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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-21

Tho tlh paragraph NJ lhs platform N me
Rsdleal. .o called tu.on party NJ pfo
mulraled Ny lheIr Csucu, Al Austin, reads
a. follows
"ihn We have undated confidence that
Tho wisdom aud patriotism " the President
oflho uuilcd States. and " hs ryrGfHil.
htn :! the psoph ~ toHgrsp assfmbifi will
prove adequate 10 the task Of guiding the
country safely through the perils aud dif
heullIcs Of the present time and " restoring
the States 10 their Constitutional relal
10 each other In such manner that the great
principles Of Constitutional liberty " N lie
at tho same time yindiealed and preserved"
This iEgeniouSly woried declaration Is
calculated 10 deceive tho unwAry with its
air Of candoF Into the belief that these
patriotic gentlemen have all respect and
confidence in President johnson aud his
policy, But careful examination will al
once disclose the true aim and intent of It's
authors,
In connection with their loudly Wanted
confidence in the Restore ton policy Of Mr..
johnson, they have taken occasion 10 ex-
press, equal confidence in the ''wisdon an 4
patriotism Of the representatives Of the
people In Congress assembled" and have
thus followed into the absurdity OF Serving
Two Masters disappearing two pollCiOG as
entirely antagonistic and incompatible as
God aud Mammon. As an evidence OF
President Johnson's views upon this sub.
jcct, and the irreconoilable sntngonism be-
tween him and the present Congress as
scmblcd' we clip the following from the
Bosom Post, of March 29th:
The details OF the interview Of Messrs
Burr and lngorsoll, OF Connecticut, with
the President, MS made public to the ele,tors
Of that State, set all further questions at
rest concerning the position Of Mr.. johnson
In relation to the existing canvass. In re-
ply to tho inquiry Of those gentlemen, he
said that she meant by the Union party, at
this time, the party Vhieh supports kis Union
restoring policy, whoever they may BE- and no
Others" Those who opposed that policy he
did not consider Of the Union party. He
declared himself "the friend Of those who
supported his policy, aud the opponent OF
those who oppose H." And he further stat
ed that "no man can oppose my (his) policy
and tint Of Congress nj the same time.
That is impos,ibie.' We think the line is
drawn about rs straight As it can be. II
party men are willing to misrepresent the
President for their own ends, he does not
mean 10 be misunderstood himself. There are
henceforth but two parties in the country
therefore; the one sustaining the President
and Restora'ion,-the other opposing the
President and working for Disunion. The
people Of Connecticut understand it now.
II will be seen that the President himself
asserts most emphatically that it Ia "impos-
IDLE" to support his policy and that of "the
Congress assembled" ut the same time.
This sugar coated bait is thrown out to de-
ceiyc and catch the unwary; but this cloven
foot will be disrobed its pilken covering
and its enormities and assimilation ex-
posed markedly, so that he that runs may
read and understand
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-21

Yesterday we made some note Of the
wild freak Of the winds up the country
'tother day. The lightning also was on
bust at that time, which We did not men,
ton. 1t shivered sgndry telegraph poles
to pieces and exploded the magnets at
Hockey and the Houston Depot. Into the
Office Of the electric here, il rolled in great
sheets Of fame, frightening our friend
Phil Fall, who is generally believed
courageous individual, 80 tremendously
that be kept himself esoonsed daring mOst
of the day way of in a corner Of his Office,
having concluded, with respect TO his ma
chine, TO let her rips-HoHstOH Telegraph
Ia.
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saTThc following New Orleans card

