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TEALTHFUL ATTRACTIONS Or
THE WASHINGTON SPRINGS, VA.
ONE RARE ITEM OF THE PROGRESS Or The
PRESENT CENTURY.
Dr. E. J. GOODwIN's EUTR0PHlE,

tsts FOR
scRoFULA, CHRONIC RHEUMATISM AND
SYPHILIS.
The most unmanageabie diseases whicn al. ma r .y
human race made TO yield satisfactorily an" ",
manently 10 the method and means, an eSpos..s.,o"
of which may be had by reading concise s saS.
ment OF facts IN pamphle. form @n noted BIS the
pa4HSl s s u yhs short treatise The spes'
Treatment Of Syphilis, Chronic 81 ,bs Wa.hins.
Scrofula, by Dr. d. '. oooo"ih' Va '
hereby most respectfully and honestly soHs ~
careful notice OF this pamphlet by ths refer,
and an attentive reading OF It's SupPeine
the authenticity Of It's Intelligent and ,Ssa
endorsement. The Vegetable hutropn " The pan.
pRlet ons,itutes in the Judgment OF t"ssl.
physie ans. and others distinguished ior ' ,..r:
eee and high To the q as
known AZ the most eAcieRt In the trea'meh' '
diseases. 49,, a;saasas now coz.
coded 10 excel any attending the genera p,rcrhle
treatment lis due 10 my adaptation OF the E sfho
apoa the theory which devised , aPo%n saf'H Ee p
ieSeT Of lis efficacy makes II eminently dese. 1air.
place among tue most repated standard n,s@sn
Of medical record and YOU'D ME- re and in!ell
GENT physicians fair and impartisi ,hs control
thslspe1tical value ~ applied by me ia 'a' w.
OF M short notice, furnish physicians loo
I'm tow ls and cities from my 70 one nsr boz,
| OF the Eutrophse ut cost OF three dollars ~
tle containing thirty ounces. .o,yc.s OF the
The long established mineral ,s :. Leeeh's,
Washington Springs, formerly k9w ,nt ~ iipm,
asYardins the best qualities OF sulphur, DE
Sss,s .na Magnets. shs G' waters
S.hs suffering
| from debllities, diseesse oI ne sMasssss OF TIE
uterine disordery. sktn dhsases, "a III Affection.
reI ana ssslsxsiioa rom domestic habil I
Desn,s aScompanied by Afew week. so,pun gror
such = hsalthiUl retrsstSs tast o. sne " S'A''
spa visiting Che Springs for their mina.y
$3.50 uss. Wi,l Be- charged I've. dollars per -
80 Stwsf ~ doiEsrv per week board. .,vtss
an na,snns visiting the 6pSings FOR medcai seI
.ns ,reximent, Will be charged nve ooh"'' =
49, sneak nj snecic rates for board. x.,,.iuis
.ni TsnSsssss Railroad, stopPing A GLADE SP'N'
Seooi. washington county. ..ti.fss.
aSSy No charge fcr medical ssrvisss unless 'Aa'
The sinieted may vt with the assursn ss,arr.
m air soiouTn sha( Ne spec Ssdsa BY expPy,
~ tiss scshsss seased ssas s 81 GOODWIN.
tAss2esstsg.ss au.
The ysorrABLii ufR0pHII and the Z ax Il.
LIT can be obtatas& @ @ss6. MgYyHHthh sssssv.
tRsI: :syssss,' sss: - tiss a'ss'''
aAIAsSwsoNs ~ aaaaS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-30

Why IL \ p1lsoJeum dealer like an eplcprc.-
0eoolse 10 NYse on the TT Of the lSud.
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VOCAL CLASS.-Classcs for young
Y ladies in the RUDlMENTS AND SC!ENCE
OF MUSIC will be given the lst OF April ~
TERMS: TWO DOLLARS PER MONTH IN
CLASS Apply at the Arlington House, NOS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.
<S~w~>v~s~~-r~~>~~v~S~N~>>
IL ByHanisons Gsddin . kpperson,ss
Blankets, RrokeYs. and Real Estats Agents.

