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~ wonder, said Michael, If there's an.
evil spirits ip this county, .. 80
I don't know said tho ventsiloquis., bu
they say the ghosts Of departed Indiaa
haudt the. place. ~,
% tha.'4 no Indian eho,t,' said Michael
|'for 1t spoke ~ good English ss1 do my.
self
And little better, Mich..i.' said. til,
voice, ~ il it proceeded from one 1 stand
ing b. his side.
Och i s&ld Mieh.sl; whit tts tod; It
al. it Ill = '.> .' -.
! no evil spirit. but your guardian geni.
us;' siid tho voice. >.'."5< 3.
| "A mortal queer genius you afs,' Sid Nj.
chael, tat can be heard ard not seen.
+ Get into bed, thsn.' said tho voice, Il
have something to say to you.' ~.~
! You wont do anything bad to me- said
Michael, -: - .-
'Nothin - said the voice.
Honor bri ;ht.' said Michael.
'loaor BRIGHT said the voice. .,
you know you have been hard liver
'Thnts fact replied Michael.
you broke the plsdge,' again said tn.
voice.
'rarus u prachin,' was Michasls an.
swsr.
And did other bad things SAID the
voice.
More than could keep tally Of said
Michael. ~ ts -.
Then will you pledge yourself to N!
th.' you will change your mode Of life
sal the voice.
! III do anything you Ask Of a..' sold Nj
|chacl.
Then you promise never to drink drop
again = said the voice.
Not 10 much ~ would wes 4 wrsns BILL
said Michael.
'Thsn In off, said the Voice, but 70.
member. If ever you attempt 70 break it I II
b present and punish you through me-
'whs is that with whom you are holding
convsrsation r said the vsn,riloouist.
spsaking from the bsd in his natural .vsics.
Nobody At all,' said Michael. 'barrin
some mighty nice gentle nan, thae seems u
take an interest ii thy wslsrs:.' -
oh you are dreaming. said the tsntrilo.
quist. continuing t. sp,.k ii propri. psrso
HI.
Faith, IL. lik. dream sur. -aoueh, ;
said Michael.
The he4t nuthing friend asked Mich
ael TO take his bi,ters. He consented. but
just .s he .Sok tn. glass 10 his baud, th.
voice Of the vsntriloquist. who was present,
~as heard shove his hesd in the air, cry.
Iine out: .~s @sAss'>
Touch Il not. Michael Murphy-.sm.m
bsr your Promise.' .... ~x<, ,. ...y
It va. enough Michael would avt t..t.
t.. '.@t
'The pleasure Of wine with you, Mr.
Murphy said \ gentleman at the dinner
table. : z. ~. u y...sass .ssg gs5s
with pleasure, SIR said Michael, but
just At that moment the voice of the ven
,riloqu'st, who sat BY his side utterirg ead
monitions, was heard to issue iron . cor
ner Of the room. @@#3f}s a +; suI
Thus matters went on fsr . week, till
Michael was then and forever uads testo-
taller Of. s.,~
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MisftllautnMs 3eadiuq.
VE11TzIIs ooUI9A6s
OR
MIKE MURPHY AND ThE CfI03T

An incident occurred ia tho hotel Of un.
picturesque marine Villages which skir
Lake Pontchartain, Oh . certain cce4sioi
last summer, that effectuaily served to dis
pei the liseless enauti ito prevalent in suct
cases. Among the guests there. for th'
time being. WAS one Michael Murphy an %
Icentric, good na.ured soul. from what used
to bs par excel ence. the land of potatoes
but which may now be called the pot a'oe
less land: He had been on spree in tn.
|c'ty. and went over to the lake to dispe
the fumes Of his dsbauch and take sal,
baths and soda water =. the same time.
All this became known 10 ventriIoquist
who paid flying visit TO the place. anil
who had sue h command over his voice tha
he could mako it do anything. from the
squeaking Of pig under the gate to the
singing ola mocking bird. Believing thai
Michael was just about that time in IN i'm
'press'ble state. in reformatory mood, he
thought he would, through the medium
art. endesvo. to effect . chang. in his NOR.
ais. With this view, he booked his name
for bed in the same room with Michael
and about twelve o'clock at n,ght-tha.
hour when the sape.s.itioqs. mind is,s so
fraught with terrors, h. pitched hi. voice
outside the door. saying, in = kind Of from
bone tone:
Michael Murphy, Michael Murpbsy
are you asleep?' @
Who's that said Michael. much star.
tied: ..z.-szs, S. s<s. e.s.+ ;,
Ask me not. bat snsvsr.' sai / tbs ven
.riIoquist. still eoutisuinz his ghost Ike -.
cent. - %E- @ssS&s@5 s~ssEG <sF*z l.
Well. what have you get .osay 2 said Nj
ehasl. s9sse 81 "a; IL ysxz4 ests 4 q z.
asa''s uch Of which want you 70 taks No.
,ice,' said the .sntrilcquist. 1- gs
oh. clear off, sid Michael, 'or else I'll
|give you tay.'
Better ron had continued T. take tss
shan g break the p:sdgs. ass ron hays
dons, said the soics otlssids the doorg pz3s
What's oil this nosss about? sid shs
sentriloqs;st from the bed. 81
some dirty 6l.eksrard .hat,s sa.ssSs il.
Idsof thArs' aid. NiehAsl. .ini1rfssisg viii
what's mons Of business.
'WhJ don't yoo drivs hin xon Is. rid
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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-01
a LltlIe Ni.1fuyksa. =

