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DOGS Is THE MARKETs.-It having been re-
ported that several persons have been attacked
and bitten b. dogs III the markets, the police of
the Third Ward are now giving particuIar Az
tenuon to the enforcement of the paragraph of
section of the act of 1883 relative to the sub
Ject, which we give Tor the information of the
pUbllc, II not being generally known that such
law exists at shall not be lawfaI for any
person CT persons 10 permit or allow any ami
NAL OF the dog kind 10 accompany him, her. or
them into any Market house of this CITY during
market hours under a penalty OF not more than
one. nor more than three dollars" Six war
rants Were issued Saturday and seven this
morning by Justice Thompson against various
partles. who Will be required TO appear for q
hearing this morning.
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DIED..

hRONTZ. On the 18th instant. at 4 O'Clock a.
years.
lie friends Of the family pectfully invited
~ attena her funeral, from her late residense, on
Nsueet between lS5a and l4th streets, Island, on
'o-motrsw, II uesdsy y at o clock D. m.
BELT At her fathers res,denee uoner Mari.
boI0ueh, Nd on Wednesday, 10th inst, after
WwSnrpvhs Illness, SARAH ELEANOB HAB-
Tsra W. bei', ~sed twenty months, lacking three
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$3.50 COAL! ooALn 81 an

81 80 COAL eoALII CO. IN
9. W. PALMER
Corner and First streets.
Near Baltimore and Ohio Railroad D.no,. wh,
feet Of 18th street, Island, WASH nston, d. @.
NUT COAL. e. 80
E.ltinCIe %: White. Ash EGG and STOVE. 50 50
Lykens Valley BED Ash +" SO0
&C 5-u
DRIDAL AND FUNERAL WREATHs. BO-
ID DUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS, STARS, &c,
preserved in natural form. WAX FLOwERs
HAlR FL0WEkS, and BRAIbIN0, By Mrs
fRlES, late Of Boston. Has removed to No. l29
lIth street, between and II. oc SOM
wi FRENCH MILLINERY,
RooMs AT 446 EIGHTH srHEkI.
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CITY ITEMS,

Ar ME-. what periis do environ '1a or
The man who d0nf boy his clothes at Hen
nire's One Price Store, on the corner of Sew
en'h street and Maryland avenue. -
CoUGHs As a Soothing Pectoral, Bropa's
Bronehadf Tyechesare advantageousIy emp 10 yed
to alleviate Coughs, Sore Threat, Hosrseness
and Bronchial affections. Those exposed to
sudden changes Of weather should have them,
as they can be carried in the pocket aud aiken
as occasion requires upon the first appearance
OF Cold or Cough. TErEy
Doors AND SHOES, with improved shanks,
Tor gentlemen's wear, made TO order by John
Suott, National Hotel, entrance on 9Th street.
and inside Hotel.
CoRNs, Bunions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex-
creserces, Warts, Moles, &c, successfully
treated by DIR. White, Surgeon Chiropodist
&2a Penn. av.. between * and 6th streets. Of
flee hours from n m. t. p m, and to 6 p.
m. No charge for consu tation.
PEsNIBs can be had in auy quantities at the
Star ofice counter r..
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT or PIANOS r8Af
"a have been used, for sale upon easy terms, at
SaY We. AxTzEIOTrk 90,
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ID GORDON CO.'S
H. CELEBRATED PRESERVES,
JELLIES, and
BRANDY FRUITS.
Just on hand, and arriving, q fine selection of
STRAWBERRIES, BAsPBEBRIES,
P1ACHES, PEARS, OUNCES,
CRAB APPLES, PLUNS, &c,
For sale In large and small quantities, by
IL. NJ. KING 4 SON, King Place,
&C loot corner Vermont avenue and 18th st.
49, ROOTS. &C. ~
Fruit Trees OF hnest quality, and moderate %
In price, can be supplied BY the undersigned, -
Consisting OF standard and Dwarf Pears, Apples,
Peaches, A pricots, Nectsrine3, Cherries, &c.
Grape Vises-Delaware, Concord, Iona, Adiron-
Lawton Blackberries, Strawberries, Currants,
&c.
Eversreens, Shade Trees, Roses, &c.
Butch Bulbeus Roots inst arrived from Holland,
censistine Of Double end single Hyacintns, tn.
lips, Renunculus, Anemonies, Narcissas, Orocus,
Snow Drops. Ivies, &c. First quality Bulb1 So
= JOHN SAUL,
392 7th street, above H.
~ Seed Store will be removed. after November
lst, to 446 7th street, opposite o. 8. Patent Of
nee. oc colin
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South corner Pc svenss and 9th street.
sfouk 81 sip5HEEsY soops. BLkH nKunIfns
boRSE CoykRs, HAkNESe. LeABDLle.
BLKs,. BIkDiNs, SHOW OASIS, &C., Being
the entire stock Of II. 0penhsiner. removed 90
Our Store fer the conve nj nee Of sale.
On TUESDAY MORNING, Oct. 18th. we will
sell, at our Auction Rooms, without reserve, Coz
cash. comrrjsipg-
Horpe Covers, Blantets,- Goods
Lao Blankets, Saddles
sets Harness. valises, Trunks
hidles, Halters, shsepskins
heather WhiDe, ChaiRs, Bite
1eips. Collars and Pads.
With large sseortment Of eaddery rindiues
comprising all the goods ssnaly found I'M SAD
dlery eefablishmsnt, TO which se call the atton-
oon " L. WALL q 90, Auets.
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VALUABLE IMPBoyhI PROPERTY AT Auo-
WI. WALL q CO, Auets.

