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, 1866-12-24
THE NHtPPlNC.YQST.

When the Chicago Times heard the voice
asking "Why persecuteet thou me-" and
when the scales had fallen from It's eyes suf
fciently to enes... It to recognize the negro
as man and brother, with all that fer.
vensy and zeal that belong to an enemy
changed to friend, It, with great force aud
truth, denounced the false conservatism oi
the Democratic party and the rebels, as rank
Bourbonism. The term, expressive as 1t Is
Of blindness and stupidity, Is very appro.
priate. At the South, and nowhere more
earnestly than In Kentucky, MARYLAND and
Virginia, the1e arc men in every village who
confidently believe that slavery will be re.
stored. They look upon the abolition
Of slavery as one Of those incidents oi
The Wet, n the burning of a railroad
bridge Or the destruction of mill, which
the United States in due time will remedy,
either BY rebuilding, or by making full com
pensation to the outraged owners. These
men are Democrats; they can trace their lin
eage through long line Of ancestors who
never worked for living; they would rcseut
as gross personal atIront, my doubt as to
their superior intelligence, and they unhe,l-
tattngly declare that any attempt to carry
on this Republic without slavery must prove
an utter future. Their test Of political wis
dom u zeal for elavery, and their
test Of gentility is an igno.
rance and contempt Of labor. Dying, these
people will bequcath to their descendants
the claim against the Government for slaves
lost In the wnr, or Tor return of au equal
number Of blacks, when slavery shall be re-
stored.
The Southern statesmen, II Is said, in re-
eou1uustine AA'e s.e'ueu maea W Nos'u,
+t3a~ a~ean, 4ha,s :. mnsn,,1aa saua' ~ =,
M Ts5s..1s .s - D.. 49, 80 ] r:.u
o.H.. sn1 ..ssNn @a.ta' .a' Auu Aue e.s..
..s,s. - 49, - e., n .ssss..:nn ~ - ~:
tns'.s" posaH.o"' ~. ~. w as..d..sss r"'a ~
.a,an .s m 9n opp, e"a., "''e ~
1e ~" ..sn~ase e apoa soa.ne'n Pr. Hono1
a,,,s.r tnWsa,f 30 = 3. :. ~. r.
s,aa :. - ~. sa,4s :. ~ .a.a.s, ~ t,,s,,tasr u.
snst,tn,;an. ~ -~is,,.ras .-.. aon.,1, aacu1s.s
a1.rs-v -,,.r q s,1stsd s1,,r.caa tI,a-
va, ~. vo~. 49, .1.~a~r no. nar,sn.s u. th.
oth.,. - % cherished | ~ ,nnre 80 srd.nt1r Ths
s,ah. ~ .hoot ~ = ~ rs1,o 70. n,tn ~ o,.ct
Msat ~ 49, c,.,, R;,hts 1.- ,nse,srsh,n
troT +l,- r,Tnrrr aefcncc or :. ner,on,1 hnns
~ The rieht IN make the nerrnes ,ro,l
.sra 4hc, tn,r them otf w,thont anv
w,vcs wns annther incident or sonth.
or1 horor w,,,ch The Frcsam<r,s pn-
resu has nart,a1lv crn,hed ont,
To the derivation Of all these privileges.
,,crn,;ar,v hc1onr3nr tn 4he necu1;tr honnr ~
t1,,s SUPERIOR race. these rebels h.ve anh.
mfttrd when they could not heln IL. and
they ask. with Governor Perry and Andrew
Johuson. What more could be reasonably CT.
..ss
, 1866-12-24

