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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-27
National Thanksgiving Day.-Proc
lamation by the President.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5, IS
" the President of the United States

By the President Of the United States:
A PRocLAMArIoN.-Almi God orr
Heavenly Father has been pleased TO vouch-
National life, which is an indispensable
condition of peace, security and progress,
and that year. moreover, has been crowned
with many peculiar blessings. The civil
war that has SO recently been among us,
has not anywhere been re-opened Foreign
Intervention has ceased to excite alarm or
apprehension, intrusive pestilolee has
been benignly mitigated, domestic tranquil
ity has improved, sentiments of concilia-
ton have largely prevailed and the aifec-
tons of loyalty and patriotism have been
widely renewed. Our fields have yielded
quite abundantly, our mining industry has
been richly rewarded, and we have been
allowed to ex tend orr. railroad system far
into the interior rccesses of the country,
while our commerce has resumed its won't
ed activity in foreign seas. These national
blessings demand national acknowledge
ment. f . ..r.. ID. ,.
Now, therefore, Andrew Johnson, Pres
dent Of the United States, do hereby re-
commend that Thursday, the 29th day of
November, next, lie sci apart and be obser'
we'd everywhere in the States and Territories
in, the United States by the people thereof,
as day OF thauksgiy ing and prayer TO
Almighty God, with due remembrance that
in His temple doth every man speak Of His
honor. . TO
recommend, also, that on the same SOL
emn occasion we do humhly and devoLedly
implore Him TO grant to our National coun-
ellis, aud 10 our whole people, that divine
wisdom which alone can lead any nation
into tile ways of good Offering these nation
al thaDksgvings praises, and supplica-
tioHs, We have the divine assurance that
the Lord shall reign King forever over
us them that are weak shall be guided in
Judgement and such as are gentle shall He
learn His way; the Lord shall give strength
to HIS people, aud the Lord shall give to His
people the blessings of peace.
IN wiiu.ss whereof | have hereunto set
my hand nd caused the seal Of the United
States 10 be affixed. Dour Mt the city of
" shingtor, the sth lay { October, in the
year of our 10 d one thousand eight hun
-r"d lut sl.E ~.N, aud .. the Independence
OF the Uuit.i States the Hincty-h
ANDREW JOHNSON,
BY the President:
WM II. SEWARD, Secretary Of State,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-27

We learn from private letter to a citi-
lcn Of this county, that Robert j. sledge
tsq, director and sole manager of the
BRENNAN Tap Railroad, has just returned
from the North, where he has been on bust
ness connected with his road, and states
that he had unparalleled success in obtain
ing rolling stock and iron for the road, and
as much money as he necds. Mr., Sledge
states, that it Is hisintention to extend that
road to Waco, and the work is to commence
very soon. f......
Tina, road has been less thought Of by our
citizens and persons specializing rs to the
probability of q railroad reaching here in
any reasonable time, than any other. We
venture the prediction, that the energy,
perseverance and skill Of Mr.. Slcdge will
bring that road to Waco, long before the
numerous roads already spoken of, and said
to be on foot, have made good beginning
Waco Registsr. ..
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Appointments of the East Texas Con.
faranoa

