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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-15

Observation-Disclosures ~

"->''>''>s0i issns t6taft,
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nr IN yfafs nii lHn .n'nf. .Fl
lsn hip miIFa ihIh. y,lasi 81 tf wy &C.
ftErv rpt,w g. WINS opt ro.',i .sff.
I.in.. llntl, = b. ll.fiui N' .n hli ,.. s.9
hsifrtal sbd tn,i lIlln tiyll rfra ' unIfr hii
IN ne lsn ,ar traui.t a'nl ei sN"'''' ,'l','"
500 TIfl Nov iaH. lsM
n,lsb i = Zoe ussi So. q co., niACg NuhN ok .
mrs old, branded D. " uul q hwm!, W. ,,,t .nN
spilt In the len ear aud under 90 IN The ishi az
praised a sls. filod NY, lsD", ... r1,Ibw
sORREL llGRsE MULE. Z years ~ munded = =
with over h on tbs shoulder aud y un We 'hgh
valued Al $50 FILED Noy; ~ isS , - - !Sr.l
DENTON COUNTY,
TAKEN UP Ly W. II. Bates and esirayrd before
T. A. NenteTs, j. \, Precinct No ], u HhoNN ~
NY HORSE, about 10 years old, " hahu, hlgh'
some sadTle marks, branded y on l'l' NY NhV up'n
,.r dnIInr. n23Ll
TAKEN UP by \. A. Miller aud estrnyed before ~,
7, W, Daughoriy, J, T. Precinct No. y ony sphnhL
neck and on the Tighl hin h, little Nhllo W hp'
face, about Is hands high appraised ~ gov Al'o,
one NAY MAKE aud iEARllNG tuhI' lhe h,ai'
about q years nlllf hhAh lolf wv NN'ANf 49,
hands high, no brands perceivahlei mare hhd con-
appraisad at SGn, Also, one BAY HORSE, about sN
ycors DID, 10 hands high, lett hind foot while bran,
ded CA (connecicd) IN len shoulder appraised ~
$40 Also, one 3 year old SOHREL HORSE, blaze ~
his face, both hind feet white, about ~ hands lgh
branded @ on len shoulde,i appraised NJ 80, Also,
one sORREI, MARE and BROWN lEARLlN6
COLT the mare branded s''7 on tho leit shonlder
about IL hands high, u small knot on hcr right Jaw,
no other marks or brands pcreeina0loi mare ana
colt appraised ut $40. ll51tl
TAKEN UP by T.. r. Young and estrnycd before
T. W Daugherty, one DARK BROWN HORSE SIX
wears Old right hind foot white To his nsicrn JOINT
white SPOT on tho back part Of the len thigh about 10
hands high; appraised at $50 li-'op
TAKEN Up by J. NJ lIill and estrayed before y.
w, Daugheriy, one BAY HORSE, years old, about
II hands high, Spanish brand on the leit shoulder
aud a dim brand on the LETT thigh some saddle marx,
appraised at $40 Also, one SPANISH MAKE ana
Colt the marc blue ROAM with white inIe ana
three white legs, about years old about " hahus
high Spanish brand on the left hip, shoulder ana
aud Thigh mare and appraised at SO. ll2dl
KEN UP by Joan White and cstrnNcd briore
N 70 leu, J. r, Precinct No. q, one RED STEER
~ W "a. 80 In his left Gank, abont years old,
win sone WV mn, 'Ied crop and split in leit ear
appraised at SIS. ,>-EI., Cl'k C. o. u. O.
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& HYrPersons in need of music are refer
red to the advertisement of Thos. Goggan,
ODD Street, Galveston, Texas. He has al
ways on hand all the latest and most pop
ular music and music books, and is also
Agent for Chickering & Cos. and Peters,
Webb & Cos. celebrated Pianos.
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OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER.
DISTRICT OF TEYAs,
GALVESTON, November 18th, 1866.

