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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-22
sl,5O PER ANNUM In ADVANCE.
NUMBER 33.

ed during summer term 4l8
Number Of female teachers en-
ployed during summer term 3,A62
Total number of school houses 5000
Total school taxes raised $685. 62 So
State fund apportioned during the
year 1881 10
State University
The condition of the State University, in an
educational point of view during the past year,
has been very satisfactory. Although e large
number of the students have exchanged the
musket aud sword for their books and studies
and are serving our country in the ranks of
the army, the number of students during the
summer term was not much less than last year,
and the number now in attendance | learn is
larger than at any previous winter term. The
University has able Professors, and as aa in
s~titution Of learning is a credit to the State.
The finances of the University continue to
remain, in an unsatisfactory condition. The
total productive capital of The fund on the 1st
eff October, 1862, according to the books, was
$243,283 Is. This should have yielded an in>
come Of $l7 ,G29 80, but did not yield only, up
to the first of January. 1863, $l4,I02 SO, the
deficiency arising from forfsitures OF Universi-
ty lands, The University Fund lncome on
the 3lst day Of December stood rs fellows,
Balance Dec. 31st. 1861 1898 90
Receipts during the year 14,I02 80
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Balance in Treasury, Dec.3I, 1852 46, 1913 80
The receipts in this fund are made up mains
ly of money received on sales of State bonds
and advances made by the United States upon
the claims of the State for war expenditures
The amount of these claims sent to the Secre-
,ary of the Treasury for examination and ad-
~justrnent is up to the present time $1,l25,349>
~
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REHABILITATION

Senate Republicans Is, Democrats Is,
Observation-Disclosures Sd, Democrats is, In
e~pendent Republicans I independent Democrats
Journal.
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Balance in Treasury Dec. 31,l862 $467, Sc
Of this iucome there was paid to the State
last year for:
Clerk hire in Land Office $500 OIL
Share of expenses for land protec-
ton 107 0C
Printing q OF
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Balance in the Treasury Dec. 3lst,
1862 $4,753 35
OF this income there is by law appropriated
annually % per cent. to the School Fund, 25
per cent, to the Normal School Fund, and so
per cent. to Drainage Fund.
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VA Fund.

The following is a summary of the transac~
ions of the War Fund during the calendar
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-22

The transactions of the year in the general
fund, provided for the current expenses of
Government, are as follows
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-22

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, AT ooRSEsofA MAI
AspMARKgT STREETS, KENosHA CITY, Wis
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-22
Love under Dimculties.

Love under DifHculties.
met dear creature, Il matters not where;
And met with n fall too. in meeting the fair;
For fell quite In love.--but yeu Wouldn't blaTue me
II this beautiful creature you only could see.
Her eyes were lke--stay, they bewildered me quite
No mortal could see them and criticise right;
could emily observe that their number was two.
And their color about the most mischevous blue.
Her mouth (my own wxters) don't ask me, pray
Twas the sweetest of mouths and that's oil can say
And the euvou fellow who dares to say s'no,"
II he had any taste, faith, he wouldn't say SO!
Her mouth, when she laughed, WAS q casket thrown
wide,
With pearls cleaning white from pink velvet inside
When she sang, twas cage, which to shut . sin
While her tongue like little bird warblsd therein.
Her hair, gathered up In a net with much care,
Peeped out from the bars Of its prison up there,
Ev'ry wave, ev'ry fold, seeming lily to say
"Dont you think IT'S shame to con6ne this wayi'
For Nghtness her foot vas like that OF . lamb;
For whiteness her hand might have borne OF the
And kind was the heart that went beating below,
To keep itself warm in her bosom Of snow.
The next time mrt my dear charmer, thought t.
"l'll disclose to her father she truth, or die"
Introduce me- said. ''to your worthy old sire,
The grey, spe"tacled gentleman next to tie fire."
She replied with surprise, and mixture Of klee
THAT old gentleman there-is my husbsud!" say she
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-22