San Augustine District, j. r. Burke p
Il. circuit, John Il. WoolGm; Newton cir
cult, A. b. Parks; Jasper, d. S. Watkins
IIemphill, Samuel Weaver; Mclrose, John
Patillo; Shelbyville, |. o. b. Richardson
Douglas, j. r. Middleton; j. W. Overall
supernumerary.
Marshall District, L. Il. Dennis, p. E..
station, W. Witcher; circuit, j. Mathis
Elysian Fields, L. Il. Grouse; Il. A. Wooten
supernumerary Carthage, j. Il. Bellamy
Henderson station, N. W. Burks; circuit,
G. W. Cottingham; Mt. Enterprise, l.. 7.
Lively Marshall colorcd charge to be sup
piled. ,.
Jefferson District, Richard Lane, P. f.;
station II. W. Thompson Daingerfeld T.
B. Norwood; Sulphur Springs, j. W. Iamilli
Coffeeville, W. 2. Perry; j. Y. p. Irvine,
supernumerary; Gilmer, II. D. Palmer !
Quitman, J. S. Terry; Boston, A. L. Nc.
Dougal.
Kaufman District, Mat II. Nicely, ?. E.;
Sulphur Bluff circuit, w. II. Davis; j. II
Lowe, supernumerary Ladonia, Calren
J. Cock Springvillc, j. b. rabbi; Cahtcn,
W. L. Carleton; Garden Valley, j. W.
Fields; Kaufman W. A. Shook.
Paris District John W. Piner, P. E.;
Paris station, Thos NJ. Smith; Paris cir
cult, I. b. Ellis; Honey Grove, Jesse Fl.
Walker; GAINESVILLE and McKinzie, to be
supplied; Savannah, NJ. u. McA,ster; Me-
Kinzie College, j. W. P. McKinzie Pres,
Paris Female Institute, Jas. Graham, Prin-
cpal. 4 .9a i.... Alb f. d.
Sherman District, J. NJ. Binkley, P. E.;
Sherman Station, John II. Mclean; Sher-
man circuit, Y. W. Mitchell GAINESVILLE,
Green Boyd; Fish Greek, to be supplied ;
Bonham, VIM. NJ. Robins; Greenville, VIM.
p. Reed; H.W. Cumming supernumerary.
Dallas District, VIM. II. Hughes, p. E.;
Dallas circuit, W. L. Young; Scyne, Jas. z.
Rogers; Rockwal, ]. L. Angel, Mckinney,
John W. Chalk; Denton, VIM Z. Bates;
Grape Vine, J. G. Smith. .r.L
Palestine District, John Adams, P. f ;
Palestine and Mound Prairie Station, f. j.
Patilo; Palestine circuit, to be supplied ;
Rusk Station, jeff Shook; Rusk, Samuel
Lynch; jacksonville, to be supplied; Tyler
Station, to be supplied; Athens circuit, NJ.
C. Simpson; kickapoo, to be supplied
Crockett District, Joseph Bond, z. E ;
Crockett circuit, F. NJ. Stoyaii; Sump'e ,
to be supplied; Livingston, Jas. Ii. Nicely ;
Orange, Madison Thompson; Liberty, Ed
ward p Rogers Woodville, to be SUPPLIED;
Homer, NJ. NJ. Sample; j. b. Tnliis, agent
for the Texas Advocate apa Book Deposito-
ry; r. S. Finley, agent foG Mckenzie Col
lege; r. N, Kirby and Robt. NJ. Seaton,
transferred to the West Texas Conference.
Supc rsnuaied; WIN. X. Wilson, Francis
wilson, John B. Tnll $, A. r. Dixon, Ezekiel
Couch, Alexander Heukle, Andrew Cum
ming, A. II. Shanks, Isaac W. Overall,
ASTON Yonng, and F. G. Fossett.
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piS" Buy your Goods at Jel'ries.


