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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03
LIST OF LETTERS Remaining

L. in Dallas Post Office, on the lst day
Of August, which IL not taken out BY the
30ih Of August, will be returned 70 The Dead
Letter Office Washington, ID. c.
A-Dr Jos. L. Avery.
nv. W Bennett, Esq Thos. Brown
N. l.. ballard, J l. Baker, Thos. Reyad-
CT D. Cox, anthony Clark, John Conk-
err, John Campbell J ~ colee.
n-Dr. ~ r. Downard, J. y Delay.
E-Alhert Eldridge, Amanda Estes.
G-B NV Jsrecvcr
U-F y Harris. Geo. W Harris, Tom
Hunt. N c 1obic, : n Harvey.
H-Jarncs knight
L-w J. Logan Marian Lively, F. T.
Lusk. NJ Lawrence
Mrs Mabry, r. Z. Martin, Vim. Mar
TN. } A Mccufchen, Wm- McCracktn-
N-Thos s NCrthc..f
P1 r Peek. WIn. Perry. g " Parker.
) R-IIarveJ Riddles, Denj Ro1gers Zen
aieBose.
Sis 5,1onon. II c ssaift, n " san
drs1ee. E1Ih1 suiiivan.
J, T-nt1isi Trnunil joseph Thai-.
W-sam UIliiafs. Jho A Nliians,
oarl. u Urehf. A.. Wells. Geo. p. Wheel
~ NV fcrr
Ar enc caIi1e f0r ary ~ re nb-T
lclicrr III ritast sar l1rrfed
sAD EEA1oS-F u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03

g6n Attention is called to the advertise
mcnt of the Fort Worth High School, John
Hanna, A. NJ, Principal, rrand Carl Vincent
Assistant. We have heretofore had occa-
sion 10 speak in high terms of this institu
tion of learning, and have scen-no reason
to take back one word The best evidence
of its superiority is the Universal approba
ton bestowed on The instructors by thena
irons of the school, and on all sides We heal
universal praise bestowed on hem
The third session commences on the frs
Monday in September next.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03

The Austin correspondent of the
Galveston Civilian thus foreshad-
ews the new appointoes to succeed
our present State officers, T
Governor, IT, NJ Pcaso,
Secretary Of State, Joseph Spence
Attorney General, u. J. Davis.
Comptroller, j. W. Flanagan,
Treasurer, Swartc Palm.
Commissioners Land Office, VIM
Lindsey. us NJ
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03
THE STATE OF TEXAS.


To tie Sheriff or any Constable Of Wise eom-
~, Greeting:
VOU are hereby commanded to summons
L by publication, Minerva Ray, whose
residence is Unknown, to personally appear
before the next Term of the District Court
of Wise county, to be holden at the Court
House in Decatur, on the 18th Monday af-
ter tho LIST Monday in August, 1867, then
and there to answer the petition of William
Ray in said Court lied, which charges, in
substance, that Plaintiff and Defendant in
.termarried on the = day of -, 1868;
THAT defendant, after declaring that she
wodld not take care Of plaintiffs children,
three in number, and committing other
wrongs towards plaintiff, on the = day of
October, 1868, abandoned plaintiff volunia-
rily. Plaintiff prays for Divorce.
Hereof fail not, but due return make Of
this writ, with your action thereon.
~ Witness, A. B., Foster, Clerk Dis
SEAL \trict Court. Given under my hand
O0N/and scrawl FOR seal, this Office hay
ing no seal, this 18th day Of July, 1857,
t a. b. FOSTER,
Dist. elk Wise County, Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03