FORGETTING STATE CHARTERS,

Not only the Executive brauch OF the Govern
ment. but the Judiciary brunch. just nov "stands
hat state csn commit tseason.~7unes. >'e
The only portion Of the Judiciary branch
Of the Government known to ISLAND In the
sway" Of such enforcement Is Judge Ruf1n,
the Chief Justice Of the North Carolina bogus
State Government. BE declares that the
present Organization Of North Carolina is
Nnulled the ordinance Of secession and repu-
I'D the State rebel war debt, WAS callod
= -Hit1io5t The cement Of the people of North
Carolina, by the President eeahe United
etatea, under an aat d aled = a!esNoti1k
: a. nsurpation."
On The other hand, the 'tE1ecutivc branch
ofthe Government" declares that this act
was legal and constitutional. right and
proper. Soon after johnson assumed the
Preaidency he issued proclamation de-
claring that no civil law existed In North
Carolina. The rebellion had forfeited and
rendered null and void the political organl-
xation Of the State, which was then ruled
and governed by martial law He appointed
n Proytsional Governor, ordered m election
for delegates to frame q new Constitution,
directed who should vote and who had for
felted their right Of suffrage, declared that
white rebels were dfafrnnchIsed, and refused
TO allow black loyalists to exercise the fran.
chfsa. And after the Convention was thus
chosen lie ordered It to do cartaln things and
forbade It doing other things.
Whatever Constitution and laws exist in
North C.ro1;na. whatever State charter q,
political corporation is in force in that State
nwe their M a-entare tn I'M Erncnsfve wifi
acting on til. assumptiou that a "state,'
ran commit treason. that North Csro]Ina
did commit treason, and therein forf,ited
ana annu,lcd her entire nol1ttca1 orrnnIya.
tton.
sexcn o,1,rr rebel st.tcs were ..,cb,,,,,;t,,
ted ;, IN t,,c same manner and reco,vad th,s-
cIxrtcrs ard ord,nonces f+nn, 40 ss-,s ~.
tbor,tv az North Carolina vf,. Ana,av Io,,n-
am Apd 1he conn.r,,eaa n,r,r h.,.o a,,.
doracd h;s ac,a and ina,st tl,ot +hos. e~o.o~,,
rnents thrs czcrt m hr tbe F-a.nt;ro ~ ~
..hn- w.. t,,z,,., c..t. .,,,-...,,-.... .,.,1
eoueo " t1e ~, ~, N|1e~ 6",eA utnsA'S. soAn
" NeoRu@eo ~ eouk'ese us ~ VIII ano ooha
noe o'aU ORGANIZATIONS, aa'o aonlttea IN
etnnby ana nncono1taonahs, 10 an cqaal par
1lcapaaon IN the GoVefhhcht nhd privileges
Of the Union.
If those new State corporations made by
Andrew johnson are sdld, will some Copper
head inform US whit iuTalldated aud forfeited
the former corporatfons-seycraI Of whom
were older than the Constitution Of the
United States, and dated back to the Revo.
1utions We're they annnlled in consequence
ofthe inhabitants using them to promote re-
be1lion and destruction Of the Unione Was
It not because the corporators and office
holders were involved in the crime Of rebel
lion. At had employed tho machinery md
authority of those State charters to carr on
their rebellion
The grave uistake made by Andrew John
en,n wAp mt f,, hr1Htxav nrS annf,.ir. xh~x
, 1866-12-24
D5seoveyy Of tho Skeleton OF the Sun
posed Murderer OF tho Joyee CkildFeH,

BOSTON, uecdnb bcr IT,
skeleton found recently In Needham's " Woods1
L. that Of the murderer Of the Joyce chill
dren. The bones have been examined by q
surgeon, who thinks they hare remained
there several years. Immediately after tho
murder Of the Joyce children In BuzzY's
Woods, Roxbury, which dlabolleal affair
created great excitement ut the time. every
effort was made to apprehcnd the perpetra-'
tor, but without success. when an effort waa
made to fasten the guilt upon State Prison
convict, known - "scratch Gravel" bue IL
was subsequently, shown that he WAS not in
the vicinity at the time OF the murder. The
suppositIon now Is that the real demon, itu-
mediate1y after committing bis bellish work.
took to the woods to escape detection, and
after weeks OF wandering about, living on
roots to snstain lie, he finally perished from
starvation and fear. 4 quantity OF hair wa*
found by the aide Of the skeleton. which r.
sembles that worn by the man who was hst
took place.
, 1866-12-24
POLlTICALs