bS5-Thc following New Orleans cards
will be found among our new advertise
meats to-day, viz
GEO. W. BANKER & Co, Successors to
North, Du!hil 4 Co.. Importers and whole
sale dcalers in Dry Goods, No. II Il IL
Magazine ST., New Orleans. An old and
cxcellant house, waich will serve you well.
Call on them.
G. N. MORRISON, Wholesale Druggist,
and dealer in Patent Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Glass, Dye-Stuffs, &c, IL Magazine
ST., New Orleans; one Of the oldest houses
in the drug line in the Crescent City, and
a reliable one too.
T W. H. HAssELL, Dealer in Saddles, Bri-
dies, Harness, etc, leather and seddlery
Hardware, No 25 Magazine Street, New
Orleans. Anything in his line that Mr..
Hansell hasn't got isn't worth having, and
he will sell at the lowest rates.
JoHN L. WILLIAMs.-Our old friend John,
so we'll and so favorably known throughout
Texas in days gone by, is with the house Of
Moore s Hereford, Dealers in Dry Goods,
ll9 Common ST., New Orleans. His card
will be found in our paper-read it and
don't fail to give him call when you go to
the city. John has got back to his old bus
mess and intends to pay particular atten-
ton to old Texas friends.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-21

We had the pleasure yesterday Of meet
ing the Ri. Rev. Alex. Gregg, d. d., Bish-
Op OF Texas, just returned from the North.
He reports very favorable state Of feel
ing among the members Of the Episcopal
church with whom be came in contact, to-
wards the South. He received some eigh-
teen or twenty thousand dollars while abb
sent for educational purposes in this Dlo-
csse. The Bishop appears in good health,
though having been . good deal exposed
in bis trip over the gulf He viii preach
today ct the Masonic Hsll-HoSsf0n TEE
graph STA
We we're informed BY several individuals
th.t there was tremendous tornado At
Brennan on the 9Th. Various houses were
blown of their foundations, and great hav-
oe committed among trees and shrubbery,
bui 4, 3snsg. dons e life q iirb.-I',s
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ID - IL T. a -:
Saturday Morning, April 81, 1866.
FOR GOVERNOR,
Gen. j. w. Throckmorton,
OF COLLIN COUNTY.

AN NCUNCBAIENT IT'S
For State Treasurer.
We arc authorized to announce GBoRGE J. DUR
HAM, E,q., of Austin, as n candidate for state
Treasurer, at the election on the ith Monday IN
June next.
Fer the Legislature.
We are apth5rzed TO announce Dr. A. II. C0CH-
RAN, AS u candidate for Representative in tho lie.
gisislure from this county. AT the June election.
Fer County Clerk.
Nsnre authorized TO announce JAMES P. Tl!oh.
AS, as candidate for County Clerk, a. tho election
on tho nrRt Monday In June next.
For County Treasurer.
We sfo authorized to announce JAMES sHEP.
PARp as a candidate for County Treasurer, at the
election on the arst Monday In June next
For Constable, Beat No. 4.
wo are authorized to announce JOHN II. DISG-
HAM, IS candidate for Constable Of Precinct No.
!, ut tho election in June next.
JOHN W. LANE, ia q candidate for Justice
OF the Peace, Precinct No. l. at the ensuing election
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-21