cALEoFTHE ZOE fxALARGE
~ HOUSE NEAR. THK CITY, viii offer n,
sale, 1t public auction, on the prsmfsss, on sATUR.
DAY. The ,lst instant, q l1eioek, H., all the
OF Mrs. K q. ,Mofdeesi's mil. pond, about fosr
miles from Richmond. This house !: the iars..,
in the county, being forty.six feet IN diameter,
thirty.lwo thousand hnshsls. and IL filled with ex.
cellent, pure, thick Ice.
The purchaser Will DO, required 70 give bond,
monthly inst ailments diring the 'ummer, thus en-:
abling him to pay the purchase ;n9nsy ont Of the
Sale conducted by HARsIsoS, GoDDIs 1 IrrEa.
SON. NH j0-n
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BY z. A. J. Clopton. 80
Real Estate Agent and Auetioneery
Twelfth, between Main and Franklin s3sosts.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDfN G.
LOT IN THE BURNT DISTRICT NEST
SIDE FOURTEENTH STREET, sEC0ND lot
be sold on FRIDAY, the 3oth day OF March, 1885,
on the premises, at u o clock NJ, one VERY VAL.
LIABLE BUILDING LOT, near the corner Of Main
six inches on the west side Of Fourteenth street,
running back forty seven feet five inches; being
the same lot on which stood the bnilding for many
wears occupied by James Ayres, ESQ
This property Is as desirable for business stand
a. any now I'm the market, being in the centre OF
vcstment will do well to attend this sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with negotiable notes. into
rast fded title retained Taxes for 1868 to be paid
bv tho nnrchaser E. A. J. CLOPT0N,
NH "a ids Auctoneer.
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MARRIED,

March lith 1865, at the residence of the bride $
father, by Rev. A. g. Brown Mr.. CHARLES l.;
iiiiRT and Miss J. BERTA CLAIToR, daughter OF
Samuel A. Clayton, ESD, all OF Bedford county, va
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UNO MY FRIEN DS.-Thc undersigned
proposes establishing DAIRY at his farm,
near the city, and will pay personal attention 10
the delivery of MILK every morning. orders Ieit
~ The anction store OF Messrs CHARLES &. HANEs
x Co on Seventh street, between Broad and Mar
shall streets, will meet with prompt attention.
"i'N " '''f' A. S. STORRS.
urxs,, u,rr March % 1896 NH 3n-3t%
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17
OBITUARY.

DIED-october the 23d, 4sGG, William NJ. Fry
Mr.. Fry was born in Clark county Kentucky, March
l4th ls2s-spent some portion of his early life In
Tennessee and Louisiana. Became citizen of Tex
as in 1880. Sought and won tho affections Of our
friend SaFah B. Armstrong, to whom he was united
May the Sd 1865 The deceased has been in delicate
health for long time, but In al his sufferings he
manifested the fortitude of christian. Having
while yet yor tn embraced tho religion of Jesus, he
never awistful glance upon the sinful pleasures
of earth but felt that he preferred the post Of door
keeper In tho house Of his Lord than to dwell in tho
gorgeous fonts of wickedness.
In his last illness and gloriously triumphant death,
this faith this trust upheld him. Truly '..i'
"Jesus can make dying bed, .a OIL.
As soft as downy pillows are"
The only regret he expressed, when called upon to
lay aside bis mortal vestment, was separation from
hi, tenderly loved bride: Tis hard thus early to go
from thee" he whispered; "still His will not mine
be DONE"
Though we know that the pang of the widow
heart she gazes upon the ieless form OF all that
was Sc dear to her only be felt that no language
can depict its agony; still we would whisper one
word of comfort to the bereaycd heart Thy loved
one waits for thee Life is but heeting bresth. ana
soon you will leave this Church Militant, and DO
welcomed to the Church Triumphant by that loved
ono who hut precodes thee there Gilt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17

a Washington special Of the 31st
ult., to the ST. Louis Republican,
says the very latest advices in pos
session of the government, from
Paris, show that Napolcan still ad.
here's to the idea that payment of
the French claims should be guaran-
tccd, as a compensation for the i'm
mediate withdrawal Of tho French
from Mexico.
Gen, Dicl, Taylor, brothcr-in-l law
of Jefferson Davis, who has returned
from the latter, reports Mr.. Davis's
health on tho decline. He has no
hopes of a release from confinement,
or any trial.
Since the close of the war mar
riages have increased at tho rate OF
90 per cent. . .,.
Twenty rabbits introduced into
Australia in 1859, haue yielded So.
900 head for consumption. y
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nE ts,ls hoiio Ne Tned M
dgt,