rs A Llttie @Ns.ais Sess .gfsai AsSsuaa
Speaking Of Col's Hicks serimmafs 20
Paducah We are reminded OFFS little nanny.
goat. Our army swors terribly in Flan1ses'
and they doubtless did the ssms thius iai
Mississippi. s7@>.v v:ra1 Is&es G@Ea aaea5':2
During the battle Of Shiloh. IN edesr
hurriedly> rode up to An aid, and tnquipsd
for General G,snt. That's him with the
deld glass. said tbs aid, Wheeling bic
horse about, the officer fariolsly rode up 20
the general, And. touching his hst thaas "a.
dressing him. &s".e 7a2:i 3sn ob ~ 70
Sheneral, vonts to nsks voa t,pors:
Sehwarts's Battery 10 took &saaJ
Ha! says the General: sa how ,wus
thatl sal haiia1%-@z ia al2ga asf
VslI, rou 80, Shsnsral. dc I'd Shss,.
shnists eams up IL do front Of us ;1ds cd
Shs'eshnists aankea a., ind Dc t~-d Shes!
sshpists came Up In Dc ssaf3 H. ss.l
Sshwefts's Bsttsr1vss tosk. : asI 70 alaz9
Well sir, said ths aeosal. yoa ,of sesfss
spiked the guns 7 .a-as!.sau.: ,lsa7s t,is
va-sdl exclaimed tho Dutehmsn, ia q.
tsnishmtnt sehpiks den guns -,chpiks dca
new sunsi ~; dat would seheoi dsns
We'll said The dsassai, sh.rpln vhsssdia
you do IT,. ss as;;asss ass7<E A3 s7g,.,sx@,,
s'Do1 7T.ws eook dsn5 h.sk' s,aia II
Soe01S - krA .rsafass{ fgs4izaeyys 3 ~n3la
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Proposed lnportau, lnDrovsoeas.

Proposed lnporeani l1Drovsoent.
Our iumbsrmen hsvs project on fsot
that promises to b Of incalculabls benefit
to our immense lumber interests. Should
it suecssl they will no lsoesr 30 depend.
ent on the natural trsshsts (berstotors In.
dispensibe) ,tor getting down the loss. I,
is this,-to cut . canal from Mile. Lac
(LAks q thu Thousand .lslss) % : point on
Rum River abovs the various branches .ow
used TO- getting logs, Mile Las i probs::
bly, the largest tody Of water in the State of
Minn,sot., being Af J miles, long with On
average breadth Of from ten TO twenty miles.
The distance from, the main lake 70 the
I'esd Of RUN river IS SONS fourtssh miles.
This interna.d .dists spaes is taken up " two
small lakes. These small lakes. or II lsast
one Of them. 10 Whist our lunbsrmen havs
heretofore sadeavored to draw sdpply OIL
watet from to deod Rum River. This has
been found wholly inedequ.ts for the pug.
pose desired. Ithss besn recently discov
ored that K . surfscs of the naiu lake ID
some s,eo and one Aalf feet abovs thst Of the
smaller lakes below. Hence it Is projected
TO cut caa.l Of sufficient capacity from tie
main lake. 20 - to secure the benefits
arising from, this slevs'iou. &s
= To do this two projects havs besn prpos
Cd. Ore to 6Soj The sn,alior slskes bv ent.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03