Tue GREAT NATIONAL FIELD TRIAL OF
MOWERS AND REAPERs AT AUBURN.-An
appropriation of 5000 was made by the
New York State Legislature for the pur-
pose practically testing combined now
ers and reapers and other farming imple-
mcnts, and the supervision of The trial en-
trusted to the State Agricultural Society.
The trial of these combined mowers and
renpers was held at Auburn during the in
tcnsely heated term of July last. Fifty
nine machines were entered for competition
and over two weeks occupied in the numer-
Gus severe tests to which they We're sub
jcc,ed.
The committee of eleven judges, compris-
ing practical and scientific ngrculturists
and machinists, made public the result of
their abors on Wednesday evening last,
Mt the State fair at Saratoga. They award
the first premium, grand gold medal, to
Walter A. Wool for his combined reaper
and mower, built by the Walter A. Wood
Moving and Reaping Machine Company,
~ the best reaper and mower combined
The most prominent points of superiority
shown in Woods machine were, perfection
of work in all kinds of grain and grrss,
and on every variety of surface, lightness
of draft, ease of management, perfection Of
mechanical construction, simplicity,
strength, and durability .--Nationat Intel
hgencer.
Peel, Dumble & Jones, Galveston, Agents
for Texas.
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Whsa che milllaha rtlaui Yot. ssf.aufij
och rnuuslf vh1t ilfH 500 hsys ionsl
wifn tHey esnsnrs yon whli COOL
Tho history sf nearly OH good men NJ.
lords uu illustration NJ ihe firre aul daily
application nj ihr ab1y. saying NJ un ull
rI'i'.s1ihrr $40 nan cnn continue p1pu.
lr UHu refuses 10 ptndsr On public scnii-
mont 4 reiormrr rust expect 10 breast
me- current With those facts before ~.
Wc Hrr not ~ loss 10 determine why those
aho, 10 our State, are advocating reform
"a Tie ~ stem OF promoting Internal im.
proyemenis should be 50 earnestly condemn
ed. iioso men mus, be engaged In good
work.
lui, 10 leave the presumption arising
frum this we'll known principle Of human
nature, LOT M argue the case; suppose pri-
Naie corporation organized aud chartered
10 build a railroad; Whenever that road OBJ
tains State aid the masses are taxed for the
benefit II a few stockholders because the
Prohls upon the investment goes 10 benefit
the company, II, however, the road belongs
to the State the profits OF the road will be
used for the neft Of all iax payers. The
proposition is plain and simple. 1t needs
no long and prosy argument to settle the
advantage in favor of the State system.
Again, We suggest that the State can
build needed roads by employing conviets,
Something must he done TO prevent the con-
yloled freedmen from becomngan expense
to the Statc.-IarH Ire's.
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SuIeIpE.-Mr. Washington Harper, re.
spectable citizen Of this county, who re-
sided thirteen miles south Of Bonham, COM
mitted suicide on last Monday, the 18th
inst, by shooting himself through the head.
lie placed the pistol to the right side of his
head, above the upper part Of his ear, and
discharged the load the ball passed through
and lodged against the skin Of the forehead.
MIR. Harper was a gentleman Of intelli-
genoe and moral worth, beloved by all who
knew him. He leaves wife and six chill
dren to mourn his untimely death. We
cannot conjecture what it was that lead this
man TO such an unfortun ate end; as he was
Of sober habits, and Of very calm temper
Of mind. Trnly do we sympathisr with the
info rtunate family in this their sad be-
Observation-Disclosures fers.
GRAssHoPrEss.-Last week we noticed
the appearance OF the grAsshoppers, and
then hoped they would pass over without
doing Us any damage; but in this we have
been disappointed, for They have settled
in cur midst, and are doing great injury TO
the pa. lures and are destroying the early
vheat.-HiS
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rsfy' Buy your Goods at Jeffries.

G8y"On Monday last, VIC visited the new
foundry of our friend o. L. Bailey, in this
place, when we witnessed the process OF
casting. The run was very successful, and
the various castings turned out, presented
smoothness and finish which we must
confess, we were hardly prepared to sec, in
a newly established foundry. The work is
far superior to any Texas work we have
seen, and speaks we'll for the ability of the
meulder, Mr.. Griffith.
This new enterprise deserves to be fos-
tered by our people, and we are pleased to
state that Mr.. Bailey is receiving the en-
couragement which he so we'll deserves.
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nyThe regular Fall Term

