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Ne,r York Markets.

~ - .'ssiiint NEW YORK. March I.
Cotton-frm; sales !, 200 bales Middlng Uplands
at 43 q 44c- - i'l u, " i7'-'i- t = 7s..L
Flour-sales Of q, 900 bbls State and Western s q
Zoe higher; State at $50 a 90; Round Hoop Ohio al
S25 "a 10 IS. Western Is q 20. Southern 6rmer
sales 400 bbs at 80 q Is SO. Canada SO Joe high
er; sales $50 bbls. at IS a II Co.. = HI
Wheat-1 "a &c higher; Milwaukee Club, g.; do
new No. 1, 72. '-l'nf '-1sa4'-7'N aiia
Corn-droopng; sales 900 bushels; Mixed
Western at 70 q sole. t5s4's4Afl.si = =
Oats-frm. ~ ....s,....tsv .aa
Beef-steady; sales $50 bbls r4
Pork-heavy; sales 1900 bbls. new mess at % 90 g
% 81, closing at % IL cash.
Lard-heavy; sales $50 bbls at 16 a 1914.
Mhiskey-hrm; sales 10 bbls Western at 30.
Rce-quiet; sales 90 derces Carolina at II a 13c.
Sugars quiet; sales $50 hhds
Cofee-dull 'tee 81 - - rsxfSGg
Molasses-dull; sales 100 bbls. New Orleans at 81
CLIO. t1.-.r
Naval Stores-Spirlts Turpentine firm at 80. Ros-
in steady at IA 37t a Is 90. 80 - II sl71
Freights to Ligerpool-dull cotton per steamer I'd.
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u4 SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Henry Bailey &
Co. sold at auction yesterday, the small dwell
ing house and lot No. Mayo Street. II was
purchased by John CULVER for 81 400.
s5 E.. E. Patten yesterday sold at auction a
small house and lot on Stetson Lane. ]. Brad
ley was the purchaser at 500.
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The New CUSTOM HoUsE.-we learn that
telegram was received by the Collector Of
this port on Wednesday evening, to the effect
5 that the appropriation for the new GUS, ON
House in this city had passed in Committee Of
the whole without opposition. A'S' Z. aiii
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-02

The PICTURE GALLERY.-Our rea ders will
bear in mind the paintings now on exhibition
at the Fair will be removed and cannot be
seen after tomorrow evening, and this even
if the Fair should be continued into next
week
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An Apothecary's Stock at Auction.

nNwEDNESDAY, Mar Ttb at 10 o'clock at Store
~ 195 Fore st, occupied by Mr.. Hanson, all the
Stock in said Store, consisting OF Medicines In great
variety, Herbs in protusion, Bottles Sambuci Wine
Elderberry Wine in bbs,-with the entire Furniture
Of said Store Scales Desks, Drawers, Lamps, Stove.
&c. Also one Wine Press and Mill, Show Jars one
Medicine MIL, &c. Also one 1--we Fox.
HENaY BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
Feb 2S -dtd
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Financial.

- ~ NEW ! DIRK. March i.
The Commercially money article says the stock mar
ket is rather more active but unsettled. Prices are
wholly at the mercy of the clique operators, and
show no decided tendency either way. There is,
however, very general disposition to discount on an
operations being sellers.
Governments firmer; 5-2Gs rose q 4; skies of
1851 /; 1905 1; certificates I. 4
Money unchanged. Gold unsettled; market weak,
ranging at 1864 a 1861. ......,l..... .'.tt's
Exchange dull and nominal at 1854 q 1881. .r
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Ratification of the Reco'astr~ction Policy G.

Ratification Of the Rec0hstruction Policy Of
sHT 500 .ECong'ess. j IsE0A 81,
BALTIMORE, Mar. 1. ~
The meeting called to sustain the reconstruc-
ton policy of Congress was held in the Front
Street Theatre, where Lincoln and johnson
were nominated. The spacious building was
densely packed, and great enthusiasm mani
Tested. Senators Creswell, of Maryland, Trum-
bull, Of Illinois, and Nye, of Nevada, and Rep
resentatives Mckee, of Kentucky, +. Thomas
and j. f. Thomas, Of Maryland, and others,
spoke. Mr.. Trumbull reviewed the recent
speech of Secretary Seward at New York.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-02

WARD MEETINGS. 4Will the Secretaries of
o. the Ward Meetings to be held this evening,
70 send in the nominations to the Press office as
early as possible after the meetings adjourn
by so doing they will confer fayors.,e salfl Ai4
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Pari0sss Ite0as,

....1sn .,s r,- NEW. YORK, Mar. u.
The steamer Alzora sailed to-day with The
California mails. Among her passenger is
Anson Burlingame, Minister to China. 10
Inc steamships Arago and Edingburg have
arrived from Europe. News anticipated.
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US. COMMISSIONERS COURT.