pE-A Robinson, ESD, Of Denton County, sends
us II copy Of letter from his son, Lieut.. J. W Rob
inson dated at John ous Island, Ohio. He says all
the prisoners that place well aud are well fed
and clothed Among the Texans at the Island he
names. It, Perry Merrell, lllh Texas; Capt. Bruce
and L. Ilcnh, from johnson County, 2Oth Texas
Capt II. H. IIopins Willis Bedsoe, and others, Of
til. 18Th Texas. All the officers of the goth Teaas arc
at Johnsnns Island. There are 10 or 60 TeXians in
ALL W. o. Mrdln anf Boon Daughrrty. captured
July 22d. are at camp Chase, and G. W. Bull and A.
j. Aulges of Denton County. are at Fort Delaware
Col Huffman, (of Norgan's old commandl is at john
sons Island, Us is also Lieut. John Eikins of Par
ker County.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03

FB-To eur friend JAIME, Drrsc, f-l., Of ll"nslon'
W. are under lasting obligations, for present vi a
fnc Gold Pen. with which W. write hi pa-grslh.
Our friends, IN reading hi- notice, csnn"t' Of conr,e,
sco how smooth, it glrs over the paper, but we can
as,ur, Ihcm ihat Il Il vast Improvement over our
oil worn oul steel pen, and We feel proud that We
have again become the pusSrsSor Of golden ,uhsi-
tuo for The "gry GOO quill" In the language Of
our friend, IL hi, note mpanying the pen may wc
never ndilo with II a line, (which, in dying, We
would wish to blnt out"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03

FEos Cnsus's RraiAIsT.-ws have received, too
late TOT pullicalcR tLis week, hoSeyer Ale Ter from
he shove regiment giving driailhd aeeoani Of the
dghi al Hurricane Cr.k, Ia mile non Little Rock,
on the slsi October, which, as Is upplsassHily the
case with many of our army letter., has hsrn delayed
on The road We shalt publish The rllet neat week,
Arcumpa wing lhr 1 llcr coines The iullowug cAn'
graulaiury lrl,rr To Lieut. CT hIlils' ~lirh Wa
taku much pleasure IN Iublshingi
liD.Q Hs L0GASs CAVALRY COMMAND, !
Princeton, Ark, Nav Lat, 1851.
CoLoNEL - am directed by Col. Logan,
to enclose you Special Order, Va, 81, from
these Head . mrters by which you will see
you are to move ~ once TO your proper oon-
mnhd.
The Colonel regrets that you have 10 leave
us, aud his hest wishes will attend yourself
anil the gallant officers and men Of your reg
imcnt wherever the fats of war may send
you. lie thanks yourself aud officers for
the promptness with which yOn have obey"d
orders, aud the assistance and On operation
You have given him in every instance. lie
takes much pleasure in certifying 10 the
galnnlry and goni conduct OF your men IN
every manner. Aud, Coloncl, In conclusion,
allow me TO give yon my best wishes, with
those Of the Colonel Commanding, for your
success and may The name of honor and
distinction now awarded to your regiment,
ever remain without II stain; and - n may
our standard wave victorious over con-
orcrcd ior and Yourself and comrades in
arms return with honor TO your friends at
home. an, Colonel very respectfully
Your friend and obclienl servant,
(Signed,) t. A. WARREN, in,
4. A. \. e..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03

n2-Whilr we ARE acknowledging the receipt Of
presents and nrc in good humor with our-elf aud
the rest Of mankind teXcep, the Yankces) "" must
not forget to extend onr thanks to orr friend v. T.
Davis, Of Anderson, for a handsome knife which re-.
places one We had used for several years, and which
rather nysicriou,y disappeared from our Office few
weeks ago. We may we'll add that Dir. D has quito
an assortment Of gois for sale at the Post O0i"e in
this place
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03

rs-A project is on foot in Mexico, for railroad
from Aatamoros to the city Of Monterey, The ais
lance is 50 miles and the estimated cost OIL inc road
with the necessary machinery &c. is s3loo'Ooo The
Monterey Era says that the Emperor is protecting
and inducing spirit Of enterprise to all projects OF
internal improvement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03
LIEUT.. Col. CRUZ. MILtHR,
Commanding Regiment.
BY LAST NIGHTS NAIL.
rnm M nnnlLnn NaM.. Nny. n.

