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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-01
FALL TERM
NOTICE 2yD.

HAVE placed al the claims due the
Il estate Of N. N. Miller, in the hands Of
O. W. Guess, in tine town OF Dallas Tor col
lection. Persons desiring TO save costs or
a suit. NAV do -, 70 great extent oy call
ing upon him and settling their debts OF
rsiving the Issuance Of process BY the
erurfs. and a0ihori1ing confession Of
Wsf. z. MILLER, Adminisirhior.
D.riss rer' 22i lecc-l.ff
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-01
HE
MANDRAKE PILLS

NzF \ taken vifh entire safy b al aEss and err
dificus urofuriur AT The god resuifs that cnn h
dhtafuaf frurn caiufe any n he rerrurtal md
icuas auH vif1uf any n their hurtful o. iriuriuus
r-sulfs. my carrE cui ~ ~ sTsien he : uieni
80 ,l-r-r-f rIrftrs lsr.-n-f SD Dissolved " MS
sEAWEED TO SIC AND PrLHONIC SYRUP. II
u - s-er flaf ~ fhrse - ul-ticiues are need
q IN nsosf c.srs % cure Cousurrrtiau-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-01
ATIENTION BEEF MEyl

ZONE up with your Beef Cattle
NJ rrs-rhrrtzsis rhar-rfer, 40 rrrr1ss q
81 20 IN kinds q rn1s g - T-io.s IN erchanrt
also, by we'd. Hid-str-
Hars 1usf rsrsirs. hsEry irrn'rs = rss1rtst Try
gs-Fs c-uesTiss r.. 5uEf rh-f is rs-isi.
Nd rIII0S
III. va. -. .s-s-z---f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-01
MEf.LESg,RE

Mrs. SOLOMON has just returned from New
York, and has selected Tor us the latest
STYLES of BONNETS add llATS, therefore,
pERGrSs & Co. have Empress Bonnets.
PERKINS & Co. have Gipscy Bomncta.
PERHIYs & Co have Ncnpolitan Bonncts
PERKINS < Co. have Mohair Bonrcts.
PERKINS X Go. have Italian Braid Bonrets.
PERKtHs * Co. have English Straw Bonucts.
FERRIES x Co. have Fancy Gimp BonnctS.
pertains & Co. have Marguerite Hats.
PrRKiys & Co. have Derby Hats.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-01
NOTICE.

A r. Murray having qualified a. ad-
a. minisfrnfor Of the estate 81 Ward
Murry, deceased; An persons indebted %
said estate are requested 70 come forward
ard pay up and AL having claims against
The sane are requested 20 present them for
.c-sptsncs within The tine prescribed ~
ls-. Ar MURRAY, AdminiFfrsior.
r-u.s w. 10 1sS-e3t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-01
Nans.la Making sbcp't.

We have at great trouble and expense, lr"uGh, "nt
from New York a competent cutter aud ii'ter-a iaay
who cannot be exrccd In this branch ofte business
and we, without hesitation. recommend her 10 our
friends as an adept in this art,
We have all Of the latest patterns ron Maham"
Demares establishment, aud receive the same every
three months aud we invite the ladies OF Houston
and vicinity to call and examine the new styles.
Perkins i Co. offer to the Wholesale trade The best
Of American Prints at l2igmlj cents. Come and see.
HENRY H.. PERKINS II Co..
pg'No.. and 2 Perkins Row, Main street, lious'
ton, Texas imayZn nG--on.' ~.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-01
The Rest Chance 10 settle.

ALL persons Indebted 90 George w.
~ Guess OF CUES Record. euu fay fhs sane IN
vheaf ~ 81 3 per tusa delivered IN Ezllas- OF ~
AnF NH In Dallas cuuufF. takinE rsc-irts ~ sarr.
ia our favor. delivering NJ The recsiffs- Ne must
live and ffhis fair usr g. rriHcted promise rnI
MN not % All mu1h luuzrr
T43ff1 GUESS & RECORD.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-01
WACO UNIVERSITY.

