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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-09-16
NOTICE.

VT1HE undersigned most earnestly
Il appeal to all those indebted to them, either by
note or account, to come forward and pay up imme-
diately, az in debt and compelled 10 have
money Those owing wheat will deliver it at Cedar
Springs MILL or W. II. Sherwood's Mil in Dallas
our cards are in good order, and doing good work
making as good rolls BIO produced in the
State. Wheat, corn, bacon, lard, and all kinds OF
country produce taken in exchange for carding OF
for rolls, at the highest market prices.
B4-Rolls always on hand for sale, at 30 cents pei
pound. ELLIS 1t Mohho"'
Dallas, Aug. 10, 1sG5-49:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-09-16

Brig. Gen. Henry E. MeCulloch, lately Of
the Confederate army, was in Austin last
week. He has many warm friends among
the soldiers Of hisold brigade, as well as
the masses of the people.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-09-16

BGy- The Intelligenccr learns that when
Gov. Murrah was dying, ho called Judge
Terrell to his bedside, and declared upon
ais honor, that he had never wrongcd the
State out Of cent.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-09-16

gs6"iwe are prepared to print the am
nesty oath and certificates necessary for
the Chief Justices, according to the instruc-
tioas contained in the Governors Procla-
nation. Chief Justices of the surround
ing counties can be supplied at short no.
ticc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-09-16

The GAINESVILLE Standard learns that Col.
n. c. Gould has been appointed Provost
Marshal Of Red River and contiguous coun-
ties, in place Of Capt Maekey, who We be
lieve was only temporarily acting.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-09-16

pf1y- Gen. ]. b. Hood is still in San An
tonic, but intends leaving in few days
for New Orleans and Washington City.
His health is now quito good
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-09-16

BeyH We would remind our friends in
this and the surrounding counties that we
arc prepared to print all kinds of blanks
and other job work, at short notice and on
reasonable terms.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-09-16

ESya Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Col. Jno. NJ. Crockett, who has
lost pair of horses.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-09-16

pSy~ We have received No. 8, Vol. of the
Tri-Weckly San Antonio Herald. 1t is n
large and handsome sheet, and exhibits
talent and industry.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-09-16

Boz Our friend Geo. W. Baird Esq, has
our thanks for tho loan Of Now York and
New Orleans paper of late date.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-09-16

BDN Brig. Gen. Gregory, Chief Of the
Freedman's Bureau, for the District of Tex
as, arrived at Galveston, on the 9th inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-09-16

Ees"A heavy rain storm prevailed here
on Thursday last, accompanied by violent
North wind.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-09-16

r5-Subseripton 10 the Houston Telegraph aud the
Austin Gazette received at this Office, at the publish
al ratos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-09-16
lust ARRIVED

500 yards HEAVY LOwELLS and D0MESTICS,
500 yards FINE FRENCH PRINTS, %
1000 pounds COFFEE,
SUGAR,
SODA,
C0PERAS,
PEPPER,
NAILS, &C., &c. &C.
THOMAS F. CRUTCnFIELD.
Dallas, Sept. 9, 1865.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-09-16

BfIySce the change in our terms, at the
head of this column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-09-16

RAJ Col. NJ. 4. johnson was at Calves
ton on the 9Th inst, in fine health.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-09-16
NOTICE.
MALE AND FEMALE SCHOOL.
DALLAS, TEXAS.

R. D. COUGHANOUR, Principal.
Mrs. Lou COUGHANOUR, assistant.
VVHE above institution was open
IL cd on
Monday, sept. f. 1865.
Rates of Tuition per Session of Twenty Weeks:
FIRST CLASS-Orthography Reading, PEN
manship and First Principles of Arithmetic, SIS 90
SECOND CI,ASS-English Grammar. GeOgra-
ply, Philosophy History, Analysis Of the
English Language, Mental and Written
Arithmetic and Composition, ........-"". Is 90
THIRD CLAsS-AlGebra, Geometry, Astron-
om,, Chemistry, Mental and Moral Philos-
phy, Botany, Geology, Rhetoric and Logic, " 30
INC DENTAL "
Tie above prices ARE in Legal Currency. Specie la
ken at 1t; market value.
Each student will be charged from the time OF en-
terng school until the close of the same, with posi-
Gpely deduction for lost time, except in cases Of pro-
tracted sickness.
The school will be taught in the brick building re-
Gently occupied by Rev. Charles Carleton.
Dallas, Toxas, Aug. 18th, lsG5.-is:ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-09-16

