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AS-Notice.
NATIONAL UNION Executive COMMITTEE Rooxs,
No 400 TWELFTH srREgr

wAsHIEaros, August 81, 1885,
All ocial circulars sent from these rooms are signed
by the chairman Of the National Union Resident Bx-
ecutve Committee and Its secretary, and all moneys
intended for Its uso should be addressed to CHARLES
KNAPP, ESQ, chairman Of the National Finance Com
mtee or deposited TO his credit with Samuel Fowler,
Esq Of Rittenhouss, Fowler 4 CO. All applications
for contributions to the funds OF the Committee will be
made by the Finance Committee, or their authorized
agent, who will be duly accredited. None others
authorized to solicit contributions for the OF this
Committee. CHAR. rs KNAP, Chairman.
JoHS +. COYLk, Secretary,
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AZ ha Tns - - -
and sixth 'treet) will be rsopsned Tomorrow sun
DAfD Presehing at II a. m and ~ p. m. by the Rev.
JOSEPH H. ALIEN former pastor. Sabbath School At
va am. .'.Ht.' .. se2s.Ns
..,-,....,,..-. A. =, - -
,,.L,u Ir,,.a a.. $780,. fv.p,n y.r, tne
M ~. ~. n,,,, IA ,,.,s .,... NJ ..
n,a,,,,a TN. ~ v.,,r,p. "a .s,,"'p s'h
"a "a ,.,, sad. ,-,,s :. - ..p!, ".'o us
go. r.. 49, s.,',,,". .,,a",, "nu ss"s-
n.'.'. =. ..sS.. s'...a'-,e 49,. VA. eoneiuae
y, ''V'ui"s ~ oNtoN hnAooh
7Hp m
Misunderstanding, free; evening, 10 cents
se2s.lt.
a. Tn. asnotn. Ci... co,n..e.a ,.,.,
u.,.u.. c...., 49, s'D.-.,~ =.
hamhho Chspel Choir, under the direction OF Prof
X. Messer, Will meet every WEDNESDAY EVENING
hereafter at ~ o'clock Al Williams, scbool Hopse
~ : o' '''"''H i'n'" s"u '''''"'h'
A. C.lv.rv u.ust.s Ch,,..h ,...s. ..,....
s.....t \. a.. ~, esy
oappan IN '"e onuren corner OF h's'n ana streets.
service every sunday At III a. m and evening. Seats
free. Rev. 7. r. Hewlett. pastor. ds9o-H
hosro'.Wsshi"gton's sept y, $780,
i"e unoei"sneu having 'sImhated MS connection with
Tue american idesraph company mas removed the
Agency oue naumore and ohio Railroad and Its con-
neeon' 'ns once OF inc Insulated Lines Telegraph
budins' fo rnsenth street, opposite south wing Of
inc treasury department
'" ..,. ... ROBERT c. FOX
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Fearful Storm at newfoundland MANY
Lives Lost,

PoRr Au BASQUE, N. F., Sept. ga fearful
gale Of wind visited, Saturday last, the eastern
coast of Newfoundland. A great many wrecks are
reported. French frigate was lost at St. Pierre
Several coasters were also wrecked. Over ono hun.
dred and fifty dead bodies were picked up at St.
Pierre on Sunday which were lost from different
vessels. q. ..
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ASWonderfui but True adsms REM
NaroH, the world renowned Astrologist snd somnam-
bulistic Cairvoyant, while in Gsirvoyant state de.
lnsatss the very features Of the person you are to
marry, and by the aid OF an instrument Of Intense
power known the suarsntess to pro-
duss perfect and hfoke picture Of the future hus-
land or wife Of the applicant with date Of marriage,
seoupatou, leading traits VI character dc. This Is
imrosou, as tes,iponials without number can assert
BY Eating place OF birth, ago. disposition color OF syes
and @~ir, and enclosing any CENTS and stamped
lope lddrossed to YOURSELF you will receive the picture
By return mail, together with desired information.
Address In confidence, MADAME GEErRUpB REnis0roS.
p o. Box 297, West Troy NY ocIR -"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-29