MblIG LEX 1LN = 4ikJas -
REV. RUFUS &. BURLESON. A. NJ, Pres
idcnt and Professor Of Belle Letters and
the Spanish Language.
REV. RICHARD D. BURLESON, a. NJ, Vice
President and Professor Of Natural Sci
ences and History.
Rev. WIN. l.. FOSTER, a. NJ, Professor OF
Mathematics, Astronomy and Mechanical
Philosophy. -
Mr.. HENRY J. UALBERT, \. NJ, Protes.
sor of the Greek and latin Languages and
Literature.
Mr.. -. Tutor and Principal Of Prepar-
atory Department.
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
Rrv. RUFUS c. BURLESON, A. NJ, rresi-
dent and Professor Of Belle Letters and
Spanish Language.
Dry. RICHARD j.. BURLESON, A. NJ, Vice
President aud Professor Of Natural Sci
ences ami History.
Mas. SARAH J ORGAlN, lnstructiess IN
Literary Department
Mas EMMA ID. CAMERON, Instructress in
Literary Department.
Miss LOUISA Z. Mex ERRAL, 1nstructres'
in Music, French and Ornamental Depart
utss Assistant Teacher Of Music.
FALL TERM
Commenced on the 81 day, or first Monday
in September last.
noARDING-At from $40 Ito Sl4 per month.
TfiITIGN-The same as in FIRST class insti-
trrjons. For particulars apply to the
Ell. HARDIN, sec'y.
Waco. Oct. I. 1SG6-4.tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-01
FOR SALE.

A FARM IL miles North from the town
"A Of Dallas. $40 acres in prairie aud g6
acres in the timber llOacres Of the prairie
in cultivation. There IL good dwelling
oui-houses and n eisterH on the place. This
farm will be sold low for cash or currency.
For further particulars apply to
GEO. W. GUESS, Dallas, Texas.
dallas Sent 18th 1Sf;6--52-tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-01
LUMBER! LUMBER!
Rough Il Ready Wills.
IL miles East of ouitman,
Wood County. Texas.

u1HE prouristor t-Es leave 70 inf TN the oitizens
i q Dallas. EnuiI1sn Ard adioiniaE counties, that
- Il urrusr-d 81 all times 20 furnish seasoned
Iurir II the lowest cash price The mill J. situated
IN nf e. the hf pnsres IN his section q the siaie
nrf ~ guarantees % give safscft1n O. Al Who VII
f--rr rim with their rzfrunaEs. Al urders pruHpt-
" fred. fss1y MILES NORRIS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-01
Read the Evidences!

New lOfk, hpfil -, iooi'
Geo &. Hub eli X Co--uruilemvn We
have analysed your Golden Bittcrs, and
find ,hat It's component parts entille it to
he notice of the medica profession. Since
on. analysis we have used it in our practice
with very satisfactory results, aud find 1t
par'iaulaIly well calculated to correct
Engagement Of the digestive organs, such
,s dyspepsia, Diarhta, Sick Headache,
...., &c, &c, and is n superior tonic Tor
t.I.. a.. in moderate quantities for aged
30. sd t..o these 81 At iic,ty coasl,lu-
...a. iuy.s. sc,
s e.. I. ~ 1. !. NoHBURRY,
NJ 35 Easj I'D si,eet.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-01

AQUA DE- MAGNOLIA.

Aioilsi delight superior 10 rhy Coloyns
used 10 baihs The face aud person, q render
the skin son and fresh 10 allay inhamma.
lion, 10 perfume clothing for headache, &c.
II Il manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia, and ~ obtaining a patronage
quite unprecedented, II Is n fayorife with
actresses snd opera singers, II Is sold by
MI dealers, Al 100 In large hotties, andby
D1sss BAHSrs & Co, New York, Whole
sale Agents,
Saratoga Spring Water, sold By
all Druggists,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-01
THE WEIGHT Is ABOUT 10 POUNDS
To TILE BALE OE COTTON.