,astttetft.s. 49, faallH naieiif
re-, loss snf sefg ''sHstle sfilcie no w.
stsm ~ heai n ome n ~ ieial affi
,4te,. IN shioh No. y liief fisei ~ 49,
llm.e.n isilies same pretty 0eyefe ffFf
NJ ,oe.lale. VII ipiieeias In feAsfd Z"
lhe Il ,lte.ion sud me- eaunift rr,'ai
But lpt ~ leave the city ~ Hnl
crsrr. anrr u curlal greeting Will
tie Transcript whu.c editor i
,ryin, himself worthy of lis sire
and touching, aud look NJ Calves
ION H. rs refreshing To turn 10 the
Civilian 10 honest, straight for
ward, hold.on. never tire always
conservative Stuart, wilh'hiS point
aud wit and hunor anl his M
changing good sense aud SOUND
principles. Whonhc fails, wo'-hall
hcgin To despair.
Aud Flake of the bulletin we
can't help having II hiaf liking for
Flake, despite his quips aud his
quirlls aud his vasarcs, We can
mt accuse him ofincousistcncy, for
nr ""n '. ."d ~ III G."n, ,ho ,n'n Woo
a. AZ ~" "a,;a"a I'm I'm Nv w, Ion', l;lc
h LIT, ,'1a, " '. ,u, ho 'a, ~ +,
"' VIZ ~ ~ i hnu ~; w.; , "y y,
of late, lie is nos principally oc-'
cupicd with religious matters, rit
lt,lism &c, aflor having discovered
~, ~. Nh - d., "' ma .hnnt ~
r mI ,ho so.,h ar,, m onward do
~, ~ ",o ~. ,, ~ ,ho n"nrL.v /, IL
,,n, ;us, to Flake howcvcr 10 saw
A., H.. hoo har;r,, my. r,,G.r,nco
- ponia,,"s WoorcS
mND TLo CaIvcs,on N,wa- IIoro WE
,..ro ;,,nrrnntnd bv n hat which
,sas o,.in,, ,haut o,,r .s,nct,,n i've
Eayc .iIIcJ il with onr broom.
WI, .,r,n,,c hird-po not n bird
y wha, , s,r,o,,e on;maI-no not
~ .n,;nal .how curionsi Here is
"hcaL,"d hcre Is n taiI ike n mousc
. In, hnr. arc tho winston ihc .,snrcod
.aalon or,lcr and t6c fnot nre web
sahc5 ma thc ducks II can wall,
m mo n,r,h II can av in Tho mir
+ IL en- swim in Tho son II can SOC
IN ,hc d,rk Int in Tho brirbt sun.
chino Il IL hind and ;,ocs 1vino
.,ha"i in every direction bcaiIno
;,sxhcaJ oea;nst tho chairs the
wash ,stnnd ihe fishing rod and Che
window ,,asinrs -cndeavorinr to Get
! nrt wbcn Tho 3oor and tho window,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03
DIR. w. L. MERoNEY
OCULIST AND AURIST,

ID EsPECTFULLY tcnders his profession =
IL, Al services 70 the citizens Of DALLAs
and vicinity. and soiicits public patronage.
In Offering bis services TO The unforiu-
nate who are affected with diseases Of the
EYE and EAR.
lie is too reserved 70 DO il in = Mandatory
manner bal prefers HE practice sreakiu z
f5r hseh IL lie caunoi sustain . repufa-
lion ~ he success in treliing diseases 81
those organs, and giving satisfaction 20
hose rhs may iarsr iim riih fhrir pat
rorars. be Eculi disiain 10 do 30 b. COM
ucri,t1ry enrueistioas- Persons suffer-
in- via diseases Of he Eye OF Ear, aud
wishing % BE- treated VII consult him AZ
a. esriT day. lis fees are reasonable.
Satsfrr' ~ rsicrtnc1s given
Le-airE a. he Crnfchfeii Hs1sc. and
vii u 1lal1 ne nianfi nnir.
Jris -. r7-t- -
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-- - - :
TIIEgSTASE OF TEXAS

COUNTY OF DENTON.
IN COUNTY COURT FOR PROBATE BUSINESS.
JUNE TERM. 1867.
I'm the matter of the estate of B. ?. Smith,
4 minor, now GENES W. L. King Guar
dian Of said estate, and files his petition,
praying for an order to sell 534 acres of
land, belonging to said estate, situated in
Dallas county, and par. of the Clinton
Smith survey Icis therefore ordered that
notice be given as tho law directs, that said
application will be acted upon at tho Au-
gust term of this Court, when and where
all persons can appear and contest the
same. N
In testimony, witness our hand
SEAL )and the seal of said Court this
S16NJunc 18th, 1861
[lG;iw.1ES J. NJ. McNIEL, Clerk.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03

gSS~Yellow fever is pronounced epidemic
in Galveston. Gen. Griffin, il is said, is
about to remove his headquarters from
that city to Houston, and ihcrc is some talk
of quarantine at the latter place. Tho
Telegraph declares that Houston is unusu-
ally healthy for the season.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03