hus More fsin hss isiifn flaos ~.
10y mofn.ng u iasi stoh ilaa Ss nmem
nsr 10 have seen 10 lhe ssmo space N tine
f1r ssysrsl ytars. The heavens continue
10 10 constantly overcast with dense masses
n clouds, aud The rain falls With the ease
and volume that would no decidedly 70.
ffsshing dnring The summer months The
ground has been thoroughly saturated With
water for the last month, aud the continued
fall VI rain now stands Ia sheets and pond,
all over the face Of the earth. The hsaVi-
est rain Of tho season fell on Wednesday
night, continuing with scarcely an inter.
mission during the entire night and as We
write, Thursday morningl Il II still COM
ing down accompanied wit heavy thunder
and brilliant flashes Of lightning,
Fears are beginning TO 10 entertained
that the wet weather will seriously effect
the wheat crop continuance much long
sr will surely produce rust,
Az consequence Of the heavy rains,
old Trinity is up high, ard rising. As We
write, IL Ia spreading over tho bottom, and
the prospects are favorable for higher
rise than has been known for years,
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GgN, dLSo.-Mr. J. o. Crutchheld, Of
this county, who returned home few days
ago from Louisville, Ky, Informs us that
Gen, L. NJ. GAno, was fellow passenger
With him on the trip up the Mississippi,
from Vickeburg. His wounds which were
terribly severe, were healing up, but he
Was unable TO walk, and II was doubtful IL
he would recover the use Of his lower limbs
for many months 10 come. The many
friends OF Gen. Gano in this section decp-
ly sympnthise with him in his severe afic-
tons. Mr.. C.. also informs us that the
Genera, attributes his escape with his
life TO the noble heroism of lady friend,
Miss. Johnson, Of Kaufman County, in
this State At the time of the explosion of
the Carter, Gen. G. was Immediately over
the boiler, was thrown up into the air, and
fell back directly upon the Goals and other
rubbish. Miss. J. seeing him, seized hold
Of him and dragged him out upon tho af-
ter part Of the boat. The wreck taking
fire from the explosion, she continued to
pull him aft, until the devouring element
made it necessary for her to jump into the
wnter. Tieing n lifc.preserver around her
self and lashing one also TO Gen. G. she
pushed him overheard and jumped in after
him, and in few moments they were both
picked up, by boats coming to their relief.
Gen. G. was so badly scalded and burned
as TO be totally unable to help himself, and
but for the noble heroism of Miss. J. would
have lost his life. Miss. j. was also injur-
ed by jumping from the Cabin deck to the
boiler deck, to escape the intense heat and
steam. IL will be remembered that she
had the sad misfortune to loose her broth
err, Maj. Jno. r. Johnson, by the explosion.
He was so badly injured that he died the
day following the terrible accident. Miss.
J. remained in Vicksburg, during the whole
time that Gen. G. was confined there, and
accompanied him back to Kentucky.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-21
NEWSPAPER AGENCY.

The undersigned Ia tho authorised Agent for the
following newspapers and will receive subscriptions
for the same ut the published rates, viz:
National Intelligencer, Washington d. c. tho off,
rial organ of the Prcsdent--duily and ri. weekly.
Galveston News, daily, tri weekly and weekly.
Houston Tclegraph-daily tr.weckly and weekly.
Flakes Galveston Bulletin--daily and weekly.
He will also receive subscriptions for the New Or
leans Picayuno and Times, and the New York News.
J. W. SWINDELLS,
Herald ONCE, Dallas, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-21

Rs~The announcement of Mr.. JAMES P.
THoHAs for County Clerk of this County
appears in io.day's paper. Mr.. T, has been
the efficient Treasurer Of our county for
some four years, and for most of the time
deputy in the County Clerks Office, he is
therefore, as is we'll known by his many
friends in the county, thoroughly qualified
for the Office which lie seeks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-21

AGRICULTURAL MAcHISERT.-We noticed
last week that Mr.. J. o. Crutchfeld, Of this
place had lot Of Buckeye Reapers on the
road. which be offered for sale. The ma
chine he has is aotthe Buckeye but the In
proved Ohio Reaper and Mower, an adver-
tisement Of which will be found in to-day's
paper. He now informs the public that he
has ten Of these machines complete, and
six Of PITTS Improved 8 horse Threshsrs
and cleaners, and wagons have started 10
Jefferson after them. With no accident
they will be here in ample time for the
coming harvest, and Mr.. c. desires 10 en-
gage them to be delivered Immediately on
arrival
He is also the authorized agent for the
manufacturers Messrs. Bondurant & Todd,
Of Louisville, for the sale Of all Rgricultu-
raj implements made by them, and his ar
rsngemsnts with these gentlemen are such
fhst he can supply farmers and others at
the lowest cash price ct the shop, adding
the actual expenses Of trsnsporfatisn &c.
A beautiful little model Of the Ohio Reaper
ard Mower, IL nov on exhibition ct the
store Of Mr.. 7. p. CTutcbfeld, in this-plsee.
and hose interested OF wishing 9 machine
would Do well 10 call and sIsmine it, For
particulars address or apply to Capt JBo.
". Lane, DAllss, Tsrss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-21

