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f, iI' THE STATE OF TEXAS.
Tothe Sheriff Of Dayids County, Greeting:
NOU are hereby commanded that you
Il summon, by publication, c. A. Wood,
whose residence is unknown, and if he be
dead you are commanded to summon, by
publication, the heirs of the said 9, a. Wood,
whose names and residence are unknown,
be andappear before the District Court
to be holden iu and for the county of Ellis,
at the Court House thereof in the town of
tWaxahache, on the % Monday after the
I'd Monday in August, 1867, then and there
to answer tue petition of W. B.zNliller, Adj
ministrator of the estate of'M. .sMiller
deceased, filed Sin said court against them,
and alleging in substance as follows, to- wit
That he is the owner Of 297 acres of land
situated in Ellis county, Texas, on Noun
tain creek, patented to Charles A. Wood,
Assignee of b. +. Howard, on 1lth of De-
cember, 1860, and that the certificate, by
virtue of which said land was located, was
transferred by G. A. Wood on the 29th day
of August, 1913, to james IL. Barheld, and
transferred on the 28th day Of April, 1915,
to NJ. NJ. Miller, petitioners antecedent, and
that petitioner as q administrators, is the
legal ownee of said land, located by virtue
of said certificate, and patented TO the said
G. A. Wood.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there this writ, before said court, with your
return thereon, showing how you have exc
cuted the same.
- Witness: j. r. Alexander, Clerk
SEAL \of the District Court of Ellis coun.
OO7Sty. Given under my land and
seal of said IouTt,i in the town of Waxaha-
chic, This the 25th day Of April, 1867.
j. T. ALEXANDE Z, elk D. c. f. CT.
gg,. BY C. r. GIDsoN, Deputy.
certify the above is a true copy of the
original now in my hands May %, 1851.
JIM. BROWN, Sheriff Dallas CO.
TQr.ouy
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40 coMsuMlP EIVas.

TNIIE advertiser, having been restored to health in
Il a few weeks, by very simple remedy, aften ha-
wing suffered several years with severe lung afiec-
ton, and that dread disease, COnsumptiOn-is anx-
ious to make known to his fcllcwsuferers the means
of cure, ..,.
To all who desire H. he will send copy of the pre-
scrption nsed (frec of charged with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they viii
find SURE CURE FOR CoSsuirrros, ASTHMA, BRoN'
chris, &c. The only object ofthe advertiser in sen
ding tho Prescriptions is to benefit the afflicted, aud
spread information which he conceyes to be inyalu-
able and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
as it will cost them nothing and may prove bless
ing. .-.., ..tA
Parties wishing the prescription, will please adj
dress -. REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
williamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
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TELEGRAPHIC BLEssINGs.-At the
recent Woman's Suffrage Conven-
ton New York, Miss Susan B. An
thony, who always takes up the in
evitable collection. arose, stood up
and announced that she was "bloss-
ed" Her audience looked up and
elderly ladies stood on tiptoe, doubt
less in anticipation of the appear
ance of small edition of Il. "wcll-
spring fpleasure"-to their disap-
pointment, aftera convenient pause
she added-"with Geographic dis
patches" Susan never edited a
morning paper and puzzled her Wits
over the hiroglyphics Of operators.
Then she read
"ATBHIsoN, KANSAS, May 10, 49,
67.--Impartial suffrage, without re-
gard to color or sex, will succeed by
overwh Ginning majorities. Kansas
rules the world. LUCY STONE"
After the applause had subsidized,
she said she had another. 1t was
from Sam. Wood-Sam, was what
they called him. Sam. telegraphed
thusly:
.'ArcH1soN, KANSAS, May 10, 49,
G7.-With the help of God and Lu-
cy Stone, we shall carry Kansas
The world moves SAM. WOOD"
We bow with all humility to queen
ly Kansas, that paradise of strong
minded women, and we have no
doubt that Omnipitcnce, when aid
ed by the short-haired Lucy, will
be able to carry the State anywhere
it may please the oracular Sam to
send it. We submit with becoming
dignity to the prospect of petticoat
suffrage in the young State of Kan
sas. We praise her gallantry, but
do most earnestly protest against
facetious Susan calling Geographic
dispatches a blessing. That joke is
little too heavy for editorial en-
dorsement. We hope she will have
some respect for ournerves, and not
shock us with the premature an
nouncement Of blessing, and then
mock us with telegraphic dispatch
es.-GdL. Bulletin.
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JOHNSON AND Hoop CoUNTIEs.-We make
the following extracts from letter to the
Waco Register;
| attended court at Buchanan, johnson
county, the first Monday in April last.
Hon. John J. Good, was on the bench. He
manifested an earnest desire that the laws
be faithfully executed, and used all the in
fuence of his position to that end. He
dispatches business rapidly, and has the
reputation of an energetic, Woodworking
official. The people of Johnson have re
Gently removed their county seat to place
FIVE miles east of Buchanan, called Camp
Henderson, where was told there was
plenty of water and timber. Buchanan is
in every way very unfayorably situated,
and could never be q town of any impor-
lance, and the people have acted wisely in
removing their seat Of justice TO more
eligible point.
Following Johnson, court was next held
in the new county of Hood; the first term
ever b ED in that county. There were but
two causes on the docket, and after organ
ling. the court adjourned over till Thurs
dav morning. The Grand jury alone had
any work to do, and from the result Of their
labors, it seems that body thoroughly dis
charged their duties Hood county was
created By act Of the last Legislature, and
has natural resources capable Of making 10
one Of the richest counties in Western Tex
as. It IS divided into two parts by the
Brazos river hOEing through il ia South
west direction, and there is vast amount
Of broad fertile river bottom extending
through the entire length Of the county.
Numerous smaller streams hoE east and
west into the Brazos, along all Of which
there are small valleys q great fertility, and
the high prairies nre rich and productive.
Water and timber are abundant Hood
county is capable Of supporting a dense
population; its agricultural resources be
ing rarely surpassed. The name Of the
county seat Of Hood is GranburF, bat il
not set located There are score Of
pretty pisces f1r Town, bat majority
u tie people cannUt agree which is ne
~ ais-t TIA Commissioners aHlo1H-ed y
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Wool Carding.