Wafa ra Waliir.tnu ,mrs
tobIot ~ il. Chaflr t.n fourier
.iu frnrntr ir ihc trial N W.
Davis uwu llt Indictment n tfrl
son hive lrurnm llum ihr mut
rmlHntr murre thltii is .lrletmiu
81 Dos tie Ch.or Iusi.r lulw iu.
dcrNush uul hy headers NJ 40. ml
iuit, Ice tmtrpss l'Il % lr.Ul shnll
take place but nH nl present
There viii certainly hc mo- trial ~
the nest regular term ut the l, s
District Court fur Virginia, which
will hc held in November Cone
grcss viii lmss q law M the coming
session renewing the obstacles TO u
trial which justice Chase found IN
the allotment of ,lu,licc, Of the SUI
rrcmr Court to ANY NJ the new cir,
cult, The law viii direct such nl.
iotmcni or leave II To the |, ;, SUI
prone court 10 make II,
The trial will lc set for the May
Term. one Of The Justices OF the L,
$, Supreme Court presiding 1t
would seem that all prospects of Il
release Of Mr., Davis, on bail, has
vanished for the Chief Justice and
Judge In lcrwood have determined
that he shall b. tried, So all doubt
upun this subject is removed, II
must be presumed however that
Judge Chase, To preserve his own
consistency, will Insist that Mr., Da'
Wis shall be discharged from militia
~ jurisdiction when he undertakes
To- try tho ease ina civil court,
Ifhc were now transferred ia
civil jurisdiction he could be bailcd
But il appears, from what | can
learn, that no viii be held by mill
iary power till the time for the civ
il trial. Meanwhile tho whole
North condemns this prolonged I'M
prisonment. Gcrrit Smith, the ia'
nous Abolitionist, who published
an argument To prove that there Il
no "treason-in civil war;" recently
declared in Now York that. it (thC
confinement of pavis) made him u
shamcd OF his country. 1t seems
that Mr.. Davis must remain in Gus
toby six or seven months longer Al
any rate. Then, when on trial, he
will still be in civil custody, 1t il
not probable that there will be
conviction under the Indictment tol
treason, But, if there should be
President Johnson will no doubt in
;crposc with Executive clcmoncv.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17
oar Bay your Goods Al Jsfries.

r. A young LADY, down East adver-
tises for a young man that "embrac-
ed an opportunity" and SAYS, .lf
he will come over 10 our town he
can do better" -o-s531s
HDawkter, said an exquisite, 81
desire you should tell me what TO
put into my head to make it all
Tight "only brains, sir, nothing
but brains" a7iT-f s1.l19 -
p A Democratic editor in Maine says
Of the recent defeat OF his party
dWe met the enemy yesterday and
she ont on parole this morning
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49, - -
AN ACT
AN ACT
To Amend an Act to provide for the
payment of Grand and Petit Jurors
passed February 1850.

SEC. l.. BE it enacted by the Legislature Of
the STATE Of Teras, That section two, three
and six of San Act to provide for tho pay
ment of Grand and Petit Jurors, passed
February 1860, be ard the same is hereby
repealed and that hereafter Jury fee OF
Eve dollars upon all civil causes which are
now pending, or that hereafter may be COM
menced in any District Court Of this State,
be taxed in the Bill Of Costs, TO be collect
ed In the same manner rs is provided by
law, for the collection of ether costs, pro-
vided that said fees, when col e;ted, shall
be paid to the County Treasurer and by
him disbursed in acc rdance with certih-
Gates Of clerks of District Courts.
Sec. 2. That all laws and parts Of laws
conflicting with the provisions Of this Act,
be and The same are hereby repealed, and
that this act take effect and be in force
from and after its passage. ......
Approved Nov. 9Th 1866.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17