TIE President r "a nsrdnnad fhr rehn1 Cane,,1
unrnhr.r M.-.h,r1 oSEa,trrlx a. -. =.
c}iped To he c,nta,te for r1ni,es Stats, scnoso,
ffor lh.t stste. |So- >~'''''>'
HIM. ], Clancy Jonc. of vbom ". n.va mi
heard mnch 1,tr1x 10 ths c.ndyd,ta sor ~ s1,rt
honnr nj ne,norrsf,c .nrnort IN psnnax,vsnt:
for Tn,,ed st.te. sen.tor U,e,,er c1sr1.r III
dnnht1as. rsea,ro th.t .shoro- "1N'
The Tann,on fM.ssA Rtnuh7;een asv, Tho ,ars,@
snnotntment ~ h;tte, Connn,he.S =. 49,,
na.*,c- y N,n,ne1d n.tnra1lv ~,1-snad : stroa.
toe1,n~ of tnd5o,ttnn or the mr., ~ ~. c,ti-sn.
Es.r+s nav Nv, al ts1v =, -. n .oenrs
rs,lo1 of IT. annn;1tmen, md tsv h,va h.sn ~,
fsr .sfa1 IN tnancc tha pox,m.ste- Gencr,,
~ ,arn11 ~. cor,,nt.a,on
~. ren-c1. 1so1 .,tt,,raoon,,., t.vors 4,-.,.
c-ss1.v =. fhs cn,ns-h..a ..,a;5,,s ~ -,
d.rs ~ 1ssa II s.y1. 'o' 'Se-'
nwh- shnr,a ro; ~. s,,rtt .,a n. n.no~~.,x
la,ine sside prejudice, seep1u taelr position n1ef
The leadership Of Horzce Creelcyi ThoEe Is not
tn Horace G1eeleJb record half 90 much to forget
g. Wnas most men Gau hate!9l' 4 III Andrew
M'E.s. a.. =. - -. ~" - os "a ,,,--,.
~. 49,. - ~. ~ , N.Y.,
e. III r.. ..ess .,s e..s - outso
seno' ~. sn,s E... ne 'xa .usu p.e'e1
sue. ~ oo'e,aoi lI eous y. sas eee"an
fok1-41 AA*S- NV %'teAAoAA oA 3" tAk3 AAASAeAs
, 1866-12-24
CONGRESSIONAL EXCURSlONIsTS.


CoaFfesies t. tho Party On the Route.
KNOXVILLE, Tenp., Decemtet a--Ihu Con.
tram y hlch met them at Bristol. with q 1cputa-
tion Of prominent citizens. The e1cutsIouIsts
were formally received here bf Colonel 8axtcy.
Governor Brnwulow was 1T the depot too feeble
70 stand and receive the pafsY. 4 large delega-
tlon OF citizens, with bands Of music, escorted
the cxcur4iou1ss to the lamar House. whbse
speeches were 1nAde by Senator's Ramsey, Lane,
Morton, Wade, Vice President Foster and others.
They werr subsequently entertained At banquet
, 1866-12-24

making Al houest livelihood One Barnes, and
one Ks1haeisch and others, xerc candidates
before the Democratic Convention OF Kings
County for the nomination for Congress. The
Convention was divided between the several
candidates. and the contest continued for
over month, the Convention adjourning
from day to day. Finally 1t settled down
equally be&w ecn Barnes and Kalbhnisch, and
remained In thai condition until one morning
when upon taktag, 4 ballot Barnes had ma
-jority and @sa nominated, and WAS of
course elected. The Grand Jury has indicted
Barnes for bribery in purchasing the votes Of
delegates, and Kalbaeisch, ths defeated can
didatc, has also been indicted for the same
offence. Proof is abundant. and If the law
it6e1fcan be sustained, they must be convict
cd. We presume, however, that these will
be jnst as much bribery the next time, but
less proof within reach Of the Grand Jury.
, 1866-12-24

JUNCTION cTrx. Kansas. December ga
nom here. yesterday, In which the City Marshal
WAS killed BY eod1rs Of the Seventh CayalrJ, and
tvo soldiers Of the sAne regiment Wc.e shot II r.
turn by the citizens,
, 1866-12-24
TIRE MEXICAN MIDDLE.