I.WoULD respectfully call the attention
L of those interested, 10 the fact that |
have permanently located at the old stand
Of Ellis s. Morrow, in the town of Dallas,
and will use every means in my power to
give satisfaction TO all who may favor me
with their patronage. T.iI t-r .n.i...
Ny cards are new, in good order and well
adapted 10 this country. My terms for
carding are 10 cents per ID, for white, l25
for colOred and Is for mixed and fac wool.
Wheat, Bacon, lard, chickens, and other
country produce taken in exchange for
carding at the highest. market rates. A
LARGE supply Of choice wool rolls on hand
for sale. Call and examine for yourselves
f.-- .i,sf NJ. NJ. MORROW. =
Dallas, Texas, May oath, lsG7-36tf.
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By5-This IS truly the sage. of progress msl the
American people arc, beyond doubt, far ahead Of all
others. This is clearly demonstrated By the Sewing
Mochne-whieh is strictly speaking, an American in
vention. i...'H 10 H.."f '--'
In this branch Of manuiactGy9,, the yEMPRE SEWING
MACHINE Co, office Go Broadway, New York City,
stands pre-emuept. Their "IpprQyct Aianufafturlng
Machine" has no rival. 1t is built on sound mechnni-
cal princplesis simple in under
stood, and not liable to get out ofordor. ,..r
Its sewing qualities particularly ON cloth and eath
er, cannot be equOllod and as such we recommend it
to our friends apd the public generally.
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HaI.. h.Hf. nnf.f .I
.IN IIf IN.II |.I NNfI
Boom Irf .tH ..W IIf 1rf'I
IH |H" HNaHIalH fHHtWhi lf.'
loco. RI" IHHH.. ..I.I .f I.. H'F
.HI .".H.0 Ih fIIHI ' .H.. IH.I|H. .|'
.ItI HI.H l|.H HI.. I.|IU" MT H
I.f. rHI f. uHHlI H. UH.IUHlfr 4 rII..
ih6 itNn there IrHU three I'.r.f nrtr
he fivof Hft n.suiians1 A. suitable hfali
tts cue uf titm is lHmheua liaueh. i1
which There can 10 uu 1frlt uljecIIor
Many consider ihpu bIfluFs tle most
eligible sIir flr me efrniy town. There Il
no iftttr Situation IN the county -utuO
with fuIariur advantages The two etssn
tials fnr town In ToxHs, water aud ilmher
are ahunlan. aBd canycnlgni. A town ~
these syringe would huIrl7h, and soon be-
olmo a place of note aud consequence,
1horps Springs arc already widely
known iOr th,ig valuable properties, The
predominant quality j. sulphur, Wild oih,
ere of known mculirnal virtue, Various
diseases, many Of a chrpuic character have
been entirely curei hY the ilso Of this va.
ter. Mr. lhorp 10 selling oil small lots Of
land near the SPRUCE, anl q town Is al
ready begun, here, and viii become Hour
ishing place wherever Eraubury may he
located There T. bright future for Hood
county II the contention about the location
Of the county scat Il not too long proiraci-
ed, learn another election Is ordered hy
Judge Landers, which Hope will result in
a fnal settlement Of this question,
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COUNTY OF ELLIS.
In THE DISTRICT CoURT, FALL TERN A. ID.