schools and School.Houses.
How many Of the good people Of Iowa
who send their children to public schools,
ever visit them to ascertain in what man.
ner they are taught, and in what condition
the school house is, in which they spend
SIX hours out OF rwen,y-c,-- II .h--e;,
one family mslter which should enlist tn.
heart Of a parent, it is the education OF his
children, in their moral, mental, and physi,
cal growth; and nothing seems more un-
natural, and unpaternal, when considered
in its true light, than the neglect of this
great duty, or the subordination Of it to
the comm IN duties ofbusiness life. Why,
we have known men who will daily visit
their stock yards, and closely scan the
work Of all their subordinates, in the mat
ter Of feeding and taking care Of their ami.
mails, who do not visit the school to which
their children arc sent, once in the term
Is this right? Letevery parent answer for
himself.
There should be revolution in this mat
ter. 1t is we'll to give due attention to the
care Of all domestic animals, or all the calls
of business, but let not the interests of our
children be neglected, for the destinies of
the nation are in their hands, and their
immortal dcstinics are in the process Of
determination. In this city, the buildings
set apart for the schools are decided i'm
provement upon former years, but they are
yet insufficient for the necessities Of the
youth Of McGregor. Particularly is this
the case in the intermediate and higher
departments. How many in town know
the condition Of the school houses wherein
their children spend most of their time?
We have before US, by the kindness Of
Mr.. Emery, County Superintendent, per
hand Of Col. Richardson, copy Of the
"::eerort Of the experimenting committee o'
the town of Andover, New Hampshire "
for tie years ls63-63, from which we make
the following brief extracts, which will
show the Importance of increased attention
to this most vital subject:
"The prudential committee in No. 5, SEN
s,bly remarked, Il never insulted q lady till
I asked one to teach in that school house.
The house is an abomination in tho sight
Of God that loves little children The
people all believe in better house-why
not show their faith by their work."
"In No. 8, with inclined seats, rotten
frame, sunken floor, yawning roof, open
walls, broken sash, remnant psnes and
shattered door, the gloomy relic Of thu
'Saurian PERIOD still stands. In the no,
days Of summer the sweet perfume-the
delicious aroma of the privy. for which q
part Of the house and slice of outdoors
is used, fills the room with perfect 'phog,
as old ladies' say. Straining the intelligence
Of God into babies minds through privy
| vault may be new but not useful in.
vention. Fathers. am afraid that the fate
which bcfal the cities Of the plain will
overtske you unless you Get up . bette,
school house. Mothers, when you look a,
that old school house remember the fate Of
Lots wife Whoever would destroy the
old barnaclo would be deserving of . med.
al" ~7t .ts.a.'. g.. r5 ~. r.sj T....f g..
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MILWAUKEE,, PRAIRIE du CHEN
"'s"0ONeep "0S"e w Sus.N
&R AND s,ya,
.1EcGREGOR FERRY,

Rerriage Rates for 1885
Each Foot Passenger, 10 Cents
Man and Horse, 20
Each Led Horse 10
Horre and Dray, 20
Each Vehicle and Driver drawn BY two
Animals, so
Ever, Vehicle and Driver drawn BY on. :
Cattle re-. be.n. !" "
Merchandise per 100 lbs,
Salt and Whiskey per barrel,
lIoss and sheep per head, ."
The Company reserve the right to change the abovs
Rates, when they may tn NIX proper to do 80.
Communication Tickets for persons may be procured
rom the Captain on board at one-bah the above
rates. when One Dollars worth II purchased.
~ When bill Is offered for Ferriags, the ueusl
premium on specie will be invariably charged.
SUNDAY PsRRY leaves Prairie du Chen at Q. O. N .
Or on the arrival Of the train, and 500 p. n.
No persons except those who have passes from the
proper authority, will be carried Tree on this Ferry
JOHN LAwLER, General Agent.
z.H. SnERwIN, Captain. SS1tr
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INTERNATIONAL FIsur.-Messrs. Heen

INTERNATIONAL FIGnr.-Messrs. Heenan
and King are about to prepare to fight in
England. They are matched to fight on
the 9Th Of December for $1,000 and the
championship, and fl0O on each side have
already been put down by each party to
bind the match. Notwithstanding the prize
ring seems to be more appropriate for the
medieval period, than the present civilized
age, there is no doubt that great interest
will attach to this international mill.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-22
schools and SchoOl.HouseS.

McGREGOR, APRIL Is. ::::: 1868
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-22

az Men will have the same veneration
for person who suffers adversely without
detection, as they will for demolished tenn.
pies, the very ruins Of which are reyeranced
and sdored. . H. n.trsr Nre ,~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-22
Poetry
Lines to my Dear Friend Lila.

