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For One Dollar
which they need not pay anti it is known what is
drawn and il value
Entire Satisfaction Guarsnteed in all
Cases

.. NV HoRE, January, ls65
The Eureka Gin Association is the Original an
largest Gin Association in toe country.
ltz business continues 70 De conducted in a fair
and honorable manner, and greatly increasing
trade . proof that our patrons throughout me
country appreciate this method Of obtaining roh
ana elegant goods. None can re teve less than the
value OF their money, ~ no art Gle our List is
worth less than One Dollar, retail, and there are
No Blanks.
Letters nom various parties throughout the coun-
Try acknowledging the receipt OF very valuable
gifts may he seen on q at our Office
Faries dealing with rs msy depend on hav1ug
prompi returns, snd the artiHe drawn vii be inn
nledstely sent 70 any address by return mail or eK
press.
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$500 Doc. Painted Buckets
5000 Assorted BrOoms
1900 Tubs, painted and white
$500 Nests Baskets;
1000 Pkga. sPi0ssj
500 Pkgs. Wrapping and Sewing Irvine
800 Pks Wick;
500 Box Soap, No. l. German sDd Toi!e
/ 800 Coils Manila R8Pqi
800 Coils Hemp
1000 Doz. Bed Cords; 1of sos-
1900 Doe. Liquor Kegs5FEC-
500 Cases PipklaslLCTr Trrr.
$4,000 Assorted Cigars. common, medium
and fn6Ic-g1 HF
1000 BOxiPipes, wood, clay, stone, &C.;
$500 Cases Can Fruits; -...
$50 Gro Assorted Brushes;
1900 Resms Wrapping Paper saa ..
1000 Boxes, Plug, Chewing, ard saloEing
TOkRsgai at levef prices than any
house in the West.
LOCO Doc. ziuo aud Wood Wash Tubs;
SEQ Pigs. B. a. Cedar Wares Fl N
1000 Doc. Well Buckets; -L
500 Bales oakum.
a 80 ni-.
aucets, L5-IC-
Ladies',
Carpet Warp,
Matches, "
Blseking,
Brandy Fruit,
Isuces, "
Catsup,
Pepper Sauce,
Mustard,
Crackers,
sr-L Stationery,
Wood Bowls,
Starch
Candles, .r..
Soda,
NOPs,
Snuff, &c.
-. M. EFT,
Corner VAIN and Front SITS,
Aprls-smthAsu c5ScISSATI, o
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road, bringing informstiOn that the
rebel soldiers are plundering the town
q Charlotte The citizens are very
DESTROYS of obtaininga Yankee earri-
son 20 save them from their friends.
The 2Sd corps is being distributed
along the road toward Charlotte. and a
portion Of Kilpatrick's cavalry starts
for that place today.
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Fluid Extract ssrsapsPiIls
/ %EPHILIs.

ms Is Al Affection Of the blood. 40 ssts.rs n
bindpipe, and other mncus slrisess -, -
appearances N the form a Uicsrs. Helnsssl-I- -
Li.et SarsapaTaia purass the Slosd. aaF -s7re-e,
-.-leJ silP.lon- = - SKIN pUng % u CON
81 expressly iaf thls clsaa q oonplsiats ~ 49,.
PlLiyll g pfaPsr1ee are preserved h a s-s.ls- -,
1l' '''An ~ otnsf prsparstioa ~ aaraasariHa
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Police Department.

"a Mrd-John Firth, A. Crosthwait.
20. % Mard-Jss Miller, W. Bonds, K W. Garner.
Vim. Danley. --- 0'- N0i'
4tn Mard-Wm. Mallory. NJ. ". Thompson.
Riley. --''4U' 'Nloe
ender, Chas Hill - O''
O.. lth WardiT,-Joseph CapPs. J. Csstemsn, W. B.
eth Ward-Ben smith, Th9s Henderson, F. r.
Richo, h. II Mansfield ~
. s1h Hard-Nm Watson, B Mckinney, d. B.
r, As lsiaats North Of Br ad stTeel-Robt. +. Hodge
d Grosthwait. ' - -
Assistants south Of Broad street,. W. Glover
John L. Cotre
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sAMARITANS GIFT.
sent by mail ia q r,Iarr ..-,-..--.
BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or VeperiaI
Diseases etc