COUNTY OF ELLIS.
liz THE DISTRICT Court, FALL TERN A. D..
HE 1887. fFf
To The Sheriff Of Ellis County, Greeting ::
NOU are hereby commanded to summon
Il by publication, John d. Rey, whose
residence is Unknown TO DO and appear be-
fore the District Court of said county TO be
h ii OF the Court House thereof, in the
town Of Waxahachie, on the second Men
day after the second Monday in August A..
ID. 1867. then and there to answer the petit
ton of Milarea c. Rey, exhibited against
him, the said John Rey, in which petition
plaintiff alleges that she is the wife of de-
fendant, that be is an habitual drunkard,
and has abandoned her and lives in adul-
terry with anothe r authenticated plaintiff
crnelly, ceased TO provide for her, refused
to live with her as husband and has gone TO
parts unknown. Wherefore, she prsys for
divorce.
Herein fail not. uader penalty Of Che law,
and Of this writ make doe return.
Issaed he 1Gth lay pf May, A. D. ls6 .
Witness. J. 7. Alexander, Clerk
IsEAa lof sail court and the seal Thereof
.AClCSLai ol5cs in q a1shachie. This 10th
day n Nav. A. y. 1851.
IT ALEXANDER. CHI DC, f. C.,
By C. X. GIBSON, Deputy.
certify ibis 10 Re 9 true cory Of the
original now in ny hanis. this May I'd
1857. CT. FOSTER, Sheriff
ss4t Ellis County.
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DALLAS COUNTY OFFICIAL
nInEnInNY

nistlllDi COURT
Joas 0oup. District iniss pallrs
JEa. iitvrivs nist MY Wasalmohie
wH.C. iursa, District tltfk. lallni,
COUNTY OFFICERS
y. ElLis Cupuurs. county Judge.
TianL krsbAiL, cuvniy Attorney.
JAaFs T. Tn0aAs County tlrrk.
JEnr. N. nnOwy, sheriff
JAMr. T.. GoonNuut, As e. and Collector
JANrs SurPrABp, Treasurer,
VIZ. II. TuOuAs, Surveyor
PoLIcF CorHT- Isaac u. webb, ueorge w
narton, J. H. Clemens aHd j, l.. sthiion'
NOTARYS PUBLIC.
Judge Y. ELLis C0urnEs. ex-oilicio, Gro
W. OuEss, JouS y, BRyAS aud W, O. N"Lil
Dallas; ROnERI 3, GUY, Lancaster 0hd j.
J. BEEMAS, llaushts store,
CORPORATION OFFICERS.
GEoRGg ". GuKss, Mayor,
NJ. NJ. MoRRow, j, 5, SAUNDERS, L, W,
Husr, J. n. BBYAE, aud AW' MoRroSr Al
dermen.
HARVEY SHEPHERD, Town Marshall
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A Great Bargain.

IA UISdI Dbl S1AA'
4 HE place where Ed C. Browder. now
resides, about ( of a mile East of the Town
of Dallas, including 60 acres Of land, ga or
% acres of which is under good fence and
in cultivation, two residences, a large barn
and other out-houses, good we'll and many
fine springs of ncver-failing water, and n
large spring branch, affording at all sea-
sons of the year an inexhaustibley supply of
water sufficient for the operation of any
amount of machinery, is now offered for
sale.
On this land there are many handsome
situations for private residences, on on ele-
walton of about 20 feet above the level of
the town, covered with beautiful groves of
young cedar, and an abundance of good
water can be had anywhere on the land by
digging wells.
Persons wishing to engage in running
machinery in this vicinity, or who desire
to secure the best situations for private res
licences near town, would do well to exam
ineythis place before purchasing elsewhere.
For further particulars call on
,rs7ss2s' ED.sC. BROWDER.
Dallas, March go 1S67-2S6m. s,-.
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House Carpentcrimg.