BtS The regular ran Term oil the DIS
trict Court for this County, commenced its
SESSION on Monday last, His Honor Judge
Jno. J. Good, presiding, and our friend
Capt. J. En-. Hawkins of Ellis County, Dis
trict Attorney.
We understand that there is very
heavy docket on hand, but from the well
known rapidly of Judge Good in dispos-
ing Of business, we anticipate that all the
cases will be gone through with within the
given two weeks assigned to this county.
We have met the following attorneys in
attendance on the court, all of whom, we
believe, seem to haze their hands full. Col.
10. Rushing, from Kaufman county, Capt.
A. J. Ball and r. J. Mckenzie, Esq, from
Parker; Hon. J. W. Ferris, Capt. A. Brad
shaw, and Col. J. W. Payne, from Ellis
Col. II. g. Hendricks, Capt. ]. G. Terrell
and Jno. P. Smith, ESQ., from Tarrant /;
Capt. Robt. s. Guy, from Lancaster, and
our resident attorneys, Coils. j. c. Mccoy,
J. NJ. Crockett, and Geo. W. Guess, Maj.
7. G. Jordan, and Tighl. Kendall, Esq.
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DuGsrER 10 THE sTAaE.-We learn that
the stage vas overturned in East Fork Of
Trinity this morning, by sudden rise Of
the stream, shortly sfter leaving this place
for Bonhnn. The hind wheels, bed and one
passenger we're carried down str-s BY the
eurrent, which Ess very strong ut the eros
sinr. The horses, driver cpd foreTheels
rsnchsd the opposite side in safety The
passenger got sshors minus hisPOcket book,
rhfrh vas 4 little heavy and Is suppos d
10 hsss gone TO The bottom. When oar in
f,rnnnf left the scene Of The disaster, the
missing portioss Of the stage bad been
svsrhaulsd and securely esblsd 70 the shore
Tss nail bags we're recored, but The con
tents we're no ds-bt much injsred.--Hr k1g-
ner H..~rrsr 1oft
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Col. Sweet, the junior editor of the San
Antonio Herald, now in Mexico, does not
think Maximillian has any idea of giving
up his empire, and that be will willsuccecd
in consolidating it. The liberals in North
ern Mexico are quarrelling among them
selves, We see that Gen, rapia, lately APP
pointed Governor of Tamaulipas, on his ar
rivil ut Matamoras, was not recognized as
such by the troops and populaoe there. .le
became exceeding wroth and threatened
court martials and forced loan of 600,
900, but he was laughed at for his pains
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The fRoSTiER.-Wc have much satisfac-
ton in publishing the following dispatch
from Gen. Sheridan to Gov. Throckmorton
It is, in part, the result Of His Excellcncy' s
untiringencrgy. Helms not permitted an OPP
pOrtunity to pass TO present the wants of our
suffering frontier people to those in author
iiy. Since the Governor has been in Aus
tin, he has not let commanding officer,
from Gcnl. lIeitzelman up to Genl, Grant
and tho President rest on the subject, the
letters he has written, VIC are told, would
make large volume on this important
matter
With 1000 U. S. C,valry and the Texas
Rangers called out by the Governor, We
hope and believe that tho frontier will be
fully protected, and we hope to hear that
the orders of Gen. Sheridan have been car.
yicd ont, and the frontier posts re-estab-
lished.
The following is the dispatch of Gen.
Sheridan:
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. 18TH, 1876.
His EnceAcncH J. ". Throckmorton
Governor Of Texas ::
GOVERNOR: Authority has been given
to General lIeintzelman, commanding the
District Of Texas, to concentrate the whole
available cavalry force under his comma d
at such points on the frontier of your State
as may answer best for its protection. The
recruits with their Regiments soon to.be
mounted, and the recruits now en- route to
Join them, will make the strength Of the
twenty .one (2l) Companies over two thou.
sand (2,0O0) men. Should this force not
be adequate, additional troops can be sent.
In view Of the great expense and difficulty
of supplying this force at remote points on
the frontier, great judgment will BIO re4uir-
ed to prevent unnecessary movements of it,.
p. II. SHERIDAN.
Major General.
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Hlibwlly lhai j0It tbmtil b,ll
who had boon selected ri one ~ ibo
southern Radicals ~ aot0mpnt
Hamilton, md make spee6hos
through the North has positively
declined the h0nor aud declared Ne
purpose 10 return home, aud attend
10 his private affairs. withdrawing
altogether nom politics, IL Ia said
that no has sOon mora fully since
his visit 10 the North. ito violcnccs
and cXcossos Of Hamilton, Brown.
low, aud others, and has become
diss itisled with the party On the
other hand, Governor Pcasc IL said
to DO quite 10 viaient aud ultra ~
any OF them, and has cmphatically
announced himself in favor Of fore.
ing negro suffrage on tho South
Hon. Lomuol ID. Evans IL reported
TO be actively canvassing the coun'
try in support Of tho Presidents
policy, and il is said he has been 20
~ successful in rciuting the Sian.
dcrs of Hamilton against tho people
OF Texas, W, r.
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BI-oUilc change took place in the
weather during the first three days o. this
week. Monday morning Norther sprang
M. which blew all day Tuesday morning
frost was seen in some places, aud We'd
nesiay, the sky was overcast aud cold
raw Eas, wind prevailed, reminding one OF
the near approach Of winter aud the ne.
ccssiiy for a change Of clothing and the
increase of the wood pile. The demand
for thick clothing increased, and our friends
Mastcn, Ross & Co., at lIirsh's brick cor
ner were relieved of considerable guam
tiiy of their new stock.
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lalI....-...nlA