p11~ Il gives us pleasure % sis.s hat The
Board Of Registration fdr IBIS eounil. 'n~s
IN session. ~hiit following Strictly heir IN
sir1eii5ns. ~ -i'.issed . eirt every f..
eiIiig e he Tssris % REGISTER. a.. are anr.
ious b, have SER l'sfzssi cone NJ .nl p
riv. 1tass 4hs Are sn.ilelI nn5er ileir
insfruelians az fteis,efs1 thsosii admin
ls,srei ard ssriihtaits firtn an itsss
stsn-s nti thfiied. are rec1r1.f On =
ssr.-s.s li.i Al BE rsrss On b1ih lists
I'D - frfr t-1el b he.11a.-ir-s fcr r.
risian Frta.1i 4s csh le-t=- AZ Re.sl
3 4s. ti'i's l,''. iasll.A = ~ i''1.'a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03

ThePostoffice Department has or
dcrcd contracts for mail transporta-
tion from Brashear, La, by Sabine
Pass, Texas, Beaumont and Liberty
TO Houston and back six times a
week by steamboat and railroad, on
schedule Of twenty-four hours. -
Route 3G5 miles long.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03
GET
Your Groceries from Kcaton & Johnson
They have lust received new supply.

n6~ Mr.. James V. Drake, of Nashville,
Tenn, has in press, and will issue at ON
carly day, the aLifc of Gen. Robert Hatton,
work of 400 pages, with steel lined por-
trait,of the General A part of the pro-
ceeds of the work'will lie applied to the
erection of monument over the gave OF
the deceased General. Retail price, in
cloth, SO, morocco gilt IS. Address W. c.
Collin, Bookseller and stationer, 40 Union
ST., Nashville, Tenn. s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03

81 A printer who used to set type in
the New York Tribune Office smil-
ed audibly yesterday whom some
Body wondered that Horace Gree
ley could be willing to let his name
go down to posterity affixed to jeff.
Davis bail bonds. Horace knows
The says) that postcrity cant read
the signature.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03
OASH,

NM. 7. c. JORDAN, Dallas, Texas,
WI will make liberal CASH ADVANCES
on all consignments Of cotton, wool, -four,
&c, to our houses at Millicrn and Bryan.
HASWELL & .sON.
MilIicaB, July 20, 1s67--4fen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03

RsISp Thanks to our friend, Mr.. WIN. B.
Martin, at the old Simon stand, north sid:
of the square, for box of delicious canned
peaches. lie has "a few more of tho same
sort left" as we'll as everything else in the
family grocery line.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03
FOR SALE.
residence For sale.

An eligible residence with plenty Of
good water within one fourth mile of the
public square, win be sold cheap for cash.
For further particulars apply TO
JNO. II. BINGHAM,
at Herald Office
july %, 1sG7-i5;3t. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03
Marble Monuments, Tomb Stones, Nantes

N"iiiuSVsi Du5biNs IN" ""SohS'
lion Railings, Fencings and Ornamental
Work.
Marble Monuments, Tomb Stones, Nantes
Slabs, SC.
Carpets and House Furniture in sets or
a -, single.
Wood cuts, Photographs and Descriptive
lists Of all the machinery and other articles
with the prices, can he seen at his Office.
The finest French Bur Mill Stones and
the best Boiling Cloths in the world, can
be seen in samples and prices.
Sorgho Sugar Mills of iron, from $50 to
$500. Gang Plows for breaking up, of the
best make, House Furniture, Office Furni-
ture, School Furniture all can be seen in
photographs with the prices, from which
selections may be made with as much salts
faction rs il the articles were seem.
Mills aud Machinery in great variety Of
cuts, plates and descriptions, that any per-
son may choose to their taste or judgment
The latest improved and best Cotton Gin
ever made, on which $4,000 has been ex-
pended in pcrfecting one, may be inspected
and the actual saws seen. This Gin has q
superior condenser and busting apparatus,
by which the feeder is entirely relieved of
this annoyance in ginning. The saws are
new and novel, and will only require TO DO
seen TO be approved. Unlike former saws,
the teeth are struck with die. and perfect
ly hardened by the prcss, so as 10 be Of
grcatdnrability.
This gin is adapted TO any power and can
he set up on the ground with as much safe
~ and success as in n house.
Carriages, Buggies and Wagons warrant
ed and at reduced prices,
Wheat, Wool, II ides or Bois darc seed Ia
ken at current prices
JOHN NJ. CROCKETT.
Dallas, Texas, july % lS61-i5:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03

gsy" Messrs. Martin \ Gibson, kcnne-
days building, Houston, TeSrs, are author
ICED to act as agents for he Dallas Herald
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03

