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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-13
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

Have proved. nom the most ample experience an en-
tire SUGGEST mpls-Prcmpi- Efficient and Reliable
They are the oily Medicines perfectly adapted to pop
ulsr use-so sspls that mistakes came, be made In
using them 80 harmless as to be free from danger,
and so efiesnt as to DO always reliable, They have
raised the highest eommendaiion nom all, and VIII
always render satisfaction,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-13

IT ia highly approved by the Medical Faculty 'of
change Of Water and Die
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-25
NUMBER 293

oomS5ttaa nhe 5[sainder Of the report was refrred
marked With an 9'Fe9ts and landings The conttae g m
Committee. "'ie also referred to the samt
a report from the stree. .o.u. v,
faod da to i6lasIS n stqtsa t that Mss eRJeng m
o. No. l62 releasing the,.,.f recommended that the
posed for vioIat: |
tlre nqitution of Mrs Jane VI. Roe. asking per, |
Mission to erect building on Baronne street Sith
brick front and wooden rear, being in violation
Of city ordinances, was reported nnfavorabIy |
On motion of Mr. Higinbotham, the report was
received, and that portion reIa i've TO Messrs.
Hanna x Co. was referred to the assistant city
attorney.
Mr.. Higinbotham offered resolution that the
assistant city attorney be empowered to crmpro-
mise with judgment debtors Of the city. when ne
cessary, providing such judgments were not rem
dered prior to 1861.
The resolution was adopted on its second
reading, and sent to the upper board for concur
renee.
On motion of Mr. Kaiser. the health ordinance
vas called up
On motion, the board adjourned until tonight
ct half-past O'Clock.
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Fifth District oozart.

In this court an Injunction has been sued out by
William Golding the owner of blick building on
Julia street to restrain the mayor and street com
missioner from tearing the house down, under the
city ordinences. as ruinous and in eond ton dan
gerous to passers by-which they had notified him
Il was and had actually proceeded to pull II down.
He denies that the building is in such condition,
aud writ has beeu issued enjoiping the authorl,
ties from proceeding further mt an expert shall
have given his opinion on the subject.
j. A. Letten, at present recorder OF the THIRD
District has sued the city before this couy for The
sum of s232 20, which he claims to be due nm IT
Lookup when nc was lieutenant of police in that
district III.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 25 1866 ========-

petuate its existence, and theattempt now being
made by certain Of its mmbe to re,inyest it with
absolute power has its orig Ia motivss pnreiy
selfish; that unable to sustai1hem~eves under 4
Constitution Of their own cntiop. they geek TO
alter and modify it so as to eIble them to obtain
aud keep power; that the coRcatioa of The con.
yehtion Is illegal and reyolutiary, and that it is
the duty of the executive, tlIjndic ary and the
law officers of the State TO taksuch steps as the
occasion demands, TO save nisiana from ttlg
anarchy which threatens her, bause of the reck.
less misconduct Of unworlhcitizens aad pre-
fendad natriotc
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nEAn WHO sAYs no.

rFrom the Rev d segFried Pastor Of TvelA Baptist
Church, Philadelphia
Gentemen-T have recently been aborng under the dis
ressng indigestion accompanied BY prostation
of the nervous system. Numerous remedies
nended by friends aud of them tested, but without
relief Your Hooaands German Bitters recommended
by persons and Whose favorable mention
Of these Bitter them must confess that
had an aversion to Patent Medicines from the theussnd
and quack Btters whose only aim seems to be to
palm sweetened and drugged liquor the community
In ely way and the tendency of which, fea is to make
many confirmed drunkRd. Upon learning that yours was
really medicinal preparation took it with happy effect I
action only upon stomach but the sys
tenn was prompt gratifying feel that have derived
great and permanent from the of few bottles.
Very respectfully, yours,
W. D. sEIGFRIED, 254 shsekamaxon ct.
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s s 'sanlt vvILh Intent !, K,,u-

sarsb -e% sit iti.r John Kennedy, Risbsrs Ie an,
rested rested yesstrdty es,lt poon by t The to to t
Daniel German, Co. G. First U, S. iotantl = Gol-
man vas taken to the Ch~ity Hospital IN 81 I'm "ii,
bulanee, and the parties ch.zged with the enelise
were held for prosecution. GorTzap, ahe eol'ce
report, was badly used. The, afFrtr occuTeu IN
house Of i'll fame on Barracks steete
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-25