The above are all the .agaSI We have re,
csiyed We understand, however, that
Marion, bowie, kaufman, johnson aud pro-
baby Hopkins have given majori,ies for
Dradshsv, not enough, however, TO over
come the above vote Of Rpperson while
Pannin Is reported to have given large
majority for Epperson, We learn, further,
that the vote at Kentucky town, GraysOn
county, were all for Bradshaw how many
votes were east we did not hear, From the
other counties IN the District We have no
figures or reports,
From the LIST, srd and j!h, Districts the
vote is So scattered among The various can
didates, that We can form no opinion as 10
who are elected. There appears to have
been general want of interest in the re-
suit, Judging from the small vote cast.
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The next mmcrsault We expect to see
turned b. the editors of leading papers in
the South will be made to get on the plat.
form in favor of negro suffrage The next
move upon The political chess board will be
made to secure the twenty representatives
that the south would lose if she were tc
prevent The negro from voting. We say
We prefer 20 90 without representation
rather than favor such n move. Let the
negro 60, and encourage the immigration
of our equals 10 fill up and improve our
State-PdrlS Press
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

JEFTERsoS CRY, Friday Evening Oct. D.
Arrived during ;he past week, 1885 rexH. Beef a.
tie, ESQ tnyes und Yeaflngs, 10 Hogs, 1874 sheep.
and 80 AiOh Cows.
Salcs-l70B Texae Beeves, zoos Gales and Year.
lings 2lG Hsgf, $40 Sheppard l20 Texas Cows STOCK
on Sale-7s2 Texas Be-vcs G5 Calves aud leRrlings,
40 Hogs, 1888 Sheep and IS Mich Cows. We quote :;
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A SOUTHERN MAcHASIc TRIUMPHANT. =
The Richmond Examiner records the fact
that at the New York State Fair just closed
at Saratoga, the first three prizes were
awarded to Geo. B. Sloat Esq's. "Elleptic
Sewing Machine which has for the past
six years been manufactured exclusively
in Richmond, unler the supervision of the
inventor.
NJ. s. Hedrick is the Agent in New Or
leans. His advertisement win be found in
this days Herald. sit
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j. W. SN IN DELLS, HHFHI,
Herald Office, Dallas, Texas.

NOR SALE.-An improved place in
IL the North part of the Town of Dallas,
containing ! ! acres of ground, with dwell
ling honse, kitchen, smoke. house and an
excellent we'll of lasting water. 1t is one
of the most desirable locations in town, and
with small outlay might be made n beau
titul place. For particulars, enquire at the
Aft HERALD OFFICE.
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aas-we take pleasure in calling atten

aEy-We take pleasure in calling atten.
ton to the new advertisement of Alasten
Rose s. Brother, in this paper ThcHe gen.
tlcmen as we stated last week. are now re-
ceiving tho largest and most varied stock
of general merchandise ever brought to
this market since the close Of the war, and
they invite tho patronage of all persons
wishing new and choice goods. Give them
call at lIirsh's brick corner where they
will be pleascd 10 serve you
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-27

SG1~ "Duy your goods at JefrieS" is one
of the standing lines in our advertising
columns, and VIC believe it is good advice.
Our mercantile friends all know the value
of printers ink, and Jeffrics is no excep-
ton to the general rule. But we started
out to say that Jeffries has just received a
large lot of now clothing, suitable to the
season, and those in need of winter goods
would consult their interest by giving him
a call,
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Thinner Wanted.