fiaspssi N most lelielisHs fsnhl1n N
lafihsfA aad fsafhsfh laiefffif
~ iatn, Nsgi "a laffe vote 49,
tslis1 10 ar. Thee we're NJ 4 .sinfhshets
fhs nsilssla lflsd ~ blockade HE polls in
SINE districts w slorTiaE Seisl' eonsum
Ing unheeessffy Tine eleJ lii sehefally
ali passed IN veil. AtsP N 10 returns
are ~ hand save ffom small pfssiasis, In
diestng noihinE
Tne War Depa ftmeni has caused The re
lease Of sessfal prisoners, sentenced Tor
specific terms By The military Commissions
during the wfr, including several Cohftd-
crate sympaihTefs.
Gcn. Sherman Is In town and his friends
state that hs IL preparing 10 leave for MeH-
leo. Gen. Hancock will command the
Military Division Of the Mississippi during
Shermans absence. removing hitheadquar-
ters 10 LeayenwOrth, Kansas, II isrumor-
cd that Ia case the Radicals are defeated In
carrying the next Legislature, Gov. Fletcher
intends calling the present Radical Legis-
lature together TO adopt the Constitutional
Amendment thus repubiating the action OF
tho people,
wAsnIsoros, Nov IA statement Of
the public debt for the present month con-
pared with the first ult,, show that during
the month Of October, the debt has been de-
creased TO the amount Of 2, 2O2, G93,5D6.
MEXICAN LEGATION,
Onward L. Plumb received his commits
sion to-day os Secretary OF Legation to
Mexico.
Tue fENIAS TRIALS.
TORONTO, c. W. Nov. 7-Fenian trials
have been laid over until tomorrow on ae-
count OF witnesses being absent TO attend
elections in the States. Father McAlahon
and Col. Lynch under sentence of death,
have determined to make an appeal for u
new trial.
sew YORK ELECTIONS.
NEw York, Nov. 7.-Fenton's majority
will probably reach 10000 tho Congress-
ional representation will stand the same MS
in the present Congress. Returns from
Illinois indicate that the State has certain
ly gone Republican by upwards of 10000
majority.
STATE ELECTIONS.
The Republicans have carried every State
that elected yesterday by increased major
tiles, with the exception of Maryland and
Delaware, which will show considerable
Conservative gains.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS,

DALLAS COUSTY. 3D..
To any lawful officer Of Dallas County,
Greeting. ...
VOU are hereby commanded that you
L summon by publication as the law di-
reefs, ]. N. Ruyle, who is absent from the
State, to be and appear before the Justice $
Court to be held at n regular term thereof,
in and for Precict No. l., of said County at
the Courthouse thereof in Dallas at 2
o'clock P. NJ, on the first Saturday in De-
cembcr next, the same being the first day
thereof, then and there to answer Geo. W..
Guess, in an action of debt, instituted up
on an account for the sum of twenty-five
dollars, besides interest thereon accrued.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there this writ, with your action thereon
as the law directs.
Witness my hand and official signature
this 29th day of October 1866.
"" GEO. W. BAIRD, J. p,
zSt. Dallas county, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17

UNFORTUNATE occunREycE.-We learn
that OH Tuesday last, Mr.. SAMUEL Kiel who
lives some three or four miles from this
place, on the opposite side Of the river,
killed man named Blahkeuship. 1t ap-
pears that the latter, who has been absent
from the county fer some time, returned
on Monday last and arowed his determine
ton of killing Kiel on sight. Mr.. Kie',
on being informed of this by his friends
Immediately armed himself with double
bsrreied gun, and sndins Blankenship at
the house Of Mr.. Bass shot him-killing
him instantly. Kiel at once gave himself
up to the civil authorities, but we are as
yet un.cquainted with their action in The
matter. 90 H'1i ff' ffiu-n 30
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17

