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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-06
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IJonros, May EEvening ing-Extraordi0ary
yseeAuisons are being taken by the sutoorltses
sranofs enthe occasion of tie proposal re
form meeting on Monday. Notwtthstan tlag
tht sc measures serious apprehensions are ielt,
pressed In consequence
LoSDoS, May The press OF Prussia COM
plains that france CONTINUES military prepsra-
. honS Italy and Belgian be represented
in NE peace conference, IN addition 20 the
powers already announced.
BERLIN, May S-iOverncr Wright United
States Minister, is reported a. the point OF
death.
rIoRKScH. NAV 5-Chevalier Bertirati,
formerly liAlian Minister To the United Stsles,
has been appointed ambassador 10 The Sublime
Porte.
IBy Steamerl
NEW YORK, May 5.-The steamer City OF
Paris has arrived, with Liverpool dates 20 the
25th. Her news has mostly been anticipated
oy the cable. Prussian papers deny that
PRUSSIA bas made any warlike preparations.
Bavaria has not entered the North German
Confederation. rumOred. The United States
gun boat Kansas left CapetOWR, March 5, for
monteyideo The 81 Petersburg Bourse Ga
zetie sc yocaes an alliance between Russia,
Prussia, Snd Italy. The London Times no.
noes vague rumor that Fra.ce and Italy had
concloded treaty defensive and offensive.
ont doubted ITS truth. One hundred thousand
people attended reform demonstration a.
Birmingham on the 22d. Mr.. Bright made a
speech denouncing the Government reform
slll as frand. tending rather 70 restrain than
tIon occurred at Leeds on the 23d.
A TRAGIC SToRT.-A MemplIs paper prints
story " hich, n true, records one OF the mos
remarka bic occurrences of the DAY. A young
physician OF Memphis fell IN I'VE with bean
ufGl courteZan, who had a 10 yer she liked bet
ter than she did Ferguson. Meeting in a
drinking saloon one night, Ferguson shot and
killed his rival, was ARRESTED, but su bseq uent-
ly released. went TO Nashville, bat love Tor the
bad woman caused him 20 return 10 MemphIs
The courteZan, meanwhile, maddened by the
death OF her lover, determined TO lead Fergu-
son 10 certain destruction. She feted and nat
tered him, but all the " bile was preparing his
rum. One night Ferguson went 10 a saloon 10 see
this modern Borgia, was introduced 20 lonEer.
one OF her accomplices, and while In the act
OF drinking a glass OF wine, at a signal from
the woman, Ferguson was stabbed In the
breast by lonKer. With quick bound he
placed hims In a corner Of the room, and
erawing navy sized pistol he shet Yonker
de ad, just as the would be assassin attempted
TO fire 81 him with a Derringsr pistol The
courtezan, foIed in her designs, fired az Fer
euson, who fell, covered with blood, in the
corner " here he stood ~ bay. Excited At the
sight OF blood, the woman contin ned the Shots
weundng Ferguson IN four places. She then
rushed upon him with knife, and lust as the
keen point touched his body, ne fred a fatal
shot. and the woman fell upon her once loved
paramour q corpse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-06

METZEROTT HALL
d VOCAL
IHsTRgMEHTL OONOERT,
FOE THE BENlFIT OF THE
SIXTH PRESBYTERlAN CHURCH.
On THURSDAY EvENING, NAY 9th, 1857
Some OF the finest Amateur Talent of the eitv
having volunteered their services, the public
may expect one of the best Concerts Of the sesson
TICK ETS, 90 GENTS
Concert will commence at O'Clock. mya.td
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.fALTIMORy AHD OHIO RAILROAD,
~ WASHINGTON, Msy s, NOON. 1854. {.