GALVESTON, November 18th, 1866. J
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
Mt this office until II OF clock Nj. on the 3lst
day of December, 1866, for the transporta-
ton of military supplies for the termof one
wear from the date of the contract, on the
following routes, viz:
Route No. From Austin to Jacksboro,
Fort Belknap, Camp Cooper, and such other
military posts or camps are or may be es :
tablished on the Texas frontier, south oil
Red River and north Of latitude 81 degrees
north.
Route No. Prom San Antonio to Jacks
boro, Fort Belknap, Camp Cooper, and such
other military posts orcamps as are or may
be established on the Texas frontier, south
of Red River and north Of latitude ~ de-
grees north.
Route No. 3-From San Antonio TO Camp
Verde. Fort Clarke, Fort Mason, and such
other camps or military posts as may be es-
tablished on the Texas frontier, north OF
the Rio Grande and south Of latitude ~ de-
grees north.
Bidders will state the rate per 100 pounds
per 100 miles at which they will transport
said stores.
Bidders should give their names in full
as we'll as their places Of residence, and
each proposal should be accompanied by
bond in the sum Of ten thousand dollars
| signed by two or more responsible persons
guaranteeing that in case contract Is
awarded for the route mentioned in thepro-
posal 70 the parties proposing, the CONTRACT
will be accepted and entered into, and good
and sufficient security furnished by sale
parties in accordance with the terms of this
I advertisement.
The amount Of bonds required from con
tractors win be $4,000 on each route.
Proposals must be endorsed proposals
/ for Army Transportation on Route No. !
| No. .. No. g. as he case may be, and mont
I viii be entertained unless they fnlly com
| Dir with all the requirements Of this ad
veriisemPnt.
Parties 10 whom awards are made mus
be prepared 10 execute contracts at once
and 10 give the required bonds for the faith
full performances Of the same.
Contracts will be subject 10 the approva
Of the Quartermaster General, and th
right is reserved TO rsjsetany bids that ma.
Be offered
Contractors must be in readiness for ser
vice within ten 90 days from the date
the execution Of the contract
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty an
scl-encv Of each bidder, and person ohere
as security. viii Be required.
By order Of Col Q. g. saNislls, Chic
Qnartsrhasfer Department Of The Gull
n. G. RANSOM,
b. Iieri. Col. and Chief Quartsrmaster
District Of TeTss.
De. s-I2ft
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0IRRER SHOP.

- MAYKOWSKI would respectfully in
-. form the citizens Of Dallas and vieiD-
itv. fhat be has opened q Barber Shop IN
the building Of Mons. BoiteTrn, better
known as The Brewery, where be u pre-
usrsd % 90 all work in his line, Shaving
Hair Cutting. shampooniue. DFeing &c.
p-Has. Ssr. .. 1855 l9lm.
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A DsIENIsTRkTOR's NOTICE

N The undersigned having been ap-
pointed administrator OF the estate Of James
b. Dunn, deceased. al The October Term,
Of the County Court Of Johnson County
1866; all persons indebted to said estate
will make immediate payment, and all per-
SONS having claims against the sane viii
present them, duly authenticated within
The time prescribed by law.
T11.6t1 JAMES N. SHAW, Admir-.
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$40 Reward.

CTOLEN from the undersigned living 9
y miles North Of Dallas, on the Mckinney
road. on Sunday night, the ID inst BAY
ROAM HORSE, about l6 hands high 10
years old. white kiad feet, snip on the nose
branded With dim s on rhe-sh0alder, sad
dle and harness marked. lie is an extra
fne saddle horse, round bodied, and in fne
order.
Twill give so reward for the horse and
thief or SIS for the horse alone, or for such
information rs may enable me 70 get him.
A. A. THOMAS.
Dec. s. 1sJ5-12lts
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-15

BarJamcs Burke, the Bookseller and
Scotsman, of Galveston, has our thanks
for large package of garden seeds, from
the celebrate Seedsmen, j. NJ Thorburn
g. Co. New York, and David Landreth y
Son. Philadelphia. Mr.. Burke can furnish
seeds of every kind in quantities from
single one to a thousand papers.
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The Kaufman Star says that one j. d.
THOMPSON, transient person claiming his
home in Missouri, age, about % years, pass
ing through the county about two weeks
ago stole horse from JOHN THOMPSON, Jr.,
Of this county, he was followed, caught and
committed to Jail at Kaufman, tried at the
late term of the District Court, and SEN
fenced TO the pententiary for six years
Mckinney Enquirer.
Pretty quick work that!
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EATING sEGGSEI.
M ACHI Err Y
AND ,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

