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WOOL CARDING.

UEAVING thoroughly renovated and refit-
HI ted our Carding Machine with new
cards, we are now ready to receive wool,
and do as good work as cap be done in this
State. We therefore respectfully solicit the
patronage of our old customers, and oil who
desire work in our line. Hf
Our terms are one fourth Of the wool, or
10 cents per pound for white, l23 cents for
colored, and l5=cents for mixed wool.
Wheat, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Eggs, Chick
ems, good Hides, unwashed Wool, and other
country produce that we can dispose Of ia
ken in exchange for cnrding, or for rolls, OF
the highest market prices. Wool must DC
washed clean and free from burrs and sticks
and one pound of grease to every eight
pounds of wool must be furnished. ~ ,ar
ELLIS g. MORROW.
Dallas. Texas, june I'd, 1S66-37:3m.
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To the People of Texas,

lam n candidate for the Office Of Judge
Of the Supreme Court Of the State of Tex
M. had announced my name as candi-
date for this position previous to any re-
commentator Of persons made by the Del
evates TO the late Conventiob-oppose
toto ceoto to anything savoring Of caucus
nomination for Judicial position, decline
10 Withdraw my name from the Canvass.
Nv position as regards the political issues
now being canvassed in the State can hut
be well known. shall vote for THRocK-
MORTON for Governor, and JONES for Lieu
tenant Governor; not because they were
recommended by the delegates to the Con-
vention. but because circumstances have
pointed them out as the representative men
e the principles which advocate.
bave been twenty-eight years in Tex
as; iirine that time have presided in
the Republic and State rs Judge Of the Dis
trict court and as Judge OF the Supreme
court Of the Republic-have at all times
except when upon the bench, been q prac-
tieing lawyer. / most respectfully solicit
the suffrages Of my fellow-citizens.
W. B. OCHILTREE.
Marshall, Texas, May 9Th, 1866. Il. .
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s..
Mr.. Davis will be tried on an in
dictment for treason in the city OF
Richmond next month. Chief JUS
tice Chase will preside, and Attorn-
ey General Speed will conduct the
prosecution, assisted by Judge Cliff
ford, of MASSACHUSETTS, and W: M,
Evarts, of New York, Chas. O'Con-
nor, of New York, is entrusted with
the defence. se~ ~ 49,
This will be the most interesting
trial that everoccurred in the world.
Whichever way it may be decided,
the honour of the illustrious prison
or will be untouched, If he be ac-
quilted, the world will approve the
verdict; if condemned, the world
will condemn the result produced
by the substitution Of prejudice for
law,
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Snnreme Court.

In the selection of tho Judges of the Su
preme Court, we think, other things being
equal a spirit Of fairness, and due regard
to the convenience Of the people would re-
Guiyc that some attention should be paid to
the geographical locality of the candidates,
Texas has her recognised subdivisions, VIZ:
Eastern, Western, Northern, Southern and
middle Texas, five. Five Judges are % be
elected. Why not accord to each Of these
recognized subdivisions representation on
the Supreme bench-if candidates can be
found presenting equal qualifications. We
have been led to this train of thought, in
looking over the list of candidates through
out thc G! atc. From Northern Texas we
find but one name, Col. WIN. H. JOHNSON,
Of Lamar county. His qualifications are
acknowledged; he stands forth as the nc.
cepted candidate from his section. His
friends, We feel confident, will mete out the
came me lsure of justice accorded to them.
We commend TO the people Of Texas the
name OF our candidate, and await the echo
from other sections.--Pdris Press.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-09

A correspondent OF the New
York News, writing from Havana,
7th, says that man who was in
that city about the middle of Qcto-
Der last. and who called himself. the
earl de Sterling, made substantially
the same statement about the kill
ing of Lincoln and the escape OF
Booth that the man King lately
made in Kentucky. He supposes
that they are the SAME men, earl de
Sterling in Havana and Sterling
King in Kentucky. 1t was proba-
bly, the story of this earl de Ster-
ling in Havana that the correspon-
dent of a North Carolina paper
heard and communicated several
months ago. fs.B
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NOTICE---TRUST SALE.