WE H. CLIFFORD, ESQ.,, COMMISSIONERS.
John Brinnen, another of the sugar thieves,
was Drought before the Commissioner yester-
day. Messrs. Howard & CIeaves appeared as
MS counsel After examination, he was held
IN $1,000 for his appearance at the April term Of
the U. s. Circuit Court, and in default of sure
ties committed TO Jail. n b,.o 1900
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.'i FOR THE PENoBscoT.-Steamer Regulator
will make her first trip for the season this
evening. She win go to winterport until the
river is clear of ice SO that she can run IN
farther. ~
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Heasy Robbery. la 3

ALBANY, N. Y, March /. e
Last night Milton 'WhippIe and family, at
Riga, N. Y, were tied in their house with
ropes, and the safe robbed of over 500, OOO.-
Before the family were released the thieves
were far beyond hope of capture.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-02

Suspension Of the Hatcas Corpus In IRE
land. - .r sg7s 81 fs.s.ss olsl
Il fsqse59 sss gs NEW YORK, Mar. 1.
81 There is great excitement among the Fer
ians tonight in consequence of the news of
the suspension of the habeas corpus in Ire
John O'Mahoney has issued the following
order: s.ls va
10 Headquarters Fenian Brotherhood, Mar. 1,
866:-Brothers The hour for action has ar
rived. The habeas corpus is suspended in Ire
land. Our brothers are being arrested by hum
dreds and thrown into prison. Call your Cir
Giles together Immediately. Send us all the aid
in your power at once, and in Gods name let
us start at once for our destination. Aid,
brothers, help for God and Ireland. a8,
(Signed,) A Ns-1 JOHN O'MAHoNEY.s
God save the Green! All Circles are re-
quested to meetsin their respective halls and
ornaments on receipt of the above order, to
| take action on the news just received.
/ Patrick j. Downing, Secretary of Civil At
| fairs, issuses call for immediate action, and
says the Military Department will take charge
OF the military contributions. H.
Gen. B. Muller, Secretary of Military and
Naval Affairs, has just published similar APP
peal, and tells the brethren to look out for se-
| cret orders. - s. ~ ..Bss ~. sssl -,i
The Irish People newspaper says gentlemen
just arrived from Paris state that the moment
the Irish population assumes belligerent char
acter towards England they will be SO rrecog-
nized by Louis Napoleon. ,.A s'fts-e.Y
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MUNICIPAL COURT. MAR 1.
Justin Mccarthy, for assault and battery on
Charles Voles, was obliged to pay fine of 81
and costs.
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Auction Sale
-if1.rlfla4 lais. OF
SERVIOEABLE AND UNSERvIOEABLE
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

DY authority from the War Department, shall
ID sell at Public Auction on THURSDAY, March
9Th, 1856, at 10 o'clock A NJ at Fort Prebe, Maine
the following articles of Quartermasters Property
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asf Your obj. Servt.
]. L. SHAW

PORTLAND, March list, 1865.
Mr.. w. Ell. PHILLIPS authorizes us to say
that his name was put on the list for Common
Councilman for ward seven without his knowl-
edge or consent.
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PORTLAND OBSERVATORY

U,HE annual subscription Tor signalizng Vessels :
i the Portland Observatory having expnea,, an ne r.
chants Ship owners and others interested VIII %
called on to renew their subscriptions. ,,oo,u
Feb. "A, 1866. EN ~ ncNSsS.
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MelodeOns, Pianos, &C., at Auc.
ton. rl

ON TUESDAY, March 9Th, at II O'Clock A. NJ, at
Ooffice, shall sell Five Portable Melodeons and
two Melodeons Piano shape; Four Prime second-
hand PIANOS, and octave. These Melodeons are
all new-rerfect and in perfect order. The Pianos
condition. Can be examined any day after Friday
next. ....... ta4
Also, s arch-top Mirrors, marble Top Center Ia
bles, one Rich BRUSSELS Carpet, &c.
g HENRY BAILEY s. CO., Auctioneers.
Feb 2S-itd .+ fIl .I..' --l7I
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Horses, Carriages, Sleighs, &c.,
AT AUCTION!