MELONS, We saw some of the finest mel
ons for sale on the streets, during tho past
week, that we have seen for many year,
bit tce didn't get marry taste nor smell, acc
Didn't Greenville Gladiator
Why didn't you pull out quarter and
buy one; that's the way We do.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03

r6r Ssea vertisement'ofJno.W W. Tern-
don, who wishes 10 sell or exchange for
pine lumber, mules. American mares, or
wheat, shree good OK wagons and teams. 7.
4 good chance for a bargain -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03
Notice,

4 WISH 70 sell or exchange 81 three
l good Ok Wagons and Teams complete,
for money, pine lumber, mules or American
Mares or wheat JOHN w. HERNDON,
5milcs n 4. Of Dallas.
Dallas county, July 10th, '67-iG;It.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03

BGyFive deaths from yellow fever, and
seventeen from cholera, are reported in
New Orleans, for the week ending July u.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03
Relief ana Health, to your

ChiIdren.-Mrs. WlNSLOWS SOOTli-
ING SYRUP, for Children, relieves the
child from pain; invigoratcs tho stomach
and bowels, corrects acidity and wind collie.
Perfectly safe in all cases, as millions of
others can testify. Thirty Eve cents bot
tic. Office 2l5 Fulton street, New York,
and 205 High Holborn, London, England.
BE sure and call for
HMRS. WINSL0W'S SOOTHING SYRUP, y
Having the fac siasite of 4CuRTis & PER-
KlHs' on the outside, wrapper. Allfothers
are base mutations
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03
DON,T EAIL

To get some of Keaton & JohnsOns Cheap
Goods, They have reduced their entire
stock Of Dry.Goods and Notions % per cent
Call Mt once, us this chance only lasts no
ilnNa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03

M We are infctmed shnt the Board AZ
Mckinney have gotten ti'toprf and eont
10 smother f-caiity in tbe county. Thffe
rercsssisiercd al Nh Kinney SIS whites and
10 blacks
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03

fUt ufIs tI44sa4l o. ssf
~ no. nfnl.,isllss nasfi 49, ftiltN
fa. vent % aaIh zoe laI la.l al.a. Ihf
hoard o,hliit III u q nufilfy O. ~.
nmuh. ahl Ianey nuohef lfs0imat "
rhafiss lauets alefh
- - 49,
nsS' Mrs. Ofnle Ina lfiior IN ihr flr.
b. Winchester si'rlla's. ssme lofile 'fn
.lons which afroaled ~ ihe Herald recent
~, ~ our Oh sud valued poetic contributor
Judge Weaver, l'nl on your gugasins cai
and w nsnIn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03

p6yn At Fort Worth, up o Friday I'd inst.
The Board had registered 80 voters, 10 OF
whom were colored
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03

Mr.. W. II. Cardwell, one of the editors of
tho Waco Weekly Spcctats, has Withdrawn
and tho paper is now conducted by MIR. A.
II, Parsons.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03
trrs1 1IIANCE.

Cali on Koaion \ lohnaunr East .iir o'
The Public Square. ifyou wani cheap l@r.
gains Ia Spring aud Summer nuu'ls.
bar \ dispatch says that the hcSienp
government 10 preparing an adircft TO ne
worl l. In which they expect To Justify Them
selves for the execution Of MaSimilian'-
Tiny may succeed in convincing themselves
tina, they were justified, bu, the civilized
world will persist in calling the execution
of the ex-Emperor, murder.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03

Bsi3" Capt. G. q. PAlSE IL authorized TO
act MS agent for the Dallas Herald In Tar
rant county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03

gsg~ See the advertisement Of Jno. shcr-
ley scyenc, who advcrtises Ave. wagon
and six yoke Of fine oxen for sale. :.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03
IMMIGRATION to Northern Texas.