I'm pursuance of "Deed of Trust, with
il power to SELL" executed to me on the
25th day of August, 1866, by F. NJ. Wiggin-
ton, and to which is also affixed the name Of
c. ii. Wigginton, will offer for sale for
cash, ct public auction, to the highest bid
der, ON the irst Tuesday in July, A. D. 1866,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and
o'clock P. NJ. of said day, at the Court
House door, in the town of Dallas, Dallas
County, Texas, the following described
in the name of A. W Perry, in Dallas coun-
ty, on Elm Fork of Trinity; $50 acres located
in the name of j. G. Bcevers, in Dallas coun.
ty, on Elm Fork 100 acres located in the
name of Mary Kennedy, in Dallas county,
on Elm Fork 100 acres located in the name
of ]. II. Mounts, Oh Elm Fork; 20 acres To-
Gated in the name of Lionel Simpson, on Elm
Fork; 206 acres located in the name of j.
Ashlock; 97I acres located in the name OF
Buffalo. Bayou, Brazos and Colorado. r. X.
Co.; Certificate No. 70, lying and adjoining
A. W. Perry's 476l acres; 80 acres lying
North Of Denton Greek, located by virtue Of
Scrip No. $40, issued to the Buffalo Bayou,
B. & G. r. R. Co., known as Survey No. ITO
T, adjoining John Jackson 160 acres loca.
ted in the name of j. b. Garvin, lying North
of Denton Creek; 100 res decided from
Mrs. s. Nj. Wilson TO f. NJ. Wiggintop; to-
gether with all and singular the improve
ments thereon, including what is known as
" Trinity Mills" which Is one Of the best
Steam FIGURING Mills in this country, and
all the machinery thereto attached, Or in
any wise belonging ..J.I
The above property will be sold to satisfy
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General Confer.


Tie Now Ofleens Christian hdyoeaw
Nus sums 40 the acts ~ Importance ~ 'ns
way NJ r. ange OF discipline ana poi'y, W.
ierrei hy the General Conference 81 JUS '"''
fTtai9u
The name OF the church ~ was v
solved % change TO "EplscopM me'nvu',,
Church. provided that threeIour'ns OF MI
the members OF the seVerai ahnu"' CONFER
en5ss shall concur therein,
Q. Lay representation-iour ,ayhehi one
sf whom may be local preacher, 70 be
elected by the district stewards, or IN such
wEy NJ me annual conferences may direct
ts each presiding elders district in the an-
uual cor Gerences; an equal number OF lay
men aud clergymen as representatives 10
.he general conference, excepting tho mum.
oer io I'D, then the advantage OF the odd
numbol 10 be given to the clerical portion
the lay members OF the annual confer
eucs 10 elect the lay representatives 10 the
yoneral conference, and the clerical mem
Scrs 10 elect the clerical representatives
Upon tho request of one.ffth Of the gene
raj con ference, the laymcn and the clergy
men can form two distinct houses, when
concurrent majority will DO necessary TO
pass any law. This action, however, is
suhiec. to the same confirmation and ap-
rroy.l Of three.fourths OF all the preachers
!, ti,e aeyeral annual conferences.
Tho limit of the pastorage has been
,yteuded from two to four years.
4. 4 system of church meetings was
adoptsd. 10 be held once month, If practi-
cable lherwise once n qusrter---to be pre-
aided over by the preacher in charge. The
object of Il is to put the membership more
tboroughly in connection with the various
.ntsrpri ses of the church. DO
: rho probationary system has b en- alb
rocatcd-members are to be received form
aliy by the preacher in charge, according
70 tho form of the baptismal service, or
some other form in an appendix to the dis
cipline. 5F... l... ~.
g. Class meeting is placed upon the same
footing with prayer meeting, and is no lon
ger 4 lest of membership. . o..
7. The missionary society is divided into
a Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society;
with Distinct boards, secretaries and treas
uries--the former located at Nashville, and
the latter at Baltimore.
g. Everything in the discipline in regard
10 the men and the women setting apart in
church has been taken out. -..
g. The whole matter of the quarterage
has been merged into real support.
10. Everything advisory in regard to
dress is taken OUT and so too oil that part
which requires preachers 10 cohsu'tthe pro-
siding elder upon the delicate subject OF
matrimony.
II. No travelling preacher can be propos-
ed TO an annual conference for ordination,
except he shall have passed an examination
before the conference committee to their
satisfaction in the prescribed course Of
study,
r. II is recommended that, for the pres
ent, bi blical chair be established in con.
ncction with each Of our colleges, for the
thcolog cal eduos'ion of young preachers.
10. Several important changes In the
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dfrnuLAn
no M yorrrs o. DaLlls CousTTi