Inc announcement that the mission Of
..ehefa sherman aud Mr. Campbell to
-aeAlco nas proved m entire failure, may be
'eaohy oeleseo, as may also the statement
mat Inc 1enefnl Is altogether disguised with
1hc business. It looks very much as though
the government mad sent them OF on
loots Grand. IN fact, the recent management
OF the Aetlcan question, We are Inclined
to think. VIII neither add to Mr.. Stewards
lcpukatlon as statesman, nor achieve what
"s oooo.'ess lcaaine PURPOSE. the rescuc
OF Ar' 9oansons administration from merit
CO contempt me American people strongly
sgmpathize with the Republican Government
o. Me1'cos ano oep4ccate the interference OF
Tue Emperor Napoleon TO overthrow 1t.
Nestslneless, tnes arc conscious that this
interference mas proved complete and
Illuminating 1aunte 10 its author, and Is re-
coen1zea as sncn ial4afe throughout Ed
IoFe' lucy are assured lnat Inc Monroe
uoet'ltle naS oecn F'nolealed oy Tue Ae1lcans
e1' .aelseaees' ana ny lne 1f1umph OF The
SotAn ose. ue 1eoeinon' "ltnout an armed
quai5ci pet"een ourselves and france hay-
'HH pseoa4. a. q. ueeesea!3' Ing Emperor
pio'n''eo -, .ua' ~ efuops snon1o oe "ltn'
Iasa a.',S ..ta ..nn sEaaeo tlme, IN tnrce d.
10 ', .;.ta .se ue' ~ t'oteoeF ,set ta." ne nas
~ ~. ."a.. ". ~ a.. 1IAt us1eaou, anu says ne
sa1 - 1 ns1s,t !" euaoEs -. ~ ueta,!s u VIII
a"a eotels W mntasI consloefa11ons !
- .aes ~ .s... .ue 1 N!1uea~M VI . por"
ms,ndsr snd .hst = shs,ssasa -, sa est.a. eua
v,th5-.r 4hero al, ~ t,1dv ns1t $3.50 ~
He t,,us 1,ropoees to fa1at ~ or,~ ,nstsIs;
point Of his promise. The cvacuation Of Mex.
, 1866-12-24

RA1E1aH, n. c.. December ea-GovernoF
Worth wa inaugurated in the presence OF both
housea of the Le2fasal1ro. His Inaugural ad-
dress was warmly endorsed.
, 1866-12-24

Mr.. joseph Ames, the well known Boston Ant
LIT, tays The Boston Journal, IL In Philadelphia
where Ristod is giving him sitt!ngs, to enable
him TO complete his grand picture Of The great
ssrQfdlenns as - Medea."
, 1866-12-24

Bosroz, Mass, December sa.-Thc Jouzneymen
tailors' strike has ended, and they have resumed
work at the former prices.
, 1866-12-24

DF. Watson the hurderer DtsehaYxed.
R1cux0ED. December es.-The Military Com
ntssion for the tslal Of Dr. Watson, Is dissolved
hy order Of The P1esident. DR.. A. s. Wa2on has
been discharged.
, 1866-12-24

"Mark Twain" !" The humorous wrt:as, a on his
Why from Cal1fcraia to he East hs - Sea o.
Ex-Governor Clemens, Of Missouri
, 1866-12-24

F0rtpt&%
Ba111aonE, December 2a>-The fou. negro ch{l-
dren bound 10 Ns- Richardson, OF Anna Arundel
State, Na,e delivered BY him to General Gregory.
Of The Ffeedmen's Bureau, to be restored to their
parents. htchardson did this tn preference to
submitting tho taae tp civil court Jpd1n Fond
recently ordered the release OF number Of chll-
dten sffoffaIly held - 1880
, 1866-12-24