| ueuCI, anu SchSSOFSs
Ar the late drawing Of Rancid Buttericld
4 Co.'S lottery, Mr.. Quibble drew something-hs
drew an inference.
A RAcE-HoRsE having been recently killed
in South Carolina, by lightning, the owner said
there was some consolation In knowing that moth
ing but a streak Of lightning ever caught him.
LAST Saturday twelve negroes made an
attack upon Mr. John Moore, at his store in Eliza.
beth county drove him of and Quilted the store
One Of the negroes has been arrested and commit
ted to jail by the Freedmen's Bureau agents.
A WESTERN editor thus "cusses" an oppo.
nsnt: MAY his COW give sour milk and his hens
lay bad eggs In short, may his daughter marry
a oue.eyed editor, his business 90 to ruin, and he
go to-Congress."
The Washington and Georgetown Passcn,
ger Railroad Company, Of which George S. Gideon,
Esq, is president, are constantly improving their
cars. Some excellent oars, of q light pattern,
have made their appearance on the avenue.
Mr.. LEWIS GIDLEY has lately translated
into Latin the whole Of Poe's Raven, in q meas.
urc which is cheerfully described as being "a Eve.
line stanIa of troohaic tetramster, with trochaic
dimeter. hypercstaletic."
WHILE ID. w. Voorhees, was address.
ing Democratic meeting at shelbyville Indiana,
Saturday night, party of Radicals assailed the
Sheriff, who had arrested man in the crowd
g. ised of felony. The man was imprisoned, and
Ut '"0' broke open 'ne u" anu '''0uea MI"
lie Tribunes correspondent says, very
p lily, that Mr.. Murdoch's speech in the Pits
burr Convention 'was composed Tor the occasion
by "I,eJ.' This seems to imply that some Of the
speaiers had their speeches prepared by others.
Who did i'm 7. Com AdUertt'~.
IT is stated that during the past fortnight
the sum of $40, 600 was received from manuiac.
lures anu 'rausrs IN NO" ioik VINO nau 0"'''ea
10 u ke out licenses IN accordance WIN tne re'e-
nue 'aw' Inc stringent CLAUSES Oh the AMENDED
revenue act IN re'a'ioh 70 o"tiilers nave nad inc
enec' Oh closing some Oh 'ne sman0r es'Aohsnmeh''
A PAMPHLET published at Berlin estimates
at l. 49, 900 the effective force capable Of be.
ing raised by the new German Confederation. over
which Prussia enjoys political and military su-
premucy. Of this number there $50, 600 men
who belong to the regular army and the remainder
to the landwehr.
TIL day for the great Hudson Bay Com
pany's 5rade sale Of mink skins has been fixed for
wedne. lay, October 8, at which time Messrs. Lee.
ming 4 Co, auctioneers, will oTor at their stores
in Montreal in lots OF $50 to 300 skins over o. 900
mink rurrers will do we'll to make a note Of
the day anu date.
Ar the SINKING of tho I;nnie Drown n
.,, g., u..t,.,. TO-. - w..h;,r,o,
- -. -, so,... ii.
go, .nn.ain;nr .;,h, ,han.,rd do,,.r. and
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~ Moth and Freckles.-Ladies amicted
with Dsccloraons the Pace, called moth patches Or
freekles, should use Perry's Celebrated Moth and
frectle Lotion It's infalibls. Prepared by Dr. B. c.
PERRY, Dermstologst, 10 Bond strsst New York Sold
by all druggists In Washington and elsewhere Price
~ myl7.ttk.sm
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Tobacco Sold for Ten Dollars a Pound
Gholern Inc gazing In Richmand.

Cholera Inc reasinR In Richmond.
RICHMOND. Sept. pa lot Of bright yellow leaf
tobacco was sold at the tobacco exchange to day,
at the unprecedented price Of 81, 900 per 100 lbs
The cholera seems to be on the increase again.
The board Of health reports eight cases since p.
m. yesterday.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-29

They are to have partial eclipse OF the
sun " in Boston. The sun couldn't expect Impair
ts tysstpsut thors.
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Change Of Hours w the Depart
nients.

II is understood that on and after the LIST
of October the business hours of the differ
ent departments of the Government will be
changed from nine n. IN. until four p. IN, in
stead Of from nine until three, as at present.
INTERNAL REvESuE.-The receipts yester.
day amounted to S9l2, G43.5O.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-29

A NEW AND GENUINE STOCK OF
IA TEAS, CoPPEEs, and SPICES opened this day al
tween D and streets, Ss2a,lw
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SPECIAL NoTICEs.