At meeting of the stockholders of the South-
ern Pacific Railroad Compay, held last evening in
parlor P, St. Charles hotel Mr.. s. j. Adler was
called to the chair, and MrJ. ]. Tarleton was re-
quested to act as secretary.
Mr. Ward, of Marshall, Texas, addressed the
meeting, stating that the rod was to be completed
from Shreveport to Marshal by Wednesday, the
25th inst There were thre engines and sufficient
passenger and freight cars iready upon the road
to meet the requirements the fall and winter
business.
Mr.. J. s. Mitchell also mde some remarks in re-
lation to the condition and prospects Of the road
representing them in a vey favorable light. He
believed the people westf Marshall will grade
fifty miles more of the roa, and that the people
of Kentucky will furnish th iron to complete it as
fast as the Texas people gRde it.
Mr.. H. s. Fulkerson oherd the following reso-
utions
ResolUed, That the indusry, zeal and energy Of
the president and directG5 OF the company IN
pushing forward to comHet9n of the road be-
tween Shreveport, La, aid Marshall, Texas, en-
title them to the thanks of he stockholders.
ReS0lUed, That the presnt board of directors
be requested to hold over Int the first Thur day
of May, 1867 and appoint that as the day for the
! future annual meetings o stockholders tor tlee
election of directors that sason of the year being
more favorable for the attendance OF St0ckhOlderi
from a distance, provided 1t shall be consisten
with the charter.
| Resoiued. That it is the sense Of this meeting
| that the directors of the company should use al
diligence to extend the rad as Contemplated by
| its charter, it being understood that the countie
wet of Marshall are prepared to make adequat
| efforts to aid it.
Resotued That the bolrd of directors be an
they are HI reby requested 10 publish at the earlies
practicable moment an tffcial statement of tn
condition of the company, setting forth the amour
of Indebtedness of the company, and the amour
of stock under the new organization, t0getht
with the estimated value of the property Ut Il
company, and that they TX the capital stock
the company,
Which were unanimously adopted, after Whc
on motion, the meeting adjourned.
Supposed puicide.
officer Garcn, ON duty At Milneburg, yesterda
found the body Of white man hanging ona wot
t pile, about quarter of mile in the rear OF
village. The deceased is supposed to be Jc
Butler, former employ6in the Charity Hospit
!, he was about IS years Of age, and appeared
u have been dead about -four days, Near by,
officer found black leather bag, containing 8
n. eral articles OF mems wearing apparel The
Is sition of the body and the fact that there was
at appearance of violence or robbery, lead to
aS as belief that the unfortunate man had commit
r. suicide. The coroner went down to Ailneb
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communication from the department Of 4, agfs, sno
culture to the Senate yesterday, shows tnat sio2oo
Of the $4,000 appropriated for taX commission
has been returned to the treasury. tue e eolhias7
tended investigation, which revealed Valuante I'M.
proyements in tax manufacturing processes, nn,
lave little encou agemrnt tuat fax could ever et
made a substitute for cotton. Such Improvements
It is understood, are yet in prng,e9e and govern
! ment aid is now sought in perfertinG them. o.
i'9i'' '''' 10 - National Iptellgencer, 18th
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Beware of Counterfelta!
See that the signature Of "C. NJ JACKSON ia the
wrapper of each bottle.
Should your Druggist have the article not be
put by any of the Intoxicating preparations that may be
offered its place. but send to US, and will forward
securely packed, by express
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANUFAcToRY,
Ne. 6S1 Arch street, PhiladeIPhIN, Penn.
JONES & EVANS, ....
Successors to G. NJ. JACKSON 4 Goa
PRoPRIEToRs.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every tOzn In the
O''''U s'''S'' BARNES, WARD d co.
New Orleans, Agents,
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The span,sh RsI,. Meeting.