lmWi Srdtion w NoitleiH 1cAas'
We frequently receive letters from per-
sons IN tho older southern states, making
enquiries IN regard 10 'his portion Oh 'hc
State, with the design on the part OF inc
writers 10 emigrate' Last "cch VIC re ''iN'
'wO lo''ei, =. 'n,o $40 , az ra, v
upana' anu 'no o'n0' i'o' ''9"'i' 20 V'in'
'no la.'c, n'ah,ng 'nq aaaa,as aoo,or r
,nunOO - eS v'si u.,.;a 49, s,a,ornon,
ir~y0's' ~, "uo a1n' 10, a ~. 80 aa,,ns
OF iac,s IN ioia''on ~ '"'s 9eotlVa = ~ !,
'ry' Do'n 'n0SO e'n'''"V" ~ i pl.s9 ~
sire 70 come a'''0's ~ any y y 49,, a;G
wi'n ,hem O'hers' VINO, s"ys ny VIZ
woulu 'oc no araugos 70 any .p'"'ii'n, ~
but VINO are highE'0nea hohoraolc men II
we cannot Hll1f better reply TO our cOrfesp9n7
dents than BY publishing tho l0llp@ihg
extracts from letter which we found IN .
West virginia paper written oy 2 geh'ic,
man of Intelligence nov IN our midst ana
who came here last spring Tor the express
purpose Of looking at the country WIN inc
view Of making It tho future nome OF NM
self and number of friends, provided 1T
suited him. We may only add that the in
formation contained in the extracts are
facts that can be relied on. The letter is
dated
DALLAS TEXAS, Juno 22d, 1867.
i; 4; j; x 4
promised many friends before
leaving for Texas, chat ] would,
tLroi,gh the columns of the Conser-
pdt;rc give them the result of my
observations in this Gland of prom
Tiso" 7 entered the State at the
citv of Galveston. and have travel
cd SLOWLY through it from thcro up
10 Ills noint n distance of three
hundred miles stopping at several
no;nta on tbe wav While 7 found
thc country Mi along nv route
vorv beautiful and exceedingly fer,
Ill yas NOT nleascd with H. he.
oanso cotton and corn wero the only
o~ans wanted to find \ wheat
oanntrv and have found t.
ssThe county of Dallas is in the
,,oont of wboi 10 known ne tho
mIvhoot rca;ons,u the snrGacc Of the
.o,, -. - 6;ah roll;ng nndnI.t;no
Y.S;.;S Ill snnnI;od wifi streams
psaiaa, ~on;dI,i runn;ng wafer and
~ :,, Ill -; ;ptors ,orsod viii baauti
r .Jo ILL., 20 t;n,ber. tbo soil l. rich
~ a. yU,.s ~ ond stron ol, i'm nre.,
, ,n,sa ,';,h I;na The ns;c;nai cron
i wheat the AVERAGE Weld being
y wnea'' h tne 20, acra of,e5
o, ls n,.;u ,i';s,r, e. own oat,on
roacn,n ! t sn'i 81, cro,, vii bor
, oa'S "iu oa' "m go ,.;eI,;n,s ao
icy ospoo'a'y, ,s hi ~ ~, V oo,.as al
n.gn as s,A'y u ,sns ~ a. I'D; ~
A,nu a y, se VIZ .'d b.. S;,,is ,,.anbia
rea' success AMI ,so oaS s''v snc
IN , .u's oosa ~ -yh',o ~ ..1,'S n,i
orc'"ra . " p IN r,,oi~ Ill Iii
apI'o I'es gu Ise0 800 ,,acn,s
;'"u ~ .l,o Y ;,n,,,oaadats ~ REQ
!" =. 3. IT,, ~ c,,.o,or1 ~ sL;s nort;on
asn1ne ~ .,'' '9 , ,s
=. sno iIs"so .s. So ae,an r. r. ,,rodnc
~ ~ sn IN ~" norooI Il cro,,s A,,r,culsn
vi" ., y. A., - ,o,,,,,a,,d ood ,r;ces
a ~, hem = homo market lands arc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03
srFTlfs rAcE 1 ASDRtws.

FfoF Nos1ftrf - Msssfs. karpk Mnn
zsnItresfs stage care IN yesterday aorn-
ing from Nsnftre y-riafisk he "Trip IRON
Nortefty 20 sar Anionis i1-e~tn days and
four hpurs. the quirfrsi fis-s on record
rfrs hal irrn rccrirei ~ Mpnterry that
frntn Ants Rad positively l.cst shof On flss
10ih nj. This rasa week afrf Ire time
BE sas ffsi rtrofled 10 hvse bern shot
We are --=asuhat incrednious abonf he
shooting. npueh We ran lardlF oIihk u
ans b9iy -, more risliy 1rstrris shooting
Tht ftsff rtrrrls 7efy llcar5 rains between
fht ni5 Gfl ~ sod Ncr.ereg. A refT q
at1nf fflsen lnsil1s rcrs teei IN Hs1iro.
ani ~ nit.ck sr1r he s-.rs r.~if 80 -
r.rcI.d 1ui fr- come essen ~ 'sllatt sd
10 r.la rl.ce. = .111 dnfenir Hrrsia
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03
Wheat Drills.