TO rms vor,ss ~ DATES Cousffi
Ny name has been announced 10 the pal-
las llerald Tor several weeks as candidate
Tor sheriff NJ Dallas County, and enbfaee
this manner Of addressing you, for the feH,
son that In q large portion OF the county
am comparatively n stranger.
have been rendered unht TO perform
manual labor, on aecoun, OF a wound 70,
eelyed while In the Confederate army, and
feeling myself competent to discharge the
duties OF Sheriff, presented my name ~
a candidate, Ifyou think that wiz SUI.
YOU as we'll as any Of the other Gu ndidaies
who have presented their names Tor your
suirrages, will be thankful for your ,o's ,'.
will add, that, II elected, All OF ny
time will be devoted TO attending 70 'ho
u'''S' " JosEPH BARTON.
n.u., rorntv June O. lSGO,-3<.
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aa Governor Of vancouver's Island. 30
.."n EXECUTIVE MANSION, OH
~, 4. - n q. .,,.;l Dc l2hR { =
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WIN. II. SEWARD.

IsronMArros WANTED MIR. William
Tolliver, of Marlin, Falls County, disap-
peared very mysteriously on the evening
of tht 2lst April. He was last seen At the
quarter races an that dry, about o'clock
p. NJ, five miles southeast of Waco: He is
supposed to have been murdered. He was
stopping with Mr.. John ,Blankenship-his
horse and equippage being left in his pos
session. Any one giving information as to
his fate, and 10 the parties supposed TO have
committed the deed, will be literally re-
warded by his friends at Marlin Waco
RcaiSter
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rs~we are requested TO state that the
Annual visitstions Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South for the present year,
for his staie,-BishOp Marvin presiding
are sc follows:
Indian Mission Observation-Disclosures
Indian Territory, Sept 18th
Northwestern Texas cOnfsrence-Wh1'
shachie, Sept, 18th.
Fast Texas Conference-Marshsll, Oct
1Oth
Texas Confsrence-Gslveston, Oct. Path.
West Texas Confersuce--seruip, Nov. 7.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN

ENROM THE UNDERSIGNED, living near
II Barnes Bridge, Kaufman county, on
the night of the I'D ult, one BROWN
HORSE MULE, about or 10 years old,
branded on the lett shoulder with W S; the
brand is not plain, and may be taken for
U S, saddle marked, about Is hands high,
reached this Spring. A liberal reward will
be paid for the delivery Of said mule to me,
at my residence, miles from Rockwell,
Kaufman county, or such information rs
may lead to his recovery.
s. NJ. PARKER. :
Rockwall, May %, 1s66-374t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-09

A LIE JOHANNESBURG Hatch and
Judge Williams, who went to reside IN
Texas, have returned, and report it impos-
sible for union men to live in Texas under
the present plan Of .reconstruction.-De'
Aoines Dispatch.
Judge Hatch has called on us to say that
he has not returned to Iowa, and has no
such report to make; that he received nu-
merous courtesies from the peopleof Texas,
and thinks the matter Of carrying on his
plantation in that State, by freedmen's aid,
will be a success Chicago journal. tsic
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-09