Destructive Ftrc In Maine.
Bosroa, December GA 1re at Newport.
Maine, yes tetday, destroyed The most Of the busi
ness portit y Of ihe place. including the Masonic
Hall. Loss heavy,
, 1866-12-24

betucen the rebell,ous Suites and the Union
n hich had been broken for ave years. Now, had
il o1esnizine siste governments hat vsTs !oya!
10 the Union, that we're under the control{of loya
men. that protected loval citizens and secured
Congress .nieht and doubtless would hsve
% doa md Teeoeni1ed them u fessorod
9 an &c pso1s q it,
anxious. as the Pres,dcnt himself ctcr was Or can
b., for The complete restoration Of the States Of
the Union to their l9fmer relations apon lair atd
country are rot willing that the rebellious States
shall continue to be ruled over hy rebels, and
Union men be parsecutcd for their loya'ty.
Ious N Louts{aIa, or the political organizations
a. They are called. are not republican: md saes
moreover that the loyal men who asslatcd tho
condition q ranguizhcd party j; that murders
and prosecutions Of loyal men are increasing In
frequency and tnrptude, and that they cannot
obain Iusttce IN the civil courts or adequate null
i an, also informed BY gentleman from A1a-
bama, who has placed In my hands an Official re-
port made BY he Treasurer o. The state "a e o. Aa
iectnd and apTroprations Of that uoneJ. mada 70
PAY ths salatses ot TIC rebel a 1tncefs W6o ruled
Watts thousauds Of dollars have been paid within
The last year ont Of money col1ec.ed by taxation
oil tho loyal people Of the State-
HI. IiowAitp. II my friend from Illinois vii
allow me will reicf him to the authority, II
there be any authority fer tha: mode Of 1evyiGg
taIes. He will 3rd 1t luee circular letter which
The Secretary Of State addressed to the various
Provisional Governors in the rebel States some
time in The month Of Juno. 1sG5, directly giving
it az his optcior that the Prostsionaf Governor
had authority to levy taxes foe the purpoaeo!
paying his own expenses aud the expenses Of
The Legislature thar Was abont to be called
III. IpCxnr11. Mr. President. the case aun
stating goes back Of thai- Money has been col
lected within The past year. as understood IN the
SIate OF Alabama aud pa1d, not 10 the IfoV .ionai
Governor sppofnted by the President, Eot for the
expense. OF The Legislature be conrened4 hut 10
pay The ealarJ Of the rebel Governor white The
war ragged; ana. AZ told BY an @ olilsss i1s5
previously led from his home ip Alafana
10 avoid 'eonseription into tho rebel ranks,
th1t The officer By wbose ordets he was puEs led,
his home destroyed, and bis family turned hoqss-
lefs upon The world, has been paid within the Last
year his sn!ary - IN otncer for doing these very
iain9s and he gives me- this official docn
the treasueess report showing tue pAJulent OF The
Now. sIr, how long is This condition Of things to
1sstf How long Is The Congress Of the Unlted
States 10 lit here and allow its loYal cIzens, men
Who fought to sustain the Government, 10 ba per-
scented Tor Their loyalty, to be taxed 10 pay the
salaries ofthe men who persecuted them.
And, sir, an told By delegations from North
Carolina md Alabama and Louisiana and Texas,
intelligent Eentlemen that the Union men Of those
States must leave them unless something IS don e
for their protection, that they eau get no justice u
, 1866-12-24
Arcnz recent parGons granted BY the President
is that Of General II. ". Ransom, Of North


=
WASHINGTON, December 97.-It ia reported that
the Supreme Court will grant writ ufAHoe1s cor
pWs In The case OF MF. Mndd and other4 confined
at the Dry Tortueas, charged with completely In
the Lincoln assassination
A REPUBLICAN foKK or 1ovEM1NXHT FOR INV
YOEK.
Arumor i current that = prominent Radical
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R.dlraais.
ORANuE Il ALiAA \ UItlA h. Ii.
Ia E ca 1870 ssz:.sz:::ss8 sEE:Ss