BLOOD. BLOOD BLOOD.
Scr9ofulla, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters.
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Vener;aI
Diseases, etc.
On n y a .l slIAN KOOl AND HERB JUICES
s,I ~ N 81 % me public A. positive errs
p 81 ~ ~ u EElNEklAL DISEASES. me 81
llArlL NJ ROOT AND HERB JJIICFS = -
most potent, certain and efFsetrlsi =, : We
eIned; Il reaches snd Candidates even ~ "
md 1 n1,s Pois9p 50 that The cure IS thorough
edy and be hesled and not fra1s,i. -. - Rem
'e''5 'ilI ior which you may repent in s6er vears
DO NOT DESPAIRJ
Although you may be pronounced i,,.,,..,,. a,
Sanartan's Root and Herr Juices viii rsr, > ..e
gestge Of lmpu tiles from he system 81 ~ "a
we go effects Of mer-ury. ~ 81
FEMAEESI FEhTALESr4
N many affections with which prrr,be-g - r
males suffer, the ROOT AND HEPB - " 9 E =
mos happily sdspted-in Ucersred Uterus In a.,
Gorrhoea, IN bearing down, Failing OF ne ,ge-CL
Deo'iy' and Tor all complaints incident to no @ex
Samaritan's Wash
is, IN case Of Syphilis, used in souu,ct;o, ...,,
ne ROOT and Herb Juices. Full iirecfions I'm
The efficacy OF these remedies is 49, -,
slgta ~ ply Sicians and patielfse They are Uss5
% ne y. :; Hospitals, thIis restoring 10 bssltb
many Of our brave soldiers.
= FIont "a bc1ttHa0rs SiHl.
CHHAT TIE SURGEONS SAY or TIE a
AARITANS REMEDIES.
"FosT HosPTrAL, FoRr MARsHAL1
Baltimore, MS,, Feb. 81. Isss1,
nave &reat satisfaction in stating thaf I ~.
Nseo " me Samaritan RssasIies' for Venersal M
eAse 70 Us most customary form; thai nave 1slj
mem WITH Judgment, discretion, snd pr5periv oDJ
nave mond them % respond ID NV erfiri1.s, -,
Rompq} an sHectGslly. KNOWING Their rgr,0[-
slbon. have the fullest Confidence iT tLsi- ss -
th9m strongly. Ares r p .,llloHu
Assistant Surgeon 5th New York Vols
Lei y ne understood that these remedies are a.
~ SEQ, ana VIII positively cure the diseases
rice o. Male Packages, samaritan's GIN g. %
i gelnsIe % 90 Root and Herb luce g. ~: Wssb
sold by w. J; c. ". SIXTH. Druggists
Co~ner ChuF b and Vine street..
NAsHyHLE, TxsN
Philadelphia. '''N'o s''eelsi
lml8-6m.
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New Iron Store.

TUE UNDERSIGNED HAS MADE Arrange
Il meufs With one Of ne Elost eKaen=ira pdI.ar
Mills N Pttsturg for al az-p saprly o. Iron nrd
Nslis % - sold si Pfeea CORES poalng Hltn Pc
burg rEres- large % * o. Par. hslt Iro1 ~
Naiis vi b. KEEPS % hand 0riaFs fa- ars 80
and dfscr ptuns VII Re promptly executed -
sold ~ httsHurg ETes- '-
u. D. DlCkEf, Broad and h Oh ~.
msy2-H DkTI So
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The French Game EXPOSED