EHOVHSU Vsth IpNHtNHf hHN'
VUNH Z undersigned beg leave to inform the
citizens of Dallas and the surrounding
country, that they are prepared to under
take all work in their line, at as low prices
as the same work can be done anywhere in
this part of the State. They respectfully
solicit n shnre~ Of public patronage, and
promise promptness and faithful work
D. X. PHILLIPS,
W. II. PERCY.
Dec. 8, lS6G-l2:tf.
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Tho birth Of son to the Princess
Christian raises the number of Vic
toria's grandchildren TO ten--siX
graz dsons and four granddaughter,
The Princess of Prussia has thioo
sons and a daughter, lilo Prince Of
Wales two sons and 4 taGg hter, the
Princess Louis fJ!oss5 two danghS
tors, and tho Princess. Christian
one son.
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d. Enn PER YEAR! We want Agent
al .UEO eyeryNhere to sell our lMtRONEpl
&c. Gnrrsrrr, NJ ,p...........A. NJ. cocmAs, M. D..
nRs. GILLESPIE & COCHRAN

HAVING this day associated themselves
III in the practice Of medicine, offer their
professional services TO the public in the
various branches of their profession,
by Office at the Drug Stare Of DR.. A..
NJ. Cochran, where they may both be found
when not professionally engaged.
Dallas, June Ith, 1S67-3S:4t."
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pttttt t0tsft
"iUhgf ,rH..i lttr
s.,,.s.i
,r'sg.' IN. Hn..asi1 '.''s. ~
it.f tnoa,srrC .rrr,.s
IuuEsuV 9utFgN,
lAtiN ttiH .f.f ''Hs.' th i'.,l
90 Nt l lesN N" Ky,
iITH.rs 900, Uafl Goo. .H %. r..lf ~ q" !.iil
iu fH. IHF tff. r1 tIHrI ffrIfUshlf 100 Hihrf
90 y 200 q rIoPa9i apd,'lii 10 o., It ~ A., ssi
"'ulll % ii. ,sl l''l. n, ", Nv ha'
TAkLE 100, j. r rlsHfais sui iH1iri l-ils
Ias liiu.r, I. O. i'r."'H.t So = lHH iIH'il hhiN.
uLEpuA, ailUuf y,afs,ll, mark srop, sl'litaui
~, ilslsa b. u. , tla.d 10 sii. riiri ArHl'lHh.
TAKEN tPiYI. ~. 'tHlEfu sui ls.iri is hlu
YIN. t Ntpefe, 4 o. lu't Au, ligp Noth yA'
IN ohr t,.i cul1f' n.aIatd sAllM i'A sil WN.I'
frk auiunissbii ana ~ Tlt 10 tho IN ,sr branded
d ru Tibht hllt a Hr fNrTf Hll. ihuulh1l lluNh
si,AaNhlis sipak eu ine bpIr'' vhi'e iail andls{'
lgil ear, branded J q auTp3 e,gs g!li appraised Al
Ikssrh. rihd Msy 10TH.
TAKEN ~ by ". o. Mwlfo and rsirl' "A beisrv
Isr., miner, = y, li,st No. Z, ono NIIsE col,
ullEn rosy, q ~ 7Nutrs OH, A. nut To-. Lands
high, hls saddle Wlil, ., Deco BRAN ItIttyiLoi al-
praised ut s.u. iilui Man l',u.
rAhhhS uP Y, NJ U sT, and posted lenis,
James u llead, =, 4, ne.r no. % ono yellow aud
WLlp spogkltd % scmo o. yrar, I'D, marked crop
and uulrlb o.. H.. rlEht,br, ani ssalluwnfk SUD
pW"lls IL ~ lon branded q o. lhot piainO aP'
praised .tsla Filrd May sith,
TAN up ly L..A, kdsaT, one liFht tolkEL
u lgsF ~ hands lillh years old, Ion Mind Rot
wsItc n,Efr Tho Iahuni lHint, Nm nrc fbt while
aud lla.t face, small seer uu right shoulder ahl
pdlliphrR 20 ulohSlhs 'hpludsed u tF' Piled
May 9Th ..
u IA. az. one 'nAV MARE, With White hHirl mixed
through tho dark, all krt white; u Hands hlsh
years GA, no brands Appfni'vi az SO eafh' fHfd
My 2hth, "a. IL Nancy, Clerk
giiBt q. a., y, g., Texas
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MAsoNIo HoNoRs.-Mcssrs. Geo.
W Sights, Joseph Sybold andBrcnt-
linger, Masons lr m Wheeling, have
arrived in this city, whittier they
have come for the purpose of pay
ing over to the Grand Lodge of Vir-
ginia, the amount due by the Wheel
ing lodges during the war, an obi
cation which they were not able to
discharge during the continuacc OF
ilities.-Richmopd Enquirer.
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sewing Machines.