Berthe Editor is of to New Orleans on
business connected with the Herald, leav-
ing us. pro ten. in charge. As we are IN
used to Journalism in every particular, we
beg Of its readers 10 bear with us for a
short while. To those who have any re-
collection Of their early editorial life, apol-
ogies are unnecessary. They will suffc-
iently understand us when we say that we
feel very much like the man who bought
the elephant. pig 'i
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17

T#r Texas AIxAxAc rOp ls61-In our
last, we insdserdsRtly omitted to eah at
lsntion 10 the advertisement Of the feIas
Almanac. The Almanac j. ene. Of the most
valuable publisajons in the STATE To ev-
cry professional man. farmer and mechsn-
ie, We earhsstiy recommend II. and esPec-
tally to those living in distant SAFES who
desire information in regard % TsIhs, We
regard it as invaluable. 117g sfusas q
The Almanac is Published By ", r Rich
sr5.On, eAlvsstOn. At 81 per cSPJ, in coin
Il noF-resdy fss-ssia sssEy one shonld
have H. An s1ssIlsnt map q The stsis se-
companies eseh copy. For Farther psrtie-
MARS see The. -ivcrtisensat $50
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17

The Radical demand of the South
is tho story Of white man and In
dian over again. The two shot
turkey and u crow, Said tho white
man "Now, you take the crow and
I'll take the turkey, or let me take
tho turkey and you the crow"
ugh !" was the rejoinder "lndian
get crow all the time"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17

d s6rWe were glad to welcome back few
evenings since, Jour est eemed friend Rev.
Geo. Rottenstcin, who has been absent for
several weeks in Northern Texas with the
Ri. Rev. Bishop Gregg. lie is looking well
and d. w willhereafter hold Divine SER
vice regularly every Sunday morning at 4 !
o'clock, and in the evening at Z O'Clock, in
.he upper rooms of the Hirsh building.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17

u "A New PAPEn.-We welcome to-day, on
our exchange list new paper, the "Week-
ly Enquirer" Published by Murray & Girls
ham, at Mckinney, Texas. The Enquirer
Is n neat and substantial journal, richly
deserving success. g We join its enterpris-
ing publishers in the hope that it will ''llve
to see itself welcome at every frcside in
allCour rich and lovely country" loznt
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THE STATE OF TEXAS, |

THE STATE OF TEXAS, /
COUNTY OF DALLAS,
To any lagful officer Of Dallas County, Greet
, ing:
Won are hereby commanded to summon
i Frank Mcclure as principal, and j.
L. Quinn as suri,y, by publication of this
writ for three successive weeks before re-
turn day hereof, to be and appear before
me at my Office in Precinct No. 8, on the
last Saturday in November, the same being
the Oath day of said month; then and there
TO answer the complaint Of NJ. A. Davlin,
in n plea of debt due by account, for fifty
bushels of corn, or its equivalent.
Herein fail not, but of this and how you
have executed the same, make due return.
Given under my hand this the Both day
Of October 1866. II. LUCAS, ). r.
Precinct No. 8, Dallas Co, Tex.
Attest: A true copy Of the original.
NJ. c. Lively, Deputy Constable.
Tat. Precinct No. 8.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17

TNHE Copartnership existing heretofore
IL under the firm and name of ID. NJ.
Clover s. Co, in the town Of Millican is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Snowden P. Samuel is authorized 10 col
lect all the debts due the concern, and IL
quidate the liabilities. ..-..
(signed) D.M. CLOVER.
SNOwDEN P. SAMUEL.
Millican, Texas, Oct. 18th '66-s:4t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17
ssBuy your goods q, Jeariss.

There arc $4,000 idle negroes in
the City Of Washington, who have
neither the means nor the disposi-
ton 10 obtain an honest living.
The Tribune asks Northern farm
ers 10 give them employment. Mr..
Webster once told q distinguished
Senator that be 'must skin his own
skunks."
Ifthey would work they could
get employment in the South.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17

A gentleman in Michigan asked u
squaw il her papoosc, which was
quite white, was not half'brced,
whcrcupon she replied, "No, not a
drop of white blood about it-half
Indian and half Missionary
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17
B6rBuy your Goods al Jeffries.