Lines to my Dear Friond Lila.
?. .. =. iN0BR0oLE.
When twilight shadows gather fast
On the calm bright brow Of heaven;
When fragrant brsssss hurry past,
Aud day gives place 70 even,
Tho western sky Il laced with gold,
With gold the dark clouds bounded:
With beauties bright and manifold,
The earth Is all surrounded.
And just ere night unfurled her shrouA,
To wrap thy world 10 gloom,
Above black and threatening cloud
Appears the silvery moon.
Thus may II ever bs With thee
When elonds hang c'er the wayx
when Joy and ftisndship seem to nss
When turns to night the day;
From out the thickly gathering gloom,
B May hope ssrsnely shine,
And to point the world bsysnd tAatA
Where brighter Joys are thine;
May naueht disturb thy spirit rsss,
But to thy soul be given
70 drink from the chaiice Of celestial dovess
The beauty and bloom Of Heaven.
McGregor Feb. 18th. 1898.
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Garth Sowa Times.
ioaN II. ANDRicK. Edit

TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-22

E- The great secret Of happiness is TO
be on good terms with ones self. As an
external troubles throw us back upon our
selves, it is pleasant to find there comfor.
table retreat.-F0ntenSlle
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22

Ef5y"A letter to the editor, from Col. j.,
V. Cockrell, dated at Little Rock, Ark, Ju-
" 18Th. says that among the killed at the
battle Of Helena, were Capt. Cox and Per
ry, and Major Smith, the first from osceola,
the second from Newton county, and the
last from St. Joseph, No. Among the Woun-
ded are Col. Shelby of Lafayette county Mo.
arm shot off; Lieut.. Col. Murray, of the eth
Mo, Infantry, slightlyi Lieut.. Col. Cum
minis. Of the 9TH Mo. Infantry, slightly !
and Lieut.. Strong and Bronough, of the 9th,
Col. Lewis of the 9TH Mo. was captured.
There we're no Texas Troops in the tight.
The Col. says, further, that there was no
doubt entertained at Little Rock that b tn
Vicksburg and Port Hudson had fallen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22
seg-we have seen letter from BOnhau

sTWe have seen letter from Bonham
which states that Gen. Cooper in the Indian
Territory had been ropulsed near Fort Glib
soa on Or about the 9th inst, and that he
was reireating towards Red River. Anoth-
er letter direct from Coopers command da-
ted The 9Th says that they had been repuls-
ed by the enemy three times, but were ex-
peeiing rsinforcements and wouid make
another SIGHT.
Gen. Bsnkheads force near Bonham has
orders 10 reinforce Cooper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22

RaiS Another announcement lot tnc hcS
islature from this county appears in our
paper today--that of Col. Geo. Wilson, OF
Cedar Hill Cot. Wilson is so well known
over the whole county, that it is useless for
us to say one word of him. He was vol
unteer in one of the first regiments that
went from this section, though over the age,
was seriously wounded in the battle OF
Chustenalloh, and since that time has been
OF home. He deserves well Of his country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22

A PArEIoTJC VOLUNTEER Alp.--h' laq
been reported 70 US that certain Major
Uul Volunteer Aid !Jtoly bought mp an Inc
writing rarer ia Houston az prices varying
from $ % 10 $50 per rtn,n, aud having Sc
cured MI the s'ohk, now sells tho article ~
500 per rcam, ltthc Contelcracy has ma.
ny such Volunteer niis, she nay well OK
claim, God save me from ny friends, cs
pecially from those over zcslous ones that
hail from loakcc land. --Fakes (Gnpss-
tam Bui'sHV.
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nsyThe organization of companies of the

Esy-The organization of companies oil the
drafted men in this county is ordered to
take place on Saturday The LIST day of Au-
gust next. There wi be about 22O men or
two full companies in this county, but the
discharges on account of disability wiil
reduce this number. One company will DC
formed on the east side Of the river and one
On the vest eide.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22

gSy~Mr. Powers, of this place, reaciad
home last night, direct from Ficksburg,
where he was paroled on the Sth inst. We
have not seen him, but learn that he fully
confirms the fall of that place Tn the 4th
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22