C,OUTnERN FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
- Nolselcss Machine Of Wilcox Gibbs Will sew,
heh,, irll braid tuck gather, quilt, carl aud en-
ST Charles 81 BOX $50, +. ~. New Orleans
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9 8 8
Special N office.
Important 10 Ladies.

--fa'-
Mrs. Winslow's Mystic Pills
Are prepared only for Legitimate purpose, and are
the only safe aud effective medicine for all those
painful and dangerous disorders to- which the Fe-
male constitution Is subject. riN .sIP
They are The only Gsnuin. Female Pills eItaHt.
No article of medicine intended for the exclusive
use of Fo males, that has made its appearance,
has met with such universal favor az MRS.
WINSLOW'S MYSTIC PILLS.
NJ disease Is little Understood, and consequent
" 30 badly treated, female diseases. These Pills
are the result Of much study and careful experience
in all varieties Of female COMPLAINTS, and an all
Of irregularities, Suppression, leucorrhoa or
whites, a speedy cure may he relied on.
BY their INvI6ORATING PR0PERTiES. the
appetite and digestion is improved, the hue Of hcath
Is restored the cheeks weakness Of the SPINE and
limbs relieved, and all Che indications Of Nervous
Debility removed NJ maiden, wiS mother
should be without the Mystic PiIil.
Try them, and be convinced that they ere the
LADIES' FRIEND.
Price Two Dollars per box. or three boxes for Five
Dollars. For sale hy All druggists. li5iyr.I
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Bagging, sc.
Commission Merchants.

II ENT, THoMAE & CARTER, importers Of and
N Dealers In Corlage, Bagging, BALE Rope, Iron
Ties, SC. lm Prydras Street, New orleans,
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w. NJ PERKINS ,....s. NJ. swEssoS,,,,-,.D. L. KrRSIOs
nRRKINS, SwENsON CO., New. Orleans
L SwENSOS. PERKINS 4 CO., New YOrk,--Gon-
crhl Commission Merchants.
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A coon 81. Loris made Hack for salsor
u exchange for Flour, Corn Bacon or 4
uair Of rsoa rnnles b FIELD BROS.
January l9il IS 7-lana
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Pianos ana N:uSic.

TyORN 4 RRENRR. % Camp -. CoastAnuy on
II hand first tlass fiauus- rluytls, Marlin a
OurirTs, the oai.hrlirl tyriuii1 rtr, lIlyl
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TOBACCO.

rresesnt city Tobacco works'-MANrR
! iiruFuFus. Manufacturers ~ fUllcglApf Cigars,
Dealers In chewing aud Lrai Tobacco, ~ Irhnull"u'
las S., New orleans, lstps2-lyI
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COLLEGES.

GRUNEWAiD, Publisher II Music, Impnrirg
IL. ~ musical Instruments, P'ryei Planes, Sirin'
WaY a Sons, Chckrring' AMI fathers, ~ Canal,
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II IIousGf, llaIsusr siIl nfahT ~ fTaFrh,
II. fn.raan arf irrti.h nfl-s, ~ smi.ah PR
murTy, ra,lut N,iIaiuri, Surgical iusiTumsuisi
Truss.-, bTHsil.s aui iruElisis' ruHlri.H, no. ~
Cisrirfs sfrtt Isailisi.l iu ls3, i7ilI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21