The Rev. Henry Ward Beeehsr has been
rpeakine in Connecticut- He hit Of cspi-
tally ne senssiess gable Of aaskine more
guarantees Of the South" In q lectur. in
bridgeport the other night: Said be Sup
nose Won see man drowning himsef-you
piunes in, and At nneh trouble and risk,
get him 70 shore alive, but reduced nearly
% death. Before proceeding TO his resiorA-
don, you would require guarantees a.
EEiust his ismrfnr into tfs vstsr again
So-it would Be yOur duty % restore him
e life, and trust 10 bis sd experisnoe %
prevent recurrence Of his folly.
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AFnIsp " NEED Is A FnIEsD IsDEED.-
This is very old and a very true adage-
and il is A. applicable to fhings as TO per-
sons. to medicines asto acquaintances. Now
long e1pcrince has proved HupBELL's COL
DsS Buffers to be efhcacious in the very
worst casesof Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints
Cramps and Collie. This preparation has
also been found to be useful in cases Of Hy-
pochondria, Nervousness, Languor, General
Debility, etc, etc. consequently IL may be
affirmed that a.srs IA .ssf
80 HuBBELL's GoLDEs BrTrEEs.
being remedy in need is a remedy indeed.
Il IL Of vegetable origin and is skilifully
compounded and carefully preserved.
(3Slk1 a-f.l
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HoxaoparHY 10 xo Bosern an ExrErr-
sEsT; fifty years Of dine annd Of tri1m-
plant success. in every diserss, and ID all
parts Of the world. have answered that
question. IL only remains 70 choose
The best form OF II. DR. HuEPHhErs
SYSTEM Of SPECIFICS, for family use, divesis
the system Of all intriescy and uncertainty
and affords degree Of positiveness deei-
sive in yesuits, not attained BY any other
noss. See advertisement in smother col
Hsxranrrss Specific HosasFArHIc AEps-
a. eva Co, ais SEQ Broadway y. Il
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ELECTION NOTICE.

I'm obedience to Proclamation of the Hon.
Il A.,J. Hamilton, Provisional Governor of
the State of Texas, of date the 10th day of
April, 1866, an election will be held in the
County Of Dallas, on Monday, the 10Th day
of June, 1866, for the following officers:
STATE oFFIcERs. q II
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Comp
troller Of Public Accounts, State Treasurer,
Commissioner of General Land Office, Judges
of the Supreme Court, five will be voted
for,) and Attorney General of the State.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Judge of the District Court for the 10th
Judicial District, and District Attorney for
the same District. yraF-csr9
MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE,
One Senator to represent the Senatorial
District composed OF tie connfies Of Dallas
kaufman and Henderson. -xt
Two Representatives for The County Of
Dallas.
$3.50 COUNTY OFFICERS. -, s.-.. 81
One County Judge or Chief Justice for
the county Of Dallas, one County Clerk, four
Coun.y Commissioner, one District Court
Clerk, one Sheriff, one County Treasurer,
one Assessor and Collector of Taxes, one
County Surveyor, two Justices Of the Peace
and one Constable for each precinct, tand
one Coroner.
---s.kurspxEyTs TO TIE CONSTITUTION
And also. sfor the adoption or rejection"
of the AMENDMENTS to the Constitution Of
The polls viii therefore be opened in tie
several precincts OF this county, on Monday,
The Z5th day Of June, 1866, between the
hours prescribed BY law for the election Of
said officers, and for the adoption or feiec-
6on of the amendments 70. the Cohstitu
zion, which vote shall be expressed, Hfor
the ameodmentsr or against the amend
nents,n and be By ballot -.ft
Also. on the same day, an election will
be held in the Cooperation Of the Town q
Dallas, for one Mayor, one Constable, and
Eve Aldermen for said Corporation. =.
: Returns shall be made as required BY
Law. except that tbsy shall be made 70 ne
within ave days sfier The election -.
~ GiFen under ny hand ard seal
SEAL luf The County Court Nay I'd,
l01S/ls66. A BLEDs0E
1874 czisfJrstrs DGiiat cgr,r'y.
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n. usssnirn.E A. m aulhori-sf AErnt ~ ths
fIlofnr ~ u.p~r. rud vii receive snhsrrirfions
f1r ~. = ne ~ he publishsi rrtet, VI
rs-Io-.l f-islfr-ntsr. wnshinE.sn, ID q ths ~
r..1S-.rr- N~u. lnfIT. trisr-rklg and wtekl9.
f7r-.rr- r-I-r-.rf -frny' RI r-ttIT r11 rtttiT.
Tl.ttt c1Irssls1 BsIi.tn-e-lly - 10y
-. 1.,----I-. - TIr--r nrf N ~ Tcrk EsEn
n " sHIEDELL9. q
Utraif o.. usEnr. T-rs1
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A SeftleTn ent or visit /!