WE shall sell Horses, Carriages, sielghs, Robes,
w Harnesses, &c., TN. 500 800
Every Saturday Mt II O'Clock A. NJ,
At Forest City Stable, Federal and Lime Sts.,
where Carriages be stored and Horses boarded IL
desired, previous to or after the sale.
These sales viii be under cover, and held without
regard to weather. BID ~. =
HENRY BAILEY g. Co., Auctionsers.
Dec 14-dtf
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Additional Contributors to the Fair.
j, S. Cushman. sled. nails. &c.

Additional Contributors to the Fair. aai
Us. Cushman, sled, pals, &c. 4 ,.a
Capt. Thomas Sawyer, II maps Of the Gen.
erals. a'o3 rii3 sa.sa - .i.n.s $500 AID p
Mrs. c. II. Doyen, seed basket. ~, --"
Friends in North Yarmouth, butter, pota-
toes, milk and wooden hose. ais rae .. 80 :
~ T. 6 J. b. Cummings, 10 doors, valued at
$780, o4 'aaa.'a Cry. ia'lo 'a.se4s -1ib
Mrs. E. Cloudman, chair tidy.
Portland Stone Ware Company, butter pots,
pitchers, &C., valued at $40. e. is.di 5;s
j. r. Thompson, 8 paper weights ai
Mrs. DIR. Graham, baby tender, hobby horse
and play house.
ia Mrs. George F, Talbot, box fancy articles
from Machias. bssf euioJ I-Ayaszas .st.
Mrs. David Patten, of Bath, 1 box fancy ar
ticles. sm ssu q a.isGs99 fai saa se0Gs
Mrs. Gragg, Andoyer, Me, fancy basket.
w. f. Phillips, toilet soaps. q a. se7,.,
H Mrs. A. Colby, head dress aagg siito 10 ''-
The contribution of E. A. Marston, of West-
brook, was two chests, not shirts, for he does
not manufacture the latter. 20
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TO the Editor of the Press:
PORTLAND March 1, 1888. !.
DEAR SR:-I saw by your paper of the 2sth
ult., under the head of the Workingnien's
Nomination of Candidates for our coming cleo
ton, that my name was used without my
knowledge or consent as Councilman from
Ward 2. Allow me to say that know moth
ing about the so-called party, and shall decline
to go with them. Yours with respect,
EZRA DREW.
Mr.. EDToR: - Allow me to say through
the medium of the " Press" that my nomina-
ton on the ticket Of the Labor Reform Asso-
citation, as indicated in their published report
was made without my knowledge or consent
and decline the same. go +.9
laa ..a' Very truly fs obs bna .fti
tlrstr si.dgH Yaur 0hf Corvt
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Important to Navigators.

GAPT. II. C. TAYL0R'S new method of finding
u the Longitude without the aid Of aChronemeter.
Every navigator should know 1t. The method is
short and easily worked. Price two dollars. Address
P. o. Box 143, Portsmouth, N. H.
Feb 23-dtw&
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Particular Notice
Blank Books.

ROBINSON, No. 81 Exchange Street, has
IA made an arrangement with the Boston Blank
Book Mandatory t. be supplied with tuh line OF
CHEAP BLANK BOOKS, made OF good. heavy pa
mar and hound In substantial manner, and sold az
greatly reduced prices. Those in want Will 90 wei
to look in before purchasing. mNiui"
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by TELEGRAPH.
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
-'- IL " FOUR DAYS So
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Friday Morning, March 2, 1856.

arrival of Steamship Asia a. HaIifa. <.
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Notice.