rom the Unuatnu New, Nov, Is.
R,cuvoxn Nav 5-Foo,e onposcd tho
presiJnpts recommendation TO c.nseript
and detail all editor, and employees Of
ncwsr,nnrs Mr.. Ch,mbe,liu opposed the
rosoIn,ions IN errlov uegroes in The army.
The Kim IN reinforce the army conscrprs all
ta,,,oa, tho ,ao, or Island 4; revotes ali
ovor,,,,iors anil d,taiIs and ,uthori,cs the
pros;Jc,t 70 groni dr,oils
,oy,rr1;..,, i o,I,.l rc.oIlipc all orr
c,n,,ni sS ,o cornicn ncI,s and ann,h.
o. w;,ll,nIjing all aid or sympotbv in the
establishment oran empire n Mexico. Com
'nia.;',a. o',id Las nronose / 10 'G,.ant IN
,my ,.Jo,l'inr for rohe, nrisoners M the Nnrth
ana nav win cotton 10 be allowed to pass
thn Wiinipoton bloclndc.
Tho Londor Herald denonDccs the can
,rre or the Florida IN INDIGNANT terms.
The Times saws the capture wasan act Of
simnlc nracy, When within neutral waters
she should have been perfectly safe The
Iondon Herald saws if The Washington gov
ernment does NOT release the Florida all
,roriti1ne nowcrs will have n right 10 inter-
faro
california has rorc for Lincoln bv 20 900,
O,oonn Nv, , OOD Nevada bv 3 .UDO.
rhoro l. M military news of imr o,qapco.
al, snrn,s oniet A lnrre portion of Hoods
amy is ain in the vicinity of Florence.
T,lnro II boe nontoons across the river.
Esssendan b,. RESIGNED and Walker has
hoan onnn;n,cI in hs Mace There has
bocn heayy skrmishing In the Valley.
N,,y ynux Nav II DISPATCHES from
CIV Pain, s,y tho enemy ia mass,rc heavi-
i, an attack l. cxnectei. The fleet at Fort
Iionroe nnJer Admiral Porter. is the larg-
est oymaJa yer collected during the war,
evsrvthinr il comnlete and 1t will sail soon.
Tsjsoroah
LATER.
The Tc,coronb got some dispatches yes
tcrday fro,e camden. Lincoln in his next
messace will recommend the abolition of
slavery or conrse slavery will be abolish
Cd on ,,anor in much the same way that
most Of he Yonkee victories are obtained.
4 WASHINGTON dispatc6 saws Sherman ar
nv, has heen heavily reinforced, and his
dismo,,r,oJ man remonnted. and that Thom
as nav in front of Hood has also been re-
;nforced snFicient 10 prevent Hood from
damoging Tennessee and kentncky--that
Shor,ean ie onero,ing in Hoods rear, and
b,s cut of Hoods retreat south. and that
tho rshol advance in the Valley has not vet
talen nloce McClellans resignation in
Tho armv Is announced A Chattanooga
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03
MARRIED..

On THURSDAY he 9th Nov. nlt, at the residence Of
.be bridss mother Grapevine Prairie, Dallas County
Mr. THOMAS KIKEIEY, 10 Miss PHoEEE HILL.
Acoompauyiasng above notice, comes plate Of
rich brides cak. hieh We have dtly discussed.
treat which has indeed been rare with us for many
months. Nay Hrsyen's chois-st blessings rest with
IN. happy eonpls Il ID. new life IN which ths5 are
Just entering.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03
Soldiers Home.

We arc glad to know that the matter Of establish
ing Soldiers Home in the Town of Dallas has been
taken in hand by our citizens. At preliminary
mecting held at the Court House on Thursday even
ing last at which Col y. II. Darnell presided, az the
request ofthe Chairman, Col n. NJ. Buriord explain
ed the object for which the meeting was called in
short aud pertinent address, after which, on motion,
d committee was appointed to draft la Constitution
and By. Laws. and to make the necessary arrange
ments for procuring suitable person to take charge
of the Home said committee TO report al an ADJOURN
ed meeting this afternoon at o'clock. President
Secretary and Treasurer also elected, and the
Home we are pleased to say, seems about TO become
one of the Institutions of our town.
We cannot too earnestly appeal to our citizens ior
their jealous and substantial support of this under
taking, and call upon thcm to lend their nsssiance
literally and promptly. Every citizen of the county
should become member of The associations and lhey
now have opportunity to give whatever assistance
is in their power to the cause. Contributions may
be made in money or provisions, and it is expected
that subscriptions will made at the meeting To-day
Our country friends who may wish TO contribute VIII
be notified to whom they may send, as soon as The
sp,erp Use is completely established.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03