Ely~Sce the notice of A. Lanotte-auction
sale of household and kitchen furniture.
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3ur untrre aefs'us bss QaadalSSfti etaSIirt'
Der stn;i,, 'pios ,rs 4s,lt, rs lihsrt,
lhneGs it,.p /, g., -:,.
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unIeren t9eursn Siebtins mid errinnert gu
DIR, Uu Gln3i8Selietter: Nutb, nnsin See
ltebter! h1ben mir AUDI piel perlcreu, 8tel
1T uns 8ebltsben, tpr poQen Dem 2enfer oes
Welten1d dial8 ranten, paB er un8 nidt N(s
les nabm! Sin ~es 8tilanmenlsben
riro uns psr9eiieu laIlen. pae mir perlcreu,
uno rie 9rffnuns ouf eit @ieoerfinOen bort
pbtn. panbelt uniern 5Gner3 in rubiSeBeb~
mntt
70 Sumo fiib'te lih tpunoerbar setrSfet, er
bate oas 9aupt erhcben, nit benz NusoruG
Der grSebuns uno frounlen @ottpertrauens
bius iein 8lif an o,n 9ippeu De8 6rsunoe8,
Der sae uenlAliAe 0er3 t1nnte unD bic
5aittn pesielbeu gu treffsn perltuno Sie
bat ReGt, i19te er; Da8 Sdiflal nabm mir
Mot Gnes, Den Sr5Bsren Gbeil meiues
9luds lief es mir, i'd mill aidt nit itm
haosrn.. ..
(EHrkieAuna fplak.{
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@t1aprltne Granf9eit.