THE WEIGHT Is ABOUT 10 POUNDS
TO THE BALE OF COTTON.
NJ, Button Tie was the first offered for sale to any
extent in the South and has been used by thousands
of planter. with universal approval. l have made
valuable Improvement in the shape of the Button
sii CO It was first introduced and have also procured
n ratent for a BUCKLE TIE which for simplicity,
riiity and expedition Of adjustment to bales Of any
or of UNEQUAL Sizes and for security In holding Ii,
think, superior to any offered to the public.
The advantage ofiron over rope for haling cotton
arc now universally acknowledged. holds the bale
In n much smaller compass Is applied and fastened
with as much facility, both in the country pressing
and the pressing at the sea pors lessons immense
" the risk from fire; is stronger, aud its strength 10
not IMPAIRED by time and exposure as Il that OF rope
ri last advantage has been strikingly manifested
,-'jnr the war. Thousands of bales Of cotton have
been lost o., he rottins and breaking Of rope
could have been preserve, If Iron hoops had been
used In addition TO this II can ne furnished cheap
er than Rope The arrangement oflabor In the hemp
growing States has reduced the supply of hemp TO
such an extent prices to rule unprecedent
" high; indeed, a snfcicncy for halinE moderate
cotton crop cannot be relied ON at any price.
I have arranged for the importation Of large
quantity of the very best English Iron, and have
made arrangements with Messrs. Chambers Lat
ting, for the sale and delivery OF my Ties.
ship Refuge, N. Orleans, Luiy IL, 80.
II, FASssiAN, Orleans Cotton Press:
Sin I'm January last received from your Press
1859 bales of cotton Of which about 1000 bales were
compressed and bound with your new Iron Tie, -
can safely affirm that the cotton 50 bound was re-
ceiyed in better order than IL generally comes from
The Presses that il slowed better, and enabled the
ship to carry more than on any previous voyage.
The cotton when discharged from the ship IN Liver
poo was in bottor order than the ropebound cotton
II IL highly preferable for ground tier, the damp
arising from the ballast hus eject upon IT, for IL Is
well known by practical men that dampness viii rot
the Rope. bound. l can confidently recommend your
"Irop Tic" as took this lot for an experiment aud
carefully watched it both IN loadingand dscharSing
lam, Sir, yours Respectfully,
JOHN HOWARD, Master.
The undersigned masters Of vessels having cotton
comnresged al the "Orlcans Cotton Press" with
Fassrnan's new Iron hoop fastening, hereby recon.
mend the same, the bales being well compressed and
the buttons or hoops never breaking when thrown
down in the hole Of the ship, or when slowed:
J. James Thomas. Mate ship Henry Ware-A. Tai
bot Master ship Ilanaserket-John Deary, ship jane
Titcomb-Janics c. Wilmer, ship MalhOuse, Of New
Orleaus-IIermsn Kolperhold, Master ship Ella A.
Clark L. Cosdry, ship Moses DayenPort-Hiram
Robinson, ship Madras.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-01

NSaac StraWb g. Co.'S.
WHEAT AND CORN H1kg-L.
The Buckeye Reaper s. Mower
EmCry's Gotten Gin and Condenser.
L" ThreshcVs e. Horse Powers.
FRAMING NsELS.
CORN sEtEsLERS.
ZliclAs' Patent Steam Engine.
Grover and Bakers Sewing Machine.
Collins Cast Steel Flows.
HALL S; specr Flows.
Hydraulic Cloths Washer d Wringer'
Sewing EaaclisIes Repaired.
4 fine assortment Of Thread IL Needles.
Variety OF Garden Seeds.
Bay" Saunders, Claypool & Co., arc our
authorized agents for Dallas, Collin and
Denton counties.
JJouston Dec "a 1861 j;fmn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-01