III those indebted TO me, or to the firm Of Guess
n 4 Record, are requested to call at our office In
Dallas and SETTLE Our accounts must be closed by
note or otherwise Old notes must be renewed or
maid off, There Is Indebtedness on my books 81 near
iy ten years standing, which must and shall be settled
rs3-I will receive In payment Wheat, Corn, Oats,
Barley any Of the produce Of the country, as we'll
as cows and calves, work oxen, horses, mules, &C.
Come up and settle, gentlemen, or a visit from an
officer will follow close upon the heels OF this notice
Tmav o. '6s- 36;3mol GEO. w. GUESS.
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Ths Nsr Haven Common Council have
hen Peiifis1sd - ,hais ns . nuisnucs enc
a he colorsd Hsfbodist churrhss tbsre. %
sessuni of unnecessarily loua singing and
rrsyi-g
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Dallas County, june Q, isOO.-SsiI
r,om N, ws.hins,op Republican, Goth ult.

ExrRAoRDIyARY DIsPArcH.-The dis
match below, from the Governor OF van.
couyer's Island to President Joanson and
Secretary Seward, announces the gratify..
inc into iligence that the Collins overland
Russo. American telegraph line had been
completed from this direction TO Vancon.
yer's Island. When il was announced that
we had actually received adispaieh through
Cyrus W. Fields bogus Atlantic ieiegrnph
cable, distance of only 3,OOo miles, men
held their breath because II seemed 10 DC
such wonder. But Ills really an as'ound.
ing fact that dispatch started from one Oh
the British isles in the upper waters o. tno
Pacific ocean--a distance OF at least 'looo
miles--dated on the oath inst, was received
here the following morning. Exactly how
many hours il was coming does not appear,
as the precise time when it started IS un.
fortunately not fixed; but it Ia wonderful
that il was communicated in twenty-io four
boursl Indeed this is the age Of wonders.
I3y the same line we shall soon be in com
munication with st. Petersburg, Russia,
and Pekin, China. i..I.. ...t..
-iU Verona, Vancouver ISLAND
s.. April "a, 1866. } :.
To the President and Secretary OF state Oh
the United States:
I congratulate you on the completion OF
the telegraphie line connecting vancouver
Island with the United States, efected oy
American enterprise. 1t 10 my earnest
hone that it may prove an enduring link TO
bind the United States of America and
Great Britain tn the bonds Of peace and
progression. 300
.aiaa Governor Of vancouvers Island. e.
BIZ r EXECUTIVE MANSION, t
sa Washington, d. c. April 20, 1866.
To Gov. A. E. Kennedy, Vancouver's Island;
We thank You for your kind greeting
and join with You in the hope that the On.
terprise, the successful prosecution OF which
IS thus signali1ed, may be continued until
it shall speedily unite the TWO countries countries,
and open to both common and complete
H 9.' -
-" % aoaa ANDREW JOHNSON.
WIN. II. SEwAHD.
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The new Atlantic cable is being slowed
nwap in. the tanks Of the Great Eastern,
which Commenced on the 29th ult. The
laying Of the cable win commence In July.
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MILLINERY.