FINNb NV TN - SfEAli-tt httfs -
cling al The Spelling lessnrs 81 Neifi.f Lie-
rset,ili7 together with scriPtsrh lrofff b. II g.
-55e. ~ ier dozen; sl5D rrr lundned aent y
rnaii ,i psia e thc-s rates ORDER h-i.e ~ -
tioai as r.r -it.i. -. -. = -, !. 49,
THK nav Ten A. Phi 1Ah1 -, -, ~ ,. = = =
- ,,ili 10 ant b. mail, Iu5t paid o. : -
rsr cor, SO ger dozen $50 2. airdreo lil--'
IN Il Z. .,-l,,.@ D. H. Ct shine fEtlisler-
u--..t-- Raj. TeGl.-Ii1ws
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22

gYnWe shall print election tickets for
this county in few days. Aspirants for
Office will take notice, and call in and au-
thorize there names to be placed on the
ticket if they wish IT,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22
wAp Dfrsnrptxr. Richmond, May 9, 1868.
ECBANGE NOTICE. Ne. J.--rhe fol-

NJ
EKCHANGE NOTICE, no. 5.--rhe fol-
~ loving CONFEDERATE of.ceiE aud men have been
sniy Exchanged and 5re hereby 20 declared
l. An officers am men vho have Teen Delivered az
City Point ot say time -, F-iouf 70 may =, lSts.
An offi~crs capfrred 81 any Place belyIe the let
~ K,,it sss v 10 have iren ii ased cn parole.
. a sifuen capt .rcd In North Carolina OF Virginia
before the ist Of March, ls15 wiio haveern reease1
~ parole. "
4 The Officers and men captured and raroiel ty
Cen s 2 carfsi n hi expedition 10 East tennessee
in Deceml- r last
= III caics-s and r1cn earturc5 az Isrolci py II
col stewart al Ven Brtns Ark. Jsluaiy 18Th, lsss
b, Col Ditkey, ~ p.oeniber, lso2 On bis msrch 70
tie bile ard Ohio hniirtaai and - CAPT eameicr
F al Corinfh Mfss.. in Dfc. nier. 1877 -. 49,.
G. Tn officers s.d men paTelts a. o2lcrdi Niff.
an "a. I'd Ct December. Ii. a. uefAff, Il On
tae sth II 5auuary, Ist1 ani al Baton kutsss La,
on t.ie ed Of ehruarE, isl3.
T. IN nersous Nho tasc hscu raptured On ne sea,
ard The Waiers len5ng % he Fa1ne ~ % On ne -
asf of tls enlssraic or Tuiie3 atts ~ fny ii-ns
rrsrious 10 nrcsmbfr llth- l-.2-
aftsfiiahs utb bate bec- arls-tea - ~ Z iiz's
Ifr. DE- sfh Of liay issi and Teieassd 81 rAroit,
srs di-rlafr.d ron Any ano every eliifaiisn scA-
f-.a in - q Ialoie. u ans sucl rf1ttA t-a ihAe1
,rrtsi. ~ .ir-iunrs % be Irie- -fltrf- - eF'I
-. 80 ~ Id rsi-ass 49, 1crrrtf 1nit1 Nth a.
- ,rdIticn re IL dis. harls1 tll4i lie ~ ma
= rferr rsrsan IN irnrcd % aly q fle f-ffE1i-s
fien. ~ IL am saciiun q try rrs'.Ff y fr1ss
e1silr aatrsiu fhft - ctrl-ltc 1cnanr.i sr- n
! ~ 49, r.e-sl lison. fitr ar = ~ nl'tais r.
- 81 a1d faIil1rea % Tie ccrle1cI1 81 E1-I
FOE1sT otfD.
f r.r- n -s.-- frfrt q y > 7rrr.
r,-i.raf. 1.sa--s rsrs -ili f1sifr -. or 80
r1.ir- ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22
QuAErERMAsrEn,s orgIcr,

taU NnTOnIli I'NIF' dNIy VTHi IhIJ, ]
In compliance with General Orders, No. So noirA
i5 hereby given ~ all concerned, hat the ratios and
WAGES paid to tcmstrrs aud for freight in the service
u.dor my ,hargc, as follows;
Tcarslcrs owning the teams they drive, aro paid
freight At tho rie Of three cents YER pound per hun
dr4d miles. Toamstor5 not owning th0ir teams aro
paid wages at the rate ofpry Collars per month and
artion. Teamaiets cho freight through 10 Browns
willie will be furnished there ly my aEsats with Gcil
i,ea for obtaining thcr necessary supplies.
The abov5 rstcs ogo payable altogether II! CoAteac
ratio notes.
luMH.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22

Major Gen. Nagr.der reviewed u troops
II Gen. DeBrsy's command on the 9Th inst.
On the rarais ground near The grave yard.
Tie Major Gen. was highly pleased With ihs
auroarsnce and evolnfions ofths troops ana
issusd a special order, congratulhting tlisin
q heir soIdisriy bearing and proficiency
e E- PHI. 2 ffei- -rss7i Bg''-i'n. t1fa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22

IA We are indebted 70 Col. 7. c, Hnwro
for file cfJackson and Atlanta Ga. pa
pers, received from our friend, Gen. John.
j. Good who is now stationed OF Jackson,
Miss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22
Cnrhen sae,Is sfnnted.