.-n TEE 81 Al ABOVE ON g SALE e RosTR9sk6
18th instant, same hour and place,
oc lid ". l.. WALL A. co, Aucts q
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MARRIED,

MARRIED,
wlsE-KELLY. On wedne saay, October 10, at
the residence OF the bride 3 father. BY the Rev
y. COombs, Mr.. JEROME WISE, Of 0epeseo Co ,
\. T., 20 Miss SALLIE A., daug hter Of Captain
James Kelly, Of this city.
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@OWING TO THEINCLEMEECY OF THE
weather, the above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY, October 18th, at "a o'clock .. m
&C IL eo2t X. ". PAGE. Auct.
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"A STORES ais AND 31T.
South corner Penn a avenue and 9th street

W. L. WALL 4 CO., Auetionssrs,
Will give their especial attention to all salss On.
trusted g them Particular care given TO out door
sales o. Household Furniture ,&c. ard eli deserip
IONS O. pnercnaHdlse. Also. have Bazaar Tor TN
nue., between 9Th and 10th etc. lint oe i9solo
CHAlLIs LAMB, . memo ir, by Bsrry orr
y wall Sketches q kpssian Lite, edisd bS
Vile. Six n ouths' 10 the White Hous. by y. B.
Carpenter. Venetian Life, by VIM. d. Howell.
oe2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
AIG GTI9 Us SALE II v OF a TWO STORY AN