VNO. NJ. CROCKETT, Dallas, Texas, is
% Agent for a number Of Companies north
that manufacture machinery and agricultu-
raj i'm Implements, and can supply any demand
at the manufacturers priccs-ccst Of trans
portation alone added.
He has now on hand a lot of Keepers and
Threshers of the firm Of Crockett, Thomas
s. Sheppard, complete for use and for sale.
In the course of the winter and spring
he will receive n sufficient number OF these
machines as well rs other Agricultural I'm
plements to supply ali this section of the
State They will be of the latest improve
ments; of the most approved patterns and
the best machines that are made.
Those who wish large Threshers or Spec
ial Machinery Of any kind, can get it BY
filing their orders.
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UTHEREAS, L. T. Irlyy Administrator
w Of The estate Of Silns Smith, dec d.
having filed in my Office, his fnsl exhibit,
together with lis petition prayiBg for par
tiiion and distrihltisH e said estate
These, are therefore 20 notify those inter
ested to be and appear be fore the Honorn-
bic Probate Court Of Parker County, Tex
as, at tbs Court House Of said county, On
the last Monday in October A. d. 1856, 20
show cause why the prayer Of The petition
er should not be granted
sst W.DCEE. GIG G. PC
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EJ-The Sherman Star says the recent
District Court, of Grayson County sent three
persons to the Penitentiary- two for Horse
stealing, and one "a freedman) for stealing
bacon. The Star adds:
There was another Freedman arrested
and brought into town yesterday, charged
with horse stealing he has not yet been
tried but we suppose that he will be during
this term of the District Court. We rather
guess that the Freedmen will soon find out
that this thing they call Court is not TO be
trifed with, and that they had better let
what does not belong to them, alone.
We also clip the following from the Star
THEY STILL CONE If all the emigrants
that pass through this place, settle in this
and the adjoining counties, Northern Tex
as will soon be very thckly inhabited;
and then we can show to the world that the
prniries are their main dependence for a
living.
The Star records the appearance of
heavy frost and considerable ice at Sherman
ON the night of the 2Sth ult.
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To Country Dealers.
CHRISTHAS Is COMING

II HAVE recently received from View York
4 large addition 70 ny stock- Ny as
so-tnsnt Of BOOKS, STATIONERY, Sled,
&C. Is nov fell in every department IL
has been bought With q special reference 70
the surriv Of dealers who bay % sell again
I can furnif any article in ny line as
Low IS can BE obiained this eide q NeF
York- In ny assortment nay Re found
many articles -p-riri,g tdnTtsd . ne Cir1''-
mas b0iideyr.
JAMES BURKE,
r-e-Tt7 G1ircsiol-
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TORN 4 BREMER, 9s Camp st. Constantly on
II hand first class Panos-Pleycrs, Martin
Ouvriers the celebrated Cyclod, etc. t7;ly1
GRUNEwALD, Publisher of Music Importer
L.. of musical instruments, Pleyel Pianos, Stein
way & sons Chickering's and Gablcr's, 100 Canal
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We mata the iol.ovins snfasis iiom
letter 10 the Eliisf dated
Ar.IN Dc % l.l1