WAIT 10 huv The following ;--BeetF, Onions, kgt
| plant T.r,ata. Psrgaip, Garden Peas, Crsnhrrr,
81 nss,s Farly Six wtsks Beans. Large Mbii'
I'm, pesns. Eariy Case Knile Deans. Ia Dwar
Carn priv Sugar Corn, Eady Tuscarora 80, In
airo. Poppy, Bois d'Arc. JAMES bthhh,
Doaler ia b ok, ss.ds, &C., Houston.
Juiv 10, lsC3--33.3t
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:, RATnl.is Nn1rcE. -.Noli,a

4 sh,rGbY given that ut the May Term, lst3, Of
ilc County Court or Ellls CGurly, Texas, for the
transaction Of Probate bg.ucss, the under nod
Gppoptcd administrator Of The estate Of Will Re.
ven daoc0sod. This 10 therefore ts notify all per.
s6lr having claims again-t said estate TO present
them properly authenticated, within The time pre-
SERTED by law and chose indebted tad eatatewili
please make Immediate pey nrnt.
F. II. RoNEE, Administrator.
Waxrhrrhit, luna %. lS53-3l:ft.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22
srHAYEh

AGO, a .littie DARK BROWN INDIAN
HORSE PONY, about yours old. Heis bran
drd with a T low down tho LEFT lam, and HE ioi'
hind foot Is white will literally reward ans one
Who will deliver him 20 me IA Dallas, or inform ne
as 10 his whereabouts so that can get him again
t a. J. GOUFfb.
Dallas juno 9Th. 1S63-SO.2 mos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22
zoo uead-or sheep for sale.

(tovsfSrING y fvsss, LAlnt- ma itlisfsi D., 2
can D.. f.iIithf Al q bargain ~ frllyins 10 ~
r,rssrsi-re riiss iI7la ne fotn q i,aa- "a iAs
- 81 t.-l.r HtU. q 10 Aiss-tnl-r Chl-ass1is q
u ,,t.il l-Fs.k nilcf- lie shop can u -ren-
1ss-zs-fr
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lnTyDNrITOr THF rONITIUTlOA,


tl..ilmaliri hl tlg hsttta.' ~ a,
/ "a NINtf'f t-f .l'N..tl VI
W Ivy ."t n
2 i0.r Ia. thi 20 '' N.'' t1 t'.i
N'i. hfnl- q. It .".'.tt' t'., l,tt -.tif
~ FNii y. ".t t
tit.h .. NJ. stt.t, 't go. l"l' "- p, ~
'1 l-r L'aistiu.fr l.r n. .t.i-..ai'l '' .-t .p
pi' agd 10 rHtI '. iLr u.F yti. s.."'.t if's ~
"Hfria st t.li s'HaF4i ti'ti.. bio lu'I'l. ~ ~
haa il'h'a ltia.a q" lt' fttE aiS go hlalr NJ lN,
tluArr W. ''.'' 'iti on tt'I 'll.i.H .f 's' 'flht'
ts.d aa'rl4.i, 4'-ttn ll thli lfsF Ifyh t"i "a
tlru IlIf majority riIh- voice cH-i tls" ora nc
TO-" .1rI-r~1- pI hn.N lpitls+ ta't lfsN t'tl u
irTur ~ f't Hr.Hs poo iHH'lIiTls ~ tHr- h3an'
600 IrF'...Hrr ~ nh. seat lEgi-. tr-riun lh'l'Ni
irr 'hfil uiih said l'plt-' alat ~ Pr % amrb4
1tufs N.'tI rllu hv iEt llei 90 saLt ,4a.,
Do yrli No. a i1i.gts sGf ptiF.s's, BE- p-tis "i ~
Constitution I'D h'sir &. itNar liy,n'u N.i w
said rtnlrf, aE'ufHr ID. shuiit go rn or aAlI a..
a'4us, have lref fr. 'hr'r several H'lf lr i'el
Ncg-u 80 ll1 legislature lUs re 'o.e i4'fatH fnsl
have trrn taken o., Ben. agE yr. AVA Ifpyioc.
ilfiA,r wat thr role il iieahy,. gr'r gtL-,. ntv
r.. Do s.-p,uIf. rs r,.aercf fsll y pr.s.'
And sn~.fl- ,Ae a,A l'riflatug 80 fhn yrFU'sr b.
rnuisi sr,slr, o., vote ~ tVo.tlirls o. each tusc
aud he Do, wsrurr yrr.t.ilci ry thg C0gt,iIuiipr
p.-tu8 Igiui trsolujun ny.T0sius an amrAdE.Cnt =
III, Cuasutatl.a, n Altl vas approved by the Cover
nor Tho TIA try 20! D. trad,F, Ism, and NVch join
resolution o. ~ these words; Joint Rrfg!aglL Py3
p1tins an amendment 10 tho state CoRsilIItlun
~ ~ EEllLyEn ny IHr LtJistATJRr &. nm hTATl
oF TWAS, That The al section OF The lolh arucl'
The Constitution Of the s,s'o shall Ne 20 H'aondedf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22

A ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE. Notice
n Is hereby eiScn That he undersigned was atthe
Apri Term, let's, OF the honorable lac Co ~ 1ou!
ofYoupG Comfy. Texas, appointed AdminstIa OF
the cst!e Of W. s. O Ssa! decreased, his is therefore
to potify alIpcrsops indebtedo said estate 10 emo
forward aud make inplcdiate payment, and portions
holding claims against said estate are requested 10
pr soni them, dolly authenticated, nilhin the TINA
nr.sct'ib,d bJ law othcr,yiee they.Silt be barred
LUCISDA o'NEAL, Adininistratrix
Fort B.lkpap, June lS It5'i.--:i3:6w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22
ANNpNNltMENl8,
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For Governor.

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For Governor.
4 Eg.Wr are AUTHORISED ard requested 90 announce
. Ulu. rISULEluN NUENAU, utHurl.-n county,
~ % ,aH date 30. Governor, az th' ,gf~.a geo
election.
. g5.W,srs NJ tlarIlsl 10 anuounr, Ch. EDWARD
CLARK, 90 candidate In thi once e! 'il'i a.!
iLr STAT % Texas.
/ ns. We arc authorized % announce Cen, D. j..
} lHANAERS rs candidate i2s ias yGts o! Gg'r-Eog
&. .s4gs,
FOr Aicuicnnu. Governor.
rs-Wl are authorized aai r'qgc'''r ,p ann,rnco
IlrI. 4. :. Sru,KLALE, %. calhoun county, gt q
candidate for Licgtcaag, GN.IGor @! ID" state oi
EoTa..
DS'ws ars authorised and requested 70 aunouaco
Hon, S1EPHFN n. niRbEN, OF Gonzales county
q candidate lyg Lieutenant Governor OF ih, state
II reIas.
p5-wc IRE authorized to Hnuoune' Dr. ?, W.
kITTRELL, as q candidate for Lieutenant Governor
OF the STATE VI Texas.
For Congress.
D5-wo arc authorised and requested 10 aim,
Hon. MALCOLM y. GRAHAM, AZ e candidate for
reelection to Congress from the 9th District.
ED'Wc are authorized and requested 10 announce
Col. JOHN II. BAYLOR, as candidate for Congress
from the 9th District.
60 We are authorised and requested 10 announce
Hon. PETER W. GRAY, as q candidate for ro.glcc-
tion TO Congress from the Third Congressional Dis
Iric;.
For the Legislature.
niy"V'o are authorized and requested to announce
Col. GEORGE WILSON, of Cedar hin, rs cuUGt-
date to represent the county OF Dallas in the next
Legislature,
70 Wearc authorized and requested 10 announce
THOMAS j. NASH, Esq, as candidate for Repre-
sentoIye in the Legislature, from Dallas County.
We arc authorised and requested to announce DR..
II. J. MOFI Eft, Il candidate to represent Dallas
County In the next Legislature.
pf;-W are authorized TO snnnunca Col. JOHN
"a a far rel election % the lower
House the State Legislature, from Dallas County.
no We are authorized and requested 10 announce
w. H. WITT a candidate for Representative from
Dallas county in the state Legislature.