south: between sth and 9Th streets, Island
On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, az 8 o'clock
two story and attic Frame House, contsning
conveniently arranged rooms, and Lot l6 feet front
and ia feet 10 inches deep.
Terms: 81 co. cssh; balance in ak and twelve
months for notes bearing interest. and secured by
adeed Of trust on the premises. All convey anciug
and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser
500 down when the property 10 knocked eff
oe 10 d GREEN 4 WILLIAM MS Aucts
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ewiN sell At Public Auction. In trent Of the
premises, on MONDAY, October rs, at Il clock
IA, south part Of Lot IS, in square lOs, with i'm
At O'Clock y m, on the premises, Lots 2 8 q
s. 9, To- and part Of Lot in square 69e con.
tanning ge ,oSg feet, more or less.
At O'Clock ,. m in front of the premises, Lots
n q and part OF "a, in Square So, Improved with
i've Brick Houses
Terms made known st sale.
Conyeyancing 81 the cost of purchaser.
&C l0-dSds CLAGETT sWEENY, Aucts
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0TBE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED.
on account Of the rain. Lot 2 In square ss0 To
WEDNESDAY, 18th instant; Lot In squares Ss "a
and q, to THURSDAY, 18th instant, same nos n
and places W. i WALL 90
ocl9 Intel Auctionsens.
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by WIN. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
On TUESDAY, the Esd day of October will be
sold, at w. l.. Wall Co. o Bazaar at public auc.
ton TO cover livery and penses, one dapple grey
HORSE; left at eur stables as the property Of w.
oelO W. WALL 4 co Aucts
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lVl est novelties In PARIsIENNI HATS IN
for Ladies' and Misses Also. NEST besuti SS)
full asscr tment OF Velvet, Silk and 6trav~
BONEETe. ALI orders promptly attended 90 BY
Mrs. A. g.. CASTOR, A46 18th street, Jour doors
rom Penn q avenue. oc SIM
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WEARING APPAREL OF GENTLEMAN
RkDUCIHG SUPPLY AT AUCTION.
Will be added 20 the sale Of Lnrniture ct the
18th, . quantity Of Wearing Apparel, made By
first class merchant tsiiors some Of IL but little
worn, and IL mostly In good condition Consists
Of
Dress and Business Coat1 and Suits
Pants, Vests, C-avsts, scsrfs and Unierclothing,
In the collection Of Furniture viii be-
A Walnut Gree rep Parlor Suite
A Walnut Mirror back Etasere, Marble top Gen.
Parlor and Chsnber CARPETS
Large number Of Oak Cane seat Dining Chair
And the usual assortment OF Housek ee pine Re-
Quisites. Terms cash.
viii be added about
- nests Covered and Uncovered Market Baskets,
% dozen 8 and 4-tie Corn Broom,
Il Nests Covered Flour Buckets
JAS. Q. McGUIRE CO.,
&C III Intel AuctioDee1.
~IN OoHsEQUENCB OF THE Rain, THI
above sale 10 postponed until TUESDAY MORN.
ING, October Is, same hour and place.
&C 5-d j. U. Mc0UlRB 90, Aucts.
IA
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RY GREER q VILLA MS, Auetioneer.
RY OLAeETT 4 swEENY, Auctioneers.

account Of the rain, until MONDAY, the lsth
instant, same hour and place.
&C l2-d GBEEN a WILLIAMS Aucfs
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II GREKN a VILLA Ms, A uctiopeer,
RY K. +. PAGE, AuctIoneer.

LOT no: ~ IN SQUARE NO. SO, ON FIFTH
@ STREETS.
Two Building Lots Of p feet trent by us feet Iof
inches deep each. being part Of Lot No in square
No. 945 near " sllssh school.
Lots No and Il, in Square No. go, on 9Th St.
near East Capitol street.
shall sell the above described Lots, on the
premises on THURSDAY, October IL, ct O clock
m.
Terms One third CO IN; balance in six and twelve
months, SCI ured by deed Of trust on the property
Conyeysncing and stamps at cost Of purchaser.
&C 6,s,n h. y. PAGk, Auct.
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Rf GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT, Fronting on II street south, between 9th
and 9TH streets, Island at Public Auction.
On TUESDAY, the 10th instant, ct o clock D
m. we shall sell. on the premises, Lot No 81, in
Square o. 469, containiR g four thousand fl We hun
dIed and twenty six feet four inches more or less
Terms made knewn on day of sale. All convey
ancing and revenue STAN pc cost of the
S.Odown when the PROPERTY is knocked Oh.
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by GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND kITSHrS FURNITURE

AT AGCTION
On THURSDAY, the Tito instant, we shall sell.
at the residence Of LADY declining housekeeping
at 10 o clock q m, ut No. Is X s.reet. between
9TH and Sth streets, opposite the Mo- bern Market
an excellent assortment o. Furniture viz:
green colored ParlOr suit, consisting Of Tete-
tetes: Castor Arm and Psrlor Oh airs
Marble tep Wash -clocet and Center Table
Dressing and other Bureaus, Washstsnds, &c
alnut Jenny Lind and other Bedstesds
Cloth
Cane seat and other Chairs, Lounge, Looking
Dining and other Tables, Cooking and other
Stoves
Mattresses, Kitchen Requisites
And many other articles, " hich We deem unneces-
ssry 10 enumerAte.
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STATE mr. TEXAS