genn ber trresesitee untluse Singing ausnset t&1
ben Rsim bteer imeribaten Krantbet tni1 aasensm
fubI pstr bic 5ardt Dor &atbs6tn3 TIN ab1re6t d an
ene ,a reneeM Gu weI6t Sei5e tbrr griebuna unh
arte 10 anse bs eie Ssmrpmt ssrS dredliteu llsbtls
pte g. 9. en NIT @tiGpl entiI: & Holf, cine bSe
gaIe @&mers I'm &eSfe nHs tn ben @trrH, Abnabme res
eeG6ts Eaubbttt, AWssS die eer 6au 9npen ben Se
nsn ns arEteR Simmer I'M ce*te une GrtremttG>
ten & etsen, ne tanu hite uebtl nit einsr redli@ea
S8nelteet eor h &rftten, BIS ;ulest Der Gaumen Hnh
beitetu @eatntanh ea tleib8 :rS uns Ger Ssb etnen
I1redfen eeieen kaerh ein Gnee mat, hns TIN rad
ienem Naee qrin4 fein ReilenSer aurdttbrt
IS iii cine trdprtee 1taate, bag Gsuente heier rr6t
barren SraRtfe 3um Crr fautH, In Olae ter lluse id
idfeit urptlIenee Drabler wee hur Mnweusuns ieatt
ttlien UiteS te6 @ts rs eie Gcnutirn Sernitsn unt
ben wen egs yetens IN sin eanees Daiea eermaMben.
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hra graea;rer encs rrten EebiJnildeR @paesitn BET
8er Staaen 9rrFtu Eel! fetnts 2ebens tn ben
5spttalern bon 2sassn paris pbilaeepha nS dnbereA
Gtdhien aueebrat bat enIse Der number petlansen
soGerSet bon heuen bic Sef9iae her Wtsejtn rets tn
,tae qettenbe bic an Obreaaaen Nerp5dt mnS anbersn
Rraafbetten Iitten sld4 g. aud, bic kst pISSlitH 0e
sSaiEen a fsbr trre6en bic cit errStben BET strRAeG
GIetntateiten II. a Wurbsr au6eakltdlt1 Gebetlt
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1baxaee &aR ES tAt@N1 sS@SSs@@ss
@p. ~ ga0rbsQ5aptraBe .s...ss
sAs .nr s,srugeLsoAlic Ipeuns nab 5tbHeftrOss.
y,oe an ben osssea gsaseu setegsnen apotsesen Fu5
n,,, ssssn ;feo, Ioie bes Sss9rea Pnbiifar SsenS
.fs6Ien asaepte uns fozai8e es'uss 2'essrbnn'.'
- ,sTtT 81 iesss 9et gaS nit beg srssten SersfSit
rsfgrtist; sa% Rrt s'z br 9SaESs isti&e sensanas
81. at osn 81 a0rea sofe ss9ossasss gssS.Ss'
- S sesviiss EnaIesu eecrsen lDir 10 anerea sa'
.-.s.s...,.., 80 ...p. .'''''''''- Sebr4N
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~f RwteEsc SeiE .s.... .- ....
Sa 6onigbIume (The Honoysuckle'
rber
ELIXIR DE VITAG.
s,.ss Spsse terS seises felt lense ssarn spTsnetsu
Wuf In @urppa tstt une In efm 2anbt Anea IN SseFauG
fplnt IL aus BEN rstREen @osnac tn UerktneIns Ett ee
RSnidss pber ga3ccrtHeinbe m 9Des eeT population ptt
frst uub Sat m baelte la aGem r2nieGtnn6en ber esbet
ere uns gerSauns ishT pertbROA ssstet nm
In DegtG6leuk ala
= .Sas 0aasaetraas uneser 5sss@
tetraGtet
gr6 gttfrs sie wertbscGe 2neue oee Yr0Is "a
nenn etursl aesSet hs &GuIer Att pkne edet tn D*L
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btn etwEhnitden guien" s6ealteer SletGea nne aNss
cwrtrknkn gtaastter as unc eG Is nNn YER -
Srsane IGne BEN Dsttpren antrannt mpreen tne 70 zee
ut eS eber GrtnIer nCa benz Mrtte Ser es aasEDS'
AIS IrtntsBt ett eS betrt5 tner EeeHnS " UetH
self bes @eE8niaGes ais unnbestrsfen b.
gDbrefale tetal NaenteI t5nntn nsttreerp
tGt bees brrsagls6en 3ttterS tit Gtftn DuFene Anor'
Blaf@en tEt9
ben aIleint9en Gigner r-@