On and after MONDAY, February 18th, tw Q
daily tr ins will run between Washington al d
Lyuchburg, connecting ut Go louisville, viii
Va. Central L. Il. trains to and from Richmond
Us TO lOas:
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Washington d.ily Excerpt S,ndayl a
G.t5 a. M, and arrive at L, nchhurg at 6.45 p. m
Leave Iynchhurg ut u. M, and arrive a
Washington Il 5.36p III.
EXPktSS TRAIN.
Leave WASN'T gton daily Gncluding Sunday
ut o. p. m., and arriveat Lyuchburg ut 10
a. H.
L.uve Lynchhurg at $50 D. M, and arrive
Washington at 10 q. M.
Bo h trains ,nakng close connections
Ly chbury for al p"irts south and south-wrs;
and at Washington for north ard north wet
First clrss sleeping cars will he attached t.
the night trains.
This road attractive, not only for its com
fortnblA .cc moGaliUns but for the TACT that il
passes he nov historic localities Fairfax, Bull
Run, Manassas, Bristoe. Catlett's Rappntan
mock, upeper, Orange and u ,rdonsv ile.
places of impcrshable interest in the popular
mind.
Through tickets to All points south AID s,.uth
we my be had in Bo-to', NV York, Phil
.;elp ia and Baltimore, and ut the offices Of thu
road in Wu-hingt III and Alrxundra.
w. II. McC AFFERTY,
feb9-tf Genl. Supe 'interd'nl
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NuTICE. The Stockh.'ldcr of the MANASSAS
~ Gap K ,ilr ad Cum"a ~, att.u!ing the
meeting of Stn khold r. hr held III AleXan-
dria on The llth of Anril, c n have free trans
po t IT, e., k IS over he Orange and \ exam
inr t. the Agents u Warren'on and i;ur'ons-
>ill. w. II. McCAFFERTN,
NH 2S-td Gen,l Su -. q y II. K.
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Eiu!t.ix asssa :s"sEa.!ra'lfs.
MAGNOLIA HOUSE.
cor. or DUKE AND COLUMBUS sTs.,

= t-E- = :,
The proDr;ctcr Of this G nrcnent and n!"a'-
antly l"culed II"tcl e leave to call the atien-
ton Of the public t" his reduce rates ol prices
''' 'iiJNANSIEyT TX 30 lRnERS, s2nc7 day
PERMANENT BNAtNLR~, with s'nel"
rooms. tron, s. to 5 per week, u cordinX to
.izc and luc;. ~ nf room. n0un with d"uhle
bed t;,r two gentleman. from ST to - per week
t.-a -
CAS- BATHS and all the c"nvcnlcncHs ne
ces<urv for the co',rtur ) Of home md II rirn-
t,n,l linn y of the best the market can mfiord
{ hoice WINES LIQUORS, SEGARo' &c,
CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
Give me i ca |.
;, %, Mrrn"l'a iI"use.
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ANASSaS GAP RAILROAD.

Nl -, WY
~ order Of the Board Of Public Works
adopted January 30, 1866, meeting Of the
stors holders Of the M,nass IS Gap x r. ca. will
h.. held ut hr court ho ,se in Al-xundria ON
WEDNE5DAY,t the llth dry of AprI next. for
tn. .,;lrpos.. f ee.tin. Ulcers and the ran &C
tinn of any other business tha, may come before
Them. J. NJ HER ~IrOI.
mn 5-]avtd Sec of P0 ,r,l Of Public W"rkS
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Professional.

CEAS. b. TkBBS. RICHARD Ii. CUCkEkILI.E
T.eesburg Loudoun co., Va Farlux c. L.. Va.
T11BBS s. COCKERILLE,
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feb 0-ts

[ Fairfax, Union Mills, Manassas, Bristo,,
Warrenton Junction, Bealeton huppahannoc..
Brandy, AIitclIelrs, Rapidan, Madison, Norll;
Garden Covesville, Rocktish, Arlington and
New Glasgow Stations, must be prepaid
light to Alexandria, Catletts Warrenton,
Lovingston, Amherst, McIvers, and Lynchburg,
JOHN F. LATHAM
General Freight Agent,
oct Tiff O. Il A. K <
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ATTORNEYS AT Law,
Will atten to profes i'.nul business i'll oudoun
Fai, fax and the nd djOining counties.
Ad dress the irm at Lcesburg Va. or Fair ak
Court Hnusp. va. mi ~ -tf
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~ Ii. MILLS,
IL. ATTORNEY
AND COUN>ELLOK 4 T III ",
Office at his dwelling No. l23, Cameron street,
III xundriu, Va -.~. nlr - -l".
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O'NEII !. D =, EILI,
s.. King stree.
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NOTICE.