fr'm the LnOdJn Daily News, April 20.
The Emperor Of the French NAV be
well persuaded that the American GOV
eminent has no desire or disposition to
interfere in any foreign quarreIs. In
the very hour Of victory a member of
that Government has declared the pol
icy of the republic to be peace and non
Intervention abroad. None who know
the high-minded disinterestedness and
/ generous sincerity OF the Emperor Max.
lmlllan, and how absolutely ne was be-
! trayed and duped into his present false
and difficult position by his patron and
protector, who persuaded him that the
republic of the United States was no
more, and that the New World was
ripe for monarchy, can wish him a
worse fate than a speedy and safe re-
turn to Europe. Ill a-
If, indeed, has throne Che has no
child to take it after him can FIX it,
self on that unstable soil without the
aid of fifty thousand European merce-
narles, or at least without the aid Of
thirty thousand French troops. the
Washington Government may be con-
tent 10 watch the experiment with
playful curiosity but 50 long as the
Emperor of the French is still project
ing new expeditions and new con-
quests, in The character of the Emper.
or MaxRIilisn's ancient it is scarce
ly probable that President Lincoln will
be induced to recognize any other Gov
ernment OF Mexico than that of the
President Juarez French statesmen
are sadly blinded b, their 10isles vh1,l tEsy
,gou58 fam play of Canada against IHdrico,
and invent an analogy between the
state Of possession in British North
America and the state of possession in
the Mexican territory occupied here
and there by a French army, or by
Austrian and Belgian conlngents.
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frightfuI tornad

q frightful tornado s~spt over the
country between Evansville and New
burg Indiana, last Friday. A number
Of dwelling houses, barns, fences, orch.
ards, &e., were destroyed. The
track Of the tornado was mile and a
half in width.
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TO tDEERTIsERs IN DETAIIl,


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from Il 10 8 lines, 81 00-each additional line, 20
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tons. IS cents per line.
an endorsements occupying speciai position,
aui al double column advertisements vii be
cl1r-ed - & per cent. adFance on regular rates
HARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VIII he charged ct the regular advert sing rates,
H1d must Invariably be paid advance or no IN
sarrlOn made.
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Saloon for Hale

IA : o-ef iorfa'e . sa'O.r uifh ioek ana A.
" tarrss eng god businsss IA a w. -
7sa.e Pari Of Tie CIV. 4 fre rarie. 49, 81
80 oniE ~ - month price 500 = + &C.,
or ssis only pecaase AeoWuar Eilhes u -, II y
oiy. Apply 70 save NE
"a "a. NELSON a KURFRKF.
y Cherry sirest.
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GREAT
100000.

Distribution Is made in the following manner:
Certificates naming each article sud its Value. are
placed 10 sealed Envelopes, which are well mi red
one @. these envelopes, containing the Certificate
or Order for some article wall beyeir ered al our
ONCE, OF sent By mail 20 any address, without re-
gard 10 choice on receipt OF - cents.
On reeeiyng the Certificate The purchaser viii
see what Article il dralrs. and Its 1niue ana cav
then send One Dol ar and receive the article named
or can choose any other article on our Last OF the
same value.
20 Purchasers u our sealed Envelopes, NAV in
this manner, obtain an article Worth from me n
Five Hundred Dollars,
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SPLENDID LIST OF ARTIoLRs,
All to be old for one D,Il.r saoh-