8. ID Orn sep. 20 4anDpers, @cFe ooH SgatnsesSS-
,r.7. aeaetisber setn GGGrEtes &Gitstzssss
SeSt eefIlte 8iaIGe Ia dat, BITE ut$t wtbsm Stesfi
&toutrs amf bent RUrt perietem IT.. ..,,.....
geberSerf1ufer erbalten bic 81 eteM Gttfers anGtsF'
ten cpGor .lttbporep6s 81 u8bdne.fatltsr gratis.
Die lcerer Slahen Eerhen eepa retnl Bet hsr HGseF'
Beaeuung NIT go GDusenb franep pYelttmcretameGnHr
stbraat.
GramSp, 9rrGc, gcstaI SSbisfD sumo GEsne,
3u ben anertann suem 0uataten nne 81 lelieta Vretl
t.+ -5s ode 6emsner anh &Gmctnfr~
f959sr ~ aeaenIker ben; Wiarfte,
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gcbfi II cp KcanSaviteH
ssnadt psrtea ais ia nc 3sasunssunfibisset e@ea4e
II tel RI6en ben Seeern GufyIneunBen Der 9ttereH
InS Slae. S0amtnerg;eBunse S9oade Ger steroe Wfa-
IGwddt 6er1fppfen ediG terutett 3ern AuseniGwddss
S&wintsl ErYfldmers GntSuneurs ;. SGiIcS Der Nale
Der Quns reS aRasens Ter Gnssw:tte pnS saer teret
uebel bic npn eewen gchetm& Gswsbnbe tsn her 5usen
belize tbren Cprn eefibrher nt ais ter Sirenea @s-
fans bsit GeStrten bfS siItS terrIben tnS ncnH nt
ses seeetlt wersfn TIRE sfSEGeneen prnsnsfp nernt-
ten. Gwdbe bsr GsnauoH eerprrtriAsen. bic Gbe uH~
mSal8 MAIDEN unb 5nIrst ben S6rpsr uns otn sereoreH
Snm,s SIC ner,
befpntsrs el6e tte p'sr re aGetmen ssers 8swertex
fnt 6G8 1btti 10 pe!e 1dalEbs II ea 81 IruheS Wras
reies mclte u erhabepen Saiente rS entrtdeitea
gerentesfyaite nit benz Dpnrr ter @sre!tamtei esn Sc
tegert unS Ger 9er btdutenee Zone entledt bestn
Dastcn, mSsea ii@ nit orGem Sertrausn nasfr.
aE U,h irats e DssFraeu.
sttr GcI6e pslte nd in uerteirAtbtn bsebEGAsem uub @
ptsilter 5pite roer eines areren 9nee nfes bewIst
GGe nserntie eteen eis Csc Ptpit rStr stttse Ger.
rattna @estartt Ssr Ne 3tttrn uns s&wldt. SOes
GfS5pfuns Der f@retlthften gIrt rerbtn Toned turtr
Derientss meler e. Der Bebanhluns unb TriOrse SsH
Or. pbnitsn uniert tenu Tim al8 etuem Gbrenaanne'
1tne urtt @ ancertrausa anb ssStrE@s Guf eHs Srtt'
Itpe Gsi@tdltbtett psrIaieH. 4H.l 19
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pirb uneersas 9seilt anb bic sre Strait sStr terse.
sa1 SstS SsfH slS sas & m s ss sss
Qprs Dsrer bic tbren 3eiendaften uHbefonnen rSbnen
unse 2ent Fnb 3u etdt Aus9wetfun9en 9enttst rtt
Fe eereA 8pIsen nt esnaa leHnen Obsetd e dud Sara
6trifturen Nebtr&laen I'm 6arn Stetn Hne anStrt Grs
laden eattettn tsnn 10 IL Re bod mstfenheils ese 3set
Iauenen tab he Sra Gr3eusune eber Dtnen per
rrh bic @ 9etrlen 2aRtru eTseben, ais bon DeneE
bic ha wet(t ftnb.
~ Office: go. 7 Sdb.Grebertdfr.,
Feben Tbarsn BON 8altimcrtltr., 6iflt@e @5stte,
bte Stufen binauf.
Ian merle i'd Taea umh pausnuu;mer beEn aNtsiIeR-
be nnb treerifhe yamaer, hurrtetene 1ub senienpie
0u66Iaber Shubfider, Gtefe!lp9ier, Strabenrctnser
anb QampenpuSer l. 70. nennen Br resemaBt8e Aerstc
Inh lautrn angesssen Or. Spbnpa 0Hf In Ger Nabe
R8. aae Srieie ranen tnsn 9cf-Stamp enthsItrn.
&ine 6eilp - 2 G4lsn su8eF6eIt.
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DR.. Johnston,
. attimere Npd.0e efpitat.