IT HAVE two full setts OF BLACK
u sunH fo5ls. together with asnpcrior TUNING
LATHE, horse power att-chet an a VA bEh'
LOWS win the necessary tOpl-. Ia good order. M
for,.s. are 20 arranged that FOUR FURNACES car
be- attached. [ have also. superior machine TO-
BDRINg IRoS. in irst rate order, aud IN daily n-s
A.n a THgrsnER a HORSE PDwER toe az
I,oSsGG ar CANE MILL. and about i0uO pound
|coof, IRDN Also for sale, Ctrfs, Ok wagon
c,Ts HOUSE AND KITCHEN FGRSIrUhE &c
All az which ofir to exchange for CASH Or for
MILES and will give q GOOD BARGAIN 70 any
,n-l ~is,,ia~ 2, avehsnge-
III ri,4 a. go ..r-h. iff is ntr aIli haf.ft
MONDAY DnCEWnsH -, 1SGt
i,gif "a tit,t its ~ 10 r.aaa. Or nlcn TO-
a. then trls,hs nns5ii. O. ale ~ ruGLti ANg'
vioN b. LOWS.
palss, Toxas. Sog. q, lssi-i2tas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03

ns-Ths following the officers elect for the en-
suing Masonic year, Of Tannehiil Lodge, No. 81 f.
A. NJ The installation will take place at the Lodge
Room in Dallas, on the night of the 9th inst:
Mar. NJ. BuRFoRD, W. NJ.
A. NJ. MOORE, 5. W.
j NJ. BRows, J. W.
GEORGE " STEVENSON, Treasurer.
JonS W. SwISpELIs, Secretary.
Gro. W. NASH, Tyler.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03

The Houston Telegraph has received papers from
Fast of the Mississippi Of the End November, from
which il makes some extracts. We copy the fell,w-
ing
Gen Logan, says the Constitutionalist,
who formerly commanded the 10th Yankee
army corps, has been appointed TO the com
maud at Atlanta, and declared Military
Governor of Gcorgia. lie is now on a visit
10 Ohio, and Gen. 0sterhaus commands in
his stead, By the time he is ready to re-
turn, we hope TINT our civic Governor will
be prepared to give him and Baron 0sfer,
haus fitting reception. The inaugural
ceremony will take place at the hotei ue
Andersonville.
The Bristol Register has late Information
from the front in East Tennessee. cen
Vaughn sent scouting party in'o she no
ted "Chimney Top county rev JAYS aeo
that they captured twenty -nyo heau
horses, fifty head ofbeef cattle ana punish
ed the bushwhackers considerably.
We learn from the same source that quite
a large quantity ofsupplies are being gath
cred In the counties below---that the country
ahounds II, considerable supplies, and thst
tho army is increasing daily. No portion
Of the country is capable Of afording q
greater quantity Of subsistence for the ar
NV than East rennessee--hence the impor-
tance of a permanent occupation Of the same
~ orr forces
We vers fsy9rsd, says he Missisappien
Of tho "a. withacal' this morhinE ibn Ma
icr s Bursor5, Cen Beaarsgs g chief
ofslae sbo e pow in ibis city &c Inc pur-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03