~ The Unitarian Church (cornsr Of ID
and sixth sreets) will be rsopsned to morrow sun
DAf) Presehing at II a. m and ~ p m BY the Rev.
JosEPH n. ALLss, former pastor. sabbath School A,
~ am. - .f.Ht.s. ... se2s.lt.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-29

ASMadhm mounts Piio salve-s Valuable
Remedy for that Disease; also Consumption Destroy
Or, and Entire Cure for the Bronchitis Asthma &e
can be found at stots Drug Store, opposite National
Hotel; Gilmans, near Metropolitan Hotel; Ford ., cor
yer Of Eleventh and Ponnsylvania avenue; Entwisis
corner Of Twelfth and Psnnsyivsnia avenue; Riotts,
corner Of and Twelfth strss,s Harbsugh's corner Of
Seventh and O, ial2-u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-29

AIBrsech.Loading Arm.-Ihe Board for
the Examination Of Breseh Loading Arms Of which Gen.
srsl Hancock Is president In session at No. 81
Windsr's Building
Arms will be received daily, between the hours Of II
a. m and p. u, until further notice.
Inventors are requested to submit their arms In per-
or by agent to the recorder OF the board.
W. OWENS,
Capt. 9th U, g. CAV, Brew. Lieut.. Col. US A.,
mhl2-u Recorder
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-05
soUrHERN pERsoNAL ITEMs.

4 ,-EGeorge W. Hutton, Esq, was chosen Mayor
Pensacola, Fla, at the last election.
H Judge f. T. dutchins, of Athens, Ca, has
Pceiyed a pardon from President Johnson.
"A son Of General Breckenridge is employed
cashier in the banking house of h. NJ. Bruce
A Co., in Augusta, Ga.
A-The New Orleans Times of the 10th notices
e arrival in that city Of General Wade Hamp-
bn and the wife of Robert ToombS, of Georgia.
Hon. d. A. Wardlaw and J. A. Ingls have
een elected Associate Justices OF the Court OF
Appeals OF South Carolina.
Robert Johnson, formerly United States
enator from Arkansas, has Just returned to his
esidence, six miles below Pine Bluff
Major General Thomas j. Churchill, of the
ame State, is working the plantation OF his sis
nr-in-law, Mrs. Jordan, on the river near the
ost of Arkansas. IaA
\ The Galveston Medical College commenced
#s first course of lectures on the 4th instant. DR..
9bhn H. Webb is Dean. There are nine pro-
Nssors.
-Dr. A. b. Cabaniss, of Jackson, has been
4ppointed Superintendent of the Lunatic Asy
um of Mississippi by the Trustees OF that Insti-
Button.
p. Maloche and f. F. Motion, citizens of
New Orleans, were arrested in that city by order
bf Lieutenant Rayne, who had received infor-
Riation that they were preparing to fight duel.
1.-THE Tallahassee Ftoridian says that the Con
'ederate General Patton Anderson was then in
Tallahassee and that he has quite recovered
rom the terrible wound he received last year
1 bear Atlanta.
Samuel w. Nix, ESQ.,, of Amite county,
Miss, was killed in the parlor OF his father-n-
laws house, recently, by Henry Fish. Mr.. Nix
bad filed various public positions of honor or
trust.
"A difficulty occurred at dancing school in
lately, between two young men
banned Dalton Yancey and Conrad Garrett,
which resulted in the severe if not fatal stabbing
'bf Garrett by young Yancey. Garrett is said to
.be in very critical condition, and is not ex-
bected to live.
"A man calling himself Major Dicks, and
Ehmong whose papers was found q commission
4 from Governor 0glesby, appointing him sergeant
bmajor of Illinois volunteers, was arrested in
charleston S. c., lately, for having extensively
lswindled the people by pretending to collect
'claims for the Government for the cotton and
3pther property destroyed in Sherman's raid
[through the State.
The Congressman chosen at the election in
Arkansas. according to the returns in the office
4of the Secretary of State, received the following
fVote:-Judge Byers, in the Batesville District,
Rb00; Mr.. johnson, Fayetteville District, l43; and
'NIr. DELL Little Rock District, AZ. About 20 900
3votes were excluded from the count, on the
GROUND that the voters had not taken q certain
sprescribed oath of loyalty, which, by-the-way,
was not presented to them at the polls.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-05