bes sin,5e Ar]i. ntidsr au,'i 81 81
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grial;c.re III beod-er !!

Or. aphHacu tisse. aGsn Ntn.u feline SGs an peIGe lid
tur ict+c arttime rnaturSr tSsa tb S6rYsr ser.
fSrence bic Arbeit bic @seapaie unb e Csc un6bs
nadeatt 2alier seltwacst tabcn.
er limb eiHtst ser traersen unS beasenSrerteen SSI4
gen bes ruben Geerbnbetten res YGers SG DE I'M Gia
ten unb ban Gliertru Ggsr;en in Sep SGmI6e tes @e>
R6ts Vssiga btr GRa tefr0f ersCpen ne bSie lnrxte
WaseniHwa6c nnerbnuns efr 8erbouursS~S Aees
aetWe &ntsraftune. Spmptpme Der Sduinbiuest
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SeiA6ft& gSctts-
sv,,n.n n~,tben Rusber ,ur RA9rt@f Das Id bas aa'
bsganute III anpra unb IS etne @Gft
gfr. 1 So 2otabarbssr.s SsRe Soas SrSss&
uner Ser alien gteG Ete btspeF nit unse@1asfn SsnSs
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Sa9 fe1eTe uIio o0lleMbeffe Jerssts1et'tss2s
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lI,.ue ute.

be @ bur4 bsimIte QaEtr se6pi@t babtn, Ste e 70 VII
gen lie aanG6tlt3 pIrtm elbit TN SGlnle tar@ @suts
Ren bee unsetteift, tie Gle unm0e;0 maiden uas
korpsr unb ettt ssr6rsn, eatsn orc fe n5ttg,n 1T.
te Scl4e @sriDneu mea sesy Nt entitlen tn tie
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1eiRtso

Ds ibssdbttn Btrtuassa bsS 9css Fab iesr 81 faro.
ten. 8erlu ees Gebihtnies Ierwrruns Der Sbstr, Ye-
SrId6eitter sifssfrate b6s abnunsts abnetsuns per
Der 9eitGj9aft, utt adj Giulameie, Wstreuen steea
E6 eIbl. dt1tiomseit |. ~ ab sinias bsr 4limmtn
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10 xxsidti9 fir GtsarrennaaSber!
6MNRss lOcbeH ben Res gsrH unb Farmers btr.t tta,
f&Sne AusRdkl SSa Gpnneets Rem aef 5tete Dhip unt
yensissania Dt6SIztt uuHbatt anb 9nlast fsne adj
AsnHeetteat Sees 9nttiAes hse Labads babe eauStid
M tRr &ea bts Ina EetneA aaita dussefubt gnt serse
NsarreRaeF ss IN tars JntereEt RaSta BET mir Ssr-
tniprt&ea -
SDIeph GrSher
UtM-fi 5s.-t -= gSSGGe HeGtimnre unk Erehert6Rr.
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pileerldhrt. Die MusEtcr eeS Yeb reriiuRsrn i'd te.
ltp une ete eee sirp erertten BON flung uHo
landptid,tn Se!rddsngsn, rag uaS h;e 3reHtsu neId
Aeeere eeRieben perireigert iine.
l<+e ttr NtffFe.
Ie eiee &auifnts iplt ndefenb ser tsssen Gtensetn
Sabre In lie cr Mnia:t ;rt ee unt tie euse Rid
ti5r panf&r5t idea &rfrA paeN nclde Sr pbui!e au!.
fure heafn eie ussSs appprteurt rro refe aneere
Eetsnen bslmnnren eas SatltFu III ueSertplten
Waen Entsr! ict rsrf5 ~ snl In 8e;us auf ieinen
Ghardsr els @bre mIr II Sc4na SI Gbarafter unA &C.
Etfsnhaieesf hHe Ssee"es" sine tinrct4sne GervSes
leilGae.
G2 gitt rele rrt eatt uae untceeute,se aundfaIber
pelds irb al5 Mtsie ;a ben Ise &r nupn & MutIns
btgu9en trpilen G'utNtftr. SttielptGry yumnnpuser
n., erbarmlic uas eetdbriie Mad nader trel6e ibr
Qeben aRatt ter eeisn &en,d1it Ger Wieer Gem nie-
brighten Bernie @iemecu fh !rtt egeim5B,a sebleete
MerSt tu!rtn, 5e lnerekresa nidtS pr1eS NbneH
ben id, siihr3ngen. se Geunpbett Nsr nele un1ludl
der g0stie IN tire 0int tennen aersa iten unp ruut
Er Ssbnhpn h1lt hf6bdb fir nptbpenhto an er.
ndbntn, beipnters IGr GSpl6e pelG nil en, Rufe unbs
.annt nb eas feline 8eslaubsseu seer Eplpe beaahia
IN ttney SllIss Itsesn.
slu d'en {. s.ea
Dr. Sssnfpn I'll fer stn,ias reaemsfia oebtltet. aYu
Relder bic Seilnns BON sern 8raatbitie anetat Gene
Wttt.el unb SetanSlung ub allen Mneeren oduid unbe
Iannt Gr 1T beransebltt eint Qeben mehes er In
he erSbn Sppitdlern GnrrpaS nb rem ertn eteies 3a
bes tubdGts n6alia en9anh, araufrstd1 uub tn rem
Blrdts csn 4ttlabtpta u ub Bat etne aus steeERs
sert p.osts, ais aus Gnherea Ntrste BET gDelt. ~
Der, ret3er f Der gEe6t he's Or. pHhfun nsEem Stbt
aap M sertsaasn aof feline GSre ais Aann unb ine Ut
t6NShdseit ais MyBk lLtl~!I e22gSIsen 4IIIi- at
OF Office, ao, Z sab-gtsbertdfssts. HrstV
asHs bon ss'ssaeseHsn tsbsH Der 6erDe'terPoue'~
hGn4truut6Stsn- spsxbeu E&utG gtEtRa.
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betenFsH tas elm eeUnHsr @ei elm getsr Srrer he
aetbTenstsfen GrferserEiile sUr eset)eN l lAdeatel
ne Sd OEne eiet mtrs bic 0fte res 9tssns r aurissn
ptl9trdhrt Die MusNn feS geb MS rcriiNfern i'd tlue
lb nnoee sett wrp sreyen 9}erimci1ung iiH mr.
landpltdtn Se:rdhtsngsn, tdg uaS eie 5reNteu elNe
Ateere efns6sn perireigers ine H
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OerreatleioerlGDet

= UJKLA AG&s4@CtAvV%S VsS Sts -
ssez,@rattRvaae SO S5e wne sss1s
gReinea see6rtea sreunben nnS beaa aubiitgn MAGE
g hermit Sic au5eiss bag i9 Dos ion feat 9a9rez d
isieru cks etabtirte ea iberHonIassn pess nae Hes
aSnbis elm rei95alt9es 9oser bon 4Hasu oo 8earSes
seten 5erreuflebern nsnegr saeSG 81 ben biasn %ts-
isu SOerGtgiS 9atten uRs au als auf 5ssaaHs afSr'
tioev perbe 5tpe Fr sBiatsrrSde uub Spiensense ia
Hen so.ten uub "a aGeu $xeiIeR. Geruer cine GnS-
nabt SeaeuI6rmt st5e &C.. owts sue in e!eies SD
siu4Iaseubs artifet
HE1y aae 8efeuuuseu perbea prouspt, stGts ana
IirsaRer fSriii anesfertist UsrssG
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9 SSJii110er S Strmtb,
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-22
The Masssnlon Coal pine Riot.

mASslLlNNu OALS ~ w.
The strike Of enc coal miners which
took place at Msssillen more than two
months ago hiss ended, and the men COM
renced work yesterday. The suspension
was caused by the owners Of the banks at
tempting to reduce wages rom two dollars
to one dollar and fifty cents per ton for
mining. After several weeks the Miners
Union proposed to go 10 work st the re-
duced wages, but the ~proprietors declined
the offer as coming from the Union, as
they had determined to trest only with in.
dividual workmen. This prevented a re-
sumption of labor, and the pfopristors
then sent eff and some of them succeeded
in employing 8 small number of what il
called Hblseklegs," but these the miners
attempted by force 10 prevent going to
work, and the military was called out 10
preserve the peace. Finally LAST week the
miners made application to go to work,
and like a Glass of Southern politicians
we're reAdy 30 Il let the Union sliden We
trust now thst coal may become more
abundant and cheaper. As it has bean, it
was 8 dear Artie g, higher proportionAlly
than wood, which Wss quite beyond the
reach of the poor. There can continue t.
exist no reason why coal should retail at
our yards at nine dollars and fifty cents
per ton. Let us see whether the block out
Of the miners was the only trouble. B,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-22
Fruit aud GRAIN Prosnects.