70 zach
All the goods N the above List will be sold WITH
ont reservation, for ONE DOLLAR EACH Certifcsta
# all the various articles are placed N similar en-
Feopes and sealed These envelopes vii be sen
by mall, or delivered at our Office wltborr rspo-l
70 choice On receiving certificate Won nj ses
what u represents, and it is DIPLOMA with YOU q
send one dollar and receive tie afticle named n
any other IN the Est OF srne value Ia al transae-
tons by n1sil We Charge Tor forwarding the cert n.
Gates paying postage and doing the business. %
cents each. FIVE CERTIFICATES vii be sent Tor 81
ELVES for 81 THIRTY for s.; sIxrY-TIyr for sic
and one HUNDRED for SIS By this mode we give
selections nom varied stock Of fine goodq. y; me
pest make and latest styles, sne Of IInsIc worth,
A a nominal price, while ali have q cKsnce Of secn'
ring articles OF the y2gy highest value
We guarantee entire satisfaction ia eve ~ instance
and 4 tperf Should Be any person dissatisfied WITH
any srucle they may receive, they may immediate
" return u, and the price will be refunded
AGENTs.-We allow those acting as AGENTS Ten
tents on each Certificate ordered, prOssAsd their
remittance amount to One Dollar
They will collect twenty-five cents Tor every Car
ahcate, snd retaining 10 cepts remit 50 Us rs cents
for eSpA.
- address - GEO. DEMERIT & co, .-
lanl-sm S3 broadway. New York
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GEN EcESAL HOSPII AIS
SURGEON H. P. sTEARNs, 0. s VOLS,
superintendent and Director Of Hospitals. Ofic,
"A Cherry street.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL. ann
=, Near Pe1itentary Surgeon Burldh OOsk. U, g
WIBsoR HOSPITAL,
On On Harding Pike Asst Surg. Apologize, U. s
.rl1la OFFICERS HOSPITAL.
College Hill. Surgeon J. E. Herbst, ; Vols
IN charge. =
NO. GENERAL HOSPITAL
surg. B. B. Breed, U. s. Vols, in char ge.
-srl no 2 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
College Hill. Surgeon J. z HeFhst, T. 5 Vols
10 10 30 SGEEERAL HosPIFLI.
:, ?; T. y Cor Public Square Surgeon J, R Ludlow
5r 40. 5 GENERAL HOSPITAL. ID
n, nssenie Hal, Church Asst. Surgeon
Whitehead. y. S. A. in charge
no, II SMALLPOX HOSPITAL ,- 81
s On me Charlotte Road A. Asst Surgeon Z, ".
.. no. IA GENERAL HOSPITAL
Fuller. o s. Vols, in charge , - 80.
NO. Is GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Corner 50 inner and Line-streets Surgeon ",
n. Chambers, U. s. Vols. in charge
NO. 10 CONTRABAND HOSPITAL.
on College, between Church and Brosd.strssts.
Asst surgeon A; J. Comfort ., s. v. N charge.
1 NO. l9 GENERAL HOSPITAL. 1... 81 .
u market-street between Union ard Church.
streets. Surgeon Perkins, u 8. Vols IN cbsrge
n.r. -Hr Z. 80, - = e-1rI 20 rlgL.
-.-s-l Ho- 74--- - ~ g-l.814 % O..
PosE DhFESsART.-N0 u South Cherry At sur.
geon VIM; Threlkeid, Us. Vols, attending ON.
GERS and their iaui'iesu7 rzrr-- ! y
Surgeon F. W SPAELtSG. 10th Mich WIS msdi al
DIRECTOR OF Post Forces, Office No Is College st.
Posr hosP1rAI-corner OF Cherry and Elm sts.
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Rations have reached Salisbury for
Gen. Stoneman's command, 70 prepare
it for a backward march into Ten
NASSAU
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AgenLs Manled EIerIHhare.

rs- Orders Tor Sealed EnFelopes must IN ever
csse De Uccomp panied by gHE ASH with the name 81
tlc p.rson sentIa- u,d towu- county. and Stslo
pialny written ~ Letter. ha.ii Be addressed
% the 81 Enagcrs, as D. lrws
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BOARDING

a sEw GENTLEMEN CAN BE AcuOM3fO.
S,, 49, VIZ y hoarding 10 prsate isuIly b A.
e Ne Pes once. '-'''.7 ,ssssss,..
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A few weeks win serve to open up
the railroad from Richmond to An.
gusts, as but few of The bridges are
down.
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LIST OF ARTICLES
To be SOld for One Dollar Each.

Without regard TO value, and moi 70 be paid for IN.
al you know what you wiH receive
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IsEe no RslssEn, Mercury. or unr. -, q, ,,,.,,,..
'o' nnp'-aHAnt aud dangerous diBsasss.
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I-e-ls-tEtl you may be pronounced inrurghre d.,
2elilaElianss koot and II erb Juices viii rs-,rv -
yesqge or lmpu tiles from he system 81 -
i the bad effects Of raerarrv '-- ~ vel as al
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~ NY aIIetlluns slLh Whlch nuInbers Of p
Lnsles surer, the ROOT AND HERB IofCF5 4
most happily sdspted-in Ulcersred ITfe-,s N - :
GTorIrhesas IN bearing down, Failing Of ne ,goTrL
Deoility, and FOR all complaints incident h, ~ -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-07-08
The entire length o. the new railroad be-