ss
,. Trans es'.s:n MAsHINGT0N AND BALT!.
nOkE, and WASHINGTON AND TH1 WDe3
ere now run - foIlsvs. viz:
FOB BALTIMORD.
Leave daily, except Sunday, st TOO. 1:Ss, and
nls o. m, and Sos. and 80, and 80 ,. n.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, st To .. m, and
FOB y Ar STATIONS SOUTH OF AHNAPoLrs
JUNCTION..
Leave % e:lb and 100 o. n, and at 800 and IN
m.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave ~ 1'O0 .. m, and 40 ,. m. No trsir
ftor from Annapolis on Sunday.
Oh SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMURU,
Leave stf;g .. n, and % ana s45 Pm.
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave at1:6 q. u. and &: 81 and e45 D. -.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday. Of 7:ss .. m. 40
On Sunday at 80 apd s:45 !, m. only. conn sesins
Whseli1s ParkersburG. kc
THROUGH rIOk1rS % the West can be hsA 81
the ashfn gton Station Ticket Once at all hon r.
In the day, ss well as A. the new ONCE Of the Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 3<s Penn.
syenue, between 9Th and 7th streets.
For New York, PbiladelphIs. and Boston, 80
advsrtt sement Of "Threugh Line
l.. WILSON, Master Of TrsnsDortaHon.
Z. j. WILKINS ,Passen ger Agent.
l.. u. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
oc - Il GEO. 8. KO0HTZ. Agent Washinston.
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RAILROADS.
1897 GREAT IOn@
iOOf PENNSYLVANIA RoUTu 1901
- u s:;s;z:; -

1901 PnsNsYLVANiA BoUru 1907
- - - sas:sz
10 fHR EORTHwEsT, SOUTH, AND SOUTH.
sPBING SCHEDULE
On ana amer March 24th, 1871, trains viii run ss
WsshtrEton--.-I . s.m. Baitinore......l2 10 D. m.
TIE Great DOVBLE rRAOK ROUTE. m'
With SLkGANr SOENEBY. Palace state-room
oAy cnd nish Oars with modern improyeraeufs
and ssSans rom fo1r 70 twelve hours In time over
aDT otner route Two hundred miles sayed "a
western an0 Central New York.
Two DAILY Trains to the West:
ThronEh from baltimore to ROCHESTER, ana
SlIIsBU hGH without change
- xfsssoDgers BY this route from Baltimore have
aaayantase oil making all changes I'm UNION
OEf, Is. aEd no fERhlES.
Ilcsets oy tnis route can be procured at the of.
ice, corner stn street and Peansylvania avenue
nnoer the National Hotel, where reliable infor.
nation will be siven at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at this ONCE can
secure seconnodstions In 6lsepin g Oars for II
W ]. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Northeast corner 9th street and Pepna. ay..
Washington, ID. O.
ED; 9: YOUNG, Cen. Pass. Agent,
Bait- more. Md. daily
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CHh9gGH LINE BlrwlIN Washington
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.

- -
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1857.
Trains between Washington and Kew York are
new run as follows. viz:
fO9 sIW YORK, without change Of cars.
Lesss daily Except Sunday at 1:& Q. m and
f03 NEW YORK, changing cars at PhilsAsi.
Leave daily (e1eept Sunday .. n:ls O. N and
rOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily except sunday)a ct T-D and His ..
Oh SUNDAY.
Leave fer How York and Phil "a elphia At SO ,.
n only.
daily.
Through tickets - Phil adel Dhis, New York. or
Boston, be had the Station Once at eli hours
N tae day. As we'll - at the new once is the
sZeous, sssween sth apd tn streets.
ee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
Nhedule between WashingteA, Baltimore,
l.. n OOIE. 6epersl Ticket Agent.
Is. j. WILKINS, Passenger Agent.
eBO. Q. KOOATz, Agent, Warrington.
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pARIs AND NEW YORK MILL
Mrs. A. 9. GAsTON has Just returned ~
from New York with . large and Gle CANT 06-
Amsricsn straw Bonnets and Rf Hat: for isaies and
osm.Dt. oIyssai Amber: Pearl and stray Or
xreas Vsriew RibSons' siPs fPa ast ss Francs IN
P.rsicuisr @ aoss attention given to all orders.
Rooms. 446 sth street. near Pennsylvanis ave.
noe. NH l3-3n
C1VERAL SPLENDID PARLOR ORGAVa
~ wHh Patent Organ Swell, and one With-
movable Pedal Bass, tvery convenient fory6X
organ nstSsv PIsstiss at hGps; w Tin .- UNI
prices new .nd aSosdH iS Z. W7fD BB0!, bsS1'e'
N Is 2m No. lST llth street. above Pa avs.
m NA9LE . CO., ASetioneers.
'jBsS% Bss%s.. No az asS ana fisn iSts :,ssnu' y,
IAeLI 90 will give their personal attention
70 the sale Of Real Estate and Household furni.
LsuoG. .ns snd 81 srses a.
seriRnon, Horsee, Carriages. Harness, &c.
Liberal cash advances msde on eonsignmens.
Regular Bales at oar ssiesroom every TUES.
DAYs THURSDAY; and sATURDAf, q 10
jaii.ti AAsEn AaetsoUs:s:,, 0U;:
V0UNG LAFGFO D. the thoro b bred
estate .ss f!G% ssoss
Of isC; s.s.%n:neins I.iI @ and ssdins Nov.n-
Dsr ef firn n :eSIs .e Pile
iisneisJ ct $50 flr the :easo1. PaIabis st sSs
ssss :ss Hsss si '''s'Sec y: 1gssSs. tHsieih .'''
syWOW Manager.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06