T HERBY forbid all persons trusting NV wiia ON
L my account, as have made ample provisions
for her support and shall pay no debts OF her con-
tracing after this date. Israel HAGirE
Portland, Feb. "a, 1896. laI7T a.
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The ;FessiGns-Great Eecitennent In Ne,v York
Suspension of the Habeas CorpMs In Ere
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-02
Citya Election.
4 CASCO STREET SEMINARY /

THE Spring Term of this School tor Young Ladies'
I 4 and Misses win commence Monday, March 9th,
and continue ten weeks. -, :
+ separate Department for Children, Miss ELLEN
M. FREEMAN, Teacher. VI.TI---
I For particulars inquire at No. Is Preble Street
y..t., gi.-K "a MARY C. HALL, Principal ,i
3 Portland, Feb. "a, 1866. les 2G-2w*
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0St 04 81 Kindergarten NS
THE Spring Term Of this Schools fer Children will
II commence Monday, March 9TH. at the old City
Government Building, corner of Congress and Lime
Streets ~ ~ >
For particulazsinquizs at a17 Congress ST..
Feb 2S-dlws - 80 3 --ra-s -
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Franklin Family School!
!, ~. - FOR BOYS. -,

rTyHE Spring Term of this excellent Home School
- for Boys viii commence March 81, and continue
dress the Principal. . s. u. IS 49, 'rTE
WARREN JOHNSON, AN.
Feb 8--d3w sss ae.tSSGtcf Sd Sf&a0fD Do
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-02

BRAZIL. az
The French mails arrived at Lisbon on the
18TH Funds buoyant., Consols improved one
per cent during the week. Discount unchar-
ged, but a reduction in the bank rate is ex-
pected in few days. .,....,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06


Willie feadlaa NE nothing ratffs Ne
following queries uniafbIdien rnrrfl ih''
The Mad of he undefslaned ~.
ilow much dld 10 cost lhe hlags h,rnhll.
eans 10 Nhuy The Sew lufk llelalli anu
Who paid tie Mllf 60, .,
n tllarter' weekly i "IomnAl 81
Civilization ishoi civilization lie' ma o
stencil IN The nostfils " humanity
10 what extent did The fear OF losing =
congregation md a INT salary Influence
the appearance % Henry Ward beechefs
second letter.
ira youth were 10 climb To the top o! o
mountain 10 Switzerland, aud start u snow
ball, which by rapid accumulation should
become 80 enormous that when u reached
the foot of the mountain u would crush an
entire village, ought he TO he reekonrd ms
one Of the greatest generals OF his day -,
Can any form of government be devised
by mortal man that political pulpit can
not overthrow
. The reader is at liberty to draw his own
exclusions.
Since my last nothing Of an exciting
character has trnnspired In this burg nm
less q little extra "stimuleni, semi-ocea-
sionally INDUCED in by the writer, proper
ly comes under the head-and into the
head--of "excitement.N) A man must be
peculiarly, yea, fortunately constituted who
can rack his brains sixteen hours out OF
every twenty. four day after day, week
after week, month after month, Nnd year
after year without feeling disposition
now and then to refresh the inner man, es'
pccally when he finds business stranger
in his native land-left out in the wet aud
kept out by sheer force, with no immediate
prospect of recovering his birth'rights. AS
matters now look restoration is yet long
way in the distance. In facta more pow
erful "rcstorer' than the Martha Washing
ton Hair Restorcr, sold by James 6onegnl,
at 20 st. Charles Street, must arise in some
form, ere We can all meet again on one
common footing at the capitol Of the t"'fed
States $50 Called
The weather still remains unusually
warm for the season. Occasional showers
do not render it less sultry. The day be
fore yesterday was one OF the most OPP
, Yressive of the season. =
Il Business up to date has not revived much,
though preparations are going on all over
the city for business on grand scale,
and n grand scale it must indeedbe TO war
rant the unprecedented rents parties have
assumed, and promised ~ to pay. a.ar
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ElcctiOn Nofice.