The entire length Of the new railroad be-
tween Vera Cruz aud Mexico will be three
hundred and fifteen miles, the highest sum
nit level eight thousand three hundred feet
above the sea, beiag double the height Of
any other railroad in the world: twill have
an incline oftwenty-three miles and grade
Of twelve feet per mile, on whi,h the curves
have radius Of Eve hundred feet There
is one bridge to be built two hundred and
ninety feet high, besides several tunnels.
The sandusky Register is informed that
Johnson's Island has been selected as the
prison where all the rebel officers who re-
fuse to accept amnesty on the terms pre-
scribcd bv President Jolnsons new Procla.
nation. wiz be kept until final disposition
can be made Of them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-07-08
Horsrcs TEXAS. june 81, 1866.


lCRoUIsR.l
All Onicers Of the Confederate States Army in tho
District Texas will, without delay forward 70 my
address, at the City Of Houston, full and accurate re.
ports in writing Of all public property 10 their pos,
session. These reports wiz ne maze IN sI',
locality An such property will be promptly turned
over by the officers hsving II IL chaTge 81 such on
GERS as mag be appointed by Maor-Generai Sraiise'
COMMANDING.
ciriI officers and Agents Of tho late ConftderaIe
STATES Government, in the State OF Texas, arc iel
Ted - make similar reports, and deliver the puo0
property in their possession under their cohlro
10 the proper officers OF the United s'Aies NO'eih
nlsnf.
liaior-General Commanding. for me iu1Iuae ~ "a
rolling officers and men Of The late Army, q, eonseil.
emf points throughout the si9f. -, ~ ,.li
may be design tied, and receive their paroles nom
proper nu h0rifg.
r,ns % lac c. S. A., and Chief Commissioner
na-T xas papers pleas copy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-07-08

raSIhc Old School General Assembly Of
the Presbyterian Church, nj lis session in
Piusburg Pa, recently, adopted resolutions
deprccHng "thv'feat1l growth OF the Pa
pacy, both aa an ecclesiastical and civil
power in this land, aud advising bold,
vigorous and continuous protest BY word
and acl against both iuidolity and Ro-
man Catholicism, tie arch enemies oftruih
in the midst Of tie protesting. clpycli Of
God and arch traitors to civil anl religious
freedom throughoul the world The AS
sembly also appointed commlttee for the
purpose Of giving expression TO th3ir " do
sire for the defcnse Of protestant christian
ity against the ercroaehments Of the Roman
Catholic Church aud it's inauqnco in our
land
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-07-08

President JOHNSON AND THE DARKEr
DELEGATIoN.-A letter from Washington
says:
Yesterday delegation of african pas
tors got rather more than they bargained
for as the President without saying 2 word
10 them about the rights Of suffrage) gave
them PLAIN old-fashioned talk. lie told
them that too many OF the freed people
we're inclined to become loafers, and depend
upon the Government 10 taKe care Of
ticn. and they must understand that
nireodom simply means liberty 10 20 to
work and enjoy the products OF your own
hands, This looks like discontinuance
of the cost Of enormous quantities Of ra-
iions that have been issued since Mr.
Stanton has controlled the War Depart
mtnt
The President made no alinsion 20 negro
suffrage, directly or indirectly. Bat he did
not incline toward what the more radical
Republicans have regarded as the heretical
idea Of cnaior Dooliftlc AID the Blnirs-
colonization. Those who desire 70 see the
African race rlacei on perfect equality
with the European races on this continent
especially those Who hope for en- Intimate
smllrlmatioh, do mol relish the President
expression Of hope thai, should the tFa
races not get along well together. the An
can race shailbs rathrre1 Together IN Q
cline and ccuntr- suitel 70 ihem.
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some discussion has occuuedas to wheth-
er the excepted classes nro entitled to take
the amnesty oath. Our understanding is,
that they are not ouly entitled TO do SO, but
invited to take il by tia very terms OF Mr..
Speed notice, whice are, that persons in
those classes, desiring amnesty, must first
take the oath before they apply. Our sug-
gestion to all desiring 10 take the oath is to
60 along and do it. II they then desire an
especial amnesty extended TO them let them
send on their applications to Washington.
In all probability, every man that does 80
will receive his certificate in due course of
business, if not b. return mail. Persons
think they have TO swear they are not worth
$40, 900, or that they are not under any
other exception This has nothing to do
with it. The oath isnot the amnesty. II is
only complying with the condition of
ncsty Ii being taken, tho proclamation
designates the amnesty itsclf If q man is
worth q hundred thousand dollars and takes
the oath, he amply puts himself in condi-
ton to receive amnesty just the same as
the man who is not wortha copper must do.
The only difference is, that in the latter
case the amnesty itselfisaready proclaim
ed, and the former it is promised, and will
be given when not inconsistent with "the
peace and dignity Of the United States. Z
HOUSTON Telegraph.
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GEN. LEE TuRSED FAnMER.--A Richmond
letter says;
at is known that Gen. r. Z. Lee viii
soon leave the city and repair TO his farm
situated near the famous White House, on
the Pamunkey River, to spend the remain
der Of his days in peace, quiet and agrical-
ture, if unmolesied by the Government
His son. Gen. Custis Lee, is already on the
farm alluded to. and learn upon authori-
ty, is actually doing his own blowing in
person. 1t is also alleged that "Runny'
Lee, a General and nephew of the rebe,
chieftain, came into town the other day,
from White House, on load of hay, aud
took the oath Of allegianee.p
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-07-08