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lHw..Ir.,li lm. h, WAN" h'H
iH'l". rn.Iw1 4" h7 'iilno hruHh'
!' gub Doe a 4. H'I'n where dt,nn,-
hHlliE phl VIE h'"l'H "hu '"'k
long very wnr ",Or yc'y rm''l mat
i'r ""nHll'u'r llr hlri rn" ol man,
.fv,h pncrllr "'ii lHlism may make u
pheasant diversion, But Tor lh,
~1ouli"n'cdurd important affairs ol
',y'l communities Ia ho startled 10y
hpl, - dozen orders u week. rom
men who canunt possibly know
what IL mcrlod-brcHnSo II lhcy dll
rot enc OF them would have Issued
20 more than two ar three orders mp to
lliistw' w"E'I lie Infinitely !ndi,
anus il it were not 81 annoying and
il,urioua, The attempt to rule u
,oGa,ry ',hrun army, by orders can
ret but lead 10 cou!n' ion worse con
i"undvdi bat tho m'alnIiuno is that
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06
LEGAL NOTWITHSTANDING.
>"''fnfS f1TE Of fESIs.

AD@DSDS><Nr<<~FN<>~~N
THE STATE or TEXAS.
To the Sheriff Of Dallas County, Greeting;
NOU are hereby commanded that you
i summon, by publication, q, A. Wood,
whose residence Is unknown, and u he DO
dead you are commanded TO summon, by
publication, the heirs OF tho said q. A. Wood,
whose names and residence are unknown,
to be and appear before the District Court
to DO holden in and for the county Of Ellis,
at tho Court House thereof In the town Of
waxahachio, on the I'd Monday after tho
ID Monday in August 1867, then and there
to answer the petition Of W. u. Miller, Ad-
ministrator Of the estate OF NJ. Nj. Miller,
deceased, filed lin said court against them,
and alleging In substance as follows, to- wit:
That he is tho owner Of 207 acres Of land
situated in Ellis county, Texas, on Noun.
tain creek, patented TO Charles A. Wood,
Assignee of b. +, Howard, on 11th Of De-
cember, 1860 and that the certificate, by
virtue Of which said land was located, was
transferred by G. A. Wood on the 10th day
of August, 1913, to James II. Garfield, and
transferred on the 2Sth day Of April, l845,
to NJ. NJ. Miller, petitioners antecedent, and
that petitioner as Administrator, is tho
legal ownee of said land, located by virtue
of said certificate, and patented to the said
CA. 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. T. Alexander, Clerk
SEAL )of the District Court of Ellis coun-
S0Sty. Given under my band and
seal Of said court, in the town Of Waxaha-
chic, this the 25th day of April, 1867.
]. T. ALEXANDER, elk D. c. E.c.r.
by G. r. GIBSON, Deputy.
certify tho above is true copy Of the
original now in my hands. May 20, 1857.
j. NJ. BROWN, Sheriff Dallas CO.
T37Sw.1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06