NEW OhLLANot LAs
HAVING received by tie late arrivals a
Ill large STOCK Of lrcsh and New pRLbs'
in ADDITION TO the large assortment on hand,
am now prepared 10 supply the large anl
increasing wants VI the DRUG TRADE
SOUTH
Il Is needless, perhaps 10 enumeraie the
various articles embraced ia my stock, be-
cause am to keep on hand er,ry article US
uslly found ia a wholesale Drug Establish
ment. My Druys and Medicines have been
selected with great care, and hesitate not
to say that lresher aud purer lot Of drugs
aud medicines than those TO be found In my
store aud warehouse eannotbe found in this
city, They we're selected by myself In per-
son and know they are genuine. | oier
them TO the ira 10 as low aud on rs favora'
bic terms as similar articles can DO bought
In New Orleans. My stock Of
Chemicals,
Pants,
Oii', Gia's,
Dye-ShFs
Pe!fumsrR, 81.
is complete.
am also the Wholesale Southern Agent
for large number of the most
POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES AND
REMEDIES
now in use throughout the country. These
embrace
Goes Cough Dsl'sm
and Dyspepsia Cure,
lIubbel's Cabinet Brandy
and Golden Bltters,
the Martha Washington
Hair Restorcr
Mrs. Winslow's Mystic Pills
and Queen Hair Restorcr,
DR.. Clocks Excelsior Hair Restorer,
The Massasoit Hair Rcslorer,
DR.. Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics.
Russ ST. Domingo Preparations,
Hurley Sarsaparlla,
Worm candy and Stomach Bitters,
and many other remedies equally we'll
known IN the South, oil of which | can
furnish in any quantity aud on the most
advantageous terms.
am also agent for very superior kind OF
LubriCatiRg OIL
which is now used instead o; sperm Oi' 10y
Northern Railroad Compu MES and MHchin-
ISIS of all kinds, II having been found
equal to Sperm Oh or Il Kinds . mach It.
cry. 1t can he SOL w. .0~
respectfully invite H.nsc &c r,s'' ma
city in search of nu..hn. j. u .'.. I'd"
call AMI inspect M stoeS nuo "A IA!
prices. "i:i''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-01
Challenge Competition!


4. ERKISS a. co. HAVE SIMMER SILKS
pEHKINs X Co. have Grenadines,
PERKINS & Co. have Mel0Eges.
pERKISs * Co. have BalsarineS.
PERKINS, & Co. have Partisan Stripes.
PEERLESS 4 Co. have silk Challe.
PERKINS & Co. have Embroidered Robes,
PERKINS x Co. have genuine Irish Pop'in'
PERKINS & Co. have Valencia EdginS.
Perkins 4 Co. have Valencia Inserting.
Perkins < Co. have Point Lace.
PERKINS & Co. have Shetland ShaUls.
PEENINs 4 Co. have Lace SLawlS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-01
ruilrd stntcs Patent, April. 1865

rENHEE n!,oye Sat represents three of the
Button aud three of the Buckle Tic, as they
appear on n bale Of Cotton.
The hoops are cut tolengths OF H. mS ana ieot'
Ten foot are most generally used, but lOl and are
sometimes required for large bales The buckles are
fastened to the hoops the buttons will be put up in
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-01
Drugs, Medicines, Dye
StuHs, Paints, Oils,
&C., &C., &c,
At Wholesale and Retail.

To which we especially invite the attention our
friends and others needing such articles This de-
part nent Of business will he under the immedi.
ate supervision Of Dr. John smartt. practical
Druggist and we will guarantee all medicines COM
pounded and sold at our establishment TO be pure
and genuine.
werespectfully solicit share o. public patronage
W D. SMARTT & CO.
T,,o Och
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-01

a.. /. ~ 1. =. NoRBCRRi,
NJ. .S5 East I'D si,eet.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-31

so imagines, his mental machinery must
unquestionably have lamentably got out
of gear. The atIliction took hold OF
a large portion Of our people in 1860
A soft of dream or mental hallucina-
tion fastened upon their minds. They
fancied that the opposition editors and
stumpers had been endowed with prophetic
ken, when they beckoned them to follow
their lead to political tranquility and un-
precedented prosperity and the homeless
and the landless thought they were voting
themselves into the possession of homes
and lands, and only began to awake from
their delusion when they were precipitated
into a most bloody civil war. Whether
they have yet been sufficiently awakened,
or whether they require more knocking
round, remains to be disclosed at the fall
elections. 1t will, however, evidently re-
quire considerable hard jolting and knock
ing to awaken those who yet think that
there is between the Republican editors and
stumpers, and the "Archangels, Cherubims,
Seraphims, &c." an intimate relation
They belong to the class of ''incurablcs."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-31
Dreaming.