Last evening meeting 9f tlspanish resident
of New Orleans was heldat \. l62 Bayou Road
to devise means for relieginghe gallant tars Of
the Spanish navy, who fell the attack upon
Calao, and to provide forthe Sni5h families who
have been exiled by the Chan authorities to
Panama.
The room was decorated witaste. The ban
ners of the Spanish BenevoleAssociation were
displayed. With these banw were exhibited
photographs of Mendez Nune.he Spanish admi-
raj, who has been so bold ano successful on the
Pacific coast, who commaDdat Valparaiso and
Callao. A portrait of Queen bella was another
establishment. Then came pictures Of com
manders Of vessels in the afaiof Valparaiso and
Callao. The name of each wenercled with an
evergreen wreath: Lobo, TOP Valcareel, Bar
caiztegin, Alvargonzalez, Aquera, Pezuela and
Yolis. These names have eIared themselves to
Spanish hearts by gallanlry adevotion to- coun-
try. With suggestive taste anQeling the portraits
of two Other officers, wi fell in the at
tack on Callao, were cloudea mourning.
The meeting was called to Ter by Senor G. de
| Castro, president of the Span Benevolent Asse-
citation, who briefly and clear explained the OBJ
ject of the meeting. He posed the Spanish
vice cousul, who was preside for president, but
that gentlemen explained that's official position
did not allow him to be the oonent of public
assemblage, and by commononssnt he was ex-
cused.
% $50 = eonobn r daCro md Torihio tho
1attsr of +ba Tnd;cador tgsrosntionsd
Thara NOS ,,Iao.ar+ co,st ar,onn rnodast
,,o,,lo,, ,,-Liol, .a,,,t+s rrii,io roi,o-
chosen nnanirnnns,v tbe ta,orarv chairman of
| ia ,noa+in,,
nnn Eraro;s.o earct,o ososan r;,s ,,rozi5ent
M, prov,oisoo poro11o, s.s+orr
vo-y olooroy+ 5isoan.,a Bn1atorv of tbe ax.
n,o;+s nS the snoTis, ans ,deIversd bv senor
T,v Tnrebo and be made to,ing anneal to tbe
snrnrot,,ias of III boara-s arstion IL the
yro--iso on5 Co,rao
81 ts[,a,s % ,o,,,Io ,l,o ,,er.
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CorTox T1E.-We would call the particular at
tention Of those Wishing iron bands for balmg cot
ton to. the advertisement of our friend Ar; H. y
Bartlett, agent Sor the celebrated and popular Ar.
row Tie, MIR, Bartlett, as his card indicates, has
taken hold of this business in good earnest ana
made it a speciality. receiving the Arrow Tie by
cargo direct from Liverpool where they ara manu-
factnred under the immediate supervision of the
inventor, our old friend and fellow-townsman j. d
McCoOmb. For strength, simplicity and economy
this tie is unsurpassed. But seeing is believing
and we cordially recommend our city merchants
and friends from the country to call on Mr. Bart
lett at No. % Carondelet street and examine fol
themselves.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-25

EXTENSIVE sAAH OF Drugs MEDICINES, PER
FrsgERY, ETo.-Oar readersSill do well to renom-
ber that Messrs, Forstall & Spear auctioneers'
will sell to-day, at No, So Bienvlle street. the
whole stock in trade of Mr. I. w, Wright, dealer
in drugs, medicines, peGfumery, patent medicines
soaps, etc. This sale offers a rare chance 10 per
sons desrous of going into the drug Ousiil'S - 70
purchase a well-selected stock in lump as lI"ll
he made without any limit whatever,
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ENrIBB STOCK OF A GROCERY STORE AT AUCTION.
The attention of city and county buyers is called
to the unreserved sale Of the large stock OF groce
ries OF Messrs. Adler, Easy & Co., No. 68 Camp
street this day at I9o'clock consisting OF wines,
Liquors, tobacco; also three hundred boxes WIN
dow glass on accoant of liquidation.
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nqueHt by ihe Coroner.

to. ne coroner Yesterday held an inquest pn,, ,
DonJ {" a stubborn colored chilly AZ NJ % ].
bernard street Verdict in accoatance y,itt ~. Ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-25