eN~We take pleasure in calling ntten-
ton to the announcement of Jno. II. Bing-
HAIR, as n candidate for Constable of Pre-
Genet No. /. John is well known to our
readers, and needs no introduction from us.
If elected we will vouch for it he will make
an efficient officer lie is clever fellow
and the best evidence Of the fact is his long
connection with the Herald Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-21

D&r We publish the Peace Proclamation
Of President Johnson on the outside Of to-
days paper. The Proclamation is some
what obscure on account Of evident errors
OF the telegraph. According to our under
standing, it declares martial law abolished
throughout the Southern States, restores the
writ of hObeas corpus, and declare, that every
Southern State is member OF the Union
and on an equality with all the other States.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-21

BARNES, WARD & Co., United States
Medicine Warehouse, No "a Magazine St.,
New Orleans, have appropriated n large
share of our advertising space to-day. They
have n very extensive establishment, which
we have visited, and keep every kind of
patent medicine known to the trade. They
sell at Wholesale only, and at the lowest
trade prices, being exclusive agents in the
South, for large number of valuable pre-
parations.
DEMAs BARNES & Co, Of New York, with
which the above house is closely connected,
have = deal to say also--they advertise Ly-
on's Pure Extract Of Jamaica Ginger
Heimstrcet's inimitable Hair Coloring, Ha-
gan's Magnolia Balm, Lyons Ksthairon,
Mexican Mustang Liniment, Plantation
Bitters and Aqua de Magnolia. For furth-
or particulars of all these valuable prepa-
ration see the advertisements.
Sehneck's Pulmonic Syrup, Sea-weed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills occupy nearly a
whole column in our paper, read the ad-
vertisement. sterlings Ambrosia for the
hair ia among the best preparations known.
What it does may be seen by referring to
the advertisement.
All the above articles are for sale at
wholesale only, by Messrs. Barnes, Ward
& Co., "a Magazine st., New Orleans. Sole
agents for the Southern States.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-21

Ia5- We coll attention to the announce
mont Of our young friend DR.. A. NJ. Coch-
ran, as q candidate for seat in the lower
house Of the Legislature, from this county.
Tho Doctor is well and fayorably known
over largo portion Of the county, and will,
il elected, make an industrious and alton
tive member.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-21

BY"We will publish next week q full
and complete synopsis of the amendments
and ordinances passed by the recent Con-
vention; also those referred to the people
for their adoption or rejection-we have it
on file but it is too lengthy for publication
this week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-21

New PAPER.-We have received the first
number Of the "Texas Star,"a new paper
started in Sherman, Grayson County, by
Thomas L. Bomar. The Star is at present
published on a small sheet, but promises
in few weeks, to enlarge and improve
We cheerfully enter 1t upon our exchange
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-21

Ey-Capt. John W. Lane is announced as
candidate for Justice Of the Pence in the
town Precinct. He Is sufficiently known
all over the PRECEDENT to render it unnecesss-
ry for us to more than state the fact Of his
being . candidate.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-21
A GROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY MAN, Woman and Child who has used
STERLING'S AMBROSIA,