Generally, pleasant dreams produce a
happy effect upon the dreamer; but the 9TH
er night the young man who at st. Louis at
tempted to catch bird Of extraordinarily
beautiful plumage while enjoying the lux
ury Of delightful dream, and woke up
through excruciating pain on hard pave
ment three stories underneath the place
where he entered into dreamland, did not
in the end realize bliss. 1881
There are many other people like this
young man who are being lead destruction
ward under the halluclnation of what can
scarcely be anything else than dream
1t has often been to US an exceedingly great
puzzle why it is so genial and so good
hearted man as the senior editor Of the
: ZdaesvfHe Courier can day after day allow
himself to indulge in slang towards his
political opponents such as we could reason
ably look for nowhere else than in the Co
lssDsblts Morning Journal but this matterl Il
now explained to us, In the Courier of the
10th, wherein, such journals as the Neu
YORK. Eeening Post, the NeaO York Herald
the Cincinnati Gasette and the National Un
ION, are likened to "Archangels, Cherubims
Seraphims, &C." Now, certainly no edito
awake could Iiken editors Of such jour
mails to spirits which are understood to oc
cupY 50 commanding q position IN heaSe
Al = Archangels, Cherubims, seraphiml
I6c.p ILinhis waking moments, any edito
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-31

The Toledo Commercial having stated that
Gen. BEN. LEFEvER, while in the army, was
reconstructed" by some charming "Rebel
divinity" and that he is, withal "a jolly,
good-hearted, genial fellow" the Cincinnati
Commercial thinks "Republicans, whose po-
litical virtue is otproof against the bland
ishments of good fellowship, may be
tempted to vote for this soft-hearted hero
whose reconstruction was so romantic, II
an equally popular character is not run
against him."
General BANNING is your man. If he has
not been, he is in a fair way of being, "re-
constructed" by most fascinating and in
flexibly firm "Copperhead" divinity. The
Republican State Convention will oblige
us by nominating him.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-31
PhiIOsOphic.

! Our Philosopher reads the journal. He
considers the Journal an immense paper
as catbartic. He saw the following joke
in the Journal; he smiled as he read it:
ATRocIoUs.--A distracted looking indi-
vidual rushed into Judge Thurmans office
Yesterday. and while that eminent gentle
man was in a sound sleep over the ONO
STATRsMANiof that morning, seized hihsby
the hand, and demanded OF shim-"5Nhy is
re Coppair- Democrat party like one man
wiz Acknowledgement in, re stOm2mack ~
Before'the gentleman recovered from his
astonish mentg the diabolical. fiendl SHOUTED
in his ear" Because it has got lie Fever!'
and disappeared down the cellhr-way into
restaurant, brahdishing a SOUP b1adle as he
went.
He wondered If it could be considered a
Comfy joke, and asked why is the Republic
can party like new resident in a malarlous
district? Because they fear lie Fever will
"git'' them. sar. --
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-31
For sale and Rent.

By reference to our advertising column
this morning, one would naturally come to
the conclusion that Mr.. G. A. Wagner, the
well known and popular Proprietor of
"Wagner's Dining Hail." corner of State
and Pearl streets meant business. Owing to
the continued ill health OF Mr.. Wagner,
some say the rheumatism; others the gout
Others again insist that it is on account
of the unsettled state of the City govern
ment-that he has come to the dctermlna-
ton to withdraw for the present from pub
lie lite. Seriously, this is an excellent
chance for some enterprising Individual or
individuals to make good investment, as
Charlie is in earnest this time, and is deter
mined to give a good bargain to the first
man who gives him reasonable offer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-31

A Company of practical mechanics,
Messrs. j. S. Andrews, VIM. McNulty, NJ.
r. Williams and D. II. Royce, have estab-
lshed themselves on Water street, between
North aud Last streets, east of the Peni-
tentiary, where they are prepared to build
and repair Steam Engines, Mill work and
all kinds of machinery. They are also
agents for the celebrated Andrews & Kali
bachs water wheels, which can't be beat in
the State of Ohio. We call particular at
tention to their card in another column.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-31
NEWS AND OTHERwISE.