The regular weekly meng of the Board of
Health was held last evening Present-Dr. Saith
in the chair, DR.. Stone DR.. ustin, MIR. Creevy and
Mr.. Pendleton.
The president laid before ne board commun;-
cation from Gen. Baird, apoying the action of
the officers of tbe board iBcrutinizing the sani-
tary condition of vessels which troops have
lately arrived here. XIX
After brief discussion, twas resolved to leave
the question of quarantinig vessels from New
York for consideration tb evening, and in the
meantime to require the oarantine physician to
examine carefully every ssel arriving thence
and to allow those on wrh no sickness has oc
CURED during the voyage come up.
The reading of the minute of the previous meet
ing was dispensed with. -r5sr
The board then adjournc to this evening.
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t,,a5 ToitH informed of the fact, but hsd not re
'uiisd when we last visited his Office, - Nv .
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FAoroHs' AND Traders INSURANCE COMPANY
A list of the officers of this company. elected at
the meeting held last evening will be found ad-
uertised elsewhere The selection could not be
better. Another meeting of the trustees is called
for MonSay evening next.
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FrOm the Rev Joseph H Kennard Paste, of the Tenth
Baptist Church.
have frequently requested to connect name With
concentrations kinds of medicines but regarding
tho practice of my appropriate Sphere have in all
cases declined with clear proof In various instances
and particularly In my family of the usefulness of Dr.
Hoodands German Bers depart for from my usual
course to express my full conviction that for general debility
of the syste and especially for Liver Complaint it safe
and valuable preparation In 1t may fall but
usually doubt not will be very beneficial to those who
suffer from the above causes.
Yours very respectfully,
]. H. KENNARo Eighth st, below Coates.
Philadelphia, December "a, 1864.
Rev. s. Herman of the German Reformed Church, Kutz
town. Berks county, Pa cured of Dyspepsia of twenty
years standing.
A NJ spanger editor of tho Cuitust No rs North Sixth
street. Philadelphia says this Bters recommended to him
by medical friend and six bottles cured him OF complete
prostration Of the nervOussystem.
Rev. j. Newton Brown D. d. editor of the Encyclopedias Of
Religious knowledge and Christian Chronicle, Phsde
phia:
Rev. Themas Winter, D D., Pastor of ROxborough Baptist
Church:
Rev Levi Beck of the Baptist Church Pemberton
N. j., .ormerly of the North Baptist Church, Philadelphia
at present Pastor OF the Baptist Church, Chester Pa;
These gentlemen express in the strongest terms, the
favorable opinion of this Bitters
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That ts Bitters Alcoholic Rum whisky
and cannot make Drunkards, but is the Best
Tonic in the World
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rFyom the Rev E. D. Fendan Assistant Editor Christian
EI-t' Chronicle, Phiadelphis
have derived decided benefit from che Of Hoohands
German Btters and my privilege to recommend them
as most valuable tonic ali suffering from general
debility or from diseases arising from arrangement of the
Liver. Yours truly, L. ~. FhNpAAA+
....-5 .4,
Fora the Rev D. Meuge Pastor of the Passyunk Baptist
Church. philadelphia
From many respectable recommendations given TO DR.
Hooaand,s German Btters DdHced to give them a
trial Aer using several bottles, found them to be good
remedy for debility, and most excellent tonic for the
stomach. " mhhh4SA'
from Rey VIM Smith, formerly Pastor OF the Vincenown
and Millvls IN u Baptist OhurchesI
Having used In my family number of bottles Of your Hoot-
lands German Btters that regard them as an
excellent medicine specially adapted to remove the diseases
they are recommended They strengthen and nvgorate
the system sbaed and useful in disorders OF the
liver loss of appetite also recommended them to
several Of my friends who tried them and found them
greatly beneficial In the restoration of health
-.a Yours truly,
WIN. SMITH, $50 Hutchinson ST. Philadelphia
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R EN- E NJ B Err

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Last evening a meeting of tlspanish residents
of New Orleans was held at \ l62 Bayou Road.
to devise means for reli@inghe gallant tars Of
the Spanish navy, who fell the attack upon
Callao, and to provide forthe sAni5h families who
have been exiled by the Chan authorities to
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CIRCULARS.

EVERY. OTHER VARIETY OF BLANKS
KNOWN TO TRADE OR COMMERCE..
.-=. ...
---- a..#E
F #s -.a- ri .=a..
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cheefiness, and not TO be dreaded with the
saddsned spirit Of the galley slase. Let Us
strike the fettersof the wrists Of our Town
brethren, and remove from them the specta-
Gle Of pitiless toll, not greatly remote
from thaf Of the ball and chain. Prospeaity
depends. nron people, and NOT upon the
surroundings; free iEstitutions. ere made
and maintained by men, and cannot be
created for them. Human inislligence,
sharpened by ambition, and exempted from
exhausting toll, 10 the lever Of republican
society. By such exemption we strengthen
the state and confirm its prosperity. We
make life As perpetual Sabbath, all times
sacred to holy purpose. We exalt our
humblest citizens to noble eminence, and
aid them TO magnify their vocations. We
owe this 70 them as a debt, for they have
made as great; we owe Il 10 ourselves from
consideration Of the hie aest self- interest. 1t
is glorious Cbject. We slall never regret
this action. Make this bill law, and the
plaudits of grateful people, the approval
of an enlightened conscience will always at
tend US. The highest ambition can ask no
more.
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READ WHAT THE CHICAGO PRESS
SAYS.