" HVHt HFIIS' n
Carriages, Buggics and Wagons.
lion Ratings Fencings and Ornamental
Work
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06

the victimized astrolccer, says that il
the thieves will only call upon him and FAVOR
him with the precise day, honr and min
ute of their respective births, he will least
their natiyi,ies" and find out who they are.
The other feat was executed by two notori.
Gus confidence men," who actually got a
policeman drunk, while on duty, and wen,
through his pockets"
Speaking Of the police, Alderman Com,
iskev, in a recent meeting Of the Common
Council, charged Surt. Rehm and Dep. Supt,
Nelson. with going "wLacks with the per-
pctratcrs Of a bank robbery, said that Mel.
son was the proprietor Of one Of the yiles'
ders on Wells street, and made many other
terrible allegations against the force. Both
the officers named are out with appeals Il
the Board Of Commissioners to inves.isat.
the charges, and force Cemiskey to show
cause
The Season OF navigation is now over
and the only vessels now out are in the lam
Der business. and a few stray prepellers il
the Eas. Shore trade.
Quotations on exchange to>iay are re-
ported as follows: Flour, Dbl. SIPS, fl
White Winter; 3 .oota90o for Spring Tx
ira. Wheat 81 .sl!(dl.sa, for No. /; Sl.7l!
al.73. for Ne. ?; $l.6l3@l.63, tor No. 3
Corn S54GS6a. cts. for No. /; si!0as5 cts.
for No. ?; 7s9G7 ISL cts, for new. Oats
SAG SIS cts. Rye $1.3sGl.39, for No. !
Sl.s5@l.S6, for No. .. Barley Sl.7o@
LIS, for No. -, l.55, for rejected
Timothy seed ~$l.25(a2.o2A. Clover s5.s:
@7.oo. Mess Pork 500. ooG eo.5o. Prime
Mess $500. Beef Hams $29.03.
DON.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06

Fernando Wood ran as the Mozar'
candidate for Mayor of New York against
Tammany Hoffman. Fernando made a
speech TO lis friends over T. nomination
and this is the way he shows the Copper
heads got their heavy majority in the city
Il charge that at the late election the
Tammany Hall organization imported thieves
from Philadelphia to vote their ticket that
these thieves are organized in d~ifferen, wards
of the city, aud thai bands of them voted in
more than sixteen wards, and in more than
one hundred and twenty-five electoral dis
trieis. (Cheers.) More thar that, it is known
that several inspectors of election, after ne
ceiying the ballot from the voter. substituted
another ballot and deposited il in the box.
Kisses aud cries Of Shame."0 AID then
finally. in the e~anvassing itself, we have
proof positive that most base frauds were
committed agains; that honest old man,
Judge Connolly, the then candidate for
Sher f-loud cheersl-fraud that would
coasign the perpetrators of them, their aid.
ers ard abe,tors to the State prison for ths
balance Ct their natural lives. (Cheers.1
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06
THE DRUNK Ds or THE wuYrE
hOu

The occupants of the Executive
Mansion of the United State arc
drunkards. President johnson is a
sicady brandy and whisky drinkcr.
Ills son Robert, who is one oil his mi.
vate secretaries, is a sot, aud his som
ia-law, Senator Patterson, who lives
in the White House, is a terrible
dsinkcr bordering on dclirium tre-
mons. What a foul disgrace 10 Amer
lea! What a fearful lesson 10 the
people upon whom the stigma is ire
movaby fastened! lfrpcachmen, is
a thousand times too good for the
'rcacherous drunkard whose whole
ambition is seemingly to bring oppro-
briam upon the name Of America His
deserts viii never be meted out to
him. Impeachment will never be
consummatcd. His sole punishment
vii! be the shrond OF infamy which
viii blacken his name on the pages Of
history.
But, reader, never think of Andrcw
Johnson, the drunken President, with
breathing an earnest vow never to
cease an unrclenting warfare agains,
that greatest and most powerful che.
my Of virtue and human happiness
King Alcohol.