A NATURAL CAVE IN TEXAS
Tho Corpus Christi Advertiser gives
the following brief description of a
cave recently found about seventy
miles southwest Of that city:
Llano Blanco Cave is situated
about the centre of Duval county.
So far rs this cave has been cxplor-
cd. -somo sevcnty.fve yards-large
chambers, with gushing streams OF
cool frosh water, so cold as to dis
ponse with the luxury Of ice, have
boon found. A natural well some
twenty five feet in depth, some two
hundred yards from the entrance OF
the cave, exists, from the direction
of which current Of air PUSHES
with great force as from a furnace
stack. The walls of the cave are
composed of the sulphate Of lime,
and untold quantities of plaster Of
Paris could be made out Of it. 9th.
er specimens present themselves,
which upon further examination,
may yet DO developed into untold
wealth, that has laid dormant for
years awaiting the acuteness Of
Yankee enterprise to be made avail.
able.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06
Prison Investigation.

The New York Tribune avows its
determination to urge and persist
emily demand "a searching, thor
ough investigation of this whole
matter Of the treatment of prison
ers throughout our late Civil War.
Let Congress next winter do what
it has too long neglected-raise a
Joirt Committee so constituted as TO
command universal confidence, and
direct that Committee to investigate
every complaint Of inhumanity to
prisoners, whether by our own or by
Rebel commanders.
The object of the Tribune in this
investigation is to refute the "dam
aging charges of the National Intel
ligoncer" in the following:
at was not jeff Davis that "starv-
ed Union prisoners, but the govern
ment of abraham Lincoln. Davis
did the best he could for them in the
exhausted condition of his country,
and warned their Government over
and over again that they were suf-
foring and it could not be helped
He pleaded for an exchange, man for
man, and then for an exchange of
the sick, which he even offered to
send home without any return of
Southern prisoners but oil appeals
fell lifeless upon the cold ears of a
heartless Government. 1t refused
to come to the relief of it's own sui.
rering and dying soldiers, and pre-
ferred they should remain in prison
and help to eat out the substance of
the South. These are facts, unan-
swerable, damning facts, and they
will rise up in judgment against the
revilers of the South sooner or lat
cr."
A fair and truthful investigation
is what the South desires. But we
protest in advance against an er-
parte proceeding, such as the Tri-
bune calls for, got up to order and
for partisan purpose. The coun-
try and the world are sick of Como
yer testimonies and New Orleans
Investigations. There were two
parties to the late war, and both
must in some way be represented
in an inquiry that is to test their
relative merits. A committee gotten
up to whitewash one and blacken
the other, would be an outrage upon
truth instead of its vindication. Let
the inquiry as to the Northern pris-
ons be put into the hands of late
Confederates. Let them call and ex-
anime witnesses, and unfold the hor-
rors of those bastiles, if there is to
be any pretence of truth and fair
play. 1t would be more than a
Northern man would do, to tell the
truth in all its enormity. Mr.. Gree
ley encounters the most bitter de-
nunciation for even bailing Mr.. Da-
Wis out of q. two-years' imprison-
ment-could even he be expected to
tell of the horrors suffered at Fort
Delaware and Camp Chase and Rock
Island and the rest2 Let us have
an investigation, but no mockery =
Richmond { Vd.) Enquirer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06