The recent abundant rains, combined
with the extreme warm weather, has been
0 incslculable benefit 10 The growing crops.
A trip through several counties adjacent,
and in the central portion of the State, en-
sbles Us to speak sssuredly when we say
thst grain and grass never looked finer,
and the harvest will be nearly, or quite q
fortnight earlier than usual. The waving
fields of wheat in Stark, Wayne, Holmes
and contiguous counties are already DON
ming their golden robe, and barley, Of
which 5 great bresdth was soWn, is almost
Is forward. The insect except in rare cases,
where lands were late sown, is doing no
damage, and heavy winds have been so
n~nfrequent that the grain stands up
straight the heads bending with their
weight. Such 8 hay crop has not been
known for years. Oats are up nearly to
heading, and corn and potatoes are rival
ing in promise the other crops. Verify,
the soil of our grest State is marvellous in
Eicnu6ss-tCk4o ueE DIu6O DOsOm Will buo
hoe ana sne laughs with q harvest. The Sc
we're frost in May injured the fruit crop
greatly, except in a few favored localities,
and enough apples viii not be raised for
local consumption, and of peaches and
cherries there are none. On the whole our
people never had q finer prospect for album
dant and cheap eatables, for the weather
continues fine, with enough, but net too
much rain. Let US all rejoice.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-22
From the Reo. B. z. WeLch, formerly Pas
y tor of the Pearl Street PaptiSt Church,
Albany, Ne'O York.

From tie Rev. B. z. WeLch, formerly Pas
. tor of the Pearl Street PGptiSt Church,
Albany, NeD York.
NEwToNVILLE, Nov. 10, 1865.
DIR LIGHTHILL-Desr Sir: Allow me to
express my grateful thanks for the skill
and kind attention rendered to my daugh-
ter, whose ears have been badly affected
for many yoareJ Sad For aoma.mnnihs past
has been nearly deprived of bearing. The
loss of this important sense is certainly 8
sad deprivation, painfully embarrassing,
and TO q degree known only to those who
have experienced it. If therefore, there
be q remedy Tor this great evil, the cause
of humanity obviously requires that it
should be universally disseminated. feel
it my duty, therefore, and it affords me
much pleasure, to give my testimony to the
happy effects of your treatment and reme-
dies. Ny daughter has suffered from deaf
ness since early childhood. The left ear
has been badly diseased. The right ear,
also for several years, was seriously Affect
ed, and the disease apparently increasing,
threatening the entire loss OF hearing. It
wns with extrems difficulty that she could
q participate in the conversation of her
friends, and for VI years has been de-
prived of this source of social enjoyment.
Happily my attention was directed to your
advertisement, and l was induced TO place
her in your care. Your treatment, under
care of q kind Providence, has been sue
cessful. Her hearing, solar as 1 can Judge,
appears to be perfectly restored. Wheth-
er this restoration is permanent is . ques-
ton time alone can determine, but present
results are certainly very gratifying.
lam, dear SIT,
Truly and gratefully yours,
B. T. WALCH, D. D.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-22

The anniversary exercises of Delaware
College open on Sunday, the 25.h-O of June'
with an address by Rev. DR.. Reid, editor
of the Western Christian AGUOeate, before
the Missionary Lyceum. Rev. George
Parrot breaches the annual University
Sermon at eight P. N. Monday at eight
l. N. DR.. Poe delivers the annual address
before the Historical Society. Tuesday
afternoon Bishop Thomson mskes an sd-
dress before the Educational Convention
at q P NJ. Tharsdsy the % h, President
Merriek delivers the B-sccslsureste and
eonfers the degrees.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-22

General Sherman was in Toledo on
Tuesday, on his way to South Bend. He
was enthusiastically received, and, in re-
spouse to numerous calls, made 8 brief
speech. He announced that he would be
in Toledo again at half past three o'clock
on Friday. Everybody knows that Sher-
mar is always ION time" SO we may be
sure he will keep his promise.