- One Of the greatest embarrassments resulting
to property owners in the South by the late war
is the loss Of q vast amount of papers relating to
the titles of land, and which in the occupation
their country seats by the Federal forces very
generally suffered destruction by fire or other
causes To obviate the difficulty now prevailing
in many localities IN the transfer Of lands with
reasonable show OF title the General Land Office
has ordered its agents throughout the Southern
States to carefully collect all vestlges and rem
nants of the records of their Office and forward
them TO the Commissioner at Washington that
new plots and other archives pertaining to the
lands may be supplied as far as possible. New
maps are also being got up with all possible
despatch. II is well known that at the time OF
our invasion of the South, many adventures
attached to the army secured many valuable
papers and records relative TO certain large
estates, in the hope OF owners Offering feayy
rewards for their restoration after the close OF
the war. 1t is the hope of the Commissioner of
Public Lands to be able to furnish so much of
the missing data as to prevent parties to the
theft gaining by the documents they now with
hold in expectation of bribe.
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VNTEST JERSEY RAILROAD LIN ES.-
w From foot OF MARKET Street Upper Ferry).

INVEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
w From foot OF MARKET Street Upper Ferry.
Daig S1i' snfeSt RNn s5nySii nWySiiHTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing "WEDNESDAY, November 10. 1865.
For Brdgeton Salem and Al stations on West jersey
Fo Aillvie and ali intermediate Stations, at A. M.
Nor Cane Nav and intermediate Stations at A. NJ 70
Millyie conn Getting with Freight Train Passenger Car
attached for Cape May, due S45 p. M, and p. M;
For Glassboro and intermediate Stations, ats A. M,
For Woodbury., Gloucester ETC., at A M, 8, $50
S Freight train win leave Philadelphia from sandfOrds
wharf at 10 A. IA and Camden at IL ~; ,-.....-.
THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS CoMPANf
will attend to all the usual branches OF express business
Express Companies 70 all parts OF the country any
article ntrusted to them. -.
once, No Walnut street 9l6 9m
1OH6 ILADELPHIA AND ERIE
1000 RAILRoAp.
This great line raYerses the Northern and Rorthwest
Ee II has leased and 1t is operated by the Penn
syy1na IN1, a. hslroae SGmParn ms ATPHI DEIPHIA
Arrive Eastward-Erie Mall Train loo +. M
Leave Westward Mali Train .5;S 5SO r Pa
Passenger cars run through on the Erie Mall ana
Express Trains without change, both ways between
FnnaueipHi" NV YORK CONNECTION.
Leave New York at COOP ~, arrive az Erie az S5 "
No change OF cars between Erie and New YORK
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains, .nn,,,
At EH RtHFFfUn snG EG'RSSiRRRE sss
And tori freight business OF the company Ia D
kEf stTesis sfsoP PhsdeipSS; m j. " RsynOds Es; VIII
lam Brown, Agent o. BaiIl9S5ff . snf Pbnaaelnbi.
H1TsS 8E General Snsra fFssnst stst
JOS %. POTTS General Manager. W,iamse1th
ALFRED L. TYLER, General SUPERINTENDENT
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ITY, TO THE USE OF LANE SCHOFIELD,
\ VS. STEVENSON M LEANING,
q. p, September r., 1855, No II.
Claim for payDg etc 0O462 lot g. E. corner OF Rumble
and Sixteenth sire cts Seventh Ward.
VIII ot seire tacias win be issued upon the above
claim AT the expIIaton OF three months trom the date
'' - ~ w. A. SILVER.
Attorney for Q almant,
II l5y9m No. 2O1 s. SIXTH Street.
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RAILROAD LINES.
DH1LADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BAL
II TIMoRE RAILROAD.

DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BAL
Il TIMoBE RAILIRf22Ai,D. AILIf2Ai,D
Commencing MO NDA Y, October % 1865. Trains will
Avenue, as follows =
RameSs Ien sn9 a. M MSRdays ezGepted for
Peryviue, Grace, Aberdeen Perrymans end
TayMa Train at SIS A. M. Sundays excepted, for
. St9pRR1E at m TsgqP5 stations e;Ss5necn
Express TIain " is p M. (sundays excepted, for
mlugton Elkton, Perryyle, and Aayre-de Grace.
Baltimore e s96 ashiRng9n stOppipg A. & &wgmingon,
PerIYman's, Bdgewooa, agnolia and stemmer's Run
Night Express at Ills p nj FOR Baltimore and Wssh
ton, Fortheasi Perryvl'ie, and navre de Grace.
MoSRoEE * BSI gT CITY SfDFe PUNT sbS 1Sr
win take the S'l5 A. NJ. Train. -
. As an additional accommodation for those holding
SSadepbl DseoP PGn at co6non @ az Sa
ne TSPnS COMM b1H HST Srh
W Stopping 1T all stations between philadelphia and
Leave Philsdeghis ct Il BAN, $50, 800 100. and
Railroad for Milford and intermediate stations.
Leaye Wilmington at 7OO Sl5, and 0 81 A. MI
Trains for New Castle leave Philadelphia at s5 A. M
THRoUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
n Leave Wilmington at IL 90 NJ, 427 sO2, ana 9d
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leayes aye Chester at o. Os, and lOl4A NJ l23s9 49,
~ FROM BxLTIMoRE TO PHILADELPH,Aaa
Express; 4;lO P. NJ, WAY Trains 6a5 P. NJ, Express ;
fRAINs FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester ats IS A. M Il 80 and ll'5Q p NJ.
IL 25 A. NJ.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Express Train at 405 A. M. 1or Baltimore and Wash
ington, stopping at Wilmington Perryvile, Havre- de-
Grace, Aberdeen, Perryman's 5, and Magnolia,
Night Express at ii Is NJ. Tor Baltimore and Wash
mgton, stopping at Chester Wilmington, Newark, Elk
ton Northeast. Perryvie and Havre de Grace
Accommodation Train at 10 P. NJ for Wilmington and
way stations.
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at 925 p. NJ. stopping at Havre D.
Or ace Perrvvlle and Wilmington. Also stops at Elk
ton and Newark ito take Passengers for Philadelphia
and leave passengers from Washington or Ballmore)
ana chester to leave passengers from Baltimore or
A special train wi leave Wilmington for Phiadel-
Freight train with passenger attached will leave
Wilmington Peryv lie and intermediate stations at
O4 p. M. Fl. +. KENNEY, superintendent
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Philadelphia Express leaves daily. Pittsburg ano
Erie all leaves daily Except Saturday All othei
s RaIToad Company wl not assume
INIT 1heir resnonsibnfy 10 One Hundred Dollars In
value All Bageaee exceeding that amount in value
will be at the risk OF the owner ueS' Aen Dy spe''A
contract A.. 49, -. ....,.-.
For further Information. a. 20 time ana connections
see bills and framed cards oreppY 20 -
'' THOMAS IA. PkRKK, Ticket Agent st the Depot
Fall AZ 10 fare and accommodation apply tc
'N'- FRANCIS FUNK No. l5T Dock Street
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

II
The trains Of the Pennsylvania Central railroad eays
th q New Depot at 1HlRTIETH and MARKET Streets,
The cars OF the Market Street Passenger Railway
TO ana from this Depot They leave Front street
every two minutes commencing one hour previous
the time of departure ofeach Train and allow about
30 minutes for q trip Their IN waiting the
arrival OF each Train and connections are made with ali
roads crossing arkei street.
On SundayB-Oars leave EleYenth and Market streets
at 645 p NJ. TO connect with Pisbutg and Erie Mail,
and al 1925 P. M with PHILADELPHIA Express.
Nann's baggage Express is No3l g. Eleventh
street. Parties desiring Baggage taken 70 the trains can
have IL done at reasonable rate application TO him.
TRANS LEAVE AND ARRIVE Al DEPOT, THUS -
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MONUMENT rs, TONES.