A hen tetk ~ busland says that
Instead M himself and Fle belng
ono. iboy ore ton ~ sho u ! and
ho isO
a maidcn l,clnf asked what ~.
lano slio would lfing hor husband
repllcd, n viii bfing him What gold
cannot purchase u heart unspotted
and vifiuo without u stain the IN.
horilance from parents who had
these and nothing clso tolcayc mo
We know very worthy wife who
wus recently half frightened out of
hor senses hy nn ominous sentence
ia a hotter from her husband. lilo
said There IL no telegraph ONCE
in this village, but II ! do not write
you tomorrow from Pittsburg, /
shall dispatch you" ,
Clergyman ideally, my good
friend, Il is pity that you, so late
~ married too, should quarrel as
YOU do ; you ought, besides, to re-
collect that you are properly but
ono" Husband: "Ono sir | wish,
when you happen to DO passing that
way you would just stop and listen
under our window; you would i'm
agino wo were twenty"
"Do you publish matrimonial no
tees for the subscribers TO your pa
pcr?" Certainly, sir" We'll, then,
III go and get married; for ! don't
SEQ any other way of getting my
namo IN your paper, since you have
rejected all my poctical illusions"
Two old friends met, not long
since, after n separation of thirty
five years. "Wcll, Tom said one,
chow has the world gone with you
old boy, married yet2' eyes +; and
Two got a family you cant match
seven boys and one girl" 81 can
match it exactly" was the reply
"for | have seven girls and one boy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06
TIE STATE OF TEXAS.

TIE STATE Ot IEAAS.
To the Sheriff Of Dallas County, Greeting:
VOU are hereby commanded that you
l. summons by publication, Sarah Lowry
William Lowry, Susan Lowry, Hart Lowry,
John Chandler and his wife Mary Chand-
lcr all of whom reside in the State of Mis-
sissippi, to be and appear before the Dis
trict Court Of Ellis county, at the dext term
thereof, to be held for said county at tho
Court House thereof in the town Of WaIa.
hachie on the second Monday after the Sec
ond Monday in August A. d. 1867, there to
answer the petition exhibited against them
and Alex Q. Dunnavant and Mary NJ. Dun.
novant Of the State of Texas, by W. b. Will
son and his wife Avail Minerva Wilson, and
James Lowry of the District of Chester,
Strife of South Caroliua, in which petition
plaintiff alleges: That they and said de-
PENDANTS are the legal heirs of one Samuel
Lowry, decd, who died in Texas in 1910,
owning OF the time of his death certain land
claims amounting in all to 1850 acres; that
after his death tho heirs Of said deceased
employed one B. P. Hollingsworth, to locate,
have surveyed and patented said claims
That said Hollingsworth has performed his
contract and said heirs have made him n
deed to one third part of said lands, leav-
ing balance of 3306s acres, the joint
property of said heirs above named That
said lands are situated in the counties Of
Ellis and johnson, and petitioners pray
for process against said defendants, for
partition of said lands and such othsr re-
lief as may be just and equitable.
Herein fail not, but Of this writ make
due return showing how you have executed
the same.
Witness: J. 7. Alexander clerk of tho
District Crurt of Ellis county.
- Given under my hand with seal
SEAL )of office in the town of Wa1a-
S0Shachie on the 18th day of June A.
d. 1867.
1T. ALEXANDER, Crk D. C. &c.
By G. r. GIBSON, Deputy.
certify this to be true copy of the
original writ now in my hands.
C.F FOSTER, Sheriff,
Ellis County, Texas.
40;4t, TPrint. fee SIS rs currency,1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06

A st. Douis dispatch of the Sd
says the Democrats Topeka, Kan
sas, special says: A large eonven-
ton Of those in favor Of impartial
suffrage is in session in this city
Lucy Stone, DIR. Blackwell, and del
egates from different parts Of the
State are in attendance.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06

According to Milton, Eve kept
silent in Eden to hear her husband
talk" said gentleman to a lady
friend, and then added in a melan-
choly tone, "Alas there have been
no Ewes since" Because there
have been no husbands worth list
ening TO, was the quick retort.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

A-The undersigned having been duly
appointed Administrator de bonss non, Of
the estate of VIM. ]. Dunn, late Of Dallas
County, deceased, at a regular Term of the
County Court of said County, held for
Probate and other like purposes, on the
9th day of May A. D. 1867, hereby mott
flies all persons indebted to said estate, to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present them,
duly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be postponed
as the law directs. This Oath day OF April
A. d. 1867 JAMES j. PARKS.
Admir- De bonis non VIM. j. Dunn, decd.
d1.ftN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06

CONPLJAESTARY.-An erratic po-
otical genius was highly delighted
by the editors telling him he re-
sembled Edgar A. Poe, the author
Of "Tbe Raven"
"Do you really think sol? asked
the mo0n-struck sonneter, in costa
cy; "pray in what respect 2
"Nhy. you wear your shirt-col-
lar nrside down, and get tipsy on
I'm and water
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06

A man advertises IN q Cleveland
paper for "a boy TO take charge Of a
pair Of horses Of a religious turn Of
mind
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06

ST. CHARLES HOTEL
WpathprfOrd. Texas.