Asslli is seen w lsisuasi 10 m Affb
ae FROM ltsi fsrsf, ~ aTila eems oadsf
me- control ~ loaffh Walhsf lfl W.
walhsf. 10 fssum.nrlle pullleailoe N HAT
pater. has he fooi silltf u The nswspa.
BEL mes NJ ihe sinip Az Who hnaW bin
appreciate hls many good qualities of head
AMI heart. llls klndaefs aud generosity
have enicarsd hlm 10 many friends cont
esy aud earnest devotion to irnih aud pfin'
elplo aye prominent traits Of character
will bin, aud will be held In grateful re-
mcmbpncc by The people Of this State for
whose prosperity l'e has labored 50. assid'
uously, aud In resaming his old position,
which he had temporarily abandoned, le
has our hoe wishes for success,
The Gazette Is still under The editorial
management Of Robl Jossolyn, whose edi'
torlal ability VIC regard as unsurpassed In
the Slate, His irm and consistent course
Is above all praises andls sufficient guar
aniec Of what the Gazette win be In the
future. We trust The Conservative friends
lhroughou, The State, win giyethe paper
an earnest support lis entitled to and
should receive II.
Capt lno. W, Lane, who has recently
returned TO ilis place, is agent for the
Gazette, aud we hopo to SEQ q large club
made'upl In our county.
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no 0wners Of Land i'm Tcxas.

We Lave rcceiycdp letter from gentle
man living in Grccnvillc District, s, ca
who, in conjunction with several other fam
lilies, has It in contemplation to remove to
Texas the coming Spring, and who says,
that upoa thorough examination of the
subject, they have determined TO try the
wheat country. lie desIcs.io know the id
.lress OF persong who have lands for sale
in Collin, Denton, Dallas, Tarrant, Kauf'
man, Ellis, johnson and Hood; and states
that they will want tracts Of land varying
from 100 to .Oi0 each. lie desires us to
give his address to any such parties, and
nc would considera reply to his enquiries
nm obligation. Believing that we can bes
serve his purpose by giving publicity t'
his wishes, we do SO, and would add iha
any party desiring the address can get
by applying at this office.
In connection with this subject, We ma.
be permitted to suggest, that at the presen
time, when SO many persons in the olde
States are looking to this portion of Tcxa
MS their future homes, it would be to the ad
vintage of land owners to advertise MeH
lands in the papers freely. The letter abov
alluded TO, is,but one of many that we ar
constantly receiving, on the same subject
ard VIC Invariably reply, as we are Away
requested to do, by sending copies of III
Herald to the parties. We say therefore
now is the time to advertise lands. None
thus invested, we candidly believe will re
turn huhdred fold. ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21
TEIEGRAPHIC.

Having Diapers from Houston
Oh Galveston since Saturday last,
we clip the following late kilograms
from the Jefferson Jimplecute of the
18th and Jefferson Times of tho
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NEW York, Sept. lit is stat
ed on good authority that registra-
|.tion will be opened in Louisiana
and Alabama until the LIST Of Octo-
Der, and that elections will occur on
the same month and that they
will take place on that day in all
the Southern States.
RfcHMoND; Sept. 7.-Yesterday o
negro named Horne who had bought
first class through,ticket North of
Washington was put. off the Rich
mond and fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad cars near this city.
Having refused to ride in negroes
car. He was about to sue the com,
| pany to-day. Compromised matter
by paying him 5000 damages. First
ease South where a negro has re-
covered damages in such cases. :
The registration (officiaD from
the whole state have been received
at Headquarters. Total vote ZIG
900. The ratio of votesis II white,
9 blacks. The Wing has informa.
ltion that the commanding General
will order the election for delegates
to convention, l04 in number, be-
tween the 10th and. 18th of Octo-
tber.,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 18th {
World has the following;
sBANGeR, Maine, Sept. 10.-Ths
result of the election yesterday in
i this State astonished both parties
| The immense Republican MAORI
ty of last year, which was $4,000
has been nearly, if not entirely
| overcome, and it will take some
lidays.to decide certainly whether
thcradical candidate for Governor
! is elected.
The counties Of York, Knox, Lin
ccin, Washington and .Aroostool
have certainly been gained by thu
| Democrats, and others are in doubt
! The records at the Attorney Gene
rails Office show $4,000 pardons pre-
vious to the Presidents amnesty.
Ii is questioned whether Brevc
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