EVERY MAN. Woman and Child who has used
STERLING'S AMBROSIA,
Is willing to recommend it. Three years Of rapidly
increasing sale have nado the Ambrosia famous all
over the world.
HI Is WARRANTED To PLEASE.
1t cures Itching of the Head.
1t makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads.
Itpreyents the Hair from Falling Out.
1t renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Cleanses the Scalp; cools the Heated Brow Removes
Dandruh; Cures Nervous Headache Cures Badness;
Insures Luxuriant Locks; lnelines Hair to Curl su.
persedes Wigs Kills Hair Eaters. Good effect appa.
rent ct once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosia will suit you to I. Elegantly put
up. Dslicately perfrmed ratroaizsd by Opera
Singers and Actresses. Sold in splendid boxes
cartons, containing two large botlesNo. . for
ming, No. for evening.
THERE IS NO TAKEABOUT 1T,
sTERLING'S AMBRoSIA Is the best. most agreea.
bic and cec tive toilet in the world To prove this,
try a carton Sold by Druggists.
Sterllng's AmbrOsia Manufacturing Co.
2l5 Fulton Street, New York,
BARNES, WARD Il CO.,
II Magazine ST., New Orleans,
Tap2l-3l:ly1 Sole Southern Agents.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-21

GeS"See the announcement of Mr. James
SherIar for County Treasurer. Mr.. 5.
has long been a citizen of this place, has
the Jeffersonian qualities, and if elected
will make most excellent officer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-21

p&rThe steamers Col. Stell and AriIonis
reached Galveston on the 10th inst, from
up the Trinity River. The Stell, says the
News, reached higher point, (Parkers
Bluff, than has been made by any other
boat in several years. II the presentrains
continue, Old Trinity will afford good nav
igstion for some time TO come. Ii has been
full at this point for more than month.
As fast as one rise runs out another comes
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-21

BE- Various notices Of new advertise
ments are unavoidably crowded out of this
isBuc. They shall appear next week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-21

General Iongstreet arrived in the city
on Sunday, and visited son. OF the princi-
pal business houses yesterday.-Gsl. Bel
frtir 1o,t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-21

pZThs Houston Telegraph lsrans from
psrsobs coEniEant o. the fact, fhat Col.
ousnirsl o. Missouri, passed through Tex
ns ssns frs usnths aga, sna isnsr il NsI-
-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-21
NORTHUMBERLAND af lhA ll1rnld.

Atsfs Cuf Apfil VI, 1860
The Radicals N This oIiy are In great
gl,e In consequence " The passage w Ton.
gfss,, Of the tiyil Nights iiill over the l'fts.
dents veto. They wear The selfcomplao,
eni, satisfied smile ~ "gratifed hope md,
although their satisfaction lie not expressed
openly, In words, II IL written No plainly
upon their oOuntenRnCes that "he NhO runs
may read" II Is humiliatihg 10 think 90,
but our people must arouse themselves 10
the fact that there IL % party In our midst,
who, " not already welded TO tho debasing
theories aud doctrines Of Phillips, Stevens
and Sumner, are rapidly assimilatng their
political views 10 those Of the misrable
domRgogues, who are now striving by con-
,gressional trickeryi TO destroy the rights
VI the South, and TO disrupt the Union,
Our people must make up their minds to
crush out by the ballot the faction which
has been organized In their midst to prop
agate the seeds OF RadicRlism, already
sown in this section. To use word OF
their own coinage thoy must DO sgusi,ktd,
or they will succeed eventually in reduc-
ing us to the level Of tho negro and in
raising themselves TO power upon his sable
shoulders. They have not the manliness to
nistic to the Radicals or as fayoring the
President in those views in which he differs
from the majority in Congress, covortly
the President and his policy in the hack.
The "San Antonio Express" edited by
William L. Jones, one Of their candidates
for the Supreme Bench, is filled with aelee-
tions from the northern radical press, Bit
IL. II.
Hamilton and Bell in their speeches, have
failed to condemn, by word, or look. or tone,
the conduct Of Stevens, Sumner, ct id omns
genus, against the rights and liberties OF
the South. You may search their platform
in vain, for the slightest expression of con-
domination or opposition to their nefarious
schemes. Our people must be idiots in
deed il they do not detect the letters
which have boon forged to enslave them
Though wrapped in velvet, to deaden the
sound, tho dullest ear OF the dullest Texan
can hear the olanking of the iron.
IT remains with us alone to determine
our own destiny. That destiny, If we re-
main true to ourselves and to the President
who has SO manfully stood between US and
the breakers Of Northern Radicalism, will
BIO determined by the ballot and not by the
bsyonet, That destiny depends upon the
success Of the conservative Union party,
and the defeat and utter rout, of the Ham
ilton, Pease, Davis and Bell faction.
"The Conservative Union men belonging
to the Convention at recently met in this
city are not pledged TO support any partic-
ulsr persons as candidates for the various
State offices. We understand however,
that the following named gentlemen were
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READY FOR THE.
HARVEST OF 1866
7 HAVE now In store, Mt Jefferson
L Texas, TEN complete
OHIO REAPERS AND MOWERS,
AND SIX OF
PITTS IMPROVED 8 HORSN
TERESHERS AND CLEANERS

