill and cycr aud very ine
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pALnsrIun ADVERT'mnNrs,


| PALESTINE ADVERT'mENrs,
Dr.. j.. d! Rankin & Co.'s
CRi.RBRAfKD
Southern Family Medicines.
C0NsIsTISG of
Rankin & Co.'S. Ready Relief Plux
Mixture, Expeet0rant, NermitaEe,
Liver, Sentative and Chill q
Fever Pills.
INIIRsE Medicines arr oaTsfaliy PTelaTri 20 sEii
Il "a slg'hera dissA'es aui afs ,ha rs,al' - =
loas sNlrieRrs ia lhs lIaaisasai " ie s~gae' de.
eases ~ ilis ciiLzte, She 'si igrisl anihcfs adj
Tll Ilsi N Es y graf diHannlc "a ihs lnaiinsAi
~ disasse harh ani s.,uh' lhtlrllFe, ~ sl,iw TO
b. aa5l isiirTpT sIsr, pa aps eiass ~ ma, ifins
sgiIa. g. ~ i,s.,Hs sf this rhlsatr, than laynr
i.ai. "a, ~ haas, aai 0'he' l.s'T'' A''Hs IA '''a
Dr,JD. RanI.in's Paia KILLER.
Tbis iassi yaiaths nrli-ius is rumiluuiei from
~ taosI Inn-Fia an,slfhrs and shii-sAsIno-ii0.
knosn i,-' ile mal',si prof. i,n sni has l.n Usi
with The izasi ssrisftria Tesuli ~ it, nuthnr n
nr,-T sils tnrur- s and eyry kial olpsins Usarl-
lrHs 10 ihsiF isrii.a rr Ihs sauss which luall.-,
ihrE, Tiia flllgiEs gssl,1s in'aTs'lS Aisli l"ihe
Pain kiiar viz; E'eg r,Tm q yh"lir rTaial',
sTir'HE, ,si,ms ~ ry.Ty h,H and an rlaracirr ~
3tsr Affections, rsusul,i-us, hgsirries AMI an
ihr ar'rr'ilHs run-r' with ihrm, Also Isinini
mensirsiiol, WitIIis -, nsiFtfs uhsriions q ~
rrR rhaTartaT such as s-a ir, raT-arhe, lsins IN
Abdomen, 'rk, sides eht, iniats ueIriis IA, ilh-
arhs rhsu'nalisn, &c. alsH elulir In hers-s
naaI lhls m1Ilirius H.is On sinsls ease Nhis tho
iirsr,oassn tllUuul, ms Ar a. 49, Authorised u
TeluTn tie ,'ugsfasr muNrN,
Dr, RaHLin's Liver PIis.
ATa the most powerful tanisly ever afsF'fl 20 no
public CIR an iirog Complaints, and bilious snsg-
il0ns II any chargrter whatever, Also dy,rsP,ia,
sirk hra l-arhrr drrauro'urni of tho stomach AMI
loNals rpsiiVrnrss, Indigestion, pain IN the side
s'ionlirr. shi hirk, M kluts ~ bil'iuns fVrrs
r'il' and 'yrTs, isuu cr AMI nervous debility, ANl
a. ~ irFan semruis ~ Tie stnmar hnNrs anil liver
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Erisu1rAL sERVKs,-tLers piil es is9-
.rslins. IN he Episcopal Service Al u.
M-soni liam, on every SUNDAY h0FA'As ~
y ur.us's.
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U IST OF LETTERS-Remainng in the
llPost-otfice, at Dallas, on tho 10Th Nov.
1861, which if not taken out within three
months will be sent to the Dead Letter Office:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-20

TuEsToy, Nov. 5.
SENATE.-.-After unimportant business
the Senate adjourned TO the Representative
Han, for the purpose of counting the vote
for Governor and Lieut.. Governor; in which
the remainder of the day was spent.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-20
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