We male The following tsifasis iium
ls,isf 10 the Ellisr dated
Arrs Zee ni $500
Nc speeial news here. Cholera has. BE-
lis,e, tnufely disappeared District Court
will adjourn 10 morrow, llis lllnur Judge
Ireland pronounced ilo sentence N couhne-
ment Ia the peniientiary, upon six athletic
freedmen 10 day, convicted 40 this tern,
A letter from the financial agent Of The
Peniiehtiary says there Is a. this lime one
hundred more lab0rsrs thau the Institution
can work ndyautageOusly, lndrr TIE
recent act OF the Legislature, they can he
farmed out. Already the fIeslsni OF The
Central Road has applied Tor two hundred
Of these laborers aud The Ala line road nom
Slam TO Austin want four hundred
hands Of this labor. II islhOught that from
the number Of these evil doors constantly
pouring Into that institution, the state will
soon be able to supply almost any reason
able demand for this class Of workmen,
Information from erediiahle source
says that the Memphis Il III Paso and the
Southern Pacific companies have made nm
agreement 10 unite their roads ai some
point east Of the Trinity and make one ~
ters,i westward Things are looking cheer
hil In the Railroad enterprises,
While all possible encouragement should
be extended to these roads, II is important
that one fact should not be lost sight OF,
and that Is, these companies are In debt to
the school fund.- aud interest will soon be
due and that there is not dollar Of this
fund in the Treasury. The different rail.
roads In the State have ofthis fund 81 ,300,-
900. Each company indebted to this fund
has been notified Of their Indebtedness and
chat II is expected that they will meet their
interest on the LIST January next, promptly.
I feel warranted in saying that failure to
meet the requirements Of the law will give
these compan les trouble. While 1t is right
and proper to foster and aid the railroad
interest Of the State, We should not do so to
the detriment and destruction OF one so
important and vital as the education OF the
rising generation.
The Supreme Court is still in session
here, but win adjourn about Monday week.
Up TO this date they have disposed Of about
24S cases. 1t is laborious court-a better
selection could not have been made They
will begin the session on ID Monday in Jan,
next, in Galveston.
The 9Th u S. Cavalry, now stationed at
his place have been relieved by Infantry
and they (thc cavalry will tnkeup the line
of march for Jacksboro about the 10th
inst.
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~ nsa k.tsd insect AttHrfs h.'
lsssms o.. sialsi Win ts tlliaHal l'.
raflmshi N lha Msmfhis AfItaI.
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House Carpentering.
81 E0o PER YEAE: wssss. A.,

81, 800 s ~ : '.ii or IaFE55EB
e go uretirss- Thrss nsr kinds Un1er
- r1rl--r sd Sert trial NarrHrted I've
-.r-s atr-re sal-rT a. large cuu1. ssiu1s pa
ne rvrF Tntliues slr fr ne trits1 SUE - -
eb.r et1. .fI-f AZ frf ner-.f . H1s-. W.
p-I...~ Co., b. sfur-r o. rnr Brca.el1eT
IN r.rfar rtrr rlnrtiu ere tl--inrel's- an1 ~
IL r-...-r rrs fir1f e. cr-cs. - 80 -
So CIT. 81 niI1sf.-f. Eair-, o. Chi-aEnl III
f~1~
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NOTICE. 2ND.
"WhO Wills, May Sing"
Books for Singing Schools.

n KEEP always on hand -
L SOUTHERN HARMONT,
MAsON's SACRED HARP,
WHITE & KISG's HARP.
TABOR-The Richmond (Va.l Collection
Of Sacred Music.
For Cannon seheo1s-The Silver Lutte
For SuDdaT Schools-Tbe HpEADns-Gol-
Az, Ghain-Chain and Ce1ser-ca bbsth
$500 Belf. JAMES BURKE
TTaif1 6af-rsicn.
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WACO UNIVERSITY.
MALE DEPARTMENT.

MALE UEPAhIMGNl
REV. RUFUS c. BURLESON, \. NJ, Pres
ident and Professor of Belle Letters and
the Spanish Language.
REV. RICHARDB. BURLES0N a. NJ, Vice
President and Professor Of Natural Sci
ences and History.
REV. WM. L. FOSTER, A. NJ, Professor OF
Mathematics, Astronomy and Mechanical
Philosophy.
Mr.. HENRY ]. HALBERT, A. NJ, Profess
sor of the Greek and Latin Languages and
Literature.
Mr.. -. Tutor and Principal of Prepar-
aiory Department.
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
REV. RUFUS C. BURLES0N, A. NJ, Presi-
dent and Professor of Belle Letters and
Spanish Language -.
REV. RICHARD B. BURLESON, a. NJ, Vice
President and Professor Of Natural Sci
ences and History.
Mrs. SARAH ORGAN, Instructress in
Literary Department.
Mas. EMMA ID. CAMERON, lnstructress IN
Literary Department.
MISS LOUISA E.McK ERRAL, lnstructress
: in Music. French and Ornamental Depart
ment.
MISS -, Assistant Teacher Of Music.
FALL TERN
Commenced on the Sd day, or first Monday
in September last.
BOARDING-At from SlOto SLIPPER month.
TUlTIGN-The same rs in first class insti-
tutions. For particulars apply to the
President, or to
f. II. HARDIN, sec'y.
Waco, Oct l, lS5G-4:tE
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A GROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY MAN, Woman and Child who has used
STERLING'S AMBR0SIA,