TIVE undersigned takes this method OF
Il informing the citizens Of Parker snd
adjoining p04EtiEs, snd the travelling public
generally, Vat - has taken charge Of the
above h0uss, sEi respectfully solieits Q
share Of puolis patronage Al connection
with the houEs is 3 large sai eOmnslisgs
Livery Stable, well supplied 9Th hsfsss
and attended by trHs:y and eIpELiEsss4
hasilers. ". d. BULLION
PruprieieE
Fr---.-z- al.- 1-s- g-.f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06
Owners Of Land Certificates,
Attention!


THE undersigned begs leave to an
l. nounce that he will locate land certificates OF
any kind, the best vacant lands to be found pay
all expenses up to the patenting, and receive pay
ment In fourth OF the land. He will also guar
antse that the land shall be located and field notes
returned TO the Land Once, ready for Patent, with
in four months sfter the certificates are placed in
his hands. Payment for locating, mus be made BY
a deed to oDe-fourth the land, Immediately on re-
ception Of the patents.
lie would further add that he is and has been for
some time engaged largely in this business, having
within the last twelve moths located over one hun
dred sections, and having gone to . heavy expense
in procuring all necessary Information from the
Land Office, and from Their sources to the eligi
bic aud desirable locations TO be found, he Is pre-
pared to get the best locations 10 be had.
NJ. d. BULLION.
REFERENCES:
ssm'l. =. Moseley and T. J. Rogers, Esqs, Jeffer-
son, Marion Co., Texas. Capt. Stephen Crosby and
Dr. 7. X. wOrrali Austin, Texas Maj. y. X. Thorn
~, Nayasota, Texas W. A. WORKMAN. W. NJ. Payne
aud W. NJ Ewing Esqs., Tarrant, Hopkins Co,
Texas: Col. J. c. Mccoy, Hon. N. NJ Burford, Col.
G. W. Guess and Hon. J. X. P. Record, Dallas, Tex
A. Hoh v. II. Darneil and Col. W. W. Diamond,
Fairfield, Texas.
Dallas. Texas June 20th, ls67-4O.6mo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06

A proposition has gained favor in
Virginia 20 make produce a legal
ferfer
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06

sS-sssd ~ CIRCULARS and PRICE LIsTs, sta
ting dis q Machinery nse5-d
Nay ~ IsE-sszf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06
NEW YORK.
THE PATENT
AriOn Piano Forte

MAN N EE g CO.,
Having secured letters patent on their valuable
improvements on Pianos aud added largely to their
previously extensive facilities for manufacturing arc
now prepared to furnish 10 the Trade, at retail their
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-11-22

the search, and the officers returned.
His conduct when last seen gives rise
to suspicion that he meditated self
destruction, but possibly it was only
ruse.
1t seems inexcusable and inexpli-
cable that the parties at the house
should have let the murderer escape,
and still more so that the people of
Cherry Valley did not attempt to de-
tain him. Their excuse to the Off
GERS was that they did not believe his
story. Offers were dispatched to
Springfield last night to intercept
him if he should take the cars, and
his personal description wa tele-
graphed to the several stations"
NORWICH, Conn, Nov. Is. Shop
ard, who murdered his wife in Wor-
cester, was arrested near Canterbury,
Windham County, about s o'clock
this morning, by Mr.. S. P. Eastman
of Madison, Wisconsin, who happened
to be there on business. He was
handed over to the custody Of Detect
i've Shumway, who started with him
for Worcester.