Mrs. SOLOMON has just returned from New
York, and has selected for us the latest
styles of B0NNETS add HATS, therefore,
PERKINS & Co. have Empress Bonncts.
PERKINS & Co. have Gipscy 'Bonnets.
PERKINS & Co. have Ncapolitan Bonncts.
PERKINS & Co. have Mohair Donrets.
PERKINS & Co. have Italian Braid Bonnets.
PERKINS & Co. have English Straw Bonnets.
PERKINS Il Co. have Fancy Gimp Bonnets,
pertains 4 Co. have Marguerite Hats.
PERKINS \ Co. have Derby Hats.
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STOCK BRAND.

NOR the information ofall concerned, hereby give
no lice, that my brand for horses and cattle 10 40.
INV information of stock In this BRAID. will be
roceiveived. My address ia Rockwall,
Kaufman county. 1851 IsHAh CHlsuM.
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Isaac Straub s. Co.'S.
WHEAT AND CORN MILL.
The buckeye Reaper g. Mower.
Emery's Cotton Gin and Condenser.
80 3Tbreshcrs \ Horse Powers.
90 TANNING MILLS.
u saBICORN SHELTERS. f
INSTRUMENTATION Engine.
Grover and Bakers Sewing Machine.
Collins Cast Steel Flows.
Hall s. Speer PlOws.
Hydraulic Cloths Washer u Wrlnger.
Sewing Machines Repaired.
A fine assortment Of Thread & Needles.
Variety Of Garden Seeds.
s6y- Saunders, Claypocl.& Co, are our
authorized agents for Dallas, Collin and
Denton counties.
Houston Dec 90 lSG5--15;6mo.
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Mantua Making Dept.

We have, at great trouble and expense brought out
from New York competent cutter and fittor-a lady
who cannot DO cxcelcd In this branch oftho business
and we, without hesitation. recommend her to our
friends an adept In this art.
We have all of the latest patterns from Madame
Demaress aud receive the same every
three months and we invite the Indies Of Houston
and vicinity TO call and exuiuia, tho new styles.
Pcrkinsk Co. offer to the Wholesale trade the hest
of American Prints at lZg%rr5 centa Come and see.
HENRY n. PERKINS 81 Co.,
Eg-Nos. and 2 Perkins Row, Main Street, IIous.
ton, Texas. lmay2G GG-36ly.l
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Challenge coJnpetition'

ID 49,.
Il ERKINS 4 co. HAVE srnMEa SILKS,
PERKINS & Co have Grenadines,
PERKINS s Co. have Mclnngcs.
PERKINS 4 Co. have Balsarines.
PERKINS & 60. have Partisan Stripes.
PERKINS h Co. have Silk Challe.
PERKINS & Co. have Embroidered Robes,
PERKINS 4 Co. have genuine Irish Poplin.
PERKINS 4 Co. have Valencia Edging.
PERKINS 4 Co. have Valencia Inserting.
PERKINS & Co. have Point Lance.
PERKISs & Co. have Shetlhnd Shawls.
PERKINS & Co. have Lncs Shg~l1.
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Ne ASs Nk&EOC11I -. ..
OFFERS very desirable tract 1850 acres o. tim.
bered land for sale, lying near the Town Of Dali
las bargain may DO had for Cash. For further
particulars apply 70 i[37:t1 JOHN H. COLE.
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PUBLIC sPEaKIyG.

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s-nafsin The cisriri c11r1aad - ftsc1Erf e D1
ia hnuflrAn SO a-r14r-1n. rIu efdr-Fr fls ~
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TbsbuT iir.- q hzrIs-', ~ s-.-r-s q ~ 49,
r-1-s ftr-r-rt -r--ss- - -. cs----