We see there 10 70 be grand distribution OF 2s ooC
valuable gs on the Sst Of May next and Of them
to be the comfortable little sum of 10000 In green
backs. i.
We learn also. that this enterprise under man
agement Of Martin Brisn, our well-known pictur,
merchant Ths industry, iatsgrty and perseverance,
which enabled Mr. 0Bren TO begin in his little store On
state street, and remove In short time the spac
apartments be occupies At liz Dearborn street.
are % generally known that the public will have nc
doubt rs 10 his performing all he promises.
We would advise all to procure tickets Those of our
readers who reside out Of town may assured that
they send their money to ny 0Brien they win receive
prompt returns. The tickets $i.ACAscago Tribune
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A CERTAIN minister lately paid visit to a
lady OF his acquaintance, who was newly
married, and who was attired in the modern
fashion. After the usual compliments, he
Familiarity sand, al hope you have got hus
band, madame" "Yes, sir" replied she,
'and a good man too" ~ do not know
what to say about his goodness" added the
minister rather bluntly, ''for my Bible
teaches me that good man should clothe
his wife; but he let's you go half nakedi'
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tits temptation, We CONFESS, to think that at time
when, for several years TO come, making more than
living imposlbilty for the sum Of 81 person
stands chance Of winning 10000
Wy. the very excitement Of hope Is worth ten time
the amount Then the certainty OF fair and honorable
dealing in the matter Of which tho name OF the project
guarantee would be consoling the loser of .
triing amount. on the feeling that luck, not cum
ming, against him.
Every tieket-hoider, Of course. has an eye to th,
principal prize For myself having paid my money, q
takes my choice and bsng strongly attached to landed
property aud not at all greedy 90 in for the house AMI
lot only.
But when, through the number OF gins. ther iscn.
chance in four Of obtainlng article Of large ntrns
value the most cautious little risk in the
tnre.
After giving the matter serious consideration 10
the al thing 10 the world TO buy chance Ia
the GIN concert Of NJ oBien, 1a2 Dearborn-st, a. well
ss the wisest, discreetest, best.
The above. from the Chicago Rspsblscss, i1dorss
In every particular. We would recommend TO those q
readers who about TO invest In enterprises Of h
kind 10 send their money TO M 0Brien, fer they
rely upon receiving prompt retur s.-fchicago hms.
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PATENT AGENCY.
- EIN A0EINO u
GOBURN & MARS,
SOLICITORS OF PATENTS!
AND ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Office, Room No. IL, Harmon Bleck,
Corner G, Clark and Washington sts.,
CHICAGO.
Pamphlets containing Information about Patents and
how to obtain them furnished gratis application.
TOHN B. TURCHIN 4 CO, Paten

TOHN B. TURCHIN 4 CO., Paten:
Draughting Bureau.
American and Foreign Patents procured Caveats fled
preliminary examinations made rejected taken
appeal copies Of recorded papers drawings obtained
etc, etc. Branch ONCE in Washington Business
strictly confidential Patent rights bought and sold
ccmmssion Assignees for Inventors procured collec
tons royalties, leases and licenses made. Agencies
In Boston, New York. Philadelphia, Cincinnati st.
Louis ETC., established Consultations Inventions
and Engineering matters generally Plans for mills,
factories and machinery furnished and the erection
perinsended- prasipts o. an kinds made. hsehines
Photogr aphed. We open once Headquarters for
Civil Mechanical and Railroad Engineers, Surveyors
Draughtmen and Master Mechanics wanting situations
and for parties wanting TO employ them both I'm the city
and country having in view their mutual advantage and
benefit 20 ~ Dearborn-st,, Fullerton Block, Room
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"'OnT sincerest laughter
With some pain r. frAnght,"
"0ur sweetest songs those, that tell Of saddest
thought"
"Yet II we could scorn
Hate, and pride, and fear,
II we were things born
Not to she'd tear,
know not how thy JOY, We ever should come near.
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PHYSICIANS DRUG STORE.

DHYSICIANS' DRUG STORE.
pure Medicines, Choice Msnes and
rsr Liquors,
Also rsruins Old B. Whiskey. for medicinal purposes
FIsvsnt Perfumery Toilet Gods and Fancy Articles
cHAs v. RAY CO.,
1N ia Dearborn-st. Chicago.