Bsay" We are under constant obligations
to our friends at Austin for favors. On,
Senator Capt. j. X. P. Record, our Repre-
sentativcs, Messrs. Burford and Cochran,
and Hon. W. b. Dashicll, of Kaufman, aud
Capt. Jno. W. Lane, and W. L. Chalmers,
are all entitled to our especial hanks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-27

READY MADE CLorHIyo.---Messrs. Mas.
ten, Ross s. Co, have handsome assert.
ment of seasonsble Clothing suitable fo'
any and everybody. The cold wind Of thu
past week has induced warm clothing, and
he that cannot please himself in the above
stock is indeed hard to please.
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rEwe have netting Of interest hro

rFwe have nothing Of interest from
the Legislature mi, week. The Austin Ca
Iette, Of the 20th, says:
aThe Legislature has been quite indus
trious the past week. hsidine ivo sessions
per day, morning end evening. A great
many private bills have been dispatched,
and considerable progress made with some
general lave Of imporfsnee. TIE ladies
attend the night sessions, and the conse.
quense IL that several speeches are being
made At the SANE time, but sllttem 70 be
IiFtensd 70 vfth gratiksj atfsntieu."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-27

sV-Messrs. Peel Dumble & Jones, General
Agents far Agrieu ,ural ard other Machin-
cry, Fire Proof Safes, Pianos and Organs,
have an advertisement in tO-days paper, Of
all these articles. rhieh they .ell ut whole
sale and retail, at manufacturers prices.
See the Advertisement.
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~F.sr, pI.l--s 70 nee. in %, san

we are pressed 70 meet ~ est wv
ton tkis week. our 90 friend J. I. Tssnsr,
Esa- District Clerk Of Tarrnnt esupty,
ioskirs robu.i sns IN sBs heslth- Our
friends II Tssrrst shosis rsus1bsr shrt
NJ. Turner is sresi ssr he Herald; any
busi.sss tr-ss,-,isns ia thi. vie can be
s--- 80 ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-27

The Radicals Of Norib Carolina have
ngninsfed Hon. Alfred Doekery for Gov
srnor- Ex-GoT. Holden presided over the
nominating convention. and made bitter
speech against The administration. Tbe
Conservative e.nlidsts j. be present in
rr--lrr- TrrI
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Protestant Episcopal Church.

Divine Service will be held d. W every Sunday
morning, at l0lR O'Clock, and In the evening at o..
clock, in the upper Of ITrshs brick building.
-1t GEO. R0TTENSTEIN.
Prayer Books for sale at Messrs. ". II. Pralher 4
Co.'S. The proceeds 10 defray contingent expenses OF
the Parish.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.

IoGly IdasfHi ctfctT Of dallas sCbtlsIy.f =
ny - a-@A- -,
VOU are hereby commanded to snmmO,
II by publication As the Law directs, A.
]. CLARK, who is absent from the State, 10
be and appear before the JusiiP1Sp curt %
be held At a regular term ihersl in and
f1r Precinet No. one, OF said eSu1 =, ~ The
Cont House thereof, in the town Of Dallas,
at o'clock +. NJ, on the first Saturday in
December next the same being the first day
thereof, then and there 10 answer Geo. W.
Guessi in An action of debf, institulea upon
an account for thirty-sight SIS dollars,
besides interest thereon accrued
Herein fail not, but have you then and
here this writ, with yOur aetign thereon
sndCfsed, ~ he Law directs Oh
Witness ny hand and Of5cial signature,
his 18th day Of Ocisbsr, 1856.
GEO. ". BAIRD.
1851 , 7. Dallas c. Ter.
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RW Mr.. Coughanour has procured the
services of music teacher in his school,
who gives lessons on tho piano. See his
advertisement.
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