increasing sale have made the Ambrosia famous all
over the world.
1T rs WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
II cures Itching Of the Head.
Itmakes New Hair grow on Bald Heads.
Itprevents the Hair from Falling Out.
1t renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
ueanses the Scalp; coolsthe Heated Brow. Removes
Dandruf; Cures Nervous Headache Cures Badness
Ipsures Lu1uriant Lock- 1neiines hair to Curl So
perssdes wigs; Kills Hair Eaters. Good effect appa-
rent 81 once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosia viii suit sou % 7. Elegantly put
M DeIicatsly perfnmed. PatroHized BY Opera
Singers 4 nd Actresses. Sold in splendid boxes or
cartons containing two large boitles-No zior mSr-
ming, No. l Cor evening.
THERE rs NO MISTAKEAB0UTIT,
sTERLING's AMBROsIA Il the hest, most agrees
he and elective toilet in the world To prove this
trys earton. Sold By Druggists s..
Sterllng's LmbrOsla Manufacturing Go.
ais Fulton Street, New York,
BARNES, WARD A co.,
81 Magazine sf.. New Orleans
r.rp1 71-1~1 Sole Southern Agents
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The Best Chance TO Settle.

A LII persons nuepteu ~ Srorko :"
n Guess or Guess & Record can pay the same IN
wheat at 81 % per bushe delivered in Dallas, or at
any MILL in Dallas county, taking receipts for same
in our favor, delivering us the receipts. we must
live and II this fair offer is rejected we promise POSI-
lively not TO wait much longer
rI3.tf1 GUESS s. RECORD.
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COLLEGES.

DOEBEAR Commercial College, New
Orienus.-Foundedl 1872. No vacations Book
Keeping, penmanshp, Languages, Mathematics,
practically taught. Students from IL to 60. Rufus
DOLBEAR. President. lsep22-ly.l
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w. NJ PERKISs........s NJ. swESsoS....~.D L. KERsIoS
nERKINs. swENsoN CO., New Orleans
swENsON PERKINS 4 CO., New York Gen.
ersl Commission Merchants.
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LAMAR FEMALE SEMINARY.
Rev. %. T.. STARK. PRINCIPAL.

TNHIS Institution is located at PARIS, LAMAR
County, one Of the most healthy and prosperous
places in Northern Texas, easy of access from all
parts the country and yinP superior education
al advantages. The Seminary building is II new and
commodious structure, built expressly for Board
ing School.
The design Of tho Institution is to afford young Ia
dies every facility for acquiring finished education
Competent and experienced teachers arc employed,
who will aim to be systematic and thorough In their
various Departments.
The FIRST SESSION will open on the first Wednesday
In November and close The first "Wednesday in
February The SECOND SESSION will commence on
the first Wednesday in February, aud close on the
last Wednesday in June.
TERMS---per Session Of Five Months,
Board, Tuition. Room Rent, Washing, Fuel
and Lights, halt in adrdnce,, ............ $50 W
Music on the Piano or Mclodeon, with use of
Instrument, 20 W
Painting and Drawing 10 w
Ancient and Modern Languases,...,...''.'..' III W
Tuition for Day Scholars, per Session Of fSve
Months:
Primary Departncnt,....... o oo
Academical Department ~ w
The above specie rates, or ITS equivalent paya
bic in advance. ,,
Books and Stationery Furnished tile trade prices
with the additional cost Of transportation.
For further particulars, sec the printed circular
or address the Principal Paris, Lamar county Texas
Paris, Sept. sth, lSB6.-oz;3m.
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AbI NfA AAVtffhtff
MALI AND fEniLE SCHOOL
nALGAe, TTNAs,
nOtnn Ur tFHrmUtriON
IN. COuUnANurn, Hmdpsi
Mas Loo CuuGlltNurr, drHrHi
fnANE llAHll E4lHa, ~ Nn"
'ENllE TuBp Sruoy OF the above
u iuHiinf'un sill f.1mtHlruu
Monday, slept. -. 1900.
Rates Of Tnltlon per Month;
lst CLAtS- Outrruph, Heading
rcumaushlp aui Mcuul Arilhms'
Tic .,,,,.. ,,,,,,,,. .,,,,,,. ,,,.',',,.'" - wv
2nd CLASS English OnmmDr de-
Ogrnphy, Analysis, Natural, Moral
aud Mental Philosophy Aslrono'
my, Chemistry, Geology Written
Arithmetic aud Elementary Alge'
hta, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, d w
3rd CLASS-Rheioric, Logic, French
and Latin, aud higherbmnche Of
Mathematics. ,,,...,. ",,,,,-,,,,"r" 90
PIANO, with use of Instrument" ", 90
INCIDENTAL Fec,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,u,,,, 80
The above prices arr In Specie, and strictly IN adj
rdHor, Currency taken at r market value,
NodedHeiioH ~ io'' H., cTo1t'n cases u proi'de''d
sictHt.,
Dallas, Texas, June 0, lsGG,-;S'Gmo.
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BaggiRg, sc.
Commission Merchants.