EN- obedience to the Proclamation of His
| A Excellency j W. Throokmorton, Gov
ernor of the State of Texas, dated the Stl
day of September 1866, the presiding Off
GERS of the several precincts Dallas county
Texas, will hold an election in their seve'
raj precincts on the 18th day of October
next for the purpose of electing Represen-
tative for the second Congressional Dis.
| trict Of Texas for the following terms:
LIST. For the unexpired term of the Thir.
ty-ninth Congress, expiring on the third
day Of March, 1867. sTfl ~ .a.. >. ..... u.
End. For the full term of the Forfeit,
Congress, the same being for two years from
and after the fourth day of March 1867.
The following special instructions from
til, Governor will be observed by the man
ayers of elections:
lst. The election for both of said terms
shall be held on the same day, and at the
same place, and the presiding and other
officers shall be the same. .,,s
2nd. The election for said terms shall in
all things be kept seperate. There shall be
poll book and ballot-box kept at each Of
the precincts in the county, one for each OF
said elections.
81. The officers conducting said elections
shall require the electors to designate the
term or terms for which they intended to
vote and shall register their names accor-
dinghy.
4ih. The judges of the election at the
several precincts shall make return of said
election separately within four days from
the time of holding the same to the Coun-
ty Judge.
- Given under my hand and the
SEAL seal of the County Court of Dali
\Z-o-O) las county Texas. This Sept. 18th
1866. z. ELLIS COOMBES,
Tl:tde.1 County Judge D. c. 7.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06

An unfortunate occurrence took place III
our town on Wednesday, the 9th inst, be-
tween Mr.. b. F. Davis and Mr.. d. i. Blu
sick, in which the latter received four
wounds. Surgeons were called in immed-
lately, and attended on Mr.. Dusick till last
Tuesday morning, when death put an end
to his existence. Mr.. Davis Immediately
gave himself up to the legal authorities,
and after examination of the case before
G. L. Martin, Esq, Justice of the Peace
was held to bail in the sum of $500. We
regret this occurrence exceedingly, as both
entlemen were held in the highest respect
by all our citizens. 80 Central Teas Record.
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PRODUCE,
Fort Worth and Wcatherf0rd,
TEXAS.
.+------------------- - - -------------
.rs CITATION.
+. Il. FulILrightr.

'%SV' ~ - = : ----.-. :,
CITATION. uf.aar
+. Il. FullLrightr / ,'.., .. ..-,,,
rs.
?. A. Dudley, John Hash, { 'H'F '"l IS
and A. Brown. %. u 81 I0E 1897
THE STATE OF, TEXAS IsTs
To tie SAertF Of Dallas County, Grsrtiag ::
WOO are hereby commanded that you
L summon by publication, p. a. Dudley
and \. Grown, whose residences are un-
known, to be and appear before the District
Court to be held in and for the county of
Dallas, q, the Court House, in the town Of
Dallas on The fourth Monday after the
fourth Monday in September 1866, then and
there to answer the pclion Of T.. r. Full,
bright filed in said Court, against the said
Dudley and Brown, and one John Hash, al-
lcging in substance, that on the 18th day
of June 1859, fora valuable considern, ion,
cu,cd and delivered unto petitioner, their
certain promissory note, inwriting, (Which
said note is filed with said petition aud
marked "Exhihit A,") by which they bc-
came liaLie aud bound to pay to petitioner,
on or before the 2jh day of Deeember,
1859, the sum of thirty-seven hundred and
eighty dollars for value received that OH
the End day of February 1860 said defend
ants paid the sum of one thousand dollars
on said note, which is entered as n credit
thereon, aud on the 25th day of February
1860, paid tle farther sum of four hundred
and sixty dollars, which is also entered as
credit the, eos and praying judgment for
the said debt due petitioner subject to the
credits endorsed on said note, together
with atcrest accruing thereon at the rate
of ten per cent per annun, according to the
tenor of said note and costs and general
relief. tt}
Herein fail not, but due return make of
this writ with your action thereon as the
law directs.
Witness: W. K NTnstcn Clerk
SEAL of the District Court 81 Dallas
V0Scoupty. Given under my hand
and seal of said Couvt iIf the town of BAL
las .his 2lst day Of September 1866. .5bcJ
W. *. MASTEN, Clerk.
GEh1 By j. W. WEBB Deputy. j,
-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06

The N. 0. correspondent of the New York
Herald was whipped by negro, or two
negroes, in New Orleans on the 2lst. IT
occurred from the fact that the fellow had
on suit of grey clothes. Served him right
for insulting grey cloth by placing it on
his "radical form. The Times wishes to
know if the correspondent will send the
affair north as another outrage?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06
TILE STATE OLE TEXAS.