PRrxrrxo ~ JAPAx.-A California print
er. who has been 10 japan. says that though
working entirely by band, the japanese
printers execute many descriptions Of work
equal to what is done in some portions Of
Europe. Among the specimens he has
brought back, says The San Francisco Flag,
Is really spirited picture Of the entrance
az the Great Eastern into New York har-
Dor. copied from Frank Lesiie's Pretoria
Of the event. This picture is vel printed
in coiors. IS nearly thirty inches square,
and is formel Of six parts. Each part
must have required At least half dozen
blocks 10 print Il. Each has been - close
II adiasfr1 dat The joints are net discern
itfr
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N.N IlU iNllNN lN| NNiiIi ID on
s.4u4 = ai.e, "a inu Dingks,ilie a,anaard,
IN which an appeal ispa % 10 lilo people OF
! iexls, lor bread .o. Tie Indians. lh3 sun-
daid says lllat The people OF fannln, l.a-
| mar ANA l,ed River have responded very
generously to tbs app,ai'
TONNE ClIlLEA5 or TEXAS.
Should the WIZ be nov finally closed, It
may justly grtaly you that its Jury was ex-
haus,,d be,ugc yonf boauNih, ana fertile
country was b,ancl by lts actual presence.
| Whatever Other causes OF disquiet may OPP
Grass 70 discard yod, the recollection OF dear
homes, and booming Holds turned 10 black
encl ruins, and desoiato wastes, yourselves
ou,east, and destitute eann9, be numbered
among them.
While rejoice that you have hitherto been
cXlapteI igUm ,iio extreme distress, and
DISSIPATION which h1ge oye,t4ken othor por-
tions % out coanlly, u .smy duty, and
discharge ~ with confidence, 20 call your
generous a.teA .l0h 20 tho c1ndition OF your
lgelle, and allies tAe indian soldiers and
refugees on your BORDER
II ~ Eos Ds me 20 say Whci.lor We have
d0na You mlJil'urll,lc service. One face
ia cer1a4a which may stare without re-
proach. During tho whole period OF the
way my pcop.e hayo 5000 SIDE oy side vi ia
| yOlg oTR g..l.ant sons between youg h0mas
and the enelay Oh inc norIh tf we have
done goa service iet me pray you 70 reinchl-
| ber H. or white appeal 10 yod with coaii-
dence il 10 with snch pam OF mand Us You
! can well nnderstInl, that an compelled
10 tell sou lhIt my peep1aro llmisasng iof
| want OF bread.
Tho mon OF an nres Ia tho army heir
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-07-08
f:.7rwc call particular attention to Ii

f.5J'Wc call particular attention to the
alscrtieemcn, OF NJ. D. Bullion & Co., in
tojay's paper. These gentlemen have a
heavier stock Of goods, on hand than VIC
have seen In Dallas for several years, com
prising nearly every article that is needed,
all ofwhich they are selling at greatly re-
duccd prices. They barter for all kinds Of
country produce, and pay the highest mar
kct price for it. Thosc wishing bargains
would do well to give them call. They
will take much pleasure in showing their
goods.