UENT THOMAE & CARTER, Importers Of and
N Dealers 10 Coriage, Dagging, Bale Rope, Iron
Ties, &C. IO4 Poydras Street, New Orleans,
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commission Merchants 4 Cotton Factors

yyvARE & BROTHER, No. lI3 Grayier st. Par
w ticular attention paid to sellins Wool. ii. II.
Ware, lateof Selma Ala. Jas. T. Ware, late Of Cal
weston, Texas.
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TOBACCO.
Sewing Machines.

COUTHERN FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
y Noiseless Machine of Wilcox Gibbs will sew,
hem, fell, braid tuck, gather, Quilt, card and en-
brojder with satisfaction Ngenis wanted at No. 8
Sc Charles ST. Box 3S6, p. o. Now Orleans.
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
Wholesale Druggists.
MiIlinary. Fancy Goods, etc.
pianos and DEusic.

nERKINs & FRIEDLAENDER, Importers and
L Jcbbers of silks, Ribbons, Lace Goods Embroi'
deries etc, No 10 Canal ST., Up Stairs. t7:1yl
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M ASONIC.

s@"Buy your Goods at Jeffries.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-30
PrODOSalS

For Transportation of Govt Stores.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
Rail AND RIvER TRASsPORTArON DEPARTMENT,
NASHVILLE, TEss., May 20, 1850.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Office until 2 o'clock p m, Thursday, Slsi
inst, Tor transportation Of Government stores a.
fOlOWa:
Nashville, Tenn, II JeffsrsOuyilie, Ind Twen-
ty-ive Hundred $500, more or less, CT q N
Stores, and sixteenQG) Ambulsnces-
Nashville. Tenn, TO St Luis, Mo, Two Hum
bred (20O) Transfer Wagons
Proposals will state the rate per 100 Ibs for the
transportation Of the stores, and rate each .oI
Wagons and Ambuisnces.
Tue shipments 70 st. Louis to be completed
within seven t7) days, and 70 Jacksonville within
thirty 800 days from date Of acceptance Of prOpO-
"a S.
Separate proposals viii be received for the ship
ment to the several pon ts above named.
Parties receiving the tOutrsCt for the tran5pOr'a-
ton viii be required TO enter into bond with Gov
eminent and sufficient suretes within Eve 90 days
after the award Is made, for the aithiul perform
ance of the contract
By order Of A. K. Eddy. U. 8. A., Depot Quarter.
master. SRHAMILL,
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-30
Death Of Gen. Scott.

The telegraph brings the announce
ment Of the death Of 1t Gen. WINFIELD
ScoTr This event took place yester-
day at his residence in New York lie
had been in failing health for some
years past, and but recently had return
ed from a trip South made in the vain
hope OF improving his physical condi-
ton. Gen. Scott was one Of the ablest
men and truest patriois Of the nation.
He attained great age, and could not
have hoped TO live many years longer.
We doubt not he would have gone 10
his grave with more Of the submission
Of the Christian hero, had his country
the idol Of his heart--been restored 20
It's former union and prosperity. But
we feel sure he was satisfied that all
would be right in the end
The death Of such q man marks an
epoch in our countrys history. We