TO tie Sheriff Of Dalias County, Greeting:
XOU are hereby com manded to summon
l. by publication in the''Dallas Herald"
as by law required, John Lane, and Elccta
{. Wheeler the surviving widow and legal
representative of G. Il. Wheeler, desl., the
residence Of all whom, is Unkaown, to DO
and appear before the District Court of
Dallas County Texas, on the LIST day of. tho
next term thereof, TO be holden ut the Court
house in the Town of Dallas in said State,
on the ftli. Monday after the AlL Monday
in September 1866, then and there to an
swcr the pctition Of NJ X. selvidgc, fled
in sail court, against them, in which petit
ton it is alleged in substance: lha; sail
defendants Lane and Wheeler, are indebt-
cd to pl.iutif, Selvidge, by note, in the
sum of SI14 due and payable on the 18th
day of July 1864, with ten per cent inter.
cst-also that Def. John Lane is insolvent
- that G. r. Wheeler, is ica'f apd that
Elect e. Wheeler, is his surviving widow
and legal representative, and hasproperty
in Dallas County Texas in her hands, be-
longing 10 the estate of said R. Whecley
dec''. | "
Herein fail not, ut have You then aud
there this writ, with yeur action thereon.
.s->-I Witness my hand and the seal
of the District CorHt in and for
| The County and Stale aforesaid,
49, This DIST day of September 1866.
W. X. MASTEN, C. d. C.. d. Go. Tex.
aH' H. By j. w. WEBB, Deputy.
Came to hand same day issued and order.
ed to be Published in the "Dallas Herald
for four successive weeks Ia.--.-..5.
I'M BROWN,
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OWntfs ~ Lnng ,efilntn'e''


flfiif un1efsIghti hafs lrafe IN hnnonnee
i that hf will l6esie lard eeflihffief N
anf Mid IN NE hest vaeaai lands 70 be
found paj ell expenses w. 10 raiehllhg
and ftcfiye payment In one iouflh o. me
land. llo viii also guat aniee that The land
shall be located md held holos returned 10
the Land Oneo. ready for Piieni, wiihin
four months after the cerilioniesare placed
In his hands Payment Tor loeaiingi must
be- made hy deed N one-i0util The 'andi
Immediately ON reception Of the patents
lie would further add that he l. ANA has
been for some time engaged largely In this
business, having within the last Twelve
months located over one-hundred sections,
aud having gone loa heavy expense In pro-
curing all necessary Information from the
Land Olllee, aud from other sources MS TO
the eligible and desirable locations TO be
found. lie is prepared to get The best loca-
lions 10 be had. NJ. ID. BULLION,
REFERENCES'
snmI. +. Moselcy aud T. ], Rogers, Esqsr
jefferson, Marion Co, Texas Capt. 5,
Crosby AMI DR. |. n. worrall, Austin, Tex
as; Major j, II. Thomas aud W, q, Buck
ley, ESD, Navasola, Texas WA, Wortham,
W. NJ Payne and W NJ. Ewing Esqs, Tar
rant, Hopkins Co., Texas Col. j, Q. Mccoy,
Hon. n. NJ, Duriord, Col. @. W. Guess and
Hon. J. X. +. Record Dallas, Texasi Hon.
y. II. Darncll and Col. W. W. Diamond,
Fairfield, Texas. s
Dallas, Texas, Sept, 10th lSG6-62Gm.
Houston Journal copy and send bill to ad-
ycrtiscr
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EATING HOUSE.
sFoR SALE.

A F.igM II miles North from The town
N Of DALLAS, go asrts in prsirie and 96
acres in fhs tinbsr ll0acres Of The PrsiTls
in ei5iivaiion- there Is = COED dwelling
out-horsss and = eisfsH on he place his
farm vii Be ssld Low for cash or currency
For UNDERGRADUATES npply 10
GE0- v GUESS, Dallas, Texas. :
DaIlss. sefs, i5ih le55-52if
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1zEHKISs 4 Goa Kaye SUMNER SILKS
PERKINS & CO. have Grenadines,
PERKINS & Co. have Melanges.
PERKINS s Co have Balsarines.
PERKISs Co have Partisan Stripes.
PERKINS & Co. have Silk Challe.
PERKINS & Co. have Embroidered Robes,
PEnEUs & Co. have genuine Irish Poplin
PEEKixs 6 Co. have Valencia Edging.
PERKINS & Co. have Valencia Inserting.
rEEKISs Co. have Point Lace. -
PEEKISs & Co. have Shetland shawls.
PERKIxs & Co have Lace shawls.