pose o. making arrangements Tor establish
ing permanently Ia this city, the I,e.d,ua
ters OF the Military Department 90 tho Wes.
Tie speaks IN g owing terms Of the spir
ofo troops and the extraordinarily ohee
ing prospects which aow lie before the arm
OF Tennessee, Ills few minutes couyrrs
tion this morning has done more TO enliyes
and cheer rs up than all The news We In .
hsl Tor many u day, t4
FROM u prominent citizen Of Madiara
county We have the reported capture OF o.
ealur conIirmcd, This gentleman who lei.
Nh'losbhrg On Friday Inst, states that D.
o''hr' with 3O)l prisoners half neg
'roops-wt' captured by stewart. corr
OF Hood SAMMY, on Wednesday, 26ih ul,.
when our informant LEFT Whitesbnp-
heaVN hrng was heard in Tho direction !.
Huntsville, supposed 10 be an attack by ol-
forces on a,a, place.
We give he above report full credi,. n,
being m the a,tin rcliablc.--Sclniu plsph
From the columbus sun, Nav
II worl be- difficult Tor ~ 10 daliuo tb.
present whereabouts. of the Army OF Ter
ncssee, even were it no, "conlrabaua' o.
do 30. If the Yankees are ny ignoran, VI
Hood 5 movements uu,l ntentions as yo
are there is noi much prospect icr tet;
soon. Transportation 10 the Front isg.y
eno'er the MIblcanl Ohio Railroad. Pa.
ties desiring 10 go to the Front cnn find !.
by thal route provided their "papers' 30
al. right.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03

G6't lady friend has kindly sent Us a quantity Of
mammoth sweet pnlaio,s, which We de- not think can
be cqri,lri in size. in these parts. We can readily
az ord to brag lhem and dare any else to beat
them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03

pb-Sc new advertisement oi Jamo' hngke In this
days paper Books, stationery Music and Garden
seeds.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03
I'M prrsileni clnser hY re.

'H' Wv '"'N 'HfN''' NfNNN'
cred by both parties to lhi'
war, 4 disposition to nego'
cation among our enemies
viii be les, and most certain
j. evoked by II demonstration
OF om ability aud delcrmina-
tion todelchd our rlglis, lie
adds: "Lcl MS then rosululciy
continue TO devote our unlm-
paired energies TO the defence
OF onr homes, our lives aud
our hle.Iios,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
ScRGmN fLorR.--Wehayc
9. saiurlv vi this iiouN made
oi the seed OF the Chinese
cane, which may he seen NJ
our office. The planter who
sends IT to US had ~ means
oi boiling tins ilvur, nor had
h. taken oil the hull Of the
seed bplore grinding 49, the
consequence is, that the flour
has a pnikish color.
Those who have aioa;rial
ri tbis cxcc,,put 1ou,. renre.
SOM i,t,hoan odn,i,ullcsub-
p,;,r,. ia, hu,.Lwl.nt Made
I'M, Loc.r,Le If IS u ycrv sa.
yo,y hrc,d /, is likely TO
con,o ;nIn y.,.y rcuuul pse.
II nr,n,r.d III, Wheat four'
=, hni,inr Ma nr;rc,, whirb
:, o,n hn oGi,r.j IL ,Lo mar
L., n,,, Il. ,>s,,mcl otSI5or
son nc,. sncL Rntosnrocrc
XIX So,c,,nm ri,idy frnm RI
"a h,T,L'I, SIN , s,ct
, - ha q, ,,,,nar,,i,,g
SO ri. nrod c,,nn or,b;s
y .";n u,o ,,,.cs,,,, ycor in
Grorria. mus, amount 10 five
MI, ,rhns,'o,s w. h,'yo
,,is rrrut sunply of food TO
.',i ,,, ,,,,, I,o oyort
=, ,r', !, I Jssci" ",' a, ,bn con,,non
W. ,,.a,,I, ml'nn, and n,izn
N",'' ,,,,,a c,. a,F,o
,,,,l,,.,l o,.,;n,ry oo,.,LIo
' ,1so,i ne s,,hst;t,,,es
~ ,,.,I 40 cn,,.I,,,,,
g, t,1 mI,,, !. s,iIl'wn,e
,l,,,.,,ia ,n Lnnw ~ Tho MO-
s,,r,r .,n.Il
9 ,;, S,r,', $50 hoilod
Ia ~, ~ son n,,.os
,,' ''', t : s,,hs,i,,,to very plro-
'''' 49, wy, .,Ia,n,,,Io Sd,,,,,
W. p ,,''
W J. are Z au u, 10 'e"'n' s n
tAe houston it'es ',r'''' 'i,"S
,Ae corpus 'r's'i i'nhcI'e'o
j. 10 oe ,en'oFeu 10 DION MS
lie. lie I'm lUlIa nee Ul III "
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03

rs-rhe Confederate District Court meets 10 HOus'
ton, on Monday next.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03

HJ-Suh.rripou 80 The Houston Telegraph aud tho
huNin G,gettv received at thi' ONCE, al the publish
ed rates.