ProrunEs.--we would again call tao at
tention Of those wanting anything in the
photographic line, to the card Of Professor
Sergeant, as the probability is thatthe com
ing week is N long as the Professor will
take pictures in this place. r.- .s E
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17
cro,c,,un, Epi.eopuI Church.

Divine Service will be- held IN, W every sunday
morning, at II o'clock, and In tho evening At ] o.
clock ~ the upper room of illrsh's brick building
GEO. ROTrENSTEIS. T
Prayer Docks for sale ut Messrs, W, II, Praihcr 4
Cos The proceeds to driray contingent expenses OF
the Parish, ..|..r. ....
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17

"HBREAs, B. F. Irby, Administrator
w Of the estate OF silns Smith, decd,
having fled in my Office, his final exhibit,
together with his petition praying for par
tifion and distribution of said estate
These, are therefore, 10 notify those inter
ested to be and appear before the Honora-
bic Probate Court Of Parker County, Tex
as, at tbs Court House Of said county, on
the last Monday in October A. ID. 1865, TO
show cause Why the prayer Of the petition
or should not be granted. q.
SET RW. DUKE, elk c. C., P. G.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17

Beecher thinks that in the course
Of time, the mixture Of races viii
come about inthis country. and the
World says be appears 20 bePleased
~ thr uruspnrf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17

sG- Attention IL called 10 the advertise
nsnt Of Eric lwester, who proposes to sell
his entire stock Of foods at New York cost
and charges. He also offers bis store house
far ..1ar..- ~ -I..r-r !.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17

The only living dcsccndent of
Christopher Columbus lives at Romo,
and IL to visit America next year
He is described rs genial man of
sixty.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17

NOR SALE.--An improved place in
l. the North part of the,Town of Dallas,
containing II acres of ground, with dwell
ling house, Kitchen, smokc'house and an
excellent we'll of lasting water. 1t Is one
of the most desirable locations in town, and
with small outlay might be made beau
tiiul place. For particulars, enquire at the
Aft .. HERALD OFFICE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17

w. NJ. PERKINs...,...s NJ. swESsoN""....D L. KEREIos
nERKINS, SWENSON CO., New Orleans
i SwENS0N. PERKINS 4 CO., New York, Gen.
eral Commission Merchants.
Commission MMer chants & Cotton Factors
WHARF BROTHER, No. 1l3 Grayler st. Par
w ticuar attention paid TO selling Wool. II: IL.
weston, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17
Sewing Machines

CoUTHERN FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
> Noiseless Machine Of Wilcox Gibbs will sew,
hem, fell, braid tuck, gather, quilt, card and EN-
broidcr with satisfaction. \gcnts wanted at No.
St Charles ST. Box 1856, ?. o. Now Orleans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17

n I.fINtl.A lLtff ly.ffif .filLt
WHAT was 1r7-WLilc opposite the es-
tablshment of Mr.. A. J. Gouffc, few even
ings since, our attention was called to an
immense, bone recently found near this
place, a, few feet under the earth by Mr.
Henry Ball, tits by FAR the largest thing Of
the kind that We have ever heard or read
81, TO what species of the animal crea-
tion this bono belonged we, Of course, have
no means of isscertaining, IL certainly is .
curiosity inails way, and goes to proves that
tllis region was once inhabited by giants Of
greater proportions by far than any yet
di,covered. Wedid not learn of any other
homes ola similar kind being found nearit.
tits in fair state of preservation and
should be sent to the State Museum, if in
deed we have such an institution. l''t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17
TnUyAG,CN-

6Nrescent City Tobacco Works.--MAYER
" BROTHERS, Manufacturers of Tobacco and Cigars,
Dealers in Chewing and Leaf Tobacco, 81 Tchonptou'
as ST., New Orleans. [sep22-ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17
Bags.Eng. &C.
Commission Merchants.

II EMIT, THOMAE + CARTER, Importers of ari
IN Dealers in Cordage, Baeging, Bale Rope, 1ro
Ties, &c. l04 Poydras Street, New Orleans,