A u Murray tatsss qn'iihr - 81
a, miftsiia-sr af iH' .sfa;e u- Nd
urr. 3 drr- sci. AZ . &C., n tb'". o.
.. "a s-iaIr - "a. .-s-e.i % c-las g. y O.
si,i ,..r ~ rhI n az Er'a 'n- a-a o.
: ,tss are qs - o n ~ - IN O.
-. t..snr. .-rffrn tie me I-..-f-i-d =
Isr Ar NURRANs Adn.1 isiIstOr.
Dallas, Sss. ~ 6S-e6
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NOR SALE,-An improved place il
4 The North part of the Town of Dallas.
containing ) acres of ground, with dwell
ling house. kitchen. smoke house and an
excellent well of lasting water. 1t is on"
of he most desirable locntions in town, and
with q small outlay might be made beau
tinl place, For particulars, enquire At the
Aft HERALD OFFICE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-08
LAMAR FEMALE SEMINARY.
Rev. o. r. STARK, Principal.


LAMAR FEMALE SEMINARY.
Rev. O. II. STARK, Principal.
THIS INSTITUTION is located at PARIS. LAMAR
tOun'y. nne Of the most healthy and prosperous
places in Northern Texas. Easy of access fr"m all
Ilrts OF the country AMI enjoying superior cdncai"n.
nj advantages. The Seminary hnilling is II new and
rnn,miions structure, hili Iressly for a Board.
ing Srh,nl.
The design of the Institution IL IN nfrnrd young In
rs every facility for requiring finished r'nrn i'm.
CuinIri-n' and Experienced TEACHERS are cmp'"y"d
iu will aim 10 he systematic and thorough In their
wrions Departments.
The FIRST SESSION will open on the frat Wednesday
~ November and clos. un the first W. dn"s'iay In
+ bruary. The SECOND Session will commence on
the first "Wednesday in February, and close "n III"
last M,-Iu".'lav in lnn".
TERMS---p,r Session Ct Five Months,
Board, Tnition. Ranm Rent, Washing. Fuel o -
and Lights half in ndrdDce, SS3 M
Music on the Piano ar Mrl"lron with Use Of
Instrument, ......'i'i'i.. - wv
Painting aid Drawihg,........ ~ ""
Ancient 8ni Modern Langnag"sr"..... 10 10
Tuition for Day Scholars. per Session Of FIVE
Months:
Primary Depart mrnt, wv
Arahrmiral Department. ~ "o
The ab,ye specie rates, ur ITS rluiiiaent. Aya
hlr IN adyanrr.
Bks and Stationery furnished at the trade prices.
with the adii ionql rosi of transportation.
Far iur her particulars. the printed circular.
or address he Principal, Paris. Lamar county Texas.
Paris. Sept. 9Th, lSj6-52:3m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-08
BRICK FOE sALE.

Il Have the pleasure of informing me cit
Il liens Of Dallas and surrorud ng coun-
ties, that have just receive !, i'd will keep
constantly on hand a complete assortment
OF all kinds of goods usually kept in my
line OF business. have fine and we'll
assorted lot of Japan. and Pressed ware
consisting Of Tea aad Coffee cans, Spice
and Pepper boxes Lamps AMI Lanterns of
the latest imp owed styles, together with
ine assortr iedt of Parlor Cooking and
heating str scs Of the best quality.
shall be happy to receive your calls be-
fore r IrchasinG elsewhere.
am also pre- pared TO sell MERCHANTS
AID all who may want anything IN nv line
At lIobston prices with transportation adj.
ced.
Tin ware Of all kinds on hand AMI made
IN order. Roofing and Guttcriug and all
Job work done on the shorief' notice.
Wheat, -four, and Other produce taken in
excha re for ware. Currency taken 81 its
specie value. Stand north cast corner OF
the Public SQUARE. JN0. r. HILL.
Dallas, Nov. ~, l5G6-lQ:tf.