10 the Sheriff Of Els County Greeting:
E0U are hereby commanded that you
Il summon, by publication, the heirs of
Muberry b Gray, whose names and resi-
dcnccs are unknown, to he and appear be.
fore the District Court, TO be holden in and
for the county of Ellis at the Court House
thereof in the town of Waxahachie on the
first Monday in March next, then and there
TO answer the petition of Robert S. Leman
and Nancy J. Lemnn his wife, filed in said
court against them, and alleging in sub
stance us follows, to-wt: That said Gray
died in lS47 or 1913 a single man leaving
no children nor parents living that he made
a nuncupativc will, which was made, wit
messed, probated and recorded in Cameron
county, Texas, as Tie law requires, that in
consideration of theoy and affection he had
for Nancy j. lIoyle, now Nancy J. Lcman,
the Plaintiff, as well rs for her mother, who
had raised him, lie made the said Nancy j.
sole legatce in said will of all his property;
that by virtue of said will she is the owner
of GI0 acres of land situated in Ellis coun-
tv, on Chambers creek, and Patented to
said Mayborry d. Gray on the 2nd day of
Nov. 1S47 and more particularly described
as follows: there follow field hotcs,) that
said will and the record thereof has been
destroyed 10y fire in the burning of the
Clerk office of Cameron county, that they
are the owners &c., of said land as against
the unknown heirs of said Gray decd, and
they pray for judgment vcsting the title to
said land in plaintiff, &c.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there before said court this writ, with your
return thereon showing how you have exc
cued the same.
Witness: =. II. Gordon, Clerk Of
SEAL the District Court ofElls county.
S6NIGiyen under my hand and seal of
said court in the town of Waxahachie this
the Odd day Of July, A. b. 1866.
T. II. G0RDAN, Clerk.
BY BENJ. +. HAWKINS, Deputy.
Issued July 23d 1866
p. II. GORDON, Cl'k., y. G. j. c., T.
BY BENZ. F. HAWKINS, Deputy.
Came to hand this July the 23d 1866, an
ordered to be published in the Dallns Her.
aid for eight successive weeks.
G. y. SWEATT, Sheriff i. c.,
45:6t BY S. p LANGsroRD, Deputy.
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HONOR TO WHOM HoNoR Is DUE.-We
learn that Major Johnson, the officer de-
tailed 10 superintend the removal Of the
dead Of Grants army, buried along the
Petersburg lines, treats the remains of the
Confederate sleepers with marks of de-
cent respect, which shows him to be SOL
der worthy of the name. He has the bodies
of those unknown heroes, who fell under
the Southern cross, buried near the spot
where the men Of his own army are laid in
the silent bivouac. where human passions
and animositics are UNKNOWN -r-'--.----
Il is pity that the so-call0d statesmen
OF the North cannot follow the generous
example Of this brave man, and bury the
dead issues of the past out Of sight, with
some show of respect for the men who
maintained them. Fetters Of silk are bet
ter than letters of iron, and the strangest
that can ever be forged for the people Of
the South will DO those welded together Of
their affections. nv gu-1l5 sgot ~
Respect for our heroic dead would be .
quiet but powerful agent in this work, and
in this matter Major Johnson has not only
shown himself generous soldier, but
wise man.-NorfoIk Day Book.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.