expect to have them hero In tims for the cornc
harvest. Parties wishing machines OF this charAe
should call At once at the store oft. F. Crutet ,d
purchase money TO help pay the charges.
The first named machine iS combined Reaper and
Mower, and is unsurpassed for simplicity and mel.
eney. The entire machine when ready for work aoss
moi weigh over 800 pounds, and has side draft 4
model Of this machine is now on exhibition at NJ.
Crutchfed's store, and We feel satisfied that AZ
animation will convince you Of its superiority ever
other machines. am able to sell them at mar 1Isc.
turers' prices, with expenses added.
would also respectfully inform the public, that
can supply the Kentucky Harvester, RUSSELL I'm.
proved Combined Reaper and Mower; also, Lever
and Endless Chain Power Thrcshers, Pitts In pre-,
cd Thresher with Separators and Cleaners, Of all "
scr; also, Light Two and Four Horse Wagons Wits
iron asles, sorgho Mills Hawk eys or Kentucky RI.
ding Cu,iyator, Johnson's Washing Machines. DGsls'
Premium Churns Rubber Betting, Spinning J.nnes,
lsix spinners sraubs Corn Mills of various sizes.
My arrangements wit b the manufacturers, hssprs
Bondurant Todd, of Louisville, Ky, enabled NO 81
furnish all the above machines, and many Other
farming implements, at tho cost at the shop, WITH
the actual expenses of transportation added. /
anxious to begin carly, 10 that q supply may 10
brought forward in time and those who want
chine would do well to call at once aud leave their
orders. II you want machine for the present bar.
vest. now is your time
For further particulars, address or apply to JOHR
W. LANE, at Dallas, Texas.
10. CRUTCHFIELD, AeeaG,
Dallas, Texas, April Il, l86G-3l3t.
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CIsTJIIS
RATES or ADvERTIsINGr

HATES OF ADNERTIsINGI
One square cn lines Of this sIa typeJ 81 80 uT the
nrsi aud 70 cr'iia ior each additional Insertion.
M Jar charge ur announcing candidate dpT
state or District ufees IL sl6 and Tor County or Pre-,
eln,t Offices ~ 30, payable Invariably When the
announcement 10 mRlO,
co rhs above rates are In legal tender, Specie
received ~ IL market value
M IN future va will charge the usual advertising
rates for all obituary notices, Mere announcements
" marriages and deaths will he inserted gralis ~
herstofore, but II they exceed this We mus, charge
for them,
re- Wheat, or produce Of any Mud that we can
use, aiken at tho best market price, Tor all dues to
this office,
ET-J0u WORK Of all kinds executed
with neutneIs and dispatch.
AGENTS..
MosTs. Wharton sandelinc, Ito Common Street
New Orleans, Ia,
" y, porsn, Galveston, TesA',
Capt, JAsrER ". Johnson, kaufman, Texas.
J I, Turner, Esq, Fort Worth,
u, y, Hawkins, Esq, Waxahachc, Ellis county
Il, H. GUSHING, ESQ, Telegraph Once, Houston,