GRAVE-STONES, Etc.
just completed, beautiful variety OF
ITALIAN MARBLE MONUMENTS,
ToMBs, AND GRAvE-sTONES.
VIII be sold cheap for cash,
Work sent 10 any part OF the United States.
HENRY s.. TARR.
MARBLE WORKS,
24wfm no. 10 GREEN Street Philadelphia.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-27

tsli. hem ftsfs noe si,s me- haps ihsi
gauf honorable h0iY viii A. fumeihihf IN
ihslf behalf ard Hnlefs f0mfihihf II dohe
stssIlly. me- Thols tofdef viii rive sag,
snd 0alhssyllls. Wtaihefiofd ahd beeainf,
ahd ~ on lhfough me- wbole line viii agaln
w. HE ttifeme frontier, and al The Ssai
herds " cattle. vest Of That Inc, will be
driven N Ny The Indians
This IL No. iauoy dream u u only Tho
.imple statement N q state ~ thlnrsi The
Initiative steps n which have already taken
place, 49,.
Another gentleman writes from Wise
county, September Goth, 1860
The town Of Decatur Ia now the from.
| Tier; the settlements west OF this are all
broken up. 4 meeting has been called by
the County Judge, to devise mgans for self
! preservation
But will not trespass on your valuable
columns by extracting more but viii ID
content with the publication OF those al
ready made, which only show few OF the
many depredalions, murders and captures
which have been committed In only three
oouniies on our north western frontier
within the last few days and also, tho
feelings and opinions (mildly expressed) Of
some Of our best Informed citizens; for
assure YOU that could furnish extracts
from letters received since the assembling
Of the present Legislature, giving accounts
of similar depredations, sufficient to oil
your entire paper.
Hoping that you may find room 10 insert
this in Your next issue, II thought to be oil
sufficient interest, have the honor to be.
,aaaaalf.lIy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-27
vn1pNsON COUNTY.

TAKEN UP by T, W, Box and estrayed before }:
t. Baker, ], p Precinct No. s, medium sized
RED ROAM HORSE, white face, two white feet on
right side plain saddle marks, branded DE on LEFT
hip appraised at $40. Filed July, g, 1866. t5:3tl
TAKEN UP By J. NJ. Stout and posted before Jas.
Uiner J. p Precinct No. l, BLUE DUN HORSE,
10 hands high or years old, branded on the left
shoulder v: valued at $40. Filed Sept 9Th 1866.
(5:3t]
TAKEN UP by W. ]. Brown and posted hefpre j:
Hner j. p. for Beat No. l, one WORK OK, red
sides white back and belly, left eye ont, II or ID
We IRIS old marked swallow fork in the right ear and
an under slope off of the left branded on the right
hin appraised at SIS. Filed Sept. g. 1866. l5:3tl
TAKEN UP by 0bediah Prestage and posted be-
fore W. l. Rippetoe, J. p. for Beat No 7, one sok-
REL ROAM MARE. 10 or IL years old, gentle both
hind feet white blaze face branded on left shoulder
figure with half circle under it, IA hands high has
a yearling flley, bright roam, not branded; both
witness: q. H. MAXEY, G. C. G. &c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-27
Fall and Winter Goods,
EATING HOUSE.
FOR SALE

Or TO Exchange for otter Property.
1.-TWO plantations in Harrison County
within twenty-five miles Of the Rail
Road. One with 400 acres, 700 in good
state Of cultivation, the other HOO acres
I75 in good state Of cultivation with good
dwellings and necessary out-heuses, gins
Re- with fine orchards on both places, Of
pears. apples, cherries, pluDs, peaches, Sc
Is situated within miles Of the best
school in she State, and hrst-rate neigh
borhood. 1wiIl also sell mules, corn and
otber provisions on the places. The places
are nov being worked BY freedmen whose
labor can be procured for nsrt year. ]
will sell for money or exchange for lands
In his or adjoining counties. The reason
for selling, is that I expect TO remove 70
Dallas, during the coming winter
For further particulars, enquire at ths
Herald ofcs. or address ne AZ Grssnvills
W., county. Texas.
- ~. Tro 7 EEYAS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-27
puINrsTR.TOR,s NOTICE

n Letters Of Administrator having
been granted TO the unders gned, ai the =
Term, 1856, Of the Probate Court Of 1arrsni
county, on the esfhte OfeJoserh L. fur~is,
deceased, all persons indebted 70 said estate
will make immediate payment, and al pr.
sons having claims ssAiBst the sane VII
present then, duly aufbsnticattd within
he time prescribed b lav.
1851 y. b. WILLIAMS, Adnr.