! TO the Sheriff Of Pm,sr County, Gresting'
NNTHEREAS, Ambrose Cain, citizen Of
w Parker county, Texas, has lied in my
office, his petition complaining Of the heirs
of Foster Watson decd, in which he al
leges in substance, that on or about the
18th day of December 1889, he purchased
from said Foster Watson, for the sum of
! Four hundred and twenty-five dollars, u
certain tract of land containing 1l3 acres
more or less, patented TO Charles w. Blan-
ton, situated in Parker county Texas, on
the waters of Walnul Creek about l / miles
N, Ito T., from WeGtlierford. Beginning
/ $50 yrs. $. 3l6 yrs. Of W corner Of n
/ $40 acre survey in name of VIM. jenkins,
! thence s. 500 yrs thence Il. 500 YRS. thence
II. 500 WIS. tienea ". 800 yrs That said
Watson departed this life without making
I TO petitioner It deed TO said land that tho
patent and other evidences of title to same
are in the hands Of said heirs, and praying
that said heirs be cited to appear and an
swer that they hiring into court the patent
and evidences of title in their possession,
for decree of tile Sc. And his Attorney
having made oath that The names and resi-
dcnce of said heirs are INK nown to him.
These are therefore TO command you to
summon the unknown heirs Of said Foster
Watson deceased, for eight successive weeks
by publication in the dallas Herald"
weekly newspaper published in the town
of Dallas, Texas, to be and appear at tie
next term OF the District Court of Parker
county Texas, 10 commence and be holden
at the Court House in the town of Wealth
erford on the fourth Monday in September
next, then and there 10 answer to said pcs
lition now on file in my Office.
Herein fail not but due service and re-
turn make of this writ as the law directs,
Witness, Il. L. Richcy, Clerk of
SEAL the District Court Of Parker coun-
SOS/ty, Texas. This the 10th day Of
July 4. D. lSGt. b. l.. RICHEY,
Clk. d, c., p. c. T.,
Came to hand July 10th 1866, and order
ed to be published in the "Dallas Herald
newspaper published in Dallas county
for eight successive weeks.
J. W. SQUYRES, Sheriff
iG:Sw. Parker county, Tex.
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u0a David a. hnfhet v Senator elect
RON Teaas, " Inc son N q Revolutionary
nj "a physiolan N Nerafk New lef.
ff# sho, In i1Tb, abar doned his profession
AID devoted himself n the cause Of his
county. lila son, our Senator, vas born
iH swsrk, ana was educated for the legal
ttof sslon, In his early manhood he was
lang eItlfen OF Ohio, where he Ia still re.
1ap bered AZ a man OF unblemlshed repu-
nuan, dlgnlded and courteous manners and
Intellectual abilities and Atialnments.---
Ken aedy's history as quoted by yoakum,
say.i nMy own short acqualnianee with
Nj Burnct gave me n very favorable i'm.
ore, ,Ion Of 6is character. In thcaifairs Of
T.x,s he has always been dist n gulshed by
eaimness and moderation. and has moi un.
frtonently been exno,ed 10 censure for de.
cli,ing m teen narc with ropnlar impa-
tirn,. This nrudenc, and forbearance.
unit,d with 6rmness md perseycrence'
veil o,s,;6sa him 10 mi the diGloult post
% ,hi.h ha hsd h.sn cai,sJ nv ,hs Conyen.
H. W. nrosnns IN. sevsysst trial Of
Ne ,,na hsro aI,m,Isl 10 was that connect
- IL s,,a 80 santa Anna's
M. .a.osS,pp , ~ ~. ,rsotv followina the
1850 Co. " Ia cnnosition 70 Tho
as. ~ ,ha Tsyans smartjnc under
a '1nso Of tho wrongs indicted on them bv
,he We,ican cbief president Burnct bore
hmse,f moh,v In his matter and has lived
- h;s condn,, annIonded In history
a,J nv ,hoso no oncc condemned his elem.
S"", ''S
H. v.s .,s.,ea President In Isa6 nv tho
C,nS.n,;on wh;ch 'decl. rad Te,es nm indie
nondsnt Renubiic. and held that Office
ibronrh tbr royolution-bis presidential
man,ion be;nc generally a shanty, and, as
ronrads testifos. his household and table
comforts spff;cientIo sparse and limited TO
have called firth The admiration of the
spartan lawpiyer -. - '''a
All Of the State papers written by Mr..
Bnrpet. during his Presidency, and many
olbsr, perta;ninp 10 the early history Of
The State. are strong nd logical in thought
and admirably chasto and clear in style.-
when The revolutionary papers Of this
whole country arc collected. some day, by
the philosopbio historian. these will be
found eminentIy worthy Of their associa-
zion. nForciblc, elegance and correctness
are the terms applied to them by the best
known historians Of Texas. His late let
tsrs 90 tho President, on the management
OF the Freedmen's Bureau in Texas, show
thai bs has lost none of his force or ele-
vanoe as a writer. though now yerging near
Tho AGE which the great Psalmist says men
attaiS uby reason Of strength" His cleo
ton TO the high and responsible position of
Senator Is a fitting tribute to his services
70 The State as we'll as to his character
We presume no man who ever held promi-
mont nnsitions among his fellows especial-
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TRINITY DIELLS,
Il RaiIas NN.ndRa nf Dallas.