THE more we love the more instructive
our sympathy. 49,
IT has been found difficult to immerse
ladies while they have hoop skirts on.
Ir Is not believed that the Colorado bill
can be passed over the Presidents veto.
THERE is a stagnation of business at Ma
con, Ga. ~ M q Ia
The suspension bridge across the Cum
berland river at Nashville, has been opened.
THE Indiana Grand Lodge of Masons is
in session at indianapolis.
A DESTRUCTIVE fire occurred at Marshall,
Michigan, on the 10Th. 3
FIVE brutes in human form caught and
violated a young German woman last week,
near Galena, Ill.
GENERAL SHERMAN was honored with a
splendid ovation at st. Paul, Minnesota, on
the. 2sth. ~.
A. FAN factory has been established at
Nashua, New Hampshire, that turns out
800 fans per day.
GEN. WOODS, the commander of the new
Department OF Georgia and Alabama, Is
likely to make his headquarters at Macon.
GRATITUDE is the music of the heart when
its chords are swept by the breeze OF kind
ness. .....-
The ''peacock hoops" are pronounced
much more Objectionable than the tllting
hoops.
On the night of the 2Sth, the Treasury of
Green Lake county, Wis., was robbed of
between 5000 and $4,000. D. s.,+ rs,r w
THROUGH the careless handling of pistol
by young boy, the adopted daughter of
Mr.. Brusher, of Springfield, Ill., was shot
dead on the 2Sth. ed ,Hi'ot
REV. NJ, P, GADDIs has been appointed by
the President Assessoro of Internal Revenue
in the Second District of Ohio, in the place
ofPallen removed. .H1 90 l.a 1887
A SEVEN year old boy was run over and
killed by d street car at Cincinnati on Tues
day evening. The boys name was James
Bradley. ea6
HENRY STARKY, living near Stafford,
Monroe county, while sitting on the floor
playing with one Of his children on the
19tbywas stricken dead with an apOpleptic
stroke. u siAi aiiFiral scout aiJ ur
AT Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, on the 18th,
r.. A. Baker, cashier of the Farmers and
Meehanics' Bank of that place, shot Major
General G. S. Hamilton, late of the volun-
teer army. The wounds are not serious,
TaE Warrior and Bigbee rivers in West
Alabama have recently been swelIed to un-
usual freshet proportions, thereby doing
serious damage to crops along . line Of si1
hundred miles. a5sdl ayi2 bes ,2l tss lla. aH
PoRT1oHs Of Perry, and Muskingun
counties were last Sunday visited by a de-
structiye hailstOfm, about two miles ID
breadth. The Signal says its @fnFy WA
both grand and appalling" 5o4 ,s5idso ~,
srFpHsN PHILLIPs sdyertlses In the Barn.
stabis Mass Patriot forbidding 'any per-
son marrying Rosallnda Pratt, she having
pruurigsd % marry' him. That's business
like.
TT NAV be well enough tor Republican
iournaisto say that certain Omitted States
Offices s,should be flled, with competent
sOldlerss' but how can that be done when
the Radicals Ia Congress win not confirm
such appointments, Il they iAvor the PEesi-
aents o'0 ssgoH i4l dia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-31
May.

This is the last day of May. There has
been little poetry about the month this
year, but great deal Of plain and rather
dull prose. April was as unreasonable for
its warm and pleasant weather as May
has been for its cool and inclement days,
and its cold aud frosty nights. Vegetation,
which was brought unusually forward In
April, has been more than proportionally
retarded in May. D.' Wy >.o ~
Generally, what should have been the
bright face of blushing, roseate May, has
been "clad in awintry cloud" especially in
, the late closing lays of the month. On Tues
day the weather, particularly in the morn
ing and evening, reminded one Of the
WINDY, stormy month of March. In the
Afternoon we,had quite q little shower Of
hail, in which small Globules Of ice, pre-
bared in some freezer in the upper regions
1elI for a brief season thick and fast. We
hope better things for June. s12" s'Ht ]. r., .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-31
Ordersof PaT1ItIOn.

In the Court of Common Pleas, on Mon
day, May 30, orders of partition were en-
tered in the case of Augustin Starr against
John C. and VIM. A. Starr, and in the case
of Oliver p. and Edward r. CLANCY and E.
B. Decker against Almanzer Hathaway
An order Of dover and partition was also
entered in the case of Thomas NJ. Clark
against Julianna Clark and others.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-31
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