TYNE undersigned beg lrave to inform the public
j generally that they nave become the owners OF
the above old established mills and having thorough
lyrcparoA them, will be prepared on the 10th OF the
present month togrind whe4tan corn for toll, on
COOL terms, and viii make good ilour and as large
turnout as any mill this section Of country.
The mill is capable of grinding 400 bushels OF grain
In 81 hours, and being nov IN excellent order, we
can furnish customers at short notice.
In connection with the mill will. be an excellent
distilery whore customers will be furnished on &C
complodatiDg terms, and with dispatch o
q MCCONNELL, MANN & Coz
Aur I'm, 1906 II .Iuo.
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d
DHATH OF DosTIE AND HORIZON New
Orleans Crescent, Of the 9th says: "Dr.
Dostie died at the hotel Dieu last evening,
between Eve and six o'clock, Of the wounds
he received in the riot at Mechanics Insti-
tute on Monday. A few hours before, he
took some. medicine, prescribed by his 1T
tending physician, and then seemed cheer
full. About one hour preceding his demise,
however, he became inscnsible, and re-
manned in that condition up 10 the moment
of his death. He was one Of q few men who
brought about lamen table state Of affairs
ia the community, but he had an earnest
ness and courage which received from his
opponents a certain kind Of, respect not
given 10 equally or more dangerous men to
the public peace, whose frequent changes
Of opinion and prudence in avoiding per-
sonal consequences provoke suspicious that
their politics are tentative, and are aban-
doned and changed when found unprofta-
'ble or unsafe, while their dupes are left to
tho fate better merited by the crafty knaves
who tole them on. "Ai'h $50 YiH'g 4l'lfi0
We also learn that Rev. Mr. Horton, who
opened the convention on Monday last with
prayer, also died yesterday afternoon Of
wounds received In The riot. asi efss
Mr.. John Henderson, Jr., we likewise
heard yesterday, was in dying condition.
The most excusable man concerned in the
conspiracy, as q leader, was Mr.. 'Hender-
son, for his mind has been in an unsound
state for many years. Shreveport South
Western. = 2 y -
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DaIlas Iron antNsrass Fonndry.

FftAfdS n oAf stht-IsA St5A Z OhHNh .
VHHE undersigned hrgs leave 10 inform
Z the owners of Mills ari Machines in
North Western Teas. aud d. public gene
rally. that he will Lave IN fuV operation d
Foundry in connection with A.z Machine
Shop in the town Of baiias.
Having secuted The services D Nr. VIII
liam Grifihs. an experienced band in the
moulding business. feel ssiis ell that can
fill the demand for ALL work needed in
this country either in Iron, Biass or Bob
EFT. Crate Bars. Fire Fronts aud castings
Of all kinds done on iln sio. lest notice.
l will pay tie highest market price FOR
old . iIon, copper brass AID Zinc, de-
ltvered -1v at- - Z BAILEY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01
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A DNINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

h-Letters Of Administration having
been granted 70 he Undersigned upon The
estate d B. #. Johnson, deed. All persons
indebted 70 said estate, VII please call and
settle the same, and al persons having
claims sgainst said estate are hereby noii-
fed 70 present the same properly authsnti-
Gated within The tine Plrsci iDea - las
or fhsy vii be p5stps1ed
cATHARTNE JOHNSON, admin =.
sstsis ofB- y. Johnson. died
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